No Jumper - Yae Yae Speaks On Deion Sanders Getting Robbed, Big Hit & Getting Pressed For Wearing A ‘CK’ Chain

Episode Date: March 30, 2024

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Hey, don't be late, don't be late, man. No jumper, the coolest podcast in the world, man. It's your boy, Brick, and I got some special guests with me. Some super special guests, you know what I'm saying? My D-Mood partners out the lanes, you know what I'm saying? I got KS, Lil' Matt. Introduce yourself, man. On a set, Little Matt, D-O-B-K-S, Fig Face.

I got so many names. We got, yeah, yeah, yeah. We got Mr. Strunina in here, man. Yay, yay, man, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, your boy, yay, gangsta, yay. You know, it don't make no difference, snake pee, yeah. You know what I'm saying? You out there, pit?

Yeah, I'm off the snake pits, for sure. Yeah, for sure, man. My boy, out the projects, though. Projects. Yeah, man, there's no-no. So Project Nuno, then, man, you know what I said? Project new, Gangster New. Yeah, man.

My n-knu came to mark me out again. I didn't got marked out again. I got marked out two times in one week, man. I'm gonna put it down. Y'all, y'all zoom in on the chain, man. You know what I said? This is how I, nah, these my brothers, though, bro.

And it's just, like, a lesson of learning for everybody. Bro, you're gonna have hummies from the other side. Either you're gonna accept them or not. You know what I'm said? You know what I said? You slip up? I just slipped up out there accidentally. Just every word out here means something.

You get what I'm said? And the motherfucker, you know what I'm saying? Like, genuinely don't talk. like that to nobody. Like, you know what I'm saying? And I didn't, it wasn't no crazy shit. But you get what I'm saying? Like, when you accept your homeboys, we all hummys.

So at the end of the day. And he corrected it right there, too. I don't lie. Exactly. But you know, you still gonna have a more. Still gonna want to comment. But them more, what's your position? Exactly.

You don't pay them? No, never mind. A motherfucker that they sit right here and everybody that's saying something publicly, they got a media platform that they're trying to get off the ground. Just pay attention. You get what I'm saying?

Yeah, like they got a platform. Like the real homies ain't really even chimed in on it because, like, it's making something not a nothing. But we ain't even going to get it. This is Ye, yay, yay, interview. This new, new interview with KS, but I just, you know, this is another one of my partners from the other side that I'm not fin to tell.

He respectfully told me before he came, you know, I just got a new bus down. Hey, it's good. I'm not even tripping. You know what I'm saying? Like, because we really, real ganges like at the end of the day, that's what we do. Yeah, that's just a respect, dang.

I ain't, you know, I'm saying. I ain't going to lie to you. That's who that is, though. But I told that, hollered at him. I'm like, hey, man, you know, go holler. You know, just make sure everything going to be what it is, you know. We ain't never trying to come on nobody platform and disrespect. Yeah, but I can't stop you for being you.

Yeah, for sure. Like, it ain't no stopping you. As long as it's respect me, I ain't stopping no being them, bro. That'd be, if I turned down for that, that say something about the character. You could turn your lingo down, but, like, tugging my yet. Like, hey, bro, you know where I'm from? Like, come on.

You know what you said? Like, communication to make it soft? Yeah, no, no, not. Communication would rules the universe. And that's what you don't understand. This whole world is ran. Because the United Nations, man, the United Nations is all the top heads communicating at one table that runs the world all off of phone calls and emails, bro.

You get what I'm saying? Like communication rules the world. Cell phones rule the world. Like if you can't communicate. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, you know what I'm thinking something that ain't lived. Ain't been nowhere. Yeah, for sure.

Let's get into it, bro. Where y'all come from, bro? Like, you know what I'm saying? This is the artist and this is the artist right here. You know what I'm saying? But you know what I'm saying? Like we're going to start with Ye'A then we're going to because me and you is going to be a family reunion.

So, let's, let's, let's, well, y'all got a family thing. Man, well, hey, look, let me go right there. We do too, we gave the film. We got a fift thing, too. Yeah, man. So, you know, bam, a motherfucker, I get hip to you, I'm in the county jail.

And, uh, I wake up, they're playing this strenna on the loudspeaker, right? Yeah. They're like, oh, everybody else going crazy in the dorm. Uh, Tricky We was in the dorm. YG.L.I.I. was in the dorm. and Little I I guess it's somebody

named Little I on the song also The homie ODD is odd It's odd It's odd ODD But you'll get it confused So that's how I get him to you Right

But Little I'm like Yeah that's real That verse He horrid though His rapping hard I can't take that The homie go

The homie go bracy for sure Yeah So that's how I get him to you Where you come from though How you get to that point Having that viral hit? So basically, like, we all came, we all came up with together. Like, the homies called us.

They, like, we're going to the studio. It started off me, me, the homie, 7-Elevene, and I. 7-Eleven, crazy ass. Yeah, 7-Eleven burnt out. But, yeah, started off us for, we used to be recording at the homie house in the snake pits, the homie Ryan house, shout out Ryan. That's shoot all my videos and who really be helping me, because it ain't too many people

trying to help it. So we go to, we have that. You got your rally right here, though. We go away, but. Yeah, for sure. You know, we go. It's probably 10 years or better now.

Come on, man. That's my bro. Yeah, but for sure, though, we, uh, that, uh, Strenna came about in the studio. Just vibe. And, uh, I think Ormani, like, he, like, catch you at the light with the Strunana.

He, like, I'm like, on everything. That's he. Go, go. Don't lay that down. Yeah. So the hook come about, the, uh, the n-up in the, uh, in the little booth. He gassed. So the homie Ryan got his, uh, his studio, like the booth port right by the bathroom.

So it's, he, you got to close the bathroom door. You ain't going to get no good sound. Yeah. So the whole time, we got the bathroom door open. So it ain't sounding, it ain't, it ain't sounding, uh, too good. We think it ain't. Yeah. So we like, we all gonna say the string in the shoot.

So if you hear, it's like, it's echo. Yeah. in the bathroom it made it better. It made it sound 10 times better. We basically came up with that. We came up with the hoods.

Laid they versed down and it went from near. You ever heard of Active in L.A? Yeah. The Active in L.A. They was behind us. They helped pay for the video. Active in L.A. was fat boy, right?

That's Fat Boy. It's a guy. It's a gang. It's a fucking with King Louis. the 13th Right, right, right, right. Right, but this thing I'm not mistaken. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

But this thing I'm talking about he's actually from Pasadena. Yeah, he's from Pasadena. Wasn't he chubby? Have he said, though? Um, Sean, I ain't really too chubby. He light-eyed. All right, so. Matrix's kind of chubby, though.

All right, yeah, it might have been his partner. Go ahead. Yeah, it was all them. They helped put the video together. And we shot the video and that took off, though. And I ain't gonna lie, but when we f*** up all, we should have already, we all should have made our YouTube.

and put that shit on our channel because when that shit took off it went that shit went that went brazy the first day but it was on it was on them channel because them paid for the video so they basically

they ate off of it they and they use their platform and put it out that's what I'd be looking where people be putting their song on the thizzler and all that I'd be like I don't know if y'all should give it to them

on their pay because don't let it fuck around and be a hit you're gonna be sorry about that, then they're not giving you nothing they're not obligated to you. They're not obligated to give you nothing because you put it on their shit. Yeah, I mean, no disrespect. There's this of y'all doing your

thing, but I just watch young artists, but it's like give or take, like I use this platform and take a loss on this song in order to get my son by people that probably wouldn't see it. So it it's like a thin line

of a fucking trying to, you know what I'm saying, get on, but it's like that giving your content up for free is not the right move. Yeah, for sure. But we, at the time, we just had, we just had took off. We all, we all basically started rapping together. Like them four names, I said, that's who, that's who really, like, started that shit.

Like, in the hood as far as, like, our generation. It's older, homies and being doing that, but as far as, like, getting out there and getting their bracken, it started with us four. And then other homies, other homies joined on and started trying to rap. But after that, after that string in it, we all had a little bit of fame. We all, we all kept rapping together. And we just, the, uh, the homie ended up passing away to some bullshit.

Which one? The homie, uh, the homie, uh, ODD. He did? Yeah, he ended up passing away to some bullshit. Oh, that's crazy. Is that, uh, what was, I mean, not, well, he passed. What was his hood name, though? His name was ODD, is, his hood name was ODD, too?

Nah, uh, you know, he'll tell you a little bit more. tell you a little more of it, but... Yeah. That's gangster money, though. All right, yeah. All right. So it's money. Yeah. That's what that...

Okay, all right. Yeah, I just... Because I, it's all coming back to me. Like, you know what I'm saying? I did hear about it, but... Yeah, the reason why I say he could tell you a little bit more about it because that's more of his generation. Yeah, we're going to get into it.

I just started rapping with him. We're going to get into it. I already even want to speak about how nobody passed away. No, no, no. Like, but he's a artist, though. All right, yeah. He tuned in. This is how.

It's like a part of us. Yeah, because if it's any crazy, if he's here right now, he'll be a... Right here. Yeah, no, I figured that. I figured that. I just did, you know what you would say? I ain't know if it's political.

It's just leave it where it's set. No, no. Rest of peace. You understand? If it goes, I'm just... Nothing like that. Yeah, for sure. Yeah.

