Speaker 1: It's not bad.
Speaker 2: What's crazy is that that's most deaf daughter. Shut the
fuck up your daughter, trash my.
Speaker 1: Boy, that's his daughter for real? Who is you know what? Nobody?
Nobody knows? Who knows your name? That's just name man.
That's ship hard though, that's just not hard. You don't
like that song? What is her name? Nobody cares?
Speaker 3: I feel like I've heard the song you have on Instagram? Okay, TikTok, Yeah,
it makes sense. But he been down a ship.
Speaker 1: Bro. You just fucking listen to Don Trip, which is crazy. Bro.
Hold on, Don Trip, Bro. Thank thank you, Thank you bro,
Thank you bro. We're starting hot like that? What you bro?
Speaker 2: I didn't say, Don Trip suck? I said, why are
you listening to him so much? Like you setting up
the studio? Why you put him on this? Nigga played
two videos. Don Tripp had the same outfit on in
both videos, bro, and this is why y'all need me?
Speaker 1: What's up?
Speaker 3: If this is a charge and that's what he likes,
I can see.
Speaker 1: I can see why niggas gotta come on the show.
It ain't about the flash with Don Tripp Man why
I like him? See? This is nig get here, Bro
don't have.
Speaker 3: He gonna be wearing no jewelry nothing. He keep it
simple and that's not what rap is.
Speaker 1: Well, so.
Speaker 2: That's why I wrap fucked up. Rap is in a
great place. Ship niggas just suck then it's not in
the great rap like the like rap. We still got Drake.
That's our savior.
Speaker 1: Y'all.
Speaker 2: Niggas got Kendrick the moment, y'all niggas got Candred.
Speaker 3: Ain't know y'all niggas because I don't him. Last couple
of niggas got Kendrick. I don't really care for both.
But you smoking crack.
Speaker 1: I like tv Off, I like that song, but it's
not enough. Nigga.
Speaker 3: Draco injury reserve right now, he is an injury reserve nigga,
like when Kobe towards a c L Nigga.
Speaker 2: That's what it is. Yeah, that's exactly what. He gonna
come back for sure, even if if he don't, then
nigga's really gonna be fucked up if he don't. If
he don't come back, Nigga's gonna be fucking I.
Speaker 3: Think his ego too big for him to go out
with that being his last stamp.
Speaker 1: Well, what he gonna sing singer rap about next.
Speaker 2: I don't know, Bro, I was listening to Uh, I've
been listening to motherfucking thank Me Later views and nothing
was the same. We were wrong about him not having
a classic because if you put if you put thank
Me Later next to Good Kid Mad City, I promise
you you're gonna skip more songs on Good Kid Mass City.
Speaker 1: It's two different types of albums. Give a fuck. I'm
not wanting to skip more songs on Kendrick.
Speaker 2: Like when the beef happened and Ship, I was like,
get up, Creig, get up Criick. So I started listening
more to Kendrick. I'm like, all right, this album cool.
And then I'm like, man, turn.
Speaker 1: Drake back on, Bro, Like, yeah, no, niggas be gassing him.
I bit said that he yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't know if it's because he takes so long
to do something so when he do come out is
like so impactful.
Speaker 1: But yeah, niggas be let me niggas. Why do y'all
like Drake so much?
Speaker 2: You got bitches you ever had, you ever had like
an abundance? What does that have to do with asked
you a question, bro? What does that have to do
with Drake. I asked you a question. Have you ever
had all right cool? You ever moved at the city? Yes,
you ever try to call back and they answer the phone. No,
it never happens. Okay, how far did you go?
Speaker 1: Mm?
Speaker 2: If you want to tear a hope, I'm smacking. No,
maybe like threeles. Where would you you can drive? You
can drive back? Yeah? Okay. I think when I when
I left Atlanta and went to Hawaii and I called
the women that I was fucking raw and they hold
and they whole demeanor was changed because it's a six
hour time difference and then you can't drive. When hoigh
line blank came out, that was the only song I
ever heard that made me under.
Speaker 1: That he gets it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was just I get it, he gets it,
or worse behavior, you're a feel like motherfuckers just did
not believe in you hold up, hold my phone.
Speaker 3: Kendrick ain't got that ship. He sayd We're gonna be
all right. It's not a slot.
Speaker 1: His music is relatable. That's what this answering the ques
the question that you asked. I'm an answer for myself.
Speaker 3: But I think most niggas like Drake because he always
says something that you could relate to in the situation
that you.
Speaker 1: Drip for everything. It's a drake line. He says it
in the catch Away. It was something I don't think
you remember. It was a couple of years ago.
Speaker 3: It was something that I had been saying for like
a year straight, and then he set it in a
bar and I was so fucking mad because I was like,
I've been saying this this ship and he put it
in one sentence, made a rhyme, and that ship was
a caption for like six months. Okay, So back to
E because he said, you ever had a chick you
just catchy that you try to call it she to
pick up.
Speaker 1: So he's in the music crying about it. Yeah, nigga,
So my point is proven.
Speaker 2: He makes songs for tender niggas, right, Jo Deasy, It's
been a wow since you been gone. That's R and
BA loans. It's niggas from the ghetto with baby oil
on it. I don't give a fuck what genre is.
Speaker 1: Baby oil?
Speaker 3: Vest tims and fucking leather pants, nigga kicking fuck out?
And it was in Unison and what are we talking
about is I don't give dream dark skinned. Niggas drink
a whole light skin, then you wind being light skinned.
Speaker 2: You have you ever watched sam og video? Yeah, watch
it again. This nigga can't can't dance. I thought Genie
Wine had muscles.
Speaker 3: Bro.
Speaker 1: When I was young, I was like, this nigga is buff.
