No Jumper - Yung Sinner on Signing to 21 Savage, Childhood Issues, Young Thug & More

Episode Date: February 3, 2023

Yung Sinner talks about his upbringing, in and out of jail, his father figure, how he met 21 Savage, and more! ----- 00:00 Intro 1:45 Yung Sinner's upbringing, growing up in hotels + him and his dad going in and out of jail 4:00 Yung Sinner talks about being the streets at 13 5:00 Losing friends in the streets at a young age and getting into writing music while in jail 7:00 Yung Sinner on living in hotels and dropping out of school in 9th grade 9:20 Yung Sinner how he felt being the man of the house, crying from the stress 10:30 Yung Sinner on if music was used as an escape from his reality and getting support early 11:48 Gina asks Yung Sinner where he got his name from 12:55 Yung Sinner on meeting and signing to 21 Savage and how he got discovered 18:10 Yung Sinner on how he felt getting his SG chain and his first big purchase 24:04 Yung Sinner on being a fan of 21 Savage before he was signed and who inspired him to make music 25:30 Almighty asks Yung Sinner how Atlanta people look at Young Thug and if he’s cautious about his lyrics 27:00 Yung Sinner details the time he got caught doing his thing, after a show 33:12 Almighty asks Yung Sinner about hooking up with a girl that got taken by his uncle ----- 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 in the world. It's your girl, Gina, views. Almighty Suspect. And we back with another banger. Mm-hmm. We got Slaughter Gang. King Spin, man. You already know what going on, man.

Go get that wrong turn out on all platforms. Mm-hmm. Yeah, I'm saying. Welcome. The menace. Mm-hmm. The men is. Yeah, same.

Welcome to Nojumper. How you feeling? I feel it great. That's right. That's right. That's right. Your first time I'm out here? Nah, I've been here twice.

Twice, twice, twice. That's right. You been to the beach yet? Nah. Nah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah? You were s'n't with it?

Yeah, it's great. It's great. Yeah, I've been to the beach. That's right, that's right. That's right. That's right. You got to come get some of the local food. They just took down Rosco's, but you see me.

I had got some of that, uh, I got some Mexican food. Hey, I'm telling you, we got some of the best Mexican food here, Texas, San Diego, feel me? Slide to, like, some little taco, trucks, or go to, like, like east LA they got good good Mexican food really damn it everywhere the truck on Venice and La Brea is

I feel like it's the best one though I'm most definitely pulling down on one of the trucks though yeah go yeah go to the truck but we do got to show some love to our black own yeah most definitely Taco Mel fire Taco Mel got the Taco Mel got the

best best multi meat burrito yeah they'll put different meats in the burrito for you Only one. Steak, chicken, like, whatever you want. Yeah. Shrimp.

Yeah. They put multiple. You feel me? Like, it goes crazy. Trapped kitchen. Mm-hmm. Trap kitchen, yeah. Fat, everybody.

They got some shit. All black on. We go crazy out here with that for show. But yeah, but let's talk about your area. Where are you from and your upbringing and how you was raised? Let's get into the younger young, young, young son. Yeah, man. I was raised in.

Well. Me up growing up, I was raised on Memorial Drive, like at a hotel, you know what I'm saying? Like that's where I'm from. Like, I've been hotel hopping my whole life, you know what I'm saying? Whole life I've been hotel hopping. It ain't not one time we stayed in an apartment that was ours. Right. Like we didn't stay with my aunties, you know what I'm saying, all that.

Then me going to jail, like, broke everything down. Right. Bro my family. Yeah, broke my family apart. So you grew up with both parents or what? I grew up with both parents, but my dad, he was just in and out of jail. So he was there, but he couldn't be. Yeah.

But he was trying to be there. So that's why I forever respect him, you know what I'm saying? Right. Like, it ain't nothing like, fuck my, no, it ain't none of that. Because he was there. Right, he was trying to send him. He was trying to make his way for y'all. That's exactly what we're going on.

How many siblings? Three of us. Where do you fall? Middle. Middle. Middle. Middle. I got a younger brother and the oldest brother.

Okay. All boys? All boys. All boys. I'm sure that was hard for your mom, raised all boys by itself. Man. How far apart an age are you guys? My brother, 23.

I'm 20. My little brother's 17. I'm pretty close. Okay, you're all close. Y'all was like a little gang. Yeah, I ain't gonna like, we always been close. Right, right. You always been close.

My A. Coon, boom, man. That's right, that's right. So is all your siblings involved in like, you feel me, street life? or was it just you who was going in and out? Just you? Just you? Like, my big brother, like, he's going to get a job. You know what I'm saying?

Like, he ain't with all that. Right, right, right. And my little brother, he's just, he's in school. And I'm on his ass. Right. Ain't nothing going. Ain't nothing going, boy. You're going to go to school every single time you got to go.

As you should. Homework need to be done all that. Right, right. You don't want him to follow your footsteps because you know how hard that. He ain't never been to jail and I don't want them to go. Never go. Right. You 17, boy.

