The Breakfast Club - INTERVIEW: Big Bank & DJ Scream On ATL's Hip Hop Imprint, Community, 21 Savage, Young Thug, Clay Evans + More

Episode Date: July 10, 2024

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Wake that ass up in the morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We got some special guests in the building. Our guys. Host of the Big Facts Podcast. We got Big Bank and DJ Scream. What up, what up, what up, what up? What's up? How y'all feeling? How y'all feeling, man?

Overly, overly blessed. Y'all don't like coming to New York. Y'all probably in and out. He nailed it. Nah, I didn't. Yeah, I mean, when I get on a plane, man, I land, I be like, Shit, man, I don't like coming to New York. Y'all probably in and out. He nailed it. Nah, I did it. Yeah, I mean, when I get on a plane, man, I land, I be like, shit, man, I don't like this. You got to get your morning shit

out the way before you get on the plane. The flight was too early, bro. What time y'all took off? Six. Oh, so y'all just touched down. Y'all came straight in. Straight in, yeah.

And what time y'all fly out? Right when we leave. See? See what I'm saying? Much lower than New York City, man. Listen, I don't blame you. Now, talk to us about the Big Facts Podcast, man. We actually just started a network.

The Big Facts Network, yeah. So we came to talk about the new release. We got Perspectives with Bank. Bank's spinoff. He's spinning off. I like to see that. Bank be throwing on a suit. You know what I'm saying? He be getting suited and booted. I'm feeling like that right now. Bank's spinoff. He's spinning off. I like to see that Bank be throwing on a suit. You know what I'm saying?

He be getting suited and booted. I feel like that right now. Word, word, word, word. Nah, so, yeah. And we trying to sign podcasts, too. Okay. We're going to try to find one of those jewels. I think we found one.

You think you got one? Yeah, I think we found one, but trying to help some people get into podcasts. Plus Jade about to do her other thing with Jade. Screen got stuff coming. Just trying to build more content, you know. What's the biggest thing you have to tell people about podcasting? What do you think?

I don't want to say a misconception, but what do people believe about podcast that you got to let them know, like, hey, man, that ain't what you think it is? Shit, that ain't going to be easy is? Shit, that ain't gonna be easy. Everybody gonna fuck with you. Everybody ain't gonna fuck with you. That's just what it is. Everybody ain't gonna fuck with you. You gotta cater to the people that really fuck with you.

And don't go outside yourself. Because you can't go watch Charlamagne. I'm finna do what Charlamagne do. I can't do that. even though I be wanting to. I can't because niggas gonna take mine literal. You know what I'm saying? I'm in a whole war by speaking my mind. He be in some wars.

I'm just saying. Not like it used to be. Yeah, yeah. It calmed down a lot. It used to be worse back in the day. I mean, back then it was just different. We was younger. That's when people would come to the radio station, want to just different. We was younger. That's when people would come to the radio station and want to fight you.

You know, we was outside in the clubs. People don't realize, like, this era is so used to being behind the microphone and doing things from the comfort of their house. When you're outside, it's a different ballgame. And y'all the same. Y'all outside. Y'all out there. So you can't just talk and, you know, it's all good.

Got to be a bad listener. Exactly. Exactly. Exactly. What do you think made the Big Facts Podcast take off the way it did? Oh, shit. Like I said, it just stayed to the street. Like, our whole thing was, just to tell you, we always wanted to catch the people, like, right there before they cross over

into, you know, learn how to be media trained. So I'd be wanting that conversation right there before they before they cross over into you know learn how to be media trained so i'll be on that conversation right now you can go back and see you see we had dirt uh baby knowing when they was right there finna gorilla you know what i'm saying so i like that conversation yeah you like to catch them before they know really what they're saying and they just talking just diarrhea mouth i call it after that media training it's like all right don't go in there and say this and don't this and then people want to get you talking points and all the stuff that kind of water down and sometimes it's necessary we get it but like we just want to have authentic conversation we ain't trying to put nobody under the bus either

like we don't help heal some some street beefs and all that type of stuff like we had a purpose behind doing big fast you know what i'm saying and i gotta salute him for being consistent because now that's what i was a little nervous about at first, like bro, you gonna do it for real? Nah, Banks start showing up before me, you know what I'm saying, he took it serious, so I gotta salute him on that. That shit became therapy.

