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Episode Date: May 5, 2023

Young rapper Toosii pulled up to the Trap and talked about growing up in a house with musicians, his upcoming album and more. MoneyBag Mafia & Toosii talk about doing a song together, DC acts a fool as usual, & Karlous drops gems like the sensei should. || 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 rolling God Damn, nigga, I, listen. This, we're talking about, ass, like, we don't even stay that no more, man. Yeah. We're pulling out, we're business. What is that?

Who are? I'm like, who you? I'm like, stay here. You're taking the trip down memory, like. Bro. That's what I'm saying. I'm telling you, like, I know this for a fact. Oh, okay.

Wasn't nobody fucking nobody. Like, they might be getting money, but they wouldn't get no business. Like, like, And that's why I fucked up at. Yeah, I don't know. Listen, it's a lot of nicks get money, but not get a pussy.

But still, they can use what they got to get the pussy, they just tripped, though. Yes, they do, they just suckers. I'd rather have the money than the pussy. That would fuck me. Yeah, they know it. They don't know how to do it though. But still, though, man, I'm, I was having what

them whole wanting. Them whole, like, ooh, you gonna come give me some of that. I'm like, hey, yeah, what you want, what you need? Oh, I do this. Oh, what's having it? Oh, you know, we end up going stupid. Oh, that whole, oh, that whole, What?

I never fuck a bitch on the bean again, though. No. No. Hey, man. Y'all need them been through some shit. I don't even know. She's nutted yet. That bitch.

So what's what you want to do? I'll just get the cleaning. Sorry, do I have an OCD? I'm like, bitch. On the way down, you take a hole up through that. But what? Had a hard life around here, bro. Man, listen.

I'm glad we grew out of the rats. We were some rats. Whoa. Whoa. He didn't grow out of yet. Come on, let not do that. He didn't grow out of yet. Rat whisper. I'm talking, we'll see a rack.

Let not do that, because I just told her, but I get what? I don't turn. Hey, boy. What child considered to be a rat, though? Exactly. See, he'll be a little bit more punches. Anything that respond to this. Yeah, okay.

Yeah. She look up? You got to call that one like a pick. Nah. I ain't never really been on that. Listen, we'll turn them up, you got to watch Tom and Jerry. Oh, they love Tom and Jerry. His girl from the hood.

I know he's like hood babies, bro. You ain't going to do that. I mean, you don't like no green, baby, but you like one with a little spitz-ass to her, you know. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's all I'm saying. Like, she'll know her little slow. Like, she don't know her.

She'll be like, uh, I'm like, yeah, I fuck with this, bitch. He-h-h-h-h-h-h. I like her. My love, my name, she's a little. I got a good one. That's she a good one. Yeah, we ain't gonna say too,

because we want her to stay. I don't want to. I mean, I don't want to. I mean, shit, no, but at the end of the day, though, you know what, I don't want her to be like, My, man, listen. My grandmama had sold anything you was on there.

Man, listen. I'm not a rat. I'm gonna fucking know what I've been through. Right, everything in the past. Like, nigger, these young girls like, huh? You been through some shit? That's all he rubble about. Yeah, that's all he rubble about.

These young girls, like, look at the nigger like, who, who, how old you, you said, how old you were? I'm 40. Who was that, like, nigger, like, like, like, When it came, I guess, like, you could say, like, the R&B, like... Uncle Luke? He canceled that, you know, R&B. Luke had a hose, niggins.

Not R&B. Coochia was hairy. I'm... I'll fuck around damn there be him to these new girls. Real shit. Like, that's how real this, like, you ask a girl that's around, like, this age generation, like, who the...

Like, it's gonna be, like, the two-seys, the ride waves. You know what I mean? Yeah. Pop your shit, OG. Yeah, I mean, real shit. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Real shit. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, motherfuck gotta know I don't been through it. Hey, this would be the perfect time to tell these people. Welcome back to the ads, I'm sure. Hey, hey, yeah. Voted the number one show to watch after you're going through it with these holes.

This shit is black man therapy. Facts. We are here reflecting and talking about our traumas and our triggers and how we became real niggas. Fats. My name, D.C. got that hellsmoot. How are you doing? Oh.

Dissig, what you're saying? After you hit the Alvin Park? Uh. We're just... I'm rejuvenated, bitch. I can do a whole other round. What you want to do? Running for the pole?

They're busy to get you rack. What? I don't lie. We both might need that bitch. Get behind the bush. Way y'all. Don't smoke this shit out. Oh, gone.

Oh, we're ready for part too. Oh, y'all. We ain't booze here. Hey. Hey, man, I got to make sure my shit. Stay in my pot. Look around this nigga here. Yeah, mine in the truck.

I ain't even want to call out. These you got an album and shit. Oh, how do you know, niggas? Tuck this shit. Yeah, he keep this shit on. You got to, though. Look, y'all got two, man. This shit here.

Ain't no hole. That's your life saver. If I leave this at the house, and I realize this at the house, you gotta go back. I'm gonna sit here, act like gonna play a cool, but I ain't cool. But we have been on the road to my buddy.

Stop by CDS right here, you got one, too? Yeah, yeah, I got help you. I got help me yesterday. Yesterday. You already got a pump. I got a pump. In the truck.

But see, he don't know which one he needs, though. You got to go through him. No, I forgot what I was doing. That shit got real one day. One day I had needed that shit. I forgot what the fuck we was at. And I had to use these shit. We were somewhere, boy.

I was gonna fall out. But see, when I was going through the stage, on which one I need, you know, the circle one. Yeah, yeah. We got to do the, shake it up like it's an apse. That's a good shit. That's a good. That's a good.

like the bubble gum. Yeah, the other bitch is like, it's lying up. That's right. That shit ain't none. The light purple shit. Yeah, that shit ain't none. The light purple shit. Yeah, that shit ain't none.

Like, what's the um, the bubble gum that unravel? And you got to clip the shit. Yeah, that shit ain't none. That's how that shit is. But that shit, uh, over that bitch like that. They don't know what's in it. It's good steroid. Yeah, good steroid.

Yeah, good steroid. Shout out to the people that make breathing medicine. Abbuterile. Albutar. Abbutar. No. Oh, I already told him welcome back, bro. We got to tell him who we got in here with us today, man.

You know what the fuck going on in, O.G? Shit, pop-doh, yeah. You already, all right, what fucking did? Yeah, I'm gonna let him pop up here in my back and I fuck the gang. I listen to the game. Hey, big step of the well-known, too. Hey, this damn shit. You gotta give him an intro.

I mean, I'm just, after you say some shit, but after you say some shit like Big Stepper well-known, what else is there to say? Shit, big stuff with big shoes. Got to have shoelaces in your shoes. You got to have shoelaces in your shoes. You know what time it is. Mr. Take your bitch, man.

Watch out, who, him. What's his name? Hey now, he-he. Two feet. Stop playing. Well, you get you got. Oh, you hungry. What's that on for you?

Shit. Oh, man. I just thought it was given a short and sweet. After you say big step or well known. Right. Big step of well known. He really should have to say after that. Yeah.