I went away early. You lived that so he ain't got to. Most definitely. What age did you get into the streets? About 13, 14. Okay. Do you think it was like, was it kind of forced on you, or is it just because that's just the area you were in?

I want to say it was forced on me. It's just the area. Like, it's just how we were living. What area of Atlanta are you from? I ain't from Atlanta. I'm from Storm Out. So it's different. Yeah, it's way different.

Okay, you're breaking down to him, you feel me, because being an outsider, we don't know. He said storm mountain is not Atlanta. Yeah, that's like here, you feel me, Long Beach did tell you, that's not LA. We're from Long Beach. You see what I'm saying? Break it down for us.

That's exactly how it is like Atlanta is the city. You know what I'm saying? But Storm Mountain is the outskirts. Right. We run on the outskirts. We're in the cab county. Atlanta's in Fortin County. You know what I'm saying?

So we're not Atlanta. Right. It's too different. Yeah, it's too different. People from the outside looking in because I definitely thought that you was from Atlanta. No, most definitely not from Milan. Thank you for the clarification.

Stone mouth. That's right. That's right. He says CD special. We're going to play. That's right. See what I'm saying? Since you got into the street life early, did you lose a lot of friends early?

I lost so many friends. Like, I lost a lot of friends. How did that affect you growing up? I ain't going to like that shit. It fucked me up. And then I lost a lot of friends right when I lost a lot of friends right when I was. out, like, they locked me up. Then all my friends dying.

So I asked you in the cell. Yeah. And then my brother had died. My younger brother had died. Like, he ain't my real brother, but, like, my younger brother, he died before I got locked up. So I already grieved me. You know what I'm saying?

That shit. Fucked me all the way up. Right. But I just told myself I got to go harder. Well, don't break you, make you stronger. You know what I'm saying? I just got to keep going to go harder. So then at what point did you get into music?

I say, when I was locked up. I was locked up. You was writing inside? I was rain. I ran. I was laying my potting them here. They're like, man, you're tripping. You're going crazy.

You need to get out and do something. So when I got out, it got in bed of money. I started rapping. I had got a little job. I was doing this little wood paneling at this little wood panel place. It was a little job I had got. You were trying to do it the smart way. Yeah.

Right. This is how I made my first song since you drive freestyle. I was on Central Drive Freestyle. That's my shit. It was a studio right next to my job. Why I worked at? So, why I used to have the park, I used to have the park at the studio, but I didn't know that it was a studio.

So one time I was leaving work, I was getting in the car. The dude, the dude on the studio, I forgot his name. He opened the door. He came to me, he was like, bro, going to check me out. I got that car. Start walking. He was like, I got the studio going. I was like, let me see.

I walked in there. He got everything set up. I'm like, shit, this shit, fuck. I'm gonna try some. He's like, I like, I asked him, like, how much you, how much you charge a per hour? He said, shit, for you? Twenty.

I said, all right, I'm gonna be right back. I left, went to the house, came back, and just went to that motherfucker. Just went crazy. That was your first time in the studio ever? Ever, ever in the studio. But you felt it when you got up in there. When I got it, it's just, it was,

that mic connected to me. It was just that. I heard the beat. And I just went. Like, that's a real freestyle. And you was telling the story. Yeah. You feel me?

You feel me? I could tell you was in that motherfucker saying all real shit that was going on. And you could tell that he wrote it from the standpoint of being locked down. Most dead. So, like, niggas could feel it. You feel me? It was fire. And having that type of upbringer, you got a lot of shit to talk about.

And it's super relatable. Mm-hmm. To a lot of people. Right, because you got that hood story. You know what I'm saying? Growing up, struggle, pops in and out of jail. You know what I'm saying? thugging trying to get the room money every day

so you and your mom's, your brothers, could be straight type of shit. I gotta be stressful. Definitely went easy, man. I'm telling you, like, when you gotta wake up at six o'clock in the morning, boy, because the room gotta be paid at 11. You gotta figure it out.

Who are you telling? Who are you telling? That part, 1030, 10.30, they knocking. What are you doing? Come check out. You trem. I know. You're gonna be outside.

You gotta go get that money. All, everything, you gotta go get that money. Were you able to attend school? I dropped that, 9th grade. It was over with. How can you focus? I can't. It was old with.

How did your mom tell about you dropping up? It was always. Like, I'm doing everything. Like, I'm paying the bills. Like, you know what I'm saying? How can you? How can you even focus? Not really paying the bed, paying the hotel room.

Right. You know what I'm keeping the roof over the family here? Yeah. Putting food in her. Like, all that. So it's not too much she can say Right And then I'm helping her like she working

She got a job She get paid every two weeks So The room might be off Some days like A lot of days Like most like she when she get her check She'll pay for a week

Like she'll pay for a whole week Man she won't get nothing but like $600 Right That's only going to last for the week And you still got three more weeks you got to pay for And y'all still got to eat y'all still need clothes to go to school, all that, you know what I'm saying? How was that being the age you was at?

