The 85 South Show with Karlous Miller, DC Young Fly and Chico Bean - TURK in the Trap! | 85 South Show Podcast

Episode Date: October 25, 2025

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Two rich young Americans move to the Costa Rican jungle to start over, but one of them will end up dead and the other tried for murder three times. It starts with a dream, a nature reserve, and a spectacular new home. But little by little, they lose it. lose it. They sort of went nuts. Until one night, everything spins out of control.

Listen to hell in heaven on the I-HeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm a free agent, bro. I'm a free agent. You know how you know I bring it. You know I bring it, bro. I bring it every time. So people just love.

authenticity bro like you know and i be trying to tell them niggas that but them niggas so stuck in the past bro like and we collide you know they look at it like and but this the thing they five minutes later they're doing the same shit that i'm doing so i think it's just be jealousy dog you feel me like sometimes it take a while man man what to catch on speak my mind and the niggas don't like it five minutes later they're doing shit you like me i'm tell you that nigger am i i'm hit number five nigger on the motherfucker charts yeah yeah feel me 67 all um generous i'll keep saying that road around and um what generous jimros jimros i keep saying generous generous generous i keep forgetting i'm gonna say my own word forever fucking um i hit number 667 but this this independent no no no no major no no no

No. Just straight you. Just straight me, nigger off of social media guerrilla marketing. It feels good because I ain't never had to happen. I always had a machine, you know, so 24 years later I dropped my solo album and that bitch hit the charts on my own. Just me and my wife, you know what I'm saying? Yeah. And that motherfucker doing what I do.

You know what I'm saying? Yeah. And that motherfucker doing what they do. Oh, hell. You started? No. Oh, okay. Park, what's up, bro?

I'm cold, man. Talking about this album? It's hot. I put it, yeah, it's not cold. Oh. I put it in the microwave, though. Yeah. Because it's sunny, they never give me to mean you the order nothing.

Yeah, the boy Sealo came through for me. I got a track with Wayne and Kodak on now. Okay, what? Um, yeah, bro, that bitch doing nice. I got Allie boy. I got young Ralph. Young Ralph is Joe, man. white and shit that's it the rest of it me it kind of remind you all the cash money days but

2025 like they fucked up when they fucked up brother and the name of the album is joseph so it's like if you know the story of joseph and the bible's brothers hated on them sold them in the slavery everything that i've been gone through in the media it just happened then they kicked me out there to it nigger my album dropped the next day it was but it was dropping for real before they kicked me out. So when I got kicked out that motherfucker, it just made all the sense. Album went up, went crazy. Somebody pull us, pull it down. My shit got taken down. So I had to wait another week. Went back up. My shit hit the charts. It was like, yeah, man, it was up. It pulled you down, bro? Somebody threw that shit down? Yeah, I don't know. Somebody had

had power on a Sunday. I don't know who the fuck it was, but. I think I took it down. I think I took down took your whole shit down took it down fucked up my algorithm but me guerrilla market I think I got my own app don't worry about it go to my app I got it for y'all for free go get it go get it all right flood that bitch so now I got to word them out so when they go back up on DSPs now everybody talking about it free promotion no shit different now man I don't need no motherfucking that traditional way shit over with dog Straight to the fan. It's over with.

Man, but niggas got the hustle, though. Yeah. If you got the hustle, nigga, you're going to make your bag. This is your first time dropping out 100% independent. 100% everything come to me. That's lie. That's lie. The neighbor starts calling me and everything.

Boy, this shit crazy, I'm telling you. Hey, man, you deserve it. Nick, I'm 44, nigga. It's like a new artist, nigga. I'm telling you, bro. Niggas who 44 got to have somebody, listen to it too. Yeah.

But see, the thing is, it's not no, it's like a testimony, but the young niggas relating to this shit too. It's like, everybody that's been through some hating shit, betrayal, some snake shit. It's like one of those, like underdog comeback on that nigger ass type. That's my music right there. You hear, my shit been having a nigger crying and all kind of shit, like, shit going crazy though for real. Damn.

That shit goes crazy. I'm telling you. It ain't been out six days, bro. Six days. I'm up there with NBA young boy. Gee, J.I.D. I think this is a name. Yeah.

Nigger the Clips. Kevin Gates. Freddy Gibbs. My shit up there with them niggas. And I'm independent. Them they got millions of fathers. Yeah, that's hard. That ain't enough to call, bro.

Appreciate your grandson. Yeah, that's my grandson right there. Grandson. For real? Grandson, grandson? Yeah, my grandson, man. Oh, that great thing is something for real then. Thought it was a fashion statement.

Mm-hmm. My grandson. They're grandson. Damn. Mm-hmm. Damn. Young and thugging. He smocking in everything in front of granddad.

Mm-hmm. All right. This york right here. I was gonna get to you at the end, but you're gonna act like we ain't get your shit. No, we got, give me one of them, man. Kool-Aid, man. Same shit y'all be young, man. We just don't get to see it, you know.

Can't wait to see y'all shit hit the media. Ain't nothing gonna hit the media. You know, y'all be fussing and fighting this shit. I know y'all do. There's too many niggas around this motherfucker. These are the coolest niggas in the world, huh? Shit. These niggas feel like they own pens and niggins around this motherfucker right now.

No, you don't? Shit. I know the energy, nigger. Mm-mm. This nigga got a mic, don't never talk. He don't even like talking. That niggins don't say much. He don't talk that much.

So who does? all the talking. That's what I'm saying. I guess we talk so much. They don't have shit else to say. Oh. That's crazy. Mm-hmm.

You type of people we like to be around. They just be focused on the shit they're doing. Mm-hmm. They ignore us all the time. I hear that. Yeah. Who playing that? You playing that?

You heard the album? That shit, right. Dang, man, my shit. Hurry up. My shit, my shit, my shit. What you got it on? You got it on. Spotify or so?

Nah, you got to play that motherfucker on. Send him my link. The link to your phone. The link on my Instagram, though. Original hot boy, it's heard. They click the link. You go straight to it. I got the hardest album out, man.

I'm telling these niggas got mad, and I delivered straight up. Promote it. I promise you I do it. Come on. Tell them, do it. Hold commercial right now. No. Listen, man. On 85 South, Turk got the hardest album out, man. I promise to God.

