The 85 South Show with Karlous Miller, DC Young Fly and Chico Bean - JACOB LATIMORE in the Trap | The 85 South Show

Episode Date: August 4, 2023

Actor & R&B singer Jacob Latimore came to the trap to discuss his start in the entertainment industry, the new season of The Chi and how he and DC are "nightlife buddies". You dont wanna miss this episode of THE 85 SOUTH SHOW!!! || 85 SOUTH App: www.channeleightyfive.com || Twitter/IG: @85SouthShow || Our Website: www.85southshow.com || Custom Merch: www.85apparelco.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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We're going. We're going already. Shit, we're already live, we're live. We live with it. Okay, we'll switch the pimping up again. Because he came in here, he thought he wasn't going to have the freestyle and then what this. I told me. Oh, this before I get to the question. He got to play that because it fits the question. Yeah, we're about to set it up.

Okay. He got to play this. Before you get to the good shit, just go ahead and sit. Make sure that the pepenter is up. Gentlemen, plebs, play, please. I'm in the trap. I'm in the trap, I'm in the trap. Cold water to the head.

Yeah. I'm in the trap. This is our R&B Pepin. Right. Uh-huh. Okay. You know who we have coming through our show, so we have a special tailor-made pevin for each and every guest. Ladies, ladies, ladies, listen, Carlos got something to say.

Carlos got something to say. I got a lot of things to say. Yeah. But before I get to saying them, I'm going to say the things that need to be said like a precursor. Right, right. Yeah. Now, the 85 South show has been voted. The number one show.

one show amongst black people who make between zero and $85,000 a year. Oh, yeah. You said how much? Zero. Two, how much? 85,000. Oh, yeah. Now I don't make up the facts.

I just read. I think we got a lot. I think I see the tag break. Oh, yeah. That means, bro, just means they ain't showing their income. Exactly. I did. All cash.

Oh, yeah. It's all cash, under the table, pay five. You feel me? Yeah. This show right here has helped multiple black men mouse back from child support, parking tickets, suspended license, probation, parole, warrants, holes,

all types of miscommunication. communications, misunderstandings. This is the number three show amongst black men who are step-fops. We only number three because they refuse to make us number one. Okay. Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah. They like that shit. Oh, yeah. And we got the RV niggins on the look today. House party in the building. What you mean? House party in the new generation. Come on.

You know what I'm saying? They've made a whole movie. Hmm. Y. And ain't nobody said nothing about it yet. We're on the Delta planes right now, new releases. No care. I just recorded.

Come, man. I don't watch it on every platform. Enjoy your flight. When you fly, you can be watching us watch you fly. Now, I feel like I got to say this because I know y'all. I bought the movie for $20 on the shit that pop up on the TV. I own you. Hey, you bought it.

I rented it. And love. You own it if you paid $20. And I watched it on the plane too. You got $24 out of box. $22. You can't own some shit that's digital. You can't own some shit that's digital.

I know they can think it anymore. It's a tangible item, right? I'm a maggotting pass burn away from not having none of this shit. You don't let your camera. Yeah, that's a little bit. Hey, give me back all that. All my boobs that I don't fall on cable. Right you know.

You cut your cable off, you can't watch this shit anyway. Ooh, yeah. I mean, like, subscriptions. How many subscriptions y'all got right now. Everything goes. All of them. Sometimes I just agree to shit. I don't know what I'm paying for.

For real. I was like purchase. I don't know if I paid that $20. I was one time. Y'all bullshit. I just really did the whole financial breakdown. For real. I'm getting rid of this, this.

I'm only keeping all the free shit. Tubing, Roku channel. You got an app. Who? You got an app to see, like, to break it down? I see my bank statement. Tubing free. Roku TV, free.

Oh, you gotta do it, and if you don't buy Roku TV, you gotta keep the channel 85. 4999 Roku that you can hook up to you. You gotta keep the channel 85 app. That's the only app I got. Okay. Channel 85. Channel 85.

That's the only one. I think so, you know, that YouTube TV ain't bad. If they threw us a check, we'd check people to get YouTube TV because that shit, I'm like, get everything. Well, they ain't do it yet, though. YouTube TV get YouTube? I was just saying, hypothetically.

YouTube wanted more people to get YouTube TV than they should give us a commercial on YouTube TV. I got YouTube TV, but they don't let you watch a lot of YouTube shit. No, it's no YouTube TV. That's not. That's YouTube TV.

I want YouTube plus the TV shit. No, no, you got to go YouTube TV. You got to go YouTube TV. I'm on YouTube TV trying to watch back around. No, no, no, no. No. You watch the TV. Search not found.

I'm like, this is bullshit. You try to watch. Let me wrap this up. You see how we just was going off and we didn't even get to say what needed to be said? Do ya. So before we do that, we got to say, Welcome back to the 85 South Town.

Come on, man. Yes, indeed. Yes, indeed. Come on, man. I feel like, I feel like I'm in Milwaukee right now. Well, you know what I'm saying, my uncles, my pops. That's why you got a sweat on. I'm your uncle.

No, I'm just saying, like the vibe. You didn't say cousins. You just said with my uncles. I mean, I kick it with my uncles. That's all. He was talking about me. He was his cousin. He was just talking about it.

I mean, I know what he related to. I don't mean, he could relate to. I just feel like I mean, you know, like my uncle was. Yeah, this is the trap. This ain't his cousin kick it bad. This is uncle kicked it bad. I feel. I'm in old, I'm born in his uncle.

I was two when he was born, but I said his uncle. But you are, like, you're like the youngest uncle. I'm a great uncle. We gotta introduce, I guess. Come on, man. Because everybody's uncles today. His uncle cookout vibes over here. Come on, man.

You know this nigga on another level, bro. He wears a sweater in the middle of the summer. I thought the studio would be cold, y'all, look. I mean, feel me. What the wife beat on? Yeah. I mean, we're not playing. See, TV ain't got no temperature?

Exactly. He is not. I'm in the trap. You're in a poor R&B mode today, right? Right now, right now with it. You know what I'm right? Real, little waters, cardigans, white beads. Little water, cardigans.

This ain't y'all friends. Little waters. This ain't y'all friends. Cardigans. No care. My man's in now. Who that? Movie star.

R&B singer, TV star. Multi hyphen it. We talked about this. They talked about us. This is going to sing your bitch draws all. Can't you skate to what? I can't skate like D.C. though. Mom, I'm sorry.

I teach you, Mom. It's a road bounce time. Him and D.C. did a movie together. Come on, man. Come on, man. It's my dog, man. It sounded like they had some major movies back in the day. We did.

We all know. We did. So the house party movie wasn't the first time they had a house party. No. No, sir. Man. You should have been a movie called the skate party. Oh shit.

Well, shit without further, literally we could introduce this nigga all day, without further ado, none. to do nothing other than Jacob Blackmore's in the trap. Today, we only bring it, get on legends through the trap. I told him what you got here, Black. We only bring people on the show that we're gonna have on the album.

If we wouldn't have you on the album, you can't come on here. Can't be? Come on the album. You will be on the album. Yeah, featuring Jay-L. Like, I love that. Yeah, it'll be you and DC on there and y'all be serenating.

And then I'm gonna come in and be the unapologetic, apologetic niggas. You bring it back 90s R&B. I'm gonna come in and be like, yeah. Seeing you what I'll do. Oh, you gonna do the D-Wix talk? I wasn't tripping about nothing because as wrong as you were, I was wronger.

Oh, man, as wrong as I was wrong. I like that. You feel me? I like that. You play that, yeah, you big got to get right. Yeah, yeah. Because even though you was dead-ass wrong, I was wronger.

Yeah. Believe in, believing in you in the first place. But believing in us for believing in me for the things that I believed. Now if you walk out the door one more time, that's the last time. But we said that the last time that it wouldn't be no more last times. So baby girl, if you're just gonna keep leaving, I'm gonna go too. And that way when you come back, the next time it won't be nothing to come back to.