It was just a baby. It was baked diddy kaytes.
Speaker 2: Niggas the oil and like all niggas have been doing
since the inception of time is taking off their shirt,
putting baby oil.
Speaker 1: On, and lion period, lying and crying, lion and crying,
lying and crying. That is a fact.
Speaker 3: Bro. Like nigga's crazy because they used to worship that ship.
But now niggas is called bro sims sassy. That's sassy,
Bro Srey definitely give me sas vibes.
Speaker 1: Bro, Bro, girl, it's easy to love me now. Niggas
sampt instantly. Bro.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if I fell off the bike, would you still
love me? If I didn't grind so hard? Would you
still hug me? If I got locked up it nigga
you've been I'll take it to the candy shot. My
nigga's been doing the I need love also now that
he doing it.
Speaker 1: Problem. Yeah, Bro, Damn, that's crazy way bias.
Speaker 3: Niggas just got a negative bias towards Drake because niggas
definitely used to cry a lot on the song Bro.
Speaker 2: Everybody cried. They used to play both sides for sure.
Nigga jay Z, I can't listen to to too much
of that ship Bro. You listen to don Trip Bro.
I don't listen to him all the time. This nigga
had one jogger suit, two videos, one in color, one
black and white, didn't have a clean taper. I don't
give it, and I'm not saying never. He never got
a haircut.
Speaker 1: And that's what I'm saying because up today.
Speaker 2: If niggas love, when niggas love their fans, we try
to give. We try to get better equipment. Nigga, This
nigga had a motherfucking iPad.
Speaker 1: You don't mean it. He does. He don't sell records.
Me and my wife got into this argument.
Speaker 2: I said, I think we should change the metric of
what's good rap and what's not because most Death ain't
selling no records. Ty Live ain't selling no motherfucking records.
Black Thought ain't selling them motherfucking records. Jada Kiss ain't
selling the motherfucking records. Jadakiss dropped why that year he
didn't go platinum? You know who else dropped that year?
Back then, Hose didn't want me. Now I'm hot a million.
Speaker 1: Because don't nobody want to hear the conscious rap.
Speaker 2: It's not about conscious rap. It's about good rap, because
that's not I live. Ain't conscious most death, ain't conscious.
Them niggas just gonna be talking about nothing. Ain't conscious them.
Niggas ain't conscious.
Speaker 1: What's what's your definition of conscious rap? That nigga?
Speaker 3: Common's biggest song was about fucking no, But I'm at
what's your biggest or conscious?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: To me, ain't nigga?
Speaker 2: These niggas conscious niggas just say no when they else
sell records. Oh I sold three hundred thousand, I'm a
conscious rapper. No, my nigga, you're a rapper and nobody
nobody's buying it.
Speaker 3: Bro.
Speaker 1: I don't think.
Speaker 3: I don't think some the niggas that you listen, bro,
I don't think they really care about that level of
start them.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't care either.
Speaker 3: I'm about to ask you a question, Andre three thousand,
What do you say?
Speaker 1: What your what's your opinion? On conscious. But he's a
nigga from Atlanta. But he also literally just walked away
from music and damn your fellow, why you know why?
Because he don't care about he does care niggas. No,
I hate when niggas.
Speaker 3: I hate.
Speaker 2: I hate when niggas don't like telling the excuse. And
because we don't know their excuse, the nigga made a
song called hey y'all right and was huge made a
song called hey ye and it's the most depressing song
ever created, Like hands down is the most depressing song.
Speaker 3: It makes it depressing because he's talking about I wish
I could just play the song.
Speaker 1: I don't want to.
Speaker 2: The song is about breaking up and it's saying that
we ain't gonna be together and although our parents stuck
it out, we're not gonna do it. And I know
y'all y'all don't. Y'all don't want to hear me. I
just want to dance hey y'all like he's it's a very,
very very but nobody's listening to it. For that, That
is why niggas dances hey, y'all. Come on, No, I
don't even think half the population probably don't even know
the full worst.
Speaker 1: Why I'm leaving, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: You saying that's what he said? Yes, no, I I
just made the best rap album ever. Love Below is
one of the best rap albums of all time. Bro,
Not everybody want to be in the limelight like that.
The nigga was in the limelight for twenty years talking
about roads, the parks.
Speaker 1: He got to the point where he's like, yeah, I'm
cool on all this famous ship. He literally I heard
some of you. He literally said he just wants to
be able to go to the store.
Speaker 2: That niggas, I think. I think he got done with
Eric Abadu. He was just like, you know what I'm
she These niggas ain't never did the ship. They podcast
is on this way up once. Once y'all ship started
doing a million and a nigga is doing most of
the fucking work and I got a split it in hand.
Speaker 1: Half.
Speaker 3: I'm fucking leaving, period. Oh that's what you think he
did him big Hey. I was the first song on
iTunes to sell as many as it did. It was
the first song on iTunes. I still gotta split it
with this nigga. I still got to split it with it.
I don't want to split ship with this nigga. Bro,
I don't want to. I didn't want to make an
album with this nigga. Let's make a double disc. My
album is way better than this nigga's album. I still
gotta get Grammys because of prototype. Hey, y'all, Okay, I
still gotta.
Speaker 1: Share it with this bro.
Speaker 3: What I don't want to share with this nigga. Bro,
that's Michael Jackson left the Jackson file for the same ship.
Speaker 1: That's a lack of communication. Of communication because our contract
is our contract is together. But your contract if like
you just said that one niggas doing my work, then
you need to having a contract.
Speaker 2: So it's not about to we're doing the same amount
of work. We're both rapping, nah, but you my ship
carrying this ship a little bit different. When I'm got
big boy has dropped a ship ton of album Niggas
don't give a fuck about that nigga dropping no motherfucking albums.