You get it? Sure. Because you letting that shit out. At least some of your thoughts. You know what I'm saying? You be trying to hold too much. I mean, what this is? Breakfast club.

You beeping it, right? You can curse. You can curse. He said, what this is? Nigga, you can curse. You know, niggas be trying to hold so much shit in, that's how you explode. I don't watch a lot of niggas explode.

I almost explode. What was the most surprising interview or conversation you guys have had that you were surprised it went the way that it went? That Birdman was big. Our Birdman was big, too. Yeah. Y'all was the biggest.

It was a little conversation. Y'all was the biggest. Bank put me on the phone with Birdman. He did. Recently? Or it was a while ago? After y'all did that. Right at the end.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. For some healing, right? Some healing. Yeah, yeah. It was a while ago. After y'all did that. Right at the end. Yeah, yeah, yeah. For some healing, right? Some healing. Yeah, yeah. It was a good conversation. I mean, it was brief, but you know. It'd be a lot of people coming down there, too, and you thinking it's going to be some bullshit.

They had the best one. You know what I'm saying? To me, like, the best conversation, like, the energy shit be like, damn, I didn't know they was going to, you know what I'm saying? I was going to fuck with that conversation like that. I can't really just say nothing, I love all of them. How have y'all felt about the evolution of the game? Cause you know Scream, you was the DJ,

mixtape DJ, you used to rap, right? I tried. He had a hit. Yeah, you did, right? I wasn't never a rapper though, I just, I had a record label but. Duct Tape. Yeah, we tried a song and it went up for a second, but they rapping with me.

Yeah, but Duct Tape made a big mark in Atlanta now. With Alley Boy and all that, man, like y'all just came and went. Oh, no. Hell no. We set the tone. Mm-hmm. Yeah, for sure. How have y'all liked the evolution of that, to go from that to being in the media space

now? It's peaceful. Mm-hmm. See, it's more peaceful. Mm-hmm. See, it's more peaceful. Mm-hmm. Man, staying relevant is just a blessing too. You know what I'm saying? Just to be able to reinvent and just do different stuff,

that's a big blessing, because a lot of people can't do that. Mm-hmm. Oh, nah, that's why I focus stream, man. He pushed me to think outside of the way I be wanting to think. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? Like, nah, bro, nah, let's start a network. Go ahead, let's do this, respect what bank. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? Like, nah, bro, nah, let's start a network. Go ahead, let's do this,

respect what Bank helped me do. You know what I'm saying? Do that, bro. Like, push me towards my strong points. And, you know, we all need people like that. When did you tell yourself, Bank, man, you know, I got to start doing some internal work and just evolve from, you know,

wherever you were at? Because it's visible. Like, you can see it. You can see it physically. You can see it mentally, emotionally with you. you like what was the turning point um around 2020 when it started out you're getting the command right with that shit. Yeah. Yup, around that time.

That's all the time. That's all the time. Shit. I was about to ask you about all the stuff that's going on with artists now and the record labels now. Do you feel like it's changed and you wouldn't want to be a part of having a label now and these artists now? Period.

Shout out my son Lil' One, man. He doing his thing. He signed the Epid Records. But that's the only way like him I help him out. But I still, like I told him, I am not posting all that type of music. I don't even listen to it. So I would be a hypocrite. You know what I'm saying?

I listen to it sometimes, but I ain't pushing that. But I'm 100% with him But I can't do that music What kind of music does he do? No I ain't typical goddamn Oh trap shit Spray your mama house up shit Yeah yeah yeah

You don't never pull me to the side Say son you ain't even like that I can't tell him that Oh cause he Shit He neck having son He 26, 27 years old yeah yeah yeah

how long he been fine like 2 or 3 years ok ok ok yeah but nah that music shit ain't it's too many egos man

you know what I'm saying can't no nigga you can't tell no nigga that shit whack you can't it's just too many egos and then soon as a nigga especially trying to help recollect so the nigga get on he gonna know is they saying his name in the crowd no saying mmm V V in

that shit when you come out stay you really looking like brawn really need y'all forget about they saying my name they ain't even saying nobody i'm doing the work i'm doing but you brought up yeah that just too much i agree yeah you wouldn't mess with it no more scream either man i want some positivity you know what i'm saying positivity positivity positive like the water positivity man you know what i'm saying i just feel like like god blessed us with this hip-hop like looking at 50 years of hip-hop and it fast it fast so many people change so? I just feel like God blessed us with this hip-hop. Looking at 50 years of hip-hop, and it fed so many people, changed so many lives. I feel like so many people just taking it for granted.

