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

Episode Date: June 6, 2025

WARREN G is in the trap for a classic conversation, with Karlous Miller and DC Young Fly, on the latest episode of the 85 SOUTH SHOW! || 85 SOUTH App: www.channeleightyfive.com || Twitter/IG: @85SouthShow || Our Website: www.85southshow.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Yeah. And G-Bodies and shit, Montacalos and... Yeah. Cutler's Grand National. Yeah, that's a, uh, some more dude who, uh... I forgot where he had.

he in California but I think like Lancaster or Apple Valley one of them he G-bodied out the gun Big one from all and dude I forgot his nothing Blasley Malone fuck with them G-bodies heavy too Him and G. Perrako

That's my God Yeah, Glasson built. You know he was on the Netflix show he built that fast as twin turbos. They had the joint where you build you a car and then you race them off of him? Yeah, he had built. Yeah, Glasson. He built This pops

A little mechanic too Yeah, damn Yeah, that nigga built his own shit Like, L.S engine swabs, everything. That nigga fooled with it. Yeah. G. Perico fuck with them

Gbodies too. Glass him alone. Yeah. That nigga built race cars. D.C. don't give a fuck. It just better go forward and back when he get in there. Yeah.

I want to be, Craig up. Oh, great game. Go forward to. about, pay me water out of the fool. The nigga here? Ain't no water in you, though. What?

What's son? You're talking about a nigga out of it? I was watching. Get some water's in it? Addiction. Addiction? Addiction? Yeah. No, it's an addiction.

I'm clipped in his head, and I remember when he said this shit. He said, he remember when he had no ride. I never asked a motherfucker for a rat again. Motherfuck treat you like a pariah. When you need a ride, what? When you need a ride, motherfucker treats you too bad, man.

And you got your challenge? And you were like, oh, yeah, there's never again. Man, I got that car. I drove every fucking way I needed to, I drove to all my shows. Everywhere. Everywhere. Everywhere. I grew all the way to Delaware one time.

Throwed to Michigan, did the show, it came home, man. I'm talking about a 12-hour ram. Fuck that. I ain't want no plane ticket. Yeah. When time you'll be there I'm leaving right now You come out

You say you got the money You got the money I'm on the way I'm on the fucking way Don't worry about me Dang What It doesn't mean

When you need a rag It seems like Everywhere you need to go Far than I'm motherfucking Mm-hmm Yeah Especially around the corner I'm so appreciate

My mama bought me A 13 It was 12 50 90, 964 That scored Hachback Tudocoo Coo You said You had some flashed shit.

No, no, no, I don't want, I don't, no, you ain't let me finish. You ain't let me finish. I was feeling let the world. No, this is the ugliest car on in the world. This bitch, damn little worse than the P.C. But when you dropped, you was like a 19-90. But see, that, that gave me the coverage of why now, every car I got nice. It's just a level-up.

When you don't have no car? Yeah. When you don't have no car, any car. Listen, they're 90-sip-4. That score with like an escalade. That'd be had heat. We had AC The radio had the cassette

I just had to plug it up To my phone Bitch we had mute It might not be in the car You thought on the outside But on the inside It's whatever you wanted to be My boy

This girl had got a new car So she just left her old car At our house This was the motherfucking Amani Carlo One of the Tudor joint This bitch I ain't had no back window talking about the whole back window gone

boy we rode that we rode that bitch till they couldn't do nothing else in the winter hold on zipped up hey I bought some man of them got them $2 score caps from the gas face

he had the wrong side nigg I went down hey he worked but the whole back window gone It's hot in your face But it's cold In between

Eric Oh man You know how many motherfuckers I had to Catch a ride with Oh my goodness I remember I had to give people

I had to get my own family members Gas money They were not Take me And I was spending like that day house They were like You're gonna stay here If you don't give me gay money

I'm like, I don't need to stay here. Take me home. They're like, bro, we need to take your ass home. Five dollars. Worse than that, though, is when you ride with somebody and they ain't ready to go. You're in the club. Like, then you're going to close the club?

He's going to clean. Close. Man. I mean, it ain't but one in there That shit ain't even off I didn't even off I don't get a cook I want to drink out of cook

For real We're thugging in the bill We're supposed to have everything It's the first thing We got tequila gum Uh Look at all the Look at all the alcoholic

Tokele Look at me Oh you We got the little bottle You want to shout at the attention? I got one in my business. I got one. No, I'm good. I got a shot in my boots.

So you in that G-wagon today. Man, that motherfuckin' be riding, man. It do what I need to do. It gives me the look that I want, and I still can ride with like a truck feeling. I'm going to be real, man. That bitch ain't worth that money at all. It's all.

I hate to spend money. Yeah, man. Throw you a little bit of beat up in there. that might change it. It's cool, but see, that's why I got old

old scene. I got, I got, I got like toys but he got toys. I got a toy that I always

wanted that was flat to me growing up. Like if I start a nigga in the Lexis L.F. Homer

with the gold spokes on the bomb. Ooh, that dick a clean. Ooh, he got

gold's foes on the L8th and they tending Wemble he got two tears in the back.

They ain't too Oh, but you hit a little I'm like, yeah, you got to watch you, he keeps a cover a hundred in there wild Krispy, just got out the back. I just got some music done in my vert. This shit sounded like a concert, man.

This is some of the loudest shit I'd never had. Why? I don't know why that shit's so loud. It's loud as a motherfucker. Did you tell them? This is in the convertible. You take the top off. That shit goes crane.

Yeah, man. This dude over here, over this way, did it? But he got that motherfuckin' slapping. My buddy, appreciate you. You ain't fucked the car show up all of something. Yeah. You ain't got no choice. She is.

You ain't got your ugly. Your, no, the carter you don't like. The lease is still smashing the nigger best car. I got about four of them. Do you got a number? I got them over. He got a nover. That's that.

I got a nover. I think it's a 78 or 79 one of them See, that's the thing I got Shavis That's the motherfucker I got two Shaville

Yeah And those motherfuck See I was looking for That's the little brother Uh huh I didn't know getting it But I don't think it was the one I won't Yeah

So I gave him Because I knew somebody Who were gonna do it He was gonna do He was gonna do it right I want to Skylar With the soft top With the leather top

Yeah Wow I need that I don't need that I don't even know if it looked. I just need that Skylod with the top on. It's vime. Not that hard shit.

Oh, you want a convertible? Yeah, I want that one. Really the one he had in the Fasting period. No. That's a terrible. That American muscle, motherfucker. Oh, that's a charger. No, that's a 70 charger.

That black one? It was. Yeah. I got some shit coming, though. Don't count me out just yet. My scarlet is going to be my ex, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, the one I'm going to sit in and do to do it. Everything else is just to ride

and just ride around the neighborhood and shit. But there's Nova. That's what I'm going to take my time with. When I said, I don't know anything, I may put B-12 in that motherfucker. I want that bitch. I want the exalted be like, ah-uh, uh-uh.

You got to put you a dog-in-com in that it. The cam's going to be super. I want the cam to be so stupid that it get every horse power. out that bitch. And then I want some turbo on that motherfucker. I don't even want a nigga to play. I want the kid to be

so bad that it's shut off. No. I don't want my shit to shut off. You're like, what are they're going to fuck? Shut off. Bring it down there. We'll make that motherfucker that fan. Put my shit on that place. I think he tried to brace me all this. I just put the supercharger on the 7th, on the on the 7th. On the, on the 7th 4th. You did what?

Put the supercharger on that other day Ooh Niggas tried to race me On the expressway I got off I said I don't know I don't even know

what X is here But I'm saying You don't roll up He'd like two Three times I don't slow down He's slow down We don't let me

Take your ass on Man You would have Bad at him I don't be doing A bunch of races You don't be doing a race Sometimes I jump out there

I was there I remember one night I was going to the airport I was in my grand National. Right. And this young dude, he just killed. Killed fucking with him.

He didn't think I could get off in the Grand National. He's on. I don't know. Burgerstall. I was in the right one, too. That's why I got to get my nose, because it's been too many dogs

out here they just, and they just be trying niggas, and I'd be having them cruises. I'm like, bro, I'm old school with it, young. Like, try these. the cold with it, but this motherfucker ain't going over 85. I got... That's what I was thinking. I had to stop myself all week for buying me like a hell cat or some shit.