Okay. I felt like that was a breakup from the time. Yeah, you know me. It sounds like, you know. I was like, I want to leave this. I was like, no. No, we're feeling this. No, we're trying to break up.

I'm gonna be. That's live right there. But once we bring up this time, we broke it. Come on now. It's live right there. Yeah. Went crazy. Who we got in the building?

We got Clayton English in the building. That's what we got. That's right. We got J-O-N in the building. We got J-O-N in the building. We got the 85 South Shell production crew in the building. Full of fact. That's what we got.

Flick the crate is in the building. Come on, man. We got Debo NEM over there. Come on. You already know we got Robin over there. Robin over there. And I made her sit down because she'd be falling there. She'd have fell in all, that's how you know the show good, if she's falling.

She falls all the time. Take a picture. We got crazy-ass joke. We had to put Joe back in the back because people were requesting that lab. The show wasn't hitting the same and shit. Without that lab, that shit. Come on, man. I walk through every show, the studio room in there.

Make-up. My bad, my bad. The introduction is still going on. Oh, this part of it. Okay, for sure. Yeah, for sure. I'm following. The young guy, Hollywood, man, young Jacob is in here with us today, man.

Go, man. Let's go. Yeah. Jacob Lattermo. The old people, the old people say Lattermo. Lattermo. Hold on, you got to break it down, nothing. You come from a line of great.

Yeah. Lattermo. The Lattermoves. Yeah, man. Oh, you want you're not a lottoe. Oh, yeah. That's that Lattamo boy. That's that one.

That's what come down. That's a lottoe mo. Yeah. Yeah. I know you are. Me and your box, you're a bad, man. I heard you like, you're one of the Lattimore. They went to you to call about.

I know when you with this big, you got this big, you got that big on me. I'd be like, what? Okay, okay for sure, man. Yeah, music in the family, man, Kenny Lattimore. My dad, my uncles, they were originally an R&B group, Jersey Ave, and the Lattimore brothers went to gospel, you know what I mean, and just did their thing, man.

I think the music industry was, was definitely tough for them coming into the game. So when I was young, I used to see limousines pulling up in front of the house in the hood, in Milwaukee. You know what I'm saying? It's like pictures of me in the backseat with them. And, you know, they're going to L.A. and coming back and just like, it was crazy.

Randy Jackson had signed them. I think that was like. You're talking about Randy to Randy? Randy Jackson. No, no. Andy Jackson from American Idol. American Idol. Oh, nigga.

I'm trivia. I'm trivia. You're talking about what up, dog. Yeah, what up? First of all, I don't think Randy was dancing like that. I'm like, I was like, I'm like, Randy. I'm like, no, no, who is it? That's Mike.

And it wasn't until I went to like the kids' choice awards with my pops. I was like 14. And Randy, yeah, Randy seen my pops and just like, he lost. He was like, yo, how the brother's doing? And I was like, oh, pops really know Randy. So break down to Randy Jackson? Yeah. Yeah.

He's a big, he was a music producer, he played instruments, yeah, he's cold. Yeah, so, he ain't just, we know him from the idol shit, but he's put that work in. Yeah, okay, man. And then, like, if you can actually look up, the Jersey Ave, my pops and my uncles, they had an R&B album. That was when they were signed to him, and they put out an album, man, it was dope. It's just, you know, you go through the label stuff, you get discouraged. The music industry has always been tough, you know what I mean? So then I came up, and I was saw them doing their things.

I used to get on stage, and they used to pull me off, like. Come on, Lilj, you can't. You can't do that. Then after a while, my uncle was like, man, let him get up there. Let him get up there. Let me get up there. Let the young brother say.

You know what I'm saying? Yeah. They're not a more, boy. Yeah. And they just started kind of molding me and seeing something in me. So I just, by the time I got nine years old, my pops put me in the studio.

And he was, you know, writing all the songs for me. My first song is called Best Friend. You were my best friend. Thought you'd always be my best friend. Be my best. And I sing just to all the girls at recess. Go crazy. I had my t-shirt on.

I was ready. You know what I'm saying? I'm like, lady, yeah, you know, I do my own music. At nine? At nine. A little child-star, boy. Bow, wow, I couldn't touch this, nigger. We gotta go back a second.

You said he was running out there on stage. So you were just running out there. I was just performing. You was just trying to, just get out there. Because you was already singing, I'm sure, offstage and shit. So you was just going out there trying to see. And now, I would cry if they take me on.

I would cry. They'd be like, yeah. They'd be like, yo. So you went, so with your uncle and your pops up there, handling their business, and you just like, fuck that. You imagine being on stage. You were like, are there any ladies in the house? What?

Damn son. You got his own mic. So what would you do? He was just, but you do the routine. I just go up there and just dance. I just wanted to get the mic, I just wanted to just be on stage. Ain't have security? Nah.

Why are you going to stop the son? He probably like, take your hands off me. I'm a lot of more. I swear. I swear. You see that more? You see that more? Probably a clip.

Jacob is 10. But the buzz is that he's going to be the next usher. It's because the boys think he's cool. The girls think he's dreamy. And we think he's going to be a huge star watch. What's up? This is your boy, Jacob Lattimore. I'm 10 years old and I'm an unbeat artist.

I have become so famous, especially at school. Hey! Yes, yo, like that, that energy was like what I was trying to get off, you know what I'm saying? And then they just started letting me... I love, you was on Moore? Yeah, I was on Moore when I was kids. Was it your baby? No.

No. Oh. You're the baby? No, I'm like... It comes to eight-month-old Jacob Vladimir. No, there's, uh... Basically, Moore used to bring young... young kids to perform and, like, just, they just do covers.

I had my own original song, though. So I came on there from Milwaukee. You know what I'm saying? Stunt. Stano more, right. I had my dances with me. You know what I'm saying? And we were just hungry.

Now we've got to find that clip and drop it in here, man. Somebody find that clip. Yeah, we got to get it. We're about to find the clip and put it in the episode. Find the clip that. Crazy. Find the clip that. in Rococo Punch, this is the turning, River Road.

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Even all my partner from the hood, like, we're on the motherfucking fly with Jacob's Adam. That's hard. That shit was super hard. No, that's crazy. Coming from being like a child's start, how did you mold your way, like, even just still being a kid

and having a start? Man, really just being around y'all, bro, for real. Like, that was my social. You know, like, when I moved to Atlanta, I was home school. You know, so I wasn't going to school every day. You know what I mean? and then I wanted to go to the skating rink on weekends,

cascades, you feel me? I wanted to go get dances on girls and skate and whatever. So it was like I had to, I know that I just had to have that social kind of, I didn't want to be weird. You know what I'm saying? I don't want to be, like, anti-social, you feel me? So I think it was managing like, okay, where I met in my life and where I see myself going,

but also still maintaining that friendships. And also, coming to Atlanta was I saw a community, of other people, other young guys striving for something. Right, right. You know what I'm saying? To be a part of that community was like, was huge, Iquish, and then like just, this community are just rappers, singers, actors,

you know, made me want to get into acting even more because I wouldn't think about it at first. You know what I'm saying? I was like, nah, I'm gonna do this music first, you know, and do that, and then it just, I just got inspired, bro. Like, I just got inspired by entertainment overall. Right, right. and place you in the box.

Yeah, yeah. So when did that? So you said, like, you just inspired you to do acting. When did you know, you were like, you know what I got to take acting series? Because being an artist, trying to act, do all other at the same time. Because now you're big, you're gonna shoot a shot for eight months. You're right. Ain't no way ahead you could be a music star, but you can.

You can. But you're trying to capitalize and make sure that you prioritize correctly, but master the craft at the same time. Yeah, I think it's also just like knowing my, knowing my music audience as an independent artist, right? So it's like, I think where I'm at with music, it's not really. really about selling a million copies. All right, so if I got this many fans,

how can I capitalize on that? You know what I mean? And I think that's just how I'm thinking right now. Like, everything financially got to make sense for me on the music end. And if I'm gonna do it, it's gotta make sense. You know, because I spent a lot of money. Spent a lot of money, dog, like music videos

and going on tour. You know what I mean? You hear me just screaming fans and a couple t-shirts sold. You're like, aye. And then you're like, I gotta get this film bag. You know what I'm saying? So it's a balance, man. So I think it's a cool place I'm in where I could drop a visual.