You know, this ain't the police platform when I'm on this motherfucker. I ain't trying to, man. I don't want to know. Private is. Yeah. But so you grew up in Pasadena? Yeah, I grew up in Pasadena my whole life.

So to y'all that don't know, they're from Lane. So they got L.A. Pasadena together. Y'all give y'all, like, let them know how that work because it's all one thing. It's the same thing. No, I know, I know, but this is the world. This is the world. We just got two different cities. But you know, you'll come across some homies, though.

You know, they're going to say, you're from P.D.L. and they get some homies to say I'm from L.A. Lanes. Yeah. Some homies going to tell you I'm from Denver Lanes. I'm from both of them. Yeah, a lot of them. A lot of them. A lot of them.

A lot of them. A lot of them all the ones I run there, too. Yeah. That's what the real ones that say. You're from both of them. Yeah, yeah. We got a lot of more lanes everywhere else, though, but it started in Pasadena, L.A.

Like, that's the motherland. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. So, my fucking, a little mad, man. What's you got in the works? What's you got in the works, man? you know I got my clothing line mad clothing you know what I'm saying more than the gangbanger just dropped this you feel me so go get it got a gang a little up and coming like new little

drops I'm working on you go pick it up in the hood lay lay lay lay hey yeah we wasn't we wasn't we wasn't we was in a mall fox hills and and I was on sloshing too so you know but uh you know I'm saying what we about to got we got to have a new location real coming so so I've been see you running around with not running around but popping out with your homeboy big hit recently big hit that's a big bro right there

so you see they got they got him right here and all that you know they tuned in but what's your relationship with big hit what's your he could go first of y'all that's the homie from the hood so we met on the yard on a four yard

where I just paroled from and we used to rap on the yard you know what I'm saying talk about this shit right that we're doing right now, like, trying to make it, trying to make it, you know what I'm saying? Like, in this rap, I'm trying to do something positive, like, you know what I'm saying, basically. So I was on a yard with him. That's where I met him at, but that's the homie from the hood.

So now y'all on the streets, he powering up. He, he, he, he, at 4-4-I don't know how old he is, but he got that young. He around my dad, man, yeah, for sure. He around my dad-in-law, man. That's why he's so viral, though, because he's like a old. I'm still, like, they got a bracket right now on the set. And shout out

Shout out to a son For believing in him You get what I'm saying? Like you've never seen This type of relationship Like the son get old And bring his daddy Old, like

He could have been like Pops, you can run the label You kind of too old for that A lot of people Just put their pops Yeah, go get some Go get some pounds or something We're gonna

Yeah And gonna put them all the way In position Yeah, he did that And that's like some shit But you know what I'm saying Like that showed like A whole lot of like

respect. Like, I know big hit spent a lot of his life in jail and little hit probably like, you know what I'm saying, like our connection. He probably, he probably the reason why he do music is what I'm trying to say. Yeah, for sure. And the fact that he turned around to show that's how much of his father. Like that's super dope. Y'all got any business in the works? Y'all side to him with you. I didn't do some music with him, but I don't, I got a couple songs I done with him. In the songs, a couple videos. I ain't got no, like, real, like, as far as business, I ain't got no business with him.

Yeah, because when I, I ain't going to lie, I automatically, y'all correctly, but I automatically thought that y'all was, like, working together y'all was going to be his artist or whatever the case was because under just the recent, I see my boy out, and I just put two or two together just thinking for y'all and should I ask. That's the homie. He pushes the way we push our ways. I mean, that's what we're really trying to do, though.

We're just trying to bring all this together so we can, like, support each other. Like, we're going to support all our homies regardless, but everybody ain't got to with each other, like, you feel me? Yeah. You know what I'm saying? So, like I'm saying, we ain't got no hate towards him or none. We support him, but everybody's just doing their own thing. Yeah, yeah.

I'm saying. If y'all got the money for your own budget, like y'all said, y'all should go do a joint venture. No, that's for sure. For sure, we can't get the bag to just go get a little hit. Like, huh, man. out for us, that's easy, why not? He's from the same city, he own, you feel me, why I go elsewhere?

Exactly. Like, we ain't got to have no real relationship with him, like, grew up with him or nothing like that, like his business. Like, you feel me, like, that's why I said, we ain't really like, oh, I don't know, like, oh, that man, ain't doing this. For what? But y'all got way more unity than us on our side. We not go get into that, because I don't.

We do, but we know. It's just, you look it at it because it's like this. We do, but we don't. Yeah, man. It's so different. As far as us. Us, yeah. It's a lot of that, yeah, but it'd be other little shit

going on as far as that, but, you know, it ain't... Yeah, but y'all make it look good to the public, and at least y'all know how to keep that. We really like brothers. Like, you feel me? Like, it's like, like, we brothers.

Like, we like this, like, ever since from the day... I'm talking about the whole BT. I'm talking about how y'all just don't let internal... Oh, yeah. Outside of what's going on. Right, right, right.

You know what I mean? Like, and... just because from that blood gang another can't speak about that blood gang in front of you. It's just a different type of unity that I'm talking about. You know what I'm saying?

Like, you're going to be around the crib and be around the crib, it could this another cripple as long as you don't say. See rid of there? I get, I get what you doing for sure. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I didn't see something for me.

I know, but y'all, it's, it don't leak out. They don't leak out. Like, you get what I'm saying? They don't leak out, man. You understand what I'm saying? Like, that's what I said. I don't even really want to get into their politics.

Like, you got to say, we're going to keep it to the point. You know what I'm saying? Like, keep it about your because my name is hot for politics right now, and I'm not getting into no politics. It's like, as soon as I say something, like, oh, brick, baby shit, this. now fuck that They're making blogs about it And all

Yeah like But listen bro All right So you come up in Pasadena Right You went to Pasadena High School No

Yep I did go to I went to damn near every school In Pasadena I went to Blair They kicked me out of Blair Went to A Chess for a couple months I was supposed to be playing football That didn't go well

Then I went to Mir with the rest of the homies I was just about to say John Mir right at the bottom of the year Yeah I went to mirror Well that's out of Dita though Kind of right. Borderline right before you get there. Yeah.

Got across wood, Barry right before you get there. Then I went to Mir. Then after that it was, I went to a continuation school learning works. Because it's all, it's all Lincoln though, right? Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. Because my uncle used to live up there at the top top and the big houses up there. Oh yeah. He had one of them fat ones. Yeah, he still got it. Straight out.

Yeah, he still got it. He still got that. He still got it. Yeah, if I still come through there, you down there. So, like, at what age did you, like, jump off the porch and, like, start, like, you know, hanging with the humbies? Like, when you start hanging with the humbies and then when you get that. I've been hanging with the homies since I was a kid, since I was, since I was young.

And he'll tell you that when they swapped the cameras and he'll tell you that because he is in jail at the time. Yeah. But I've been since I was 12. I was 12 with the homies. I was the one, hey, yeah, yeah, go watch out, make sure the police ain't coming. That was me.

I'm the one in the snake pitch trooping. Because Pasadena, one of them cities, like, like, a Baldwin village, like everybody out there is with y'all. It no matter of, no way. Even if they ain't gangbakers, they would with delays. Like, I used to be out there.

They're quick to say about Pasadena. Pasadena is. a, uh, it's a good city, it's a nice city. Yeah, right. How? Cause the Rosebo out there? I see that parade. That's all they know.

That's all they know is parade. Hey, let me hold something, because I know y'all the ones that got D out of them shit, I said you. Hey, I swear to a. I wouldn't even do that to D. I'll f***ing too much. I got a video right. Me and my boy, me and my boy, because we went to that game.

I was so happy to go to the game. See? See? No, I know. I'm just popping it. But that's funny, though. When I was young, that's what I used to do. We used to go to them games, though, go up in them locker rooms. But that wasn't us.

Them kids had, I think they said some other schools, some on-campus kids. So they got in UCLA. Yeah, some of that. That's crazy. I see that. I'm like, I'm like, damn, man, I wish they would have to go over here. I'm like, how stupid can you little d'clock?

I'm not leaving, though. Not no better. Listen, bro, coach, you feel to have dove jury on during the game. I'm not leaving it in no locker room. My shit's been on the field in the back. Exactly. Because I'm like college kids and some of the broke is kind. Yeah, but they're getting so much money now off them.

No, I'm talking about the kids that don't got all the NILs and all that. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, they're regular kids. Yeah. Yeah. They're like they did. I went to the cottage for a second niggas be starving like niggins jail shit

Like whatever you cook up Niggas eat while you in college Them niggas off the porch too They're just trying to get Yeah It's trying to get driving For sure Hell yeah so

Like when was your first Like running with the law Or like Because I feel like Did you just do some time Yep Uh Because I feel like that

You kind of like me The jail shit It'd knock off your momentum bro Yeah that for sure sure that's why with the uh stringin this shit then after the homie passed and all that shit uh i went to jail i went i went i went to jail i uh i did a uh they gave me they gave me they gave me forward 80 and i did like 20 i did 22 months off that and uh shit that was that wasn't my first run in with the law though no i know so that's why i was i was go get to that but i said

what was your first run at like when did you start getting in trouble oh shit i was I was in, I was at, uh, I was at, uh, where, what school was at? I was at Elliott. I was at Elliott. This is, uh, this middle school. Yeah. I'm at Elliott breaking in lockers, getting in trouble. But, you know, uh, that's my first real running, running with the law, but my, uh, they gave,

my mom was able to come get me, though, my first run in. Yeah. Then the nigga got, then the nigga got grown. Then I, uh, I just went. I ain't never been to juvenile, no. That's what I was going to say That was you a juvenile haul, baby. No, I wasn't no juvenile haul, baby.