Yeah, a little birthday present. Yeah, chill out. I want one bad no more. Just to do shit like that. Just like a stout. That way I like my vet. That vet do what they need to do. Oh, that's not playing. Not playing. I ain't know I had no class. I was going to get rid of the

thing. I was like, kid me. I was like, you want it. I was like, no, I'm a kid. I'm a kid. I got with that purple one that he got, the, uh, the, uh, the, uh, the, uh, the, uh, pace car jump. Oh, that speed race, my, brother. Not a purple one with the flags on. You know, uh, yeah. You got some shit?

I know you got some shit. I ain't got two four. You got two? 82 L Camino and 64, seven. Oh, yeah, 82. I got an 86. Yeah, yeah, Camino. Yeah, yeah. Yes, sir.

Yeah. We're on the same way. Yeah, we're on the same way. You're on the same way. You put the high rock, that bomb. No, I didn't, I ain't cut it. I'm a little different with it the way I got it being done. It's kind of, it's not like a lot of guys usually do in L.A.

Right. It's more like I told them I want it kind of donked out a little. Right, right. It's heavy. No, I don't want to cut it. Engine, I want everything. Just a real. Every screw, everything on that motherfucker.

Frame off restoration. Every time. I mean, so that's why I was taking so long. Cron them, God, everything. You got to take a minute to get all them apart. So where did that, where did that? What do they come from, man? They come from the end state, the hydrata.

Like, getting from a black dude. Yeah. They did come from a black dude. One of the guys who, who, that was painting a lot of, Doc, that one of his guys, that was, was with him. Well, he was with him when he passed away, but now he still do his thing.

Maurice, that's who doing my Chevy. Oh, okay. It's going to be, no, they're going to make sure. Yeah, it's going to be, it's going to be one of the ones. And that's the G's that starting. Oh, you know, we get the talking car and shit, but you remember, like, who was some of the people in your neighborhood, what they had growing up that it was just like,

when that motherfucker hit the block everybody. They go there. They used to have a Bronco. at the corner in the Bronco or Chevy Broncos. I know the Apollo was crazy. No, the Ford Bronco. They used to put them up on the big novice.

And those had the window that went down in the back to the windows. Boom, boom, boom, boom. Boobo boon. Boop boom. They could hit the corner and that. God damn. Them motherfuckers was crazy. And the Nissan Central trucks.

Yeah. Hold on. Wait a little bit. The little bit is long ride with the long bed That's what phone happened No, not that one Nissan Central The Central truck

The New York On a phone by phone my With the long Man, niggas You go crazy about this girl That's what the old center line That's safe that one of seven Then you get the bed done

Had that bit laid out With the custom speakers all that bit That's Parked their motherfucker then make the bed raise up. Only in California. They're the motherfuckers. Yeah, it was a lot.

You know, it was Chevys. You know, El Camino's, too, though. If all El Camino's had monster beat, it was a lot. When did the Impala's come in to play? That was always in the play. As far as I can remember,

like, even before I was born, shit. Um, Man, you know how long it's from. I'm going to meet this, man. What's the O.G? Maybe this is this is the motherfucking Dr. Drake video. Nothing but a G thing. This nigga looked like he had most fun than anybody in the whole fucking video, bro.

I did. This, you look like it. I never even knew that nigga named. I was like, that nigga had me fun, bro. That nigga was holding a blunt like this. To all the people who never saw what Warren G. was holding him. Holden in that video was a blunt. Yeah.

I saw it before they edited it out. Nigg got the end holding the blunt. It looked like you. I can't believe it's weed. Oh, yeah. No, it will. Tell me about that day, man. Before we even get in this shit,

man, we were half a boss. It looked like it, man. All the hos was. That's what a big man. That's a lot of bad, bad motherfucking beautiful women. I was ready to say bad bitches. That was that too.

A lot of beautiful. It was a beautiful woman. It was a bad bitch. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, it was all of the above. And the vibe, it was just, just, just, it was a fun time just to, you know, be with all my guys. And knowing that I, you know, I was a part of all of the shit that went down. So I was in a moment when I grabbed that motherfucker.

I'm like, like, hey, like, yeah, niggas, they, oh, we flashed a camera, hey, they go, hey, let's go. And, you know, it was, it was just a. moment that uh that uh that i was had was having a lot of fun i was a fool back then too that i ain't gonna even lie i gotta ask you this man was this shit still as fun like before the money came right now no i'm saying that from that time uh-huh when you was talking about like that day but in that period before you got on with the music was the shit still fun right yeah fun as fuck yeah i mean all of it, like the whole journey to right now sitting on this couch,

all that shit has been like fun. I've had ups and downs as far as like just ups and downs, period. Like what we go through in life, but the shit is just always, it's been incredibly fun. Like when I go on tour, when I be on touring on the road and shit, and like I was telling guys earlier, like just the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, proud that's there. Knowing everything that you...

I mean, these motherfuckers, you're like, damn, what the fuck? You know every goddamn thing that I'm doing on this motherfucker. I thought it was going to be some more people coming in here that don't know that's learning. But it's just a nostalgia. Just everything about it is just

it's hard to explain, but it's fun as fuck to me because I get to give back to them, those people who made me who I am. So I get on there, I tell, I give them the music, I talk shit to them, have a good time, and just fuck with them. We have a ball. Yeah.

You know, and anybody who's been to a Warren G show, y'all know what time it is. We have a great time. Yeah. Non-stop. Man, you're going to go down as one of the coolest niggas that ever came in the game. Oh, that. You don't have a career as long as you can have. I can't never think of seeing you, not in Warren G mode.

Oh, man. Like I ain't seen the nigga yelling at nobody at 99. You know what I'm saying? I ain't seen the nigga go off or come out of character Atlanta. You know, like I remember watching the documentaries and shit. You know, I understand. You was always, there's some shit, though. I try to stay away from the cameras.

But you know the nigga in the crew that just keep some shit going on? Your name always come up in the shit. And the nigger Warren, she left with all the weeds. They were like, I don't know. Are you doing this shit on purpose? Like you just, you're the little brother out of the crew or what? You just always got some high jinks and shit going.

Warren, G. Left these holes in here. Like, you was always the nigga. Oh, you're just the nigga that got blamed to everything. No, I was just chilling. I was told. No, I was with the business just, I just wasn't like, you know, I'm going to chill and just analyze before I act. You know, so I'm just chilling.

I ain't tripping off or nothing, you know, what's going on. But, uh, I mean, You know, I just like to chill. You know, I don't really, I don't like to get in no static with nobody, you know, nothing like that. But that don't mean I'm a buster. I ain't going to sit up there and just let a motherfucker say or do anything. But I'd rather diffuse before it turn into anything. Like, no, we don't even to go there.

My bad, man. Cool. Hey, I'm going to keep it pushing. And now if they want to keep egging it on, I'm like, look, I just said, I'm cool. you know keep on you know and then that's when you go get what you don't what you're asking for right and I'm not trying to go there with nobody but um I'm just I just like to be cool with everybody yeah sir cool that was one of my nickname I believe that shit back because I mean a lot of your lot of your rhymes you say I own gang dang and shit like that be around the bunch of gangstens

and shit though I was you able to have a career so long but you're right there with the gangsters and they ain't never been like come on Warren you got to make a decision I was born I was born in it right there where I'm from Long Beach, California. I was born in it, so I can't say I'm from here, there, there. I was born in that whole area, that culture right there. I was born and can't nobody tell me shit. None of them motherfuckers down there. You ain't, did a lot of no, you know, know, that I'm original Long Beach.

It's some motherfuckers that ain't. but can't nobody tell me nothing because I was born there, raised there, everything. I was born in it. I just choose not to, you know, go in that route.

You know, going to move in that route back in the day, yeah, I was with the business. I was mashing with everybody. You know, you know, things, you know, I was, you know, I was active.

