The 85 South Show with Karlous Miller, DC Young Fly and Chico Bean - Omerretta in the trap! With Karlous Miller & DC Young Fly

Episode Date: May 7, 2022

Omeretta in the trap! Breaking down Atlanta! Twitter/IG: @85SouthShow       See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Okay. You're feeling me? We set the tone right. All right, you got to listen to some J-O-N. Pivot. Just like that. Turn it down a little bit, because I feel like it's about that time. We have a lot to discuss today. This lady right here, got everybody checking their address just to make sure they live in Atlanta still.

And they don't. They don't. A lot of them don't. A lot of people don't. But, you know, a lot of people came out the woodworks. They all had a reaction. Who knew that just by saying that, you was going to hurt so many feelings? I do.

You knew already? Yeah, I didn't know I was going to hurt that many feelings. You heard feelings. I did. You going to have made all the old school rappers from Atlanta come out. Oh, I'm from Decatur now. That's enough. You can't tell me that, hey, hey, hell no.

Ludacris. Oh, dear. You made ludicrous come out and drop a verse. I know. Everybody, though. Every little city now they're doing their own birth. On the thing. Yeah.

That's what's up, though. It's when you know you got something hot. When people want to be a part of it. Oh, wait to mixtape Wayne get on there. He gonna make the whole Louisiana fit. I don't know how. I know he gonna do it. Hey, I can't wait to do it some way.

For real? I asked you who you wanted to work with you said nobody. You said in the city. You don't want to work with nobody in the city? Who? Gucci. It's a whole bunch of people in this city. Big boy, little baby.

You gave me who I wanted to work with, though. Oh. Okay. I feel you. Did you hear me say with or for? Which mean? Like, do some music with. Yeah.

Yeah, um, I really want to work with, like, artists that's, like, Doja Keck. Now, that's dope. Yeah. Damn, you should have came a couple weeks ago, because my homeboy worked for her. For real? Hell yeah. Shout out to my boy, to him. Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, yeah, he worked for her, man. He's doing some dope shit over there, too. Yeah, that's why I want to work with it. That's, like, number one on my lease. That's your number one. Who number two? Um, Chloe Bailey. She is dope.

You should do work with both the sisters. Exactly. Exactly. Hell yeah. All right, who else on the list? Um, Rick, well, me and Ricke already got a song now. Okay. Ride wave. Okay.

Um. That nigg is sad, bro. That's the sad. Hey, life gets sad sometimes. People keep saying he needs gnawed. That's my go-to nigga for some goddamn thug, heartbreak shit. They're paying music. Like, we need it.

I fuck with all of them fat niggins. All the fat niggins that be singing and rapping him. him, the Reds Deshaun. Yeah. It's one more, too. Shit, Max O' Cream. All fat rappers good with me. They're fine.

Because that's just part of hip-hop. Yeah. The fat boys. Anytime I see a fat nigga doing music. Heavy D. Heavy D. That boy Moe, who had died? He was five.

Hell, yeah. Who else on the list? Um, who else on my list? I said Dodger cat, Noah, Bailey, Roadway. Cardi B. Gotta do some shit with Cardi. Yeah.

She hood, too. She'll fuck around and do it. Exactly. With the bonnet on, too. She just dropped some shit like a snippet. That, um, it's called, um, shake it up, um, with some artists. Yeah, one of them drill artists. Yeah, exactly.

She was talking big shit on now. Yeah, for sure. Yeah. Yeah. Give me one more. Give me one more off the list. Mmm. I don't know.

Oh, Wayne. You said Wayne. Oh, yeah. I grew up listening to Wayne. He was one of my favorite artists. The niggas just be saying some shit that just... Out of this world. Out of this fucking world.

That we're gonna be stuck on. It's shit you would have never thought about. Real G's moving silence like lasagna. Exactly. Then you'd be like, huh? How many niggas didn't even know it was a G? It was a G, isn't it? Exactly.

That's the genius of Lil Wayne. He got bars that when you, about five years for now, you go back and then you listen to it. You're like, damn, you just not catch a bar. Some of that shit be too rich. What you mean? Like you got to my money. It'd be too rich like you ain't there in your life.

Yeah. When that nigga said, I'm riding drop top in the winter with the heat on. You don't know about that to you experience. No. The average nigga ain't even got a drop top. And we wouldn't even be driving it in the wintertime. But Lil Wayne does that. does that on the regular.

Did he go. For real. You ready for this? Hey man, welcome back to the 85 South Show. Yeah. Yeah. You see how I do that shit? Mm-mm.

You see how to be talking? They'll be like, welcome back. Like, where did we go? Like, it's just to fuck with people. It's like, you should, it is welcome back, because you should have watched the last one. So even if this your first time watching, I'm still going to welcome you back.

I got a very special. guests that they stopped through the trap today. One of the hardest rap was out of Atlanta. Yeah. Like the real Atlanta. Really? Okay. Very controversial at the moment.

She really does her thing. And, you know, I really feel like she's one of them ones that's going to take over one of these, you know what I'm saying? Because she ain't in nobody lane. She got her own thing, man. I want to welcome to the trap. Be a real. Yeah.

Oh, world. Yeah. Man, before we even talk any more shit, just know, over here at the 85 South Shell, we love what you doing and we support your movement and it's just dope as hell to see you getting it out the mud and doing it, how are you doing it? Yeah.

How all this gets started? What did your music journey begin? Well, I started making music like for real, for real, for real when I was like seven. And my sisters had a little group called 3SD and I used to be the songwriter. Then my auntie told me I didn't know how to sing, so I had to take my talents on what else,

and I started rapping when I was 12. Shout out to your auntie for that bad, that badass good advice. She could have broke your spirit. She did. Damn. Because I thought I knew how to sing for real friend. And then when I got 12, that's when I started making raps.

And I used to write like these songs about girls. I used to be beefing with in school and middle school. Now, why would anybody be beefing with you? I talk a lot of shit. Oh, that could happen. That's probably why I stayed in so much beef growing up. Yeah, like, yeah. And then when I got 17, I was in college, I mean, high school.

