The Breakfast Club - INTERVIEW: City Girls Speak On New Album, Setting Trends, Solo Projects, Diddy, Lil Uzi Vert, VMAs + More

Episode Date: October 26, 2023

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And we got a special lady, some special ladies joining us this morning. we got the city girls before JT first time yes good morning I'm a little nervous why we love you I love you he's where he's a part of the group. Oh, he do what you mean? I like this She had a breakfast club don't mean nothing, you know, Charlotte made a city girl, you know Why I've been listening to the breakfast club since yeah, I was like so messy and I used to do donkey today You know, it's not as messy. You know, I see and I made you stop being messy

No, I need that. I just feel like you know, the best way to not disturb your own peace is not disturb the peace of others. Oh, that's cute. Yeah. And I feel like everything is so messy now. So I like, when I see everybody going one way, I like to go the other way. Oh, okay. You don't think everything messy now?

Yeah. Everybody, yeah. It's just the way. Hi, Carisha. Hey. Hey, Carisha. What's up? How are you?

I'm great, you? How you feeling today? I'm blessed black and highly favored favorite I know that's right me too you like them either you know I take my kids to school every morning silence to y'all every morning literally like and we appreciate it they do appreciate it and like what I said I it wasn't no no this to you know I just I just feel like people always saying that I don't deserve stuff. Why I don't deserve anything? I work hard.

I deserve everything. When I just did my first live podcast, the line was around the corner. It's new. We in a new time. We in a new generation. I'm bringing something new. So why I don't deserve it? I just feel like you don't put out enough.

If you was putting them out every week, you'd be the biggest podcast in the game. Because that's how I want to run my show, though. I want people to wait. I want my shit to be anticipated. I don't want to drop every week. That's how it is. You just said you don't like the way everybody doing. Okay, that's true.

I want people to anticipate my shit. But the first year you won it, when Drink Champs and you won it at the same time, I'm like, all right, Diddy, come on now. Yeah, I ain't had nothing to do with that. I ain't had nothing to do with that. That had something to do with it. How? So if that's the case why with my BMA if did he brought it and it was like why he about it why he brought it away

can't afford to be me the BT Lord Lord she can't afford away from your work and your grind. That's not true. Now you're talking over. I just feel like as a black woman, people always discredit us. Like, don't discredit me. I work hard. I'm away from my kids. I get up every morning. I put in the work. Like, I deserve everything that's coming to me.

Don't do that. Well, we can't be a little salty. What if we a little salty? Yeah, just say that. Just say that. Then I'll go, okay, I feel you. I feel you. I just feel like I deserve my shit like I I'm here like God put me here for a reason and it's this way he had

for me this was destined for me so don't say I don't deserve it just say you was salty and then I can respect it well congratulations thank you but when people say you was the next Oprah I was like y'all don't know where Karisha gonna be Karisha could be the next Oprah. I was like, y'all don't know where Carisha going to be. Carisha could be the next Oprah. I definitely said that. I am. I don't see why you're not with me. When I say the black Oprah, I mean, like, coming from the hood, Opelika, Section A, wig, food stamps, like that, to having a podcast, to being one man.

I never imagined this for me, so I feel like, you know, I gotta run. And I'm doing everything that I thought I wouldn't do, so I feel like the sky's the limit for me. Why wouldn't you dream big? Who else is the ball? If you in that space, who else is the ball other than somebody like Oprah?

Right. Do you feel like people don't, I'm sorry. I was gonna say, do you feel like people don't appreciate y'all as a group, as a single, as a solo artist, as a rapper, as a podcastercaster do you feel like they don't give you the respect you deserve yeah I feel like I don't get the respect I deserve I feel like I'm always I'm always throwing a single doubt even in the group is that oh she can't rap she can't do this but when we go on stage I sing it and work for her when

y'all see me I bitches falling out no what is it I can't have to make sense and it's like to a point where i'm very humble i don't put it in nobody's face like it's like oh she can't do this she can't do that like the numbers that i make on my website just off of my card game like i made a million dollars in 15 days i made 500 000 last night what do you mean oh we're gonna play yeah like i could really be putting in y'all face and making y'all each but that's not me that's not my character i just be chilling but don't say i can't do this i ain't like like i ain't bringing it to the table no do that i don't feel it i don't like that this has

been happening with you guys for so long though like at this point do you feel like it's just like why even let it like why even address it why even you know what i mean like y'all at this point it's a popular thing to why even let it, like, why even address it? Why even, you know what I mean? I feel like at this point it's a popular thing to say because they've been saying it since they went. But at some point in time it's tiring. Like, don't act like, you know, I ain't give y'all a feature on, like, y'all wasn't singing my shit. Like, y'all don't know my lyrics. Like, y'all don't, like, I don't bring nothing to the table.

Like, I don't, anybody wouldn't feel that. Anybody wouldn't want that on them. How do you feel about it, JT? I feel like they do me the same way. Like, I had my time when they, you know, bash me all the time. They still do. But, I mean, I don't know. Y'all have to know that comes with the territory.

Yeah, I mean, I think she feel like she gets singled out. I feel the same way. Like, a lot of people say a lot of stuff about me. Like, oh, she lazy, or she don't do this, or she don't do that. But it's just I do things my way. Like, you know, and I do what's for me. And I'm not trying to compete or keep up. I just do things at my own pace.

So when people come at me, I don't, I just, I'm good at rapping. You get what I'm trying to say? I've been rapping since I was a little girl. And it comes off naturally for me. So I feel like people will give me my flowers in rapping. That's my thing to do. I don't think that they singling her out. Because they single me out for a lot of stuff that she do.

Like, so much shit that she do. And I just don't think that it's that type of thing like i don't think that i think they hate on you just as much as they hate on me it's equal hate like just as much you feel some type of way i can feel some type of way because they'll be like oh do this do this do this and it's so much more pressure because as soon as i do it and i don't and i feel everybody on my ass and they like you get on trying to say like oh JT go solo go solo go solo okay I take that risk and I do that everybody on my ass so it's just as it's it's just as much pressure and it it's equal like I don't think that it's like singling nobody out I think that

it's very equal hey like it's like if you get something they like where hers at you get what I'm trying to say and it's I got mine but I'm not like that and hers at? You get what I'm trying to say? And it's, I got mine, but I'm not like that. And I'm not, you get what I'm trying to say? Like, people, it's the same thing. Like, they be like, okay, JT got this going on. I mean, if she post something, it's like, oh, shit. She, Carisha, for two years they was saying that. Like, oh, Carisha done left the group.

She gone. Like, she got this going on. She got that going on. JT better find a job because Carisha done with her for two years straight. When she dropped Karisha, please? Like, a lot of stuff. And then when I started doing my thing and being more, like, actively in my space, you know, what I'm good at. People start giving me my floppers for it.

Then it's feeling like, oh, okay, it's more hate towards you and it's not that. You think it's a persona? Like, you know, the amount of stuff you do? I ain't never say because you do. You think it's more hate towards me. I'm not that you think it's a persona like you know i'm just telling you how i feel it's not anything to do with you i just feel like what i'm reading about me because i see you right now y'all been clearly debating about this y'all been clearly having healthy arguments about who getting more hate no no no no no i just i'm it's not even a debate right now i'm just saying like i don't think that is hate towards one of the nut up. I don't think either. I think both of y'all get smoked.

I think both of us get smoked. I'm not saying like, okay, she only gets smoked. I think we equally get smoked. Like we both get hated on equally as the city girls. There's no jabs at her like at all, never. But I'm just putting it out there that as the city girls, we both get hate and we get hate individually. We get hate as a group. We get hate about everything.

Because I feel like people buy more into our personality, our personal life, and all type of shit that we've been through. But they miss a lot of it, though. Like, when you talk about, you know, Carisha taking her kids to school every day. People don't know. I see it because you tag us and you listen, right? Or when I see you taking your kids to the fashion show. I was at the fashion show and I seen you with your son. It wasn't the lights and glitters. You're loving your son and supporting your son. I was at the fashion show and I seen you with your son. It wasn't the lights, it's glitters.

You're loving your son and supporting your son. I think a lot of times people don't see that. I see it all the time because I'm there, but I'm like, she's a dope mom. People don't see it. They'll hate on that too. Yeah. Yeah. That's why I don't like the mother on the internet though.

I feel like they hate on everything with the city girls because we came out so raw and we came out so like. Realize this. Get the fuck out of the nigga. We came out as our self though came out so like Real ass bitch get me fucked by the nigga. We came out as our self though that's our culture you know what I'm saying like people think that we show off in Miami bitch we gonna buy a Chanel bag before we pay our rent we just always been

we stealing and robbing our priorities fucked up in Miami so we always been no it's the truth our priorities so fucked up down there but that's how we was raised to like have it and like want it and stunt we some stunt ass bitches we came out stunt so a bitch

always gonna pray on a bitch down fall who always trying to stunt I said Carisha put a 70,000 dollar bag on the table she said 80,000 she didn't want to put it down either that's right that skin on the table it ain't never the stunt on people it's literally like for real like it's our lifestyle and it don't mean that they don't mean shit it's just like for real back like see i'm gonna get me i'm gonna get

me a nice car and i'm gonna have me regardless of what That's why when people try to clown us, regardless of what, me and Carisha going to win because that's how we was raised. I'm going to do whatever to stay in my shit or stay how I'm living now. No matter what. You're not going to go back to scamming. I might. No, you won't, JT. Cut it out.