Speaker 1: But niggas just gotta be real about the wait that
they carrying the shit, and that's the inflated thing. That's
the thing.
Speaker 2: I just I'm not about to agree that this nigga
better than me, But you can agree that he's carrying
more work or carrying more away. We're equal.
Speaker 1: No, I'm that's not bro. We listen, but we can
use us for example. Bro, this nigga does ninety eight
percent of the heavy lifted around this ship. So when
money Spot is trash when you're not on it, who me, yes,
it ain't. I ain't never been.
Speaker 2: I don't think yes, you have not been on it.
I've made some ship and I turned to I'm not
listen to.
Speaker 1: This ship alive. He's been on every one, not Bro,
I don't see it.
Speaker 2: Okay, I did with y'all niggas. Y'all niggas is yang
and yang, bro, But I'm energy is good, Bro. When
it's not there might be like, hey, y'all, welcome to another.
Speaker 1: I hate it so much because he's the nigga that
does the audio.
Speaker 2: Energy is so different because it's it's a different type
of Yeah. When you with your nigga, Yeah, you go
to a party, you might not be as lively by yourself.
If I'm going to a party with Keenan, I feel
cool turning up by myself. I'm in the corner, I'm chilling.
I ain't talking to nobody, so I don't like niggas,
so man, whatever, but I ain't about to make no
album with this nigga. Bro, I'm like a flute album.
Nigga sell more records than you. That ship was crazy,
and I'm gonna sell more records than you did on
your last project. Now, this rap, the rap shit is
the rap shit is so.
Speaker 3: Fake, and niggas is like, why he's suing because he
said you're pedophile? Because you said I'm a fucking pedophile. Bro,
you told them, and you about to go to the
super Bowl and tell everybody that I'm a pedal because
it's some ship off some fake ship that's tender though,
deal with it, hawass nigga, all right because you fucking tender?
Speaker 1: All right? Yeah, you a pedophile. I'm gonna go in
front of the world.
Speaker 2: Me and you're gonna do a pot my pod, do
more numbers. We're gonna say that he's a had a
file and then we're gonna run numbers behind the videos
and then see how much he thinks tender.
Speaker 1: Bro, Just what the fuck are we talking about? Bro?
It's fucking tender. You lost the war, nigga, turn it up.
How would you want him to handle not tenderly. I
just want to know you.
Speaker 3: How would say you you drank some more music? Okay,
up up one on your nigga, be one up, not
like us, kilty. I can't be one up my nigga.
You told the world that I play with kids, so
you can't come back from that. I don't want to
come back. I want to fight you. I want to
sue you. I want to fall off the scene. Pull
up one, you fall off the face of the niggas.
Really think Kendrick got hands for Drake? This nigga is
five three bron Listen. First of all you heard. First
of all, his background versus Drake background is too totally different.
Speaker 1: Background, grew up. I'm pretty sure fighting in niggas run
phase in Cali. Let's say that it is. I don't
know no nigg begas in Canada running fast.
Speaker 2: Let's say that it is. I'm a half a billionaire.
You don't think I got motherfucking trainers coming to my crib?
I can I'm I got basketball trainers. You don't think
I after I got robbed in l A and they
told me to take my chain off and then them
niggas disappeared.
Speaker 1: You don't think. I was like, all right, cool, I
need to get a bliky and learn how to fight.
What are we talking about? I will hope you do that.
What are we talking about?
Speaker 3: But that still you still might get your ass kickedgas.
You know how many niggas in the gym to lift
wakes and still get their ass knocked out.
Speaker 1: That's because they lifted.
Speaker 2: I'm talking about a nigga that's practicing j just show
karate boxing, this, this.
Speaker 1: And that. I have seen them niggas get their ass
kicked too. You ain't never seen that by a regular
street nigga. You ain't never in your life seeing that, Bro?
How come I haven't.
Speaker 2: You ain't never seen a regular street nigga fighter UFC
nigga in the street nig nigga.
Speaker 1: You could pull it up on YouTube.
Speaker 2: Nigga Kimbo Slice Lost. He was a street fighter, like
the best, the best, and he was in Cali. Them
white boys put him on his ass.
Speaker 3: Fighting is all about time to me, you just gotta
go wrap. You just got to get a nigga out
of here before he gets you out of Listen, and
I'm going first.
Speaker 1: List I told you, Dick, I forgetch you before you
get me, I'm gonna raise that blague. I'm gonna raise
that plague. You gotta get him first, saying you ain't
never dunk that forty. You ain't never playing that forty, Nigga,
I'm thirty eight. I'm gonna bad. Please, I'm not about
to what and you said I'm a pedophile now. Niggas
is definitely towld to be tussling though.
Speaker 2: But for me, I feel like, if if Kendrick had
better music, this should have been cool. Then I cannot
listen to Drake for a minute and then listen to Kendrick.
But I'm like, bro, you on the gap of so
many CDs, and I'm not in the mood to listen
to none of this ship. I want to wash clothes, nigga,
clean my house.
Speaker 1: I want to do.
Speaker 2: I don't want to think about the revolution or whatever,
the fuck you whatever. I don't want to think about crying.
It's not it ain't always about because it's not just
like drink got some slappers. I don't think it's just
your His style of rap ain't your style. And listen
to he listened to money bag yo? No money bag yo?
What's the stud name what's the next two times? He
listened to the next two times and Don Trup.
Speaker 1: I listened to a variety of an artists.
Speaker 2: The next two times had on a fucking wife beater
with a fucking red leather looking like a stud. Listen
to me playing to Don Trips songs.
Speaker 1: Listen to me. I listened to a variety of niggas
that don't sell no records? Are we talking about?