Hell, no, I skipped juvenile hall. Are you looking at me, blood? Why are you looking over here? I was about to say, look at these two boys. This is the nigger. This is the juvenile hall baby, the Y-A baby, the bounty baby. Where you, niggas, all right, so when y'all hop on the porch? I was going to, it's three bikes, so I was just zooming in one at a time,

so we don't confuse everybody. So, like, where you hop on the porch? Like, what's your story, Gay? Because you don't rap it all that, which you hear, so what's your story? Yeah, no, I'll be fucking around with him, but I don't take it serious enough. I'll be doing it. I'll be doing it just for, like, our memories. Like, with my bro, with my bro, them, I'd be doing it for my memories.

But I feel like I miss that wave from all that time I did. Like, you know, I watched them elevate. I still will have to go through that. That's why I really don't be fucking around. I mean, the way that this shit set up, it's happening overnight if you got the right viral shit. Like, you can't even, you just got a drive. He asked when you jump off the porch.

off the porch. You feel me? I really start like fucking, I can say like doing like little bad shit running to the police and shit. Like when I was like 12, my first time going to juvenile halls, then when I turned like 13, 14,

that's when it really started getting, it started getting real. They start getting real. I'm trying to be like, bro, I see what he doing. So I got my friends too. He's like, hey,

you better chill out. But I'm like, it's over with. I'm calling him from juvenile halls. I just smashed this nigga, bro. I'm thinking it's funny. I just whoop this nigga

with you. They call him. that horse, he laughing like Nuno, like, how do they call home on you? I'm like, man, bro, it is what it is. I'm in there doing what I'm doing. Then like, 13, when I was like,

when I was like, 14, I ended up, I was like in and out of jail back and forth, back and forth, and then me and little bro had, you feel, me, some bullshit that happened, and bro end up going to jail for it. And you feel me, I was going to take the rap for it, but for me, mom still like baby and a nigga, like

no, who-thee-woo, and I'm still going do it but I end up going to jail so then when I go to jail that's when I go to YA. I went to YA when I was like 14, 15. Where y'all be at in jail or y'all met on the street? I was in a hole. Because y'all from so far away at kids

I don't know if you ever lived in the jill babies, but yeah. I think it was in a hole I was in what was that? I was in 20 me food. Him and a homie Emack. So where y'all was at? Y'all was at 24? Y'all was a 20-out. Y'all y'all not at L.P. Y'all not at Eastl.

We met in the county. You were just always that, like, don't get me wrong, like, I always knew. Like, I was just too young to really, like, shoot out there. But I know, like, okay, little KS, you feel me. So we didn't really, we didn't really like, when we hit that, hit that, hit that bounty jail, that's when it was like, oh, he's like, okay, a little mad over there. He's like, oh, you, for me, I don't do them over there. What's happening?

We just smashed this, nigga, whoop you straight? We're back over there. And it's just like, ever since then, we've been tight as a motherfucker. Then we was on the yard together. On the side. You feel me? It's really like now, it's really like, oh, like, hold up. We out of state.

Then we hit the foe together. He gets sent to the foe. I gets sent to the low-fo. And first time I meet this, nigga, this nigga talking to the chaos from my hood. This nigga talk about, nigga, remember what I told you, baby, nigga? He called him something else, though. But he, yeah. He called him something else good.

But, nigga, he's like, nigga, I told you. I was going to go to the pit and lay down to your. Digger, I was going to be that time. Yeah. I said, this, nigga, they can't even turn itself in, like, well, watch, you're going to hear about it, digger, that is.

Like, listen, man, this nigga different, nigga, I call him the biggest blood in the world, nigga, I met him in the county, though. We was doing our thing, bro. You know what I said? Hey, I, been like, we, our circles is damn near the same circles. We just ain't never, like, because he'll fuck up.

So, I guess he's been in jail most of the time. said where you start getting the trouble. I got out, went right back, that's why. I was in jail for stealing jackets. Don't start clouded beat.

He told me that story. I'm thinking this nigga in jail for some shit. You said for stealing jackets. So your old boy is stealing the jacket. Hey, he's talking about he's been in here. My man. Two years.

I'm like, so I'm like off top. Like, you know how you don't want to ask. He's going on three. You know what you're going on. They're on a set. Once he started getting cool, it's like, he like, tell me like, I'm like, never.

You've been up in here, nigga, what? He's like, a nigga. How long you was down for that jacket still? I'm about to fight that. Damn there,

dude. Diff. Diggum, mad as a motherfucker. You know why I was down, though. This nigga, we're going to get into that.

Let's get his background out the way. We're going to get into it to a tibaguer. Yeah, for sure. Digger our ex-hole boy, dude. Man. But, uh,

what I'm about to say, uh, so when you start really, like, getting into trouble with all that shit, too, like, because,

you grew up, I thought you had 11 years old. You went to Audubon. So what was you living up there, Eddell, Indiezer, my mama, we moved to the jungles,

so that was our address. Put it outside. I'm saying? Our address was in the jungles. Uh-huh. So I went to, like, autumn schools, like Hill,

Chris, Ottawa, Dorsey, all that type of shit. Yeah. So what, you said 11th? Was the first time

you went to juvenile on? Yeah. What was your case? A robbery. Gas station, Robbery, me and I'm me, uh, baby Braves, um, me little room. What up in there, snatching all this shit out the store type shit?

You were baby Braise? Yeah, baby Braves. Shut out, baby Braes. That's our, that's who really made us like that. When I see how tight they was and me and Braves was that tight, nigga, I automatically let baby Braes go. They let baby Braes go out the car. They get us to jail, and he come back two weeks later.

I see, I mean, EF, we're in EF. You're doing passbacks? Oh, hey, I didn't pay in the kids. My wig You're doing passbacks over there We're playing to this I see what y'all's doing In a bounty too

That's why the niggas was mad Y'all passing a weed back and forth We stay doing that Yeah Like this is what they play everybody Yeah Close that back card Man by your business

You said Braes came back Two weeks later Yep on the South See him He come in On the hood He already rushing shit

go to the hole. So, he's crazy. He caught his case at, that's what he caught his big case, or that was just a bullshit? No, he caught his case when he was 13. Yeah.

But we was like all back and first like juvenile hall, like, we was like, fuck us, we was like the homies that was going to the hall. So, like, camp, all that shit. Oh, yeah.

Yeah, yeah. Like going back and forth, juvenile hall. And then, what was the longest stretch you ever did? I just did eight, Eight years, four months.

For a robbery? No, for a saw with a firearm. Yeah, yeah. So when you was in there, you know what I'm saying? When did you start getting face tattoos? Because it seemed like you fell in the, when was your first face tattoo? My first face tattoos. Man, when I got out of camp, all the hummies like,

Baby E-Mack, Big E-Mack. Shout out, E-Mack, too, man. I was all going crazy, like, on the hood, you know, that's my crew. So it was, like, started at a young age, though, like, really, like, in my teens. I got my first face up. Yeah. Yeah. And I just started going crazier and crazier.

Like, then once I got to the pen, I just going crazy. Yeah, yeah. So you said, when did you start doing music? When you was in jail, you started writing rap? We used to rap. We used to rap. Like, you know, our hood is, like, known for that. Like, we started that.

You feel me? as far as the blood's rapping. So, you know, we used to listen to Braise, nigger, in the hole, and, you know what type of shit. Because, be brazen, you got some of the hardest verses in the world, like the most memorable gay vases thing and be brazeny by the hole, the number one spot.

And we just back, you feel, me, the L gang back on the set. Yeah. You got to take over on the set. They know who started it on a bud. So what's the name of your movement? We got a lot of movement. We just L-Game, like, but we got Lane Life, we got Fig Money, we got, we got, we got gangsta fam. We got everything.

We got all type of shit, you feel me? Yeah. Fast laid, all type of shit, you feel me? Yeah. Nogger, us right here, though, we just, nigga, we pushing all one, like, together, like, you just, nigga, the hood, nigga, us, gangsta fam, nigga, L-gain, nigga, period. Yeah, yeah. So, gangster fam, that's with the GF. We're pushing our brand, though, too, though.

You feel we're pushing the homie right here. we're pushing everybody that want to do something positive, like, want to, like, you feel like, that's what we own. Yeah, yeah. We got clothing lines, restaurants, businesses, all type of shit. Hell, yeah. We're just trying to do something positive, nigg, trying to make it out. Nags, I understand.

It takes, nigga, it take a pack of investors in order to buy a whole apartment building. When you see 1,000 units in one apartment building, it ain't just one person, and take everybody with the same mindset in order to get the project done. So, motherfuckers got to look at it from, my business aspect.