Shit. I'm just playing. What's wrong with that? I'm just joking. No, I won't go back to skimming at all. I don't even recommend skimming at all. But I'm just saying, like, that's how we was to raise on survival and sputting. Do you think y'all both still city girls?

Because we see y'all booed up. You know, we see you raising the kids and stuff like that. Are y'all still city girls? We ain't booed up with no broke niggas. Damn. But you still booed up. We ain't booed up with broke niggas. Because on the album, you said the only uzi could get the pussy that was that was another thing about the city you know y'all

was out there doing what y'all wanted to do sexually liberated see he's a projector conversations in this room all the time about us as women having standards of what we want where we want to go don't want to go, first dates, whatever. And he says that's toxic. And I'm like, if you require a certain thing as a woman, that's what you require. Because y'all be shitting on everything. You saw that list that they had that you can't take a woman on first dates. People don't want to go to Applebee's for a first date.

He said that that's toxic. Well, if you were in like middle school, okay. Middle school, Jesus Christ. i told them me and my grown friends don't even go to high school you might order on doordash if you can't get nothing else but like if that's not what you do it was a bar for drinks hookah lounge you can't go to none of them places a house now think about the type of guys y'all got right now you don't want to go to their mansion see but that's a different like I went away go to a mansion what you mean on a first date like on the first day go to his house yes as long as I will we go we go to Applebee's say what I'm

saying that's me I would devise baby she's take me long as we breathing together in the same kind of same way but because you like the guy yeah and that's all I'll be trying to tell them focus on the man not all the superficial stuff do you like if you like the person you'll go anywhere with them but if she said she didn't want to go Applebee's it's fine too no she said she want to go to but I'm saying if she I just don't understand why when it comes to women in the Applebee's with somebody first day you don't even know if you like a person you do no that's why you went on a date with him something he said made you say you, you know what, I'm going to go kick it with him.

Now, he might mess it up on the first date. Okay, so this is not pertaining to us. But I'm just saying, like, sometimes guys be online kicking it like they bigger than what they is. So your expectations for a guy probably is high of how they put it out on themselves. So if you flexing and you flashing and you acting like you that nigga and you pull up on me and you take me to Applebee's, yes, I'ma be devastated. Mm.

But what if you pull up in a Maybach? You in a Maybach, he got all the money, he just wanna go to Applebee's. He is who he says he is. Maybach don't mean nothing to them. He just taking you to Applebee's. Man, why we talking about Applebee's? Let's be for real.

See? Like, let's for real. So where you wanna go? I wanna go to Pocky State I don't even know what that is It's a restaurant Shawman you been on this radio For 50 years baby

I know you got some money I'm struggling out here JT I know you got You gotta do a scam or two man You is so Roxy You so messy Why you so Roxy? Why can't you bring it up?

I don't know You so messy Like you like I You don't want me Like, come on now. You so messy. Like, you like, I, I. You don't want me to teach you this. Like, I'm so bad. Because Carisha came in ready to swing on you. You know why? Because I love Chalamet.

I love the Breakfast Club. I always say that. And I always say, one thing about you, but you always love the city girls coming out the gate. So I always fuck with you. But then I'm like, damn. I'm only 29. I came from nothing.

I deserve that. Yeah, I don't want you to feel like that. I deserve that. I don't care what nobody say. I deserve that. Y'all should probably love. You didn't apologize yet. Because Carisha was about to hit 29. I came from nothing. I deserve that. Yeah, I don't want you to feel like that. I deserve that. I don't care what nobody say. I deserve that. Y'all should probably hug because Carisha was about to hit you. I love Carisha, man. I ain't even want to.

Don't say y'all. I ain't even want to. Him. You should apologize to Carisha. The only thing I was saying was, and I understand exactly where you're coming from, I want you to drop more. If you drop more, I'm like, yo, you can't even front on Carisha. She said she don't want to drop more.

I get it. You know what I mean? But there are people that come out daily and weekly that, you know, really put in a lot of work. That shit be tiring. That shit be tiring, though. Like, when you put out every week, it's like, God damn, you got to let the audience grow, let the interview grow.

Like, give people time to get into it. I don't want my shit to drop every week. I probably will, but it was my first time trying it out. So, you know, I got to learn how to talk, too. I feel the nervous. No, no. I disagree. I probably will, but it was my first time trying it out. So, you know, I gotta learn how to talk too. I feel the nervous. No, no, I disagree.

I disagree. I swear I don't want you, I love everything. When I watch y'all on live, I just, I eat it up. Like, I don't want you to change that

because you feel like that's gonna do anything different. That's what we love you for. You can't, people can't get out of Summer Walker or Trina what you did

if they don't talk like you. Right. You speak their language. You speak their language. You speak that language. Right. No, don't think you got to change how you talk. I ain't learned how to talk in 25 years. So that's what I'm saying.

You just said that. So why you sit there and say I ain't deserve my award? I didn't say you didn't deserve it, Carisha. People come on there and they just like literally, it be a vibe. We got hookah. We got drinks. Y'all ain't got no hookah up here. We got drinks.

We got drinks. Y'all ain't got no drinks. Y'all ain't got no drinks. Y'all ain't got no vibes up here. We got got drinks. Y'all ain't got no bars up here. We got a candle. And I'll call you. If you in New York, I'm putting up in New York. I'll put up on you.

And I got the vibe. We ain't got no hookah. I didn't say you don't deserve it. I said you were wrong. I think that she deserves it. Yeah, I didn't say she don't deserve it. I personally think she deserves it. I said, Carisha, you know what?

You do deserve it. Yeah, I know. I ain't gonna fight it. Oh it. I personally think she deserve it. I said, Carisha, you know what? You do deserve it. Yeah. I ain't going to fight it. Oh, it was sponsored by Deleon. Then y'all be trying to front on me with my little piece that I got going. One minute it's him doing nothing for me. Him on me. Then the next minute he paying for it.

So which one is it? Who said that? Don't say y'all. That's right. There you go. I said, you know, who's that employee? DJ, if you don't want no smoke, you can keep going. Say don't say y'all.

Y'all must be the team. It's no way you said that. Jump down to that. You couldn't have been as sting must be the team. It's no way you said that. Jump that nigga. You couldn't have been as stingy as you are. He was sponsored by Idealian. I didn't say that. I didn't say that.

I know Diddy tricking big. I ain't say he not doing nothing for you. Hold on, man. Whoa. But it ain't tricking if she worth it. That's all I'm saying. Heard that laugh? Keep playing with her.

What? For real. I don't want no smoke with Carisha. Y'all haven't had a fight at Breakfast Club. I love the city girls. Nobody never got hit at Breakfast Club. They could be the first. Carisha could snuff it right now.

Outside the building. I'll help Carisha. Outside the building. Oh, I've seen that video. That wasn't a fight. That wasn't a fight. He got punched in the back. I got in two fights.

I got in two fights outside the building. One in one. He was just out here. I would love for the Breakfast Club to win. Y'all my favorite, though. I would never front on y'all. I don't think we should have won. Oh, the Breakfast Club was in the category? Yep. I don't think we should have won. Oh, the Breakfast Club was in the category?

Yep. I don't think we should have won. JT, I love that you paid that. I actually think Million Dollar War for Games should have won. The show was even in the category. Oh, I don't feel like y'all should have won. I remember them suck about, I think two names that stuck out to me. I remember you talking about it, but I think it was like Million Dollar War for Games.

That's what I think you should have won. And Drink Champs. And Drink Champs. I think Million Dollar War for Games should have won. I love Gillian Waller, though, but why? Oh, shit. So that's who I think should have won. And Drink Champs. And Drink Champs. I think Million Dollars Worth a Game should have won. I love Gillian Waller though, but why? Oh shit, so that's Gillian Waller.

Yeah. Oh, they dope. Yeah. They dope. Million Dollars Worth a Game. And I mean, Drink Champs is always consistent,

you know, but that's who I thought should have won. But let's talk about y'all, man. Let's talk about the album. Real ass horse. No, it's not. I said that.

Oh, so that's not really it? What's the name of it? Come on, man. It's not really that, man. I like that. You be saying stuff and then I come back and they be like, Envy's wrong. I said that Oh so that's not Really it What's the name of it Come on man It's not Real Ass Whores I like that You be saying stuff And then I come back And they be like

Envy's wrong Y'all gotta know That I always say shit And I just be playing around That's my personality And then I was in a bag So it's not Real Ass Whores What's the name of that

That's literally My personality Y'all been knowing me For like five years now I thought Real Ass Whores Was a dope ass title Nah it was just like We had came up with Raw And JT would tell you why And I was like five years now. I thought Real Ass Horse was a dope ass title. Nah,

it was just like, we had came up with Raw and JT would tell you why and I was like, ooh, Real Ass Horse. And then she was like, she laughed at me like, ooh,

ooh, ooh, ooh. What Raw mean? No condom? Real Ass Women. Raw is like in your authentic form.

your natural state. Your natural state. Like you who you are. Like if you go get some Raw meat, not dick. Can I curse? Yes. Okay. We've been doing it the whole been doing the whole show so okay well not like raw dick but like you know if you go to the grocery store the meat is raw and it's like it's not all made up it's not

fabricated it's just you like being yourself so that's why we named it raw because i feel like we are wrong like we raw as you don't think so absolutely yeah that's why people love you y'all y'all have grown a lot since the first album like what was the difference working on this album and then the first time that we heard you guys on the album i think the first album it was like new and fresh for us it was like i'm not gonna lie like my first time like trying to put together an album i just really didn't know difference like between like production and what nothing really meant so I felt like this time around like I listened to

the songs that I actually liked in like you took less direction you were more hands-on on this one to see it feels like it mm-hmm was that true no no not really not really I feel like it was a lot of more people involved this time than the beginning but I feel like it was a lot more people involved this time than the beginning, but I feel like this project is good. I feel like people not giving us a fair chance of a listen. I feel like people listen with their eyes and not their ears no more. They get online and they see what other people saying and then they go for that.