Right. In every way. I ain't going to love it. In every way. In every way. But I told this. I just told, that's why with me and Snoop, the way I told Snoop, we got to, like, do you see it is a real story. I was like, nigga, we got to switch.

We got to flip this and go this way. Because if we keep going that way, look at everybody that we with. 24 to life, 25 of life, 10, 15, all these niggas getting some numbers. Let's go this route. Me and you don't get it. They're all our home boys and then graduated except for us. But we was county bound. We was up in and out, in and out, in and out of the county jail.

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See how much further you can go. care of your mental health. Snoop came on here and he told that you had the motherfucking phone line, the voicemail. People used to just call the voicemail and say crazy shit all the time. That probably was the hotline. The hotline shit.

And a lot of that shit made it to the skits. On the halveline, 9-7-6070-9-6-0-7-0. The radio used to have, that was like the intro, but they would push it. And then you that was a commercial on the radio so we called a number and we called us a party line so you talk to the niggas from Long Beach

Compton Watch L.A San Bernardino and everybody on that motherfucker talking shit Right on the radio But you meet girls too And they say their number Motherfucking get the number and do do do do do do down and

end up connecting through that It was a cold It was a cold It was a cold like He yon's on They got out on Oh, y'all had to get the holes off the high-la. And hope they looked good.

I hope they looked good. You down in this picture. Yeah. Yeah. And, uh, but it was cool. It was fun. It was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was, it was a lot of fun. Hold on, so you got, you got to, you got to bring it down because a lot of people don't have, like, that, that, that Cali understanding, like, Long Beach is different from, you know, it's the same.

It's the same But, you know When the morgue would be like Oh, you're from Los Angeles Now you quit Go to let them know I'm from Long Beach Yeah

Right Yeah, I mean We just We're from Long Beach But that's That's our shit That you know Like how everybody

Claim LA Well this Long Beach This is like That's us That's like our own Island Right Over here

We you know That's just how we are We don't We don't go nowhere And start shit, but we will end some shit, for real. These come up out there heavy, and everybody from L.A. Watts Company everywhere, they'd tell you, every nigga that they know in Long Beach

that they was been locked up with, has squabbles. Most of them. Ninety-eight percent of them. Now, I don't know if I'm sure some that they probably got beat up or whatever, but they still squatter with the best in there. Yeah. Yeah, big bouncer. Wow. So we need the music coming. Bring it back. Hold on.

Warwick Z. The Coos, Mr. Coom, man. Music always been with me, too, through my parents. Just being at home and listening to the music that they plan while they, you know, your mom's cleaning up. You know, they like to play music and shit. So you get used to the music that they play.

And my pops was, he loved jazz a lot. So when they separated, I used to go to his house and I listened to jazz with him. He'd be smoking bud and shit. I have his friends and shit coming through. I can't trip. Yeah, y'all ain't together, but, you know, but he was respectful. Right. And those, those, from that to, you know,

and Dre also, Dre being an inspiration, as well because he was a DJ you know once my father had was married to his mother uh wait a man wait a minute wait a minute see he ain't know this man man come on man I'm a real I'm a real west side

Atlanta yeah East Coast I'd have heard about y'all yeah I don't know nothing about y'all yeah you're with daughter great brothers yeah we're stepbrother I mean we've been together all our life but how you mean know this man that's she looked like home boy

like a motherfucker. I'm used to yeah, bro. Y'all got no churn, but we grew up, we grew up. Y'all were the first year and you ain't we grew up.

We grew up together. I was a pup. Just like I, like I said, he was an inspiration to me because I didn't have big brothers. I had only big sisters, but my sisters was thugging. Right.

Still, they was thugging too. And just looking up to him, having a big brother and Tyree was my other brother looking up to both of them and then my sisters as well so it was just I was trying to follow all what they were doing right I was the pup up under them and uh he was DJ and I asked to show me out of DJ so he showed me out of DJ um and I caught on to it and I started you know start learning more about it and just start digging into the records and from that from him to my parents all of that

just all like form to I am to where like because you'll hear in most of my music you'll hear more of a soul-ful feel in it but I do do some I do some hard shit too but it's going to have

a certain vibe to it where it's like damn okay Warren did that because I like to put that I can't explain it it's just a good feeling I like this and I That's what I'm about.

That's what the G-Funk air is about, just chords, strings, we bring, melodies. Ge-Fong, the rhythm is life. Life. Hey, man, welcome back to the 85 South show. Yeah, yes, sir. Hey, DC, today we don't keep the whole street going. Because, you know, when we bring guests to him, we don't bring nothing but ghetto legends. I'm talking about real ghetto legends, man.

And if you don't know, now, you know, D.C. just got his mind blown because he didn't know Warren G was Warren G. This is a motherfucking legend, bro. He came out the game with a classic. I'm talking about. What the fuck is you talking about? No, I didn't know him and not trained. One of the coolest motherfuckers in the world, bro. Got his own era, the G-funk era. Was in a group with two of the coldest motherfuckers that ever walked this earth person. bro, hit after hit. You know what I mean you love him? He probably's the reason you smoke weed right now. Right.

None other than. Who? Warren, she. Oh. Capital G. Much love, man. Much love me, too. Much love you do.

Damn. Yes, we can't thank you enough. Oh, yeah. We can't thank you enough. Yes, baby. Man, you know how I got in touch with him, D.C. I look one morning smoking weed. listening to regulate

listening to the regular I'm not tweeted I said why the fuck was Warren G riding around in the hood few the dice game

some niggas he don't know get out the car and say what's the right you want to get some buddy

man you want to get some crazy you stop hey that's how he's been hood

you're singing on the shit like look what let me Let me get in there. Hey man, that song right there is a classic. It's got a legendary West Coast sound when you hear.

You already know what it is. And it's what you're potting on the hook. None other than that legendary Nate dog. And then I was asking you earlier, it's like you took a different perspective on that. The rapper always the hero in the song. He'd have slapped all the niggas and got all the bitches. But you took the flip side. Yeah.

What made you take that approach to that? Yes. And let your partner be the hero, though. That's the part that you weren't going to see niggas ever. Just, just telling, I mean, telling it, just how it is, just not being, you know, like on no bullshit. Like, you can't win them up. Right. You know what I mean?

So I wanted to tell the story as far as just, like, having a good time, and then it gets, you know, messed up on some, you know, messed up on some, just rammed. Random hood shit, motherfuckers get to tripping. But actually that story was some things that happened to a couple of my homeboys, and I told it I told it just, I went just a little different with it, but it was a story

that happened like that, really, with some of my homeboys getting jacked. Yeah. The crazy thing about the shit is he broke the song down. I couldn't tear their head off. If you broke the song down line by line, though, the whole story is sound believable.

and reeled them motherfucking bruh this niggas was getting jumped and said if I had wings I would fly

you know some nosed out of you if you wish me had wings you you got to think outside

if I had wings you got to think outside to buy that guy and he is crap

you got to think outside to fly who's like God damn If I had wings

I could just get the fuck out of here right now What the fuck? God damn, wow But that's a dude sound like It's like a fucked-up day

for Warren G That song's so believable Bro, every line in that month Yeah Because you've told Every detail That need to be told

Yeah It's a clear black Yeah Like tonight, Warrenji Yeah And what happened Oh man

Hey, Friday. Apparently, Warren, he was on the street trying to consume. Hey, trying to consume. We're in on the wrong group of niggas, huh? You know my other favorite line in that song, too. But the mention was ladies. Yeah.

That's why I was saying my favorite line in the song, though, is the second verse. When you come in and you say, now, Nate, you have to free. That's a normal fan. Because, you know, this is the world's introduction and Nate dog so if you

If you ain't know this I need to tell you that Right Before this song came out You had the freaks Uh huh Yeah

So the one that thing He got the freaks I'm not gonna lie He was Naid was He had him Had him He had him

Brer's like You and Nate dog Couldn't miss together Right No Like this thing Was so good As thing

Did you ask this thing to do something Or you just Tell him to go Well just tell him to go. I'd give him the concept and he'll go from there

every time. So break it down. Like, you know, back then niggas were singing but niggas weren't sanky. You know what I'm saying? But then y'all had a representation of who was gonna be singing.

