No Jumper - Yella Beezy on Beating S*xual Assault Charge, Mo3's Death, Charleston White & More

Episode Date: September 8, 2022

Yella Beezy talks about his label situation, new music, girls with bad intentions, being careful how he moves, agrees that certain music and lyrics will have a bad influence, g__ laws and more! ----- 00:00 Intro 0:35 - Yella Beezy recounts his rise since his last No Jumper interview 2:14 - Yella Beezy on Texas trying to reverse the new g___ laws that allow anyone to open carry. Why he feels like the legal age should be 21 years old 7:12 - Beezy agrees that certain drill music does contribute to v___ 14:12 - Beezy explains the impact of the recent allegations 15:38 - Being more cautious about which females he hangs around 18:20 - Clearing up that his break from dropping music was due to the pandemic and changing labels 19:15 - Beezy explains why he left Hitco to sign with Asylum 25:36 - Getting arrested during the pandemic over a misunderstanding 29:54 - Beezy explains how he and his girl accidentally uploaded a _ pic to Twitter 31:40 - Beezy gets mad at Adam because he has accidentally seen him on P*rnhub, says he's jealous of Adam and Lena activities 35:52 - Beezy says he never had any tension with Mo3 40:02 - Doesn’t understand how lyrics are being used against artists 46:40 - Reacting to Ch. White and Soulja Boy situation ----- NO JUMPER PATREON http://www.patreon.com/nojumper CHECK OUT OUR NEW SPOTIFY PLAYLIST https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5te... FOLLOW US ON SNAPCHAT FOR THE LATEST NEWS & UPDATES https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... CHECK OUT OUR ONLINE STORE!!! http://www.nojumper.com/ SUBSCRIBE for new interviews (and more) weekly: http://bit.ly/nastymondayz  Follow us on SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/4ENxb4B... iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/n... Follow us on Social Media: https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... http://www.twitter.com/nojumper http://www.instagram.com/nojumper https://www.facebook.com/NOJUMPEROFFI... http://www.reddit.com/r/nojumper JOIN THE DISCORD: https://discord.gg/Q3XPfBm Follow Adam22: https://www.tiktok.com/@adam22 http://www.twitter.com/adam22 http://www.instagram.com/adam22 adam22hoe on Snapchat Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

No Jumper, coolest podcast of the world. Today, I'm back in here with an old friend. Yellow Beasy is in the building. Oh, yo. How you doing, man? I'm good, I'm good. Very nice to see you. Yeah, nice to see you too, my guy.

Yeah, we were just taking a look. Last time we did interviews, February 2019. So that's almost four years ago, but it still feels like it wasn't that long ago. Right, right, right. Definitely. How you been? What's going on in life? Man, just, you know, putting out this music.

Right. That's it. I was listening to the tape this morning in the gym. Fucking with it. Yeah, it was dope. Holding it down. Appreciate it. Appreciate it.

So how has life been since we did that interview the last three, four years? How would you characterize it in terms of your rise and everything? Man, a little here,

a little bit there. Yeah. That's it. You know, for the most part, on the up and up, you know what I'm saying? But, you know, you're still going to have

your obstacles and shit like that. Right. I can't complain them here. Right, definitely. Because I've seen you in Dallas. Okay. Juice World had that big concert right and you were in there uh-huh that was that was that was 20 must have been

2019 because before the pandemic yeah right before the pandemic for sure right yeah definitely so you still you still calling Dallas home yeah but you know got a move and grew though you got a couple locations at this point exactly got to got to keep that right yeah how would you describe the overall uh tone in the city these days in the city i mean it's cool you know it's gone i put a you know, like when you're from somewhere, you're going to have all type of mixed shit going on. So it's like, it's up and down. But there's definitely been a few times over the last couple of years

where we, as a country, I've kind of looked at Texas and been like, holy shit. And not even just talking about, like, mass shootings and shit because obviously there's been a bit of that. But just in terms of, like, rappers going to Texas and shit not going so well for them, all kinds of crazy shit going on. I mean, like, in L.A. and New York,

we have all kind of are in agreement. This shit is fucked up right now. Yeah. It was crazy outside. For sure. Yeah, yeah. Texas, I don't know. Texas is just a wild, wild west, bro.

Right. I don't know. You just, it was always going to be some shit going on out there. I don't give a fuck worry. I don't know. I don't know. It might just be something in the water or something. Right.

You think everybody being able to legally carry makes it, like, less chaotic? Hey, you know what? They just, I just looked up some. It was like, well, I didn't look it up. They just post about that day, I guess, because, you know, they had made it to where, like, motherfuckuckold's 18 and up can get handguns and shit. Right.

I all the youngsters like coming with the motherfuckers like on their hip open the carrier with a third round clip on that shit So you can be walking around the mall with a gun on your hip? I don't think in the mall Right because they have separate rules Yeah it's like separate rules

When they come to shit like that But like on the street then yeah You know what I'm saying So but I think like it got too out of control And that shit would just happen I think they passed that lot Like last year in September They are already trying to shut that

I think they shut it down already Yeah they're trying to shut that like make it to where they're 21 and up. I was just in Nashville, and like half the spots that I was going to in terms of restaurants and stuff, they would just have a big old sign outside, like no firearms allowed in here,

even though you are legally allowed to carry in that state, you know? Right, yeah, yeah. It's like Texas Day, them young niggas is crazy. Yeah? Yeah. You can't buy tobacco until you're 21, but you can carry a gun. Ain't there some shit ain't there?