That's a lot. That's a lot. I got you. Yeah. We got money back mafia in here with us today. Come on, man. No, there's nothing. Shit, after seeing you and be a nip, nigga,

I should I didn't want to introduce you, man. Who are we to get shot? Niggins to get shot. Don't fuck with booed bitch. Don't fuck with booed bitch, niggish. Hey. Don't fuck with boo bitch, niggish, nigga.

But those real niggins shit, and I'm proud of you dog. But you know, as I'm watching this shit, and I see the scene in my head, I'm thinking, boy, they're fucked up. You killed the road, and I'm like, They gave this nigga a pistol. They didn't fuck up. This all he ever wanted to do.

He don't give a fuck. He wanted to be a guy in the movie. They fuck us. Give it a gun. Give it a gun because they always think shit is fun and gay. I'm going to shoot this, nigga. What? They were like, let me say, my boy said,

you won't be moving around no more, nigga. This is, the nitty's all the plan. They don't walk though. He's talking about fuck you. Then I felt that shit. I said, bad. I'm pulling up on you tonight.

Nigel, you don't need naught. After the shoot. After the, no, nigga, enjoy that little punk-ass party. I'm trying to pull up on you, nigga, buy myself. These are too big, nigga, they go home. They got families. I ain't got nobody.

That's character. That's my character. He's like, you see it. Same. They're family. Ain't got nobody. Hey, man. Good shit, though.

I appreciate the family. You got to show them, man. Diversity, man. You feel? Maybe you want to put a niggas in a box. Me, want to tell a jockey joke all the time. Man, that shit fun, bro. I love acting.

Yeah. I love tapping into this shit, like, especially like, range, right, you know. So like, for like, average a nigga that's like out there, because I always wonder, like, how long that should be taking? What you mean, like what? Like, like, how long to take the shoot scene like that?

It depends. Like, you gotta be on set all day. Yeah, you'll be, you'll fucking round and be that nigga from 10 and that damn 10. Yeah, even a quick scene taking all goddamn day. It depends on how many cameras they got, if say for all of us in the scene, right, and they got two cameras, which is good.

They gotta hide the cameras in each shot, They might say, we're gonna get his point of view, we'll catch the back of our head, and then get his point of view, and then get your point of view, then get my point of view and be like, all right, we want a four shot. Not only that, we want a two shot of y'all,

so we gotta split to make the camera go between, just to shoot, oh, that shit gets technical, bro, but you'll be in there all day just for them to get all the shots. They need-to-do. And you'll be thinking like, what the fuck, they need this shot, for when they already got it, but when you see the edits and the cut,

you're like, oh, that's what they need to just sit for. That's why you gotta be the actor. Yeah. And just go in there and do your shit. But that shit's fun, though, bro. You feel me? Because the comedy should be easy. Go in there and be funny, all right.

But you gotta go in here and be serious. It's like, yeah, because they already know me for being funny. So now how black people look at it for, they're like, well, we know he's funny and we just, we want to see. Instead of just saying, right. Respecting the crowd, bro. And then I ain't easy to come in here and play. I'm gonna shoot tea, nigga.

Stop playing. Nicky hit me all in the DM, something. I can't believe you shot tea. I'm texting back. Fuck you ain't tea, nigga. Fuck you're talking about, nigga. You take your shit too far. I take my road, serious.

They're like, I'm gonna pull up on you. I said, nigga, you'll be another T, nigga. No cat. DC, man, come on, bro. Nick, I'm responding to everybody's comments and all. I can't believe you. Believe you. That nigga ain't broke character.

What? The crazy part about the nigga, I would be mean to the nigga. I'm sad, for real. There's no reason. They ain't dabbing me up. I said, nah, I got to shoot you later on. And I told her I was like I was that playing,

but you know I'm just in care of though. But I'm dead-ass. I'm gonna pop-y-all-ass. No cap. And you? Yeah. And we were down loud? Yep.

Yep. Yeah. Gotta be like that, though. No, but they're fine, bro. Like, you gotta tap in. And when you tap in, bro, that shit be beautiful. Just like, how you tap into the music, like, you tap into that shit at.

Yeah, I was just about to ask. You said you wanted the niggies that are going through this shit. Nah, real shit. What you've been going through, man? Cause you put them shits in your rats. Oh, regular shit. Regular shit. I rap about the shit, you know,

niggas scared the rap, bro. Right. You know, but I mean, I just mix it up a little bit. I don't know. Like, it's regular shit, though. It ain't nothing too special. It's the same shit a lot of these niggas go through, you know, with these females.

The same shit, a lot of these niggas them went through and life come from where the nigger come from. It ain't nothing special. You know what I mean? Difference is, you know, you know, it's my own story. It's organic. A lot of nigs want to tell other niggas story

that somebody already telling in their shit. Right. They try to, you know, that shit can't be duplicated. But you got your own lane, right? You know how you got the sound, but your average song that you talk about is like you talk about the ladies. Yeah.

You'd be on the street shit, but you're like, nah, niggins, I'll feel the same to you. And niggins don't know, that's the sweet spot, for real, for real. For real, for real. That's what they like. That's what they like. I don't lie, what made me, like, really, because I used to be, I used to be on that, though. I used to only make, like, street shit.

I used to make nothing but street shit. I was, like, I'm not going to make no soft shit, like, no other shit. But then, like, I had one on tour with Summer Walker, and I'm like, I don't even know how we got on tour with someone walking first off. But, you know, I ended up. Nah, like, I was on tour with, you know, a few other people before. But then, you know, they asked me to be on someone walking tour, when I started going to the concerts and I,

in the crowd, like, this is what a show supposed to be. Yes, sir. That shit was the best feeling ever, every show. Bad bidsch, bad bitches, bad bids. Like, nothing. Girls in the crowd, facts. You know what I mean? Like, when I seen that, I'm like,

I've been a young nigga that was like menish that, like, fuck with the, like, girl. Like, I've been, man's my whole life. I had to switch it up, and then, like, as, like, it kept going and kept going, kept going like you know the ladies been like in the nigger and stuff but the concerts just made i was out that bitch yo you swifted it up but i was out that bit put the gun down bring me some roses bring me roses what bring me roses real you sweat this shit like that are kelly you tell me that

you tell me that shit all the time bro you need sign i'm like nah man i gotta get this shit off my chat nigger these nigg i know i said that's dope nigger and that be the thing though like yeah real shit that be that's what be the thing though like what and then another thing i had notice like, bro, when it comes to that street shit, you gotta live up to that shit every day. Right. Feel me? Like, you got niggas that come around

and they gonna want to see if you on that, for real. Like, or you got niggas that come around and they think you on that, so that's what they, that's what they're trying to try you. I'm gonna see you really about that shit you're talking about. And me, though, I don't be, like, bro, you know, we, I feel like black motherfuckers that got to walk around and really look

over their shoulder. I mean, white people ain't gonna do that shit. And that shit lame. Right. You feel like, I don't like living like this. You feel like everybody should be ready to die. Yeah, white, black. Everybody's been scared.