You know what I'm saying? Like, how did you take all that in being young? Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, how did it feel having that much on your shoulders at such a young age? Well, I ain't gonna like someday I used to just go in the bathroom, close the door, and cry. Right, you got to let it out. Like, it just used to be like that. Like, it was hard.

Like, I didn't really know how to deal with that. Like, I just stayed focused. You know what I'm saying? I just never gave up on myself. You know what I'm saying? I just had to keep going. Who did you look up to? Because that's like very noble of you to just be like,

I'm going to be the person who take care of the family. Like, how did you just know? Was it just already just instilled in you? Or was it somebody who kind of told you, like, you got to be the man in the house. You have to take care of the family? No, it's just, it was just, it just clay did me. Like, I ain't going to keep walking down Memorial

drive. Yeah. With all this stuff. Could we put that? Right. You know what I'm gonna go do something. Something got to change. Something. Ain't nothing.

I ain't going for that. Mm-hmm. You know what I'm-hmm. When you got into music, did you feel like that was your way out? Most definitely. Mm-hmm. All right. I ain't gonna say I felt like it was guaranteed, but I know I could really rap.

So I know I'm gonna do something. When you drop the Central Drive freestyle, what was the reaction you got from, you feel me, your Conrad's and shit like that? it went up. Like, everybody were like, you need to keep going. Like, after that, everybody was telling me,

just drop a tape. You need to drop a whole tape. Like, we need to hear it all. How that made you feel? All right, man, I'm fling off to do a tape. It made me feel just like that. Like, I'm a rapper now.

Yeah. I was the real life. Yeah, that's right. Because it's different when you just living to survive, but, like, when you got something to live for, like, oh, like, I could wake up every day and, like, I could do something good.

because it don't feel good to go outside and you feel like, it might be cool when you're a kid, you know what I'm saying? Like, how I'm out here doing bad shit? But when you really doing shit in the streets to survive, it's not no good feeling. You know what I'm saying? So when you could wake up and do something positive

that don't hurt nobody, don't fucking nobody, you know what I'm saying? That got to be a hell of good feeling for you. You know what I'm saying? To be able to do something. If you're waking up every day, what a drive, you know what I'm saying? Now you've got something to live for you.

To look forward to me. Yeah. Like these fans, this music, your family. You know what I'm saying? Like all that. Now you got shit going, you feel me? Yeah. Where did the name Young Sin come from?

It's crazy, though. That name, sin came from, like, I ain't going to talk too much about it, but, like, charge I got. Like, it's a seven deadly sin. So it's just, I just took bullshit and ran with it. Right. See what I'm saying? Right. Like, it was just one of them.

Like, that's where sin came from, like, because I was just sin. Like, everybody was just causing me sin. I'm just like, shit, I'm putting yon'all in that motherf'all. Right. I'm a young nigga. Y'allin'allin. So that was right, that was before the rap. How long you was going before a young sin, before you dropped your song?

Oh, I was, no, I ain't gonna lie. Back then, I wouldn't call it myself, y'allin'all, I was calling myself, y'allin'all. What would you call in? I would call it. It was some whole different shit, man, I ain't gonna lie. But I ain't like it, though. That's before the rap. Yeah, that was before.

I ain't like it, though. I'm like, man. I'm gonna stick to what I'm thinking. about that first. Like, you know what I'm saying? Went back to it. Okay, okay. Took that bullshit around

where they ain't gonna flip. So now fast forward, you get signed to Slaughter Game. How you meet 21? I met 21. You know, I did a video. We got to break it down to Mika. I got to break it.

Tell them about, do you feel me? I got to break it all the way down to you. That's how I've seen them. You feel me? In the vlog. You know what I'm saying? I'll be out home. It's crazy.

That's why I'm saying. It's like a full-scale moment for me. It's like the second time where I do this because before I was working here, bro, I was sitting at home, kicking my feet up, doing the same shit, you feel me? Nika trying to get the money for the room, you know what I'm saying, all that type of shit.

But I'm watching YouTube, you feel me? I'm watching Amico Worldwide shit. I see this female, she loud, going up. You know what I'm saying? Now I'm tuned in. You know what I'm saying? They're like in a trap, in the street, you know what I'm saying? Music going up, all that, right?

And then he pop out, and then they ask him if he rap. And then, like, you could. taillight, nigga to feel. It's like 10 niggas out there. They're trapping doing their thing. When there's homies play his song, out the car, I'm listening to that show. I'm like, that's your horror. Who that? And then the interviewer asks the same thing. He like, who this? He pop out the back. He's like, that's me. You feel me? I'm like, so now I'm tuned. So now I'm tuned. He take them all through the neighborhood, you know what I'm saying? So now I'm tuned. Then I'm like, oh, this for real. You know what I'm saying? You can feel it. This for real. You know what I'm saying? So

the nigga music hard and it's real, so now I'm tapped in, you feel me? And then, like, maybe like six months later, see the nigga pop up with the slaughter game, I said, I knew it. I knew it. That's hard. You feel me? And then I get up here, I'm like, man, I got to bring this nigga through, you feel me?