Right. Okay, so I would assume me and you are on the same page in that we think that responsible adults in the United States of America should be able to carry firearms. But when you see something like that, being able to go and get a gun, 18, barely any background checks or anything,

does that seem like something that that's the kind of thing the law should be addressing? Yeah, I mean, you know, not trying, you know, I feel like everybody should be able to protect themselves, but then when you just got some young wild nut motherfuckers, bro, it's just like,

it's going to bring more havoc to whatever situation there at the point. You know what I'm saying? It's like, a lot of motherfuckersers ain't grew up at that. time. You know what I'm saying? They mind ain't thinking, you know what I'm saying? Then they listen to all the rap music. So that's why the crime I read it going up. So I feel like, you know, like, when

they get up age 21, 20, that's cool. You know what I'm saying? I feel like you'll be kind of more mature at that age. But 18, you're pushing it. You know what I'm saying? I hear that all the time from dudes are in prison and shit like that who say that like the 18-ish age dudes are so different than like the 21, 22-year-old dudes. Even in just that short period of time, we kind of underrate as a society how much growing up you do around that time. Yeah for sure. I mean, even you got some young motherfuckers. I mean, you got people that's 21 that still think young,

but I feel like you're, it's better to try to get them a couple more years. You got to think about you give a motherfucker 18 in high school. Right. Able to get guns. Right. But then when we think about, okay, say hypothetically they made the age where you have

to carry a gun 21. What does that mean? That means you're going to have a whole shitload of 18 to 20 year olds end up thrown in fucking prison and having to go do a couple years or whatever it is. But in Texas, like, gun cases are misdemeanors

if you're not a feeling. You get what I'm saying? So if you ain't got no case for like Class A misdemeanor for domestic vines or like shit like that and like a feeling, you can carry a gun. You get what I'm saying? And it's nothing but a misdemeanor.

Like, it's just like a simple like little bullish. I think you can catch up to like five to seven of the motherfuckers too. before it turned to a feeling, you know what I'm saying? So it's like unlawful to carry a number weapon, just a little misdemeanor short. And realistically, it's, you know, it's not that hard to carry a gun and not get caught.

All you got to do is really, like, stay out of directly getting involved in shit. And it's like, so having seven times that you can get caught and not have to do prison time is pretty fucking liberal, realistically. It's like five to seven in that what you call. But, like, you know, it ain't, like,

harsh like how it is in Cali or how it is in New York and shit. You know what I'm saying? So it will, of people like you can't have like drills around the shit you know what I'm saying course but I rather I rather it being a misdiment than automatic elf you know what I'm saying them just locking up motherfucker lifting right you know what I'm saying because do you feel like a large percentage of the you know 18 year old dudes that you grew up around or whatever they feel like they have to carry something in order to just be safe yeah I feel like they

do and then like you know the errors that we grew up in the shit that we see you know everything's going on like if you don't defense about it I'm my always for it, you know what I'm saying? So that's why I say I'm all for that. Like, you know what I'm saying? But it's the young motherfuckers who just don't give a fuck sometimes, you know, they just buck with it. And I know how that shit go because I was once one of them.

You know what I'm saying? But at the same time, it's like, she, y'all made this shit legal. Everybody can just run around this shit like that. Yeah, definitely. But, all right, so let's be real. Do you think that, because people always want to ask me this question, they always want to say, does drill music create more of violence? And, I mean, being 38 years old, I just got to be like,

Yes, a fucking course. Because if you fucking kill somebody and you write a song about it or if somebody gets killed and then you write a song, even if you had nothing to do with it where you're making fun of the guy who died or whatever, clearly this is the kind of shit that's going to create more violence. I'm not saying I don't understand it, but realistically, like, and if music didn't exist,

would it still be happening on people's Instagram stories and shit like that? Yeah, of course. But I mean, it seems kind of silly. Like, how do you view that being that you're a bit older now? Talking about just music in general. Or just people who say that, like, music is... I feel like it do, but it's an art, too.

Because, like, you know, I'm saying that to say, just because the motherfucker are rapping, it don't mean they're actually living it. You know what I'm saying? It's a lot of shit that's going on in this music. That's what people want to hear at the same time. But yes, I do feel like certain music make motherfuckers want to go do some shit.

You know what I'm saying? That just, it is. Like, it just... That just what it is on that end. But at the same time, like, you know, you ain't post your little motherfucker just easily influence you too at the same time

but then how can I say that when I was influenced by the shit I was influenced by so it's like a catch-22 of that shit but do you ever have a moment where you're like I don't know your kid

or you see somebody else's kids singing along to a bar yours that is some gangster-ass shit and you're just you kind of have a moment where you're like ah shit yeah but hey

I'm that's me telling my life or and then like it's like yeah it'd be fucked up because I got kids, man, and I see the shit that they be listening to.

You know, they just quoting what they hear. A lot of times, they don't even really understand it, though. Right. Because I feel like, how old are you know? 30. 30. Yeah. Okay.

I feel like when you came in the game, you were kind of more in the, like, young, hot boy rapper part of your life, you know, like people were, like, looking at you like, oh, this is a new wild-ass Texas guy right here. Like, do you feel a bit more growing up, just haven't seen so much more of the game and everything?

I was still laid back like I am, you know what I'm saying? But it's like I grew, of course, I'm going to just grow as you get older. You're going to grow regardless. You know, that's part of the game. Hopefully, you know what I'm saying? Motherfogler's growing and not trying to be stuck in the same element of the same mind frame and shit. So, but I feel like, you know, like I feel like I always kind of been laid back in kind of just approach game, high approach. Like my music different.

Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, of course I'm going to talk my shit in that shit. But like, for the person, I always kind of been like laid back in the tech when I got to. type of shit, you know what I'm saying? You still, like, when you make music, like, with the singing and everything, is that kind of meant to, like, soften the rapping, or is it meant to make it have a little bit more of appeal? I like R&B, too.

Right. You give us, I'm just some music here. Like, I'm a music hunter, like, I like our types of music. That's why you're fucking around here and me on some shit that you'd be like, what the fuck is he talking about? You get what I'm saying? I just like it. And I feel like if I can do it, I'm going to do it.

You think you're a gifted hook writer? Yeah. Right. I think that's, that was, that used to be one of the hardest shit to do. Like, I was in a group when I was young, and we used to always either come up with hooks together or, like, my homie, Snoop was, like, kind of the main person who came in with the hooks type shit.

It was, like, kind of hard for me because we would always do, like, the group shit. So when Snoop went to jail, Culper went to jail, got down, it was like, I had kind of stopped fucking with the music for a little bit. But then I was like, man, I got to learn just how to do this shit by myself. And it was always hard. So as I got just, like, just started just getting into it.