But I swear this album to me got so many bops. And I think it's kind of overwhelming to a lot of people that the song sounds like singles. You get what I'm trying to say? I feel like they don't hear... What I was taking from what people were saying about the album is a lot of sampling. So they didn't feel like- Rob Markman I thought that was dope though.

I like that. I wrote down all of my favorite, like the international players anthem. I love the samples. From the reviews that I was getting from certain people but I just feel like nowadays people like listening with their eyes

and not their ears and just, you know, ready to hate on something or like, like she said, like discredit people and laugh at people

and make people a joke because we in a bad time right now in the economy. You know, like ain't nobody want to see nobody really win and because nobody

ain't really winning versus pandemic they was everybody was buying music because everybody had money everybody was scamming and everybody was feeling like they were a rapper on a rapper's level and like bitch this my sis right here like i'm feeling like me and her together now it's like i don't fuck with y'all i'm broken i don't want to hear that shit not saying y'all broke but but I'm just saying, like, it's tough times. Does the conversation that people are having about, like,

first week sales, do y'all care about stuff like that or do y'all, like, you know, press on? I mean, I care. I think that,

of course, like, nobody want to see that online about they self and I feel like at the same time, you get in, you get what you put in and shit.

Like, I feel like, collectively, we didn't do what we had to do to promote the album. I was going to say that. I don't even know what that means anymore because I don't see record labels promoting I feel like collectively we didn't do what we had to to promote the album. I was going to say that. I don't even know what that means anymore

because I don't see record labels promoting all this. I really didn't know the album came out last week until you told me. How would you? Usually you would see people go out.

It wasn't a lot of, it wasn't a lot of. I feel like this interview should have been last week to promote the album. Yeah, and I said that, but they was like,

when we asked about like coming to the Breakfast Club before, they said they're like, oh, when we come, it's going to drive people to the house. I don't know what the fuck

was going on, but what I could say is you get in what you put out. Like, if you don't go hard with promoting your shit and putting in people's face, like, of course it's going to miss people. And I feel like it missed a lot of people. And then by the time people discovered it, it was discovered as a joke. Like, a lot of people found out through our record sales because that was probably the most viral thing.

I found out because of the tweet, the real assholes tweet. I was like, oh, shit. See, that was good marketing. Yeah, that was good marketing. I said it. That was good. Got a lot of people talking. And I didn't even know the Usher song was y'all's single.

I thought that was a Usher record. Oh. That was so long ago. That's my point. Oh, yeah. That was so long ago with the video. When I saw it on the album, I'm like, oh, I didn't know that was a City Girls record. I just feel like with us, we've just been wanting this album to come out for so long.

And a lot of these songs that's on the album, we wanted it as a single like two years ago. So kind of like we just was wanting these songs out, wanting this album out. So when it finally came out, it was just all over the place. So, yeah. So who called it? The label? Y'all? I feel like it's both.

I saw it last week. This week, I'm seeing a lot. And then we were excited because I think they said JT was supposed to host one day then Carisha was supposed to host another day

and then both of y'all were supposed to host together that would have been fire they said y'all ain't want to wake up they said y'all ain't want to wake up

in the morning I never want to wake up in the morning but that ain't what I said I thought that would have been dope I don't remember I don't remember

no I do remember what I said. I said that I do want to talk about the album and I feel like hosting, I got to talk about other people. So that's what I said. So that's what I said. I personally said, I don't want to host because I want to. I thought it was together always, together. I didn't know it was supposed to be one, one

and then separately. Yeah, I didn't understand. I thought it was like, it took me separately. I wasn't on that call, that's why. I was on it, but I wasn't on it but you know stuff like that fuels the y'all don't get along yeah it do like why we was even there separately

you know like but sometimes that's how people request things or sometimes she interested in I'm not interested in like we grown as fuck now like you know what I'm trying to say like we don't grew out the twin beds like we out of the twin beds so it's just like that's what it

is it's not it's not beef like it's not that at all but if y'all would have called one first and the other one first oh my god like they would have been on there like damn i want to sit in the same room together and it's just like somebody said i heard they don't even ride in the car same car together me and this girl have our own fucking money you think we want to sit on each other laps we got fucking glam teams now we got camera people that we gotta you know take with us you only can hold so many people in the fucking sub so i heard somebody say that before like oh i heard they don't ride in the same car together and i was like yo people are i mean we don't then all these years we were but y'all be throwing each other under the bus though we don't i don't throw her like we ain't

throwing each other i ain't never throw him under'all be throwing each other under the bus, though. I don't throw him. Like, we ain't throwing each other under the bus. I ain't never throw him under the bus. He kept throwing you under the bus this whole show. He was like, don't say me. Don't say me. Oh, that's true. Now, we'll go back and forth on the show now, but we brothers. Yeah, we brothers.

Now, we brothers. Yeah. He just likes you. You know what I'm saying? So you got to give him a hard time. That's all. Yeah. Now, was this album easier to do with more help or harder?

I feel like I... Not even help don't say that um i feel like more hands than that yeah it just took it took too long to me like it just was it it shrugged to me like it it was one year i liked the album and the next year i i hated it some months i you know it just sat too long for me like so that's what made it hard like not easier or not hard but it just made it complicated because it's like a lot of opinion like chris you like this song no like this on jc like something like that song versus just like getting there and getting it done how much do like diddy uzi like do y'all play music for them and they give feedback?

Is that a thing? Me personally, my nigga mind his business. As he should. He mind his business when it comes to the City Girls music because if he has something to say, his music is so totally different. Sometimes I go to the studio with him and he'll be like, rap with me. And one time we did, right? And it was just like like you know i go hard so he's like oh please like dang like we um we just rap like that but me and him like music wise in the future but he he mind

his business when it comes to like our music he's talking about retiring though is that like going to be a thing yeah i gotta call got to call him up to hear that. I mean, because when he said it, I think it made people feel like, okay, so what's about to come next for JT and Uzi? Are they about to settle down? Is there kids coming? What's coming next for y'all?

Settle down kids? We already settled down kids. She got the tattoo saying Uzi on her wrist. One thing I will say, people say what they want about you, but you are so supportive of him and you are so locked in. Uzi done locked JT down. Shout out to

Uzi, taming the city, girl. That's a not no easy task, man. I think it's an even thing, but I love to see it because you have that support when you need it, right? Yeah, but me and Karisha is a group, so I feel like Uzi shouldn't be trying to come in and tell us what we should be doing as a group. This is our group.

So I don't want him to be involved in our group because I feel like this is our shit. Like, this is me and hers. And we both got brains enough to say, like, okay, I like this. I like that. And we don't need him to tell us that. But as far as support-wise, like like the other day I was just like pissed. And he was like, he said, he looked at me, he said, baby, it's just a song. You can talk, right?

You can make another one. So I was like, okay. He was like, you can make another song. He said, you know how many times, how much music I put out? And that's how I grew my, it was like, you got to put the music out. Like you won't get the backlash all the time, but you have to put the music out. You can't not put the music out. Like, you're going to get the backlash all the time, but you have to put the music out. You can't not put the music out. So that's one advice that he say,

because he's just real nonchalant when it comes. He's been doing it for so long. I don't think fans exist on social media. And I think everybody has to start realizing that. I don't believe that. I don't believe that. I think people go on social media just to bash you. That's it.

Now, there's some fans on there as well, though. There are some people that support. Like, if you go on to social media to actually look for a good gauge of what people think about your music and think about you

you're going to get your feelings hurt every single time. But y'all respond to a lot of stuff too. And I think that that feeds it. Why do y'all respond

so much? Because shut the fuck up bitch. Jesus Christ. Like for real. I'm sorry Carisha. That was to you. That was to you.

I'm sorry Carisha. We're going to get some balls after this. We're going to have our shots. And I'm going to let you get your fair way. On social media you. I'm sorry, Carisha. We gonna get some balls after this. I'm sorry, Carisha. We gonna have our shots. I apologize, Carisha. And I'm gonna let you get your farewell. On social media, you can make as many pages as you can.

So who's to say? It's probably your hater got one good account or you a bad account. But I feel like right now social media is kind of running shit and making people's opinions change. And I feel like blogs and the media is getting a lot of control you know like i feel like that's true it's true i would say carisha you do you like the troll i see you like to troll people sometimes you just like to throw shit out there and see what people talk about why do you do that so but you did that with the of course the name of the album you did that with the the pregnancy thing after the uh i never said i was pregnant you said something like

something because they were talking about my outfit. So it's like, somebody said that the pregnancy I just was tweeting because bitch, you was giving snacks. Like, I was just tweeting bad shit they was saying

about me because it was just like, they was just talking about me. So I was just retweeting. The golden shower. You say stuff you know that's going

to go far. I know. That's what you're supposed to do. And guess what? No, that was the truth. When you said

the golden shower thing and then you cleared it up, you said, I wasn't even, you said something. You have to get people talking. You know how many people went to watch that interview and wanted to see what cards

I was reading, Risha Roulette, yes I like golden showers, go buy them cards baby. Do you think Diddy ever pee on me? No. If you weren't dating Diddy at the time, do you think that it would have went as crazy and as viral still? I don't know because it was like pee Diddy. I mean peeing on somebody in the shower ain't bad, though.