I think that's why we're getting a lot of this pushback, like some people losing their lives and some other stuff because we just take it for granted. It's really a blessing. You know what I'm saying? So it's tough. Do you think Atlanta embraces their role in hip hop the way they should? Like, you know, because literally the last 20, 25 years has been all ATL.

I don't know what hip hop would be if ATL wasn't booming the way that it is. Yeah. I mean, what other run other than New York? Like, who's had a better run? Like, Atlanta had a hell of a run. Do you think the artists are still taking it serious, though, or do you think they starting to take it for granted? Oh, in Atlanta?

Yeah. Shit, I don't think no one got rich now. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Shit, people rich. I don't know. I don't think they're taking it for granted, though. It's just everything running its course, right? Mm-hmm.

Because most cities are going up now. Memphis? Yeah. They're going up. But it's still in the south though. Because Memphis niggas and Atlanta niggas kinda sorta same. Just talk different. And you still gotta pop in Atlanta.

Yeah. I think in order to really have a footprint. You think so? For sure. I don't know. The internet been popping some niggas ass off. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But Atlanta's such a big market though. You got a hot record, you want that record in Atlanta. I don't know. The internet been popping some niggas ass off. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Atlanta's such a big market, though. You got a hot record. You want that record in Atlanta. You want to hear it in Atlanta clubs, in Atlanta lounges. You want to hear it in Atlanta strip clubs. New York nightlife is dead. He's saying that's the new stamp, basically. Atlanta got a stamp back in the day. I got to get to New York.

I think it's the same thing. You look at New York nightlife. New York nightlife is dead. Where do people usually go? They usually go to Atlanta. They go to Houston. Those are the two places that they really go and party. They don't even like to stay in New York.

You see Bank of Scream out in two hours. You know what I'm saying? When Duvall was here last time, he did the same thing. He tried to add the plane to wait. Can y'all just wait? I'll be right back. That's true, though. Now, you do the Hiking with Bank, right?

Yeah. What is that about? Like I said, it was something we started last year, June. We just actually did our anniversary, our one-year hike. Shots out of my brother, Red. I'm waiting on more. He really pushed me towards this, you know, trying to get my fitness together. Let me scream.

But, yeah, that's my partner in the Hiking With Bank. We started out, I used to just be in the woods and shit, hiking and showing people I was in the woods. People be like, let me go with you. A couple people went, and Red asked for like, man, let's just, you know what I'm saying, do Hiking With Bank. You know what I'm saying? Did the first one, it was in the rain.

Like a hundred and something people, man. That shit was like crazy, bro. If you're up in atlanta we do your love that bro it's like the energy is just magnified you know what i said like you could feel you everybody i ain't seen a smile a frown on nobody's face and you can see like from the first height to now like how people been sharing weight like boy you looking good month by month default looking you know what i'm saying different just awful coming to get that energy and going throughout a month and doing their own things no I think that's the no I enjoy the things that I made money off of but I think right now the hiking with

bank is the light I get the best feeling from this out of anything in the world I do well maybe you start hiking though? I mean, because you just wanted to transform yourself physically so they couldn't recognize you in the lineup? Yeah, that too, but it was like, nah, shit. Yeah, that ain't even him. He don't even look the same. You know, but I was walking on, and I started out on the treadmill, that shit.

You know, you can get off the treadmill. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know what I'm saying? Then I started walking little tracks around the park. But then I seen white people coming out of the wood one day. I seen white people coming out of the wood. I'm just being real. But they sticks and shit. I'm like, damn, I'm going to try that one day.

You know what I'm saying? When they got me some hiking boots, walked up in the woods. And you get so far out, you got to get back. So that's how I started pushing myself. Oh, got you, got you. And inside in the woods. And you get so far out, you got to get back. So that's how I started pushing myself. Oh, got you, got you. And inside of the woods and that water, bro, I don't want to turn this shit like on them woke niggas and no shit like that.