I was in 12th grade, and I was trying to figure out what I wanted to do with my life. And then I was looking up, like, female rappers and stuff. And it was like, it's only one female rapper in the game right now, and it's Nikki. She's been in the game for a long time, but anybody else. So I was like, oh, the door wide open. Like, let me go ahead and get in there. So I went to college for one year, then I dropped out. Me too.

Started up there. Sometimes you got to go to college to know that you ain't supposed to be there. Yeah, that's why I be saying you got to go there to see what you want to do for real. I always tell people that just go because you might like it, but you might not. Yeah, some people need to wait until they're a little bit older because you'll be more serious about it. Like, I would be a dope-ass college student now because I would give a fuck. Yeah. But back when I didn't give a fuck, I ain't give a fuck.

Exactly. I was distracted. Smoking, heavy parties, going. going to parties. I feel like they motivated me though, like when I was there and then once I found out I didn't want to do it, like I just dropped out. For real?

Fuck it. Yeah, and I just got on the internet and I had just started going viral on the internet and shit. Man, jump in here. Let's get it, man. What's up? Why you look like Jay Cole? Everybody say that, man.

Jay Cole looked like me, I'm older than you. Okay. What's up? What's up? How you doing? Good. Good. Good to see you.

What's been up, though? Man, same on same. What's up, babe? Hey, you already know. Come on, man. You got the whole city. Huh? I told you, I told her you was en route.

Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm here. What you were saying? He had the whole city and the friends. Yeah. Yeah. I like that, though. Hold up, we got to get back to the story. So you're about to drop out of college?

I did drop out. Okay, shout out to that. See, yeah, I did too. I did too. I did, come on. Yeah. You got to go to learn something. You got to learn to learn that they don't know

They don't know what to teach you. Exactly. They don't know what to teach you. They're not stupid. You'd be out there taking classes that she didn't even going to school for a life. Come on, man. They're just not really getting entrepreneurship as like something that people can pursue it.

I didn't even know that. That should have been had that. Come on. I would have probably still been in there and getting my master's. Oh, wait, this is it. This the master's right now. Once you make it, that's your degree. Yeah.

This pay more than I feel like college anyway. It do. Because I had, when I, when I, when I, And I started working at Canary Bread. It was a lady there that had like went to school for like eight years. And we had the same job as a cashier. Damn.

And skills ain't translated. Yeah, exactly. I'm happy a little shit. You gotta get out of that. But it's the experiences. That's life. Yeah, you learn more socially just how to be a person, independent, how not to take no four hands.

That's what I learned. I went to a HBCU. Yeah, me too. Where you went? Savannah State. Savannah State. That's what sucks. Because they'll tell you no quick.

They'll tell you no fast. Fast is hell. Yeah. And then come to find out the person that told you know ain't even the person in charge or what's going on. Say in no. Yeah. Exactly.

Got to drop out. Shout out to all the college dropouts. Not y'all club. Yeah, because it's like, all you can go. See, if it worked for you. Y'all went to the HBCU. I feel like that's a flex. But I went to a historically black community college and I feel like that's not smoke on enough.

smoking only know. I'm talking about the community college where a lot of niggas go. Right. When you went to? It's called Northwest Community College. This is Oxford? Well, the one I went to is, I went to the branch. They're all they everywhere.

It was down the street in my house. It's only two of them. Don't fucking laugh. Maybe three. Maybe three, because they got a nursing school, too. They got a nursing school. But it's very respected in the northern parts of Mississippi.

I got you. Football team is magnificent. Oh, they got a football team? Yeah, because they get all the players who won't have the good grades that can go to the. Last chance, you. First chance. If you fuck this up, then you could go to last chance.

Yeah, yeah. Shout out to my school that I almost graduated from. So now you then dropped out. Now you're messing with the music heavy. Yep. When did you start feeling like, hey, this could be something? As soon as I dropped off, that's the funny... As soon as I dropped out, that's the final part,

because it's like, as soon as I dropped out, I got right on the internet and started going viral, they're saying something, like, on for my music. That's how people be like, oh, I'm ready. She been doing this for a long time. She ain't popped off yet. But I'm like, a lot of people be doing music for a long time, and they take a minute to pop out,

but it's just, I've been in the spotlight since I started. So, you know what I'm saying? They've been watching my journey for the longies, so that's why they say that. But as soon as I started, I was viral. Yeah, those people, though, you know, it takes, what, what they say, 10 years? Yeah, it takes, yeah. Like, a lot of people that would be, like, just popping, they think they're popping overnight,

but they've been working, like, seven, eight years, like, just releasing music and stuff. Writing songs for people? Yeah. Stuff like that. But that's what it takes, though. You've got to learn the music business. Exactly. If you want to be successful in it, anybody can.

Yeah, because it's just caught right in and to go, well, you're going to miss a lot of times. Yeah, you're going to miss, you're going to get robbed. Exactly. Exactly. I can't wonder with no money to show for it, but if you learn the music business and how many different ways it is to make money off of music, you're good for life.

Yeah. And you got a good lane because you just makes the business with the virus. Like you said, you started off going viral. So that's something just kind of, you always kind of know. How to get the people. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. So how's it being though now that, now that you know that you didn't put your time in and now that the world is watching you? It's a little scary sometimes. It's very, because people can be very weird. Exactly.

Yeah. Yeah. And people, like, a lot of people think that I'd be liking, like, a lot of tension everywhere I go, but I really don't. Because I'm anti-social, and I'm a little shy. So, like, when a lot of people would be, like, watching me and shit, like, I'd go sit down somewhere. You were in the spotlight, like, you know, but I feel you, though. You're, yeah. I ain't on all the time.

Yeah. When you were performing, you don't want to be on all the guy. Exactly. But you gotta be, people gonna be like, oh, she's rude, she got attitude. Can't be tired. It can never be some regular human shit. You can't be a human once they look at you

like a celebrity, that human shit going out of the way. Yep, you're supposed to feel exactly how they feel. You better feel how I want you to feel. I'm happy to see you. You ain't happy to see me? Exactly. I'm happy to see you better get happy. Man, my dog just died.