What? Like, if you're in the shower, taking a shower. Yeah, you ever took a shower and didn't get he peed? Oh, he peed? What happened now? Wait, what is that? Wait, no, I'm saying, like, you know how they say, if you stand up in the shower and a nigga just pee,

it's like peeing. That's what I'm saying. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Like, it just, you know, it just happens. I personally, for real, for real, for real, never got peed on. My mama cussed me the fuck out about that. She was mad.

Good mama Miami. Good mama Miami. She was like, for real, I was like, damn, I got to start really saying shit like that. For real, for real, for real. Why was she mad, though? Because she was just like, Carisha, for real, you be taking it too far. Like, sometimes I do be taking it too far, but like, girl, I got to sell these cards, and I got to.

You ain't got to tell me. Welcome to our world. Could you imagine the people at the church called a mama Miami? So I just seen this video Embarrassed because I people always go back to my grandma shit, so she So she always be like I wish you think in his sight for real Yeah, you gotta show my mother that she that were she out social media show know what's going on? Stop one of my grandma with it. It was your grandma. Yeah

Grandma cussing me out think I like uh girls because of the stripper comment if you cash out a stripper 1500 after the strip club what does that mean i didn't get i was drunk and i was trying to empower i was she was telling me her story and i'm like girl i want to help you i'm gonna tell you she don't gotta be there. Like a whole nigga, you ain't gotta do this. Oh no no no no. That's real bitch shit. I put on something like yo, I wish somebody would do this for me. My friends was like bitch you not the one. You ain't gonna do it. He turned into something else. I said my mom or my grandma gonna have a whole family meeting today. Like it's gonna be a whole thing. But I mean it's your preference.

You know what I'm saying, that's what men do in the script club. They'll tell a girl, you know you don't have to do this. And guess how much more boss it is when a like a female pulls up and does it I don't see why you afraid to be with girls $1,500 she gonna be big yes she's trying to go back tonight because you know I'm talking about her I'm somebody stripper oh yeah my JT pussy on his nose on my period Rudolph rudolph i'll be trying to match the vibes man we should be going hard to me what's that mean no man okay listen like i really like i'm not gonna lie like when it comes to like freaky rap carisha got me like i'll be like trying to match the vibes because i'm like okay so she talking her like you know she was like you know what that mean you married. How old you is? Okay, yeah, we gonna get to that.

Exactly. You don't win that. No, the period was on. The period don't stop. Nothing but a sentence. Thank you. Right, okay. But no, I literally was matching the vibes of the song.

You got a girl? I think that... How old you is? 31. Not on the nose. Oh, we talk later. But you saying man never ate you out on your period

no by mistake no why wouldn't he be by mistake why wouldn't you tell him what's going on Carisha so he can properly navigate his time

it might be the first date he don't just tell you but like so you just like just be chilling and you just it don't feel weird that like his whole mouth

is there and like all that stuff I'm gonna keep my my sexual business to myself that's right cause I ain't got time to be training

after the breakfast club cause it's just like baby I'ma shut the fuck up I'ma sit here and take my shot we gonna go ahead and skip that question yeah

cause I'm a woman of God now on that same record Karisha you said you like Patron that's what get you freaky yeah that song was like four five years ago that's when I was a Patron girl.

And that's how I played well for my kids. I was about to say, I know Diddy was mad about that. Nah, he ain't trippy. I had him tell me, I was like, baby, that song was recorded like in 2019. He didn't want you to redo it? Or he just heard it when I dropped it? Nah, he wasn't trippy. He wasn't trippy.

Damn. You said that's how you made both the kids? We can talk about Adei on that so yeah I don't even like patrol patrol make me all they do make me pee for real yeah it don't be hitting for nothing you know be hitting tonight now JT you got the no boss song on the album you know people hear that they automatically so this is the introduction of the solo album. The launch of the solo album, people would say. Okay, so, when I made No Bars, I made No Bars at the studio,

just on some shit. And I fucked with the record so hard. Like, it was, that wasn't my intention to like, for people to start seeing that. But,

yeah, I do want to do a solo project. Yeah, both should do a solo project though, right? But listen, why you calling No Bars when you rapping your ass off?

Because it wasn't my intention to like have bars. You know, like sometimes when you're going and you rap and you be like, oh, I'm hitting it with bars. No, I just wanted to talk my shit. It was really for me to talk my shit and express myself. And I think that's what music is for. Like for you to really like get what you got off your chest and say what you want to say. Like this week I got hella inspiration but I feel like no bars wasn't supposed to be like you listening to me like hey I be watching like battle rap for that like reaction but yeah it wasn't but

it was really like an empowerment song cuz I was feeling down that day and I feel like that song does do that for girls like even when they hear something lines in their song they be like oh bitch it's about me like or just to pop your shit when you feeling down that's what no bars was about because I was feeling down that day and I was feeling defeated and I went in the studio and I got something good out of it and I feel like that's what music should be about so you was talking to somebody when you say like I'm a big dog you a scrappy dude you No, I was talking about everybody. Okay.

Like, to be honest, anybody, like, you know, like anybody talking shit, like for real. And people get it twisted.

Like when they talk about, you know, people like she say, who go hard for what they do and who made it out because we done been through some shit. I done been through some shit.

Like, I thank God every day when I wake up in my house like i swear to god i'd be like whoa like nobody can't tell me shit and i just want to pop it sometime and express that and give people confidence and get them home that's what it's really all about it ain't about nothing else and you said you got a lot of inspiration this week why just because people coming at y'all about the album yeah people coming at us people talking shit about us people telling us we should hang it up like how you gonna tell us tell us to hang up something you ain't ever even start or try or do like you can't i could tell any hit out yeah they just talking shit like oh i think that y'all should wrap it up i

think y'all should do this i think i think that people should do what they do you get what i'm saying to say do what you do don't encourage to stop. That is some flawed shit for you to tell a black person, a black woman, a white woman, a polka dot woman, a polka dot man, to stop trying to get money. Because it get the money. And just to clear it up, the group is not breaking up. No. Because I know a lot of people heard that single,

be like, oh, the group is breaking up. The group is not breaking up. Y'all be doing albums, right? There was a video from the listening that went viral. People were like, OK, this shows that they're over. Like people always do that to y'all. I be drunk. I was funny.

I was drinking and then she was late. So I think I was just sitting there like, na, na, na, na. I was like, just vibing to this. I didn't, I didn't. I think that it was a vibe. It was a picture. Okay.

So you want to know the funny part about that story? It was a picture of me. Karisha looked more happy in it, too. And I looked like I was daydreaming, which I was, because I'm always daydreaming. And the first picture that came out, people said that I looked mean. And I looked like I didn't want to be there. You get what I'm saying?

You want to throw it out? No, no, no, no. For the same day. Oh, I didn't see that one. It's like the same picture. And then they started talking about sex appeal. And then on the video, they said that she looked like she didn't want to be there. So it's all about body language and like picking apart people.

I mean, it's popular to do. You get a hit tweet. Get off social media. Like every now and then just put the phone down. It's good for your mental health. Yeah, when I be on social media, sometimes I be having a good day. Yeah, I do.

Like yesterday I had a good day. I do have good days when I'm not on social media. And I have a good day on that motherfucker too because that bitch ain't going to make me go crazy. They will if you keep reading them comments. Because that's what they're trying to do. Like they are purposely trying to get in your head. Like I used to get so upset about it

and I used to get so upset when people say, but you got to remember all them people ain't even in one house. They not together. That's real. They not together saying this shit. This is scattered. This one bitch in Missouri.

This one bitch under a rock. This one bitch on Wi-Fi. This one, and I guarantee you each one of those people hate they life because it ain't a bitch on there that love they life

sitting up there trying to downplay nobody. No, they busy. Yeah. That's why we call it projection. That's real. Yeah, they not in the same house hating on you.

It's not one group of motherfuckers about to attack you. Like you can single-handedly take these people out Mm-hmm How's rap shit going with Issa Rae? How was that season two about to drop? She said you can single-handedly take them out I just been thinking about it. Like, if you really sit and think about it, right? The comments seem like they are together in one group, right? Yes.

But they are not for real. And it seems like they're coming back to back like this. They're like, they're really not jumping you for real. Like, they really like. But they feeding off each other. Once somebody said that, then it's funny. They are. They feeding off each other on social media. But they will not stand up to their boss at their job.

They won't stand up to their mom about them dishes. They won't stand up to nobody. But they on here standing up to me. about them dishes they won't stand up to nobody but they on here standing up to me and cut to me the fuck out and they got real getting bullied at school like and and no to bullying i'm not for the bullying but they won't even speak up for real it's it's easy to talk shit behind the phone like it's so it's easy that's why you can't pay and it gets you popular and it gets you on followers it does it does shade room it gets you popular. And it gets you on followers. It does. It gets you on the neighborhood talk. It gets you places.

It gets you a page. People behind the scenes is paying these motherfuckers now. That's right. And it's just popular. Now they're getting paid off of trolling. So why not? You get what I'm trying to say? Y'all, they fueling it.

Because it's like people putting marketing dollars into troll pages. And hate campaigns. And hate campaigns. was asking about rap shit season two mm-hmm how's it feel to see your life story on TV that ain't really all no no no it is no It's inspired by us. Inspired, yeah. Yeah. It's kind of like our story. Yeah. Well, it's inspired by us, but that's not us. I ain't seen nobody on there do no scamming. That girl did. She did?