That was my main thing. Like, just try to make the hook. Like, try to make that bitch as creative as you can. And I always just fucking. I'm just trying to make the hooks. You know what I'm saying? It's some crazy shit, though, too, because, I mean, some people when they were at hooks try to make it kind of complicated,

but, like, your biggest hits have had some simple-ass hooks. Like, that's on me, baby. Yeah, simple. You just said it in a cool-ass little way, and that became, like, the biggest fucking song. And it's, like, it's not, like, even rhymed anything. You just fucking nailed it on that one. I don't know how to explain it.

Yeah, I don't know. I kind of, I think that's one of my gifts for real. Like, I can write a song, cool. You ever end up writing stuff for other people? Yeah, I wrote a couple of shit. Like R&B chicks or dudes? Yeah, but I just, I'd be trying to keep that shit for myself. Yeah.

You know what I said? I didn't done it before, but I'd be trying to keep it for myself, really. Right, yeah. That's what I always say is that. I don't wrote, like, a couple of songs. They didn't hit my people for it and God goddamn row it. I'm like, man, this shit too hard. Like, let's tell them, let me keep this shit type of shit.

like i don't know i'd be liking this you that's all much confidence you have in yourself right because like if you really believe that you could make that song go off then you might miss it but if you're somebody who like really doesn't believe in yourself then yeah fuck it you can have it right now no yeah definitely um yeah i don't know like looking back on that time period like when you came out there was a lot of fucking energy coming out of dallas around that time it felt like just a lot of new artists popping off left and right and you and you were one of them them like do you still feel like Dallas has that energy or you feel like it's maybe slowed down a little bit since then or what's the state of that Dallas still got it it just Dallas motherfucker got to get out of Dallas like the motherfuckers got to get out of Dallas like the motherfucker get to get out of it's not even a lot of them don't have the ambition or hustle just to get in just move around like one one thing I made like my duty I went to other people city

fuck around with the DJs try to fuck around with the artists like I was just to fuck around with the artists like I was trying to be in the mix everywhere. Like, I wasn't trying to stay in there. There's a lot of them niggas. Just get real comfortable where they're at and just feel like everything is supposed to come to them. And then like a lot of people, like I say,

my city really ain't just got like a lot of motherfuckers just producing like LA or Atlanta or New York and shit. So when they get that little clout, them motherfuckers automatically just in their mind, they made it. So they just get too big-headed before they really is something. But it's interesting because, like, you'll have a lot of young dudes

who realistically are from the streets and then they make music for that crowd, but they don't think beyond that at all, whereas I feel like you're someone who's maybe from those same background, but you also had it in your head, like I'm gonna make real songs. They could go beyond that, you know?

A lot of people get into the rap game, and then they start dissing some people, and then everything just becomes street, and that's cool for your fans, but it might have a ceiling on it at a certain point, right? Yeah, you gotta be able to touch everybody. Like, I ain't want to just be stuck in the box. I want to have relatable music,

Music for the females, music for the clubs. Shit, music for the struggle. You know what I'm saying? Like, just everything. I want older people better to jam my shit. Some songs are just going to be for like the crowd 30 and up type of shit. Like, I want all that, you know what I'm saying? You ever think about that, what your music might be like at 45?

No. You think you, you see yourself making music at 45? Yeah. But I feel like at 45, I probably been kind of eye being trying to venture into other shit, like acting and all that type of shit. Is that stuff you're working on now? Yeah. Yeah.

I'm trying to do all this shit. Have you had any acting roles or it's just you're working on it? I'm working on it. I ain't just, I ain't just, the only thing I can say just like acting wise, like one of the, what's that shit called? Like the little black ink shit. Oh, okay. You're on that show. Yeah.

Okay. Yeah. That's dope. Okay. So we didn't see you for a while and it kind of felt like it might have had something to do with the fact that, and for the record, you just recently got these charges dropped or this allegation. taken care of or whatever, but it was posted up in the blogs and everything that you were basically accused of some nasty shit with a girl. It seems like that's all been cleared up.

Like, what impacted that how in your career? And what was that, like, finding out that this was being put out there into the world about you? I mean, it impacted in a way. I mean, like, I can't just, it impacts. Like, you know, in the corporate world, like, motherfuckold be kind of on a back up and see what's going on but motherfuckers

that knew me I already knew what was up right feel what I'm saying so niggas really didn't even just

buy into the shit if you really bought into that shit you just wanted to to feed off the negativity because whatever

reason you know I'm saying like people did you see anybody hop in and start talking shit in situations

where people you thought that you were supposed to be on good terms with no oh okay

that what I'm saying nah and then like I had a lot of support from people even like

not trying to be funny it made more female jump inbox it like on some weird shit. Right. But like a lot of people hit me up behind closed door

telling me like shit that they done. You know what I'm saying? The shit that they've been through when it came to that type of shit. But no, I mean just like for like the corporate world like it'll kind of make people just like, hey man, we're trying to see what's going on. But versus just on some regular shit now.

So was this a girl that you actually did hang out with one time who came up with a story? And then why do you think she did so? I just feel like money to rule about you. You think she saw you as a lick? Yeah, it got to be It got to be It ain't know

It ain't know If and bust about it Right People try That's a fucked up hustle Right now Yeah And if you ain't got

The right people around you Or shit Ain't lined up How it's supposed to be shit You know They're trying to rope This shit Right

Does that make you really question What girls You allow into your space For sure Right I don't want to fuck around Right Nah for sure

It may You just bag up And look at all that type of shit like, what the fuck? Yeah. Because you spend your whole life thinking that girls are great and some of the best times in your life

or spending time with women, et cetera, and then you have one dude dirty and it kind of throws like a negative light on the whole practice of even meeting new chicks. It'll fuck you trust up. It'll make you look at everything different. But it's just crazy how they just

how they able to do shit like that, bro. And then... I ain't gonna lie. You try to black, you try to black ball on me or some shit. You might as well go to the footers. You can go to it. I only talk about you,

uh, if it's some, uh, if you don't do this, I'm gonna give some money. Hey, baby, you might as well go to do that.