Yeah, like, I don't allow, though. But, like, you know, being paranoid wouldn't keep us. But at the same time, it's like, you got so many white motherfuckers that just live, like, so peaceful, bro. Like, they ride around, drop up. We got a black boy that live like that too gang, don't think that. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Don't think that they ain't, yeah. We're a target once we become a celebrity. We got a successful. And now on that, we talk about that gang-and-shy shit. That's just the thing. We ain't never been around the people that live like that, for real. We ain't never seen. Oh, no, for sure, so.

You know what I'm saying? A lot of people who do. Hold on one second. We don't check your mic. We don't check your mind. All right. In the middle of my sentence. In the middle of my sentence.

I don't see this. Ohio. Columbus, Ohio. In Palis Theater. Columbus. It's Columbus. What was it? The Popeye's Theater?

Oh, Palace. I thought it was the Palace. The Palace Theater. Yep. May 21st. Not playing. Ohio. You know what I'm saying?

Come on. Bawa are going to be there. Yeah. And we're going to shopping at Eastland Mall. Okay. I'm going. I'm going. You just don't know me when you move up and across the floor

I'm gonna make up to my mind out on my oh my eyes Hey, ah, ah, ah, ah, okay, uh, uh, I'm not doing this, man, why I'm gonna pull up for me. Hey, he's gonna pull up for me. All the way. Get your tickets now. May 21st. No cap.

No cap. You remember that nigga dead. They said in the camera. Hey, they're wrong. Yeah. He still my deal. You don't know. all the way. Get the ticket.

I got the Hiko. I'm 34 years old. I got the HECO. I got it. I got it. I got it since I was 24. Dick. Digg.

Diggins up. Liddy again. You don't get your d'r. I'm talking. I'm talking to you in the shit. It's so. I mean, you get a hook. Can't try this, dick.

I'm a whole lot of what I got to say. I'm talking to you with this shit all over there. Hey, bro, that's the damn. You're talking about, yeah, man. You're just the people that we know. I don't know. I'm trying to get ready. He's going for like 10 minutes out y'all.

I'm gonna hold him for breath and everything. Ah, these niggas like that though. I was holding breath to my chair. He said, oh, guy, he's just the people that we know. You just, hey! Yeah! The niggins did his best to hold that shit in the end. He's gonna tell ya.

I can't get rid of this shit. Hey, that's shit, no funny. Cartoon ain't hit up. He got to talk through it. Go get that man asthma punk, man. I gotta go get that drunk, man. Man, go get that motherfucker. They told you yesterday, man.

They told you yesterday? Yesterday, bro. Oh, boy. What? What? You, that's the last shit you need. Listen, I'm gonna tell you.

It's gonna lie now. Yeah, you definitely don't need that. Put that shit down. That nigga dumped me up, man. This nigga ain't squeaking over this bitch. Squeak it to that. In sitcoms, when someone has a problem, they just blurt it out and move on.

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a neck, definitely spirit. I don't know what money bag, Monfi over there going through it, but he's going through it. And I want you to know

that you're not going through this shit alone. He said in the chair. Oh, you brother. He's seven in the chair. Yeah, each seven of the chair. to stop.

That's what it was. You had one of them called us. They were funny. Man, how you get started fucking with the music? I used to play football, all that shit. I used to be like real heggling sport. I'm all fucking. My brother and my dad used to make music.

And like, shit, I just, niggas was going through a lot as a young. I just started writing music and just like cope with the shit that I was. like cope with the shit that I was going through. I feel like that's how a lot of us start doing that shit. You start wrapping about the shit that we're going through and all that. You still hit me hiccup at all, man. But I got the hiccup, bro. I can't help the shit.

I'm trying to fight it. I can't do it. Loose, don't I'm trying. Why, this nigga is. I'm trying, bro. I'm trying, man. I'm trying, dude. That shit ain't help holding your breath.

That shit ain't help holding your breath. Bro, that shit ain't helped, man. I need my apple for. Dude, bro, I'm just having to fade this weight, brady, damn in here. How you get started? Everybody in the house was making music. No, everybody was making music, bro.

That shit, you feel? It's just, it was my coping mechanism. coping mechanism. I mean, I started when I was probably like 13, writing at least, you know. Yeah. But after that, like, you know, I just kept going with it. Who's your inspiration though? Because you got a flow on you. You got a unique flow. You feel what makes you stand out? Because you talk about the female, but the way you be rapping, it's like, ain't nobody sounding like you. Yeah. Ain't nobody doing what you're doing for real. When it comes to like the melodic R&B, you got ride away, but it's like, you got your lane, you get on your G-Bel.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Mine really a little bit more melodic. When I get on the artist, I kind of like go video for video, for video, for video, for video. Yeah. I probably went to scene like, 80-o shit, like, back-de-bat, bad-de-bat. I was like, God damn. I thought I'm gonna, like, be done. What I was gonna do?

You was even what I'm talking about. And I went to all about what shit, bitch. Yeah, I remember. I remember when you first, I remember when you first head hit me. You know what I was like, you know, that shit. Because I remember, I remember probably being like, I was in high school watching your shit. I don't know, I make me feel old, my boy.

Like, real shit. Go ahead. Not, real shit, I was in high school. But I ain't that old, I ain't that old though. So that's why, like, high school was. Oh, you in this shit? Because I won this school when I'm doing this shit. I'm gonna lie.

How old you were? You're about to be the third or one? Yeah, I'm, I'm, I just turned. 923. Young niggas up in that big game. Money, man. I congratulate that, man. Yeah.

Yeah, yeah. So you've been doing this for six years. We had them. Yeah. How long have you been doing this shit? Yeah. Yeah. Real shit.

I remember being in high school watching this shit, though. Man, big nigga and the apple were like, yeah, bro, I've been fucking with you said, elementary. Nah. I said, elementary? He said, I said, how old are you live? He said, I'm 22. Think about it, four years in a high school.

Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Three years in middle school, that's seven. What I'm the other three years when I were working my wife? Yeah. You was in the third, right? Yeah, that's your real. Yeah, man, you've been in the game for a minute, D.C. I didn't know you since you got them 22.

Yeah, all right, shit. God is the greatest, man. God is the greatest. God. God is the goodest. The goodest, the goodness. That's the on Jeffers right now. No, my dad.

But what? You got the same, you got the same energy, though, bro. You 23. This is the year that it just started to pop off for real. Like he said, I don't think I'm getting money. That's a different taste right there. When you don't have that shit, your whole 20s. That shit dope, bro.

That shit dope. Big advantage of that shit. Don't spend. Yeah. Keep that shit. I don't lie, I had that, I had that phase in me, though. I had that phase. I did.

where I used to fuck up money. Like, bad, like business, bad, cars, clothes, jewelry. I, shit, at one point I didn't have like five cars at once. This was when I first got in the game. It was like a serious addiction. Yeah, too bad. I have cars. Nobody needs fucking five.