That's why a lot of these niggas mad and sad, you dig. It is what it is, man. What nigger hit the motherfucking charge with? Independent nobody else but him and their motherfucking wife. Anybody ever did it. 30 years later in the game. Come on, man. When God is for you, bro, can't nobody be against you, Doc. And, you know, I say it in a humble way, but I feel like, I feel like a lot of these dudes got labels behind them and it's cool, but I'm going to show them how to guerrilla market wait to a Grammy. And I stated on here, we're going to get a Grammy out of that motherfucking Joseph album.

Yeah. Believe that. Yeah. I make a man who believes us. You went crazy on that album right there, though. Yeah, on this one. Oh, that shit, that's mediocre to, I'm telling you, you click the link. I'm telling you, bro, this ain't me just talking like, you know what nigger been saying?

What? You been saying, man, you surprised me. Like, niggas, nigger had that much doubt from nigger putting out lies on me. Man, you surprised me. Damn. I ain't surprised I told y'all what they were about to be that's why a nigga was fighting against it

because one thing about it the devil or no what about to happen before other people or no you know what I'm saying so they try to stop it you know and that was the reason because I was about to show the world I'm telling you

I'm telling you bro nigga I don't pay for no slide on no charts I don't got that much money you know what I'm saying He's about, now, he paying for that. Paying for what, nigga? I don't, nigga, I don't got $150,000 to pay, to pay your motherfucking radio push.

They say that's how much you need at least that. You know what I'm saying? I bet not, man. Yeah, I heard that take that much to get the... Man, I bet not. I heard Wendy Day say that the other day. It's a thing called guerrilla marketing, bro. And social media, like, we just got to be transparent with your fans, man.

Yeah. That's it. Be transparent with your fans, bro, and you be direct to them. You cut out the middle, man. They want you to believe. See, if they could trick and fool the algorithm with the technology, then you might think that's how it's going. But if you count your motherfucking pockets versus what they're saying on Google,

man, y'all can think whatever y'all want, but I know what I'm doing and how I'm living, you feel me? And you got to stick with it, too, man. So, yeah, yeah, bro. Especially when you're doing, you got an independent push. Like you said, it ain't no machine. So it's going to take you a little bit longer to reach a whole lot of people. Yeah, it might take it a little longer.

I know you heard that murder being song, the dance song, Johnny Damn D. He's been promoting that song for like two and a half years and then finally. Sometimes they do like that. You get what I'm saying? It takes out 15 seconds, then you'll turn up. But he still even had to push it to get the ball rolling. So I salute him, man. You got to push it, bro.

Don't never. There's no such thing as an old. song too like right nigger be like man you dropping that old shit bro it ain't old because the world ain't get it yet you know I'm saying might be older you if that motherfucker was a hit when you put it out the first time it's still a hit I'm doing shows off for old music they doing video for old songs now I'm getting paid more money now than I was getting paid back then for the old catalog so man don't believe the hype y'all they keep working man for real We started yet, we can play it.

Clear it. Hey, put on Me Too, number four, five, I think. Called Me Too. Yeah. That's my single right here. Tell me that shit that right quick. Nah, nigger be hating on you. You might not even know a nigger ain't here hating.

You be like, damn, you too, nigger. You too, nigger, you too. You two. You two. Damn, you two. You too. Hell now, you too, damn everybody hating. I thought everybody was cool.

You too, nigger, you too, you too, damn you too, you too, hell now, you too, damn everybody hating, I thought everybody was cool. Speak my mind and the niggas don't like you. Five minutes later, they're doing shit just like me. I ain't had the money, so the shit was funny. Now I'm too-turned, nigger on their ass and stunting. Can me Louis B shopping, big car copping.

Brand new hummer with your baby mama boppy House nats sloppy all white golly Six bedroom no shoes on my copy Follow me not nigger cause I'm a high boy I know you thought it was over you mad it's not bought Turn to original you a D card And you don't wanna go to water make me deplorid Nika you two nigger you two yeah

You too damn you two hell now you too Damn everybody hating I thought that Everybody was cool. I thought so. Yeah, nigger, you too. Hold on. Wait, you two. Damn, you too.

You too. Hell now, you too. Damn, everybody hating. I thought everybody was cool. Going for me, so I left that who against me. Everything I lost, I got it back plus the interest. Now these nigger mad. I got food in the kitchen.

Put me in it where, nigger, and I bet I make a lynch. I mean a killing. Turn on straight business. Call a CEO on about three or four ventures. Leave it to a little. nigga I won't have one penny you think I give a fuck about hurting a nigger feeling followers in like me my homie turn against me want to fight by myself it's only cause it's in me hate bad for your help bet they got

hypertension yeah just give me my percentage y'all love it you too nigger you too you too damn you too hold out wait come on man go to the next one right quick uh-huh that boy's term I ain't playing on these niggins man That boy, Terri. I ain't playing a D, nigger. I took it back to bring it forward, nigger. Y'all want that cadmoney shit, that hot boy shit. I'm gonna do it.

Yeah, mm-hmm. We got the world saying, about wait, uh-huh, yeah, mm-hmm, yeah. This that shit y'all like, right? So I'm gonna bring it back in 2025, nigger, yeah. Might be a win? We got the world saying, mm-hmm, yeah. Yeah

Wait Yeah My let dove talk right quick though Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah

Yeah I came from a camera To a half Come on man Who that That's double eight Yeah Bitch no

All I get it Hey, the young nigga trying to do that old Cad Money B shit, why I can't do it. You get shit. Come on, originate it. Whoa. One of the O. Wow. Yeah.

Wow. Yeah. Whoa. We got the world saying, mm-hmm. Hold out. Wait, yeah. Mm-hmm. Pull out, yeah.

Mm-hmm. Yeah, nigger. Mm-hmm. Now watch it, lift up. Now watch it, lift up. Yeah, yeah, mm-hmm. Hold on, hold on, hold on, mm-hmm. Let me talk my shit right quick.

And we gonna get to it. All right, yeah. My neck gonna froze like a freezer, bank, a cop, whole outta zero, evil caneevo. Pussy nigger, I'm a stunner. Red will for the summer. Straight stunting on the nigger, bitch, I'm talking K. Slate, yeah.