I ain't giving that note paper. Right. Fuck you and everything you got going. Because that's what fucks up the game is a lot of celebrities would just be like, here's, here's 10 grand to make the problem go away, right? Yeah, because they don't want that heat.

I don't get a fuck about that. You ain't get no money out of me. Right. Yeah. Because, Okay, it's flipped up how the media works because, like, I went on this one rap blog, and I just type Yellow Bezzy, and I'm looking at the articles in reverse chronological order. So it's like, the most recent one is Yellow Bezzie cleared in sexual assault accusations. You scroll down a little bit more, and you see the titles and the way that they talk about it on the initial articles when this accusation came out.

And it's like, you would have thought the fucking verdict was in. The guilty verdict that had been sent in by the judge. And then you get back over the top and you realize, like, you know, what they do is they call you out. loudly and then they whisper the apology afterwards or they whisper the correction afterwards where far less people hear it and it just strikes me as kind of fundamentally unfair it's that's that's that's that's how they usually do the shit you know the the the lies in the room's gonna spread faster than the truth so and then like you say when the truth is put out there it ain't just how the lives was people are just not as interested it's like oh we're really really

interested when this comes out and then we're we don't really care about the the time it's proven not to be true yeah that's how i used to go it's crazy is that did you kind of like take a step back from putting music out because of that until it got cleared up see not that ain't has to do with it like i was i was in between switching labels at that time so that's why i hadn't been first that when the pandemic came i was trying to i was getting out of a situation but you know how like all the officers had closed so that she took a lot on time and then when she got back running that she's still taking a long time with the paperwork in the process so But for like the last year or two, I hadn't been putting out music

because, like I said, the pandemic, and then when the office and shit got back open, and I'm going to get into another situation, it takes a long time. So after that shit got going on, okay, boom, we got that shit fixed. Now we're going to put out some music. Then when I'm going to put out some music, that's when that bullshit hit.

Right. So it's like, damn, let me just, you know what I'm saying, have to recruit and do all that other shit. So that's why it was even just prolonging. But that had nothing to do with the initial prolonging of it. I was just in another situation, jumping out another situation. What was going on with your other label situation that you wanted to change it up?

It was just time for me to just move around on certain shit I fuck with everybody over there well no no bad term shit it would just feel like certain shit like no I'm saying they didn't get I felt like

and it was just like some hindering shit I felt on a certain tip so I was like man I just got to move around but I talked to all them all the time you know what I'm saying still in cahoos or everybody it ain't like none of that like we fell out of it was like some type of

And I ain't nothing like that. So who are you signing now? Oh, okay. And that's going well? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, because like we were saying, it's like, you know, there's straight street rappers, and then when you look at the type of music you make,

it's like, I think it needs a boost sometimes because it's like, it's catchy. It's the type of shit that maybe if more people hear it, then it's gonna be more likely to go viral. Do you feel like you ideally want to have a team that's like helping you push your shit out more? Yeah, yeah, here, yeah. Like, and that's like, that's like,

that was like a part problem at the last level, you know what I'm saying? It was just, but it wasn't on them. I felt like, I felt like if L.A. N. could do what I needed them to do, they would have done it. The higher us wouldn't let them do that, if that makes sense. Right. You know what I'm saying?

Interesting. Yeah. It wasn't, it was, it was just really out of his hand. Like, we couldn't get the proper playlist and all this other extra shit. It was just like a whole bunch of bullshit that, I just, you know, but it wasn't him though. Like, if he could, he'll do it. How has your music changed over the past couple years

in terms of like what you're drawn to? Because I seen, I was looking at the track list, I see I swear Bezo, I'm like, oh shit, is this about to be a Flint, Michigan style mixtape? And then it wasn't really. He just, yeah, feature like, but do you feel like you've been influenced by anything or change your shit up at all?

No, I mean, you just got to kind of listen to what's going on and just really just stick to your truth. and, you know, kind of pay into it a little bit, but stick to your sound. I kind of like, you know, I always talked about the struggle. I always was melodic and shit like that, so I'm still on that same shit, but I know some shit you got to step outside the box.

You got to get, like, a lot of producers and, like, put a lot of different sounds within mixing in with your sounds. So I feel like I grew on that level just for, like, messing with a lot of producers because at first I want to mess with a lot of producers. Right. Yeah.

But in terms of, you only have two features on the project, in terms of why you put Vez-O on, there. What was it about him that you wanted him to be one of the main features? Honestly, bro, that project would just to warm the streets back up because I hadn't dropped him so long. So, like, I would just, like, you know, I reached out to people who I, like, bro, ho, I like, I want to fuck him. So I reached out to him, hey, you do it with a woo, and then we got it done, you know what I'm saying? So I ain't want to just flood it with features because I ain't want a motherfucker be like, oh, he coming back on features or what? I just, you know what I'm

I want to just show them like, ain't nothing changed. I just hadn't put out music in a long time. Well, sometimes we think that Texas rappers only listen to Texas rappers. Nah, hell, no. Not at all? Hell, nah. We text, rapper, listen to a lot of Louisiana

and motherfucking Callie artists. Right. Really? California, too. Yeah. Interesting. For sure. We always think that nobody outside of L.A.

listens to L.A. RAP. Hell no. Hell now. Think about it, Dallas really is a consumer. Like, Dallas really listened to every fucking seat in. Like, if you hard, they'll fuck with you.

Right. They don't give a damn. Like, them niggas listening to everybody that you can name. Right. Everybody. Definitely. Okay. In terms of,

in terms of, like, things going on in your life, you've been clean in terms of all the legal situations because I know you had some, like, back in the day and everything, but have you been on smooth sailing in that regard? Oh, yeah. All my cases got dismissed. Really? Yeah, all little.

So you can move around first? Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's got to feel good. Yeah, love it. Definitely. You have touring plans lined up, or how do you think about your live performances? What do you mean? What I think about it?