But I'm saying, in the woods, bro, I don't know what to tell you, bro. It's too much oxygen and shit, man. It's like, this is where we supposed to be at. Man, I got a chapter in my new book called Tree Hug the block and i talk about the benefits of nature because i'm a country boy so you know i grew up walking on dirt roads walking through the woods right through the cornfields i know exactly what you mean and i feel like nowadays we so disconnected from nature but when you go out there and you feel it and like you said there's so many trees you breathe better

like the sun the sun different that wind is all that shit's something different, bro. Like, I thought I was out there losing weight, but, bro, I was actually losing a lot of toxins and shit, too. Out of my brain. Like, I don't, my shit. They can tell if I come to Big Fat. And I can see Jay and the shot looking like, looking at me because my energy be off it.

But if I come after I done went hiking, that shit just be, you know what I'm saying? Electrifying. Taking that shit different, bro you know what I'm saying, electrifying. Taking that shit different, bro. That's why them people be coming month to month. These people DMing me, thank you, texting me, thank you. I'm like, thank you for walking in the woods like this, Craig. But I get it, though, because I know how that shit make me feel, bro.

And you create the community. You know what I'm saying? We lit, too. Yeah. We lit. We be partying, having karaoke. Yeah, we lit. And Scream, you got the Scream Foundation, right? Scream Foundation.

Shouts to Envy, Positivity, Wethers, one of the sponsors for August 3rd. We doing a big, fresh fest, you know what I'm saying? Pouring into the youth, man. Just giving them a place to come perform, you know what I'm saying? Network with people, you know what I mean? Meet celebrities and all that. So this the fourth annual. Definitely salute that. Got a restaurant on the way, Palm, 78 Smyrna. You know what I mean, meet celebrities and all that. So this is the fourth annual. Definitely salute that.

Got a restaurant on the way, Palm, 78 Smyrna. You know what I'm saying? Shouts to the DJ Connect app. We just, you know, entrepreneurship, you know what I'm saying, trying to spread our wings. You do nights on 96.1. Yep, 96.1 to beat Friday and Saturday, you know what I'm saying, the weekend. Shouts to Louis V, the whole team, 96.1 to beat.

Biggest station in Atlanta now. Now we can hear the Breakfast Club clearly. You dig what I'm saying? I feel like Atlanta, one of the places that still cares about radio. I think everybody jump in their car and kind of like turn the radio on. It's just like habitual. You know what I'm saying? They want to know where to go, what's going on. Like it's a vessel for information. And I think that our playlist is, obviously a lot of the playlists in hip hop radio is Atlanta music and Atlanta hits. Like we were saying, it come from the South.

So it's probably one of the markets where they still care about it the most for sure. You still break records? Break records, man. That's a long conversation. Do I play new records and stamp them and put my stamp on them? Yeah, for sure. But I don't think no one person, I've always said that, like people are like, I broke that record. I don't think one person can break a record.

I think that's a community of me texting Envy, bro, look out for this record, you know, texting around like. I think one person can break a record though. I ain't no DJ. I feel like if one of them come bring a song here right now

and you play this shit 15 times back to back, you just broke that record and it take off from there. Yeah. If you get it first. I'm saying the very first time. Like, I walk in the studio and hand you this and you just. But what if nobody else don't play it?

Yeah, if everybody stop. You still need a community of people. You could start the record off, but you still need people to play it. But what if the internet take it from there? Yeah, what is that? I think you could break a record on the internet. Now, just be honest. I'm a DJ, but you could break a record on the internet just.

A trend. It could be a TikTok dance in there. Yeah, for sure. But it take a community of people to uplift an artist like, we'll just say whatever, Future or whoever, all these people, like a community of people, a lot of people just pushing that person to become that superstar. That's how it feels.

The thing I do like about Atlanta, though, it's like all the artists pop off, but they all come right back to Atlanta. Like they don't forget about Atlanta. It seems like they don't forget about like Atlanta media or Atlanta DJs or people who helped them get to that point. That's not true? Uh-oh. That's crazy.