Naga got the manpower. Promotion is word of mouth for the most part. You get what I'm saying? If everybody went somewhere and it was like, hey, you ever heard the ummy? That nigga, instead of always hating. And everywhere they pull it up

and music playing like, hey, I play the umby shit. You go crazy. That shit is more promotion than any Instagram post that a motherfucker is going to do when everybody on the same shit and they keep seeing it every day

and everybody pushing their little shit. shit. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? So gangster fam, how you come up with gangster fam? I ain't come up with it. They came up with it. So that's your label? That's just like, it's really like we just, we like a family and we just ran with it. Like, for me, like 2007, like me and my home boys I grew up with like, you feel me, like, we need to start something. Like, you feel me to like separate our self from all these other niggas. Like, you feel me like, we ain't like these niggas. Yeah. And that's what we did. We all just put G in front of our name like you feel me you feel me and we went from there you feel me besides all of us like

my age it's like by like three people like his age and my big brother yeah for me after that we just ran with it so then when they start rapping it's just like it came together like that's our push that's what we represent like that's us like you feel me it ain't just like no bullshit ass like oh he's just that's just them thing it's like nah like it's a little different like I said it's like we together like you feel me like that's really what it would it really show like you for me, all togetherness, like, that's really what it is. Yeah. Like our love for each other.

You feel me, like how much we fuck with each other and all that. So the rapping, just like, once they start rapping, him, my bro, hum me little junk, once they start rapping, it's just like, this is we're pushing. You feel me, like, it's us. Yeah, yeah. Because at the end of the day, a motherfucker got to have an overall goal. That's why I'm asking y'all, like, what's the name of, like, that shit, everybody come together and figure out one thing

that y'all gonna push. And it's just outside looking in. It can be a gang of different umbrellas, but to the world when they see y'all, they don't want to split it up. Yeah. When they see O-TF, they're seeing O'Block,

300, this, that, one nigga from Kaki Key. You get what I'm saying? They see O'TEF. You have I'm saying? All of them niggies ain't off a limerine, you get what I'm saying? You get what I'm saying?

So it's like, nigga. When you push something together, and that's why even when I came home, score game, the hummies pushing it, I got Brick City. I'm going to put this to the side. Like the score game, it sounds cool, everybody fucking with the score shit. You young niggins out here, a nigga putting on for the score, I'm going to accept your movement and help y'all do what y'all got to do. And still, I implement my shit on my own projects,

but that's all push one thing at one time. so the world to know that we all together. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, for sure. That's just, you know what I'm saying? Outside looking in. But what's your expectations for the label? Like, I mean, for gangster fam, like, what's y'all, what is your end game or what is

y'all working towards right now? Just trying to, like, put it together. Like, if we're trying to get our funds together and just, like, whichever way we can, like, just push, you know? However, whichever route we got to go, that's really just what we've been on. Like, if we didn't ran to a couple of hiccups, you know. Surgeon shit, you know, niggas get money different ways and shit, and you feel me?

So it's like, it'd be like slowed down a little bit, because I've been on this angle monitor for a minute. But you feel me, it's like, for me, like, we just got to, we just been trying to figure it out. Like, it been coming together though. That's what it really is, though. It really is, that's what I said. That's what I said. We got two niggas strapped up over here.

I've been on this shit for two years. The whole time I've been out. I went, I caught a violation, went back to the county, they like, hey, put him right back on it. I'm like, damn, I just did the violation. Like, what the fuck? Like, I was just on this shit. Seven months, I got out, fresh out.

I was out probably a month. I gone fig to fuck with the homie G down and his brother. Shout out of G down. Police swarm that motherfucker. They find, like, 13 guns, like, this is yours. We all go to jail. All of us. Gun by the tree, they like, this is yours.

Bro go to jail. They take all of us down. like, man, hey man, I'm like, bro, we both tell each other the same thing. Hey, man, bail me out. I'm like, I know they already already told me this mine. I go to jail, LA, police, they're like, you ain't even tribut. I ain't even going to call

your PL you from me. I'm going to let you bail out. Man, look, when we don't have got to talk no more? On me, put me and myself. Yeah, he's better let me bell out. You don't know violations? Man, I go get on the phone. Hey, come on, man. But they really just worked the nigg out of money.

You found the blower and the common like, come on. Man, down there, there, 20. blowers and they just they just started just damn near putting them on niggas. And they made me bail out again. When I went to jail for the violation, I get in a high speed chase and I jump out the car and break me and the homie.

When they give me the other violation, I do the violation, they tell me, I was in the county and I was in county in San Bernardino because I went to jail out there. Yeah. When I do the violation, they send me to LA County. And try to hear you another one. Man told me bell out again. I'm like, y'all really

janky make me bell out for the strap case again. You miss your court day. Yeah, a nigga got to. They really running a play on the nigga. Put a nigga right back. I don't get off of this shit. Next month. I mean, April.

I've been on this shit the whole time I've been out. They want to stay one. It's time to play, boy, once you get up off of that. For sure. That's time right now. That shit ain't holding nobody back. No, no, no. I'm just talking about like a nigga could get on the plane, go where you want.

Oh, yeah. You got a minute. It's like, you know, a big of a major figure for this, nigga out, nigga. And motherfucking I eat somewhere, they gotta sit back. That's all I'll be talking about, because I'll be, for me, like,

but we got to figure it out, especially that as far as, like, everything, memories and just figuring it out, because you feel me, I ain't really, this is my longest really just sitting out here on the streets. I ain't never been out here like, you feel me,

to really just enjoy life. Yeah. I ain't never been out here like that my whole life since a kid. I ain't, teens gone. Way's gone. And we're enjoying it now, and we got niggas mad too.

It's only more to come The angle monitor could have been You know what I mean It could be working both ways for you You know what I'm saying Because it lets you know that Hey man Everything is documented

Yeah for sure Fly straight For sure You know what it keeps you out of like Oh you see I mean you see blood I mean you see blood Like you know

Like Like because you know When you ain't got a dog Diggie You see it right nigga man I don't give a damn What type of life you live man the right nigga come across the dick and play

man have a nigga thinking all type of ways man I ain't gonna lie see thinking we have to tell himself every day that a nigga on the positive path bro you know what I'm saying but what's your what'd you feel like your heart is hit

today did um my favorite shit as far as that I already don't put out yeah um that whole lower living

that whole lower living uh tape I put out that shit, I ain't going to lie, but no love. That's one of the, that's one of my best songs. Yeah. Yeah, for sure. Well, did the public pick up on it? Yep, a lot of people, a lot of people picked up on it.

Yeah, well, how many views did it do overall? We know you up and coming in on a matter. Yeah, I think it's knocking on like 200K almost. Exactly. That's still, that's going crazy. But that's, yeah, that's going, that's going, that's going, brazy coming from where I come from. That's what I'm trying to do. tell you. Yeah, that's what I'm saying.

Nigger, you're acting like you didn't want. I thought you were saying it because you didn't want to talk about it. 200,000 going crazy. Yeah, I ain't. Nicker, I assaluted. I still, nigga, my shit, be having problems getting to that. Yeah, man. You get what I'm saying? Yeah, absolutely.

And, uh, I feel like your following was supposed to be way crazy. I don't know if they shut. Did they shut down the Instagram of yours? When I, uh, I lost my, I lost this page. I lost my page for probably, I say about, I say about like two or three months. Yeah.

But I don't know what it is. I feel like my following post will go more brazy than what it's going to. I feel like you more of a laid-backed nigga that's not going to be controversial. You're just going to do your music. Yeah, I'm going to just do my thing. But if a nigga getting my way, I'm going to get everything. That ain't controversial. That's handling business.

Yeah, for sure. It's saying something on the internet. Like, nigger a nigga handle business. A nigga, no a nigga. You know what I'm saying? They'll tell you right now. In our city. It's over to be like that, though.

This niggas who sub me every day. I don't pay them niggas. No, never mind. Why would I go pick up my phone and go sub a nigg? And I know I'm doing better than you. That's what I'm saying, right? 100% sure. 100%.

You know I'm doing better than you. So why would I go pick up my phone and make a video and talk about you? I ain't about to give you my energy. And exactly. We all don't got that type of control. Sure. Hey, you're good. Why ain't you going to lie?

No, you post it. I ain't going to lie. Sometimes you go crazy on the nigga. That's true. That's what you is. It's just, yeah, a motherfucker came in like that, and then I really mean what I say. But this is the thing.

When you know you ain't going to never catch a nigga. That's my, that'd be my whole thing. And you ain't going to never be able to have this conversation to a nigga face-to-face. It's like, fuck it. you are to play internet games digger, all right, look, look, check it out. I ain't better to speak nothing but facts too,

digger. And digger, digger, beat up. I'm still with that plague too. You get what I'm saying? Niggas don't really be with that. When they get to raising their phone and document and shit, like we just going to play an internet game because it don't matter what happened to you.

Like, nigga, if something happened to you, bro, they guarantee you knock it on my dog. Yeah, for sure. I can have nothing to do with the place. I can get to talk crazy. a nigga three days later he died.