I just dropped a song called Selfish like six months ago. And I just was able to put some creative thought into it, put out a song that's dope with a dope visual, and just get back to the acting shit. It ain't really like, I'm trying to do anything. It's like if you see it, you see it, you know what I'm saying? I'm just doing my thing and kind of falling in love with the process again. You know what I mean? I think that's like, that's the best feeling.

You know, where you ain't feel like you got a, you ain't doing that extra money. You're not doing for the money. Yeah, don't feel like work. Yeah, just like, I'm just having fun. I shot this video, check it out. You know what I mean? And I think a lot of, it's, with Emmett and the shot,

it's crazy because a lot of people didn't even know I did music. You know, they're like, look at Emmett dancing. What the hell? You know what I mean. Too-it from somebody who did music before he even did the shot. It's crazy. It's crazy. But you know, that's how the journey go.

People notice you from different things, and then they see you doing what you by the story. started doing, like, oh, wait a minute, yeah. It's a gift, it's a gift. It's a gift, like, I don't even think it's a curse. Like, it's like, it's a true gift because now I get to re-brand myself, you know what I'm saying? Just redefine who I am.

And you constantly got new people discovering. Yep, constantly growing. Now it's like, you know, if you know me from my music or if you know me from my film, it's a win. You know, it's like. At least they know you. You feel me? When I got my business hat on,

I ain't got my sensitive artist hat on, because you know, some people would be like, man, I want people to know me for this. You know what I'm saying? But it's more so like, whatever you know me from is, that's, whatever you do it. You know, as long as it's, it's a win, it's a win, you know what I mean? It's always, it's coming back to me, you feel me, so it's dope. You know what I mean?

And, like, if they're going to follow me on Instagram or threads, wherever we own right now, it's like they're going to see that I do other things. So it's like, now I've created my own channel, created my own sort of, you know, I just, I'm in control. It's a good vibe. Yeah, that's dope as hell to be in control, man. Yeah, you know what I'm here both. Like y'all are in control, you know, y'all had to pull up. You know, you know, it's us, it was us.

You know what I mean? You was in the house and we pulled it up. We were like, here, oh, okay, my bad. Come on, man, you feel. So what's the process? Because, you know, you're an actor, you know what I'm saying, you're an artist, you feel me? And the preparation for both of them is different.

Right. Especially when you're attacking the task properly. You know. You know. But it's from hearing it from your colleagues Because it's like, like he said, like he's acting, but I've been knowing Jacob for music and to hear people be like, oh, he did music.

I'm like, this niggas is a hell of a single, nigger like he. He could be up there with the ushers in them, but it's like y'all wanna put us in the box, but I love to him say, I'm not stretching the gold or make a platinum hit, but the people gonna make it platinum. I'm just giving them, I'm entertaining. I just like it.

And when you say the love, the process, fall in love with the process, I think that's why I'm saying it. Because it really come through in the, it comes through the, through the concept. You know what I mean? You can tell when you feel like you're on set or you're on a music video or set,

you're like, you're trying to make a hit, you're trying to, you feel me? That's not a good feeling. You know what I mean? It's not fulfilling at all. You don't walk away, feeling good. You know what I was like? I'd rather walk away feeling like, yeah, I did that.

You know what I'm not. Yeah, yeah. If you catch it, you gonna be like, damn. That motherfucker hard. So what's the process of? Making sure you attack the road. Right. And making sure you go in here and, like you said,

you're not the actor, Jacob. You're now the artist, Jacob. It's a difference. Yeah, what's the switch? I need to know the process. Man, it's, um, I think it's been, it's been tough. It's been tough to kind of balance. I think for, especially depending on the role, like, especially, um, it's just film I did

called Car Gully, that's on a prime. And it was one of the roles that just took, took everything about it. You feel me? Like, it took, I had to isolate, you know, I had to be by myself. Like, it was a very, it was a very, it was a very, it was a very, it was a very, It was just wasn't me at all. You know, with the shot, I can kind of put me into it. You know what I mean, go on and be myself a little bit.

So it was challenging a little bit. Yeah, but this one was like super method, you know what I mean? Like just tweaking out. My homing was like, bro, I can't wait to this movie over, you act, you act different, you know what I'm saying? So I think Dancin Idris was just talking about that, talking about how he had to get out of it. Yeah, you know what I mean?

And that's real, I relate to that. You know what I mean? And that's why I was like, man, I don't want to do too many crazy roles in my career. I definitely want to give them, give them that, but not too much because it really, it takes up your personal life. When you accepted it, was you like,

alright, this is a role I want to see, can I do? Yeah. And then when you got into it, you was like, ooh shit, no doubt. So you took it like as a challenge and then realized how much that shit took out you? Yeah, yeah, I'm like, okay, this is, because I didn't think about it beforehand,

you know, because I had never done it before. So when you get into it and the movie over, you start feeling that, that same, energy on you, you feel more aggressive, like you're talking a little different. You're like, hold up, no, I'm like, this ain't even, this ain't even me. You've ever got a cared grandpa,

when you ever put the blessed up on you. Right, you know. Like, oh man, so it's, um, it consumes you. I think the shift, the shift been hard, it's been tough because I've turned down touring opportunities because it's like I'm wearing, at age 26, I'm wearing like a business hat, and I'm wearing like the art Artistry hat and the passionate hat, like you die for the art type of hat, right?

But then it's like, man, I'm a man, I got to pay bills. You know, I got I got homes, I got properties, you know, these things can't pay for themselves. You feel me? So it's a, it becomes a thing of like, I'm grown. I got to do it makes sense, you know what I mean? Grown man bills. Yeah, I got to set my priority straight and also still make room for the things I love to do, which is music. You know, so I try to give my fans as much as I can,

but I've also just been in a different bag, man. You know what I mean? Because I got so much, you know what I mean? I got so much content out there. I put out three albums called Connection, Connection 1, 2, and 3. And the third album, I re-released Connection 1 and 2 with the third, just to reintroduce the last two. People thought I dropped 40 new songs.

But I'm like, nah, we just manipulated the streams And now everything, you feel me? So there, and there are people like, oh, I didn't even know you do music. And then I drop visuals with everything. It's like, it's a, it's a vibe, you know what, and then, my bet. That's my, that's the real estate dude calling right there.

Yeah, you know what I'm trying to do about. You know what? Yeah, man. Speaking of which bills are called. Yeah, man, so it's, um, it's a, it's been a cool journey, but I'm still on in the beginning. I think, once I really get in this film back,

I can do whatever I want, right? You know what I mean? Lastly, speaking to the band, because you're in your bag. Like, and you, I'm inspired. Because when you in your bag, you want to them dudes that can't knock you off your pivot. You understand?

And for those who know they know, and for those who seem, they seem. How do you keep your composure when they, I see them try to attack you and try to make you jump out of character? You did not move. Now, time, my wife. Peace be still.

Peace be still. Stay right there. And to continue subscribing, how did you continue to make sure I'm not gonna get distracted? Man, you know, it's just, you gotta do what you gotta do, turn that phone off, lock in. Actually, I did start therapy this year. I did start therapy this year.

It was good for me. I think it was a lot I had to unpack. I think stuff I didn't even know, you know. And then it was cool to just kind of learn yourself. I think, you know, we so outside and entertaining people. You're like, we really got to have them talk with yourself and really talk to a stranger sometimes. I think that's been cool for me.

And it's just, I got a praying family, man. I got a praying family, super spiritual. And I've learned not to ignore my gut. You know what I mean? When you know it, you know it. You know it. You know it. You know it.