Like, he was y'all's future. Yeah. Like, how we look at fusion and his future be singing. Like, he really was the one. He went crazy. Like, yeah. He represented that whole west country.

The cold thing about it is, he would do like a like a rap thing type of style. Right. Like if you listen to a style One of the All of you holes know what's up with

That's like rapping like all of you Holds know what's up with 2-1-3 And he put the singing on me You see what I mean No exactly what I mean And Nate was kind of like a Like an opera singer

But A ghetto opera singer Exactly Yeah Let's see what I mean Like when he's He was on the song with 7040. Riding in my car.

And I'm listening to the radio. That's what everybody doing. I'm listening to that. What he was a ghetto opera singer like. He made everything sound like. And you even lick my balls. Women don't even get mad at this boy. This shit sounds so.

Hey, it's not at all. That niggum Way For the niggas Who be thinking we saw We don't play When you're rocking to the world Fall off

That old up Way For that niggas Who be thinking Who Take a Hey Hey

Yeah Yeah See when I do that shit They say They'd be like They're like When I hear When I do this shit like

Hey, they were going to go fly. Give us one of your favorite, Nate, though. We was in the studio. We was recording me and him just recording a bunch of records. We was actually doing an album together, just working, and we kind of got into it. And we got into it heavy. Like, you know, you know, you're talking,

I said, Nick, you a bitch. I said, you're a bitch. Oh, what happened? It was, I don't know what it. I can't remember what we got into it over. But we went there with each other. So, you know, he, he left, I left. It was my studio.

So he left, I left. So next day I get in that motherfucker and I'm in there back to doing what I do, create music and shit, just doing music. So the nigger called me. So I'll answer the phone. I'm like, what's that now? Like, what the fuck you want? nigger.

I'm talking shit. He's like, nigga shit. Like, what's up? I'm like, nigga, you,

what's happening? Like, nigga, you don't talk his shit again. So I'm like, nigga, fuck you.

He's like, nigga, fuck you. And he's like, check this stuff. What time we're getting in the studio? And I was like,

nigga, fuck you. And I said, nigga, three o'clock, come on down. Let's get in this motherfucker, nigga.

That's my guy. We did. We would talk shit. but at the end of the day no matter how much shit we talk to each other we would always end that shit

and just jump right back into what we were doing because he used to piss me off a lot I ain't gonna lie about that because when we're working one god damn it you need to cut that shit out because he gets up quit being so motherfucking nuts

with these motherfuckers he'd be like won't go on them Nate, what you want me to do? Kill a motherfucker? He used to want me to really be tripping on motherfuckers. And I'm like, Nate, you already know I don't get down like that. But you know how it is when we get down.

Right, right. So you don't know what you already know. But we used to have a ball. We did a song called Joystick. Playing a video game. This nigger said, stop the music. the beat was already playing it's a song that we got called

Joystick a lot of people may have not heard that it was on the 213 album that it got shut down through whatever business shit but we're going to we're just going back on it's going to go back on DSP so that's going to be dope when people get to hear

but that record it was a song called Joystick we playing the video game they said stop the hold of pause the game because we're battling them on the video game in the lounge. So he'd go in there and told my guy, he said, he said, Greg, play that back from the top.

So he jumped in there. The nigger jumped right in there and said, She says she wants to ride my joystick. We was just, he went off of the joystick. Right. He act like she want to ride. My joystick. And he built all of that off a joystick.

And it turned, it was a record. It's another ain't no fun type of record. That's how dope this nigga was. He was just, he was dope. When did you know that regularly? I knew it was a good record, but I didn't know it was going to last this long and be this big.

It's like it started all over again. Like right now, I just, I knew it was a good record. Yeah, I knew it was a good record. It was dope. It was sounding good, everything, like, had all came, like, came together as far as from me sampling the young guns. And what was crazy about that is that I was just looking at the movie because I loved that movie. And when I heard the motherfucker say, regular, he said, we worked for Mr. Ten Dells. regulators.

I said, oh, I looked at the numbers. I wrote them down where he started that at, and I listened to the whole conversation. So I took the RCA cables out of the VCR into my MPC60, and I sampled each part of that to build that intro on Regulate. And from that intro, there, along with the beat already being put together,

because that's what we used to say. we're going to regulate this, we're going to regulate that. That was like the word around like around our crew, the whole death row crew. We're going to regulate that. We got to regulate this. So when I heard him say that, I put that whole shit together as an intro. And that's when I knew. I said, this shit is going to be

monster. But I didn't think it was going to go that far. I just, I thought it would just blow up in L.A. You know, because I didn't care about, no. I just want people to hear my shit. And when that shit got the cracking and the first tour I went on with R. Kelly

Heavy D. Brad and Jermaine DePree and Aaliyah. We all was on the same tour together. That shit was crazy. Like to come out and all these motherfuckers were singing that shit. I was like, wow. This shit was crazy.

And it was We had a week. Yeah, we had a Yeah, yeah. No, a lot of us started. My era was Outcast, Me Outcast, Brandy, the Brat, Germain DePrient of Brat. It's a good class.

Well, Usher. Alia. Alia. We was all in the same, like I said, the same class and the same constant. Biggie. Biggie was in there, too, because he came right in that era, too, right in my air. I mean, you got a lot of hands on with a lot of insight.

Like, this ain't just like somebody that's just stayed over there. No, mom, no, no. This insight. You're talking about, now I'm hip. Dr. Dreya, brother. Damn, that, that's your brother, bro. So when the NWA kind of like started, like, you was there to hear and see it. I did a skin on

niggas for life just like on the chronic where I did right I did a skit on niggas for life right if you listen to niggas for life

and you hear the young dude that's on the telephone like talking to the pool hey man get your motherfucking hands right that was me okay I think I was both I might have been like 17 or 18 around that time

yeah and uh that was my experiences with with you know with all the county shit but uh i was hanging around um how tough was it to be that vocal knowing like your brother in there when they was like going crazy like going against the police and all that but still like representing the you know what I'm saying the city that was tough that was I didn't I didn't give the fuck I was riding with them whatever they was on I was on

Like, let's do it. Whatever we own, let's go. That's how much I was, you know, and then DOC, I was like, oh, my God. I fell in love with his artistry. Right. You know, just how dope he was, him and then above the law, which who took me in, above the law took me in. And that's where, that was, G-Funk, they started that straight up.

I'm not going to sit up there and try to say I did everything. What I did was I took it worldwide, and I let the world and know what time it is with G-Funk era, which is a part of the G-Funk, but mine's created in a new genre, a new genre of music, a new style of music. But you still have this G-Funk over here, which these guys made me a part of, rest of a piece to G-Mack, rest-and-piece-to-Ley-Law. 187 cocaine KMG Rest of Peace Total Chaos

Them was my guys They took me And I lived with these niggas Like When I didn't have shit Like You know Yeah

My guy Hey What made you You It was always I was always Dote It was always dope

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Welcome back today to find sound chill, man. You know, shit. Keeping that shit real with Warren G, man. Man, I wanted to ask you, there's somebody who was out there when this shit was going on, man, the riots, man. He was out there for the L.A. Right. Yeah.

Give me the warranty perspective on the L.A. Rad. Yeah, it was fun. I ain't going to lie. It was fun because you had like, yeah, cribs, bloods, Mexicans all together. It was a peace treaty out of this world. So every, like, neighborhood, every, was throwing parties here. There was a party in such and such, who's a rival with this.

this set parties in their hood fam is a party in this hood everybody together boom that shit ain't never happened I mean everybody's

parties alone which with this many different hoods they don't get alone but they all in here parting together niggas shaking and all that type of shit

it was crazy and uh you know I wasn't like super active with the looting part but me I'm gonna say me DLC

and I Me, D-L-C-I-T, it was doing an interview at KJLH on Crenshaw. We needed some beer. He tried to say that. I said, I'll be right back. Went outside, boom. I went down to the liquor store,

walked in that motherfucker. Hey, that motherfucker came back to them niggas with the beer. And they're looking at me crazy because the way KGLH was, it's a window. And they, you know, you could, they direct the interview all that shit. Right there. They see me come running by, bam, I'm back in there. With the beer. Let's drink.