No cap. So tell us about the, tell us about the vlog that got you discovered. Okay. So, see, the vlog, the vlog was like, that wasn't even planned. Like, the vlog one ain't playing. Like, my partner, he just called the niggins to the hood. I want some shit, just some hood, shit. Right.

So it wasn't even for you. Nah. It was just for the hood. That's how you know this shit meant for you. On everything. So my partner, you know, my partner, Dre, he know I rap. He's like, shit. You might as well as you.

Throw some of your music in that motherfucker. Why he out here? You know what I'm saying? So, bro, pull up in the hood. He's just meet him and his cousin. They pull up. They recording us a shit. Then goddamn, that's when my partner pulled up in the car.

You were talking about, bam, he pulled up. He pulled over all the guys, all the bros, Sena, everybody. The light skin girl, you were talking about, he poured over everybody. He started playing my music. He got crumped, writing in and there. Like the vibe, change. Everybody knew the words right there. That's how I knew, because that's how it starts with all your people.

Because you know when one of your hummies rap, you don't really care, you hear, you Like, man, they kind of suck. When all your boys rapping the words, that's when you know you got something. Hell you. You feel me? Everybody was singing his shit. Fast.

And, like, after that, I took him to, I took him to the hotel. I took him to what, the hotel that I'm talking about, when the hotel we'd be at. Yeah, we sing right up there. He showed us. Right there. Then I took him to the full spot. We go to in the hood.

You know what I'm saying? And after that, like, that's what really got. Savage, look at me, that Miko World Wide video, I ain't gonna cap that video right there. He looked at and he heard my music. But Meesey sent me first. Meesey, that's my manager. But that's Savage manager. So one of his boys sent it and was like, you got to tap in.

Like, you see this young nigga going crazy type. Yeah. Okay. And, but like, it was crazy because, like, when he was watching it, like, his girl told him about me. Like, she was on some shit Like, man, you need to, he hard as fuck Like, you need to sign him Yeah

Like, on God On God On everything And after that, I guess They had a little party At some club or whatever I pulled up I pulled up and came

They played my music I met music I met him After that, he came to Central After that he pulled up He came to the hood Like he's from Storm Mountain So y'all from the same area

So that probably made the connection even a little deeper, like, this young nigga from the same area, like, we got to get him. Yeah, yeah, he pulled up right in the hood, right in the middle of the hood. Oh, yeah, he's for real. Yeah, after that, it just went from now. What was your first conversation? You and Sabbath. You and 71.

Man, we were talking about the hood. Our first conversation, we were just, we were talking about Central. Like, he from around that way, too. Like, he grew up in the colony on Central around that way. So that's one in the neighborhood we was in, too. But we was like, we was just the younger. Like, they were, they were father.

They were old. You know what I'm saying? And it's hard to connect when a nigga like eight, nine years old. You look at them like the little niggas type of shit. Yeah, we were just talking about the hood. Like, everybody used to hang at. Like, that was our conversation. Like, that we were talking about that whole time.

Just talking about the hood. And we just left. I left. Went back to recording. Went back to, went back in the studio. Got right. Knock some shit out. You already know back the business.

How you felt when you got that chain? I'm like, yeah, I just did that. Yeah, I'm like, yeah, I just did that right there. Yeah, it was like, you made it. What was the first video of Ben 10? Yep. Yeah, that's my shit. That's my playlist.

This a nigga who on my everyday playlist, you feel like me, I listen to a lot of his shit. You feel me? The Central Drive freestyle, freestyle, Ben 10, all that shit. I play your shit. Appreciate that, man. So it's like, nah, that shit. Keep on tuning in, I got a moose. I got moose.

I'm talking. Would you say like now your mental is a little clear since the, what you went through in your upbringing and where you are today has been like a complete 360? Yeah, everything changed. Like, better living. Right. Better living. Better living.

No more. Like, I'm grateful for what's going on right now. Right. I'm living right now. Like, blessing. Blessing. What's the first thing you bought? Shit.

First thing I bought. With the label, when the label gave you that bag. I bought a car. That's right. What kind? A scat. As you should. How do people treat you now?

I don't tell you, I don't, no color. Yeah, you don't got to get in the detail. You might need to get another one now. Tell us, tell us the difference. Tell us the difference to, you know what I'm saying? My little love me. That's right. Telling the difference of how you felt, you know what I'm saying, from before and then like just now,

with just like everybody hearing your music and it's not just like your friends it's not just your people like how I make you feel to see other people rapping your shit word for word you know what I'm saying like I'm sure you was imagining this or not even thinking this shit possible yeah that's what it was

I went to feel me you got real fans like when I went to Miami man we out here we out there walking like on the script a motherfucker can hang out of the sunroof like you know what the fuck What's you doing out here? I'm like, what the fuck?

I'm like, this shit is crazy. Like, motherfucking know a nigga from everywhere. Right. My fucking know my shit. Like, I love it. Yeah. It's a crazy feeling. I put that work in for that, man.