Smile! I hate when they ask to take a picture and then you get in the picture and you're smiling and they're not so it looked like you're happy to be in the picture. Like you asked for the picture. And that's what they capture is saying. This Nick's going to ask me for a flip.

No idea. Hell day. You see the picture. Hey, me and a fan. What? Hell dead. Hey, Killer Mike may do take a post down because he posted a pick with Killer Mike.

and was promoting his business. Like Killer Mike was promoting the business, too. Killa Mike was like, hold on, man. I ain't never did business with you, bro. Don't put me in a picture. She fucked me crazy. Hey, man. Put the man number on his t-shirt.

Like, you really had it on his shirt. Like, he's going to be. Like, how about it's saying? They take me too far. You get one of, uh... It's a mixtape DJ somewhere with me doing a drop for him. I don't know who he is. What you want?

You know how they'd be like, hey, man, let me get me. get a drop right quick and you never see hear from them again. I feel like you used to do a lot of drops. I know. I know. That's why. They're probably just waiting on something good to happen before they start using it. Wait till you blow up.

Yeah. Would you say you want it? Capri, son. Oh, okay. We keep them snacks. Yeah. You good, you need water. You're straight.

I got everything. Oh, she got everything. Yeah. You got to get used to it though. Yeah. It comes with it. Yeah. You just gotta keep in mind, though.

There's so many people out here that we know they never been right. We went to school. There was people in there eating crayons and glue. What? Where do you think these people are? They're still around? Oh, yeah.

And there'll be the same people who be following you around the snow. Exactly. I knew that was you. Yeah. I knew that was you. The worst is the motherfucker to tell you you're not you. Man, you look like so-and-so.

That's me. But that ain't you. So now I'm not me, nigga? Yeah, all right, yeah, you just like, whatever can you do. You can't argue with stupid people. Yes, you can. You shouldn't.

The worst is when they try to call you from far away and think you're gonna come back. Who? Like people. Oh, like in table. Come like, be a rap! Yeah, I keep walking. Get a bitch!

Yeah, I keep walking. Yeah, I keep walking. You're on the other side of the street. Yeah, so I ain't about to do all that. And I'd be paranoid anyway, so I ain't gonna walk to nobody. Yeah. Well, that's dope, man. Either way, man, you gotta love the fans.

Yeah. They show love. And even when you don't know, they're about to everywhere. Mm-hmm. So how are you adjusting to your new fame? Um, I'm just like trying to tell myself, like, I'd be happy to talk to myself, like, when I'm by myself. Because people online, like, they just, they talk so much shit

and they really get on my nerves. Don't let it. Them people are not even real. Yeah. They're real. No, they're not. But. You got to keep in mind, the same way you, like, going hard for your career

and, like, chasing your goals. Their goals is just to get you to respond. It's so weird. Like, bro, with the phone. Respond to one of them. You laugh, and they'd be like, I'm just talking shit. I want you, girl. That's it.

They do be doing that. They see all the, I love you, I love you. I'm the biggest fan. And they say there ain't nobody responding that. So they'd be like, man, fuck this shit. Yeah. Like, fuck you too. I was your plan.

Man, that shit ain't real. Even if it is real, most of the time, them people are 9, 10, 11 years old. Yeah, you're right. And they're having to get that through my head, though. Yeah. Because sometimes when it be a lot of it, I'd be like, bro, I don't know.

Just click on the pictures. That's make you feel something. Exactly. They got sick in the shit, most of the time. They'd be towed. They pictures be fuzzy. Yeah. Why your picture is still fuzzy?

You ever clicked on somebody's shit and they got like them orange pictures? You're like, what? How your shit is? I can't even see this. What'd you take this with? Exactly. A rock? This is a Fred Flintstone fault.

This is a little bird. It's just a picture of a picture. No, those people are weird, though, man. They'll never keep that same energy. In person? person or even online. Like sometimes I didn't let the shit get to me and I respond

back to them online and they'd be like, oh you know big dog, I ain't know you was going to respond. I was just saying my, like, all right. Nah. That's crazy. Don't know. That's just extra spam. Yeah. I don't contribute to it. I say I did it. I didn't say I

do it. Yeah. After a while you get it. You just click on their shit. This is all they do. Yeah. Yep. But to certain people. Yeah. But look at the shit that they like. Exactly.

Right. Right. Yeah. All right. Have you ever had one of these weird-ass people in your comments? They were talking shit. Like, you think it's a real person. And then you click on their pictures and all of them are like some video game type shit.

And like repost the shit. It'd be like some video game type shit. But it's like they are playing a character type. Like all this shit is just like. Which mean like Envo or something? Like they got a whole. bunch of pictures but all the pictures are just like video game characters like like the sims type shit yeah imble yeah like some oh that's what it's called for girls it's like it's like

it's like a avatar yeah yeah that's what I mean yeah I'm old I don't I didn't know like these motherfuckers think they living in the video game yeah yeah we damn they are thanks this assimilation people of us got the cheat cause Hold on. What is it? Huh? What is it? I don't know what system you got.

Uh-huh. I got a PlayStation, so. I'm just playing this shit how it comes, bro. Ain't nothing surprising to me at this point. Put this shit on All Madden. Nah, this shit is on. Make it interesting. This shit is on impossible at this point.

Wait. The world. How? Like on the level of the world, you don't see the type of shit that be happening every day. Yeah. I just seen some shit where it was a lady. She, her husband was out of town

and they just found her stay out there 60 times. And her little boy was upstairs with her headphones on. But people think the little boy did because she would cheat on his daddy. How old a little boy? 12. And they dropped, they put her body in a duffel bag and dumped it in the woods. Yeah. Yeah.

But they say in a grown person would have put it in the car. would have put it in a car and dunked it somewhere, but a little boy, he ain't got no car, so he just dunked it nearby. I mean, if you 12 and you killed your mama, don't stop it, not driving the car. I'm not supposed to drive. That's the worst, hey, that's even scary.

You still think you'll keep? Dang. You're the devil, boy. Exactly. I can't drive. You ain't thinking about the other shit you wouldn't supposed to do? That's fucking crazy. That's crazy, man.