Like, do you like to go on tour for a long time, or you just do like a little one-off wait, dates to go do weekends? No, I like that tour shit. That tour shit fun. Like, the biggest tour I had been on right before the pandemic was with Chris Brown when he had the Ingo tour. Right, I've seen that. But, like, you know what I'm saying? Like, we mostly, like, my career was basically on, I had dealing with, like, two, three tours. really because that's when I was trying to get into the hard sale but you know like mostly coming from

from we kind of was mostly like on like venues like just like like hosting and not hosting but like club shows type of you know what I'm saying but um I like touring too you feel like the the law in your city is is on your side at this point or do you feel like you're still considered you know a potential threat when they think about you man that's rap period right but I feel like you're gonna get that in any city you go and if you're a rapper you're just gonna be talking to bro right but I feel like you know with I bullshit they go on to my city of course in the state you know they'll look it just depending on the officer and just depending on what they own you know what I'm saying but I just feel like just being a rap up here you're gonna be

targeted yeah it's kind of crazy though because it's like by the time dudes get to be 45 or 50 or whatever like one day all of a sudden you're trade the truth and you're like a community activist and you're helping out in your community and shit and the cops start to fuck with Oh, really? Okay. I've been doing that before I blew up in music. Right. You can go back to 2012, 2013, bro, us giving back to our community, like Christmas and back to school.

I've been doing that since 2012, 2013. Right. I've been doing that before that. Like, for, like, talking and going to go hollied the kids at the school, doing all that shit. I still do that till the day. Right. That part, it would don't get shined up on.

They want to park, like, out of bullshit, and they do, like, a go-th or go-thes. through and shit, but what about our deposit? Right. No, that's been, like, a lot of money on kids, like, for, for Christmas and back to school. Like, and it ain't just got to be that. If I see a little dude on the street or a little girl that's, like, need a coat, need shoes or just need somebody, I look at, we do, that shit, like, unscripted. They're just something that we do automatically.

That's in me. You feel what I'm saying? Yeah, definitely. That shit just don't get shined up on like the bullshit. No, yeah, 100%. But, uh, there was also. There was this thing that happened where you got arrested for having hand sanitizer that was in a fake lean model. Can we talk about how did this occur?

Nah, see, okay, in the pandemic, you know, everybody was trying to get their hustling on. They're trying to hustle from the house, all that shit going on, right? Right. So it was a chick who was in the video. She brought a prop to the video. And her shit was like on some to put the drink down shit or whatever case, some shit like that. People always want to sell some lean shit, but right, don't do lean. Right, some shit like that.

But, like, you know, people just getting credit with their packaging. Right, yeah. With just whatever they're selling. Like I told people, it was people that were sitting like, what's this shit called? Girl, eyelashes, like in pill jars, though. Right, yeah. You get what I'm saying? So I guess she might was inspired by that.

So she put, like, hand sanitizer in the lean bottle. Right. But they say permittazine with hand sanitizer. I just feel like she hit the word and fucked up. But when I told him, like, it's hand sanitizer, niggas just thought it was like some bullshit. Like, bro, lean is not this goddamn thick. In jelly, you can, like, it's not sticky. Like, put it on your hand.

Like, they weren't trying to hear that bullshit. The cops didn't give a fuck. No. They just wanted to arrest. It's crazy because I feel like every time I've been in Texas that people just be outside with lean bottles, like, it's fucking nothing. I couldn't even believe that anybody was getting in trouble for it. Nah, they, they own, yeah.

Really? They on, yeah. I think in Houston, they can't even have, like, a styrophone car. They were writing tickets for that shit. Really? Yeah, if you had, like, a double-cut style. Oh see that's really kind of like big on the out of states like niggas in Texas really ain't double cup and like they they double cup but not just really like styrofoam like there no more they drinking in yetty cups and and all just different type of shit like that double cup starphone shit like they kind of you know I'm gonna be honest with you could stand on Melrose in L.A. which is one of the most popular streets with a double cup drinking lean you could have a lean bottle you could be pouring up lean on the street you could do this all day and the cops aren't gonna say shit for yeah it's like fucking anarchist out here in comparison I feel like honestly but I mean I see people walking around

with a pound of lean on their fucking or a pound of weed on their shoulder as well there's just no this LA Cali so shit this this she's legal out here I don't know they need to do that shit in Texas too I mean yeah and like even I was just back in New York and like in New York we used to like if we were drinking in public we would be hell of low key keeping in the brown bag whatever we were like really scared again tickets for drinking in public now you can smoke weed and drink in public in New York and Nobody says shit.

And they deliver that shit to you. Yeah. They got delivered, like, how they got over easy? You can really order up from weed in New York, and they come to deliver that shit to you. So when I live there 12 years ago, you couldn't smoke a blend out in public, and you had to hide it if you were going to be smoking. I mean, you couldn't smoke a blind in public, but you'd have to really be looking around there a lot undercover cops and shit like that. And it's like now, but now I look at it as kind of like an adult, which is like, do you want, like, when you go to the park with your kid having a nice little afternoon, do you want there to be like fucking 20. dudes sitting around smoking bongs and drinking budwisers and shit i mean i don't know it's kind of a hard

call to make man they ain't got to be doing all that shit you know you can smoke shit if a motherfucker gonna smoke they're gonna smoke but bongs and all that extra shit just keep that for the half yeah that's real uh how many kids do you go three three how's that going yeah yeah you got to spend a lot more time with them during the pandemic like a motherfucker one was made in the pandemic oh okay here you go wait how old's the oldest one uh 11 that's my stepson Okay. Yeah. And then my junior, he's going to be five, and then the other one, he'll be two.

Right. Yeah. And so how does that change your life? As you saw earlier, I got a two-year-old, and it's fucking great. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. It brings another kind of spark in. So I love that parent and shit, especially when they get excited when they see you or they call you and shit.

So then they acting just like me. So that shit just, that's what's up with me. I think it made you a little bit more focused on your business and whatnot? I always been like that, but of course, like, with kids is going to make you kind of tighten up with everything because, you know, you got somebody really dependent on, you know what I'm saying? Other than, you know, this somebody you made, so you're going to goddamn try to tighten up as much you can, you know what I'm saying?