Right. That's what you do this shit for? For sure. Father game for like a family? Almost. That's my family. Yeah. That's my family.

That's right. You got some shit with nudie coming? I got that song with nudie. Ah, I mean, some old shit. You feel me like, like, like, nigga, tape something? because, I fuck up both of y'all, you feel me, you and nudie on some shit. Because you almost remind me him,

you don't sound like nobody, you feel me? But, like, y'all almost remind me of the same like, nigga, him and nudie on some shit. Crazy. Oh, yeah, ain't gonna lie. Crazy. We go crazy. We go crazy.

Yeah, y'all go crazy. Do, uh, is Atlanta, so this is the thing, this is the story in L.A. This is the stigma L.A. has. That L.A. is far behind because we're not as unified as Atlanta. That's what we think.

Is it really as unified as we think? Yeah, because that's the persona that everybody feel like in L.A. L.A. people feel like we so far behind because L.A. don't fuck with L.A. They're not unified. In the South, they fuck with each other. They all support each other.

They all family. Is that realistic? Hell, nah. Straight up. He said, hell no. Hell no, man. This shit piped up down her. Cutthrow.

I love this shit. Like, y'all not behind, man. Y'all are head, man. I love this shit out of here. It's a meme of, it's like a staircase. So one staircase is all these people falling behind and fighting each other and it says, LA. And then it's another staircase of people holding hands

and helping each other up the stairs, and it says, Atlanta. Oh, man. I think it's the difference is because just like how 21 to come, you feel me, it may be like that, though, because motherfuckers in Atlanta, the same thing.

Right. Like, they think the same thing. So it just, you gotta, motherfucker gotta travel. It'd be the motherfucker who don't be,

who don't go out here and just hear shit. Right. Yeah. Just make, you know what I'm saying? Yeah. You gotta,

you gotta listen to the motherfucker who travel for real. Well, what I can say what we don't have, not that I know of, maybe you can correct me says, but like,

we don't have nobody like a 21 that's going to get all, like young people and signing them. We don't got a yo gadi that's going to get niggas and putting them on

and stuff. R-O-Gs and R-Legens, they not really, you feel, me, giving young niggas chains and, like, come on. Yeah. You feel me? They not really. It's gang-bang-d out here, man. It's gang-bang-d out. You feel me?

If the nigger not from his exact section and he don't know, if that ain't a little woo-ty-whoop cousin, he ain't get no deal. You know what I'm saying? Like, that's how it be out here, you know what I'm saying? So that's what we mean by it's a little different. Like, I'm sure everybody's going to beef. Everybody's going to beef everywhere. Everybody's not going to get along. But I feel like y'all kind of help each other.

they're a little more like how young thug instead of getting everybody like who sound like him I'm like ah these niggas my clones sign niggas get niggas change y'all way I sell now y'all y'all saw like me y'all why i said now I fuck with y'all niggas out niggas get the hate-n-on-n-niggas get the biflea yeah it's different it's a little different you know what I'm saying that's why I ain't gonna like a beat like that down there too

right we just don't see it y'all jay don't see it I'm telling you man motherfucker be shh man motherfucka-buckoo b Backstabbing all that going on. Then, like, but that's everywhere. Right. I feel like that's everywhere. Like you said, like, it's all, motherfucker always gonna be beefing. That's just how it's gonna go.

Motherfucker, always gonna hate on another motherfucker. Could it be one nigga from this side, hate that one nigga for, for a female. Then it's always a kid and got kids. That's what most of the beefs be over. Like, that's the truth. That's the truth. For sure, for sure. Before 21 signed you, were you like inspired by him?

Was you a fan already? I ain't gonna say that. I was listening to a little bit of him music. Like, I'm gonna listen to too much. I don't ever, you know what I? I was listening to, like, a lot of hits, like his hits. Top songs? Yeah, a lot of his top songs.

So who was you growing up listening to? Who inspired you to make music? Shit. I ain't even gonna lie. Like, my life inspired me to make music. I feel that. You needed the outlet. You know what I'm that?

Like, my life inspired me to make music. Nobody. inspired me. I feel that. I listen to a lot of rappers, but ain't nobody inspired me to do what I'm doing. You know what I'm doing?

You just needed a way to let that shit out. You feel me? Yeah. Mm-hmm. I had to make a way. I feel that. I feel that.

So who's you listening to? Not inspired you. Who's you listening to growing up? I really listened to, like, Rala Rodriguez. That's one of my favorites, Rala. Uh, I would listen to YAC, NBA. young boy. Who else?

A little baby. I listen to a lot of little baby. That about it. That's who, that's, that's, like, you know, and thug. All thud, like, really, what do thug mean to a Atlanta person? You feel me? Because we, from the West Coast, LA, we look at it. I'm like, yeah, thug is for sure a goat.

But, like, I know, like, how we might look at maybe, like, nip. You know what I'm saying? Like, how do a Atlanta person look at young thud? Like, shit, man, he's a goat. That's right. Shot a goat. You ain't nothing to talk about. Yeah.