And then, you know, the lady stabbed up down in Miami. There was an Instagram couple or something. White lady, black dude. Oh, yeah, yeah. And they, she free. Yeah. She was at a restaurant the next day. Chill.

Like any name. Yeah, order of Bloody Mary. That shit needs to be a shame. Take her to jail. Take her to jail. For real. Somebody with self-defense. Nah, that's that.

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Close your eyes and tell me what a tech founder looks like. They're not going to describe someone who looks like me and they're not going to describe someone who looks like you. I created There Are No Girls on the Internet because the future belongs to all of us. So listen to There Are No Girls on the Internet on the IHurt Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get to be. your podcasts. It's just crazy where people don't go to jail for when they're a certain kind of people. Because you see niggas getting five years

for having two bullets under the seat. Nigger had not even a gun, just two bullets. That she said. He made him to jail for riding a motorcycle. For popping a wheel. For real? Oh, he's having too much fun. That was his, that was the thing that

violated his probation. Go around the motorcycle? Because he got caught on the video on popping a wheelie. He ain't he get arrested for it or nothing. It was on the video, am I right? Yeah. And they were like, boy, you ain't supposed to pop in the wheel.

What? It's illegal to have too much fun when you're black. They hate to see that. That's shit weird. Don't act like you like nothing. Yeah. When you're having a good time, act like you're not enjoying yourself. That shit is weird.

They hate to see you happy. They'll find some shit. Somebody need to go change the law for real. That's the crazy part about it. You can have to change so many of them to change one. Yeah. And they make up shit every day that we don't even know is the law.

The tricky is you gotta change your way yet. Exactly. So we change the little stuff in Atlanta. Like, you know, an ounce, they're supposed to let you slide on that. So you just gotta do shit where you are. Yeah, you got more than an ounce. They should at least get you a ticket, because I don't give a fuck who you are. You don't really need to be out here with more than an ounce.

That's a lot of weed. Tell you wheat now? I'm not saying that they right or wronged or that I agree, but I'm saying that Man, an ounce of weed, that's kind of upset. But it's also, it's not that much. But where are you going that you need to take a whole ounce of weed? Okay, that's, all right. You should be able to get to where you had,

you should be able to get to the studio and back. You shouldn't be out here joyriding. You should go to the studio and drop that weed off and then go do your rest of your shit. But an ounce ain't that much. What else is an ounce a lot of? A ounce is only a lot of weed. You gotta draw the line somewhere.

You know what I'm saying? A ounce of paprika? The next week, the recipe says two ounces, that shit, you ain't taste it. You're not going to taste it. A ounce of weed. A ounce of cocaine don't look like that much, but the cocaine deal is telling you.

That's enough for a whole party. The people do call it. Apparently, that is plenty enough. That's a lot. The ounce of spinach ain't shit. Right, right. That's she ain't going to shrink up as soon as you put the heat on it.

How much should it be then? No, I'm just saying it's a lot and it's not a lot in the same. It's one and a few things. Right. Yeah. I feel like an ounce of weed is enough for one person. Oh, definitely, for one person. Right.

For how long? That day, the weekend? Is this something like the person? You got to make an ounce last year a week. Three days. If you're just smoking by yourself, you're tripping. You tripping, burning through our house a week. You're going through something, definitely.

I mean, I stay going to do something. That's where I'm using my metric. That's where I'm gauging. I don't know. If I go past it, I'm going to go get help. Oh, no. I'm just saying we got to draw the land somewhere. For the smokers.

Hey, man, welcome back to the 85 South Show. We didn't have a big round of a day. And we really in Atlanta. Come on. Come on. Come on. Say they. Like your blue hair.

Thanks. You're talking a lot of shit. I thought you was... I thought you was bigger. Much shit as you talked. Everybody said that. They think I'm like five, eight. But she said, don't get it for it, though.

I talk about you. Five three. You five three? Okay. But you, like, what? Six foot two on the track? Exactly. Yeah, there you go.

Tower over it. I need a motherfucking water, man. We're chilling with bit rather in here today, man. I don't know what they asked you, so I don't want to ask the same question. You could ask, you wouldn't hear it. Wait. I wasn't just having, like, you know, people respond. Like, you got people, but you got Luda coming.

Yeah. You know what I'm saying? He stopped filming fast and furious and shit. You know what I'm saying? He was in the middle of shoot stunts. Yeah. He was on the moon and shit. He was behind the spaceship.

Hold on, what? But yeah, like, so anybody surprised you that, like, you know, responded. Was any, no. You kind of knew. Yeah. I just didn't know it was going to be, like,

as big as it was, but I knew that people was going to be mad because it's like, a touchy subject. Like, yeah. That's not, it's, this not the first

conversation that them been had about this. You feel what I'm saying? Like, people been talking about this for the longer so if somebody

coming out, putting it on the song, like, I knew it was gonna be mad. Yeah. And then you shot it at the Braille stage.

Exactly. So then people was like, but that ain't Atlanta no more. And I'm like, yeah, and you didn't mention Kyle, but. I didn't hear it.

Oh. But I'm from Kyle, so I always heard. That's not Atlanta. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. And it's not, but it's right there. It's a little dry.

It's a little dry. It's where we go to get our weed from. Exactly. You know what I'm saying? I ain't been out there in a minute. That shit dope, though. Thanks. And it's gonna be some more shit to talk about,

because there's so many people that come here. And, you know, I think that's who was mostly man. I'm mostly man. Wait. I think, I mean, I think you got people who say, all right, I'm from Atlanta to outsiders. Yeah. Because it's easy.

Right. And then I think you got people that be like, you know, saying they was doing shit they wasn't doing that. Yeah, exactly. Like, yeah, I used to be old. Kathy. So they feel like they got exposed. Yeah, yeah.

All people, and a lot of people come from other places. And then all of a sudden, you from here, Yeah, exactly. This is where you got your name. Well, what you was doing where the fuck you was from? Walking to the stove, getting beat up. Right. Right.

They got ran up out of there. Yeah, they didn't speak. Nigger wasn't cool at home. Happens every day. But you know, another day and the A. Atlanta's special place. You got to protect it. I'm not from Atlanta.