You know? You got like a hundred car. Why the fuck me? You got the same picture. I don't know. I had a lamb truck. uh, uh, demon, uh, track hawk, a hell kept wringled. I had a Bentley GT at one point.

All at the same time? Yeah, all that hell, yeah. What else I, what else I don't have? A G wagon. You know what I mean? I had all that shit. All my call. Two thousand seven and blow.

I checked out for shit. I didn't get any new. It's like two guys a titty. You know. It ain't worth it, though. It ain't worth it. It ain't worth it. I'm at the point with now,

I'm just buying all of my favorite cars from my life. Nah, real shit. They're like, why the fuck you need this? I'm like, shut up, bitch. My grandma had one of these. Real shit, you get to a point where you start to realize, like, that shit ain't, I mean, I think once I had my son,

or once I, like, realized that my son, like, once I had found out about my son coming, like, I, that ass just set. And I was like, boy, I don't need none of this shit. Yeah, the maintenance on all of them cars that you named that. It's like, if you, you, especially like some high dollar shit like that, I wouldn't buy all that shit at once. Well, when your mission time come around you, that's when you really live, fuck, you call.

That's so much attention and maintenance and storage and shit like that, it's like, man. And then the taxes come back to me. Exactly. You know what I'm at the point in my life in? Getting shit away. Yeah. Yeah, he gave me some shit. I brought it back.

I get him to him. I said, man, I got a scholar, man. It's just sending my yard, man. Guess if anybody gonna do it take care. Close. I know for it. It's big loss. It took that nigger two days.

Yeah. My shit and whistling. He, he, he. I said, God, damn. You just gave it to me at the right time. I had a molder that I had just pulled out. I was like, it'll be perfect for this guy. When I sat that motherfucker down there.

That me giving shit away. That little nigger voice in my head. That nigg said perfect. That bitch is on the way back. I'm like, fuck it. I'm like, fuck it. Nah, hell yeah. That's what I'm glad I met you at this point right now.

I gave it all the way. No, hell not. I said that I'm at the point of my life while I'm giving shit away. I don't gave it away. Give it all away. I got it. I'll take it. I'll take it.

I'll take it. I'll give you that. Free of charge. You got it. You got some hit. You got some whip put up somewhere. Oh, no. No, I got one, one car now.

I got one car. Yeah. A limbo truck, though. Hell no. I know you got something tough. Like, I know you're from drop. I know you got some tough. Is there a track that you want the people to listen to or you just want to give out?

You're like, man, they can't hear this shit. You bullshit. All out of the track that I had that was like that, I just dropped it. But then I got like another one. That's right. You know what I mean? Right, right, right. Yeah, to the side.

Who you want to work with, though? Because, you know, one thing about it, when the motherfuckers say they want to work with somebody on this couch. This couch, specifically, That's why we ain't changed it. Yeah, we ain't changing it. Yeah, we ain't changing it. Motherfugger, it happened.

Cisle. Oh, that's nothing. Cisor. I bet you that shit's gonna come about. Yeah, it's. You didn't know you wanted to work with. Yeah, nah, I don't think she's saying it. You went on tour with, you were on tour with it though.

I went on tour with some of Walker. Some of Walker. Some of Walker. You don't want to, uh, you did something. You don't want to, um, double platinum. Ooh. Yeah. See, what's up.

I ain't gonna cap me. Some walker. But you get scissors? Yeah. That shit, that shit. We're gonna make that work. Yeah. I promise you.

She watched the show. She tapped in. Yeah. I won't lie, I had made a tweet about it. The tweet got like, damn man, 2,000 retweets. Like, that shit. She gotta see it. We gonna make shit she see it.

Ain't that the right, scissors? Yeah. You gonna see this shit. Nah, please. You know what I mean? That's like she's one of the top ones on my list, though. Other than that, I really don't care of work. You know, right, bro.

That's fine. Not because I don't, but. Only because I really don't listen to music like that. I make music, but I don't listen to me. Bro, I ride in silence. Mm. You know, feel me? I don't, I can't.

You ride in silence, bro. What wrong with you? I don't know. You ride with him? There's something that got to be right. Dude, turn that fucking radio off. Yeah, Bido, sometimes I want to ride this. Not all the time.

I be vibed. Nah, I've been real all the time. That's crazy. I be vibing, bro. So who told you, you didn't tell us to your inspiration? Who are? Yeah, I don't really don't got no inspiration. My inspiration, like my brother, other than now, I really don't got no inspiration.

When I do listen to music, I listen to like pop shit. I like motherfucking Billy Olish, Jason Moraz, Tim McGrawl. They need to hear this shit because you putting niggins up on gang because I don't know now one of them. No cow. You don't know Billy Ollish? I know Billy, but I don't listen to Billy. You know Jason Morris? I know Jason.

You know, like, train and all them. I know, uh, I know, uh, Green Day. Green Day. Yeah, Green Day. I fuck Green Day. Yeah, Green Day. I would like every hood, niggins. I love Green Day, though.

I love Green Day, though. Limp Biscuit. You said, who? Limp Biscuit. Y'all ain't fuck with Limp Biscuit? Nah, that ain't nobody. That ain't nobody. No way.

You know who Lump Biscuit is. Fred Dirtz. Fred Dirtz. Come on now. Yeah, no. What's the other one? It Green Day and this another motherfuckerugugly. All right.

Fall out, boy, I like all that shit. Oh, come on right before say you by the bell, bro. It's Green Day, and it's another motherfucker. Is it Nickelback? No, it might be... Who you say? Who? Not cold play.

Is Nickleback something? Yeah, Nickelback had a group. No, nickel back had a good... Yeah. Because I'm not... It's a knickleback. That's a knicker. That's a knickleback.

That my white side kick then. It's knickleback, motherfucker. Yeah, yeah, I don't lie, so it's a few motherfuckers I fuck with, but it ain't like, I don't really be You don't like rap for real? Nah R&B? All that shoot them up, bang, bang, shit. R&B, I'm saying with, bro, I, listen, if I get with a bitch, like, early, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

Early in the morning, like, I can't hear all that man. I'm gonna say, let me go ahead and see what I get to say. Like, if I get with a woman that, you know, playing that games and shit early in the morning, I'd be turned off. be turned off. Yeah. Like, they're just 7 o'clock in the morning. You're taking me to the airport, huh? Oh, I want to lie.

You were able to rap on full, like, all that shit. Nah, I won't want to lie that shit. I can't hear that shit all day long. All right, man. Make 20th. What we're going? Louisville, Kentucky. Man, to the who?

The KFC YUM Center. We ain't got no KFC yet. But it's going to be at the Yom Center. Is it Louisville or Louisville or Louisville? It's Louisville. Louisville. Louisville. No cap.

It's Louisville. I need KFC to bring us some chicken, bro. Is that close to the Kentucky Derby? It's in Kentucky. I mean, but is it close today that we're going to be there? Hey, man, fuck all that. Bring me some bluegrass. For real.