I think the first season. Yeah, the first season. The girl that work at the hotel. Oh, yeah. You're right. You're right. You're right. You just wanted to bring that up. Leave her alone. Just leave her alone. You cannot talk to bring that up. Leave her alone. Shut up, Missy. Just leave her alone. You cannot talk about me scamming, yes? Yes, yes. I am, yeah, what happened?

I love that tweet you put out too, when you were saying how a lot of females got their direction from y'all. Yeah, they did, what happened? Oh yeah, Amy was trying to front on us, because I was listening to the radio that day. You see that? Who was in here thinking of you, Aresha?

Jess Hilarious, because I thought she was going to be here today. She out of town. She went on vacation. Bring that ass back. Who was in here sticking up for y'all? You. Now when y'all said direction. Wait, Karisha got, why you put me on before we came here to be at beef with people?

Karisha got her chop in the bag. I didn't know that y'all was talking shit. We wasn't talking shit. Let her tell me what happened. I didn't know that y'all was talking shit. What they saying? We wasn't talking shit. Okay, let her tell me what happened. Okay, JT just shut me up. He always rooting for the city girls. He was like, you know, JT had did a little tweet

and she was like, you know the direction. And then Amy was like, I don't know about that. Like he don't really know what direction. Let's talk about it. That's what I was asking. What direction do y'all mean? Cause I didn't understand the tweet. That's why I said, I don't know.

A lot of the direction, how the motherfucking move your hands, your gestures, your like people say this, they still saying period after they talk. And please don't say your mama taught you that in your motherfucking house because it wasn't on carpets. It wasn't on TV. It wasn't none of that was going on. That was not a thing.

Like that was not you was not saying period. That was not your thing. That's how we used to do our drops. I was always the city girl. What's up? It's the city girls. What's up? It's the city girls. We need all our rich niggas, real ass bitches like,

that's the city girls. For real, for real, for real. Pull it up. And y'all made city girls a lifestyle. Like everybody thought of being city girls and city boys after y'all came out.

What's wrong with us giving ourselves our flowers? Like if I feel like that, that's how I feel. Bitch ain't gonna change my mind. I know for a fact that we were a big part of culture. And you know, sometimes you just,

you have to appreciate yourself and give yourself your flowers and remind yourself because ain't nobody else gonna remind you. They're gonna move on. Like, people are sheep.

They're gonna go to what's flocking and what's going on at the time. And I'm not mad because me too, I be on to the next thing too. But, I feel like for sure a lot of ways that a lot of girls do things started doing things not do things but started doing things was because

of the city girls i feel like that for a fact like i feel like that for a fact carisha went on her crazy run when i was in prison you know like free Free JT, I think I was like, besides like Kim and Remy and all of that, I was the last bitch that went to jail. But I feel like, want to be around connected to like rich men and you know like, oh I want a rich nigga, I want a rich nigga, I want a rich nigga. A lot of the talk. Pussy, like bring it back just saying the craziest shit in your raps and getting on for that.

People, who named somebody who was saying the craziest shit in their raps? I mean, now people are doing it. When y'all drop that. Yeah, but I think when that tweet came out, I think people were taking it. When you said direction, I think it was a lot of people thought, like,

y'all were saying y'all started it. That's why I said, let them clarify what direction these. We revamped it. Revamped it, absolutely. that revamped it absolutely when i first think i'm thinking trina i'm thinking kim i'm thinking yeah exactly we revamped it don't don't don't do that so how you feel now well i just asked what direction is clarification how you how you feel now yeah how you feel now are y'allall jumping me now? No, I'm interested to know. I think you from a different time group of people.

You old. You old. It's okay, man. But no, when they put it like that, yeah, they're the ones that said the period and all that. Absolutely, positively. No, you being shady, but what else? I'm not being shady.

I'm being honest. I feel like when we used to do our drops, we used to be like, what's up, it's the city girls, period. We used to always be like, I need all my rich niggas. When I started seeing bitches doing drops, I was like, I need all my rich niggas. I'm like, hold on now.

Wait, that's the City Girls. And I feel like that don't only happen to the City Girls. It happens to all art. Like, when you get popular for something, I feel like now artists start, like, labels, artists, brands start pinching from people and, like, turning into, like, I'm going to take a little bit of her. I'm going to take a little bit of her into like I'm gonna take a little bit of her I'm gonna take a little bit of her I feel like we came out authentically ourselves jumping out like regular girls then we start getting our jewelry our chain flexing out like you know watches and all that but we still looking normal you get what I'm trying to say like we still

looking normal we hopping out of raves and Rolls Royces and all of that but we still looking like normal girls so now raves and rose voices in all of that but we still looking like normal girls so now we giving normal girls okay i want to be in a rave i want to do this but that's miami shit right there like you get what i'm trying to say that's miami shit like in miami we want to flex we south beach we see lamborghinis going up and down we see all of that all the time that's why i said we came out as like stunting. And I feel like right now stunting ain't that cool. Because people broke, like you said.

Do y'all feel like y'all got an issue with timing? And what I mean by that is like first album came out, JT, you was in prison around that time, right? And then I love that album y'all dropped in 2020, but it was during COVID. You know, I feel like if y'all, I feel like if people was outside during that time, oh my God.

That leaked, right? Yeah. Y'all would have had the biggest shit out if everybody was outside during that time. Even this album, I feel like we were talking this earlier. This is a summer album. I wish I got this in the summer.

This is a summer album. Yeah, I feel like we got a, we have a bad timing thing. I feel like our timing, our management is poor. I feel like it goes into a lot of that like I feel like we got poor management poor timing like it's really never no strategy we just out here like you get I'm trying to say it's just like why the fuck is we had a breakfast club a week after thing this

is a DJ sound DJ should love this out with it it's nothing but club thing but you people are like if if the if if the if if they're not hearing that it's hot they they want to be where it was hot like they're not going to play nothing that they don't feel like it's the hottest thing you get what I'm trying to say like even if it's good even if it's good so I just feel like it's yeah everything we asked back was we came we came out i had to go to prison when we got mainstream um carisha was doing it on her own you know carrying it and then when i got pregnant yeah got pregnant um then when i got out soon as i was about to get out of the halfway house

covid hit in march because i got out and I tell this story all the time, and it hit, whatever, but COVID had not hit and we was locked in the house, I mean, for like two years. Then it's like, it got dumbed down to me. It got kind of watered down. Cause then at the time people was just doing clubs at places that was open and we didn't get as big looks.

You know what I'm trying to say? Then when they were open back up, I feel like City on Lock could have had more videos, like rodeo started getting bigger. Y'all should have did a pussy talk video. We did. Y'all did pussy talk? Why the fuck they didn't see pussy talk?

With those you can do. How did you miss that one? I missed that one. Y'all should have did a broke niggas don't deserve no pussy. Yeah, it's a lot of visuals was missed. I felt like it wasn't enough visuals for City on Lock and it wasn't enough outside

cause we couldn't go outside to really promote it. But I feel like, I mean, the album is remembered. I don't think that City on Lock went forgotten. Oh, that shit all gone. No, I still played it. Who's the management? Top to bottom. We don't have a manager. We have our label.

I'm saying you said the management is poor. So you just don't have a manager. We have our label. You said the management is poor, so you just don't have any. Yeah. Oh. I'm sure people reaching out though, right? I mean. So you're doing everything on your own.

No, we have our label. We have our label. We just don't have no management. We don't have no managers. Is that by choice or is it just, that's just how it's been?

That's just how it's been. Do y'all want management? Hell yeah. I don't think y'all happy with the industry. choice or is it just that's just how it's been that's just how it's been do y'all want management yeah yeah I don't think y'all happy with the industry oh shit damn you took it as a therapy um I was like the industry I'm gonna start just by snatching people out of being like okay I'm just gonna keep it real like you can't get nowhere if you don't keep it real I just feel like it was poor management and we it's no management and it's just like at the time what was moving us for real for real it's culture like it was a big culture thing like okay we hot everybody on the label we hot

but when you want something like I said you're're gonna get what you put in and what you put out. And you have to work hard for stuff. And I feel like that's something that we have to work on too. I always have these talks with myself and I'ma hold myself accountable as well. You can't think that culture is gonna keep moving you. You have to get in, you have to put in the work

and you have to go hard and grind hard to stand out. I feel like when we first came out of course we had fire music we had the most probably the most support and backing at the time and we had the culture so it was easy for everybody to say who is them girls that you know like right who's doing this and doing that so over the the time, things changed. So now it's like, you're going to have to have strategy. You can't keep moving off culture. You're going to have to move off strategy. And I feel like that's what we don't move off of.