Hold on, bitch, nigger, keep hate. Think I'm a fall-law, pussy nigg. key weight and I'm a ball like a dog stackin and save me stunting like I'm baby Cad money shit bought a brand new Mercedes and gave it to my bitch on a slick I've been rich but I think you nigger knew that never been the snitch don't know how you nigger do that get back to the blue racks all my friends are dead if it ain't about a then they gotta be the fed did a whole lot of time in the state and the fed only pay-by-note is this motherfucking bread mm-hmm all right man yes sir

I gotta check that shit out. I promise you, bro. Fong them. Hey, you're going crazy, right. Promise you, dog, like the whole album, then it's like a roller coaster. We start that bitch all with number one until they're ready, if y'all ready,

I'm ready, boy, number one right quick. That's with Seelow. They were Seelow Green, I started all. Then my shit like a story. I'm narrating the story. The whole world been saying what I've been going through. Turn it up right quick. Nika been saying the betrayal.

Nigger been sin, a hate nigger been seeing a nigger trying to erase history. You dig? Yeah, Sele going to bring that gospel. We're going to start that motherfucker all like this. But this time we get them back. People keep on telling me success is the best revenge. If you're a real nigga, man, that shit depends. You can chase a nigga down and get a hundred years.

Or you can chase paper, get a hundred mill. I think I'm a chew money over bullshit. Homie, still thugging, and I'm rich, yeah. Yeah, a nigga rich thugging. So a bitch, nigga, I ain't talking about nothing. Put some ice on my teeth, so I speak money. Twenty-something year later, and I'm still jumping. Did my time like a G, and I ain't say nothing.

That nigga acting like a G. I heard he say something. Yeah, nigga act like I won't spray something. That's how that Drake drumming. You doing great. It's going to be a lot of hate coming. A bunch of jealous-ass niggas, niggas all fake to me. See, low.

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Listen to the big take from Bloomberg News every weekday afternoon. on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Put on number nine. That boy got one with Celo Green on the other. Joseph, John. Joseph's success was due to God's blessing, and the blessing of God extended to everything Joseph touched.

I'll tell you, though, I got a Grammy Award-winning album, bro. Potipfer's wife falsely accused Joseph of Triumph or something. It's not a mixtape. Book of Joseph. He always tells somebody to read this book of Joseph. Yeah. The ones who were first going to be last. The one who last is going to be first.

Nigger, that's what's going on right now. Joseph found himself in a dire situation through no fault of his own. Yeah, you see how they tried to put him in a hole? Come on, man. This bitch is so deep. Turn that jump up. Thank you, love. I don't know what I would have did without you.

I don't know what I would have did without you. There drugs at a young age, teenage fiend, heroin, cocaine pills and codeine. Lord knows how many times I OD. Lord knows how many times I had to say, please, begging you to save me, begging you to help. But the only thing I need is saving for was myself. Got on my knees and prayed to God. Please take this taste of this dope out of my heart. Three days later, I thought I was being robbed.

Hot boy, Turk, and a shootout with the laws And every headline on every news station Turp shot the police in every publication I'm locked up, life on a line, my heart racing Facing the rest of my life in isolation 52 bullets, they shot but didn't graze me Nine years won my appeal for God grace me Yeah, hold on.

Huh? Yeah, faithful, yeah. Crazy-ass story, man. Yeah. Thank the Lord for my girl. She stayed the whole ride. Was out of jail two months before she was my bride. We dealt with some heartaches.

Took it all the stride. Could find a way, asked the Lord to be my God. Fighting a win. We're pregnant with twins in a two-bedroom apartment. Hurting, starving. No welcome home parties. No bad to get started. Driving a van I got from my wife, father.

Yeah. It got harder. I'm looking for answers. The rain been falling. Got more damper. My twins only one. They see a walk in then pamphers. And the doctor diagnosed my wife would cancer.

Damn. The devil meant it for bad. But I know God meant it for good. Yeah. Yeah, nigger. 13 years out of prison, clean it's over. My twins made 12. Then my little soldiers.

Wife held in 11 years from the diagnosis. I was broken hurting. Not my pocket's floating It ain't don't matter when nobody Say the law that's spoken Don't matter when nobody Say the law that's spoken It don't matter what nobody

Say the law that spoken My name I'm hot boy at turk But you could call me Joseph Nick See the ones who was first Going to be lag You're going on that bitch That shit

Gonna be first Joeose Help real help Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Let's hear about you. I'm going to play on $4.

Hey, man. Welcome back to the 85. Hey, man. Yes, sir. God damn bang. Yeah, man. We're over here listening to some of that new shit, man. You got a very special guest to him with us today, Clayton.

Come on, man. Come on, man. One and only. Come on, man. Original. Come on, man. New Orleans represent. Come on.

The original high boy. Come on, man. Come on, man. You dig. Running through the hallway. Yeah. Young and thugging. Come on.

Speak my mind. Fatigued up. Like it. Five minutes later, they're doing shit like me. Come on. Fatigued up. Come on, man. Come on, man.

Come on, man. You know, they said I had one song, man. You know, they said I had one song, man. Y'all just hit, like, about three, four. I'm just a kid. Been pulling through the hallway. Playing it wrong. Parking at any time.

Been in place and it well with that fucking guy. Hey, Jay Owen. Hey, yay. Hey, yeah. Hey, Jay Owen. You got it right. All right, bet. And sure we're on, man.

Leave. All right. None other than. Come on, man. I bought Turk. Come on. No, no, no, no, no. Welcome to the 85.

Welcome to the 85 South Florida. Yeah, we appreciate y'all, bro. There's always a pleasure, man. You know what I'm saying? I'm a fan of y'all show, you know, and I'm proud of y'all, right? Man, appreciate that. Ain't too many of us, man, last, you know? Yeah.

Last thing, man, you feel? Thank you. All the bullshit that be going on. Yeah, man. Yeah, y'all know something, man. Congratulations. Man, we appreciate that, bro. Told you, we can, hey, this is the chillest group of people you'll ever be around.

Thank you. It is. That weed, you know. You keep everybody friendly. Everybody like they happen around this mother. Yeah. Yeah. You got to be strong enough.

Everybody smile. Yeah, that's how I do. Catch a little contact. That's how I do. That's how I do. I mean, it's quiet in this motherfucker, man. We're on nigger. Yeah.

Yeah, we don't do all that loud talking this shit, one. That ain't true. It depends. But we did start earlier today, too. Oh, okay. But y'all still got y'all. Y'all still got your medicine, y'all, y'all, y'all, you know, everything laid back. Oh, we got the good music, too.