The way the internet work, bro, it's a rap. They come in a holler for sure. It's a rap. So it's like the best way to handle that is like you go play

internet game. We're going to play the internet game because I'm never going to catch you. And once I say something on the internet, that means that I didn't exhaust it

every other eye shit. So it's like, fuck it. I was like, we're going to do this. And nigga, we ain't going to never see each other

because you're going to make sure that. You know what I mean? it just is what it is though you know what I'm saying but it's dover to be like you are but that's when you say you're following and all that you still got to figure out a way without controversy to engage with the public and your fans every day

it don't have to be controversy you could be giving a nigga good game every day you could be you have said but they got to see you every day just stay more active on it yeah because it's social media shit like you know what I'm saying like it leads you to viral shit you could be on that motherfucking tripping forward do something fuddy and oh blood that that shit gonna go viral just out of nowhere and it's your regular you know what I'm saying yeah like the laid back approach is dope and but sometimes it um affects artists because they feel like they don't want to do the clown circuit shit like that's that bullshit I don't know

and still other engagements you could do. That's what I tell you without letting Gordon. Look, I take game from other shit. Look, you're saying you saying the nigga like, I ain't no laid back cocky, nigga like, oh yeah, I'm on some, I feel like I'm better than this, nigga. No, I just say, cogie, I just say, yo, lay back, you're not really the type that's finning just, just from how we talking right now. Like, you ain't just the type that's finner, right, right, nigga, like, nigga,

I know you stand on business, but, nigga, I see your approach from, we didn't have the interaction, but like right now, that's what I get from me. Like, you just be cooling. Like, you ain't going to be the one that. Like, if his, like, Instagram got bracken and they're going brazy in the comments, like, be responding to people. Exactly.

Yeah, I ain't responded. I was doing it. You up in there, like, bitch-ass, nigga, who had me right here on sloshing? Yeah, I'm up life right now. Yeah, I ain't doing none of that. Yeah. Let me call this nigga, bloods.

Yeah, man. It ain't nothing wrong with it, though? I just be knowing that. The niggas ain't willing to do that. You're not going to do it, so just stop, because I'm going to make you stay. I'm going to force your hand. I'm going to force your hand every time.

It's like, bro, stop playing with me, gang, because I play mind games too, bro. I got a big of you. You know what I'm saying? Like, bro, go, man, a nigger ain't making here, digger, this long. Digger, this long. They ain't making here this long.

Digger, just, nigga, nigger, playing around with the streets. Nick, a nigga know how to play these motherfuckers, bro. Just, dig, leave me alone. Straight out. But, yeah, though, at the end of the day, this show interview, I ain't going to keep, because I just caught myself talking too much.

A motherfucker, um, a motherfucker was at the internet shit. And I was saying, I feel like your following should be more. And that's only because you got, like, a couple impactful songs. You said, this one here, 200K, did the Strindon. Y'all just was getting started. Y'all didn't know how to market yourself then. So right now, like, what you got up and coming and like what's your play like how you how you plan on playing this next project that's about to drop up and coming it's gonna it's caught out the mud and shit I'm really trying to I'm really just trying to do this tape I'm just trying to do all promotion I ain't really and you feel me and just and really kill them with all videos but I'm really gonna I really gotta just I got to just I got to put my pride to the side and really probably go pay for it.

feature. I had told myself like, man, I ain't giving no nigger no money but I got to put my pride to the side and niggas. So just because how you said my following ain't what it should be. So I got to do something to make other motherfuckers really tune in. Especially if you walk and shit, like if you

trash and you go pay for a feature, don't do it. If you know you walking shit and you're going to be able to rap with this thing that that you're going to go pay for the feature, he ain't going to outshine you on the record, it's going to do and you make sure that you could tag him as a primary on the song too.

Like, you have said? Like, get it clear it the right way. It'll do better for you. Like, because, nigga, you get his fan base and they get to hear you.

And if you keep up or walking down in the same song, you get what I'm saying? They hop it on and shit. Like, I don't even really do the LA rap shit, right? Mm-hmm.

But I do. Like, because I noticed that I got to win the city over before they even accept that other sound that I really do, right? Yeah. So when we did that, scared of us with Draco and Conrad,

them niggas was rapping. I'm like, oh, God, these niggas go, rag coming off the rip, Barreth out of flying, and all this is out of that. Oh, they laid that first before you? Yeah.

I'm like, uh, then Draco go in there. I'm like, oh, shit, because I'm like, fuck it. I get in there. At first I'm saying some other shit,

like, well, I have to wake my game up. I'm like, man, he race all that. I go left for the rigging and I really kept up with the niggas you get what I'm saying

yeah that's how you got it and that was like I'm like damn I know I could do it on the melodic all this other shit you have said but that's when I really open my eyes like all right I kind of do got this

and I start really tap it into that lane so I start getting more fans from out the city with Coachella and all the other shit so it don't that Coachella go that Coachella go bridge

yeah like you know what I said like I start get more LA engagements now because I'm, I'm, because I hold all that shit. I've been having them, but I hold it because you got to have your own sound. Right.

You know what I'm saying? Yeah, for sure. Like me giving three different styles at one time, it'd confuse the motherfucker. A motherfucker can't say, oh, that's brick on one album. You get what I'm saying? Yeah, for sure. But the feature shit, it worked.

It's what I was saying. Like, I ain't paid for that feature, but I have paid for features. You get what I'm saying? and it works. Like, even with Icewear Vezzo and all that shit, like, it works. You got a gang of features.

Yeah, I do, I do it. But see... Darkio. Yeah, I got some shit. Come on, we just put that in the brownie on a set. I'm like, oh, that's on a good. I'm set. I got two of a witty right now

that I ain't dropped because some other shit, like, it ain't even nothing to do with him. It was how we was going to drop the project and Gunner was the executive producer. It ain't fucking with Gunna? I mean, as a brother, yeah As a brother, yeah

But like, over decision making Like You feel the years wrong? Yeah, because I mean, if we was all Gonna take deals Let's do that right before trial Like, you get what I'm saying? Like, like, give a dick

If I was going to let y'all take a deal Like, digger, I ain't going to just hang you ride With a digger, but you have said Like wait till everybody on the same page And trial about to start We go release who we go release it Let it be a group decision. But then let him tell it that the communication was off

that he was trying to reach out and tell the nigga because it's like when they say, are you for bro the 60s in the courtroom and the niggas say, yeah, like all that shit. Digger, you fight in the game case and you take a deal and you got a gang allegation out to the case, you have been to a whole lot more than what Gunna admitted to.

But it's all about how you do it. Everybody got to be on the same page. Like, all fit to, like, shit. Because I'm not fend to say nothing about nobody else in my plea deal. This is my plea deal. You get what I'm saying? Like, I would have to tell my lawyer. Like, hey, like, change that.

Yeah, yeah, like, change. I just fought a murder on the hood. I took a deal of manslaughter. What's that? Me and my co-defendant. We all was on the same accord. Like, look, we're about to take this deal. We ain't going to trial.

Exactly. I was just about that. I ain't know if you wanted to talk about that. I thought you, with the trial, beat it. My crime, he went to trial, he beat it. Yeah, yeah. So what was it at the case I over with? And we don't have to talk about nothing like that,

but what was they accusing you of, like? Murder, three attempts, conspiracy, gun charge, all type of shit. That's right after we get out of jail with each other. Man, niggas on the outfit. Four months. I think you came back right when I was leaving. Oh, yeah, I did. No, you came back for a blower.

I came back. No. Brace, would you? Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, I didn't have nothing. Comber City phone. He just sent me to jail. I'm like, bitch, come over here.

Yeah. They didn't have to sit. You come over there. City by everything. Yeah. Look, I'm through. Dick, I think I came up there to you. No, no.

You came upstairs. Yeah, yeah. Brace had a nigga out to sell. Uh-huh. I had all my little hootsies. Really good. I was like, hey. This is my prostitute.

I ain't going to lie. I came back for one day after the Maybank got a hold of it. Oh, that's sad. Hell no about that Mayback music. Oh, hell. Yeah, yeah, though. Man, when I say

you come from up under that, I'm like, man, my boy, but you got it together this time because, nigga, if you was going to fuck up, you would have did it already. I see your pattern. I know. You're just trying to stay focused, man. You know what I'm saying?

But the clothing line was going crazy during COVID. Like I seen a lot of people. It was going crazy when I was in the county. Yeah. Like I'm saying, my wife, she was promoting that shit. Like, you know what I'm saying? We got a store, two stores, I'm saying, a restaurant, all the type of shit. So are you, have you been renewing your, your, your, like, new styles and all that shit?

You still be doing new drops? I got a new drop. First Day Out collection, like the broke past, rich future. That's like my. Is this going to be one of the mats, too? This is like just something like, this is more than a gangbanger. This is like my podcast.

I'm about to start. It's like more than a gangbanger. It's like everybody that's like doing something that's like a gangbanger that's like, you know, I kind of got the concept from LeBron James. More than an athlete. Go more than an athlete shit.

So kind of like ran with that. Like more than a game member. Just ran with it. So basically what you just go have, gang members from all over that you connected with come on and promote their other shit that they got going on outside of it. Yeah, exactly.

Whatever they got to just necessarily be game members. It could just be anybody like, you feel me, but we like the gangbangers. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You more than that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's just like the podcast, though. I'm definitely pulling up.

But yeah, man, I had heard that you had caught a little case like that. I'm like, not my boy. I thought you beat it. I thought you, you know what I'm saying? They offer a sweet deal I know you was innocent But they offer a sweet deal like that man You know what I mean

They gotta grab E Yeah man Yeah man I was up in there like I'm there two three years fighting that shit So what they got you six years on the mansudder Oh four and six Yeah Yeah yeah

We don't gotta dig into that one though But Why they call you KS Good You really want to know Yeah We're doing that today or we not? We can do it any day you want to do.