You got a song that touch your heart. Right. You know what I'm saying? Like, that's just that. Like, motherfucker's looking at him like, yeah, that's him. Right. Like, that's somebody you want to aspire to do some music with in the future? Yeah, most definitely I want to do some music.

Mm-hmm. With thud. That's fine. With all the, everything going on with YSL and you're seeing like the, the courts is trying to use his lyrics against him, do you feel like you need to be a little bit more cautious with what you saying in your music? Yeah, no. I just say what if, I just, I rap, I rap that shit, man.

Yeah. Whatever come with this shit, come with it. Like, that's just how I feel. I ain't gonna never stop putting my house in the music, half step, because my, fuck them them fuck. Right. You know what they're gonna try to put you up your brother. They know this shit all art, like, yeah.

I'm in the studio doing this shit. You didn't see me on camera doing nothing. You know what I'm like? I just that. Right. And they don't go get these rock and roll dudes for saying all the crazy shit that they say so why they come get us.

You know what I? Feel me? This is just art. That's how we express ourselves. You feel me? Now, you told a story, yon. I've seen a clip. And you didn't really dissecting and go into it,

but you got caught having sex. Hmm. We need that story. We need that thing. You bet you didn't really get into it. She got you. I need them details. What happened?

Yeah, man. I did what happened. I'm right. I'm just going to go on. Come on. Keep it to break. Hit us with it. Come on.

All right. So, I went to, I had a show. I went to the club. I had a show book at Carpapolitan. I go to the show. It was, this is my girlfriend now. Like, it's this girl who I wanted to, Real sea up there, you know what I'm gonna.

So I was fucking with her and shit. Like, why am I showing shit going? I leave with her. Like, we leave, we go to the spot. The other girl ain't there. You know what I'm saying? Nobody there. Just the guys, you know what I'm gonna.

I'm getting that motherfucker. Go in the room. Go in the room or whatever. Oh, no, no, I'm tripping. We don't lead together. I leave and go to the house. She leave and go to her house. And then she comes to my house, like that.

Br, so I'm just in the house by myself. Why ain't her to come? Brum. She pull up, she come. But she's coming out. Got down. She's coming in the room. We smoke.

You know? We got down. It's been getting in there. You know what I'm getting there. It's getting there. We get the going. We get the handling, we get to handle the building, man. Man, on everything I love.

My partner, Trey, his girlfriend, was friends with the girl I used to fall with. So she knocking on the door. She's cock-blocking. She's knocking on the door. Blum-blum-blum-loom-loom. I'm not even knowing, though, because the music playing loud. It, girl, go down up.

Now open the dough. Man, why she do that? She opened that door, man. Charlie went up and stood, open the room door. Like, I didn't even see what was going. Like she cracked it on those, we didn't even see what was going on. Man, on everything. He went back downstairs and got a fucking pan, iron.

A skillet. Yeah. She got the skillet. Yeah. One of them. On everything I love, she came back upstairs. She jumped on it. She jumped on a bed.

Boom. She hit me with that motherfucker. Like, right here. She hit you with my ear. You see with my eyebrow I could have. I see it. Me a stroke. She hit you mid stroke?

No, no, no, no, no. The girl went to go open the door for her. Mm-mm, mm-mm, look, that what happened. The other girl, my partner girl, went to go open the door for her. It wasn't me a stroke, like, it was really, like, this shit happened, like, she had pulled up. Like, when she came, she was knocking on the door. She was knocking on the door for, like, 25 minutes. So we're about done.

Right. I fell asleep for real. Mm-hmm. On everything. But it woke you up type shit. She hit me out of my sleep. Oh, shit. I was sleep.

She hit you with the skillet out your sleep. I was sleep. Oh, I know you was hot. Man, I know you was hot. Man, look, I'm laying down. I just feel some. I feel that eye. Man, school cracker.

Bing! Man, I instantly covered my fail. Like, oh, shit. You don't one of them. You can just jump back up. Yeah. I don't care. Who you is?

Facts. You don't, that's the Iron Skilet. Man, I'm going on my face. He had my girlfriend. She's in there with that motherfucker. She's in there, whacking everybody. Boom. Not whack'am-mo.

Man, my shit leaking bad. Like, real deal leaking. Like, I fuck around. Get up. I push your ass off. Brut. I'm fucking around. Fall on the ground.

Get back up. Go that upstairs. I'm falling out of the air thing. Like, on everything. She y'all took me out of that. She probably gave a nigga. She all but took you up out this shit. She all-a-all-all-took-up out-this shit.

That's crazy. Shought-ha-ha-l-ha-left after that and came back. and fought her. Uh-huh. So she needed a phase. She came back and she still. After she beat her up with the pen? No, no, no, listen.

Listen. Not after she beat. The girl I'm with now. Uh-huh. She left. Like, I bet. She left. I'm back.

When I got that. Yeah. Came back with that. Yeah. Came back. But they fought. They fought. They fought.