Right. Yeah. No, definitely. Okay. So there was this other story that came out at one point, basically a picture of your penis allegedly leaked on the Internet. What happened? How did this happen?

Give me the story. Man, I don't even know how to What the fuck happened? I think it was my My girl accidentally posted the shit Really? Yeah She's just out of control on Instagram

She's accidentally throwing it on there? No, she accidentally like, you know how Like, fuck it. I'm trying to, I'm trying to, like, we were, okay, look, she had recorded this shit from out the camera, whatever. So we was in her, um, We was in the room before she was fin to go deliver my youngest. You know what I'm saying?

We was in the room just chilling. And I was like, hey, y'all come. I recorded like on my phone, like, hey, y'all come get my bowhead, jigger-boo-at-bay mama from front of me. So she was like, you better not put it up there because her heard one done. So she was like, well, you want to play me? I'll post woo-woo. And she went to the stories and she was like basically like saying if I, if I upload that video,

she was going to upload them. But she was just bullshit. Right. So I tried to reach for the phone. Like, we're playing this shit. And I grabbed for it, she dropped it. And when it dropped, I guess I don't know if I touched it or the flow made it upload. Wow.

And then it wasn't, the thing about it, it wasn't even, like, fully uploading. Like, we tried to restart the phone and everything. It still uploaded. And it was up for, like, two minutes. And then it was like 3 o'clock in the morning, like, on the Saturday. So we're like, man, ain't nobody up. Everybody out, probably parted, and ain't nobody going to kiss that shit. Uh-huh.

They caught this shit. Turns out your famous. And if you upload something to Twitter and delete it, like, two seconds later, it still is going to show up for a lot of people who are looking at Twitter right that moment So what the hell

you doing porn for? Money, mostly fucking new girls is cool too I guess Hey but when you do what I've done You don't have to worry about a picture leaking Look look look When I go on porn hood

I don't expect to see you fam You saw me? Damn it Man that's why I'm telling you I don't expect to see you I said what the fuck I thought it was like some shit They got leaked

I said this nigga this nigger and this bitch doing porn. Like, come on, I ain't trying to see it. This nigga here is crazy. So you're really doing porn. Yeah. We have a podcast called Plug Talk available at only PlugTalk.com. We interview girls and then we fuck them together, me and my girl.

So that's when you met my girl earlier. That's what you were thinking. It's like, damn, that's the girl he does porn with. Nah, I didn't even know that was her. I swear to God, that's the crazy part. That's, I mean, you're living life. Yeah, I can't complain. You live in life.

It's a good gig if you can get it. Yeah. Damn, you're lucky. You're lucky. You couldn't see yourself doing the same thing? Nah. Well, you're already out there. Accident, though.

Accident, but God damn. You got a girl, or you still single? No, I got a girl. Okay. And you don't think she wants to get in business? Hell, no, she ain't getting no motherfuckin' bitch. She better keep selling the motherfuckabundle shit. Oh, man.

Oh, she sells hair? Yeah. Interesting. She's a million of hair. Really? Yeah. Wow. You like that?

entrepreneur on entrepreneur relationship, you think that's more likely to work out than like a dude who's doing this thing, traveling, doing all the shit, and then a girl is just kind of chilling at the crib? I ain't gonna lie. I don't, I don't, I don't, you gotta have some going.

You got to have some going. You gotta have your own motion. Right. So, but she had her own motion before me. So that was cool. So that's just, that's just, we, we extra. You know what I'm saying? That shit's some good embracement.

Like, you know what I'm saying? I don't want nobody to feel. I don't, me personally, I can't just, you know, just take care of a woman who ain't got nothing going on right i feel like if you're in that kind of relationship where you're making millions of dollars and they are literally not doing anything you're just asking for the relationship to be like not in balance you're going to have all the power you're going to be able to call all the shots and then if she like tries to fucking

navigate the boat it's kind of like what like what are you bringing to this scenario like that's going to have to become a question at a certain point right i just i just don't feel like man and a man she can just be depending on on the woman. You got to have your own motion. You ain't got to be the rich or just have something going on. Right. Something you're passionate about. Even if you ain't making as much money as me, just the fact that you're

working on in general is attractive. You got to have something going on. There's no reason why adoption has nothing going on. All that 1960s shit talking about housewives and sitting at the hair, hey man, to each is on, but, bro, with me I ain't, I can't.

I just, I personally can't. If you reach you. a certain level of success, would it be part of you that was basically kind of like, babe, just stay home, pump out kids. See, well her, it would be that because I know this what she came from. Like, I mean, she came with her own

shit, so I wouldn't have no problem, but I wouldn't, like, if I was to go, if we would say we wouldn't make it, I'm trying to go look for another girl, you still going to have to have something going, because now my trust issue fucked up because I know what I bring to the table, I know what I got going on. You can be trying to sell me any type

of way you want to and play their road, because you know I'm going to look out for you. I take care of you. Something go on. Maybe you're going to be on the next dick. Right. But there's certain rappers, whether it's Dirk or Moneybag, yo, et cetera, who are a lot less shy

about showing their relationship than we used to be. We used to never see rappers put it out there like that. Now you've got a lot of rappers who are lit and they're letting you see into their life a bit more. It's interesting. It's nothing wrong with that. Like, spoil it, especially she brings, like, do all it. Right.

It's nothing wrong with that at all. Especially that's your girl. It's nothing wrong with that at all. Right. I'm just saying like ain't anybody else, nah but no, yeah, do your thing for your girl for sure. Yeah, definitely.

I did want to ask this is you barely acknowledged it. You barely ever had anything to say about it, but there was a lot of tension, at least on records or people talking online between you and O3. Now that he's passed, how do you view all that?

Are you able to admit that he was an important factor in the city for that period of time? Or is it still just, you can't say anything? I don't, I ain't never had no tension with nobody. Right. That was it. Right.