I've been here for a long-ass time, though. Where are you from? Mississippi. Oh, okay. I've been in Atlanta for 17 years. Yeah. Yeah. I'm from Florida.

I've been here since middle school, but comedy is when I really saw the city. Like the shit you experience and it like going. Because you gotta go to the sides of town. You don't be on the east side. You'll be, you know what I'm saying? You don't know what might happen. You're on the south side. And you don't know, like, hey, that shit.

Yeah. It was fun. Yeah, I got experiences on everything. experiences on every side of Atlanta. So what's the best side do you? The best side? I don't know. I would say, I would probably say Southwest.

Southwest. Yeah, that's it. Swat. Camelton Road and shit like that. Oh, yeah. That's just kind of eyed over there. Yeah, I mean, I just feel like It's still a whole bunch of black people, but it's just a lot more chill.

Like, it ain't so much bullshit going on. Yeah. Everybody pretty much just go to work, go to the crib. Yeah. But they're still moving. Yeah. Yeah. To me, though.

What would you say? The B-side. I'm going to say one from them. Say that then. Yeah. West side. That's what you say? Why?

It just is. It just, it's black. And they, like. Crazy. Yeah. But I say, not wet, like, yeah, it's just, it's just a higher end, like the east side a little bit slower pace, a little bit laid back. I don't think the east side laid back.

Compared to the west side to me. Shit, I don't know. And the frantic energy, that motherfuckers be having. Yeah, the west side of crazy. But it's a lot of them over there. Like, they go through a lot over there. They damn sure do. I had a lot of fun on every corner.

I can literally go around the whole 285. I got a story about every exit. Yeah. It's a dope-ass city, man. Just get a hold of you. Your dad shall do. Because it can really pretty much be anything you want it to be, man. You could go kick it in the country,

or you could drive to the city or go get into some. bullshit, go get something to eat, go shopping. Yeah. Plenty of entertainment, plenty of entertainers. There's always something to do. Yeah. Always.

You've been heading the road a lot? Yes. What's your favorite spot so far? Florida. I really like Miami. I think Miami and Florida, I think it's more leaked than Atlanta. Really? Oh, okay.

Just because it's... Go ahead and spot some more shit in the comments. Now, you don't... You're the ambassador of Atlanta now. Nah, I'm from Florida, but I ain't from there. It's just like, like, I've been in Atlanta my whole life, you feel me. So it's like, it's normal to you. Exactly, but when I go out, like, they got water down there.

You feel me? Like, we don't got no water down there. Shit, we got Lake LaNette. Don't you go out there. Don't you go out there. Don't you go out there. It's a monster. It's everything.

Hey, hell, dogs. You know what you're supposed to be scared to drive across lately. Yeah, dog. You ain't even put your top. Don't look at the water. Everybody got to look ahead in the car. Man. Motherfucking just go out there and just come up.

That beach by a miss. Exactly. Boy, if Atlanta had a beach. Yeah, if Atlanta had a beach. This shit, man. It'd be colossal. They'd have to put a fucking fence around this bitch. Yeah.

Atlanta couldn't do no beach, hell no. Oh, Atlanta. Every, but, hey, you know how many motherfuck get stuck? Hey, bro, my jessky out. bro, my jet ski out of gas, bro. You got to get me, dog. Where the fuck you hit, bro?

I don't even know, bro. That's be crazy. I could see Roswell Road from here. Man, I'm going to be about Roswell Road. Water was by Roswell Road? Yeah, I'd float it all over here by Roswell Road. I'd probably be a Johnson Thurie by the time you get here. This nigga floated up for her.

What's your mall that you like in the city? I feel like at first I used to shop a lot in the malls but the malls don't really have anything no more I got to shop online yeah that shit is so risk you know the malls don't have none of the good shit they got online and then you run the risk of having the shit that like they don't have no shoes you got to get your shoes from the shoe club the shoes so that's that's that's fucked up dog Nike need to yeah they need to be sued They don't got nothing. Yeah.

Nobody got a jack. Black people getting real tired of Nike, bro. We're gonna blow the next brand up. I don't know when we're gonna have our next collective black people meeting. But we're gonna fuck around and switch all our Nike money to somebody else. Yeah. I'm not buying no more ones. You already know who I'm going to for them ones.

Who you switching to? That cool cat. Okay. All right, man. Who is it? You do. Black-old. You make his own.

Yeah, you make like, they're the ones that like the dunk silhouette. silhouette, like the Jordan ones. Yeah. But his shit got a little lightening boat, but he got helicolor waves. He got some shit. He might make an armoretta pair. You know what I'm saying? I need to check him out for real.

Put you up. Yeah. I got a pair. A two. Somewhere put up. I need the oil some boat. Yeah, they'd be running out real quick. He said, uh, yeah.

Okay, that. Yeah. Plug it in. We gotta get all that shit. We gotta get your rap snacks, What's your flavor? What's the flavor they're going to try to get? What's your flavor?

What's your flavor? No, I don't want the thing. You need an app where you could be the GPS. Wait, my time, talking. Yeah, because anytime you get outside Atlanta, you should just, your voice should just, yeah. This is not. It's not in lemma.

It's not a dilemma. He'll be mad at his head. But now they don't make everything say Atlanta, though. The city is expanding. Exactly. Yeah. Yeah. They're trying to capitalize.

I know, bro. This shit turning into Las Vegas on the law. Yeah, they're trying to make it for real. They don't legalize the weed. Ain't know what's next. Oh, you know what's next? What? You know what the latest thing?

What? You don't even need no carry no more. Oh, man. You don't need no carry licenses You can see it That's good Yeah, you could just talk Yeah

Well, I ain't Never mind, never mind That's not good It ain't Yeah But it's safe It's safe Just assume everybody

You know, They're gonna say Assume everybody got one Exactly And everybody's why everybody needs one See that's the wrong thing They need to take

All guns away No the fuck they don't No they don't Yes they do All guns That's gonna be fucked though Because think about... I am a believer in the second amendment.