She's like, look, you're going to put that shit down. You feel me? And we're going to fight. So she had to go get something to level out this situation. Did she have any ones? She's swinging shit.

Who? The girl? She was fucking with. She had a, she had a, she had a, she had like a cut on her head. Like, damn. But she was hitting her all in the face. Like, that's what I'm trying to say, like, he ain't really fuck her face up like that. Yeah.

But her head, she had some cuts in her head. Like, all took, that shit was crazy. I ain't any going to lie. Did either one of y'all have to seek medical attention? Nah, hell, no, I'm out. Call my mama. I didn't talk up. Hey, I'm, that sounds just like me.

What's your mama say? I'm calling my mama. My mama's sucking out. She's like, I'm a kid that bitch. Ooh, I'm like, man. Cheers. It's over it. You ain't got...

That's crazy. Did you ever fuck with the girl again that came with the pen? Or that was it? Kick Ross. Feel that. You got to go. You almost killed me. You need to stay away for me.

You're crazy. I don't hit females. Yeah. Show me what I'm saying? Leave me alone. Hey, you tripping. She came to kill. She came to hurt me, man.

Yeah, she almost took care about this shit. If I showed you the pain, you would be a believe. Like, boy, ain't no way. That's trying to One of them. And the pan were bent up after them. She got done with it.

That's what I'm trying to tell you. Yeah. She was bending that. She came to spin with the skillet. What, did she ever do anything? She did anything crazy before that? Or this was your first time seeing her act like this? That's the first time.

That's crazy. Ain't that. But we weren't fucking with each other, though. That's what's crazy. Old girl, stay with you? Yeah. Oh, see. All right, so talking about a crazy female, I seen when you went to jail,

you had a crazy story about you feeling yourself and I was going on on the outs. You feel me when you went down? You know what I'm talking about? I'm talking about the baby situation. With the uncle. Oh, yeah. I'm going to tell you about that. You got to tell us about the uncle, bro.

The people got to know. Twin. It's crazy. These females, they be crazy. It sounds messy. Speak, man, it is. Speak on. I'm gonna, man, put it in the air.

Come on. This, this girl named Mariah. Oh, he teased her name. Here, let him know. We're not playing Twitter. Let him know. We name dropping. Yeah, she got you fucked up.

I'm name dropping. Her name drop her. That's crazy. Shout out to Mariah. Listen. Tell me I said. Oh, fuck her. Yeah.

Man, this is on air thing. Fuck her. So, when I go down, like, That's who my bitch was. Like, that's who I was fucking with this. At the time. So I'm then. I go down, bro.

I'm in that motherfucker like, this shit happened like the first five months, too. She just let it go easy. She got you fucked up. Everything. I'm in that motherfucker. About five months. My uncle had her.

This nigga called me. Well, when he don't call me, he set up a visit for me. How long was you fucking with her before you went down? I was fucking with her about, I ain't gonna lie. I won't fuck with it that long. I was fucking with about like eight months.

Almost a year. Almost a year. Okay. It was about like eight months. It went too long. So my uncle, he got down. He set up a video visit for me. Do I get on that motherfucker?

He's talking to me. And she's like, hey, man, you don't need to talk to that girl no more, man. She's gone. Ooh. I'm like, oh, yeah? You're like, yeah, nigga, I hit her. Like, that's how we get down, though. Like that, that's how we get down, though.

Like, that's my uncle, though. As he should. putting me down, like, he's gonna, I'm like, I ain't gonna cap, like, as a, as a real nigga, like, I'm gonna tell you, like, I'm like, damn, that's how you feel of me? That's how she's going? I'm like, I ain't tripping. We just started talking. Right.

Like, we just switched the conversation. We just started talking. After that, like, a week later, like, hey, and I want calling her nothing. I ain't trying to get no confirmation of nothing. Like, I'm already knowing what going on. Yeah, like, I'm straight on you. Her sister set up a video visit for him. She's like, man, these motherfuckers out here are tweaking.

They out here all out on Instagram, fucking with each other all out in the whole. Oh, like they together. All they go together. This is a boy. That's crazy. Not you riding around with seeing sloppy seconds like that's your bay now? Unc cuffed her. He cuffed a little bit.

That's your auntie now. That's crazy. She got you. What's her name? That's crazy. Auntie Mariah? Don't do that. Don't do that.

That's crazy. That's crazy. She has seen fucked all the way up, bro. These little thought bodies, man. She got you fucked up. How long did that last? Their relationship. How long can it last?

Man, that shit wasn't. They weren't long or nothing. I'm focused. I want to. What's stunning that shit. I ain't a lot. She'll go over. I'm on some shit.

I'm in the sale. I'm like, man, it was meant to be. It was just meant to be like that. I ain't tripping about this girl. So her sister told you this. Yeah, she put me down. Like, they had to get into it. She would set up a visit, paid money.

I ought to come let you know. She set up a visit. Like, but this always, she always, her sister always been a sister. You know what I'm like, she's always been a sister. So when she's sitting in sisters, she's like, man, they're tripping. I don't like that. But you can't hit for revenge. for revenge because she releases.