Yeah. Got it that fast, but. So the Faulties. Explain the Faulting. What are that? Yeah, Old English 800 or you had old English 800, or you had, let's have one. You had, let's have one. You had a crazy horse.

I don't know if they had crazy horse It's like So what? Do that bottle get you drunk? Is it like a whole little loaf? It's like Maybe Three tall cans or four tall cans It's just one bottle.

They even had a six or four-round. Yeah I wish I could find one of those That's crazy. That's a classic That's an antique right now. Nobody would believe it though. They didn't know a toast. They had 64 cusses of Old English 800 and Crazy Horse.

Yeah, Code 45. Yeah, Cold 45. I think that was the last one. I came in on Cold 45. Cold 45 was probably before them. For real? Yeah. But before Old English?

I'm over here for a nigga with drinking a cold 45. You got to watch him. And it's not, hey, it's malt liquor now. This shit's stronger than beer. Yeah. This ain't just, this is malt liquor. It ain't beer. Yeah, it is different between malt liquor and bills.

Man, it's got a higher alcohol bar. It's stronger than bill. That shit has you fucked up. And then you definitely don't need 40 ounces of this shit. The motherfuckers used to mix old English 800 with orange Cisco. Yeah. Hell yeah. That's just a little round.

Liquid shirn. That's what they called it. Yeah. Yeah. Damn. Yeah. Glad I ain't drink. Day.

I'm far from that. that now. I had me a shot and a couple beers. I tried to do it. I think I'm going to have to adapt that for you. Yeah, we're good enough for me. I ain't going to lie. I shut it down for like not too long. Like four months.

It felt great. Some of the holidays came. You know, both, come on, man. This ain't need no. It's my phone put it right in front of you. Four months clean. Well, look, he's almost still full. Right.

You know, I hear a little bit. Yeah. You take a little baby shop? You know? Yeah. I can't do that. I got... You ever, you was a drinker before?

Uh-uh. Well, see, now, y'all got me. No, we're going to drink now. One thing about it, we're going to get together, right? That thing you ain't drinking water like a motherfucker. That's how you get alcohol in the keep you to stay away from you. You got that drunk, too? It, uh...

What's up, what's a? What's a? No, I did it. You know, I did it, but I'm about to shut it back down again. It, you know, it, you know, it don't really do a whole lot for me. I had to slow down the weed. You know, anymore. Yeah, I didn't speed up on the weed.

For real. Yeah, speed all the game. I see you, blunt, that guy fat, let me see the line. I smoke and I see. Let me bring that back up. Guess who had one of the first weed songs, one of the biggest weed songs up out of California. Ooh. One motherfucking days.

Endo smoke See Yeah the fuck we do What Endo smoke was That that was that that was the That's what actually put me in the game Endo smoke put me in the game

That was like Well actually I take that back Tupac and Brie Was the very first production I did I was going to ask you about the production When did you start producing this? The good doctor showed me just like he showed me

the DJ nigger taught me out of sample on the MPC 60 and from there once he showed me I was just like

I just went in the go-go started chopping when did you know that like Dr. Drake was crazy like you were like hold of bro he always was dope

from DJing to doing the music for the world-class racking crew he was just always he was always dope I just

I mean from what he showed me then I just went and just on like in a whole other zone and started putting shit together that's why on the chronic I would do I would do the samples

and then I would take it to him like to this he was like that shit is dope eh uh don't let me ride

it was It was a record that we had had. I still got the record in my stash. It was called a dub record. So those little parts were in there. But he's such a genius. He took those little parts, and he put the music that go with it up under it, and that's how Let Me Ride came together.

That shit was, I said, this, nigga. So I did my part by bringing the, like, nigga, this shit hard. And he took it. and took it to a whole other. On a few of the records on that album, a lot of the records on that album, all the way to skits. You know, that was my job, you know,

to go get the records, to dig. So I went to the best of what I could find, like wherever, just to dig, to find records to help this nigga be successful. And that's what I did. Yeah. You got that sound, real way. Like, it's a distinctive sound where you, you know what I mean?

And it's damn there what you would consider, like, the sound of the West. Yeah, we do, we do shit. We do shit. We was doing shit just, like, on the spot. Like, like, the skit I was talking about the D's Nuts skit. Yeah. That shit was up, like, I told Drake, turn the mic on. Do you know that that shit has went a billion-time platinum in the black community?

I don't know if we'll ever have another hit as big as that one. that one never that's one of the ones that ain't gonna never die never yeah because you can always catch somebody with that one yeah and I called my home girl with it I told I told straight well I said Drake turn the mic on we had a little stool in the in the in the mic booth so I went right in front of the mic turn the mic on I said I'm gonna get my home girl so I called her and just talking to her on some regular shit and was just like hey hey did what your name to get out of you. He's like, who?

These nuts. And that was it. I think that was the first curse word. I didn't ever find out. Man. That shit went crazy. That shit got me up crazy today. I got my ass.

Whoop and I said that shit. I was in the third grade. Oh, yeah. But it's always been fun. Like you was saying, like, every, every moment. We didn't Tupac. We didn't Tupac in the picture.

Well, Tupac came in the picture as far as in my life. Through MC Breed, D.L.C. and Rodney G. They called me like, Warner, you got some beats. Rodney manages MC Breed, and he won't want some beats for his record for his album. So I was like, hell, yeah. So I just started putting shit together You know putting beats together And then when I got to the studio

I played the beat Mm-hmm Boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom Boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom But I had the I had the beats The drums riding up under that motherfucker And read her

And then he called Tupac, and then Tupac came in that motherfucker. I was like, God, damn, because that was when Soldier's story was cracking. Right. So I'm like, damn, this the nigger that do soldier story. This nigga hard as fuck. So he came in there, he had his little beanie on with that little shit he used to wear. And he was bouncing. Hey, they came out.

Keep my mind on the trigger, nigga hair on my non-spoken blunt skunk and making holes of pucks and on the underground, fucking out of my truck. I said, God damn, let a life as a hustler high till I die. Mean bitches getting riches. Miss me with lives pitching me living now my life has a buster. I rather pop up a shot from a glock and blast motherfuckers. I said, this nigga, hard right here. I said, I mixed the motherfucker on the spot.

I didn't even know how to mix that good. Even though I, you know, learned a few things from Drake. I didn't even know how to mix that good. I just started EQing and putting bait on here with the drums. Gating shit. Right. So I mixed it right on the spot, too. So that was my first introduction into, to, you know,

people really knowing who I am as far as a producer. And then from that, after that, I did Endo Smoke. That happened on a humbug, just going to the studio fucking with Snoop and Dre now. John Singleton and Paul Stewart in the studio, they was like, we hear, we're doing a sound. soundtrack for poetic justice. Like, man, can I play something for you? So they were like, shit, yeah.

So me and Paul went to the car. Boom, I played the end of smoke. Started that motherfucker. He said, stop, hold up. Can I have this? I said, yeah, go ahead. But you got to give me my shit back. You know, like, give me my shit back.

You could take it. And they called me like a day or two later and was like, we want this to be the first single of the poor. the Justice soundtrack and I said What? I didn't have no money. Right. Nothing. So, you know, just to get that check and just to finally get a little bit

of change, like, I made something off of the Tupac and Breed. It wasn't like a whole bunch, but it was enough, you know, to where I was like, damn, I bought me a bucket, gave my sister some money because I was living with her. And, but but that endow smoke

opened up, you know, that, that was a different, that was a bag. Plus, it was something that I loved doing. Right. And they blew it up, and Tupac was on the same movie. So when he heard that I did, he was like, damn, nigga, like, he need to do that for me. But I wasn't really tripping off, or Tupac, I mean, not tripping off him, but I wasn't, like, I didn't know that. you know, I didn't, like, I knew he, this is told the story, this nigga

dope as fuck, but I was like, I wasn't, I'm like, damn, you're trying to get yourself out of work. He called me, I didn't even know, I thought it was some bullshit. I was like, this ain't no motherfucking, Tupac. But I hadn't met him. Right, you know, so I'm like, I didn't get thinking this nigga like my shit like that.