Speaker 3: Bro?
Speaker 1: What the we're talking about? A lot of these niggas
don't even care about selling record. I was just about
to say, bro, the selling record, So now we don't
care about making no money. Niggas gonna make money, not
make selling a million records? So who so?
Speaker 3: But some niggas don't honestly, bro, you you can't, you
got you got, don't care about podcast numbers?
Speaker 1: Makes different? But ask yeah, yeah, but why why do
we care about? Here we go?
Speaker 3: Why if numbers don't if numbers don't matter, If numbers
don't matter, this stay where y'all at. But y'all doing everything,
y'all part to make better ship? Why because y'all want
people to respond to the ship that you're talking about.
But that's if you put your ship out in front
of mine and we go on the same song, and
niggas say, be like, I'm not listening to this nigga.
Speaker 1: I'm listening to this nigga, but I don't like you.
Speaker 3: It's also certain things that both of us are not
going to do to get to a song from now.
Speaker 1: It's about selling your sold I'm selling my soul. It
ain't got me ship.
Speaker 3: My soul ain't got me ship. You got me trauma
and heartache, pain, nigga. Fuck that here, soul gone, Nigga.
I don't give a fuck about that. I got kids
to take care of, nigga and mama to take care
of mama. My mama hands cramping up, carpatona, Mama getting older.
Speaker 1: Nigga. This soul ain't got shipp from my mama soul
to the nigga we're talking about. Nigga ain't all right.
Speaker 2: Niggas got morals. Now, niggas got morals. Let's say what
happened in La, happened Indianapolis. Oh, we still not interested
the numbers because now you've got to repair your whole
fucking life and now you're not and you're saying you
don't care about numbers. Well, now, you ain't got no money,
you ain't got ship. If a fire come and tear
all this ship down, and now niggas got it, Oh
so now we need fans. No, keep rapping with that
motherfucking dirty ass, dinge ass jumps it on with your iPad.
Speaker 1: Bro, what happened before I got here? I see all
to day niggas because no, because all right, so look
the crazy thing is, though I see the direction of
what he's saying is just bro. Look look, look, look, look, look,
look don Tripp.
Speaker 2: Been rapping and I'm being well, I can now rap.
So if it got to that, we can get we
can get to the rap. I don't give a fuck
about that. I'm not even scared of that. What I'm
saying is you've been rapping since twenty ten. You went
viral and ten I remember that you couldn't get your son.
I wonder why cause she went around.
Speaker 3: Batter choice, no bad choices about who you fucking no,
because I hate when niggas we be talking about they
so smart and so street, would be fucking the wrong bitches.
Speaker 1: You ain't that smart, but you ain't never fuck the
wrong bitch. I ain't never had a bitch. I ain
never had a baby by the wrong bitch. I got it.
I hate nigga.
Speaker 2: I hate when niggas be saying they so smart and
they so street. Why you keep going to jail? Why
your niggas keep backstabbing you?
Speaker 3: Why do you keep having bullshit as baby mama's How
smart are you and you dropped out of school? How
smart are you? What are we talking about? You are
a dumb nigga. You keep making dumb choices. You are
a dumb nigga. So cool we talking about money, talking
about the numbers and shit, talking about rapping, creating content
twenty ten, twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: You can't go get no regular job. You ain't had
a job in fifteen years at all.
Speaker 2: You ain't had no job. You ain't and you ain't
go to college because you keep talking about that. You
ain't got no career. You ain't got no trailer, you
got ship. You don't get old, my nigga. And if
you ain't selling enough records, how long you do you
gonna tour? You ain't got no hit, You ain't mother
fucking uh insaying in the men brain, you can't tour forever.
You ain't method man, You ain't red Man. You ain't
got nothing. You don't have a you don't have a
fan base that you can tour with when you fifty,
because you don't have a fucking hit because you keep
making ship that you like opposed to ship that people like,
because it's about selling something.
Speaker 1: I see your point. No you don't see it. No, no, no,
no no no, don't back out now listen to see
your point. I see your point.
Speaker 3: I do too.
Speaker 1: But if you, if you, if you do.
Speaker 2: A pot for me when I work, they don't give
a fuck about the ship that I created, can you
do the job? And a lot of rappers because I
know a lot of rappers don't know shit about microphones,
don't know shit about x l R cables, don't know
ship about pro tools, don't know ship about plugins, don't
know shit about our X Advanced. They don't know shit
about nothing. They don't know about sound.
Speaker 1: They just rap. So you don't have a skill that
translate into anything.
Speaker 2: So you keep thinking that selling five thousand copies a
year is cool because it can pay what you what
your bills at the point, though, No, So what about
getting so far fucking head that you can stop making
twenty fucking albums that nobody's buyings.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you. But as long as you can provide
for your family, what does it matter? Bro Shi.
Speaker 3: It might happen like the whole city burned down and
you lose all of your music and you ain't got
no hits.
Speaker 1: I get what you're saying, but I don't you got
it because you got.
Speaker 2: A reperiod now because now because of the our family,
Let's be real, if you're from the hood, it ain't
a lot of successful family members in our family. It's
maybe one or two. And when shit go bad, and
when she goes south, when niggas die, they call it
auntie Pam or they call it uncle whoever.
Speaker 1: That's crazy, because I got an aunt APM that everybody go.
Speaker 2: Right, They calling these motherfuckers to take care of the debts.
If it's a nigga in the family that makes more money,
they calling on you. So now people are relying on you.
When you got the weight of.
Speaker 3: The world on your shoulder, what you think is cool
becomes obsolete, what really is cool becomes a new normal.
Speaker 2: At least that's my mental mindset. That's why I want
to go too herd, because I want all my niggas
to eat. I feel you, but I just don't.