I ain't never been no attention to nobody. Look at this guy. I saw you give Vlad an answer like that at one board too. I'm serious. I don't have problem with people. Right. He ain't had no problem with me. Dallas creates a lot of gangsters because I was actually looking back on my old interview with him

and I said basically the same thing to him. Basically didn't say shit. So, respect. Ain't nothing. Ain't never been on. Definitely. But I don't know. Okay.

Another person I wanted to ask you about from Texas, I wanted to get your thoughts on him. How you feel about the rise of Charleston White? Man, that nigger. Bro doing, he doing him. He doing him, man. You know, I just, he doing him. Right. Yeah.

Do you know what's crazy is that, so they got all these weird little documentaries online and shit? And I was watching one that was basically about you and some other rappers and all different tension, different people getting into situations in the streets or whatever. And they got like a community activist talking about this. And this is mad long ago before anyone was talking about Charleston White. And he's in this fucking video talking to the news camera complaining about rappers in the city. For real? Yeah. And this is before we knew about him.

He was already doing this. Right. He probably is. I believe he'd do the community. that shit. Like, I be, I see him, like, I know he really be into that type of shit. You know, he's going to talk his shit, you know, that's just what he going to do, see it. Right. Amen. That's, you know. But how do you feel about when you hear him wishing that all the gangster rappers would die and

saying on that, you know what I'm saying? But who am I just to, you know, I, it's a lot of shit I don't agree with what motherfucker saying. But, you know, he, he, he's a funny digger, though, but that shit don't be funny to me. You know what I'm saying? But that just, you know, he, you know, He's just him. It's kind of crazy because seeing something like his shit becomes so popular makes me realize that there are a lot of people who pay attention to rap, but kind of secretly low-key,

wish all the rappers will go to jail. I really don't even feel like he feel like that. Really? He's just talking shit to get his paper. You know what I'm saying? Like, even though he didn't say shit by me, and I'll be like, man, this nigga here is on some bull shit, but I really, you know, I just feel like,

like, bro, be talking. He probably mean a lot of shit that he do say, though. Like, he probably mean you, a lot of fucked up shit. Like, I don't know. It's just, like, it's one of them situations. Like, this nigger just crazy, bro. That nigga crazy. One of the most viral things I've seen him when was just a clip where he's got his arms in the air with no shirt on.

And he's, like, praying that all of the gang members in Chicago will die. Him, man. And it's just like, bro, what the fuck is this? That man crazy, bro. That nigger just crazed, bro. He's crazy. He's a guy. What's the state of the shag?

Niggas still as popping as it used to be. For a while, I felt like everybody had one. It's always going to be there in Dallas. It's always going to be there. In Dallas, Fort Worth, it's always going to be. You're going to see old niggas and young nags with shags. Right. So people who don't know, it's basically kind of like letting the bottom part of your hair grow out.

So it's like the rest of your hair is kind of normal. And then you got like a little tiny percentage of an afro in the back. Yeah. Yeah, a mullet or whatever you want. want to call it. I just seen Drake with something that kind of looked like a shag. Shout out to Drizzer. I'm not sure it was a technical shag, but it was something like that. Drake kind of like slicked his shit back. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And it looked like a puck at that that motherfucker. Man, he's too successful. He got too much time in his hand. He's just thinking

up new hairstyles. He might have a whole team just putting together like what hairstyle because he's going to break that hairstyle. It's going to become a whole thing. Man, that nigga do what he wants to, man. That's drizzing, man. That's a fact. Yeah. So, okay, you've worked with Young Thug in the past. How'd you feel when you saw this Rico come down? Hurt my motherfucking feelings.

Yeah. Hurt my feeling. Right. Yeah, that nigga is a solid nigga. That one of the most solid niggas in his music shit. Right. For sure. Like one nigga who showed me some love and that nigga's a solid nigga, bro.

I ain't a lot to you. 100%. Do you think that that's going to make more rappers be more cautious about what they're putting in their lyrics? One day only, like I say, that is an art. That is an art. So how you're going to, like, I can literally, you can tell me something that you did yesterday with you and your girl he can tell me

something that he did with him and his girl him and his homeboys yesterday right just like right now I can freestyle and make it seem like some shit I was there I can make it seem like we did some extra shit going on with this shit make it real believable and put it out there and that shit going to sound hard right you know what I'm saying that's the art you get what I'm saying like you can't motherfucking tell me every rapper that said

they killed somebody they killed somebody right can't tell me every rapper they're from the hood or sold drugs it's from the hood

or sold drugs right before I even knew what a Lamborghini a probably can spell a Lamborghini I was in a Lamborghini 1615 in my reps

right putting up with madebacks and mansions and shit right it's an art bro they don't even need

to be using that in the courses but a lot of us said this when the YSL case came out, but then as time goes by, you start to realize, like, oh, they have a fuckload of other evidence and all these lyrics and shit are actually pretty much irrelevant in the case.

No, that's what I'm saying. That's an art. That's what they're doing. That's what journalists do. That's an art. They'll try to act like this situation was, he was talking about this situation in this rap when they ain't got nothing to do with it. Right.

But me as a kid. The case, like, that's what the court do. When I was listening to G-Unit at 50s and saying, I'll kill you. I ain't playing. But it was never, I shot this guy last week. And now a lot of times with some of the rap stuff is like, it's so specific that it feels very different sometimes. I get it, but that's a new part of the art.

Like I'm trying to make you feel like I'm really doing that. You get what I'm saying? But you're somebody who I've noticed as much as I listen to you and as much as we heard little things about yellow be easy being in the streets that you never really gave any of it away in songs. I don't give a fuck too. Right.

Like to me Like certain shit just don't need to be said Some people That's a different way like Of them expressing their self That don't mean they actually doing it though Right You get what I'm saying

Like I say That's what the courtroom gonna do They gonna try to make you out of a monster Try to act like You're really doing this You're doing this situation This is what song He was talking about

That song probably was done Fucking 10 years ago And I'm just now putting it out I got songs right now If I put it out I promise you're gonna feel like It's relevant into some situation.

Right. If I'm talking about anything in my song, yeah, I just kill a nigga and later across street who you think they're gonna say, think I'm talking about.