That ain't true, baby. Yo, shouts to everybody that came to Big Facts. Yeah, we fuck with everybody. But I fuck with everybody, but I watch them niggas not fuck with niggas too though. Some niggas just don't fuck with niggas, but outside outside of the city y'all ain't gonna tell that because it ain't gonna be no you know what i'm saying but i think in any audience i think all to get to a certain point where they start going and they just don't want to do it anymore yeah you gotta respect certain like like like even pluto my partner future

he don't really do radio you know but he did I watched his knee when you first thought I won't give a damn where well he did everybody's shit in the beginning you know I watched him drain itself so I can't be mad just cuz you my partner it's even on big fat mm-hmm you ain't been on shit else before I don't watch yeah but if you do that you got to come back to the you got to come back to the culture. If you go through the Rolling Stones and all of that, I think it's always good to come back to the culture.

Yeah, but I ain't gonna even lie. Before I even did, how I started doing the podcast, I actually interviewed him for his album. Fusion? Yeah, what's the name of the album you dropped? Wizard or something, one of the albums. But they did it on Apple Music. It's still up too. It's called Freeband Radio. We did an hour conversation leading into the album. That shit, they would make a screen like, bro,

you can do that shit. He just said, let's have a conversation. So shout out to him for that. You got the CDTF Foundation, Curating Different Thoughts Foundation, AKA the Clayton David Tatum Forever. And I've been seeing you posted by Dave. Who was Dave to you? Everything.

You got him on your shirt? Yeah, yeah, in my heart too. That nigga everything to me, bro. That nigga would've been right here. What's up, Charlamagne? We fuck with you in the hood. I did what I did, but everything. I don't even know how to explain it.

But I ain't tripping. I'm tripping, but I ain't tripping. I don't live up to your day. I don't live. I don't make them like that. What's the foundation of it? Just like the logo is, it's one of the pictures that he was,

when he was pulling me up, when we was hiking. But just pulling dudes up man like trying to keep change niggas thoughts by showing you can change you didn't want saying like I don't know niggas looking at like your bank can do something we can do something that's just what it is no matter people that know me you know they know where you come from yeah exactly first need probably like man that's another finesse but I know niggas thorn is hit me and people starting it who I know don't believe that a person can change start to like nah bro you different you know I know you different forever

no say like after we thought you did like schedule you know Rico you name on Like, nah, bro, you different. You know what I'm saying? Like, nah, you different for real, bro. You know what I'm saying? Like, we thought you was just, like, scared of, you know, to recall your name on the list and all that shit. But nah, you different. You know what I'm saying? You could trick yourself to be different.

Niggas don't even know that. You could start off like you finessing or scare yourself to be different, bro. Niggas scared to be different. Was you finessing at first? Nah, I don't know i can't say that you're trying to figure it out yeah just tired of doing the same yeah i'm just and i mean like a was just doing no ignorance i'm just saying

is tired of thinking the same way you cannot be doing that physically or actively, but you can be doing some shit to your mind that's fucking your whole world up, bro. Like, rearing and thinking and not living in the moment, living in yesterday and living in tomorrow. Man, that shit is running nigga crazy, man. You know what I'm saying? So, you even living in a place like Atlanta where you saw so many black people doing so many different positive things,

like that didn't have an influence on you? No. What? Who? What they doing? What you talking about? Oh, everybody, from artists to athletes to lawyers. Man, when you be, you know what I'm saying?

Once again, when you be stuck in a place in your own mind, bro, you creating your own dumbass movie. Yeah, yeah, yeah your own dumbass movie yeah I need supposed to get donkey of the decade I'm as fuck that's all it being I get it it don't be like a nigga like realist the way and I used to think I swear to God I was right in that moment so I understand a nigga who don't know. A nigga who's somewhere like, damn, we looking at him like he tripping. He just don't know. Yeah, he just did a home invasion

and you like, damn, why would he do something like that? Yeah, it's just far-fathomed to you. I can see why niggas do certain shit. Not saying I could don't, but I see it because in your mind, you think this is the only way and this all I know.

That shit really a mental illness, for real real but that's why people like you you know when y'all turn that corner y'all are so valuable cuz y'all really did it really lived it y'all ain't judging this next generation or judging whoever doing it but you also know how to help them get about of that if they want to get about us thanks now that why I tell them if you that be that don't bitch up when it time to stand on you with that that's all i tell me if your mind made up i can't tell you what to do if your mind made up you know i'm saying because the morals and principles have changed though yeah that's what i'm saying be that if you're gonna be that nigga shit don't bitch up now so with dave somebody that used to always tell you like, bank, you got more to offer. Bro, so I'm like,

yes bro, that nigga, bro. My wife brought me this, shout out to my wife Shante, she brought me this, it say, on witchy big and it got her name on it. That's all they say, bro, on witchy, bro, you don't know bro, on witchy. And that's a big part of me just pushing harder now. It's like I got to see myself how homie made sure I know he saw me.