Just out of your own-stop shop. Y'all got to go to them. It's comfortable. My bad, let me change your own. They keep getting you some broke shit, Tert. Don't do that. Don't do that. Fix it. See, I told it that's the devil, bro.

You don't want you to say that real shit. I'm telling you the devil is busy, bro. You feel me? I'm Joseph, man. We got to make shit this shit, right. We got to make sure we got good, crispy audio, man. Just where you're sitting. Is it how I'm sitting?

Yeah. Where I'm sitting. I don't feel I'm sweating. I don't feel like I'm sweating. Mic check. There you go. All right. All right, I'm going to just sit like that.

I'm straight. Yeah, he should be All right, we should be ready to start this shit One more time Mike's working Yeah, one two All right Now welcome back to today's fast shop show man

We're about to get this shit under raid I told you man Today we got a special guest wasn't nothing other than how I bought Turk Man turk, tell us how it all started man Take us back Because you know we watched the whole come up So just us hearing the story going Man man man you know I want to say

R-I-P to Magnolia Shardy, man. Yes, for example. Magnolia Shardy, man, was real, you know, from the day I met her, bro. And, you know, she put in that word for me. You know, these days, bro, people don't put in the words. Somebody might ask somebody about you and people act like they can't get in contact. They probably just left you.

You know what I'm saying? Got your number on speed, dog. But Magnolia Shardt, man, she didn't have to do it because at the time she was, you know, want to cash money big artists, you know what I'm saying? she had the song Monkey on the dick. Okay. Yeah, yeah.

And, you know, her sister stayed across the courtway in the Magnolia from me. And I told her, we used to rap at DJs and stuff like that. I told her, man, you know, put in the word for me with Baby and Slim. Everybody wanted to sign with cash money. So one day they came to a DJ in the Magnolia, and Magnolia Shaw that was like Slim, this is who I was telling you about. So she had been telling them about me.

And I rap to Slim. Matter of fact, is a song. on my album called This is for the Soldiers, the chorus. It was a different song back then, but I rapped at the slim, and he gave me a card. And I went to the studio, bro, and the rest was history from now. But, you know, Magnolia Shardy, she put in that word for me, man. Well, we know it's a lot of blogs out right now that's doing the New Orleans history, man. Got to give me the firsthand account of one of these Magnolia discos, man.

The DJs? The DJ. Man, you know. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's like a club outside. You feel me?

Back in the days, they had DJ Peewee and DJ Jubilee. When either of those two came in, you know, it was about to be lit. That motherfucker gonna be packed. Niggas come in stunting, you know, whatever they're driving. Females, they dancing, got their high shorts on, you know what I'm saying? Niggas eating crawfish. Seafing. So everybody from the city coming over.

So it's like a black party? It's a outside block party until the police come shut it down. And sometimes the police, they like to look at ass, so they be out there and they ain't shut nothing down until somebody start acting a clown. Right, right, right. And sometimes it'll get like that. It all depends.

If other hoods, because it's beef. You know, you might be beef on a nigga right up the street. Magnolia, Calio, Caliow, you know what I'm saying? We all uptown, but that tension is crazy. yeah okay so the damn DJs yeah you hear that in all that cash money music yeah to paint that picture that's hard man they just they're having the 25th anniversary well not anniversary but it's been 20 30 it's the 30 30 make a nigga feel old than the motherfucker damn it's the 30 anniversary of cash money bro

Yeah, I'm 40. I don't mind saying my age. But how old are the mother niggas? I'm just playing. I'm 404 years old, man. And what age did you officially sign? Where I officially signed legally at 18, but I was around from 14. Like, you know what I'm saying? And, yeah, man, like, when we got out of deal with Universal, we had to I guess get the paperwork right.

Yeah. Well, people don't know, like, I had been around cash money and from Juvenile Soldier Rag album, you know what I'm saying? That was, like, my first appearance, like, being in the studio and getting on, I got on, like, three records. Yeah. Spitting game that I didn't get your mind right. Snatching for a kid, now, people out of the projects.

And juvenile, you did that. And another record, man, on Soldier Rag album. And then from there, you know, the hot boys and, you know, B.G., big timers. Before we put out guerrilla Warfell, we had Get It How You Live. And, you know, I probably were like 16, 15 at the time. But when we signed a deal with Universal, that's what we had to re-sign the deal and get the paperwork right in Universal. Like, hey, you know, 18, he's a man now.

And I guess, you know, they had to do it like that, but I've been with Cadmanus in 14. Man, that's crazy. That's a lot of history. It was just with the music shit, man. You were a young nigga going around the world with this shit. Yeah. Grew up in the industry, man. Yep.

And not just to see you all the way on the other side bouncing back doing your independent shit, man. What's some of the shit that you've learned about the business part of it on this goal? Now, you know, just being able to handle your business and work, don't get comfortable. Like, your song might hit the charts, you know what I'm saying? That don't mean nothing because that shit fluctuate. In order for you to stay at the top, you have to stay working. You never stop working. You have to set a goal, bro.

You know what I'm saying? And with Baby and Slim, them dudes always work like they kept us in the studio. I didn't understand it, damn. know what I'm saying like I wanted to you know do what I was doing but they always wanted us in the studio now being where I'm at now understand why because but you don't never supposed to get comfortable because they got somebody right next to you or over here down the street trying to take your spot yeah they might not say nothing but they they don't like your spot when you're at they want to take that you know what I'm saying so you got to keep on working

bro got to keep working man especially this day and age damn right With technology and all that, man, my unfuck do a switch of rule on you real quick. Hell yeah. Yeah, you got to stay ahead of everything, bro. Like, you got to outwork everybody. I don't care. You could be number one.

I'm talking about everybody saying your name. Yeah. Man, somebody outworking you, bro. You're going to be mad that somebody didn't pass you up. Turk, how you link up with Beehive, man? You're in Beehive and Beehive and say. Yeah, brother. Yeah.

over there but it's just i like the platform because like you said he can you can go as well as you want to yeah but it's still the same respect no man you know be hi i fuck with be hi that's yeah i'm gonna tell you something like i be y'all get the the cleaned-up version yeah what they call it with the clean-up pg or something i don't know yeah but with beehide be hi um he's been the same person bro for like 15 years you know what i'm saying and um um you know i'm I reached out to Beehide when I moved down here. And I told him, bro, you know, I live out here now, you know what I'm saying? And he had been telling me to come out here.