Right. They're gonna just try to put two and two together. You get what I'm saying? That's what they do. And it'd be all type of bullshit. Like the course being that motherfucker, like they've been there trying

to put some bullshit together, bro, and it don't even make sense. I'd be like, bro, do y'all really believe this shit? And people really be believing this shit. Right. But they really be just trying to put all this bullshit together

and it ain't even that. You know what I'm saying? I feel it. Then you'll have a lot of motherfuckers who ain't even in YSA, claiming why I said, because they, because they know some of these niggas in it. And then they'll go crash out and do some dumb-ass shit. And they're looking like, oh, shit, he's the one who sent him to do this shit. He ain't have nothing to do with that.

You get what I'm saying? It's a lot of niggas be trying to claim. That's why I, hey, man, you ain't my people. Don't have that on your motherfucking profile. You know what I'm saying? Like, you can't claim my shit. Like, I just ain't none of that type bullshit going on. Because that's how little bullshit trip up a lot of shit.

But when you see like multiple people allegedly snitching on that case right away, does that make you feel like damn the streets ain't what they used to be? It ain't not even that shit. That don't even mean they probably got him mixed up in this bullshit. Whoever the dudes is, you get what I'm saying. He probably done some other type of dirt that he's just trying to get out. He probably knows it's easier just because they're trying to get him. Right.

He ain't got nothing to do with that. They're going to blame him because he's the huncho. He's the head of the YSL over there. You know what I'm saying? They're going to try to put any and everything on him. From the smallest shit, because they want something to stick. Right. They ain't, niggas going to snitch in the way.

A lot of these niggas ain't really silent. You've seen it time and time again? With snitching? Yeah. For sure. You're going to do that. You ain't going to do that. These niggas, these niggas are volunteer.

Like, you ain't got a goddamn even have nothing on nothing. They're going to tell it. If you tell in Dallas, are you going back to your neighbor? if everybody knows about her, or is it so serious that they ain't going to let you come around? Ain't nothing for me to tell her. We ain't doing no telling you. I'm saying if someone else tells. If somebody tells, you know, real deal, everybody knows their snitch.

Do you think that on average in Dallas that people are going to let them come back? Man, hell yeah. Yeah, I hear that about L.O.2. Some of these niggas ain't really going to step on them folk. Man, a lot of these niggas be out here saying, oh, he ain't telling on me? Right. I ain't got nothing to do with him he ain't telling them on me

I'm like, man and then they don't A lot of these niggas ain't trying to fuck with a nigga that's known for snitching because they feel like he's gonna snitch on him Right You know what I'm saying

But that don't mean like Somebody ain't gonna get his ass Right But he can probably come back For a short period of time But some people ain't gonna fuck with them Depending on who the people is It just depending on who he snitched on

If they really like that Then he'd probably gonna take care of him But if you snitch on some niggas Who ain't like that then shit they probably can walk around that motherfucker. These niggas ain't just stumping on that shit like that. Right. They will, but they is.

But then a lot of times, like I say, these nigger, man, he ain't got nothing to do with me. He ain't snitch on me. Right. Exactly what they're going to say. Because I think at the end of the day, people just don't want to be mean to other people. Like, people are very adverse to being cruel or, like, dismissing someone. So I feel like that's why a lot of times that shit just kind of gets smoothed over

because people don't want to be beefing with other people. A lot of these niggas ain't living like that anyway. So some people just don't give a fuck about that And some niggas be scared So they just don't fuck with it You know what I'm saying? If you know a nigger saying that he's going to tell it on you Why even go that route with them?

Right Definitely It just, I don't know That's why nobody's going to do anything in Charleston Because they know he's just going to report it back to the authorities Charleston probably Charles would probably go pop a nigga Especially he in Texas too

He can tell him he going to pop your head too I mean he was in Miami with the mace Yeah he's going to mace your head down You respect that? What? Somebody mason somebody else. It's not really in your language of how you get down, but... Ain't no ruse in fighting.

Yeah. Ain't no ruse and fighting. That's the truth. All right, so I'm fucking with the album, Bad-Azed Yellow Boy. Why did you go with that title? I always want that title for some reason. Like, if you go back to UNLV, a nigger named Yellow Boy,

you know, that song, he had... dismissal. Right. You know what I'm saying? So that's something like a big-ass song in, um, in Texas, like in Louisiana and all this shit, like back in the day. And like me growing up, is either I'm going, like, before I even was yellow beasing,

as a kid, they either going to call me red because of my skin tone or they're going to call me yellow, the yellow boy. Like, yellow boy, come over here. It's just something that was out, just automatically just giving me just out of my skin complexion type of shit. Right. So me, knowing

like my name that song I love that beat type shit Juvena done that beat it just all makes sense you know what I'm saying I gotta redo this

bad ass yellow boy my name yellow B so I got to redo this motherfucker so I'm not re-did it we were gonna post we were supposed

drop an album first then like man let's run the street up with a mixtape first right cool shit badass yellow boy the title

see when I saw it though my brain got the thinking I'm like well he spelled ass with A ZZ and some people have wondered online when's the last time the Yelabizi talked to Boosy Badass

What? You guys haven't communicated in a long time, I'm assuming? Oh, no. Okay. But it's not a reference to Boosy Badass in any way? Hell nah. Okay. Man nah, they ain't got shit. What Boosey got to do with anything? I don't know. Would you consider yourself on good terms with him? Who boosin? Yeah.

Are we straight? Okay. I ain't got nothing. Are we supposed to be in two or something? I don't know. I see people wondering on YouTube. Nah. People dig They're digging. They're trying to create some animosity. Digging like a motherfucker. Okay.

Shout out to Bousie. Shout out to Bousie. Yeah. Okay. So anything else that we should know about besides this new tape that they should go check out? Dropping, uh, nothing with a motherfucking hits. Bad-ass Yellow Boys out.

Shit, one of the lead singles, don't fuck with me going crazy. And then drop some old shit going on. You gotta just tune in. Yeah. Yeah. Tune in. Yeah. Yellow Beasy.

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