If Bubba Johnson going to be there? Bubba Johnson? Yeah. That nigga. Bubba Johnson ride horses? He did a NASCAR. Kentucky, I thought that was the car. No, Nicky, that's...

Hey, man, come to the Joey. Come to the Joey. Look for the joint. No one man. What's your horn? Ignorably. Yeah. You can't.

Yeah. You can't take a derby with the car. Yeah. I thought the kid taking derby with the car. No, that's the... That's the Daytona 500. Nick, nigger. Ain't nobody told me.

That's why we want to take you in the fucking well. Hey, man. Get your tickets. May 20 of K.C. Yom center. Shit, take me to the horses then, nigg. She got that y'all. Yeah.

She got that. But I always thought the kid, was a horse, I meant with a horse and Call. Play, play for Solve me. First of my, I don't get old. I don't want to hit you shit. I don't want to hit you shit. That's going to make me think about nothing that I already forgot. Right. Yeah. I want to hit some old shit. My, I don't lie. Yeah. T-K.O.

Ted the Pentegrat. What? Turn off the light. That's what I'm talking about. Turn up the light, bitch, and light a candle. What's the first thing you do when you wake up in the morning? I pray. That's very. I pray. But I do have a bad habit because it's muscle memory. of grabbing my phone and getting on whatever app that I'm on but the thing is I have to stop that but the thing is though a lot of us do it a lot of us that's in what we're right I don't lie you can't really fault us for that this is where our

money at now what it's discipline it's discipline though like when you get up like watch yourself in the morning when you get up you're just I do it every morning every morning faithfully five six a.m. I have to grab it. I wake up 6 a.m. faithfully and jump straight out my phone. I have to get on it for what? No, get up. Fuck that got down phone.

Just check, make sure you got to be called. You don't have to go to the bathroom to leave your phone. Oh, I get up. You go get my motherfucker phone. Boodieh! Turn. You pair of dog. You parrot dog.

You got to get it. You got to turn. You got to turn. You got to turn. I got to get it. Make shit on drop. I'm squeating. Banklick.

You're going to break the cycle. I got to get that phone, man. But that's the same way. I go to the battle and sit out. Like, damn, I forgot me for. Yeah, got to go get it. That's sad. That's sad.

That's it. That's what I like to travel. When you travel outside the country, shit, you forget about that phone. Yeah. Oh, yeah. You go out of the country, though, yeah. You forget about that phone, bro. That's why I like Honduras so much, bro.

First of all, service bad. That shit, put your phone out. All the country service is bad. You got to put that phone out. Got to put your phone out. now and it's just peaceful and everybody living on the land and it's just like man fuck that i don't even care what's on instagram bro that's just like to make me feel like life fate though no on his faith this is real life this is what we not tapped me into and this is what i'm saying

it was like to feel like a dream like i don't lie like when i when i when i was like in mexico because i ain't never really been out the country like that but like when i was in mexico i went to mexico in jamaica but when i went to mexico i ain't had no service like that but mexico who was so motherfucking beautiful. That's. Feel me? Like, I wasn't on my phone. I had to realize, like, bro, like, damn, like, this real life.

Like, I'm out doing shit. I'm swimming with the Dolphins. I'm walking out of Mexico streets. Like. Yeah, it was, like, it was like, like, not their real streets, but, like, you know. The touristy streets. Tourist street. Right.

Type shit, you know. But it was a bunch of, like, us out there. It wasn't nobody else. Right. But, like, I'm walking around. We walking around there. Like we're on a resort, like we just having fun, we're doing regular, we're waking up every morning, the breakfast in bed, motherfucking, like, shit was just, you know what I'm like, damn, like, if life was like this, like this would, I feel like that's what retirement look like, like. But see, that is like, we just, uh, the phone has our attention.

The moment we put it down, we're back in the real life. You got to face yourself for real. When we go into this, we're a tap into a reality. You get to know of your own company. It's other people living in faith. That's the thing about it. You can't keep yourself. But you know what though?

I have. You don't never finish. You grab that motherfucker because you know you said some shit before you put it up. Or you was looking at some shit before you went to sleep. It's like I never in this story. Yeah. It's like, shit, even if you ain't getting on shit, you still gonna grab that motherfucker and see what time it is. I think the biggest thing with me, like, when I had took a break from social media one time.

And when I took a break from social media, it made me feel disconnected. disconnected. Okay, how deep were you into the social media before you had to decide? I was hosting two, three times a day. Right. I was, I was like real active on social media. I was interacting with fans, like talking to fans, responding to fans, going live, damn there every day. Like I was like, I was deep in that shit. Right. But then, you know, engagement stopped being how engagement was, like on Instagram and all that. They fucked everybody's shit up. Yeah, fuck everybody's shit up. You know, people don't really use Instagram as much as they

YouTube, Instagram, you know, like Twitter and TikTok, the new apps that motherfuckers really on. Like, a lot of shit just changed and like when it made that shift, I like kind of like fell behind. Because like the world shifted into this like negative space where motherfuckers start making it cool to be a hater. They heard you say that shit. No cap. You can't even address that shit. Yeah. No, the lights, the time, the lights on the timel.

Y'all hate it. They did, no, I'm glad. We did pay the bill, though, them. Nah, yeah, though, like, that shit. They had got to a point where, like, you know, the world had just fake, like, made it cool to be a hater. You get all these spam accounts hating, saying negative shit. You get motherfucking blogs doing more than what the fuck they are.

So she made it become a fun as it was as it was at first. Yeah, it's not as fun, because now it's like, y'all, y'all not even trying to be fun. just being haters yeah for sure that shit ain't like fun y'all being real dick eaters right but you know what you know what i try to do though because since it do have my attention i try to go find shit that i like or find shit that's interesting right so i do that so i'm like i instead of me being on instagram i'm just fend of going to read a bullfuck i'm going to read something right instead of being on instagram i had to unfollow all the blogs niggas ticot all the information i don't

I don't follow everybody down to zero. I'm trying to this day. Yeah, I don't follow everybody down. TikTok way more information. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm trying to ban that shit in the U.S. though. I'm like, yeah, I heard. It's like, I don't want to be on there if they banning this shit.

Like, they're going to block everybody from ban that shit. You have some motherfucking haters. We, like, that's some hating that shit. Why the hell would we ban TikTok? Because what the hell TikTok them did to us? Us in China ain't really that cool. They're going to go to the war with us tomorrow. You heard me.

Tonight, at 4 o'clock in the morning, they're gonna drop up. A nuclear missile, you heard that. My great girl, my girl, man, I can't sleep that. In my real dad lost my stepdaddy, you slept on fighting. My little cut strad on crack sheet number three. Yeah. If I had Tina came out with me in us, not three hunt on,

yeah, I'm fighting. Yeah. Oh, God. Oh, my. Hell, shit. You gotta get on that, dude. Wow, will I. No cat.

We'll go up with that bitch. You know what I'm saying? You pull somebody on that shit already? No, you want to get on? I'm ready to take that shit to the moon right now. Say, let's, nigga. Hit the bird one more time, too. My great-grandma got hit with Draco.