No, it's good. You know how I'm catching when it's here. I'm making a show. I say it every time. Every time he knows, hey, kill a cello. Hey, check it out. Look at what? Off the dribble.

You are right. That's bro. I'm not killing. I don't want nobody to think I'm being messy, though, but that's my brother's name. So I just, I really know. That's what it is. Because I knew it was going to be messy. That's why I laughed first.

I was like that. I really don't want to ask her this shit. Nah, I ain't a killer sailor, though. A little killer sailor. Yeah, bro. And we ain't got to go in to all that. It just is what it is. But a lot of people was mad.

You know what I'm saying? That you was, when you hit the county, it was like it was just KS. I'm like KS. Then when I found out his name, I was like, oh, they want to kill this, nigga. I was the dead of you. What?

Hey, hey. I ain't gonna lie. Nigger didn't went through it, though. You feel me on the set? I'm dead homie. Man, you good for that. Nick, I really was with you, bro. Can't no nigga tell me

nothing about your pushing, nothing, nigga. You definitely, and the nigga gonna make sure you might KS with you when it's just us around, nigga, definitely you're gonna let it be known wherever we at if them boys come. You already, nigga already stamped that already,

man. They ain't gotta be extra to all and all that. I'm dead homies, they know what's up. So recently, a video of a nigga that looks just like you went viral. And it was in the prison uniform. You sound stupid. And it's your big brother. No, I'm talking about Big Bad.

I was just going there. My bro, free Bigger Man on a set. For sure, you niggas look just alike. Look just alike, these niggas. And they got all got their full face-touch. If you don't know the different letters to look. go viral every video though every video he go viral and it's that he'd be talking that real shit that's big bro so the general so big man right is he uh trying to get his case back in

front of the courts or is that what he been going viral for i remember one of them i think it was like unity like these talk about gang unity or some shit uh yeah i don't really want to discuss this case because it's like an appeal type shit so you know i was just saying is he trying to get I wasn't going to go into it when he's trying to come back down, though. Is that what he doing? He's like in the appeal process right now. Yeah, that's dope.

I'm going to say we got a lawyer for him. He got a lawyer working on the shit. Yeah, because we might want the prison reform to get involved. I wasn't going to go in. Not for real, though. We need to be signing the petitions, like, about all that, like free all the homies on set. Yeah.

On them four yards. Like, motherfuckers don't think that. The South Siders, everybody, all the active ones, though. Fuck the PCs. You hear me? Free all that. Yeah. motherfuckers don't understand that these courts

awash you just for being a gangbanger, and knowing that somebody from your hood killed this person, bro, it had never... They is that. Nigga, it's a lot of times where we just get convicted because there's 12 jurors that look at us as gang members and we did it off the rip. We lose before we even sit down in the courtroom.

You get what I'm saying? We losing at the paperwork. You know what I'm saying? Like, it's been plenty of times. Like, I got a hummies sitting there for. But show is innocent. And I know, nigga, vice versa.

So, like, when people see us pushing for these people that's supposed to be murderers and all this shit, it ain't that, nigga, only dead hummies.

These niggas really be innocent. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, like, Nick Humby, nigga mad, he crazy to the motherfucker. He's coming down.

He coming down that, nigga, I'll be it out. I, nigger, and there's innocent niggas out here. You know what I'm saying? We kill the nigga of the shit that he did.

Not what you think. I think he did. I ain't going to lie. For my shit, my lawyer told me, he's like, I'm 80% sure I'm going to win. I said, that ain't enough. On God and heaven. He took a deal.

Hell yeah. My lawyer said some bullshit like that to him. He said, I'm 80% sure. Chuck, why, let's go to trial. Over some jackets? Man. Digger, we got, oh, yeah, we got to get into that. I ought to be hot.

That ought to be hot. I told him off the dribble. So I'm with my old boy, man, V. I don't even buy. Oh boy, that it dealt turned it all bad. But mind you, this morning, I already avoid, I'm avoiding him. I'm not picking up for him and nothing, but he lived would be damn near. So it's like, today I'm just going to go out.

It's me and my bitch. I'm going to leave the house. He's blowing me up. I keep on clicking, clicking, clicking, I get by the car. This nigga at the car. Like, nigga, he don't see me calling you. I'm like, bro, what, dick? He's like, what did you vote?

I'm digging, um, six, he's like, man, she kicked me out. So I'm like, oh, man, I'm like, man. But I just so happy to leave stuff upstairs. I'm like, hey, you got to, yeah, oh, he's like, yeah, I'm like, man, fuck you. I'm up in the car, like, so I don't got to go back upstairs and nothing. We're good. I go, I'm just supposed to be going to go buy a pint off mailroads and coming back. We pull up.

Boom. I grabbed a pint that a nigga that had just socked on my plug. was working at the babe store. He socked your plug out? Yeah, yeah. You had to go check on you. I had to go check on you real quick. I'm like, damn.

I'm like, yeah, that's how you get at my d'nick. I'm like, you got, he had split this shit up, though. He didn't woof him. So I'm like, you feel me? So I go put up, I'm like, hey, bro, you know everybody connected to somebody in the city, bro. Like, you got to chill. But I told him to walk outside.

So when I tell him to walk outside On camera it looked like I'm trying to get him out the stove But I'm telling him I ain't trying to get you fired Alright nigger but I got a holl at you real quick I ain't even know you like woo woo But like we got holler real quick So when we go outside I'm chopping it up with he Boom

The boy V Decides to go run up at the store He gets to the back back of the store He still ate babe jacket I got a Pock and a little buddy, we put it up in the porch. You could vouch. We live in the fat mansion at the time.

We really having our way at the time. I don't know what, baby. Y'all had no deal. You for sure didn't have nothing. You shouldn't stand it. I wasn't doing bad. Not the bank store. For sure.

It was down two years. I'd be so motherfucker mad. Oh, yeah. Oh, my. I'd have been mad as a motherfucker. I'm so hot. But guess what did the case called the Brick Baby case? I'm like out of everybody brick baby case.

because like, like, nigga, I don't got nothing to do with nothing. The dude that I'm talking to never talk to the police because I didn't do nothing wrong. So they fired him talking about he was in on the plate. He just wasn't telling on the nigga because he like, I know that nigga didn't have no attention to taking nothing. You get what I'm saying? For sure. So while I was sitting right here, he ran up in the joint, right? He grabbed the motherfuckers.

I see the tape. I guess he knocked over a ladder on his way out. He made, like, say this foot locker, he make it to the back to where the shoes at. You know he's a cat burglars. Oh, he's going to go. You know he's going to get it. He got to where it was that. Yeah.

He got it. I'm thinking the nigger got the first jackets on the rack. No, no. He did not. He made it to the storage room, bro. You never seen anything. You never seen him. I was outside.

I was standing outside. I didn't see the play. I'm in front of the store, bro. This niger did that live. Dead on me. So when he's coming back out, he, And I see it, but now I'm already in the heat of a conversation with him.

So when I see him run out, I see a nigga run behind the homie. I don't know if they did got into it because I'm talking to this nigga, whatever. But I like break it up, like immediately step right there. Like break it up. But when I see him with the Jaggerson and it was an employee, I back up. Like, hold on the fuck. I'm on camera like, bitch ass nigga, get this nigga the shit back. bitch, let go to dead umies.

You are, you already. I'm like, bro. So, okay, you can see me pleading on camera. There's no audio. I'm like, bro, but they overly own him. So he finally get him up off of him. Now he's showing out. Everybody get to picking up jackets around us. This nigga

won't get in the car. I slap him with a jacket. Boom. Throw him in the back seat. They're talking about I picked up a jacket and threw it in the car and jumped in the other side, but it's literally me doing this

to him, boom. You get what I'm saying? Yeah. So, the nigga, long story short, I went to jail for pulling off with the nigga that robbed the store of the jackets. It turned into a robbery. They was playing with us like it was a real robbery, but

on the other side, when he got caught, he had folded. You know what I think? I heard of that. Yeah, you know I heard of that. His videos and all that, but the boy went viral. They kept coming to question me about them other people case. And it's crazy how I get my deal as soon as they in their trial.

The whole time they come and like, well, your crime, he said that you know more about it than he does. Man, how y'all get here, yeah? Get back up out of there. Like, you know, so as you get a visit on a Thursday. Yeah. You ain't talked to your lawyer? You get a visit on the Thursday. It's ugly.

Through the county, I think they start on Thursday, but you know what the fuck I'll be. Yeah. I'm getting the visit on the off day, nigga, during the daytime, I'm. As soon as we go in there, a nigga, hey, yeah, no, man, I'm gone. I don't know.

What you got going on? But I feel like that's what was going on. I'm glad that he did. Well, I don't know. I heard, shit. I already, he was there. I don't know. We ain't even going to talk about it, though.

Hey man, this would be getting the nigga into that place. I hadn't heard he told those to pass the dick to the tics too. Oh, shit, what? Oh, man. I don't know, but that's a shit bra told me. I ain't even going to get to that. Man, you know, that boy different, man. Yeah.

I couldn't believe it, man. I seen him on that video. I said, no. How you meet the nigga? And you don't got that talking about it. I know y'all got, like, mutual friends. Yeah, I met him, I met him through my boy.