So, he was like, this is Tupac. So I hung, I swear, I hung the phone, swear to got I hung the phone up. He called me back. He said, this is Tupac. He said, Warren, this is Tupac. You did the song, Endo Smoke on the Poetic Justice soundtrack, and we worked with Breed and all that stuff, this pot. I was like, God damn, that's his pot.

So he was like, and you do something for me for the Poet of Justice soundtrack. So I said, hell, yeah. Hung the phone up, grab my M.P.C. 60, grab my Crater records. Grab my strap, jumped in my motherfucking Rego and shot straight up to Echo Sound. went right to echo sound popped in there I popped in my disc and started playing different beats bouncing around

and then I played I got around he heard the one that we did and he was like I like that right there so took that motherfucker added some different drums and shit to it and then I gave it to the engineer told him okay we got to record

into you know it's time to record on track so all that sympathy and all that shit we had to do all So we got it in there. And me and him had a conversation because he said one of his home boys that got smoked. Well, this was why we was in the studio.

And so he was feeling bad. He was fucked up. So he was like one. But we, this way, let me go. Let me go here first. We was still a definition of a thud. We had a conversation about everything that was going on.

He was asking me what I was going through in my life at the time. I just like, nigga, what's you going? Like, what's you going? Like, kind of shit I was going through. So I told him everything I was going through from not being with death row and snooping them, like kind of being on my own, feeling like I just got, I don't know what happened. I got left out, but I was just kind of down. And so everything I told him about that night, you know, the things I was going through,

He took that shit And he went in that motherfucker And cut the I couldn't hear what he was doing It was just him and the engineer That nigga laid that shit And probably like I swear about What the guy about maybe 45 minutes

Came back out And then he turned it up on the speakers And I heard this shit I'm listening I'm like damn this nigga hard as fuck I said this nigga Wait a minute he said something about What I told him on the da da da da da

But he didn't say it exactly like I said When he says about the four five Because the slugs getting big Because I told I had a 45 With me I told him I said I had my shit right there with me And he took a lot of that shit And put it in the fucking song

I couldn't believe that shit I was like this nigga is hard as fuck And then Did put his shit with it It was dope And then the shit happened where he get they called us um psych and all them call telling them about their home his home boy and they all came up and they he was like warn you got some for us i was like hell

yeah and uh i flipped it was a record i flipped already but i just felt like that would be a good one just to bust over just to speak on your home boy yeah how long will they more on me to Boom, boom, boom, boom. How long with it, Maugham is? Boom, boom. I flipped that, which I had flipped already. I flipped that already, but I just did it to him, like, on some mixtape type thing. Let's do it, because this is the Super Souls is over here.

Boom. So he took that, and he was like, man, I need to do a hook. So I said, I'm going to call Nate. So I called Nate, told Nate, nigg, Puck, want you to get on the hook. come up here come. That niggas ain't on my way.

Take the 17th freeway get on the da-da-da-da because this one navigation wasn't in there so you got to take the 17th

freeway get on the fire and then get off from lost speedless make the right down the district and it's down the street from the chaos

that is that shit was a trip that shit was crazy but we used to get around with no motherfucking GPS man no GPS now it's like damn let me So they pulled up

Pulled up Came in that motherfucker Laced that shit And Tupac had some Women in that motherfucker too I was a nerd So I had glasses on I had tape on my

Mother fucking glasses On the edge and shit And all these beautiful ladies in there And I'm just like And it's like They like It was it was playing You know

But I was just like shit. I was all about my music, but I was just banging shit. Like, let's go. Yeah. Had there ever been a song that you did that didn't come out if you wished that would have came out? You were like, damn. It was a song

me and they did called Dollar Bill. Dollar Bill. We did it, but they was like, fuck that. I want to do it for my album. I was like, all right. I'm with it. It's whatever you want to do. but he didn't ever put it on the on the album and uh that motherfucker hard it's it's out

there I'm gonna fuck around and redo it you know updated and redo that motherfucker again you know and that motherfucker's hard it's called dollar dollar bill it might be on YouTube with one of those but that motherfucker is dollar dollar bill uh-huh who they call dollar dollar bill he said the money is the root of all it is frowned out 24 which it is

what the fuck else do you be saying that just his style you hear his style in that motherfucker you're gonna be like this dope as fuck and I tore a hole in that motherfucker too holy shit like a motherfucker too

oh my god it was a made out or something We used to be shanking our ass. I was like, well, this is a song in, mall. I got hoo. Wait a minute. In different area.

I was like, how did they can do in the background vocals? And he said, hoo ho. Oh, ho. I feel, oh, boy, that was a lot of hoax. Hey.

What did they say? Oh, who are a lot of ho. When you sing hoes, it's different. Who knew it was so much. Harmony in holes. Oh, ooh.

Oh. Who did you skate our ass out of that book for me, boy. Nah, name was amazing, man. Everything he said, just believable, man. That nigga did the song with 840. Bethany laid it. I can't remember the name of Bethany dated. That niggins.

That niggins, oh. I said, ooh, whoo, who, I said, who, oh, I said, God, this nigga Nate is hard. And then he started just going. I said, this, nigga, Nate. That shit great for him to be so gay. So he's talking about, ooh, you need to be swigging on you, nigger, Warren. Stop, let me, get over. man

it was just been a lot of fun once again right from the beginning to even like right here with you guys it's just it's just fun you know it's fun like every everywhere I go

and we hang out it's just it's a vibe we have a good time you got the hoodie on man yes indeed I got to do it it Yes, that he was. Yes, and then. I was two.

I'd be one nigga to know how long y'all been saying. Like, that's a blessing. Yeah. I mean, but I'm still like, uh, like, like, like, you're here. I mean, I still like, I'm acting like. Modest. Even though I'm older. Modest.

You know, we're still, we still, like, I'm out of a couple things, you know. Mm-hmm. You know. But you know one thing I learned about, like, what I'll call. culture right, because I swore on everything. I just watched the kids. I just took my tree to go see Mindcraft. Them white kids,

when they get a hold on with something, they love it. White people don't never put it down. Once they fuck with it, they'll never put it down. So whatever pop, that's why it looked like the motherfuckers can still fuck with the Beatles and all that, the kid rock, and all that shit. We're the ones who pick up and put down our people.

Pick up, put down. But we got so many Hall of Famers. We got so many rock and roll stars. Yeah. So I'd be loving to hear, like, letting people know, like, bro, you been on fire my whole life. Yeah. That's a blessing. Yeah, I mean, it's on fire.

Yeah. You feel me? Niggas wish they could do it that long. You see what I'm saying? It's the longevity. It's the longevity. You don't want to be a three-year-nigger. Yeah.

Yeah, you don't want to be a four-year-nigger, man. You don't want to be a four-year-nigger, man. You want to do this shit. Yeah. You just had this stuff. So you just had this stuff. Yeah, it's got to have fun with it. That's the main thing.

I think about, like, the work part. I know the money going to come. Right. So I just work. I know that's, it's going to come. I just keep working and working and working. I've been done a whole lot where it hasn't came, but it's going to come, you know, from shit I did for a lot of people.

But it's just, it's going to come. You know, I just keep going. I just keep working and working and working and I tell people all the time you're never too young or you're never too old to make a hit record it's all in what you're doing musically now if you do some bubble gum shit

then it's like there's a lot of things they're doing music you're like what the hell they did? Yeah like it's so it's like goddamn but if you do you do a hit record it's a hit record you know can't stop it

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A message from Nitsa and the Ad Council. E40 and Too Short, them niggers are, they older than me. And them niggas still got banked. They still active and they still putting in work. That whole other generation, guys. Yeah. They was before me. I mean, invasion of the flat booty bitch.

That was by 2Shirt way back in 85, I think. Invasion of the flat booty bitch. Check it out. It's too short. Too short is like probably, he's, he's cold. Co. Co. He's been doing that shit for a long fucking time.

Yeah, yeah. And he still look young. That shit is crazy. I mean, he ain't like an antique, but he ain't a antique, but he's a dirty ramp to him, my east side friend. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He's up there, but he still, he still put, he put in work the niggum do an album fast. Is he still doing it? Hell again.

right up. Yeah. You all right? That niggins out his chair. Yeah. I ain't like he still be doing music. I just thought he was doing a lot of shit. No.