Speaker 3: I just don't think everybody wants to be like Drake
level star big and that shit comes with a lot brof.
Speaker 1: Some niggas know that ship.
Speaker 2: He just got called a pedophile. No, let's go to
Tech nine, the rapper Tech nine. Okay, he makes more
money than everybody, not from rap, from rap, from merch,
from shows. Yeah, you're making money money yet there he
makes more money than a lot of niggas.
Speaker 1: Heard from him in a minute.
Speaker 3: So that's a prime example. Then that's the money's there.
But the level of fame in him being face.
Speaker 1: I never said nothing about fame numbers.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, if that's cool, that native video has twenty
thousand views on it.
Speaker 1: But how you know the how you know he ain't
got the money because he didn't dress like he got
the money. You're talking about people that just like that, bro,
you can tell Don Tripp is one of them hood
niggas that's just gonna throw some shit on.
Speaker 3: But it's white people. But it's white people that you see.
What about Project Pat?
Speaker 1: What about it? How many are we going to say
that Project Pat didn't say who he was and had
hits you did. Yeah, Chickenhead was a bop?
Speaker 3: Was it not?
Speaker 1: And he got classic albums?
Speaker 3: Was it not?
Speaker 2: But we're not saying that he on the same level
as Drake. You ain't gotta have the same level of
Drake or even motherfucking Vanilla Ice or whoever the fuck.
Speaker 3: I'm talking about desiring that fame though it's not fame, bro,
it's just make a fucking bop for the nigga. If
mister Biggs was still alive, who decides what becomes a
bop the streets? So how do you blame the artists
if they don't make the bop? If we're the consumers,
they ain't good what I'm saying, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: That's not that you can't say because Promise fucking Ice
Spice had a bop because of the streets with fucking Munch.
That ship was fucking garbage, but then it was That's
brother man.
Speaker 3: So you it was.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying it was good, but that's exactly what
you were saying. Keep going on.
Speaker 3: So the consumers decided that that was a bop and
that ship threw her into stardom that you could tell
she's not wasn't prepared for because of her other lackluster
performances and stage presence.
Speaker 1: So they that.
Speaker 2: One song was good enough, the one song. Don Tripp
got twelve albums, he ain't got one song. Then the
consumers ain't listening.
Speaker 3: Right then, if we if we're the if we're the
people having to choose, and we're choosing wrong, mister Biggs,
rest in peace to the guy. Booty whole Brown is
a fucking bop. That ship better than what don Tripp. Yes,
my pink, my booty whole. That just shows the ignorance
of hard heard it in the club.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you ain't your booty hole, bron where's my polls?
Butt all?
Speaker 2: I'm saying this, This is this, This is the one
I'm trying to make with mister Biggs. I keep bring
him up, mister Biggs, baby whole check. No video, no
no d no promotion, no nigga, no nothing.
Speaker 3: Bro, But you gotta think about the time that came
out though. Who gets there's a hood nigga with one eye.
Everybody gives no video, bad graphics. It was a bop,
That's what I'm saying. It was because niggas was selling dope.
Speaker 1: I didn't. I never sold nothing in my life, you're
honor niggas was I never saw anything in my life.
I ain't saying. I ain't say nobody was selling dope.
But when he said my crack tastes like ribs, I
understood it. You taste cracked that tastes like ribs.
Speaker 2: No, but I would make my crack taste like ribs.
If niggas love fucking pork, what the.
Speaker 1: Fuck are we talking about. It's a fucking market and
genius niggas were talking about what we're talking about.
Speaker 2: This I'm saying, all right, So look, so look if
you look online, bro, I'm doing a lot of research.
I'm talking shit. I feel good. I'm doing a lot
of research about trauma and what most people go through.
And most people go through family trauma and relationship trial problems.
Only a certain amount of there are only a certain
amount of black people in America.
Speaker 1: Period.
Speaker 2: Even if it's not a lot of black people in America,
we might think it is, but it's not. But everybody
in America is dealing with lack of money, people not
believing in them, Daddy not around, Mama is getting older,
whatever the case may be.
Speaker 1: Yes, my nigga.
Speaker 2: I'm listening to Drake because that is way more relatable
than this nigga talking about whatever he talking about. And
I'm not saying he don't make good music, but at
some point we got to say, Okay, if the world's
who we're trying to sell shit to, and you're purposely
trying to make music that only appeals to a very
small demographic of people, and I choose to go the
other route, no different from jay Z and Nines. Yes,
you can wrap the way that you're rapping my nigga,
big pimpin spanding cheese, we do.
Speaker 1: Yes, I have to.
Speaker 2: I have to change it because I'm a hustler. Stop
saying you a hustler. Stop saying you a motherfucking go getter.
If you're not trying to change what you if your
crack don't taste like ribs and minds, do, niggas gonna
have a fucking problem.
Speaker 3: Bro. Like when niggas when when y'all get when y'all
do a pod and the numbers come back, and you're like, damn,
we ain't have to change who he was to get
those numbers. We just have to dial into who he
really was. These niggas ain't looking at analytics, bro. They
making the same songs over and over and over and
over and over and over again. Tiya didn't have Tiya
is a hood nigga. He didn't start making the cheesey
shit until he got older. But I'm serious, was a
nigga from the hood with a lot of slang. And
you might have some for real beats. I ain't gonna
say the heat, but this nigga gets some beats.
Speaker 1: It ain't like it. This ain't.
Speaker 2: This ain't nineteen ninety nine where it was only a
handful of producers. You can go to everybody making beats now.
So now you can pick a beat, you can do
the whole. You can do the whole. Sicko mode, ship
change you beat up?