You know, he always interviewed me anytime I had anything I was trying to promote. He always, you know, made show he gave me a platform. So when I called him and told him I was out here, man, you know, I started going to his place. And it just made sense, bro. And one thing led to another. And he made me a podcast partner, you know what I'm saying? And being on Beehide, that really, like, made me recreate myself. You know, like, it was a time when I was being wrote out of history.

Well, they was trying to write me out of history from, you know, everything that was going on in social media. I was able to reconnect with fans and get new fans by being my authentic self. You know what I'm saying? People who didn't know me, they probably was listening to a lot of lies and things that, you know, other people. probably was saying and fabricated this and fabricated that, but when you're doing, when you had that mic in your mouth, you know what I'm saying? No punting, you know what I'm saying?

Yeah, I watch you say right in my mom, you know, but when you, when you infront that mic, brus, like, you got to, um, you really got to use it as a tool, not as a fool. And being with Beehive, he taught me how to do that, bro. Like, so shout out to Beehive, bro, because I'd be going crazy. I don't be going to, fuck. Like, I'd be drank, champ. drunk you're in me yeah I don't be can't bro I just be speaking my mind but telling the truth not hating but I do understand that you know it's a time and a place for everything and sometimes you just got to hold them you know what I'm saying but do you see how it's like a black man opinion can be so offensive to

on that that's the way that they interpret it right yeah like when you see any platform and just like everybody else this ain't anybody said it's a fact it's just this is how I feel this is my opinion. Yeah. And then they'll villainize you for having a fucking opinion. Nobody say you got to think like I think, or accept my way of thinking, or okay it. You got opinions about shit, I don't agree with, but I'm not going to get the jump in like, man, fuck all this. I don't give a fuck. Them your opinions. Exactly. I think, man, people, like social media have made this shit so sensitive, bro. I got this thing, man. And people think

their opinion fucking matters for some reason. How you feel ain't high fact, though. That's how I live. You know what I'm talking about, like, bro. Like, some of that shit be hurtful, though. I ain't going to lie because we're human. But you got to understand, bro, like, how you feel ain't how a fact. And I think a lot of people be having, like, inferiority complexes, insecurities.

You know what I'm saying? Some of that shit be true when people be saying about you. And people don't be wanting that shit to come out, you know what I'm saying? But me, though, I'm going to beat a nigger to the punch. I must talk all the shit that I think in the closet about me. you know I'm gonna tell the truth through the joke you know what I'm talking about and by the time you said I'd be like man

well they already know that shit you know what I'm saying so I'm gonna take the power away from it that's the secret y'all that's the secret you feel me for real hey man like you did say something like I'm fixing my bra or something this motherfucker back you go on

falling down the strap you know what I'm saying you're good though no but you said some real shit though you said that shit be hurtful because we're human yeah it do bro it do But at the end of the day, man, it is what it is.

You can't stop people from saying what they say, bro. Like, you'll go crazy, man. Like, being in the comments, I restrict their ass. I don't block them anymore because blocking, they got bragging rights. That nigga blocked me. I told you, that shit was true what I was saying about them. So now Instagramming got real smart. They gave you this thing called restriction.

So when I restrict you, you don't even know you're blocking. You're just talking and saying all kind of shit. But the crazy part is a lot of niggins that I didn't restrict it. Since I dropped the album Now they're coming back Trying to give me props And this, this, that You restrict it for a reason

So I got to like Open it up to see their comment And now they're putting fire in They're saying this saying that So niggas don't got no pride At whatever time they're feeling The majority and the priority Whoever the poplar at the time

They're gonna roll with And that's how it is And I understand it bro Yeah That social media is a mother fucking Yeah I can't even engage It's crazy man

I just be like all right That's cool Yeah Because you can't take that shit too See it's really for just Entertainment purposes on it Fans bro Fans and stands

Friends always never Stans Shaded Talking all negative shit Whatever one it is It is what it is All you got to do is click on that little profile Or that page And you see that page

I see why don't nobody like you You always talk of shit in the crowd That's why I don't nobody Fuck with you Yeah you know what i think see i monetize my social media right so i be thinking that maybe it's instagram sending boxes sending trolls to try to fuck me up because i'm about to get paid this big bag this month you know what i'm saying and the ai going to pick it up if i respond

now i can't get my money because i didn't violate the policy you see what i'm saying so yeah man i'd be like you know i understand like how this shit work high rolling and Yeah, they have it and I pay you Yeah, they ain't gonna pay you They're gonna hold that shit back If you get bad and you can't get in there They get paid so you know It is what it is bro

Like I gotta learn how to deal with that shit So y'all gotta learn how to deal with me For real Cause I'm gonna speak my mind I'm not biting my tongue no more That shit hurt You know what I'm saying If you tell a lie on me I'm gonna tell a truth

And a lot of niggas be lying bro So so I'm gonna control my own narrative if you ain't going to tell them no messimony why I'm telling my testimony, you feel me? My bad, y'all. You fight it or something? No, I'd be on their line, man. Oh, I thought the nigger fired it or something.

No, they'll be on their line, man. Yeah, yeah. Everything. Yeah, that thing I put on there. My man, y'all. I thought the nigger fight it. You heard me. No, I ain't know yet.

I'll just be on that line, man. Yeah. Lying and can't on. I think a lot of people be lying, but, you know. I don't lie, bro. I used to lie, but I don't lie no more. I'm saying, with social media, everything I put on there gonna be a lie.

Nah, I don't believe that. Most of it. No. Well, you know, you've been lasting, so you feel me? I don't know, man. Yeah, because they know I'm full of shit. Yeah. But they fuck with you, though.

They fuck with you, bro. I'm full of shit. I did it on purpose. Because I saw everybody going this way. I went this way. Yeah. Went diabolical on these motherfuckers. So then if something

ever happened to me or you know what I'm saying they'll be like man we don't we never knew yeah he was full of shit yeah all he did was fuck around yeah yeah you gotta play them you gotta play them you gotta you gotta that's how you confuse him though exactly sometimes you get under them little hating ass post thing yeah I laugh at him you just gotta laugh uh-huh oh you'd be trolling back in the country yeah but I don't never like I never initially like show no kind of anger like I'm not about to correct nothing to something I'm gonna laugh and be like oh wow that's hilarious but it'd be hurting you sometime no hell no hey man come on keep it real man some of that shit i ain't lie some of them motherfuckers can talk boy they'd be

they be making me mad than the motherfucker i ain't lie but i won't let them know but i that why i say it'd be it'd be it make me mad my wife know yeah she'd be like ooh i'm about to get the ass and get on the fake page she's gonna fake page y'all hear me it do hit different when they ugly though because when they're some ugly motherfuckers it make you feel like they really meant it. They meant it. You know what? It'd be niggas that know you.