Yeah. Yeah. He still be going to do shows and all that stuff. I still did, gee. That's one of the. He got his. Oh, that's one of the old genes. He came to the Brooklyn show when we did it.

Yeah. When we did the show. Yeah. Yeah. Good dude. Yes, sir. And he definitely gave you game, everything, because he has vets. Like, I listen.

When he, when he talks, I listen. Like, because he's a vet. He's way before me. Yeah. Him and Molly Ma. Yeah. He got on that glove. You know, old nigger wear a glove.

We'll smack you. You and me. Be that nigger a lot. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, the whole New York came up in that shit, man. Yeah. The back thing was lit.

Yeah. They are good guys, man. Yeah. And that's one of the keys to the longevity as well. Just being, just staying out the way and just being, you know, not creating no enemy. I mean, it's creating straight relationships. And I tell a lot of the artists like, you got to just don't, don't, you ain't got to do all that crazy ass shit. Be cool with motherfuckers.

Right. You ain't no buster, but, you know, don't create no enemies. talk your shit, you know, but don't create no enemies. Just talk your life, your movie, your life, your story, tell it. Because it's a gang of motherfuckers that can relate to it. And if you teach him things in there, how you got out of that situation, that helps. Say, okay, damn. But he gave me an ex-in, so now I know how to switch my shit up.

Well, I don't get caught up. And that's what kind of like how I used to do, well, I do still in my music. Like I give, you know, I talk shit now. Don't get me wrong. I say some shit. You know, bitch, I talk some shit, nigga, fuck, you all that. But I still give a motherfucker something in there that they can relate to and say, okay, that's the gang. You know, like to do this shit.

You're mad, you the call. Does this DJ be Warren? That's it for a friend. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. That's crazy. We got an L.A. He had laid out.

That y'all sound just a lot. I'm talking about that shit crazy, bro. He'd be bustered. I'd be like, bro, what the fuck? Dave Buster. What the head you just say? What I say? What I ain't a buster?

Yeah, you know, I ain't a buster. That's a big word in L.A. Buster? If a niggins call you a buster, like, what? You might get blamed right there on the whole side. A butt. What? You a buster.

Nidgin say anything. Fuck you, fuck you. Blah-da-da-da-da-da-da-da. These motherfuckers are blasted. Damn. Nigger, you a buster. What? You better look out.

Because if he ain't, if y'all ain't swabber, he's going to shoot. He's gone. That better than this bullshit. We got down here. He's young nigga talking about a twin. They ain't called a nigga twin. What's a twin? I'd be like, bro.

First of all, you 19 years old. I ain't know a near your twin. Yeah. What a-un-uh? You'd have been around the world with this shit What's some of your favorite spots in the national? Let's see I went to a spot

Let me see San Remo San Remo, Italy It was like way It's way on the coast By Sicily You can go to Sicily It's about a 45-minute boat

And that was a really, really good special place that I visited because I was in, I was, it was a festival. And it was me, the Fulgis, Texas out, Lionel Richie, and the Bee Gees. I was like, what the fuck am I doing? Yeah, and it's Faro, Italy. Right by Sicily. I'm like, what the fuck in my? doing on this lineup. Right.

So I had to roll with the punches. So what happened when you went out there? No, I mean, I was eating like I ordered pizza and they pizza came with like hot dog instead of it ain't pepperoni

it's like hot dogs. On the piece. What I got. But they do do the like the ham type of shit on there but they do hot dog cut up hot dogs I'm not going to lie that shit was fire

no it was it was fire I'm talking about one of them kind of thin crispy when you bite into and that motherfucker crunch but just right there this nigs in the house

I'm talking about my dog bro with hot dogs when he's pizza what you said what they pizza and their chicken they had chicken breast

with the food I was eating that shit was I was, I can't order in that shit. Like, man, I didn't afford that shit. But we did, I went to, I did the festival. So when I went in there, came out, introduction to everybody clapping and shit. But after that, the whole play just went silent. Like, they wasn't budging, wasn't moving, wasn't doing nothing.

They want to see the BG's. And I'm like, I'm like doing my shit. So I'm trying to hurry up. like, I'm bustle-law. And I go through the show, get down to regulate. I do regulate. And at the end of the show, I told everybody, I was like, thank you guys for letting me come out.

They still wasn't doing shit. I said, much love, Ramo, Italy, and da-da-da-da-da. So I turned around, and right when I turned around, the whole motherfucking place just erupting that. they clapped for about 15 minutes. It was like that opera shit. Right. And I didn't know what the fuck was going on.

I'm like, why the fuck? They clapped for about 15 minutes. They was like, eh, they were bound to all kind of shit. I was like, this is crazy. What the fuck? But that, it was beautiful. We was on the water.

We was on the coast. It was beautiful. It was, it was, it was dope, man. That was, that was a special one. That's fine. And the Fugees, they were, they was, they were, that was, we all stayed at the same hotel. So we downstairs, uh, after the gig just sitting there, me, Wycliffe, all gang of us, we all downstairs getting faded, uh, just talking shit and just

having a good time. Lauren was, was, Lauren Hill was pregnant. And so she wasn't with us, but everybody else. But we bumped heads again in Copenhagen, Denmark. Mm-hmm. And I told her, I said, look, I've been around the world. I said, hey, Lauren.

Oh, you go, yeah, yeah. And I said, I don't mean that shit. Like, I want to get at you, like, mess with you love you. I said, I love your artistry like this. What you do is proud of blew me away. She was so dope. She is dope still. And I was tripping.

And she's straight. We did the show in Copenhagen, Denmark. It had to be about 100,000 plus. Damn. The whole motherfucking football It was a soccer stadium The whole field was full And the whole shit around

All of this shit was full It was a big-ass field And She came out on that mother 100,000 mother foot They went crazy A lot He said, I want to dedicate the song

Of my man Warren G And da da da da I said Oh Like Like D giant But that was dope

You know Because I was like This was like This is a dope artist. That's one of the dopest artists. One I always wanted to produce for. But it probably

would trip me out if we did get in and work production, and I'm doing the production, I would just have to sit with as a producer just so we could yeah, so we could really get into making a hit record. And that's what it happened with a lot of artists and producers sit down. You got to get in.

And really just That's how we made all our hit records. We went in there having conversation. It was, we partied now, but we, we'd be in there and a conversation to turn into a song. Ain't no fun. All that seemed to me. Turned it to a song, you know. A lot of the records that was, that was, that we did on the people we felt, all that shit was,

were conversations from the riots and seeing the shit we were seeing, like some of the skits, uh, all that stuff was just conversations. and just relax and not trying to make a hit record. Yeah. Just in there, having a good time. Yeah. The shit came out right

and the lady's going to tell you if you got a hit record as well because they're going to be like, hey. You know, if they ain't doing that, then something ain't right. You're talking about that. That's beautiful. Beautiful time.

That was she were real then. They were famous, I was famed you. Yeah. I see like credit now. I gotta get a fuck about you being famous Raymond.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You get your ass out by things. You'd be like, damn.

Yeah. Who was Raymond? You, motherfucker. My dad. Eddie. The chronic, man. That motherfucker diamond by now, ain't it?

I don't. It's probably past that, I'm sure. Classic. Hell yeah. That one had to, that one right there changed the whole game, man. You know, man. Hey, man, what more can you sing? Everything that he didn't put out.

Like, it's just like, from the talking shit to the music to the producing, man. You want to bless us with at this point. I just love just love doing it, you know. I mean, I, I ain't, I'm still active on it, you know. Keep going. We start around here. You know, you look, you know, shit right in here. Yeah, yeah.

I can hear the melody now. Oh, man, go on lock. You get on lock, too, with D.C. No gap No man We're doing with the music now I mean this far as like The future

How you see it I think that We need to come up with a A system Kind of like the CD era Where I'm gonna say it And as soon as somebody create that, they're going to kill the gang to where, you know,

people could just go buy it like how, like buying a seat. Yeah. And that ain't taken away from the artists, you know what I mean? Especially if you're independent, you're selling it for $10, for $20, whatever it is. That's all your shit. Right. You got $100,000. That's all you need is 100,000 people to buy that $10.