I know, but... We're not going to have one. Police going to have one. If they did, they'll be... Think about all the little kids that got guns and killing each other. I just seen the little girl. She was like 14 years old and the little boy like 12 years old.

And she had a gun. She just planted the bath on and she had a little teah. She was like, I'll shoot your ass. And she shot him. And then he fell to the grind and she got scared and fell, and she jumped up and grabbed the gun and shot herself. They young. What time?

But that could everybody got guns. But that's also on parent. That's irresponsibility. Yeah, you can't have access to the guns. You got to be responsible gun on them. Yes. They shouldn't have that shit. Yes, you should, they should definitely put some measures in place where you have to do some kind of training.

Exactly. Handgun safety class before you can even be considered to purchase a firearm. Yeah. But they should definitely not take all guns away. Right. But they need to do something to get it out of control. Don't even the platter the people who are really using guns. Right.

So it don't matter what they do. The crooks and the motherfuckers and the murderers going to have them anyway. If they say you can't have no more guns, guess who's going to have the guns? Yeah, the motherfuckers who are not supposed to have them. Right. So now everybody is lit. Yes. When right now it's just, hey.

Yes. At least give yourself a fucking chance. Yeah. But if they take them all, like, if it was, if it was the way they could they do a sweep. Nope. I'm talking about just hear me out, and they could just, like, magically get all the guns and then start putting them back out to the people that really need them. Wait till you go on the tour.

You're going to want as many guns as you. I know me, but I can handle the guns. I'm saying the hired guns. I can handle a gun. Everybody knows that way. Everybody knows that's going to do. That's how all the kids have happened. Then you got all these kids out here.

Every little kid in high school got a gun. I think the kids, we just got to. That's what they should do the sweep at then. We got to talk to them. We got to tell them that ain't the way. Yeah, exactly. And more people got to reach them. Because the guns ain't going nowhere.

Yeah. It's just the access to it and what would make you want to go and think that it's cool to do that. Because they're like that one. You don't point a gun unless you play on destroying whatever you pointed at. Yeah. There's too many people playing. Like even in the videos, motherfucker make the shit look cool for the kids. You know what I'm saying?

You can't rap the song if you ain't got the gun to go with the... Right, exactly. See, that's the bad part of guns. They have been glorified by the wrong people. But I'm not talking about people who want to use guns to hurt people. Talking about people who want to use guns to protect their family and their property. Yeah. And their lives and well-being.

Yeah. Not people who are out here doing malicious shit. No. Not criminal activity. Talking about civilians. Keep motherfuckers from climbing in your window and shit. Picking around your corner. out of your corner. Pop.

Yeah. But hell, we didn't discuss gun controls and everything. Look at the effect that you have on people. Right, right. You're gonna fucking around to be a senator one day. You're gonna have your opinion. You better not try to take them guns, though. That's gonna lose your election.

Not. But they just need to get some type of control for real. I don't see too many video with kids just killing their self-killing people. Like, they're just sad. Yeah, man. Violence is always sad. We need to do something to come.

We need to do something to curb the violence in the black community. Yeah, for real. You have any ideas? I think you start with the music. Not no finance, it's music. I mean, because if you think about, like, who all the kids looking up to right now, it's like rappers. Yeah.

So if your favorite rapper, like, telling you to do this. And then a lot of rappers don't even live what they're talking about, so you got all the kids just listening to them. Like, we're the role models. Yeah. So. Yeah. It's been like wait for a minute.

Mm-hmm. But it takes a minute for you to realize the motherfucker was lying. Exactly. This motherfucker was lying. Yeah. And you didn't did what he didn't say, but he reached. You feel him and living in a big mansion and you out here in the hood, kill him. And he rapping about what he saw.

Yeah. He not, and now they rap about what they doing, what they did, and then wondering, oh, they snitching. Yeah. It was your mixtape. You're not. You told on yourself? Do you told on me? Your Honor, I'd like to submit some evidence.

The mixtape, we killed all those motherfuckers, volume, too. You can clearly see, then song number one actually has the name of the deceased as the title. Yeah. Yeah. Oh no, man. I guess violent shit just sound better on a beat. You do, though. No, but it's only us, fam.

We can't eat. I can't hold you. It's only us. We're the only motherfuckers get to kill each other on the song, and that shit be on top ten radio. I always wanted to say this, but I ain't know how to put it until now. Black people should have the freedom to make songs about bullshit, too. Yeah. We should have fun songs, yeah.

I'm talking white people's songs to be about butterflies. White people's songs be drunk. A little drunk just people scream, I get no names. But I'll get up again. We need the black version of that. You drunk as shit, man. Just, yeah. O'oy, oh, yeah.

I got fucked up, but now I'm straight again. Nage can roll another blood. I get fucked up. But I get up again. Why, we can't have just a little. We need more party music. But that's because they ain't going to push it. We can push it.

It's true. You ain't going to push it. Yes, we will. We are independent. We believe in being independent. Only a little bit of people going on. Yeah, that's enough. Yeah.

We don't need everybody. Yes, you do. I'm telling you, that's how shit blow up first. It'd be niche. It's start off small. It's a movement. Listen. Then by the time the corporate come, we do with it.

We do with it. That's what we'll feel free to sell it. You gotta make some stuff that they're gonna get behind. Yeah. They only gonna get behind the stuff that they want to push. Yeah, but everything started out small. Exactly. Okay.

Why you think everybody rapping about negative shit? I thought they just liked that shit. Oh. You mean they don't like that shit? I thought they liked that shit. That's like, because that's what they gotta do. Because if they, if it was a way that people can make, like, good music and go up, they'll do it. But they ain't gonna push it.

I'm telling you. I think the music is reflecting what people are really doing. That's why it's gone. No. People doing some fucked up shit. Look at where they're listening to this music at, in the club, doing drugs, drinking liquor, fucking lose women and shit.

Let's go. See? Look at this man. See? That's the sad. That's sad. That's sad. His phone train.

They're listening. That motherfucker password is doing drugs, fucking loose women. Let's go! His phone came to life, boy. His phone came on like Dora backpack, didn't it? What I tell you? What I tell you? No, that was doing fun for no one.