You know it. You know it. You know it. You know it. So it's like, what's going to happen? it's gonna happen, who's gonna be there, gonna be there. And if they left, they left. You know what I'm gonna go to therapy too.

It's a good vibe. I ain't going no therapy. No, I'm gonna wait till I'm finished doing what I'm doing. I wouldn't say it's for everybody, but it's like, I ain't finished being crazy yet. I got some more shit to do. I got some more shit to do in this state of mind. Then I'm gonna go, I got a few more things.

I got a fit. No, I don't want them, hey, I need to stay fucked up for a little bit longer. Because what I'm trying to do I must be catching contact because I'm still waiting. You're good, I'm good. You're good. I can't talk no therapy.

I end up fucking around and turn to their therapist. You ask me out, you hide. Yeah. Because this is weird that you're, I'm your sixth motherfucker that you talk to today. Bitch, aren't you? You ain't even got to ask nothing that hard. It's just going to be the simplest question.

Did you get today? Did you eat? I can't. I can't. I can't. Everybody is me with me. You need probably. Nobody had never asked me that.

I'm like, you know what? You need to find this bitch. This bitch. She's going through it. What if you go see your therapist and they late? Because they're going to see their therapists? Damn. Do therapists see therapists?

That's not a good thing. I told my therapist some shit. She said, I never heard that before. I hung up. He was on the phone call. It was a Zoom call. I just closed my shit. I said, bitch.

I said, how can she feel of energy I wasn't going in, first of all. Why? So you're trying to therapy, but you're in the house? Yeah, right? What if you got, what if you're in therapy, but you got anxiety? Like, you can do the Zoom call,

you just can't be in the camera. This thing is like, on trial, therapy. But you can't be in that little box saying it. That's right. Hold on, I'm about to take something. You can't do therapy in the house. You can't do therapy out. They can go against it.

You got to touch you. I'm sitting my comfort zone. You got to get out your comfort zone to go talk to somebody. You don't? I mean, I do your own zone too. Why do somebody in the room and they like, I got a couch? What I need to go sit on your couch?

Hey, hey, this nigga suck out. This is going to fuck his head. Like, oh, damn. Like, what? You thought they muted. I heard everything. And this didn't mid-eyed nigg. So you said that you were,

You hear people in the background. The whole shit on something. You'll be crying over his girl. Oh, my bad. No, I'm doing shit. The ones I didn't do, though. Right. Sometimes you'd be like, all right.

That means you know about to people. That don't mean you need to jump to a therapist. You can't talk to people. Did you cry? Oh, it didn't work too. So what's the difference between the therapist and a person? I mean, if you're talking to somebody you know,

what's going to happen is they're going to start telling you that problem. Oh, man, that same shit happened to me. Right. You're going to tell you what happened about me! What did you do? I just went through it. Then shut the fuck up. But you know, when you tell somebody, they already got the idea of the shit you be doing in the head, you know what I'm saying?

I mean, I think I lucked up for real because when I tell people that they're like, no, I ain't have a good experience. But I'm having a great experience, you know what I'm saying? You gotta want to be there too. You got to want to be there. You're a nigga who don't like venting and just vending and was like, ooh, that feels so good. You just want to go. You're like, I got, I'm gonna. Maybe I don't.

You know, I was a lot of stuff I didn't bend about. You know, I was like, okay, I'm like, yeah, it's a... And be like, that's even with me and we hold a lot of shit in. Then we have conversation without significant other. But we don't tell her everything. A nigga will tell a therapist. Niggins forget the greed. And then, you get mad at that ex-mail for two weeks.

No, you know, you just cried to your therapy, my nigga. Right. I'm so fucked up. It's gonna take me a couple times just to even get through a session, because I know I'm gonna end up arguing with the fucking therapist. The fuck do you know? You ain't never been to me. I can't do it because I don't like being interrogated.

Like, hold on, Carlos, come down. Oh, let me, hold on shit. Your ass ain't listening. Oh, the crazy part is they don't say nothing. They just look at you. You look at me and you right down, bitch. I'm gonna flip your notebook. Talk to me.

You say after after you say something. Then you pay for that. Then they hit you in this shit. So why do you think that happened? So what do you think that came from? Life, bitch. No. I can't talk, no therapist.

Fuckers one year. I can't do it. I can't do it. I got real part. That why I thank God that he's surrounding me with, like, great genuine people. Like, I knew for a fact in certain people that I can call, I'm like, I'm like, I, right. They're going to be a listen to you. Right.

But they're going to sit there and be like, shit. And they're going to hold you accountable. Yeah, they're going to hold me accountable. They're going to be like, well, shit. They're going to be really sitting there and tell me, like, fly. That's the real. She, you know what time it is, bro. Yeah.

shit, I ain't the nigger that's gonna kiss your ass. Because who you is and what you're done for me. I'm gonna sit here and tell you like, nigga, shit, I'm here with you through whatever process you think that he's needed, but don't trip. Right, right, right. You know what I'm saying? Like, just don't trip.

You gotta take it day for date. Like, I knew exactly who I need to call. Like, I can't talk to no screaming, man. That shit don't work on me no more. That's why I don't think it's bad. Niggas just telling you shit, keep your head up, nigga, chin up, nigga. Keep going.

Shut the fuck up, man. That's not all the niggins and shit. Listen. I'm going to get mad at me for telling you to keep your chin up. I'm like, well, you need a therapist, bitch. See? See? I told you.

Swear. Can he go do it and get your old pussy ass a hug? No, I'm going. Oh, you think that's the problem. My chin-in-down, nigger. Yes. To put yourself up by your bootstrap. What?

Fucking boot strap. My striped, my boots, don't have no crap. Your mic, nigga! Too hot to be wearing goddamn boots! Damn! Tie your wrong for the shoes. I just feel like niggas be on a hug and don't even know how to sit.

Swear. That's all it is. You know what's wrong with most of them? You're like, you need a hug, don't you? You're going to be like, see? The moment you do like that you're going to look like. That's what's wrong with the...

He's like going to lean in y'all. Really? Yeah. What? Hey, but then you got the crazy niggins that you give them a hug and they put, Get your hand off! Like, damn. That's what's wrong with, niggins.

That's it. That's their grandma. That's it. That's their grandma. That's your head to the trouble. I can't read you for you for him. What do you want me to do? What you want to do?

What do you want to do? All this shit doesn't happen in the therapy in the therapy. And the therapist is still on the phone. Just sitting there listening. It's good. Let that out. Let that out. It's good.

Let that out, it's good. Let it out, let it out. But see, that's good. That's good therapy, though. Niggins do need a hug. Every nigga missed their grandma. That's doing the therapy, though. Oh, man.

Ain't nothing but stress that's just trying to release it. I'm gonna start a business, right? I'm gonna have a big-ass truckload of grandma. We're just gonna be pulling up on my motherfucker. Get you a hug. Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. Like, dog, you know, you're good, you good. You're safe.

You're gonna turn on you. You're a part of the problem. You're a part of the problem. It's because of you. Get your motherfucking hands off me. Like, yeah. Oh, it's a wrap. I'm out of me.

You know what? I want no smoke. I'm all right. Oh, God. My name go to church. Come on, man. You need to get baptized. You get back.

Again. Again. You know who the craziest people? Who? People who cry and don't wipe their nose. Mm. Viola Davis, Bob. Oh, man.

That's hilarious. You need Oscar just for that. Yeah, she went fast. I don't know how you saw them in snot. No, they must. I know, I could get this. No, they don't. They got fake snobles, though.

They like, go. They got fake tears, but I ain't seen no face stuff. She stayed a little thick. She had a little cold. And he was like, you know. Nees some oil, she's like, ah, I got a scene tomorrow. I need the mucus. I'm trying to save the snout in the time.

Or she blew it out and put it in a cup. Hey, like I'm gonna get an ice cream. That's the ice cream. Hey, where was that snout I put in the rick, right? I have some knot in the tent. Y'all are fucked up. This is, though, bro. But I do think, like, everybody needs to just vent.