You get what I'm saying? I got to live in that light. I can't even explain it, bro. This shit going to make me get emotional. I saw you drive the – I ain't trying to make you emotional, but I saw you driving the hearse. I was like you emotional but I saw you driving the the hearse I was like damn

stopping that motherfucker till we were late my bad bro like everything was late the funeral we got the funeral late late getting to the

funeral home people calling while the server going off in the club I was jumping in and stomped that motherfucker got my butt on up in the I saw somebody in the comments

say man Bank ain't ask no questions he grabbed the keys and took the hearse and was out I was jumping in and stomped that motherfucker. Got my butt on up in there. I saw somebody in the comments say, man, Bank ain't ask no questions. He grabbed the keys and took the hurt and was out. Screwed. Yeah, nah, we was lit, though. Long live Duck Tay Day, man. Word, word.

And you said you got the restaurant coming, Screen? What's going to be in the restaurant? Yeah, Palm 7-8 Smyrna. We building from scratch, so it's taking a little minute, but it's coming soon. Steak and seafood,'m saying casual fine dining so uh salute to the whole team over there doing that just just trying to create more spots in atlanta where people can just come kick it positive vibes it's a restaurant though not a club like it's going to be a restaurant so you come eat kick it pay leave is that a big risk in Atlanta To do something like that Yeah Yeah Yeah because your shit Gonna turn into a club

Regardless Like A nigga turn anything Into a club in Atlanta Yeah Like you better not have No hookah Nah ain't no hookah

No hookah No hookah She stinks You got hookah to DJ Yeah it's a club You got DJ We might have some Entertainment

But ain't no hookah That's a club Atlanta nightlife Ain't hurting for nothing, though, is it? Nah, hell nah. Niggas out. But niggas ain't going to no club. Club, they going to spots like his shit and turn them into clubs. Yeah.

What happened to the clubs in Atlanta? Like, Atlanta was one. Alex know when to start touring. Especially during COVID. COVID was the spot where you can go to a club in Atlanta. But now it seems like nobody's going to those big venues anymore. Yeah, AG Entertainment. Alex, he started doing touring.

Like, not to say his niggas ain't in Atlanta getting that shit popping in the club still. But they're saying Alex used to throw all the biggest shit and have all the biggest people in the city in one spot. You know what I'm saying? On a regular night. So they started doing a lot of touring and shit. Most of the hood spots closed too Like just hood spots Like palace

And niggas started shooting And shit Like nobody wanna be Niggas started shooting In the club and shit Niggas ain't trying to do that Special It was so many people

From everywhere else During the pandemic Cause we was the only shit open So a lot of people came down Like a lot of crazy niggas Came from everywhere Shooting in the club And all type of shit

Robbing in Buckhead Like Buck bucket is unsafe so even now now I'm saying Dean okay now still you know it's back to the back to normal but yeah Atlanta was just turned to the wild wild west like when we was the only thing open I did all those hits that Atlanta took a Atlanta? Like Thug getting locked up. That too. Take off getting killed. All that. All that, bro.

Took a lot of hits. Yeah, all that. Like, it's kind of divided. Like you say, Thug locked up. Shit, Luchi locked up. Well, I think Luchi about to get out. He might be out. Luchi on the house arrest.

I thought he on though. Okay. I believe so. Then, you know, how, you know, that shit just divided. Garner, he over here doing his thing. You know what I'm saying? How y'all feel about that? I don't feel no way about it.

Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Would y'all have him on Big Facts if you? Yeah, yeah. Yeah, for sure. Yeah, yeah. We don't discriminate with Big Facts. Like, that's yeah we'll discriminate with big facts like that's what we tell people pull up let's have a conversation let's have a real conversation

we're gonna ask you if you want to have a real conversation i'm gonna do that you said who i said gonna gemini though he ain't finna do that and let it be let it be what it gonna be whatever y'all whatever people think it gonna be let it be what it gonna be that the best way though yeah when you go to yabba dabba doing about shit it make it worse be, let it be what it gonna be. That the best way though. Yeah. When you go to yabba dabba doing about shit, it make it worse, bro. Just let it be whatever. Let that shit lay with,

let niggas think what they wanna think. Let them talk about me. When you put something on it with it, that shit turn into like a shit pile. That's what it feel like,

though. It feel like the internet turned it into something that is actually not. Cause you see Thug Pops, it's like, y'all don't know what the fuck y'all talking about. Like Thug Family, like y'all don't know what y'all talking about.

I saw Gunna the other day. I think he might have been doing something with Brown Girl Grinding, my interview, and he was like, I'm still YSL. You ain't see Thug say nothing. By the way, I ain't never seen nobody stand on business like Thug. Thug ain't said a word. What does it say? Nothing.

I'm going to say, but you know what he's doing? He's doing shit to say about nothing. But you said it just now, making people be yabba-dabba doing. That man hasn't said a word about nothing. Dog fighting for his life. Yeah, let Brian Stearns talk. Keith Allen, let them people talk. He's letting his lawyer talk.

How you supposed to? That's right. But it's the same when you start talking that when you. Said something there but that's the bad thing about social media and especially some of the people

just want to talk sometimes like you said you gotta let your attorney just shut the fuck up all the time how you think that situation

gonna turn up I think Thug coming home bro me too what's that gonna look like in Atlanta Thug come home Tupac

damn shit like that I think he gonna come home though you know what I'm saying Wow. Shit like that. I think he gonna come home, though. You know what I'm saying? It's just too much. And then, you know, it's Faith Strong.

She got the best lawyers. I've been watching this shit. I've been watching. Yeah, hell yeah. What would you say if you was on the jury? I would say this shit would have been

a mistrial a long time ago. Why are you still here? It's just too much going on. Did they take the judge off? They didn't take the judge off. I thought they were going to take the judge off next. I heard that Brian still requested that the judge be removed. He been requesting a lot of shit that they did.

He been requesting a lot of shit. Now, that's a crazy trial, though, man. But the fact that he tried to lock up the attorney, and then the state came back and was like, nah, you can't do that. We going to bring that back. They locked up one of them. Somebody had got locked up for bringing in some weed

or something that's what I'm saying it's a whole movie it's been a whole movie somebody gonna make a move out of that shit bro what does that do for Atlanta

if Thug comes home does that lift the city back up in a way yeah sure people wanna see yeah I think everybody if he stay in Atlanta

everybody gonna come back to the city like you know like I said all them niggas them niggas gone really ain't nobody Yeah, I think everybody, if he stay in Atlanta, everybody gonna come back to the city. Like I said, all them niggas gone. Really ain't nobody, them niggas gonna be outside. We used to be outside, everybody used to be like, shit, such and such. Niggas would pop up, like they was in the magic city. Every night somebody would be somewhere, they loaded, it's loaded.

Everybody, everybody, everybody, everybody. You know what I'm saying? That shit ain't like that since that. Like niggas are like, shit, I'm finna get out of the way. I'm finna get out of the way. Man, these folks trippin'. You know what I'm saying? Yeah.

Y'all got a good relationship with a lot of people though. 21 is a partner of y'all? Yeah, 21, that's my brother, Shots Outta Savage. That was a great conversation on Big Facts. Oh yeah. Savage solid. 100% solid. It's beautiful to see people just become megastars and superstars.

You know what I'm saying? Somebody like Savage and, like you say, Pluto, and then we can keep naming thugs. We all remember those people way before they became the super and megastars that they are. But you can tell, my bad, you can tell that them niggas was going to be them niggas though. Like it's crazy, but you can always,

I can see that shit, bro. Like what nigga gonna be what, if he do what he need to do to be that. Like you could see that shit early, like Baby, Savage, Future, Tip, shit. Any of them niggas, you could see like, nah. Who's next? Next out of the city.

I ain't really been paying no attention to it, though, for real. But who next? It's something coming, but I can't. It's probably something cooking up, but I can't say that. I can't give you a name right now. Like, this person, we know for sure. We always feel it. Like, we felt baby was coming.