You saw that shit? Now unlock this nigga phone. Who is this? Jackie got it. Oh, shit. This is McCoy. That's my keyword. That's my key word to start recording.

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You got the whole world talking about you. I got EP on the way. What's it called? I ain't gonna tell ya. I ain't gonna tell you, yeah. Yeah, I ain't gonna tell you, yeah. Big world. Big world.

Hey, I'm afraid. And she's gonna have a secret. I ain't gonna tell you again. Oh, yeah. That shit gonna be hard. No, but I know that, I mean, that title gonna be something. Oh, we ain't gonna be odd. It's just.

Keep it for you. Hey, you're full of shit. No, don't expect... No, don't expect... No, no, hell, huh. You're going to keep in real life. Oh, yeah, no. We're going to be looking for it either way.

Whatever you need. However you want to do this shit, man, we support you. You got our full support. Cat, look, even Kat got a question. You don't know Kat, but that's a nigga with the biggest, longest shorts. That man got the... That man got the longest short.

or the shortest long fans you have ever seen. We don't know which one they're up. It's a mix. They're either short long fans or long short. Jeans, Java, whatever. I ain't know if that nigga were them shit for religious beliefs or what. I was about the religious place you can

because of the rap where it took you in. Why crazy place are you faced? Um, nowhere yet, not just crazy. I don't, I think what's gonna be crazy when I go out of the country. Yeah, yeah. You got that coming up? Not yet, but I know it's on the way. Where you want to go? London, period.

Yeah, let's go. Go to Tokyo. Yeah. Asian people go love you over there. Yeah, they got all that fashion out there. Yeah. Oh yeah, that little district in Tokyo where they'll be hitting that shit. Would they be hitting that shit?

Yeah. That shit in the future. Africa, too. Yeah. I do want to go to Africa. Hell yeah. Me too, man. I ain't been either.

I ain't been either. I'm going, though, because I ain't know we had so much love in Africa. They got a lot of love for us. The whole Africa. Yeah. Even in Madagascar. Yeah.

Places we can't even pronounce. Hard to get to. But they got black sand Blue Water. We go on there. They do have a beach with Black Sand. Yeah. That shit was pretty, too. I seen it. I don't think I wanted St. Bart's.

One of those Saints. I think it's St. Bartz. St. Thomas. It's on the other side. It's St. Bartz or St. Croix. One of us. St. Kitts. St. Kitts.

That might be it. You know, we had a national like that. Go to Germany, too. They love some rap over there. Yeah. It's real flow. That's crazy, though, like, they just don't know. Well, I guess some of them do know what we're saying.

Some of them know English. Most of them do. Only Americans don't know shit but English. Everybody else speaks, a bunch of shit. So there's people over there, but there's people that listen that don't know what the fuck we're talking about. Nah, because they're living like this. You don't think so? Nah.

We'd be saying it'd be one or two little words. They know that she's only from the song. You don't think so? Like they just use different words and shit. be rapping and you might say bold, they'd be like, you mean sosa. You're talking about the sosa. What do you mean goss? You mean Petro?

You mean the bed? The rubbish? You mean the rubbish bin? Exactly. See, they just got to flip the script a little bit. Kind of know. I didn't ask you this. Who are some of your favorite lady rappers?

Past or current? Lady London. She's like number one on my least. The battle rapper? Yeah. She was the battle rapper. She made music too, though. Yeah.

Okay, better. Yeah, she's real fine. Um, I like recognizing. Let's do it. I like her name. Um, I flirt with Cardi. Yeah. Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm. That's not it. That's not it. You're such a rapper. You named a good amount, no. Rappers are very entertaining, man, especially like now, since, you know, since the pandemic hit and people have, like, a lot more time. Yeah. To just, you know, see what the fuck going on.

So much drama in the LBC. It's stupid. But you do a good job staying out of all that. Yeah. Still clear. Hell no. Don't make time for it either. Exactly.

Don't be out here explaining yourself. Yeah. Fuck them. For what? They're gonna act like that on the stand? No. Oh shit, you're gonna go. You don't do that to us now.

No. No, just because, you know. Yeah, somebody else. What happened? I'll tell you, if you come back. He did us like that. He did us like that. Made it happen.

What you got over there, man? What you got over there, man? Play me some pimping. I know you drop me one in there. We got too much shit in here today. It won't close. Too much sauce. Went through the drive-through.

There's too much sauce. Some food back. There's too much sauce. How you end up with both of the lighten, man? That's selfish. I don't even know how that happened. Oh, yeah. I didn't see that one post.

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Yeah, so like I was saying, magnificent things are on the horizon. I think it's time to go back on tour. What do you guys think? Yeah. What do you guys think? Yeah. I'm going back on tour. Who's coming with me?

Let go. Yeah. Okay, bet. We got cities already lined up. Give them the cities. I mean, well, of course. To post it. Put it up there.

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J.O.N. I see you brought that instrument. It ain't plugged up, though. It's not plugged up. It's a little bit plugged up. It's kind of plugged in. You know what we got to do? What's this? We got to bring back the freestyles on the table.

We got to get us a table specifically for beating on it. To beat on. Yeah. I might get my boy Mike Jones to build us a beat table. With some good acoustics. A lunch table. Yeah. With some seats attached.

Are you ready to come back? All right, man, part two. Bitretta. Yeah. Yeah. Back, back. Back, back. Yeah, she got in here.

She loosened that. She's been talking shit. Hell yeah. Catching us up. The EP dropping real soon. Yep. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. So where can they catch up with you and check out all your updates and what's your social media and all that type of stuff? They can find me on Instagram. I'm gonna read Twitter. I'm gonna follow you on Instagram

because I didn't follow you because I ain't know how old you were. What? I'm for real, man. dead the fuck's thing right now she might be too young i ain't know you was grown yeah i'm grown okay you'll follow me on twitter i'm a red a 4-l and on youtube i'm a red a boss oh that's facebook i'm marita boss you're all this shit yeah i'm all your thing okay she couldn't be big if she wasn't grown right but some motherfuckers is grown and they have grown big

some people been big and then they just got grown Well, it depends on how you look at that. Shout out to your team over there. They big chilling. Yeah. Yeah. He's got here early secured the premises. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. Scouted it. But you missed it. We was playing some of her music in hand. You ain't even get to catch a... Catch the vibe. No, I'm about to use on it.