It'd be niggas that know you, bro. They think they do. They don't know you. Nah, it'd be niggas that know you on fake pages, dog. My wife's been on fake page all the time. She knows a lot of these motherfuck. You got the fake page. Damn right.

I'm telling you, bro, she went the shit now. She got the fake page. She got a lot of them. Damn. Yeah, but they'll never know, you know. She got spies all over the man. I'm about to get their ass. they said that she's gonna get on a fake page i'm telling you she gonna get on a nigger ass so if y'all

if y'all see somebody going hard hard hard you can't exposition yeah but they still not gonna know because everybody go hard they love me oh okay you know they just got to figure it out right you know they're gonna be trying to find out that you know i do this shit man y'all want to learn how to do this and go viral without you know having to say your soul or your booty hole holl that turk For real. Hell, man. Yeah. I mastered this shit, though, man.

Like, for real. Man, what made you start fucking with the social media? Nick, I was broke. When you broke, you're going to survival mode, dog. I ain't lying, bro. Boy, I used to be doing features. Look, I act like I got money, right? I got tired of a nigga saying, boy, your bank account 50,000 on Google.

Now, at that time, I didn't even have 50,000. So that was a compliment, you feel me? So I don't know where Google. be getting the shit from but they were like boy they keep on showing that you know what I'm saying y'all gotta catch up now Google Google you know what I'm saying but anyway I was broke bro so I was like damn I got to figure it out and I started reading and I got this book called thank and grow rich I got a book called The Richest Man in Babylon and um guerrilla marketing right so as I'm reading these books is it's showing me what I need to do with what I got you know what I'm saying so and I started

on social media, I had to let my pride go at first, too, because a lot of people want to look like they got it in front of people. That shit was gone. Who don't have it? Who don't got it? I used to be like that.

I had to fake it until I make it. But I had to let my pride go. But I need it for real. So when I did that, man, I seen how people really fuck with people that's real. Man, that shit became a blessing in disguise for me, bro.

And I just, they tapped in with the people. Whether I have one person on there or a hundred people, it don't matter. I'd be on eight platforms at one time. See how y'all got all these cameras around here? That'd be my phones. I'm saying. I'm on different platforms, boy, I'm on, I'm on YouTube, I'm on TikTok, I'm on Bigo, I'm on Instagram, I'm on Facebook. I'm on everything they got a live.

And I just got my own app, Hot Boy, Turk, on Google, and Apple Store. Go get that stuff. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Going live on there too. Yeah, I go live on there. I do everything that I do.

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and I started teaching people about how to make money on social media we was just talking about that yeah Facebook it's to the point where like these we don't even know if they're making money no more these motherfuckers literally make the money man listen bro they got an unlimited supply

that shit you can make you can make so much money on social media TikTok Facebook Instagram Twitter like you got to monetize your YouTube like it's money printer but you have to know what you're doing and how to do it.

Once you learn how to get in the algorithm, algorithm on no love or hate. See what I'm saying? So if your name is ringing in the algorithm, that's money. So I don't talk about me. A hater is working for me. I appreciate y'all.

So it don't make me mad no more. It makes me bags. Don't make me mad. Hey, man. You seem to be very happy with the way this shit is going. Last time I were here, I want to looking like this. I want it looking like this.

I want to look like, you know. I want to pull it up like that. You know, so yeah, bro, I'm in a great space, you know. I got money now, nigger. Hey, fuck you're talking about, man. I'm going to pop my shit. Well, the album is going crazy. Yay.

The album sound. Hey, I'm telling you. But I didn't think y'all was convinced until I turned around. But that's what been going on. Like, you know, when you first hit some. You want to listen You want to catch all the shit Then you can go back

You got to, you know For the first time I want to hit Okay, man Yeah, I'm telling y'all Bro. How are you talking that shit? Yeah.

I'm telling y'all like This album here, bro It's like A lot of shit that was built up How can I talk about this shit without dissing? This is not a disc album

It's a dismiss album A dismiss all the bullshit that I went through You know what I'm saying? So, if you did me something I'm talking I'm talking to you and I want you to get a conviction but change

your life we ain't going to beef about it because at once upon a time I ain't know how to express it and it was coming out in a different way to where you you like man damn that nigga won't beef with me but I never want to beef I just want you to understand that you're doing some bitch nigga shit

you feel me so so that's just what the album is about but I don't come in anger I come in love. You feel me like, and a lot of people feel it. And a lot of people feel you more when you don't express things in anger. And you say it in a way where, damn, man, I'm going through the same shit. Man, I'm about to go holly at my partner.

I'm about to go holly at my girl, whatever the, whoever the situation may be about. Yeah. And that's, that's, you know, the zone that we in. That's what I had to learn to in life, though. Because if I don't say, if I let some shit build, I'm going to say it fucked up. I don't know why. You know, when you be holding on to some shit and it take a while to get a...

You got to say that shit right then because then when I say it and I'm mad it's going to be real fucked up and I shouldn't have said that. Yeah. Especially when there's somebody you fuck with, dog. Yeah, yeah. You know, sometimes, brother, somebody you fuck with,

somebody might have told them some fucked up shit and instead of them coming to you and telling you why they're mad, bro, or why they upset, it's a whole misunderstanding. and they're letting this shit go for years and years and years. And while it's gone for years and years, now you probably is doing some shit that really fucking up.