Homicide gang. Young niggas, Meachie. Yeah, they going up, but they going up on like, in the Playboy Carty lane. They gonna be up here soon. Somebody need to pull them to the side and say, hey, change y'all name now. Don't even do it.

It's already going up. They already selling out concerts and, what them, a festival, they already own them concerts and uh with them a festival they already own them festival name they named getting big in big area you know your name is how many of them is it two pull them up let me go lit okay y'all they doing that thing for sure yeah honcho of course oh yeah honcho yeah honcho, sir. Yeah, that's crazy. Huncho. He that deal. We already had him on Big Phat

right before, too. Shout out to Huncho. Yeah, Huncho. Yeah, y'all got to get Huncho on. He the next one. Yeah, Huncho the one. He the one. Yeah, he the one. Not next. He the one. Yeah, he the one.

And he got it. He got that it., he the one. Not next. He the one. Yeah, he the one. Performer, everything. And he got that. He got it. Like, he got that it. He got that it. Yeah, he on the XXL cover right now. Oh, for real? Yeah. For the freshman class.

Yeah, he got that it, though. Word. So, what's the next show on Big Facts Podcast Network, man? Perspective with Bank is here now. We dropped like four five episodes I'm not kicking my shit you know it's just out of black and immediately no play before our game um let me see then screen got shit cooking well him on say the name and I rather hang with baby J we trying to get Jade

to be new to new TMZ but but you know what I'm saying? Jade, man, everybody love Jade, bro. You know what I'm saying? Jade's like the mayor of Atlanta. Yes. I would want Jade to get a mic on her, man. Just, what's up, bro? You know what I'm saying?

Get them shorts in. Like, I'd rather hang with Jade. That shit's a do-num-a. She just, I don't know why she don't do it. She take the picture, but I think she gonna get to it. I'd rather hang with Jay because everybody would rather hang with Jay. She got the t-shirts, right? Yeah, but any nigga come to the city, they gonna call Jay.

I wouldn't give a damn. Jay, where we at tonight? What, what, what, what, what, what? And break off. You know what I'm saying? Shout out to baby Jay. I love you, Kate. And y'all still do the shit show too, right?

Yeah, we just did the shit show for my birthday, June 19th. Yeah, I think I seen it. The Resnishon was there, right? Yeah. Yeah, the Resnishon was there. show too right yeah we just did the show for my birthday june 19th yeah i think i see the resident was there right yeah yeah yeah the red show was up now that's how the reason yeah we lit screen dj for a minute at the show they showed them broke some stars too now who like comedians ain't ain't trap commander man oh yeah nah we don't think we can we ain't broke nobody but the comedians done came through though. And we don't have real artists in there. We got a lot of dudes that's going up, but they ain't went up through there.

You know what I'm saying? They came through the shit show. I didn't just take that on the road. Let's bring it up here. Shit, I'm down with that. That shit funny as shit. That shit so hilarious. Man, that shit is hard.

I'm trying to figure out a way to get this shit live streamed or something, man. We been gut busting. Yeah. Funny. Like, this shit is gut busting funny bro. Clay used to be a part of that too right? Yeah, Clay. Shout out to Clay.

Shout out to my partner Big Pat. Oh yeah, that's amazing bro. Clay one of them, Clay one of the one too man. Like Carl Clay, he gonna figure Kyle Klay He gonna figure it out Klay gonna figure it out Shout out to Hannah Shout out to Klay Love Hannah

Oh Hannah Phone call actually But nah Klay one of those people Klay like the far He was like the farthest gump Of culture Cause he done been around So many different

Errors And so many different people And you be like Damn Yeah Klay know how to Pick that shit'd be like damn yeah clay you know how to play you know that person clay know how to pick that talent too though clay clay or get in it like i'll be riding through a hood a real hood like long little clay ride through a real hood and see clay standing over there with some young niggas like pull up like hey what you doing

nah these young i told him he was at crew because clay's do uh crucial monday a long time ago but not long time well they were like 2004 2000 but 2006 almost yeah so he'll let um amateur artists come through and perform their next week clay on the block with them putting the battery in their bag you can do it after you do it somebody blew up too so that's out the clay. Damn. Yeah. Well, Big Bank Scream, the Big Fast Podcast. Yes, sir. We appreciate you guys

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