I got to catch the vibe. All right, I got to ask you what type of... What's some of the best advice you've been given so far through some, you know, through your come-up? Through my career? Yeah. Some of the best advice. Somebody told me that, like, what I was talking about earlier, like, I'm going to have to have, like, super tough skin. Because, like, the higher I get up, the more people going to expect me not to never make mistakes.

It's cold. I know. That's what comes with. That's what they say. Yeah. You know, that's life, though. Especially when you're in the public. Yeah.

It ain't that you're doing nothing. Ain't nobody else doing. But it's just so happy that people just feel the need to give their pain on it. Exactly. Nothing ever going to be good enough. So do it for you. Listen to me, young lady. I'm older than you.

You got a chance. Yeah. Do it how you want to do it. however you want to do it now, listen to me. Do it, however you want to do it. Amarisha. Do it now. They ain't going to miss your name.

Amarisha, listen to me now. I'm telling you now, do it however you want. Amarisha, listen. I don't get what they say. Now, do it how you want to do it now. That's the main thing you learned, though. Yeah. Because like you said, it's going to be criticism either way.

So why can't I do it your way? Exactly. Nothing ever going to be really. up to your standard until you do it yourself. Facts, that's a fact. No matter who you hire or how much you tell them you want it a certain way, some things you're just gonna have to do yourself.

Yeah, that's a fact. Now I'm just trying to say you some town, Amoryish. Listen to me. Anybody you want to shout out in the city that you came up with? No, you're just alone. I'll be kicking by myself.

With my friends. With nobody in the industry for it. They ain't got to be industry. Yeah. I wish I shot out everybody who, hour out week, they know who they is. That's the best way to do it. That way you're gonna leave nobody out.

Exactly. She's talking about me. I don't want to, hey, I used to sit behind here for a grade. I've been new. She can draw too. They didn't ask about her drawn. You ain't know she can draw this. There's one person that you don't fuck with, though,

and he swear- You know that's me, man. It's me. Like, she don't fuck with you. She didn't fucking me. All your actions. Every time I talk is, you're like, get the fuck out my face. I'm the one put her up on the rap shit.

I would fuck with the music first. I used to come to the crib, you know what I'm saying? I didn't. You know, she had to wrote her little shit. So I was like, yo, four days, shaw, you can do that. You can do that. You can do that. You can do that.

I put it up. on that shit, she ain't gonna never stay there. They did not be telling no bad thing. You know they'd tell him. What nigga wouldn't? Yeah. Man. They out there right now.

And he's about to make it seem like he was fucking with you all way up into the shit popped on now. No. He got in the club off your name. Man, I swear to God, go to everything. But I had just talked to her. That next day that shit came out. I had, because she had text me like, she texted me like,

fuck you too. And that's all I say. That's all you said. Next thing. Man, God, damn, man, I ain't got a number one. She didn't block me on Facebook and everything. I'm trying to find on Instagram, but I couldn't spill her real name. Her shit on her real name.

Bro, that's hilarious. You know it. It's going down. You know this. That's the crazy thing about it. Everybody that you ever came in contact with up until this point, they had something to do with. Yep. Motherfucking might have gave you a ride one time.

Yeah, she used to ride to work with me. Oh, man, he ain't never had a car. Now he used to have to ride him around. Oh, yeah, no. Man, I asked you for a ride one time. To my car. They're going from that side of the parking lot. This nigga, always needs to die.

This nigga always needs to get out the car. Man, you know who all we need to ride. This is a nigga's a lot. Here you turn me to see you in the park and like, Oh, you need to wrap you, fuck. I don't know why you parked way over there. Bro, this is not an Uber. That shit crazy.

That's real. They can't take credit, man. What's for you? Yeah, they can't take no credit. When you're hitting the road again? This weekend. I gotta go to South Carolina. South Carolina.

Turn them up. Yeah. Let's go. South Carolina. And I used to perform out there like 2018. They'd be going crazy. They just love when people come through there and fuck with them. Yeah.

Facts. Where you want to go that you haven't been? Like performing. Yeah, like in America. New York. Oh, oh, yeah. They didn't YC? You ready.

You never been? I've been, but I ain't ever get a show out there. Oh, you ready. That's cool. Yeah, you ready over that. Yeah. Go fuck that. A lot of people think I'm from New York.

That's the part, that's what I'm telling you. That's the part that's going to fuck them up. Especially when you kick a dope-ass verse over one of them classic New York Beach. Yeah. Oh shit! Yo, shit! I told you she was from Brooklyn. Your sight, she's from Brooklyn.

I told you, man. Yeah, you're going to turn them up. Go up there and through your live show. Yeah. Sell the club out. One night on them. Yeah. Shoot that shit.

That's the one who Complex's gonna come out and be like, Today we're following Big Reda. Right. Nah, that'll be dope. Do BBQs or some shit like that. What's that? No. He said, hell, hell, hell.

Don't do that? Oh, Mr. New York. He's from New York? No, we ain't fucking with that. You don't want no goddamn hit any means. The Apollo? The Apollo? Madison Square.

Fuck it. Let's get it. Go do the Barclays. Yeah. Turn that shit up. It's on a jam. All right, man. We gotta wrap this up, man.

We're gonna held you hostage for a minute. Been in here. We appreciate you stopping through showing much love. No problem. Appreciate, man. You are 85% of you. 85% of no, real shit. And, uh...

She got to say it one time. Wait. That's not Atlanta. It's not Atlanta. Yeah, let's go. Let's go. Hey, we're out of hell. Yeah.

Appreciate you stopping food. No problem. Good shit, babe. Appreciate you. No problem. Let's get the door. Okay. Oh, stay right here?

You can stay right now. Let me move your snacks. Yeah, move that out of the way. Look up, Clayton. Say cheese. Oh, we're in here. Dang. Thank you. Enough.

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