Speaker 1: Do you can?
Speaker 2: You can get engineers because you ain't got to go
to Mike Dean like for niggas to be this lazy. Yes,
I'm talking ship bro. You can go on YouTube right now,
sick on mold type beat, get the beat.
Speaker 1: And to be a ganguckers too. Bro.
Speaker 3: It's it's not hard to be good. I get that,
but I do think it's hard to appease to the
consumer because the consumer is not. It's very fickle with
his you got just or just like under the influence
Chris Brown. But that song came out on the end
Ofgo album and what like fucking twenty.
Speaker 1: How many songs on that motherfucker? That's what I'm saying.
So the song the album had twenty songs on that
for sure.
Speaker 3: But it's like that damon that that just that just
goes just like it took the because consumer time to
get to it to make that ship that hit years late,
like when I first start him, Like damn, this is
one of the most fire songs out here. So when
it came back out again, I'm like, why are people
just now listening to so that the consumer is hard
to You can't really dictate how something is gonna pop if.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then I feel what you're saying because a
lot of people gravitate toward ship late anyway. It's like
most nigga songs that get popping songs been out too
or three years before.
Speaker 3: That's why it's that's why fashion ship is hard, because
you can't really dictate when some ship gonna be fly.
Speaker 1: Now, you just gotta be the flies nigga in the
world and change.
Speaker 3: It or get the flies niggas in the world to Yeah, yeah,
that's just like what's like new Balances, bro New Balance,
Like it's like every five to seven years they go
from being cold to be off trash and now they're
coming back and then they're gonna go back. It's it's
you gotta it's waves, you know. So that should be
hard to get what you're saying about. Wiggas ain't making
hits but not we'll rap. The nigga might think he
got that one and don't nobody with it.
Speaker 2: He ain't never thought he had the one, and it
ain't even about dying. I feel that way about a
lot of the rappers in the city. All the represent
the city because as a DJ, Indianapolis has a tempo
that we love. It's a tempo that and it's not
a stained tempo. I think it's like eighty five through
eighty nine. But guess what songs is those tempo Rain, Monster,
hang Up, Ice, Cold, Jigger Late, all of the songs
that we play in the club every fucking weekend from
the locals, it's that same fucking tempo. So why are
they making songs that are not that tempo and then
be like Oh, they not responding. The city has a tempo,
so it's just it's just shit like that, Bro.
Speaker 3: I don't think niggas is looking at it that way though.
You niggas are hustlers, right, You niggas are smart.
Speaker 1: Right what we're talking about if you don't study this
shit the way you do, Bro, I never had a
hit other than my pod, and I only know this
now because I'm like, oh, what I want to do
versus what they want, They're gonna tell me thet.
Speaker 2: This is how I know niggas don't. This is why
no niggas don't like Drake because they ain't got no bitches.
Speaker 1: If you ever, Manu nigga fucked Drake, I took him
out of raw. You did not.
Speaker 2: When you fucking a woman and her body starts to twitch,
if you move, you're an idiot. When her body starts
to twitch, stay your ass right there until she fucking sees.
And what does that have to do with Drake? Because
he figured out what worked and he stayed right there
A lot of the times he is who gives a fuck?
Speaker 1: Who gives a fuck?
Speaker 3: I'm just saying, don tripp better tend to rise because
the nigga ain't got but one jumpsuit. Who does two
videos in a day and keep just one outfit?
Speaker 1: This nigga real street nigga. Fucking no.
Speaker 3: I know street niggas, remember, like find the same cloth,
Yeah yeah, I do the okay a shooting a fucking video.
They selling crack, They're selling dope, nigga, they selling perks
like like when it comes to like when when you
find something that works, bro, fucking go bro, just go
until it don't go no more. At least just keep
generating the audience that knows who you are opposed to
just doing it once and then hoping that they come back. Bro,
if I ever had a song like Rain, I would
make nigga Rain remix Nigga. It would have been so
ha it'd have been so many fucking rains, crazy brow y'all.
Y'all hired me the DJ nigga. When hang Up came on,
I'm like, I didn't even fucking know y'all all these
motherfuckers Doo doop bang up on that nigga. Like when
that came out, I'm like, what, I honestly thought she
was gone broaster right now.
Speaker 2: People called me and said, do you know parents, Yes,
I do. Can you give her give us her information?
Speaker 1: Yes? I will, Yes, I will. Did I ever get her? Thanks?
Fuck no, I should have said no, I don't know
this motherfucker. Can you get like, like, but did she
know you? You do? You throw the hoop?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 2: I told her how you thinknigat your number? Bitch, I'm
gonna take that out. I ain't calling her bitch because
because I do funk with her. Don't worry. I'm talking ship.
But we love your parents. Yeah, I love Paris. But
at the same time, like make another one.
Speaker 3: I get same tempo nigga saying nigga, but then you
get this trembling had the crickets in every song, nigga.
Speaker 1: That niggah all sounds similar. But so that's how you start.
Speaker 3: But that's you start getting type cast though, and then
it's a lot. I would much rather get type casted
with some money than type cast it or just that.
But if you like, you have a wide range skill set,
and I feel like if you started to get like,
let's say you stuck to that formula that got you
there after a while, bro, you're gonna be like, hold on,
now I can do other shit.
Speaker 1: Real good to check this out. I don't think you're
gonna be comfortable with being.
Speaker 2: I know I don't turned Black Widow into five books,
releasing them as I'm releasing Nigga. Five books, twelve chapters,
six scenes in each chapter.
Speaker 1: Y'all gonna get tired of me and my voice? Why?
Speaker 2: Because who gives a fuck? Would I like y'all talking
what y'all wanted? Obviously ain't a deep voice nigga writing
stories like this that y'all like. So let me because
I'd be I would be stupid to do anything else
without without without fully taking advantage of that well into
that water runs.