Like, we don't move off strategy. We just be like, okay, we for the drop on. What day we get together, we go to them, we talk about it, we tell them. And it's just that. And then I feel like that's just what happened with this album. I think y'all have it there, too, though even with your brand when you drop your merch i was like this is so fire for her it fits where she is in the culture with carisha please it fits i think y'all just got to put the pieces to the puzzle a little bit more so that the vehicle y'all got is already coming off of me and carisha like if we being honest like it's just

like we building these lanes for ourselves like Carisha getting out there she doing her thing and then I'm getting out there and like nobody is managing me and getting me this this stuff at all like it's just me like that beats by Dre was fire I love that but it all come off of me taking risks with pictures and like okay let me put this picture out and then I'm gonna get backlash from my community of course they're gonna be like oh bitch you look a mess you like a man and then it'll be somebody else like reaching out trying to find out how to get like moa she dm me like can you do this beast but i can't it's in paris can you get there could you be there and i'm like like all right i gotta make this work so you gotta fly yourself out and all that

like that they pay me but i've used the money to get over there this is making so much sense now because i have reached out to have JT do stuff, and we don't know who to talk to. Yeah. People are, you'll talk to somebody, and they'll be like, JT will be on the phone at such and such, and JT never shows up. It is. But you know what it sounds like to me, and this is no disrespect to Ja Rule,

it sounds like the Ja Rule effect, right? And not as a problem. Ja Rule. I'm going to tell you why. Damn. I'm going to tell you why i met ja rule uh 20 years after his career right when his career started his career was already emotional we from the same hood and queens the reason being is ja put people in front of him to do things for him so there was no personal relationship so if you look at 50 or

you look at diddy there's a personal relationship right so if you're around diddy and diddy wants a record played or he needs help with something, Diddy will call people on his own. He's not going to use a manager. And he has that relationship. So even if, let's say Diddy puts out a record that I don't love at first, I'm going to support Diddy because I'm like, Diddy called me personally. 50 Cent, he's going to call somebody personally.

Where Ja, I just met like 10 years ago. Me and Ja have a great relationship now. But before that, there was no relationship. So it's good that you do it yourself, but you want to establish those relationships so that you can call me or Clue or whoever it may be and be like,

yo E, I got this record. I want you to play it for me. And it's like, oh, of course. Yeah, it does.

I'm not going to lie. Like for real, for real. Ever since like, I kind of been like navigating it, I done met like some big people in the industry that reach out to me, like editorial you, like, oh, I'm this person, da, da, da, da.

And I be like, bitch, why'd you say, oh my God. They feel connected. They feel connected. And I meet so many people like that. But I feel like sometimes I do want somebody to kind of reach in and strategize and buff it up and all of that. Because they got certain things that shouldn't get to you. Somebody got to filter the bullshit.

Yeah. But that's why it looks like it's growing so divided. It's not that we divided and we want to be divided. It's like we out here hustling and shit because it's like if we don't put ourselves out there to do what we got to do and build our brand and this, that, and the third, then what? You feel like that too, Christian? Hell yeah, you got to think quick, baby. You got to think.

Like for real, you got to think quick. The show's slowing down. You know, it was just like a lot. So it was just like, for me, I'm like, okay, what I'm finna do? I gotta get out here. I gotta make some money. I gotta get in the game. And it worked.

Ain't nothing for the economy. Even with this album. Hold on. Even with your show, do you want to put out your show more? Yeah, I do. I do. Okay. It's just that, like, for me, I gotta really, like really see who I want to interview. They give me a list of people

to interview. I'm like, I want to talk to them people. I really want to be interested. I really want to know about the person before they come on the show. I don't want to just be sitting there like, oh, throwing jabs at people just to get views. I know I really want to talk to this person. I really want to get into this person. So that's what it was. Is it true that the Lusuki Hanna interview never came out?

Yeah. We were so fucking drunk. Because you get drunk on Covership, please. Is that why it didn't come out? We was drunk. And then it kept raining. It kept raining. The rain kept fucking up the vibe. Like, we was in Miami.

It was like, it'll rain. We have to stop. Come back. Then we end up getting so drunk. If that interview ever come out, baby. Like, not even, we never going to get, like, fake conversations. The conversations that we had was just crazy.

Why y'all don't do a show together? Because I'm sure that y'all two have, like, such interesting conversations where y'all wouldn't even need guests like why don't y'all do a show together when y'all did your interview i like i said me and my friends sat down together like our group chat because it was just such a good sister conversation was so honest i mean that's her thing you know what i'm trying to say like like this which she takes took to do um yeah I feel like if she ever need me to support and come on like I was on her shoulder like you want me to do wait like okay yeah but I feel like that's her calling and that's her thing and like you don't always have to do that like you, you know.

Carisha, question for you. So people speak on you guys a lot, right? But now you're a force in the media as well. So people speak on you in different interviews because of that. Recently, Kodak Black did an interview with Drink Champs. Oh, he did? Yeah, and he brought you up. He mentioned that he wished he could have did relationships better with you. When you see stuff like that, how do you feel?

And what does that even mean why are you rolling your eyes JT? Kareesha is getting asked questions why are you rolling your eyes? You tired of the Kodak questions? You so messy. I didn't realize I was rolling my eyes but yes I am rolling my eyes what happened? You can hit her. I am. You can hit her with the jacket right now. You know why people do now that you're in like that the media like right and you're asking the questions

and you're cutting the clips you know why people are doing it so when it's happening like with this people are picking up this clip how does that I see the clip and I see everything

I literally I seen the clip a little bit because because she is not the target what the target is,

if you really want to talk about it, is that they had him on there and people are complaining about him being too intoxicated and they should have saved his life. So she wasn't a topic at all. But I think he did mention you, but I was so caught up on him

complaining about having him on there too intoxicated. He was a little out of it. Yeah. I love what you just did there. What? We shifted the conversation. I like that. Yeah. Mm-hmm. I love what you just did there. What? We shifted the conversation. I like that.

Yeah, I shifted it. I didn't even see the interview. You ain't shifted. You ain't shifted. You ain't shifted nothing. I didn't even know that was a thing. I guess for me, I think as a woman, when I watch certain things,

and you guys are very public with your lifestyles, I know you don't mom on the internet, but even your relationships, I always wonder like, how does that make you feel when people then comment on those things? And it's somewhat of your peers and your colleagues you got to see these people like because you guys respond on twitter but like you're running into these people who are in interviews giving opinions like how you said I didn't want to host because I didn't want to

talk about anybody else but other people will go and do that and mention you guys like what does that feel like for y'all yeah I don't be with that I don't really like um I don't know I just feel like when I see the person I'm gonna trust the person that's just how i feel like if i feel like this is better or something like i can't wait to see charlemagne just to ask him why he said that and you hit that door and ready i said oh it was no no like it's just like with jazz it was like damn but you had like you know my name you know my name don't do that don't get on the purpose just love y'all no she doesn't know she love y'all she No, she love y'all. No, she love y'all. She said she met you, I think she said she met one of y'all somewhere, some award show. Me, me.

She met you. At the BET, little social BET. She always sending me sweet messages. Yeah, she love y'all. So that's why I'm saying I don't know. Me too. I don't know. That's all I'm saying.

No, it wasn't. It was just, it was a little shady. It was a little, it was a little. I gotta see it. I wanna see it. It was a little. But it wasn't like, it was just like, just like. I don't expect her to do that. I don't expect her to do and then like, it was just like, just don't do that, girl.

No, she love y'all. She told me that. She said she met you at the award show. She wanted to meet JT, but JT wasn't there yet. Yeah, cause I've been rooting for her. I'm like, yeah, I need to keep her on The Breakfast Club. I love her up here.

Dang, what about me? Damn, North. I ain't hear you yet. I'm like, I ain't hear you yet. I've been here for multiple weeks and times. Dang. No, I ain't hear you yet. Or I probably just don't know your voice.

Damn, Carisha. I had braids before, too. Long blonde braids. I swear to God, I ain't even know. She said you're not memorable. What happened? Look, I'm like, you might get in a t-shirt. Jess be on.

She be, oh my God. Carisha said she listen every morning, too. Damn, Carisha. I listen every morning. I've been here. I don't be home every morning. I probably know Jess from social media, too, though. No, Jess be with the shits, for real. She be with the shits. She don't spell nobody. That's why she ain her with me. I don't be home every morning. But y'all probably know Jess from social media too though. No, Jess be with the shits, for real.

She be with the shits. She don't spell nobody. That's why she ain't spell me. That's why I wanted to see her. Now hold on, couple more questions. JT, why you had to throw your phone at Uzi at the awards? Okay, so let me tell y'all why I threw my phone at Uzi because for real, okay, the reason I threw my phone at Uzi

is because when we came, when he had to perform, I you know when you have to perform at an award show you have to be there earlier me I'm gonna get in my glam like I have to do my thing I gotta make sure I'm on time so I'm not with all of that trying to go together and all of that let him get there do his job because I'm not that type of woman I'm not trying to be like oh you gotta take me no because I got my own life my own career and they gonna know my name when I step on the carpet so we get in there and and baby i'm so sorry when i say this uzi is like a frantic kid like he moves around a lot and he he plays like he is like play a lot so when he got off stage he came to me and he like come on let's go let's go let's go give me like he was like give me a kiss and then i was like i gave him a kiss he's like we finna go let's go let's go and i'm like what the show just started

like that and then i had on his big ass dress i had on a huge dress so i'm thinking he leaving and about to send somebody back to come and get me but when i get up he down there with sorry barbie he down there with chilling with bari and so happy bar he's wrong it's like you should have made sure I had that seat it was never about another artist because the artist is supposed to be there it was never about that it's about that you made sure that Barbie was in his seat like he's sitting there he's chilling like this when I when I walk Bari like, yeah, bitch, I'm sitting right here. Well, Bari supposed to get up. Yeah, he supposed to get up and be in rhythm. You got what I'm saying?