So now they're building on some shit that was a lie at the first. But now you didn't cause this because it's friction, it's tension. You know what I'm saying? And man, it's crazy, bro. Like, I just think people need to just be real with motherfuckers, especially the motherfucker they so-called fuck with, you know what I'm saying? I just think that's whole shit when you can't be real with niggas. that you fuck with,

like, that shit lame to me, though. For real. That's fucked up. That shit been going on since the beginning

of time, though. Yeah. Yeah. It's a human flaw. Man, it seems like it's a nigger flaw. For real. Like,

it's pride, bro. It's ego. Like, like, when we come from, like, we just got a,

I just did an interview, man. Shout out to Zillionaire Zoh, bro. And I, um, at Bihia. you know, we just interviewed him and he a young nigga

but the way how he talked bro, I had some on Million Dollar Worth the Game and how he was talking, he was talking not like the average young nigga, he was talking like an older nigga who'd have been through some shit when he was

young. But his head is on straight and I hope that a lot of young niggas who he do have influence over take heed to him like how they be gravitating to the young and they want to be like them, bro. Because dude is on his way to something, bro.

You know what I'm saying? Real special, bro. And his mentality that he has, a dude going to be around for a minute. I think God's going to use him in a major way, bro. Yeah. You feel me? Isn't that dope to see when you're just with some young

niggas who you feel like that about? Yeah. And that's what I'm saying. Like, that shit never happened. But that dude, and then he's consistent with it. So he's going from platform to platform and you're watching them. I met him at the BT Awards, he was humble.

You feel me? And I met him again the same way. So it's not fake. Yeah. That's that nigger character, bro. And, man, you know, I think a lot of more people need to, like, take heed to him that's young, you feel me? Because they'll look at the older people and be like, man, nigga, we ain't listen to your old ad way. You got a young nigga who's standing in the same thing that the old niggas on.

Get your mind right, bro, because they got a place for you. There's a lot of old niggas who ain't never learned. Yeah, they're some dummies. Dumb motherfuckling. They ain't trying to learn. Yeah. But just because you're old, don't mean you're cold, you feel me? Like, I just think, you know, your wisdom, bro, and how you applied in your life, that's what matter.

You feel me? Some people have to, you know, go to prison. Some people got to get shot. Some people got to, you know, lose everything like Job, you know what I'm saying? But when you on a come up and you have that mentality, man. you a bad motherfucker dog because nigga I wish I was like you like when these niggas got their gun license

and shit and I'd be mad at them nigger they got these gun licenses and shit scanning shit out of me and shit you know what I'm saying nigga you was a good boy you got your gun license you ain't really been through nothing

man why they didn't have that shit when we were coming up bro give us our gun license but they wait we get convicted felons and all that bullshit with me like I'd be mad than the motherfucker dog about that shit bro like damn I missed it But it's cool, though, bro.

It's all good. Yeah. You're living and you learn, man. What's next for you, man? You're going to get back. I heard you, you know, on social media. I heard you on live saying you're going to get back into some movies and all that, that type of shit.

Yeah. I got my own movie, reckless, man, that I wrote my documentary. Getting on YouTube, docu-series, stuff like that, bro. I think content is king right now. Like, content is real estate, you know. Like I tell people, bro, there's a difference from consuming content and creating content. Absolutely. There's a lot of people who get on social media and they consume that shit.

And that shit fuck with their head, you know what I'm saying? But if you are creating, you're creating it, bro. You're ahead of the gang. You know, and I'm a creator of content, you know. And I try to turn my whole family on to that, bro, because, you know, you don't have to go get no nine to five if you at home. and soon the idea coming in your head, you want it. You know what I'm saying?

Like that shit changing people lives, bro. Regular people, like, everyday people, there's no excuse for nobody if they just work. Yeah. You know what I'm saying?

Don't be lazy. Fuck asking for somebody to give you something or waiting on the government to give you a welfare check or whatever check they got, didn't get mad when they changed the shit up.

You know what I'm saying? Nah, man, get out there and create. Because content is king right now. Hey, man, you're from the Magnolia, right? Yeah. One of the most legendary projects out the whole city of New Orleans. And tell me about some of your favorite times. Man, you know, all my partners, man, you know.

Growing up, growing up, you know, $42 rent, I'm about, you know, like, damn, boy, $42 was a, that shit was a lot. And my mom had to struggle to pay that shit. And I'm just thinking back on it, right? My mama, bro, was a strong black woman of raised three boys, bro, and just, you know, always being able to provide for us somehow or some way. I don't know how she did it.

But, you know, I remember wearing shoes and they used to have a shoe polish and shit, you know. You know, like, you remember the shoe polish? They had the white shoe polish. Then the nigga, they fuck around and got the black shoe polish. They were like, ooh, boy, we about to have shoes for a long-end time, boy, you know, we had never get no shoes,

now they got black shoe polish. So, man, you know, those times like that, you think back on those times, man, and how your mom just, you know, made things shake for Christmas, Thanksgiving, like we always was able to get things, bro, and it wasn't nothing but my mama, dog. You know, my dad, she put that nigga out.

He was drinking and shit. They had a fight in here and never get right, you know. And my mom had two jobs, bro, but it was always fun, you know, just being with my little brothers, my little brother lost his life when I was in prison, you know, and that shit, that shit fucked me up too, man, because it was like he looked up to me and I couldn't be out there to protect him and save him.

But my funnest time was with my family, bro, being in 3rd or 5, South Robinson, you know what I'm saying? Being in that T-C., old side, you know, growing up. up with my partners, Craig weren't in rat. You know, Craig and weren't dead, rat in jail. Damn. And, you know,

everybody in between, bro, I lost a lot, but I'm gaining a whole lot now. And, you know, I wouldn't change nothing that happened in my life back then, bro, because it made me into the person who I am right now. That magnolia is something special.

If you grew up around that magnolia, bro, like, it's like a, it's like the blessed time. in New Orleans, bro. I promise you, like, any nigga that coming from there know you, it's something special. Everybody that's working

and put their mind or something, they're going to become something. We got J. Electronica. That's crazy. Juvenile, Turk. McNoya, Slim, McNoyal, you know what I'm saying? We got, right now, we got Emline James, bro.