Speaker 1: Dry but something Artists don't think that way. Yeah, I
ain't artists. Then I'm not saying they're right or wrong
for making that decision. You know what I think? You
know what I think of artist is bro? What was
it you make? You could?
Speaker 2: You could make any type of clothing you do, hats, shirts, hoodies, tanks, balls,
nigga socks, whatever. If you say you want to do
a peril, I ain't gonna say clothes you want to
do a peril. The gift is not you and your
own ideas.
Speaker 1: You have a gift.
Speaker 2: If target came to you and offered you a million
dollars and said we want you to do yea da
da da da And you reply and say, I only
want to do what what comes to me from the Okay,
you're a fucking idiot.
Speaker 3: Now, But it's funny you say that because I've been
in those positions but there was no money attached to it.
Speaker 2: I'm selling my soul. Yeah, so you I'm selling. I
got kids, bro, they are expensive. I'm selling my soul.
Please coming by this nigga soul. It's definitely a price.
It's definitely a pa. Y'all gonna see me, but y'all
ain't gonna see number. I'm gonna keep this phone number
and turn it off and put it in the drawer
and get a new one. Y'all niggas will never contact
me again, bro, because when you're young, you think it's
about one thing. But then when you get older, nigga,
and you start thinking about retirement, when you start thinking
when your joints start to hurt, nigga and you can't
do what you yeah, you start to think about life
a little bit differently.
Speaker 1: Nigga.
Speaker 2: Your blood pressure slightly elevated. You don't know why you're
trying to like health shit Now niggas is trying to
count their fiber counts and shit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, it's gonna be different. So if I'm gonna
sit in front of this motherfucking camera, it's time to
fucking perform. Fuck fuck getting in front of the camera.
Speaker 1: I'm an artist. I'm gonna keep it all right.
Speaker 2: When you fit the you're gonna regret that shit, my nigga.
What content creators don't think about getting old?
Speaker 1: Ye? Now that's real.
Speaker 3: Niggas do not think about okay when you turn forty five,
and they don't probably realize how small of a window
it is either bro, and the shit come.
Speaker 2: Fast and it happens fast. Bro, like the time that
you have for people to really fuck with you like
heavy Heavy is this small?
Speaker 1: Bro, It's not. It's not a big ass window. I'm
talking ship.
Speaker 3: But and that's a That's That's another thing. I have
to commend Drake on his niggas have been fucking with
him a lot long since two thousand and eight.
Speaker 1: Bro, the niggas.
Speaker 3: Niggas have been consistently not no, not no, up and
down no two thousand until two thousand and eight until
not like us dropped and he still get more monthly
streams than the niggas.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Like, and it's a and it just goes to like
think about like food, bro, like food trucks or like
Tyson and whoever do the chicken nuggets and type of
ship like there's big dogs.
Speaker 1: They changed the formula, Nigga. We gotta see Okay, niggas
ain't buying that ship. Were changing it.
Speaker 2: No, it's about money because we're losing. It costs money
to make music. The beat costs, engineer costs, video costs.
Everything fucking costs, bro, So why the fuck would you
not want to make make that money back? I feel
because niggas Bro, Niggas is in La or California right now,
La County, and I'm watching that ship, and I'm thinking,
like what if you was what if you was trying
to do this podcast and ship or rap ship or
saying ship or content creator ship, and it took you
forever to get the sony can the motherfucking roll cash
or the motherfucking newm and microphones and all.
Speaker 1: That type of ship, and your whole ship burnt up.
Speaker 2: And you ain't got no job and you know, ain't know,
and you don't know when you don't get back to work,
your computer gone, your camera gone, everything is gone and
you and now you don't spend all this time.
Speaker 1: To do the ship.
Speaker 2: Who knows when you don'na come back to the content game.
We all know it's content creators. If you take too
much time off, they think you died.
Speaker 3: And then you got to build yourself all the way
back to fuck up. Yeah, if you even can, even
if even like hopefully that ship is insured when I'm
from when I'm hearing an insurance is gone and fire
insurance ain't ain't no insured nothing, they saying them, they
fucked if it was and water have been different. They're
shit caught on fire for whatever reason. Since it's so
frequent out there, insurance companies won't cover.
Speaker 1: Damn they can pick and dress. That wasn't it.
Speaker 2: That wasn't it that they felt like the city didn't
take the proper precautions to prevent this shit from.
Speaker 1: Okay, so last year they say that's why they got
the fire insurance out of there.
Speaker 3: You're not gonna take if y'all don't give about this
ship burning up, we don't give.
Speaker 1: Insurance companies is fucking gangsters for real, Bro, They I
would sit up.
Speaker 3: Hey, I don't have an insurance company, but if I
had an insurance company, Hey, Mike, get these get this
phone away from the motherfucking outlets.
Speaker 1: Catch fire.
Speaker 2: Hey Mike, get the phone away from the outlets and
catch it fire. Hey Mike, last time? All right, cool,
Since you're not gonna do that, I'm just not gonna
since you don't care about it.
Speaker 3: I don't care about it. I don't care about either.
I'm not covering the ship. That's great, Like, yeah, I mean,
but I mean what we're supposed to do is about money. Bro.
Speaker 1: That's just like the key and ship.
Speaker 3: Bro. Bro, it's only like three insurance companies that cover
them cars because they get thrown so much, and them
insure as companies.
Speaker 1: Like, we're not dealing with that bullshit.
Speaker 3: Bro. Insurance is crazy. When we moved from Fishers to
where we're at now, nigga are insurance. Our car insurance went.