Like, when I got down there, you supposed to check him soon as I got down there. Like, get up and let my girl sit down. You get what I'm trying to say? He acting like he drunk and delirious and he don't know what's going on. And Bari, so I'm going to turn up in this bitch. Because he know, like, how I am, how I can get. Okay. But it's like, I feel like both of them as

men somebody like you should have got up quick you should have thought fast you should like all of that extra sitting down like i'm i'm i'm in the awards you ain't no rapper you should have got up because it got picked up and reported as like the whole ice place situation yeah i know but i was like when and me and uzi went back in the award show he sat directly back next to ice place and I sat where Barbie was sitting so it was never a problem but people won't report that and I have to go on there and like like make people make me get mad at this girl or like oh you mad you jealous you like I'm like oh you ain't even hear me say nothing about woman bitch nothing like girl since nothing like

even when i walked up i said hi to her but i was when i was walking up i was so upset because he's like a kid like when you got in there you supposed to know how to like court your girl you get i'm trying to say like you get in there you making sure like he's sitting down and all of that you telling me we about to go you see i got on this big dress you want i'm not for the running awards and play like i'm grown so when you went and sat down and i came down there i'm thinking we we probably leave because i'm waiting the whole time for the commercial to come you can't move unless it's a commercial so when i get up i'm ready to go y'all down there acting like y'all at the um grammy who retrieved your phone after you do it i don't even remember that i don't

remember that i remember him just looking back at me and me just blacking out and i and i i'm not gonna lie i don't find that shit funny you get what i'm trying to say that that was not cool that was like me and my neck like me tripping like you you get what i'm trying to say and it wasn't cool and i had to live that down and not speak on that for so long and people to call me jealous and people to say rumors about me and people to troll me about something that was not even true but i'm like why would i get online and talk about this if y'all still gonna believe what y'all want to believe nobody cares about the truth when the lie is yeah nobody cares about the truth nobody everybody want women to seem like oh we so jealous and we so mad and we so like,

even if a woman is so what? Like, you get what I'm trying to say? But that is more entertaining than him just not doing his job

as a man. You get what I'm trying to say? And I don't want to feel like I'm just bashing him right here because that's something we talked about.

I'm sure you spoke about it. Yeah, we spoke about it. And he got exactly where I was coming from. That's why he got up and ran after me because if he didn't think

that I was wrong or nothing, he would have kept sitting there. But it was about that. Me, him, and Bobby were all back in the car after the awards and I still was going off on them. Both of them.

Both of them. In the car. I can imagine. Still going off on them. What you was saying. Still going off on them. I was saying a lot because like I said,

as a, like, get up. You got no choice but to say, no, don't do that. Because years before you were sitting with me and Carisha and P and like, no, don't do that. You get what I'm trying to say? Make sure I have my seat or if we leave and we leave. You're right. And then when we came back in, we were a celebrity. It has nothing to do with it.

It was girl. It was girl. Yeah. Of course. What I'm saying is like, you should have made sure I had my seat. We understand. Period. Point blank.

Y'all made it right. Yeah, we gonna always, one thing about me and Uzi, we like family. We fuck up too. And we gonna always, yeah. We got him tattooed on you.

He got me tattooed on him. How do y'all know when it's time to do that? When a man pull out the ink and just be like, zzzz. No, but we talked about it and we talked about it and you know, Bari cool, Bari family. It's over.

It's over. It's just effed up, it played out on TV like that. It's effed up how it came out. I didn't really even want to overshadow because his album, he was about to announce his album. I felt bad about that. So I didn't want to get on there and keep dragging it on about what it's about. Like, I wanted him to shine with his album and everything.

So I took the backlash. Oh, y'all think it's about whatever y'all think it's about? Okay, then cool. Just let him get his work out. Did you and Ice Face have to talk in real life too off the internet?

Because they were coming. I talked to her. I talked to her when we walked back in. When we walked back in and we sat back down, we watched Amigos. That's who was on. I watched Amigos and I watched Trina because I walked back in. I talked to her when we walked back in. When we walked back in and we sat back down, we watched Amigos. That's who was on. I watched Amigos and I watched Trina because I walked back in.

I talked to her. I'm like, hey, what's up? She was like, yeah, I understand. We had our thing, but everybody was still taking clips like, oh, she doing this and all that. No, no, no. It was very like, I get it. I understand. She knew it had nothing to do with her.

She was right there. It was the people that wasn't there and the people that's fake reporting on it. Yeah. I just got a couple more questions. When does the city girl know she wanna settle down? Cause we could clearly see you settle down. Carisha is always tweeting about wanting to settle down.

Like, what was the last tweet she just said the other day? Something about. She not sharing me no more. I'm not sharing my next nigga. Yeah, then it was something else about dick. What was it? Oh, I said I was so frustrated I wanted some dick yeah you should have let lauren ask that question about the man shut up man you know he he really is a city girl y'all and and what happened when you

say and i'm a city girl what happened but but are you ready to settle down carisha um yeah i'm about to be 30. so i feel like you know if it's like I got I got kids and then my son got a father so eventually like he need like a father figure I need to settle down show them like you know I can't be a city girl forever so yeah see can't be a city girl forever so what y'all gonna do because I'm telling you ain't a city girl no more JT you think so you can be settled down and still have a city girl I wish I wish my man felt like they said it again like that you said it you cannot tell my man I know city girl every time he I was like so he think you're always trying to get over on him and stuff or do you be outside a

lot no I don't be outside I don't outside. He just think I have a city girl mentality I'm just a girl from Miami. That's it. I'm really a girl from Miami. I'm I'm so 305 It don't matter where you put me on the road. I'm so 305. You got that Philly boy stressed out. And he be like, y'all Miami bitches. See? And I be like damn. That's how he be like. He be like y''all Miami, I ain't never had no, say this. We just talk crazy. I feel like it be at the tip of our tongue.

So I like that you said I ain't no city girl no more. So, Carisha, when it's not real bad no more, right? Because, you know, you go together real bad. When it ain't real bad no more, what is it? What you mean? You got to elaborate more. Like, what is it when it's not real bad no more? You said we go together real bad. Is it going out?

Yeah, when y'all don't go together real bad no more. Real bad.all go together bad real bad what's the next half way bad what's the level under real base second day service I don't get it where are you and did he at now we still go together real bad I mean like you you y'all always see us together, right? Yeah. That nigga can't leave me alone. He's over child. I'm a park, baby, I'm fun. We just be vibing. Like, that's my nigga when I'm with him. Like right now I ain't with him, so I don't know what he doing.

But when I fly to LA or Miami, we get ready together, that's gonna be my day. Do you treat your older men different than your younger men? This my first older man, and I love it. I don't want them all. So do you like Google recognize signs of a stroke? Hold on now. This sounds crazy.

Diddy ain't that old. That sounds crazy. No, no. I don't even think Diddy gets old. The only thing about him is his age. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, that man don't get tired. You be stressing Diddy out? Huh? You be stressing Diddy out? Yeah, of course I do. I be seeing Diddy shopping with you and Diddy look sody out? Yeah, of course I do. Yeah. I be seeing Diddy shopping with you and Diddy look so stressed out sometimes

be like, here's my card. I feel like that just come with dating a woman from Miami. Really Florida, period. Yeah. Y'all gonna stress them out in some way, shape, or form. That's y'all love language.

I think they like it though. Yeah, I'm saying. I think that, um... I don't know. Let me don't... Don't, don't, um... Don't speak too soon because my my man come back with some some some classy I'm classy don't I'm classy what's the craziest thing who's he bought

you I'm actually next reason so think about it what's the craziest thing biggest thing who's here bought me a lot of stuff but the craziest thing he bought me um that I didn't expect was a Rolls Royce truck I didn't expect that truck I'm not gonna lie like cuz the one with the top off no this is but what happened was the day before he had um gave me a Range Rover on my birthday and I ain't gonna lie and he I could I can tell the truth. When he came, he gave me, he was like,

he came with a Range Rover and I was like, cross-eyed it. And I was like, thank you. And I went upstairs. That man bought you a Range Rover and you kind of just won them? Like, yeah, that was nice.

Oh, he bought you a Range Rover and then a Rolls-Royce truck the next day? Range Rover wasn't good enough? He didn't really like the Range Rover? No, no, no, no, no. It wasn't that I didn't like the Range Rover. I had just bought my mom one.

So I was like, I was like, he trying to be funny. And then I had like, literally, I. So I was like, I was like, he trying to be funny. And then I had like literally, I go so hard for him. I think it's Christmas. Something had happened. But it wasn't even about it being a Range Rover. The price of the car, because Range Rovers are expensive.

The new ones are very expensive. I was thinking like it wasn't that thoughtful. You get what I'm trying to say? Like even the way he gave it to me, I think he was trying to prank me. Like it wasn't like no bow or nothing. It was just like. And he came back the next day with a Cullinan. And when I went to Miami, I'm like, I think he was trying to prank me. Like, it wasn't like no bow or nothing. Then he came back the next day with a culling.

And when I went to Miami, I'm like, I'm going to Miami to my birthday party. Like, whatever. And then he was like, I ain't going to see your birthday party. I'm like, you're not coming to my birthday party. I'm like, all right, whatever. Because, like I said, there ain't no pressure. Like, it be people on the internet. No, for real.

Y'all need a TV show, man. This shit got to be on TV. I'm not going to lie. I'm not going to lie. Because it be a lot of people on the internet. They be like, a TV show man. I love that. This shit gotta be on TV. I'm not gonna lie. I'm not gonna lie. Cause it be a lot of people on the internet, they be like, I see Uzi with everybody but her. I be like, damn, like bitch I'm home. I see him all the time. Like I don't feel, I feel like me and Uzi should do this.