When I say vent, like, you need to, you need to, it's okay, bro, to vent talk. Talk. Yeah. To find solutions, though. That's right what the therapist is. You're going to find a solution. Don't you think you're in there talking to somebody about your pussy and

problem. Why you think people... Go in that and find a solution. You got to be real on what you really feel. A lot of people don't vent is because... No, I was just thinking that the first couple times I go on your lap. They want us up. I'm gonna just see how good they really are.

Yeah. The first couple times I go to the therapy on my lap, just to see if they're really good as they are. I'm not going to tell them. the truth. What? And if they fix my fake problems, I'd give, I'll let them fix my real. It's hilarious.

If they fix your fake problem? You said you did. First couple of shit that I throw out there just gonna be hypothetical shit and I'm gonna act like it's me. Ha! That wasn't me. What's a fake news? Forrest go. You came up with the problem.

Now my real problems. What would you do if your child was at home crying all alone because he's hungry? On the bedroom flow. And all the way the funeral wasn't, give a look. Emmett coming through, he knows what to do. That's hilarious. Oh, shit. But I think as men, we need to find ways to vent.

You are. You are. They say you are. Yeah. Facts. We do. It ain't enough. It got to be, we got to have more masculine, spiritual, like, warrior sessions.

When it's like, look, man, the man. man, bro, you're all. Man to man, you straight, like, being a father, what you do as a father, what you do as a father so we can come together? Like, how you feel? Like, you know what I'm a good father? Because I'm out here teaching my son's shit,

I don't even know how to do. Son, when you dunk that motherfucker, you gotta let that rim go. You can't just hang on this one. He's looking at me like, what the fuck you know about dunkin, nigga, trust me. You're hanging, I know it.

How you that? When I was out there, Shit, I see why old niggas laugh. You have to. Just the motivator. You got these last, what these ain't last, that can hurt nobody. When you hit that ball, you gotta make it go over the fence.

Hey, son, when you dunk it ain't never hit no on run. Keep your eye level to the rib. You gotta know just in case this a nigga up under you, son. You don't wanna fucking roll your angle. Look, look at your foot. My foot fucked up. Look, don't worry about all that. Damn.

I'm in my bag. You'll be telling you what, fake sports injuries. Oh my God. Oh, I tried to go up for the dump. Right. Broke both in ACN. When I tell you the biggest white boy you ever seen in your life, undercut me, I flip four-tide,

landed on his knee, uh-huh. The alley coming like this, it still made the shot. Motherfucker, undercut me, I caught the ball, got hung on the rim, hit the backboard. That's what, that's what happened. That's crazy. I used to lie to my nephews when I was coming up. Yeah.

Why? I used to make a shit, because I, it was fun. They used to believe me. Oh, yeah. But he's thinking, ah, dumb and fuck. But some of that she's just imagination as a kid. Yeah. What you said?

Who, me? I remember one time I had that. And if you don't, you write, they don't. I remember one time I had to tell them, I was like, I had that guy jumped by eight niggas. But I told them, nigga, I won't whoop in their ass. It was like, every time a nigga took me, I was like, get on me, knick.

Yeah, I hit on me, man. All my nephews in there, like, for real, uh. I was like, yeah, he caught me in the back, though. I ain't see that one. Then I get to the end of the story. You know what? That makes sense to me. That makes sense to me.

They probably want to believe that shit so bad. We were like, I need it every Saturday. Don't care, y'all listen to me. You're like, damn, like, we always get the fuck. Because that story was giving them hope, it was like, if I get jumped, I ain't gonna do it. Don't you call me. Don't let you get jumped, dude.

Don't let the nephews actually see the fight like, huh, like. But see, I started losing them. I had three, but then when I used to give them to sit out, it would be like two. And then I only had one who would want to listen. And I was like, man, get your ass on. Right, right.

Yeah, I was like, why you sit here? You got mixed in some truth with the boo. It wasn't no truth. I was just lying all the fucking time. Yeah. Sometimes lies can be the, like, the fuel that can, like, lead the generation. Like, you don't want to lie to them just flat out. You want to give them the lies of hope.

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I used to be lying. Oh, God. Hey, that's a lie, a lot. Laugh's up to you. Lawn, man. He's like, no, yeah. Look, look. What'd you say?

He used to come home and wait. Hey, we used to wait on a fly. We used to be sitting on your bed. I said, we used to be sitting on your bed. We ain't know you to get home. We like, no, he got a story to tell us. Oh, God. I swear to God.

I'm ready. I had his little nephew sitting on the bed like, oh, tell us about Ray Boom, Boom, Boom, Roos. I used to be lying, cause the niggins didn't believe to me. That's why I'm a good story telling to this today. But that's what you call it? That's, little kids appreciate that.

No, I just, I used to find a fascinating that they thought I was dead and serious. I'd be like, bro, they didn't fucking believe anything. How old was it, how was it? They need like five and six. Oh, you know, they believe in anything. But they believe in Santa Claus. Yeah, yeah, that age, yeah.

You believe in Santa Claus. You can sell them anything. Listen, I remember one time, I think my nephew probably ain't seen his damn like three years. I lied to him said I seen him. Oh, yeah. Now you can see. Oh, damn, dude.

This is my. I was like, Nick, you ain't gonna believe in. He's like, what? I said, I see him your dad. He said, what? He was like, he was with me all day. Like, fuck himself. No wonder you lost them.

Damn. No wonder you lost them. Hey, man, that's your partner. I ain't been. Hey, that thing was so happy. He was like, you see them. I see them. He told me to tell you something.

I was like, what? I'm lying. And he was like, why was you? And that is that, fuck. Damn. And that was him? You told him. Oh, damn.

He was mad. Yeah. We got to find about that shit, too. Oh, yeah, of course. Of course. Damn, DC. These ain't the type of lies that I thought you was telling. I thought you were just telling tall tales, nigga.

That was kind of dark. This nigga embellishing the truth. What is it? I would get myself out of anything, bro. I would come over the line so fair. I'm not so much, I believe my own life. Them not the type of lies you should be telling your nephew. I was telling my nephew simple lies, like,

if I have been on Captain Crunch Boat. You bullshit. I just say y'all can't shit. Yeah, I tell them shit that they want to hear, ask them real. It's real? I really do that to get back in my sister because you tell me to the store.

Evil, payback. Yeah. Oh, man. That's what I do. What's this? The sixth season of the shack coming out? Six, bro. Six, man.

Hey, man. Come on, man. Thank you, man. Yeah. Black show. Black show. Yeah, showtime. Black who talked about, man.

Matter of fact, can you know Jay is from Chicago. You know I had to. Oh, they got hair on chicken, but you know, Jay came from Chicago. You want some. No, I'm all of them. I'm on one of them. You never know. I was trying to clothe.

That way I would open up them. You're going to be on the flow. Oh, wow. That chicken. Oh, yeah. This shit bus. You can't eat chicken? No, I love chicken.

I love it. He only died. He only quinole die. No, only quinole die. I don't know. I'll be trying, man. I'll be trying, man. The butt drink lettuce at 8 o'clock in the room.

I'm like, where's my raspberry gins? I'm like, where's my wellness shot? Where is it at? swear. That weed grass get you. That we get you right on. No, for real. Especially on the shot.

Like, they throw them sex scenes at you, man. You want to be. You know, you know, you know. You want to look good. Right. I do. So we got six, see, you know what, motherfucker? Come on, man.

Come on, man. Yeah. Tell the motherfuck, that shit called money, boy. That shit, that shit hit. It's good. It's good. I'm very blessed. You know what I'm going to hit you all with that.

But how does it feel to be on a reoccurring TV show? Like, because she can counseling and motherfuck getting five, less and right? But you're like, you got a job, my fuck. And the shit good. Yeah, yeah. Not only is it good. He's shooting a long time. Two, three month type project.

Like, no, nigga, we need our time to shoot this shit. You said eight months out of a year. How to hell? Because we got 16 episodes this year now. How long does you take to shoot one episode? Probably like two weeks. Like an hour episodes, right? Y'all hours.