I can't sleep at night. Damn. And my real dad lost my step dad. You slap my fight. Damn. Come on the country. I'm cracking number four years. Oh.

My aunt Tina came back from Vietnam. She all three of her toe. Yeah. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. I come behind that bit like that. Yeah. Yo.

Come on, dude. I'm behind that bit like that. Say, look. Yeah. We got the studio right there in the bathroom. No cap. I'm like, God. Hey, we should go.

Shit, man. Come on, go ahead. Go ahead. Do you think. Come on, man. Go ahead. Do you think. Come on, man.

There ain't nobody's happy in the toilet. I did the Instagram video. That was it. That shit went on, bro. That shit was on everybody, babe. It's still going crazy on that. See them going crazy on TikTok. In sitcoms, when someone has a problem, they just blurt it out and move on.

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the game how to make sure business is right but still stay motivated even if the business ain't right you got to keep focus if I gave you 10 million dollars today would you be happy they said yeah he said would you feel like you're on top of the world they said yeah probably what if I told you I gave you 10 million dollars but you can't wake up tomorrow would you feel still for the same way they said no he said well why don't you wake up every day like that if life is more valuable than money. So when it comes to that. See when I hit shit like that, I think it's a trick.

Why? Because this is bullshit. You can't tell the thing. You can't, you can't tell me like that. Nothing. The limit is we got money. I always try to talk to the money that the money who don't have none, but you can't wake up.

What kind of fucking proposition is that? Nah, this is the thing. No, this is the thing. Give me the money, man. You don't know. How would you feel? How would I feel? How would I feel?

You're saying, though, basically what a nita is trying to trick you, man. He's, he's a phrase. But I'm telling you, boy. Hey, listen, nah, the thing is, though, is basically a nigger telling you like, nigger, don't make this money more valuable than what the fuck you got going on every time you wake up. But you were saying this to motherfuckers

who don't got shit going on. That's a fucked up situation to put somebody in. put somebody in and i think anybody will tell you this though real shit you make more money when you're not thinking about making money and that shit easy to say when you got money right but when you ain't got a nigga got money when you ain't got not listen to that no i not listen by that's exactly how you get money don't get money and then try to convince you can't get money and be like hold on let me get them switch the pay the more if you chase the money

the money the more that shit run away The more you chase that more fucking, the more that shit, run away. I feel like if you're a hustler, you already know that you can get some money. When you focus on the money, you just most of the shit, you're like, when I'm going to get my next check, nigger, I work. I'm not stutting when I'm going to get a next check. I am going to get another check. It's coming. It's coming because I work.

Yeah, like the thing is, when you constantly think about that shit, it's like, it's like sitting and watching the clock. Like, and it seemed like it just take forever for that shit. keep coming. But when you're out living life and just having fun, man, I should be rolling in. I want a lot of life. It's got to be an entrepreneur and be smart. Yeah, man. That be smart. If you got one income, then you're not going to be, you never going to have it. You got one. But see, that's what I'm saying. It's levels to that shit. It ain't just like, well, it's like selling back. It's not as broad. There's the staterhouse. And you got weed, crap, pills. And you scrape. Nigg, you scrape. Niggas so on a nigga come.

Come, nigga, you. You ain't sitting in the nigger up the street and down the street. You one-stop shop. All right, your weed, going to be your bill money. Your bill is going to be your going to out money. Yeah, that's the thing. You got to be more than that. Because there's going to be niggins who hear that and think that you're talking about just drugs.

No, I didn't talk for a little sense. Yeah, I get what you saying. Yeah, I get what you saying. So I'm just trying to break it down the lame in term. Yeah, but whatever you want to sell weed. I'm like, maybe you need you crap. You got to sit there. You got to look at what you're selling and compare it to that.

Exactly. Yeah. Well, how about this? Because this the Greg. You take your weed money and you ask to go buy a dog, a bully. And now you have made an investment. Not only your dog who has spurred or you have a girl dog who can carry dogs. Now if she gets pregnant or your dog be a stud, nigger, you can have more than one bully.

Every dog is $8,000. Yeah, I mean, this is... Now you're starting your business off the weed money, so not a dog money is your vacation. money is your vacation money the weed money to keep shit flowing the dog money is the one you stack on you're gonna move your whole family out of the hood off some goddamn dogs and you ain't got to work you ain't got to think about it mark getting hit with a drako yeah we're right okay ready we film it hey nigg pop your shit hey homie pop your shit homie pop your shit honey yeah we're a player real player Hold up, my nigga, you're being hella boozy right now.

Hold up. Poppy a shit, honey. Uh. You already know what it is. Niggi. Niggins. You don't be there. Throw that shit up.

Yeah. Yep. You pop my pee's gonna want to be. Yeah. I might be. Yeah. It's enough. Yeah.

You brought with. Yeah. Nigg. Look at this. Cookies. Nick. See. You got cookies.

Oh. We got cookies that's a carry-on, nigga. Cuckies, niggins got shake in the bottom. You ain't never had no chocolate chip shake, nigger. What day we're going on? Mugmas, nigger. Fuck you're talking about. Oakland Arena, niggins.

Yeah, niggins. June 4th, 3-headed monster tour on Seethers. Nigger on your baby, nigga. What fuck you're talking about? I ain't never seen your baby. Hella niggas, niggas. Out there. The bitch is already got their tickets,

bitch is already out there, nigga. Hella bitches. Hella bitches, nigger. Not few, but a hella. I ain't never seen. Nika on the town. It's gonna be hella bitch. Oh my mama, man.

Oh my mom. I'm gonna see this, nigga. No cap. And two is not hella. Fuck you're talking about, nigga. Get your tickets, niggins. Yeah. Town business.

Huh? What it is? Three-headed monster tour. And. Show them the cookies, niggas. Oh, mama. Somebody mama's made these. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. That nigga ain't on no dog. Who ain't on no dog? I know you got dogs. I know you got to fight that dog for his home. I laid over some jello. I got 15 dollars, man.

What doesn't got dog, you got dogs? You got 15. I'm talking. Dead. English bulldogs. The boy was selling drugs. You're selling no dogs. You got to understand me.

You sell. You go let the dog's for sale. No, what I'm saying is you sell drugs. But this is why I'm a hustler because I sold drugs, but I understood how strategic and serious you got to be to be a you got to be an Afro. I was a, let me tell you some, I was a local joker drug dealer.

I had a couple streets, and I had a couple of streets in other neighborhoods, but that was good enough for me. Yeah. Because you know why? I kept a couple hundred dollars in my pocket, I had a couple thousand saved up, and I ain't about to take care of me,

and I had food stamp, and I put food on the table. I was paying my phone bill, and I'll pay my car insurance, nigger, couldn't nobody tell you. But you were selling drugs to make ends meet. No, I wasn't setting drugs to make ends me. It was for security. I was sending drugs to get off my ass

and start waiting for a handout. Okay. So that's what taught you. And not only that, when I started from scratch with zero, like, bro, no why I can't hear excuses. I don't care, because you can give me an ox cord and a speaker, nigger, I swore and everything I turn this bitch in the best by.