Like I feel like the separate careers, it matters like to have your individuality. Like and we do be together. Like the other day I was at his show with a hoodie on and when the people noticed it was me, they was like, hey J.C. I'm like, hey. They was like, other day I was a show with a hoodie on and when the people notice it Was me like hey, Jesse. I'm like hey, there's like oh my god like look at surprise But people was like I see Uzi with everybody but her I see everybody I'm I don't I mean I don't have to Post our pictures all day cuz I don't know is hate on us anymore for the ways and same negative and mean fucking things about Us all the time which I don't care cuz I know I'm gonna be in the comments defending my man all the time is but I think that that's why I don't be with the showboating with the relationship what

about you Carisha what craziest thing craziest thing that he got you an island yeah it's I think it's like he don't he's not really like into give he buy gifts but it's like he real thoughtful and romantic so it'd be like the places that we go. Like he gone, if I say I want to go to Paris, we'll just be going to Paris. And it's like, he gone, he listened to me. So I'd be like, I want to go here. And then we'll be there. So for me, it's like the experiences. It's like, we go like, he like a magician. Like he just be like, it'd be like, he'll fill up my house with some roses or something like that i appreciate that over like him buying me a piece of jewelry or something like that because it's just like it's thoughtful nobody never did nothing like that for me before like nobody never filled

my house with flowers or i get on the jet the jet decorated and it's just like it'd be like the jet from the jet it'd be the house from the house it'd be from the alley it's like it never stopped sugar puff daddy now let's switch it now what's the craziest thing the house it'd be from the alley it's like it never stopped sugar puff daddy now let's switch it now what's the craziest thing you got who's what's the craziest thing you got diddy city girls city girls splurge on them i think the craziest thing i got here was the chain the little bad boy chain because it was like yeah i was just like let me let me pipe not like pipe you up but let me give you some yeah let me put this on your neck i'm young i like that for him i love that for him. He was so happy. He always have on his chain.

What about you, JT? Uh-oh. I just bought Uzi a car for his birthday. His birthday was in July. I had to come and get it because we live here too. And when I came home, I'm like, why you never went and picked up the truck that I got you? Because it had been sitting at the place the whole time.

And I think that was like the craziest thing because I got it. It's so nice because he made fun of me. Like one thing about him, he's so hard on me when it comes to like gifts. He think like, why would you buy me a Maybach minivan? And he did not let me live that down that I bought him a Maybach minivan. But let me tell you something. He put those vans up to the house. He should have never been lying to the people, the men, that brought the car.

He's like, I love this, bro. This car is so fire. I want one of these. So I'm listening to him and thinking he won it, and I went and bought it. And then he turned around and said, you bought me a Maybach minivan? So I was like, man, you said you liked the car.

Like, I'm just trying to be thoughtful. Like, you know? So this year, I had got him, like, babe, you said you like the car. Like, I'm just trying to be thoughtful and, like, you know. So this year I had got him, like, the actual Maybach truck, and I put, like, 4G zoning, and I customized it and everything, and it looked really, really nice. And I also, one Christmas, I had bought him a bracelet from Eliante, like, that was pink diamonds pure all the way through. I think that he loved that because he never take that bracelet off.

I think that's the best gift he liked. You know what I figured out just in this conversation? What's that? That y'all was talking about culture shifting. It's not that culture shifted. I just think that y'all person, people care more about y'all personalities and y'all lives than the music now. Bitch always say,

my motherfucker be in this room, probably what the fuck I got going on. Yeah, that's why I said that in no bars. I'm sorry, Kalisha. No, that's in no bars.

That's what I said in no bars. But that's what I really believe. I think that even though y'all still make good music, they care more about y'all. And some people get to that point where you care more about their personality than their music, no matter what they put out. I think Kanye been at that point a long time ago.

I feel like that could be changed. That's superstars. I feel like that could be changed. I don't want to be in my business, too, because I want to know. I don't even think y'all need to change yet. I think what we were talking about earlier is just use it to y'all advantage because people literally follow every single. Y'all need a doctor.

Y'all know how many people cannot get that to happen. But she's working on it. Carisha's working on it now. Yeah. Because y'all need one together. Carisha, I have a question. So I know you said you want to settle down. And I'm listening to you talk about Diddy and y'all experiences.

And I'm just like, I'm assuming you would want to, right? But it doesn't seem like he's at that point. So what if you meet someone else? Would you settle down with someone else, not him? Yeah, if it gets to that point. If I find somebody. Because you don't want to settle down. What you want me to do?

True. Facts. Yeah. It would be hard to date somebody. behind somebody yeah because he you don't want to settle down what you want me to do true facts yeah it would be hard to date somebody because then you got diddy here and it was like do you does everybody have to compare to be better than diddy and what's better than diddy i don't know because they got here that sounded crazy i'm married sir i'm married to him I don't know. I was just, I swear I was just, one thing about DJ Eddie, nobody, nobody, nobody, nobody, nobody, nobody, nobody,

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nobody, We could absolutely do nothing. We gonna have so much fun. We'll get on the edible inches, we have to start laughing, crying laughing. We just have fun together. He's just a ball of fun. Y'all ever double date? Diddy, Uzi, JT, Kareesha? No. Somebody just ex-a said no.

Mm. Mm-mm. Why not? Like the strong no. It wasn't a strong no. I just said no. We never double dated. I thought the who was like, hell no.

That's what all these cameras are for? Yeah. Oh. Yo, listen. What you got a reaction on that? Hell no. That's what all these cameras are for? Yeah. Oh. Yo, listen up. What cameras? What network is it going to be on? Oh, it's going to be on BET. Okay.

Mm-hmm. When did that start? When it started? Yeah. It started, when was the first time I started? Shit. Oh, it started at the VMAs. It's on now? No, that's when I was filming it. Pete approached us to do it together but I didn't want to do it

really I want to make music I feel like I don't want to skip over that like I don't want people like like I try to fall back as much as I can with personality cuz I think that's why people be like jc don't got no personality but if you look back at our old like videos and stuff i had so much personality but i just hate the fact that sometimes like you say they buy so much into it i feel like i get there i would definitely get that but i feel like i could do the music thing for sure you're gonna be on the show a lot though i don't know. Yeah, I don't think so.

That's all I got. I ain't pushing no more. The show going to be on VH1. They said VH1, not BET. Oh, I like that. What you mean you like that? You didn't work on BET? Honestly. I was like, honestly. Because the mics is B.E.T. I love that.

I love that. Yeah, shout out to B.E.T. Well, let's get into a record off the album. What y'all want to hear? What y'all want to hear? Man, y'all up there crazy. I want to hear Off The Album. Off The Album.

Fancy Ass Bitch. I like Fancy Ass Bitch. I like Emotions. I feel like Emotions is a radio song. With Money Long? Yeah. I was going to say Fancy Ass Bitch, but I like Em ass bitch I feel like emotions is a radio song with money long yeah I was gonna say fancy ass bitch but I like money I like emotions too so which one we won't play both of them I can't play both of them can we play both of them yeah all right so we get into let's do a fancy ass bitch you know what I want to do yes ma'am I want to have a donkey of the day tag

oh I got you oh you know we got to play that game too let's play a game okay we got the shots okay I'm gonna do it off the top of my head okay damn what's the good ones okay take a shot where do we download the game from

you can't download it you gotta go on the stores and get it I mean you gotta go on my page and get it on Instagram

www.carishaplees.com okay it's called Carisha Roulette it costs $50 $2.20 and $1.10 yo $2.20 and $50. Two 20s and one 10.

Yo. Two 20s and one 10. Because who's like, hell, that's a lot. No, it's not. It's two 20s and one 10. It comes with four shot glasses, a hundred deck of cards.

It's their cards. Okay. This one's saying, take a shot. What if, it's probably not as, y'all are married. Okay, take a shot. What if? It's probably not his friend. Y'all married. Okay, so hold on.

Take a shot if you ever had a threesome with your best friend. If you got to think about it, do it. Take a shot. Who is the best friend? Who is the best friend? You had a threesome with your best friend? That means two men. Okay, so this a poem. I like this one.

I like this one. This would say, I dare you to let the person next to you smell your underarms right now or take a shot. I stay fresh. Who want to do it? Who next to me? I was going to say. Who want to do it?

Who want to do it? Nah. Okay. I think he next to you. I clown people for being musty too much. Yeah, they musty. All right. too much I hate a musty nigga you can't stand him what about DJ Envy I got Baccarat I'm good

I hate Baccarat it's too strong Baccarat remind me of Atlanta yeah it's PPP Atlanta smells like PPP and Baccarat god damn of Atlanta yes ppp laughter laughter Atlanta smells like ppp and baccarat god damn I got women's dove and baccarat

women's hill and look better than men's hill alright man JT Kareesha it was a pleasure I'm just not your Miami no more what you wanna be Kareesha I'm just saying I'm just not cause that girl name Kareesha feel raw to me you know Christian I'm just on the cuz that girl name is you should feel raw to me yeah though you know then I'm gonna reach a please so we don't reason like I wasn't originally there no what JT it was it was why I'm in JT or

something yeah truly I don't know I like that like the I like caricia's just raw it's quick yeah she It's quick. Yeah. It's a raunchy, I call it Re-Shot. You can take a shot just for life. Just for life. Yeah, that shit's a little great. To the city girl. To raw ass people. You can pour tea to your drink.

Hold on, pour tea to your drink. I'll take a shot to that. Yeah, let's just do it. All that other shit about cheating on your wife and all that, I ain't doing all that shit. I want the people to let up off y'all though. Y'all about. Shalem is very, he is very, you gotta listen to Shalem. He is a very wise knowledge me

He does not look like no goddamn Cheers to the city girl that app. That's going to be the drop he used right there. I like that one part. Cheers to the city girls. Don't let her cut. Deleon, sponsor Bible at me. Oh my goodness. It's the Breakfast Club. It's the city girls.

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