No, I ain't, I ain't, I ain't, I ain't know that with her, man. He said, I ain't know that. I ain't know that. You said, I ain't know, man. You feel me? Hey, she ruined, though. You feel me? She told you.

She's like, man, this was been going on. You feel me? That's crazy. You can't trust nobody. Yeah. This before or after the deal? This way before. Oh, so now you, she's probably now.

She's sick. Then when I got out, she was even, like, she thought. I thought it was old with. Mm. Like, she thought that she was done for me. I got a bun out of nowhere.

Mm. Like, it was one of them. That's why she pulled up on Unck. Because she thought she was over. She thought she was up the river. Yeah. She got you. Oh, so she thought that she was done.

You cooked in book. You up the road. Yep. So I'm going to go get Unk. He never going to get out anyway. That's crazy. Then you get out to. Now, now look at him.

You see him, Cardi, Slaughter gang, nigg. You see it? You see it? You know what I'm saying. No jumper interview. Yeah. That's crazy.

That's crazy. Fuck Auntie. Yeah. Fuck Auntie, man. It's supposed to stay down for your come up. That's crazy, man. Until it wasn't Auntie. Oh, man.

So, so how are relationships working for you now that you sign? I'm with that same girl. Who got hit with that pan with me. Come on now, sis. Yeah. That's before the deal. Yeah. You got you?

No, no, no, no, no. I already had it. Okay. It's like right in the beginning. If I get- That's why she spazzed out because now you young sin. You feel, be so she spazzed out.

I'm like, nah, you ain't going to take young sin for me. If I get hitting the head with a skillet for you, you ain't going nowhere. Yeah, yeah. We locked in. Got to. That's just how it is. Got to.

Yeah. Yeah. Shout out to her. Yeah, she's a row. That's my baby, man. Because some females would have been like, yeah, I'm out of here. Huh. She held it down.

Yeah, yeah. fact. She heard it down. She got some scars. Y'all got matching scars and shit now. Like, y'all tugging together. You feel me? They got them twin and them? You feel me? They got them twin. You feel me? They got them twin war wounds. They thug it together. That's right.

Bonnie and Clyde out here. They tugging. That's right. Well, what's going on? What's you working on next? I got, I got this this tape for coming to come out. Welcome to Central Drive. I gave y'all the wrong term. They turned on that street.

You're here now So welcome Yeah That's fire You know what I'm saying It's gonna be crazy I fuck with the concept Because that's lost now

That was just gonna say that I'm so happy you have a concept Niggas just drop music And it's just be It's just really Nobody albums It's album It's just mixtapes

Because the album It's supposed to have a concept A whole theme to it We even lost Storylines and music videos Yeah we got to Central Drive freestyle He letting you know

Like you feel like You feel like you in the cell With that nigga When you hear that motherfucker I'm real You feel me? Yeah. So, hey, so you got some big feeders on that motherfucker or you can't tell us yet?

I ain't going to put it out there. That's right. That's right. That's right. That's right. I'm like, man, he came on these motherfuckold. You got some shit with Savage coming? I ain't going to tell y'all, man.

I ain't going to tell you out of that. I had to try for y'all. You have to. Because he's on the last album. I ain't going to tell y'all. I ain't going to tell you. Hey, we try it. Hey, we try it.

What about Big Brat? We got to get Big Brad in here. I went to one of her sessions. She's most definitely, yeah, most definitely, need to be on, welcome to Central Drive, too. Yeah. Neney. Yeah, y'all got to get that in.

You feel me? We got a lot of gang artists. We got plenty of songs. Oh, so y'all got shit. Oh, my God. Okay, so y'all already got shit. Boy, they're going to be like, man. So you liked in with all the other 21-7, all the other slaughter gang artists.

Everybody like that. Everybody like that. That's fine. That's my family. That's right. You're locked in As you should be As you should be

Oh, thing Everybody locked in Yeah Well thank you for pulling up On this and chopping it up And sharing your Your crazy stories You already know

I'm just I'm blessed to be alive You know what I'm blessed To be living Man And in the predicament I'm in the I'm blessed to be here

That part I had to bring you through bro you feel me I've been listening to your shit It's been like a year now You feel me Like a year and a half

I've been tapped into You feel me And it put my black ass In a position You feel me We bring a nigg's through Yeah I'm a cop of your shit,

happy to how you hear, bro. Sure. Mm-hmm. Big Brad pull up on us. You invite it. I need you in here, sis. That's right. You hear that, brunt?

That's right. And we need you all young said, do shit. You hear that brat? Yeah. All right. Young sin. Thank you for pulling up on us. Make sure y'all share, like,

subscribe, tell a friend and tell a friend and tell me a friend and tell me a friend. Tell them where they can find you at. Yeah, I can find me at one young sin. And y'all go get that wrong term, man. We're still going. Like, everything on that's slapping. Like, go get that. It's out on all platforms.

Find it everywhere. Out everywhere. I'll get it. And we'll see y'all next time. Yeah. Yeah.