You're good. great and soon as somebody come up with a system like that to where

people can feel like it's that era again a CD era and artists can feel like that

like out of the trunk era like my CDs somebody got to create some type of technology or they need

to go back to that that technology and create a new a machine that plays once you go buy this because it helps the artist

so they can really get what they're supposed to get instead of getting what they say something to a penny not even to a penny it ain't even a penny yeah this that's crazy

that's straight highway robbery that shit is crazy that's some crazy shit right they ain't got about an album but they can listen to it yeah that jukebox at that point

oh listen digital this shit we can't you can't track that shit you they're dictating this shit what we want to pay y'all there's some crazy shit and I think that just somebody need to create a different technology

where everybody can get there as which I'm hearing a couple things about different platforms I can't remember the one off top I think Snoop involved with it with that blockchain type of shit but I ain't into that type of stuff that blockchain shit I'm just saying

something just regular. Right. Physical copy, CD type of Yeah, just some type of technology and something that can work with that technology that you build which you have to buy this in order to get it.

But that physical copy actually allows the fan to feel like they're connected with the artist because they got something that's a part of you. And it's not being leaked. You can only get it when it come out. Right. And that'll change the game. And when you get older,

we could get to. Hopefully that could happen. I still buy DVD. They got DVD for 50 cent at the Ponshire. I went crazy. I went crazy. I'm in a fun shot. I'm like, you got this? I'm like, I'm like, how much is it? You know they were a nigga came to it for free?

Wow. I had 10 DVD. The thing about it. Ever since 2020, bro, you never know. You better have something to watch on the hard cover because wake up tomorrow. All the cable cut out because they made China. All they moved.

Now, I've got many movies this. They've been talking big shit this week, though. Yeah. With the terrorists and shit, trying to tell them everything, man. That's that we made all that shit. Yeah. China just said, you know what?

I haven't let you guys you talk about it. We stage y'all shit. We'll steal y'all shit if we wanted to. And we'll send it to y'all. Stop talking to that crazy. I'm like, okay. But ain't nobody talking to them crazy because it looks like they say all that bad shit, but then they go borrow that money from.

Yeah. I don't understand that. I don't know. At that point, I just want Alibaba to send me my shit. There don't hold my shit on all the fuck for a lot of them. I thought about that too. I said, damn, these nakes that be ordered for me. That's going to make crazy. Let mine through. Let the land make through. Yeah.

I don't know what the fuck they're going to look like that for me. Let mine through that. Yeah. They don't put no hair from tax on there, Alibaba. Yeah. Alibaba, I don't know who Alibaba I am, but there's a lot of y'all. I thought they didn't want to be called that. Man, that shit.

That's my fault, man. That shit needs crazy. I'm like, think about it. Some shit you could have got for $3. You're going to piss them off and make it 10? So are you tripper, gang? They want to make it for $2 and $50. They're like, bro.

Hey. Turn for us if you want to. This shit with $2. Now this shit, $24. Yeah. Who, they're like, who's, who, who's the chunk now? Man. Fuck the poor idea, though.

Not a whole world know that ain't no such thing is luxurious shit, real. All this shit made it and the same. But let me tell you how foreign currency, though. It's the same shit. But let's tell you how foreign currency work. Our dollar still is there a whole value. So if they make us spend more We give them our dollar

They exchange it in their currency Become richer Oh, that's a half man It's like that Niggas ain't understanding What's going on, man They're talking about Tariff, no, it's a way for us

To make other people rich We give them our American dollar They exchange it in their currency And then they become richer Amen But hey man Alibaba and fuck with me My shit too

do not $24 for $24 on my shit The crazy part is it'd be funny in the head niggas talk about politics especially if they don't know shit

they'd be like bro and Ted is that Serrier Sir A boss of Serer Right

Man that shit Fian to be $15 For real Now I know Cause my baby mom Get the card Right Right

Shit boss sure already, 1099. Right. Sin me told crime. 1099. The regular box? The regular bar. I wouldn't go get the beat bag.

The big bag. The little, the pillow bag. The dog food, motherfucker. I don't know what shit. I said, but we eat that shit. You got to eat all that in one day. You can't eat. The second day it ain't going to eat.

Well, I thought I had a good expression that on. I don't know. The beat bag don't have no expression that in. Nah, because once you don't tie that bag all way up, it's over with. I mean, nigga don't. They don't clothe their box on the series. That's the same thing. Look, that's here open, and you got roger.

Ooh. Well, that's scary. You see that cereal box open and you know you got roachers? You're like, man, I know they're in that phone. Weird. They're still in there. That boy's stupid, man. Yeah, that fuck, none, because I used to be like that.

You know they went in there. I know they went in there, boy, especially in my sister-dial. You're like, I'll get one of them serious. You see that bot open, you're like, oh, what? Then you'll see that bad fold of that box. It folded. It's an open that junk. You're like, oh, you know.

They don't have a field there. It, motherfucker. You can say it. There's a roach on the box. It ain't get on there all the way through, so you had to wipe out. They like to run out When you're in the company, too They come out

They're like to show out I got a theory That roaches were placed In the black community On purpose You think so? I believe so I feel like

them aliens Roaches are alien What they come from? Exactly He said come out I know it They're like You know

I think I think Roach is let you know You need to get your shit Yeah It's a reminder saying, hey, stop playing. The crazy part is you can see a roach anywhere. You haven't seen a roach somewhere.

You would have to see one. Like I was at? Oh, look, visiting a little girl, one of your girls' house, like, yelling you in there hanging out, you're like, Oh, man. Mother fucking roast. But if a girl got roached, that's an automatic. I know she's going to give me some.

Automatic. Oh, see, no, I phone with her. She got, oh, for show. When I ask, I know she's not going to deny. I want to pop out. You're going to deny? You're going to give me something. Not on the first night.

Not a person. Excuse me, you might not see a little buddard right here. You got to give me. Look, he's scared crawling. Look, me, buddy. He got to give me something for a little buddy. I saw him. Oh, she's got to give you some.

little buddy. Man, she got straight poses in her out. Well, I'm in. I'm in. A little buddy. Appreciate you, little buddy.

I don't want. You don't want? No. Why I start? You got good to... No, I'm madly. They ain't I'm afraid to leave right then. Yep.

I'm going to leave right there. I'm leaving right then. See, I can't do that because I had roaches, so I can't. You know what I'm not saying? Unintentional. You feel me? You don't know where they come from,

bro? They just come. Like, where they? Yeah. No, we don't think. You feel me? They just know you. They moved from your old out.

Oh, you thought you was going to move? Well, I remember one time where my little partner had a roach on him at school. It was a baby. I didn't even know it. I caught it. But this was at a time where I'm in my roasting prime. So he roasting me. I just don't happen.

See, I say, hold on, hold on, hold on. stop moving. Oh, hell not. Everybody! Come to look at this! He's like, whoa, I ain't want him to see it. I'm like, no, I don't worry about it.

Everybody else can look at this, but you. What this is? They're like, boy, that's a roach. He's like, well, well. I'm like, nah, nigg. He was roose by the bathe for about, oh, man.

We ain't crazy on. I ain't even going like that, though. Yeah, you fuck with people too much. And he was talking about my mom and my dad, everybody knows they old, bro. He's talking about my funeral home jokes and shit. I'm like, everybody knows they old, bro.

What you say? Yeah, too. Puppies in. Hey, man, we got you a gift. We got some of you. You know, it ain't a real trip today. You can find South Shoe if we're going to get you a gift. I got a gift.

It's all good. Yeah. I'm in here. Yeah, we got to get you to sign the table, too. Oh, for sure. We'll get all our guests inside the table. Yes, indeed. Tell them what they can find you on social media and all that good shit.

Everybody can find me at Warren G on every platform. All of the platforms is Warren G. Some of my, you know, I'm there. I'm, you know, hey, just Warren, G. Well, there you have it, folks. Appreciate you coming through. Much love, man. Don't let me be your land.

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