You're right. Because I'm going to take the ox cord and steal a kid and sell it to my partner in them. You see what I'm saying? He saw me, though, like, he saw me. He saw me. While they were doing that shit, I couldn't jump in their lane because that what they were doing.

I tried, but that one of my lane. I needed consistent money. They were out every night doing what they were doing. I was out every four, five months with these niggas. I'm like, I'm still. Right. Damn, man. My man, man, man.

God damn, me. You haven't told you that I sold them. Damn, though. You stole off. But hey. My bad. Y'all ain't supposed to be friends. Y'all are doing two different kinds of crap.

How did they find out your soldier? We're just in two different lane. We were just in two different lane, though. You see what I'm saying? But I see the dedication that the niggins was happening. And I'm like, I need some dedication. I need this whole of shit. You know, you jumped out there.

I'm like, shit. You know, you jumped out there. I'm like, shit. doing it every night and it was times when they leave and forget like oh shit done done now he did tell us to tell him and i got to hear about all the good shit y'all didn't think about i'm like i knew i was supposed to be with y'all y'all y'all hit for how many radio and now i got to come up with my own plan to get me some money you feel because i came by the damn but when i started selling drugs right i was like okay it's my lane it's cool when i

It was like, all right, you need to turn up because they're just about sending grueless. It's what you're doing. Right. Is you stacking money? Like, nigger, I had to literally break down a three, five. It's too intense. Eight times a day. It's too intense, man.

You can't go through the whole drug game. As young kids watching this shit. Oh, yeah. I can't have you know my story. We don't ever know all that parts. I didn't still anything. I'm just saying any documentary or something. I'm gonna let me know how this shit go.

You want to go back drug, back drunk. I had none. 30 cents. I split them up 15 times, sold him for $3 a slap. I had two, three, five. I made six mix, kept some, smoked some, made my money. Because you can't smoke, though, you're going to make some money. I took that man.

Come on. I know a lot of niggas who smoke more than they sell. You see how you turn this into a home? I'm gonna say that again. I know a lot of niggas who smoke more than they sell. Some people only sell wins so they can have enough. So they can have enough to smoke the other half. I don't see niggas put shit to the side.

And I'm like, no, you need to put that with the private. Man. No, that little piece you put on that? Yeah, that's a 60. Put that 60 with the profit. I don't even fuck with niggas who do that, man, because there's so many pets. Some niggas just sell weed just to be selling weed.

A lot of diggas do that. I don't like when the nigger try to put a limit on how much you can get. And I can't even do all that, man. Man, I'm gonna be out. Ain't that the point. I want to buy the other day. Yeah, I can't do that, man. You know what you're piss me out?

Niggas would pull out the scale for a ground. I'm like, niggas, you don't have all that shit, put it in my hand. I didn't ever forgive them, niggas who did that. I remember each and every one of the niggas who ever pulled the scale out on me. And ever since the tapes have turned, I don't fuck with them. You don't fuck with them. No. Yeah, they put my shit on the scale.

scale. This is me, buddy. Hell, trust you. That's me. That's what I suck. That's what I'm saying. That's like, nigga, that's, I feel like a customer at this. He'd be like, he'd be right and the junkie be like, that's it.

I was like, oh shit, let me get you smoke. Don't act like we cool if you know you're gonna go to scale out, me. I suck that that shit. You gave me your whole ball. I don't get your whole ball. I didn't get your whole guy. I didn't get your whole guy. I didn't get your whole guy.

Yeah, that's gonna shit you on that. You're like, man. Yeah. I want the niggie you want to get weed from. If I, you are my friend, you will never get what you're supposed to get. Never. Three five. Never.

You're selling weed three five. Three five. You have two sums so fast. I put it up, I put it in the bag. That niggins has a good bad bad too. I swear to my pocket full of money. I'm like, bro, what the hell is you selling over here to run up for a bad like this, man? That you got a pocketful of money, man.

These are the worst thing. right here I swear guy that was I could smoke for free you want a black boy yeah about like three sacks for me bruh bro out okay chip come halfway fill though listen bro if you I had I had sacks for whatever money you had what you got eight dollar I got a set for eight dollar no cap I got a cent for eight dollars you got a seven no cap I can't take that cell no cap but I give you a knick no no cap hey that was one of the most fun summer that I had around him when they had them goddamn one dime bags was three for ten

oh yeah the fat bad too they fuck the game that that's that shit really piss me y'all that was that zaza fuck the game when I realized he has niggins of loud zaza fucked the game up and I'm gonna be trying to sell my shit for $20 a ground uh-huh and I'm watching my cousin would walk pad me oh I'm so glad them days that that's when there was a weed yeah the nigger of the street was When the old day, when the loud was $20 a gram, there was some, the old day, weed was just, the kind of me was fucked up.

That was the same summer that they shut buckhead down. They $15 of all my shit, god damn. I mean, the day of weed was just weed. You give you the old brink? Nika. Nick, I just want to get high. They want to put out, I had a nigga tell me, this weed here gonna clear sinuses up.

Never been high before. Don't never get high, man. Fuck this shit. They're talking about. This at the time. No, this is tired, nigga. It's 20, 23. This is the time.

No, wait. If a nigga tried to get half nine, 20, 23, cut that nigga loose. Man, cap. We could go to one tonight at 4 o'clock in the border. Get high, nigga. Ooh. It's with China tonight, four o'clock in the morning.

Don't do it. Man, don't do it. Life's some bullshit. Get high. Don't get high. That's just bullshit. Do some shrews or something. You know, nothing too much.

Hell, no. That ain't ain't it. That's the one going to turn the nigga upside down. How you want to do that's, what you've been doing. bro you already successful don't do shit man get hot drink water drink water man man take your own water in the club yeah man keep you some good motherfuckers around you yeah yeah yeah find you two women that love you and get hot that believe

in you yeah too well I don't mean like a little two of them that really fuck with you know orange juice and the cranberry juice that they give and get a bottle I don't trust that shit find you too they don't be having no top one I went to the fire academy they used to always tell us who is one and one is none What? Just anything. What the fuck? That's why you don't need to get high.

No, it's like two is one and one is none. Because look, we used to have to have this rope. And when you tie off your safety route, you have to tie off two safety knots. And then you think you one is enough, that ain't enough. Because two is one. That's my off of Mississippi. And one is none. So.

Having one hole too close to have no hole. Yeah. Because you find you. Huh? You learn out of Mississippi. Yeah. No cat. Don't act like you can't learn shit in Mississippi.

I don't want to lie, no. I ain't gonna say. I learned a lot of shit in Mississippi. You know everybody. I learned for a little actual fact that fact. Meat is indeed greasy. Where you're from? Some place that I start with a beat?

Why, what the fuck would it start with me? What type of game related? You got some location, shit? Yeah. I'm from Oxford, the good part. Oh, okay. I'm from the sedative part. It's real nice up there.