Yep. Why is it so long? I just, I don't know. I just take their time, you know what I mean? It's just so many of us, too. It's like 14 cast minutes. You know, I think principal actors may be eight. So it's like everybody should.

different days. Right. Then COVID was a factor too. You know what I'm saying? People getting tested. Mmm. And then, you know, somebody gets sick. They push the schedule back a little bit.

Then it rearranges it. Somebody who wasn't scheduled for that week. Come in. Right. You know, you feel, me. You might have a week where you're not shooting. Yeah, I might have a few days off. So you, that's how you were able to shoot House Party.

Yeah. Come on, somebody. House Party. Let's go. Yeah, man. We did that. We did that. We did that.

Do you hear about the young teens that broke into a house, a trespass? That's how to do the same shit? No, we ain't inspired that. But that's the generation. That shit crazy. To me, that spoke so much. I'm like, what you get?

Whether you feel me, whether people were like. What broke through somebody's in my home? Yeah, it's like the trespass. See me a clip? Yeah, it's like a, it was like a post I found. Somebody sent it to me on the IG DM. It was crazy. It was crazy.

You got something on? Yeah, you got like some grease, some dry grease in and shit, my boy. Dry-ass cap, my boy, I put some water on that shit in the morning, boy. Yeah, yeah. Put in there. Oh, she put it in there. Oh, you're fresh with it.

It's got to dry. Oh, you got some shit done today. You bull shit. Let me tell you something. This is, it's jar. All they missing is waffles. Woff. They get some raffle?

They shut that bit down. Come on with it. She was good, though. I'm like... You want some? I ain't gonna do it. Let me get it. I'm gonna fast.

Plenty motherfucking chicken, bro. Let me get fried. I'm on a fast. You're like a certain time? You're at the day or? Yeah, I'm gonna. Thank you, friend. Appreciate you.

Okay. Let me have a piece of that bread. No, I'm gonna say. Energy wide. Okay. Let me have pissing the bread. So. Energy wide.

I don't need all that. You know what I'm gonna start. You know what I'm gonna try to push myself, see if I can do it. I was, I was, you went to, what's the trip you went on to? Me, you and Rowe was in the, in a group chat. You went to the, it was like a healing trip.

Oh, I was talking of Honduras. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You gotta, yeah, yeah. And I say that shit, out of the chain, bro. You know, I was out of the chain, and I love it so much. You get to tap in with nature. And not only get to tap in with nature,

it's just so, everything's so natural. Yeah, yeah. And it's beautiful as fuck. You got it. It's beautiful, it's fucked. And not only that. You're getting the healings, for real, because everything is clean, bro.

You get what I'm saying? Your food clean, excuse me, the people around you clean. That's a better environment than being over here. I'm gonna let me want home. And if you want to get your mind right, and they're one of the spots to go. I see, you guys are working out. I was mad that I was coming home.

I did like four days. I'm gonna do about two weeks over there. Yeah, that's the vibe you've been talking about, too. Did you feel me, just the village vibes? You know what I'm saying? Because we've been on our journey. We've been on our journey for a long time. See, me my nightlight, buddy.

You know what I'm like? Me, bro, tell me, everybody, we, we nightlight. But we respect it. Yeah, we said, what club was that? What was in New York? Where one, that's Jamaica club? Man, D.C. had his shirt off. I said, dog, it's time to go, dog.

Time to go. He said, he said, he said, 30 more minutes. 30 more minutes. Don't try to blame it on me. Nah, I was like, I'm going to leave the club. I said, Jay. I'm like, half responsible to have, like, let's go. He's like the baby brother that's like, look,

like, he tells us the whole, look, guys. You know what I'm going to go in him about 45 minutes. You know what I'm the type of a nigga. That's what he's saying. That's what he's saying going in. They're rolling him off. I'm like, I mean, let's do what we gotta do, baby. You know, they're like, let's get, let roll.

Ro, roll kick it. Oh, he can kick it. He's like, we deserve it. Yeah, he's like, man, we need to step out. We need to promote the movie. Yeah, yeah. We're out. And Tulson, he don't know, he's a gangster on the low.

He's in the club, like, yo, brother, like, everything's cool, brother. I don't like the clubs like that. I don't really like the clubs like that. Yeah, he's like, he said, yo, bro, y'all's good. Matter of fact, he was sleep. In the club! He was sleep.

In the club! No, he wasn't drinking it up. He over there just, so y'all, you got ready? I'm like, dang, dog. I'm like, you're good. We had to wake up about, like, what? Six, man. When I say that, seven for that press?

That was probably like the most fun I ever had on the press. Me too. Group of guys. Y'all was shutting shit down. Yeah, man, we were shutting shit down. We were having fun. Probably about, I want to say. Probably about two and a half weeks, maybe.

We're just, knowing that if they're gonna be us that we'll have each other in a group chat. Like, you coming? You coming? Now, I'm gonna be there today, so we ain't gonna sit up, man, without everybody, because it ain't fun without everybody. You know what I'm saying?

We did, LA, Atlanta, New York. Yep, so that was all kind of spread out within a couple weeks. It was crazy. Oh, we had fun. It's crazy. I eat my niggas, man. I love me in the movie list.

I'm like, hey. Yeah. No, but, but when Jacob came in, how did his business, it turned the movie up or not, you dig what I'm saying? And it was just like, that's why the chemistry played out, how it played out, and for it to be on the planes now,

four, five months, six months after it came out, a lot of movies don't get exposure. After that, after a long period, it's like, you know, whoever gets it, gets it. But it's like, we're on different platforms, and for us to be on a major platform, I feel like you did our same. You get your shit.

You get your shit. We, um. Bring a bunch of them, please. I looked at the cinema scores, 18 and underscorded it at A minus, right? And then as the age went up, the grade declined. You show me like, it's just for the new generation. Right, right. It's so new.

I think it's gonna do better over time. Facts. Imagine, imagine the elder people at that time when the original house party came out, they probably said the same thing. They like, we don't want to see this shit. They so used to Andy Griffin. It wasn't that long ago, D.C. I know my dad, my dad, I was there when Andy Griffin was in black and white then when it went to color.

You did? I seen, bro, you're talking to a nigger. You know, I know that you niggins. They only watch it. Tornado chases. The Braves. Andy Griffin. And sound in this song.

Ain't nothing up there played my whole, what? Well, you know Andy Griffith turned in the matlock. I don't know no about him. Stop that the Andy Griffith. Man, like the same motherfucker. Oh. What year is that? What year is my life?

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. They're in Starrague. What? What? Hey, Paul. I hate that shit. I swear about it. Hey, Paul, what do we do it?

I'm like, man. Cut this shit. I'm down. What year is, Andy Griffin? Andy Griffin, man, this nigga, good. You got to understand, Andy Griffin was like, the white people Bill Cosman. This, nigga, 1940, always,

nah, you know, like I seen it, I ain't type of into it. But you got understand. You got understand with Andy Griffin, with young Andy. Not when he got old and he sat down. This was young Andy. Probably like good 1930 had to run, always like.

Not no 1930 now. Yeah. Listen, I've seen originals. That's when they started putting the color in. No color wasn't in the 50s. 1952? You sure? Mm-mm.

Like in white movies. You sure. Andy Griffin started in 1950. Let me look at it. Please, please. I know it was in 1940. When Andy Griffin first started? We both wrong.

We both wrong. Damn. 1960 it was in black and white? Y'all about to argue for no. God damn. I thought they had them five away then. What, six to eight, six to nine, right? Damn, no, Juan Luther King

we got damn marching this shit ground that time. Come on, Loua King died, we're in 19, 60, what? Six to eight, right? When nobody watching those goddamn Andy Griffin in 19, six to eight. We were trying to figure this shit out. Rest in peace, Andy Griffin, he passed 2012. Ah, RAP, O.G.