I met him to my boy, uh, Little Borough, I met him through Little Borough. And, uh, yeah, that nigh, man, that nigh, Yire. Yer. Yeah, that's, yeah. Yeah, we ain't, we ain't gonna get into that, though.

But, yeah, though, what else going on? Like, uh, y'all speak on y'all up and coming. I don't want to keep on going in the circles. So, like, what you got, how could they get at you on Instagram. Rich Future underscore Mad clothing with two G's

and Peppers Express Instagram, follow all of them Instagram. Man, shout out Peppers is the most fire Caribbean food you go across, bro. Shout out peppers, man. Shout out peppers.

He do got a restaurant. Fire oxtails, man. You sitting right here, and I'm trying to get you to talk about nigger your business, because they're looking at you like a game member, but there's really a business man, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah, bro.

So look, Mad clothing, man, like, basically, I turned the negative into a positive, like, my name, Matt, like, you already know, Madmo. So basically, like, motivated and dedicated, like, basically just turned the negative into a positive and ran with that, like I started in a pen, like, and Quirkran, came home, got it bracken on the set, and shit was just running it up from there, like,

and then, like, as far as my music, shit like that, like, I ain't really get to, like, push it out there, like that but I'm trying to like focus up like my bro be on me like you know what I'm saying like let's go to the studio like you know what I'm saying like I'd be bushing but on the hood like I'm about to start taking it more serious like because a nigga be fucking with all type of people like you feel me big time niggas that a nigga could really like do something with but it'd be like niggas just be like still in the field like you feel me so you know what your heart is versus the me nigga we don't

drive around races because they got stars in the road shout out to yeah yeah because I got stars that I pulled oh yeah oh yeah yeah That's that Lazzie don't try to rape because the stars in the roof, tear drops on our face for the stars that we pulled. Hey, yeah, stop playing. Stop playing with the shoes. I ain't going to lie, you already know. But, yeah, man, just my brand, though.

Just focusing on my brand and, on the set, supporting the homies that got shit going on the set, yeah, yeah, all the homies that's, you feel, me, rapping little eye. Shout out all the homies, on the set. Big Nudon, all the set, all the bros, big head, everybody. If I forgot about you, don't set me on the ground on the set.

Please don't sell me. Yeah, man, you know, they're on this platform. We giving it up for the whole hell game. That's all along. I'm telling you, they didn't want to see me on. He just mentioned everybody. Hey, shout out Rory. Just say shout out the whole world.

Yeah, shout out the whole hood. Even the ones that don't like us on the same. Man, Rari's some bird to fuck up, bro. That's my boy. That's my little ready. You sure I love it. So basically, what you got up and coming, and how could they get at you on Instagram?

I got a lot of music up and coming. I told y'all about that out the mud. You could follow me on I-E-G, A-O-K- underscore Ye, Y-A-E. Sure, yeah, you could, my YouTube is A-O-K-E. Check out my videos. You know, it's all a hot shit. I don't sound like the rest of these niggas out here. That's for damn show.

Yeah. What would you describe your sound like? If you had a mixture between your favorite artists, would that be a product of what you put out? Or is it? See, my favorite artist is Boosie because I like people with storytell. Yeah. I don't really care for the party music like that.

Yeah. But, um, yeah, I, uh, I wouldn't really, I really feel like I got my own sound. Yeah. Yeah, I don't really sound, I ain't gonna say, I sound like none of these niggis. What's your beat selection? When you go in there, you're thinking,

I'd be fucking with a Mazi type beats. Uh-huh. I fuck with a Polo G-type beats. Who else I'll be fucking with? I'll be fucking with, umbp, Z-type beats. So you like that open shit. Yeah. It could be pain or just open where you're,

You could tell a story over. I could rap on any beat, though. Yeah, yeah, no, guarantee. Nigger a rapper. Yeah, nigga, you didn't show to prove that you're a rapper. That's why I was like, I wanted you to get on here because it's like he keeps sticking and motherfuckers ain't paying attention. Like, you get what I'm saying?

But he really got something going on. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, he really having something to say. My fuck got to reach out, nigga, to the ones in the city, you, nigga, that's really doing it, and they ain't really trying to be controversial and all that shit, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, for sure.

Like, nigga, 200,000, you got 7,000, 8,000 followers on Instagram. That means that the music is talking, and the nigga don't even know how to pay for views. Yeah, for sure. You get what I'm saying? I'm trying to learn how to pay for some promotion right now. That's two separate things.

Don't let nobody tell you that paying for views is promotion. These niggas, boy, they tell you that shit promotions have you fucked up getting letters from distro kid and everything they're like man hey somebody playing with your joints he ain't getting no money we're going to suspend this shit ain't adding up yeah listen and know where they get at you at on Instagram

she's got to follow me on IG my shit Mayweather 3K yeah easy call man and listen this another learning experience man It's gangsters everywhere We're going to bring the city back Digger red, blue, whatever the case is, man You have I'm saying

You got a gay steen, your family Gaster that you fuck with They can offer him your platform, you know what I'm saying LA is only, nigga, what we go Make it, nigga And all the end we keep on pushing the negativity out the city,

digger, this should have never come together You know what I'm saying? Like In Atlanta they get in the bag In Detroit they get in the bag In Texas they get in the bag What's stopping us? is nigga the borders.

Mm-hmm. So, you know what I mean? If they see, you don't got to love everybody from it, man, but listen, they can be more effective to a nigga that ain't coming around being disrespectful in your hood

if y'all don't beef immediately and all that, nigga, it can be a gang of money on the flow that a nigga miss it just because the nigga ain't dressed the same way as a nigga, bro. So, you know what I mean?

Don't be late, man. Oh, since we on that subject, we just did a quip swapout, man. Quick swap. You had some more artists with you. Yeah. You know what I said? And we bring it, like I said, we bring it the city together, man.

You know what I said? I ain't called on line like I remember. I know yours is pay me cash. Yeah. This is my boy, pay me cash. My name cameo. Cash me out, you feel me? Oh, yeah, it's some cash on the flow right now.

It's real cash on the flow. You feel me? Hey, pay me, man. What you got going on, man? Like, you rap. You just say to feel you. What you do? I rap.

I do all kind of shit, man, but I just... The door fed. Right now, I just... Super nope. Really, I just got out on Sunday, feel me? Yeah. Just did a year. You just did it a little bit.

A little year. You just did a year? Yeah. But you had two of that? Yeah. You got to come closer to the mic. Yep. Yeah, what they had?

What you got? A little pistol. Yeah, yeah. They left you in the county... High-speed chase. Left you in the county the whole time? Nah, I bet, though. I turned myself in.

Not what I'm saying? Did you make it to the pen? Yeah. Oh yeah, that was bullshit. Got me up out of their face. Fast? Yeah. Hell yeah.

So, where you come from? From Pasadena. So you're from Pasadena? Yeah. Oh, from Pasadena. Born and raised. I'm from both, though. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I mean, LA, too, though. Yeah, no, I already know the truth. I know the truth. So, you up under the gangster fan movement? Yeah. You under the gangster fan movement? Both of you are? I'm flame boys with Gainesville,

Flame boy, Gansden Fan. Free to Flame boys, you feel me? Free to flame boys, there, free to flame. Free Stitch, free twin. Free stitch and free twin, you feel me. How long have you been at it? I ain't gonna lie. I've been rapping, you feel me, since, like, you feel me?

I really started rapping my boy, D. Smith, you feel me? K-Motive P, long-lived, K-Mot-P. That's when I really started at, like, 14, 15. He ended up passing to some bullshit. I wasn't, you feel me, I wasn't, I wasn't, I wasn't really taking this serious, you know, and the nigga was still in the field, you feel me? So, I ain't gonna lie here. Now, you feel me, really big bros in them, you feel me?

They got me taking this serious, you feel me? So up and coming from the drop. Yeah, and then when you start rapping? Shit, I've been rapping for a long time. For a minute, I mean, we start this shit, GMG shit. Yeah, get money to game. Yeah, shout out big old. So what y'all was, y'all, like, since middle school type shit, like juvenile

type rapping, like, always been rapping. That's where it started at all. Yeah, I just like to say, I can tell that's what you were saying, like I've been doing this. You old juvenile hall ass, right? I ain't going to lie. That's where I wrote my first rap set, like juvenile art. But I didn't start dropping rap, so I was 25. I ain't even start rapping until I was 25, but I always knew how to rap.

We used to get high off this and shit. The guy used to use to rap, but then I ain't doing that rap shit. You start dropping at 25. Yeah, like 24. 25. I still booed though. Yeah. That's what, you feel I'm saying?

Like, so with motherfuckers, we talk about you old and all, like, bro, I ain't come about no rapper, nigga. I was managing, niggas. I managed young thug and them, and being a long way was trying to do our things, starting to label it, you know? Yeah. But I always knew how to rap because of juvenile or shit. Yeah.

How are you rapping? Hell yeah. Ain't no TV in themselves? What? It's stupid. This ain't the feet With some da-da-da-da-duzz There's some sweaters

Up over a nigga Yeah They got the shit up and sweat They got the shirt Tired up and sweat Man, they give a nigga Disrespectful draws Well he was kids

I don't know Yeah, I'm 35 Yeah Oh yeah, yeah You know They give a nigga them things Like come on, bro Oh, dude

See, I'm younger than you all You feel Yeah, see I was getting white boxing Yeah, see y'all is getting white boxing No, thank you, bitch. Yes, yeah. But yeah, though, man, the motherfucker. Like, so what's your old how this song?