The grass, real green. Really? Yeah. I thought you had like that. We got money up there. I'm from the projects. This was before the stimulus came through. So like nice.

I'll tell you my story. We came up out the project. This is a great story. I don't like telling people how it happened, because it made so many movies about it. Niggas and think it's unbelievable, right? Like I started out in the projects, though, right? But I was never poor.

I just, that's why my family was just from that side of town. So I always had, like, it was real nice on my head. Lottery ticket. It was as ghetto magnificent, is the word. I don't know a couple of friends like this. Stayed in the hood, but you didn't really feel the shit. I mean, I'm talking about, nigg, we weren't feeling no pains. We wouldn't feeling nothing.

We weren't missing no meals or no lights. It wasn't nothing, no shit like that. I'm living in a man. Oh, hey, yeah. I come from a bloodline of ghetto royalty. There ain't nothing wrong with that, no. Yeah. Good luxury.

No, we were never fucked up. We were fucked up. I didn't realize I'm fucking up to it. I got out of it. I was like, damn. Right, so I got older, nigga. I used to come visit my park in Atlanta, bro. This nigga was homeless.

I stayed with him for a whole summer. This nigga was homeless the whole summer. Where the fuck you're staying? In a van. I'd be like, bro, I'm tired. He'd be like, shit. Go back there. Go back.

Yeah, we brought around for hours. We'd ride around for hours. That's what happened. Listen. And then my niggily, I'm like right not know you were homely. I just told the other day. That you were really, you know, you're dumb in here, you ain't. I'm like, part, you were homeless.

I just put it together, you put it together, you were homeless. We were in the van, we were put it up in front of people how we never went in. We put up, he's like, yeah, you're great go-mom. I'm like, that was suck. Every home we get told him, I'm sleeping. He got the same answer. Go on back there and let your head. Look, go on lay down, man.

That's it. That's funny, right. I promise my devil would hold something I did not know. I had no clue. Damn, I hate you had to go through that. We were never fucked up. We were fucked up.

No, we looked straight. My mom was a hoarder, boy. Didn't give him . I'm like, I told him I was going to pay it. I'm like, that ain't, that ain't going to keep it on, no, baby. Like, you told him, you were no parents, did you? I told him. But we're better one bullshit, no count.

You couldn't. I didn't know, bro. First time with this, nigga, how. He ain't like, they were horrid for real, bro. Like, when you walk in through that nigga house, it's like you scaling the side of a builder, bro. Because this shit on every side of his house, bro. Okay, okay.

Like, dead ass. Niggas scared. I ain't know how you felt about it, my little one. That's crazy. You know we want to get that out of this. Listen, listen, listen, because he was saying it. I never heard this. He was saying it.

Listen, he was saying it, but I didn't believe that shit like that. He's like, Ray, I'm telling, man. You don't want to. Well, he's the type of nigga, if you come outside, he's like, bro, go give me some water. Go give me some water. Get hot outside. I'm like, we need got no cups.

He's like, man. He's like, man. He used to be lying like a motherfucker. I'm like, bro. Oh, no, bro. Go give me some water. He's like, we ain't got some water. bowl. That niggum like wick. Put the water in your hand.

Bro. Go ahead, bro. The niggins ain't want to do nothing for you back at day, bro. I was like, God, leave, bro. I know you don't want to do it. I know you don't want to do it. I know you don't want to do it. I'm like, you need you stop walking up there. You're not that way. This thing they got, I was like, I got those saints? That's like, we ain't got those saints.

Y'all got some ice cream, that one guy. For real, for real. We ain't got a house, for real. We didn't got that. Ah, ha! I just be like, that thing, you get on the ass, God. D.C., man, fuck that.

Man, fuck that. That thing was different, man. That thing was solid by his shit, go up. No, man. I grew up in the Clint's house I ever been in my life. I would love stand there. We had all that shit.

No doubt. We had all this shit, bro. I love that. I'm for a project, too, though. Yeah. You're stupid, bro. That thing would be dead ass here and don't want to do nothing with your ass. We'll walk up the screen, me here, how's, and be like, hey, bro.

I'm thirsty. I ain't got to say that. I ain't got to throw those shit up in here. You don't give me some of that. I don't know. My dad did drop out. My dad did drop out. He's gonna spit him up.

I thought he'd come around. That man, he's got an uncle, and no other than to him. He's gonna do with your uncle. He's gonna be walking out of the street, he's just like a regular break. Then 10 years later, but you know that my uncle. That's your uncle that you're walking around. Yeah, man, I just ain't what to tell him about.

That man, he was like, nephew, he's like, hey, eh, eh. Hey, yeah. That ain't you with that shit. Y'all have a hell of a hell of crack ride. Ain't drinking. You're big a Jay-law and that bitch. He's going to rock all that dick to death you. He said, what are the fuck?

That guy, boy, he's going to death you outside. What? Oh, shit. That's a story, bro. That shit be funter, bro. He, he's stupid around. These motherfuckers are crazy, man. Wow.

No, for real. These type of niggies need to be around for you right to say that, so. No. No, no, I don't need to run no sad ass on. I don't need to be around y'all. We didn't know what's sad. Y'all need to trouble. How to fuck we trouble?

We won't fuck rats no more, my boy. Shit. What's all the fuck we trouble? Y'all need to trouble. I ain't trouble. Yeah, I need trouble. Let me hear the next song and talking about you about to get married and shit. Hey, I don't sport it.

You're going to get married game? Nah, oh, no, that isn't it? I don't sport it. Don't do that. I'm going to get married, man. I want to walk down and I with you. Man, hell no, nah. I ain't gonna say hell no.

Now what she's saying on 85 star two. Uh-oh. You're both going to get down. He's fucking married. Hey, I'm going to marry. You can say I this bitch. That's my accent. No, I said, yeah.

Right. But it's a problem really. No. You got to pee, nigger? No, hell no. Wow! You stop her! Oh, he went to go get some sugar.

Nick, grab, too bad shit. Yeah, oh, we grabbed the plane snacks. Cheetos and Frito. Ain't the niggins he ate plain fri-doh? My name you. This isn't what I meant to grab. You did, he used to make your own sandwiches. I meant to grab the other shit.

I'm gonna get the plane. He grabbed Cheetos and Fritos and too much. He got a sandwich. I'm trying to grab some Doritos. I want to fucking say, the original, the corn, dude. You need some Dorado. I'm going through something over here.

Snacks getting low. Y'all, the other month. Yeah, that make a difference. That ain't never seen a nigga smell a candle off the page. That's a little bit. You got some stuff, bitch, isn't? Y. That ain't the one that's the real heavy center.

Yeah, I'm like, I don't know that's. Y'all, I'm gonna have the good shit. What are the good candles at? Originally and calling chips. Which one? 320 cats. You fuck with that? Fuck with that.

Yeah. Wow. Where? Go ahead. Oh, we got you some shit. Pitos. Whatever. Cheetos.

Oh, you got those too. Oh. Oh, yeah. You know I know about Sepritos. Okay. Bucker ride me and as a cheetah. Okay. Okay.

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