2012. No, Andy Griffin, O.G. 86. 86. Oh, damn. So how long the season went? From 60 to what? From 60 to what?

From 60 to 6. Whoa. That's crazy. The way my dad watched them bitches, you would show that shit. The shot should go black and white. That'd be hard. I just knew that nigga be in here.

I was like, but we know why all these bitches. He had spent off too. He did. Too wet, though. He was just... He had his own. It was just eminent his grandson. That's gonna go in my pile shit.

That was spent off too, wasn't you? I don't know, I used to always want to drink milk out that glad container. Why? I felt like it was cold on Andy Griffith show. Because my dad had canned milk. He had canned milk. You know what you're talking about.

You think the white people's refrigerator cold? No, it's just when they came and brought the milk, it's looking refreshing. Because my daddy had canned milk, nigga. You ain't never went into a cabinet and got milk. He told me to put it in the refrigerator. I said, you were to get out of the cabinet and put the refrigerator and wait on it.

You got pet milk. And they got out there. Hey man, that dick can't cook, man. I just gave up on my daddy cooking. My dad could not cook to say his fucking life. Never. When it's over, it's over. He just had that canned cream.

Man, my dad ain't had company. He was looking at me and was like, you stay with your mama. You ain't supposed to be here. Fuck what you're talking about. I ain't need cooking. What's the worst thing you cook? I mean, my dad had that made some sauces, right?

I'm sorry, I hate them bitches on the skillet. Yeah. Fried them bitch, I'm not talking about heat. Nigger, that bitch was so hard, you can watch dishes with them motherfuckler. You can't even bite it, you can't break it, and he's mad at hell, let me, he called me ungrateful. You don't eat the old, nigger, fool?

You don't call you ungrateful? What did you say? What you said? I said, Dad, I can't, that's your problem. You're on grateful. I said, I can't, ain't gonna cut my throat. He's gonna put it in a fridge just to make it feel back. I'm gonna eat it later.

He said, call your mama and tell him brings food. That's what he told me. Damn. When he was burning up the sausage, he got mad at you. He burnt the sausage and got mad at me because I didn't want to eat it. And then told me, you see your brother out there, and he'll crack head.

He was eating the sausage. He was eating sausage. He was eating sausage. Give it to it. Get it to it. I'd take it to your brother. I said, boy, hardly. I didn't realize I was pulled till I got older.

His brother came in and put the sausage in the pocket. Ain't nothing wrong with this. Hey, nothing wrong with this. Mercedes. Listen, bro. I did not know I was pulled until I got older. Then I realized, I said, oh. I was fucked.

What'd you mean? I was fucked up. I'm going to I fucked up. That's why you're doing so well now. No, definitely. Anything that I wanted or could have it was so far out of reach. Mm-hmm. You know how you always want, but I know it wasn't far out of reach,

but it was just like, it was so far to reach that I never know when it's gonna be in my hand. Right, right, right, right, right. It was like the New Jordan, I won't, but there'll never be here. They'll never be here. They'll never be here on my feet. Like, I will, I will Jordan through you. I wear them in my eyes.

I get, I can see. Like your city. Fuck, man. Hey, They're killing for George. Was it at my bullshit? Fake clothes. I wore them business up to win, until I got my mind right, right?

Hey, you couldn't persuade me to wasn't nothing real. Hold on, what type of fake shit, though? Because some fake shit, I ain't gonna lie. It should be, should be alright. I was gone. No, everything. When fake, when fake started to have a name that it was fake, you know how fake was like, hey, that's fake.

And at a time, they were like, nobody, nobody ever seen nothing real. real. You're never. Anybody ever seen anything real before? You're not off-brand. You're fake. No, I was fake.

It wasn't just... This nigga sued, man. You got to find a whole picture. No, bro. You have to pull those associations. You got to find a whole picture. I would have a hard life. See, you made it all.

That's why they said right here in the room. In a way, I turned it to a, oh. You had to wear a fake clothes to practice having the real one. Wipe your lip off, you got a chicken on your face. No, I won't fake clothes, bro. I won't fake clothes because I didn't care. I grew up knowing that long as I had thread on my body, that fabric, that's all that matter.

Right. And if I know, I didn't, I didn't realize what was fake. Uh-huh, right, real quick. So if I start looking at AFO-1 for $50 in my head, I'm like, they got to be real, bro. On here, it can be real. That ain't but $25 a foot.

$25 a foot, but you got a certain amount of time to win before they look like $25 a foot. No, no, I know the fake purchase rationalization. You'd be like, man, I'm gonna have them on my feet. You gotta walk light, too. When was the first. You gotta be moving. You got to go real life.

I mean, one time I took all running to slow down because my shoe and pay. I was like, oh, hold tight. You saw that it wasn't going, you know. They made no running shit. It was the first, like, real, like, when you were like, everything's been fake, But now I'm about to buy something.

10th grade Christmas. When I caught me a cold little money, I got about like 14 hundred. I chained my whole wardrobe. I said, oh, these dick got me fucked up. I went to the marshals, got all the polo, got all my cagulled. I bought like four, five pair of shoes.

Real shoe. Came back to school like, With James? Satan, say something to me now, bitch. And those nigg was like, damn. Damn, I can't. That's real. Right.

And you check your shoes. Yep, that's real material. Ain't going crazy. They're like, aye, look, John, you filing? Glow it. You don't grow it up. Man. Damn.

That's a great story. No, it's not. Come up, man. Come up. I want to know what you would buy and that was fake. Because I remember, okay, shit I would buy that was fake. When I was in high school, it had some fake iceberg shit. Right.

I would hit that shit. Right. Right. Anytime I see the booster with that. shit in the trunk. Yeah. Man. You bought it out some by the truck.

Man, trunk, man. The cellophane pack. You remember academic? You remember academic was hot? Yeah. You get a fake academic? No, nigga. Oh, got to see.

My price range. I didn't even know what I mean. They made the best jeans, though. Academic. You don't remember the closing line, academic? Yeah. The mesquine with the hand on it? Maybe I got to see that.

Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. So we're going burgers and Coke factory. Okay. Oh, yeah. I know. 2999. Before.

This is before. That's actually high for Burlington. It is. That's the top of the last year. But that's what I'm trying to tell you. That's the highest of the high. That motherfucker must have had another stick on it that says $7.99. Man, it's supposed to put a discount on the discount.

No, but this one academic was academic. Like, niggas knew where to go get academic from. Like, go to Burlington. They got the academic. You're going to be fresh coming here with academic. All the girls are going to be on you. Man, I grabbed them pan. I looked at it.

I said, 2999. I said, oh, this is. I said, check, I know my daddy gonna buy this. I said, daddy, I can get these pants. He said, how much is it? I said, 2999, now my dad, a pouser. That niggas said, shit, no. Ha ha ha ha!

I'm gonna cry, I cry. I'm like, okay, you knew he was gonna buy that shit. Man, that niggas, he said, let me show you something. That nigga, Tubby down stairs, and Greenbrien went to pay that. He said, them pay them with $299. Now, you pick out some shoes.

I got four pairs shoes. He said, now, that's how you spend 2299, Man, damn. You got four-fair shoes. And that, that, me, like it was a lesson learned. He was like, and, ah, you... Man, when the fuck got out of ten? I don't have any of ten.

I don't have any hands, though. I got four pairs and shoes with the same pair of them. Nick, ten of shoes, if that bitch is even getting the three figures. Throw them away. I gotta ask you this, do it flat. Damn. What? What was your, what was your freshest pal buddies?

No. I'm talking about my friends or my parents? No, like the shoes. Like the Payless shoes. Oh, just the fake shoes. Like you're the hardest pair of butt as you ever had. My hardest pair of shoes I ever had. The Palais shit.

Oh, from Payle? Yeah. Oh, oh. I had some, I don't even remember the name of, but they were black and gold. And I didn't have a G on. And I used to wear the hell out of them bitches. I didn't be like, but these motherfucking hard. I had a G.