Like, it's just so many people, you know, need no Calvin, Toki, like all these different talented people, bro. Keated Black. Yeah. You know, and the list goes. on and on like don't get mad at me y'all i'm drinking bumble you feel me but um but it's a whole lot

of old songs like that noia special like we trendset us yeah they want to dress like us talk like us you know what i'm saying and noia clap man i'm tech wacko skip man come on i just talk to them boys man we about to do that know your clap remix too y'all stay tuned you hear me yeah there's a lot of talent that came from that noia and i think um you know it's special bro like just everything about that motherfucker to me was fun they had the best DJs to me in the Magnolia we had the best girls in the Magnolia you know what I'm saying they used to call them the Magnolia holes you know what I'm saying like yeah man it was all love man shout out the Kiki that's my home girl that used to be my

girlfriend but that's my home girl now man like like she'd be holding it down fuck with her yeah some legendary shit man yeah no no yeah I know you something serious yeah that's one of the place you heard about in all the music you could get them there painting the picture with the songs but to hear them somebody you ever see them documentaries they be doing on the yeah i actually got a situation with a guy who um he reminded me that i was in a documentary where i was walking through the project and i walked up the magnolia slim him and see murder walk and i dapped them all yeah you know and um man he'm about to do some shit you know but

when i saw them documentary i'm like i know all them little niggas see them used to be little niggas but them little niggas that jumped off the porch and started being some other type of niggins when i came when i went to jail and shit you feel me so to watch these niggas brough become who they became bro like some of them little nigger became real monsters i used to send them little niggins to the stove you know what i'm saying throw the football be be the quarterback for them why they're playing football bro that's the type of shit that the magnolia create and and i'm not just saying it's the magnolia but i'm speaking on the magnolia but it's everywhere to caliote you know what i'm saying st thomas like uptown

period downtown cross the river like new all is in general like it's just something special about they know you know you feel me maybe i'm being biased because i'm from there but yeah man that motherfucker that man ain't nothing to play with bro yeah man super sunday super sunday man i ain't used to like go under that shit bro because somebody gonna get shot You know, like, it's going, because there's too many niggas that's beefing that's close to each other. Even though they got police out there, nigga, don't get a fuck about the police or nothing. Police are on payroll, you feel them? Like, they're going to, if they don't like you, nigga, they're going to drop it, drop it on you.

They're the ones who start dropping locations first, the police. You know what I'm saying? And I didn't seem a lot of people lose their life at Super Sundays, bro. Like, you know what I'm saying? that's a dangerous, you know, place to be. Like, when we do go, we post up because we know a person that's just coming out now, they'll be like, oh, this shit fun, you know what I'm saying? But that shit dangerous, bro.

Yeah, yeah. You know, it's dangerous, but it's cool, though. You know, like, Mardi Gras, to me, it's dangerous, you know what I'm saying? But it's a cool thing for people that don't know, you know what I'm saying. But you ain't going to catch me at Mardi Gras, you know. I might be in a suite somewhere looking at that motherfucker on Tee. You know, I'm not gonna be there. It's a lot of things I'm not gonna be at

because I know how I could get. Yeah, you didn't survive at all that shit. Why would the fuck would you go back and... Yeah. And you know, you're a nigger in the city with a name, recognizable face. A lot of people don't understand that like, oh man, you ain't keeping it real no more, bro.

The goal is to get out. Yeah. You feel me? Y'all ain't keeping it real. If y'all ain't coming where I'm made, that's how I think. You see what I'm saying? Nigger, I can't come where you at where you're at where you're. You can't come wild, man, nigga, we're even, you feel me? But I think they're getting it now.

Like, when you have a misunderstanding, bro, and I had that for a minute, you feel me? But now, man, my whole city behind me, bro, they hit me now. And I think this album, and they, like, hold it down for that Nolia, you feel me? And I'm holding it down for the whole city, bro. Like, I don't just think Magnolia now, but Magnolia going to always be first. that's what's up yeah shit we wish you much success

on all your ventures man believe that and what you walked in here talking about do that yeah yeah man shit take a chance

yeah got to got too hey man these niggas got a bad ass place around here y'all you know then

I'm gonna tell y'all you feel me yeah they got money nah nigga yeah they got it going on man You've been to this one. I ain't never been this one.

Oh, you can't do. Hey, this is what I want to know. DC, what, what you got beef with me or something, D.C.? I'm just trying to see something. Because you come on my page trying to tell me what you like and what you don't like. Then you get on with Rick Ross and you start doing what you're telling me you don't like it, this like. Like, don't be a hypocrite now, D.C. And then you're not here, bro.

I was expecting D.C. to be here, bro. He never here. And I just want to know what's your issue with me, bro. Hey, man. He ain't got no issue with your ass on. I don't know, bro. Tell the truth not hating. This nigga ain't never here when I'm here, but he hit with something, nigger.

And then you get, then niggas that don't want to be here, nigga. I'm calling your ass out, D.C. Fuck, man. And don't cut it, man. He wanted to see you on the tour. Do not cut it. I'm on a tour. I want to see that nigger in here talking to me.

Because when I see him, I saw him at Dream. We was at Jay Cold thing. And he always tell me when he see me, O.G. I want to be like you. Dreamville, Fitt. Yeah, we have a dream real fit. But, man, I want to get interviewed by D.C. too, bro. Like, you know, I fuck with y'all.

But nigger, sit down with a nigga. Nigger, I don't got no disease. Herman. But, nah, it's all love, though. I just had to get you back. Nah, they might cut it out, but. Now, we ain't going to cut it out. We're going to make sure you see it.

Yeah, it's all love, though. I fuck with D.C. I watched that nigga. Come up, bro. And I remember I was shooting a video with Sahari. the kid and um we went we went i think of nate hood or something dc got in the on video now when he first told me nigga when everybody was growing up they wanted to be le way i wanted to be let turk fuck now he was saying fuck you mean you feel me bring that fuck you mean back to

dc the people loving that they miss that fuck you mean to a nigga um hey get my cut that's it believe that joseph album is out right now Yeah, I can find that thing on all platforms, bro. You feel me? It went up, it got took down. We hit the charts, independent, you know what I'm saying? But I'm open for business, you know, so don't think I'm not. Shout out to my beautiful wife and my team, Y&T, man.

Oh, look like I got gifts. You feel me? We got gifts. Yeah, man. I got gifts, and it's a big gift. I told me they got big money over here. You heard me. Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, we'll get y'all match your set. It's all love. Listen, man, 85 South, man, I appreciate what y'all doing, bro. And anytime, bro, y'all need me, bro, I live out here. And I always see that. Hey, I can become a partner over here, too. Come on, man. Just, you know, let me come in, bro.

Like, you know, I wouldn't mind doing that, bro. I'm always going to shoot my shot. I'm on the air, nigger. Hey, nah, I'm saying, nigga, let me come through now. Come on, man. Oh, love, man. All love. And there you have, both, 50-fast out of show.

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