Like, if somebody went to go, look, what song would you tell them to go? Oh, shit, you go look at my album, Neth. Well, not my album, I low, I dropped Neth, Brothers of Keebber, but I got a song called GF. That's our brother's the kid. That's out. Feel me?

Go find out. How the area of being receptive to what you're doing? I mean, it varies. ways out for a lot of them, yeah, most part. Like, Dana hearing you at least, like, like, the city, for sure. Dina hears. Yeah, all right, yeah, not because, you know what I'm saying? I'm gonna get hip now in the world for the get hip.

But I'm just like, you know what I'm saying? Like, you just highlighted some shit. When I double back and watch the footage, I'm definitely going, you know what I'm said, go tap it into the shit that you, that you putting out just to see where you at with it. Because we go, I feel like, uh, motherfuckers,

it's a whole lot of talent in LA. Man, there's so many outlets. It's so many outlets that's blocked. But at the same time, a motherfucker can't come in sounding like nobody else is. The motherfucker can't come in.

Like, we really got to come in and do what Lil Vader did, but not remix all of them. So you got to get people to dance to this music. Like, you got people to hear niggins go hear you out but the music that goes is the TikTok music

and the shit that can be played in the club worldwide outside of Arizona, New Mexico when you go to the club you don't hear no California music being played unless it's Doja K. So we got to figure out a way to translate it ain't

it ain't up to the world like we can't be mad at the world because they don't like what we're doing because, niggas we can't love what we're doing so much to where we can't go outside the box

and figure out a new sound of call for California but you know what I'm saying? That's just my input for it because niggas be mad when they say California did but they're not lying as far as well as

as a certain extent no like to a certain extent because we're not exploiting the new talent and the motherfuckers that's doing it is still doing the same thing that they was doing in the world

Ben ain't accepted that so we're going going to turn the other niggas that they ain't heard up? Or is we going to keep on forcing this on their ears and letting them judge the West Coast off of what they hear? Yeah. A lot of motherfuckers don't want to let the up-and-coming really come up. The ones that's really on right now,

they don't want to see the up and coming really come up. I'm not going to say, I feel like as far as a lot of motherfuckers, if that was the case, they'd be putting their time in, getting a lot of up-and-coming rappers. I don't know for a No no for sure No Hold on

Yeah for sure That's what I'm saying That's the problem That's the problem of in the city A motherfucker But if you sign a nigga This is the thing Nigger

Nigger come around me For more than four weeks Nigger Your ass got a sign And get the fuck off Because nigga You're getting too much sauce And then

When you get old You gonna swear Nigger didn't exist and all this shit and the nigga taking you around and showing you, you know what I mean?

Like, nigga, a month with me nigga, you're gonna meet a lot of people. You get what I'm saying? You're going to meet a lot of people just off a high road take.

So like, nigga, and then the nigga go shimmy off and swear a nigga, man, I'm not doing that shit no more. Nigga,

here goes some paperwork, nigga, it don't even know to do something crazy. Man, the whole world did me. I ain't even

fit to get the name in niggas because, nigga, we, we, than not our relationships. But like the industry, what?

Listen, because I'm not fucking with niggas like that no more. I'm really like the reason why certain niggas was even hot in California type shit from coming down here and fucking with a nigger all that niggas spin off. But you know, a nigga be a motherfucker ain't offering the money

that another motherfucker offer out there. You know what I'm saying? It's all business, but at the end of the day Some niggas don't even look back And you're like, hey, that's my partner I'm fin of, hey, you guys said, come on. Hey, or even in the interview like, yeah, Brick put me on to a, you get what I'm saying?

They don't even do that. That's why some niggas probably don't want to come to interviews with a nigga because it's like they don't want to talk about the past with the brick. They don't want to give people the insight. Get your flowers. Yeah, because they got to it. It ain't no way when they're sitting in front of you

and the nigg go down memory lane with the nigger. Like, you remember. nigga. Yeah, me. But I don't be playing shit like that out, though. I'm getting better at that shit. Motherfucking can't, you know,

can't cry off a spill milk. You know how these niggas get the acting, man? I forgot to get in the one thing, though. I'm glad we didn't cut out when we were supposed to cut out, right? We don't get back to y'all, but when you was in it, they say that you got shot

when you was in the field. Yeah, yeah. I don't been shot a couple times. So what happened the day that you got shot? Nah, you ain't got to go in the detail, but like, how did you end up in a situation to getting shot? How did that day go?

Because you know it'd be in the air that day. I got shot a couple times too. Shit, hanging in the hood. Because my grandma house is, my grandma house on Summit, right in the hood. Shit, I'm hanging in the hood. Regular day.

Shit. Yeah, nis come by. get the whacking. Shit. And that shit, I ain't going to lie. I ain't even know I was shot, though. I still got the bullet in my hand. So I ain't even know I was shot at the time.

So after the niggas get the, after the niggas get the getting done whacking, the homies like, the homies, niggas are still panicking like still. Like you feel me? So the homies like, hey, somebody leaking, man, check. So I get the check in myself, nigga on bees.

I get the, like feeling for the top of my head on blood. So I'm like, now a nigger really panicking. I'm thinking I'm hitting the head but I'm really hitting the hand. But now that I look down, I feel it. I'm like, oh shit, I got a shit. Shit, I'm not

knowing I'm hit. A nigga, uh, shit. A nigga not knowing he hit. I ain't knowing, shit. I get the feeling for my head, nigga, and I start seeing blood. So now a nigga got the low-key panicking. But then

Then I feel my hand thriving. So I just drove myself to the hospital. So did you get dizzy when you thought you was hitting the head, though? Nah, hell, no, I didn't get dizzy. I just was, I'm just as over-panticking. I seen the blood. When I got shot in the neck, I didn't see the blood. And it hit me in my jaw, but it knocked me out.

Oh, yeah? But I couldn't move. So it went through your neck? It came in this shoulder and it came out right here. Ooh. Yeah. I was in a wheelchair for like five, six months. But, nigga, when they hit me, a nigga knocked out.

So when I woke up, I'm like, I think they hit me in my head. Like, we can't see no blood, nothing. So I'm like, nigga, I'm like, man, I don't know what's going on. Nigel. I'm sitting there, but I never got dizzy, doesn't it that shit? Because I was so panicking trying to figure out where it was at. Yeah. We get to the hospital, they take my jacket off.

They're like, oh, you're hitting the shoulder. I'm like, I'm hitting the neck somewhere. You can feel it. And they're like, the shoulder, it starts burning from my. shoulder to my neck. Once she said, a nigga the shoulder, I'm like,

oh, I'm like, that motherfucker old fire! I turned it to a bitch immediately. I swear to God. I know you felt it

off the dribble. Yeah, man. But yeah, I know, so you got shot in two different occasions? Yeah, I got shot in two

different occasions. The other one, you don't want to talk about? No, it's just the other one, like, the other one was like, that one,

like, the first one I told you was just on some more gangster shit. shit. Like, that was just on some gangsters shit. The other shit, nigger just hanging out. Pop shot, they come through pop shot. Yeah, exactly.

I got shot. I got shot. I would say that's what happened when I got shot at the neck. I never seen them, niggas. It was on the other side of the street. The first one I don't want to talk about. Yeah. It just was, I got shot at my tailbone,

but you have to say, they had to talk about. You know, it just is what it did. is though but you know the motherfucker where they find you at on Instagram we got to cut this motherfucker short show you find me at

B dot ob no B dot O B 1212 on Instagram What that's the B O B stand for B O B stand that's Bounce off boy man That's some that's some whole other shit Young niggas huh

Bounder boy now that's Bounsela boy that's me That's me playing boys that's one that's them young niggas yeah yeah yeah yeah Yeah, yeah. Free to Flame boys again, you feel me? On where they find you at, baby. You can find me on the gram.

Pay me cash. Cash with a K. Pay me underscored cash, $5.4. You some type of, uh, pep or something, nigga, pay me cash. You like the bitch. You like the bitch.

You like the bitch. Hey. That's a real name. Yeah, that's just. Pay me cash. That's his real name. He ain't telling you his nickname. Oh, listen, Bob.

just not playing. I'm thinking that's his pimp after like this baby cash. Now that's his real name. That's what they named you pay you cash. Hey, that's hard though. I ain't never... That's what they named from birth, feel me?

Pay me cash, bro. That's on his idea. So you ain't never sent the bitch to a liquor stowed up. That's crazy with that day. Oh, man, I'm mad. He's right here. I said, I said, he ain't never sent the bitch to the liquor store with that name.

What are you doing, right here? I'm sure he doesn't send the bitch to a liquor store. No, my boy, he doesn't see him a bitch. Yeah, do some good, good, good game, man. We ain't going to point it out. He's some good game, no, man. A life coach, man, that's what I like to call him. You understand.

Come to me and get your life together, bitch. It is a pleasure to have you y'all, man. You know, I fuck with my L-games, you know what I said? Nigger, a nigga KS. That's my brother, man. So, you know what I'm saying? We're going to have y'all back on. We're going to do this again.

But, you know, due to the internet trolling and shit. You know how it be. Yeah, it is what it is. Straight out. But there's no jumper, the coolest podcast in the world. Don't be late.