I'm gonna fuck the club. What? But these black and gold, they're gonna be the horns, green. Black and gold, everything. I used to like gold. You couldn't tell me nothing. I was, like, that's gold in my shoes. And nobody really knew what they was.

They couldn't say nothing. There was nothing. There was nothing. The box was black. But what they thought? The box, they had no name. They couldn't even ring them bitches up. They had to show them where I got them for.

They were like, what you get this? He's like shoes like, they just ain't matching. We're gonna sell these. You're gonna sell to you. You're gonna sell to you. He's somebody else's shoes that won't paint their shoes out of here. We don't have a sticker.

How much will you pay for? That's you the price. Brow. This is it, bro. I thank my parents for raising me like that though, bro. Because I'm not frivolous when they come to this shit. Yeah, buddy. What?

I'm tight. Tight. But I do get a lot of shit that I don't wear. Put it like there, I'm traumatized, but I'm smart. Right. Because I still buy a lot of shit and then don't wear it for that exact reason. Cause it's like, yeah, nigga, I got all the shoes, but I never fucking wear them. You just got them in here.

I just, don't. I go wear some other shit every day, but don't wear the shoes because I don't want to mess them up. You ever sold a collection or anything like that? Like, like... I can't wear Gucci when they did that bullshit. Oh, damn. And I was mad, too. But I gave it all of.

I don't look. Oh, I don't look. Damn. Mm-mm. Mm-mm. I just wear all black on shit. I'm fucking around with Louis Airbloom, just because I'm on that wave of saying, man,

I'd rather just wear your shit, you feel, man. Because I don't know Louis like that. Those niggins don't be coming over here putting shit in our community. We keep buying all this shit, and them niggas over the time. We don't really want the niggers in our shit, but we're taking money. That's why I just wear it. They let us design.

That's why I just wear $8. They let us design shit so they can keep Keep eye facing our black dollars. Yeah. It's smart, bro. There's a lot of great black designers out there in black on companies. Yeah.

And we could buy that shit too. And that's what we did. That's what we did. What? A lot of black? They basically just, um, accepted any black designers from Chicago and to send the emails in.

So a lot of stuff we was wearing was kind of just mixed in with like maybe a high end and there might be some independent, you know, shun. Yeah, we need to sing y'all some shit up there. Yeah, yeah. That'd be hard. You need that. So what was, what would you see?

We got you some shit right here. You got some shit? What was your most exciting scene in the shop? What's it? We got you some 85 South shit. Okay, I'm getting it up. Yo! I'm just saying on the Southside?

Yep, uh-huh. So I don't know, maybe you can wear an 85 south where we need that. Hey, pop your shit. My mom. It is black on. It is. Yeah.

Oh, that is the bull. Oh, we knew what we were doing. Oh. Somebody put the package together. Yeah, me did. You got me. You're right. You're right.

You're right. I'm going to pop your shit in the shop with that 85 shop. That's crazy. No cap. This would be vibe. When you tripping? They're gonna love this. You gonna, I'm gonna love this.

Tell them, we're clear. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I'll call then. I swear. Just seen the paperwork, clear. All ready, too. Yeah, we're saying you all cat or shit.

You see we got our black mannequins over here with our new track suits and shit. Oh, that's a vibe. I like the black and white arms too. I gotta get that. What was your most exciting scene that you shot on the shop? Exciting.

Yeah, nigga. Uh. You look like you're about to say something nasty. I will. He said he liked them love scene. He'll be drinking ginger shots and shit. I gotta be ready. Oh.

Most fun? Man, I got to get in shape so she can grind on me with them panties on. I don't know, man. That's tough. That's tough. We got so many memories at this point. Like, on the sixth season, let me see. I think my most exciting scenes probably come from that very first season,

just because it was just because it was just. We just knew. Right. We just like, it was just something, we didn't know where it was gonna go. So maybe, maybe the scene actually holding the baby. Ooh. That was kind of nerve wracking. You know what I'm saying?

Because he was, he was crying, like heavy, like hard, you know what I'm saying? And it was like, he wanted his real dad, I'm saying. Ain't no wrong, Dad, ain't no wrong with that. And you feel me? I feel that, you know? So I'm like, I'm trying to memorize my lines. I got my shirt off, it's, I'm kind of in the middle of a, I did a sex scene that as well, and I'm like,

We're feeling comfortable because you really want the baby to be comfortable, and you're like, I'm trying to act, but please come to get your baby. It was exactly how I needed to feel in that moment. You know what I'm saying? Like, it was exactly, I needed to feel overwhelmed. I need to be, I needed to be a young father,

like, can't teach it, you know what I'm saying? You gotta go through it. So I think that was- And you ain't got no kid. So you're frustrated for real. Yeah, I'm like, man. You know, like, what's up? Like, there ain't nothing working.

You're like, ah, wow. And then, but as they're getting older, though, it's crazy. They're like, they're ready to come to work. They're ready. Hold on, you talking about the babies? Yeah, they're older. Hold up, so the baby grew with y'all, too? Yeah, we got the same.

That's the same baby? Yeah, they hired twins. Mm-hmm. They always hired twins. So they were babies? Yeah, and the baby's going to group them for so long. Babies ungroup. So y'all want some saved by the bad shit?

Yeah, we're going crazy. Huh? So the same baby you was holding, he's holding now, and he's talking. Talking, walking, him in his baby. Yep. I got to get my dollars and dealing with some shit. Man, you really didn't raise some TV babies, man. I swear.

That's dope. They ran up on me. They like, yo, what's up, man? I'll be like, it's crazy. It's crazy. To see him grow? And then, you know, I'm growing. I'm still growing.

Look at you. Uncle Joe! Uncle Joe! You feel you? I am. It's lit. So what else you got coming out, man? I'm going to drop some new music, man.

I'm going to throw it out there a little bit. Um, but I'm going to throw it out there a little bit. Honestly, we still got a lot more episodes to film. We're on strike right now. Mm-hmm. We're staying with them, man. We're staying with y'all. Yeah, it's love.

It's love. It's all right. I mean, the writer, the writer gets already striking, but I believe, yeah. Y'all went ahead and pulled it just to show, shoddera. You're striking with the yon. I mean, it's just, I'm with the union.

Hell, you are too. You are with the union? The actors give about the strike. Say it about strike. Let me tell you something. Yeah, we got, we got, we got, it's going to all work out. It's going to all work out.

We got eight mo. A boat a field. You know what your insurance do? He don't even know. I'm paying out of pocket that one I'm trying to day. Hey, you know, you're doing, you're there. Hey, it's all good, man. It's a blessing though.

I think with the big thing I'm realizing, we're in the big shift in the industry. Like, I think that's always been cool. I've been always a part of like a, for like when I was coming up, it was YouTube. Right, right. Now it's TikTok. And you used to be cool to be mystique before

social media now people want to know all your business you know what I'm saying like now we're in the industry changing man it's a good it's a good feeling and we still young yeah we still prospering man I swear I was a big brother I'm I'm proud of you thank you man and not only am I proud of you just seeing how long and how far you came and actually see it thank you you know you know I can sit here and say I was there you know through the beginnings now we're proud of invention off and did some other shit when we came back together they were like

Same in. Same in. You feel, me going from the scam ring to be writing the same movies to go on on Beal Boys and touring to say, man, listen, man, I'm proud of you. You're proud of you too. Keep going, brother.

Keep going. You go. You go. I'm talking about D.C. busing our scenes and then be like, I gotta go. And then I look on social, and he performing in front of arenas, though. That shit was incredible.

That shit was incredible. Hey, man, drop the social media so they can catch up with you. Follow me, man. At Jacob Lattermore on everything. Yes, sir. What you talking about. J-A-C-O-B. Y-A-T.

Y. I ain't about to do it. I ain't about to do it. Oh, you're about it. L-A-T. L-A-T. Yeah. I, uh-huh.

M-O-R-E. Y-U-M-R-E. And that's it. That's how I'm getting it. Much love and success. Nick-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-H-L-G-R-E-L-R-A. I'm in the track for real. You got to be a track.

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