Speaker 2: Up because of the color of the car, because of
the make of the car, Nigga, because of where we stay.
Speaker 1: Because of where you with.
Speaker 3: Bro.
Speaker 1: I said what they said. I looked it up.
Speaker 3: They said it was an economic economic loss estimated at
two hundred and fifty billion.
Speaker 1: It's from the fires.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we should have we should have what I can't well,
I can't say this. We should have just did a
better job of making sure that this ship was all right.
And as a man, how do we even make sure
that this ship is all right? Like if we Indianapolis,
like I don't know, Like, let's say it snow, if
it's no too much, the city is fucked.
Speaker 1: Facts my homiework for the city Nigga. They said, Nigga.
Half our trucks is fucked. Nigga's an ice rink outside
half half to half the city trucks are down, so
they can't hit every street, they can't go out as
often as they want to.
Speaker 2: And they hire so many new people because of the
rays and the pay increase that a lot of niggas
ain't trained for it. So let's say when it's snow,
let's say it's now Nigga for four days straight, just
say four days straight, and then it's that and it's
still cold. It's cold as fuck. It stayed cold. The
city wouldn't know what to do. If you ain't got
no food in your house, and if your roof is
fucked up. That ship coming down because it's shit is heavy.
If your foundation fucked up, the ground is about this
motherfucking expand all the type of ship your house is like, bro, niggas,
niggas would really be fucked up. And I don't think
we ever, No, you know what I'm saying, like, it's
we on some and we so fucking fucked up, which
is why I'm about the money, which is why I'm
about selling my fucking soul. We so fucked up that
I don't think people really be realizing that were really
living on a nothing can fuck up right now type ship.
You can, nigga, if your if your tire got flat,
let's say two of your tires got flat, your water
heat to bust it, mother, somebody busted out of window
on your crib, or let's say your fucking alternator one
out and a fucking toothache.
Speaker 1: Yeah you don't. We don't have enough money for life.
Speaker 2: That's why when I went to the mall and I
was on threads, I was like, Yo, I'm I'm only
here because my phone, Apple Care, nigga, and my fucking
jackets sucked up. I ain't gotta come out of money
for ship. But where are y'all getting money from.
Speaker 1: This? Motherfucking what the fuck niggas is in there? Boy?
Speaker 2: Brand new everything everything, Bro, I'm like, damn okay, Either
everybody I know it's just really fucked up and the
whites ain't, or we just spending above our limit.
Speaker 1: Two things can be true.
Speaker 2: True, but it just put things into perspective, which is
why this, which is why I'm like, Okay, Nigga, I had,
I had, I struggle. Let me see if I can
strike gold again. Focus on this ship, because nigga went
when you worked, and if it works, ain't no lessie
when it When it works, because it's a proven message, Bro.
Women are horny and they like niggas with deep voices
and they like stories.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 2: And if you market it right and if you if
you got enough people to carry that ship to it's
gonna I mean, it's gonna work. But the scary thing
is that I have children. I keep mentioning my kids
and my babies. We all got kids. When you think
about something that you cannot control, mother nature. We looked
at the window, Nigga, it was snowing for the sleep
woke up. It was not said, Hey, God, because you
still gotta rotate through this, Bro.
Speaker 3: Niggas and niggas jobs don't give a fuck. So now
niggas gotta drive through the ship. Niggas is niggas got
anxiety driving in the car because now you realize that
the piece of ship that you bought really the tires
that you've been putting off, the change, slipping, the sliding
like a motherfucker.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, none of a fucking super
loud because you got a little the wifers fucked up
because you keep putting it.
Speaker 2: One thing, my one thing, my father said, my father
in law said, before you passed, Bro, and that ship
been sticking in my head every day.
Speaker 1: Pause.
Speaker 2: I thought I had more time, m hmm. And I
think we all think like that with everything, Bro, I
thought I had more time. So niggas is putting off
a nigga, nigga everything until you realize, niggas, when it's hey,
your number get called and if you ain't. So for me,
That's why I was talking to Mike earlier, and I'm like, yo, Bro,
when this ship worked, Bro, we not stopping period. When
this ship worked. With what I'm doing with the stories
and ship when it worked. We're not stopping Bro. We
locked in forever, Bro because ship only gonna get rougher.
My nigga financially, Yeah, and nigga, it's harder to wake
up early in the morning.
Speaker 1: Our fucking fucking housing system here, boy, that ships trash.
It's not if you had yours. It's not if you haverash.
It's not if you have some money. It's not that
you got the money. Nigga talking about inflation. It's not
that you got the money. No, they're not.
Speaker 2: They cried because they want to compare it to bro niggas,
But it's not even you've got some money.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I can't say, like I said my cousin, I
ain't heard that them niggas is not complaining about gas.
Speaker 3: I ain't heard that niggas complaining about it. I wouldn't
either be about seven years. It's not That's what I'm saying.
That's what I'm saying. It mightn't make a difference.
Speaker 1: Money makes us.
Speaker 3: I listen, I've been saying this for probably the past
at least three years. You know how people be like
money came by you, haven't it. That's the kid I disagree.
Money well, now internal mental that's a whole other thing,
but having it can make things a lot better.
Speaker 1: I just, I just, I just want to be comfortable.
Speaker 3: Bro.
Speaker 1: I don't saying that, brocause no you not Bro, you
not no no, no money, no problems. Stop listening to Diddy. Bro,
no listening to Diddy. You know why?
Speaker 3: It's more problems because people rely on you when you
got more money, and then you start to realize they
be like, all right, I'm not I'm not gonna give
you a fish.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna teach you how to fish. Niggas be like, man,
I don't want to fish. I just keep hearing niggas
talk about they don't want to fucking fish. Niggas.
Speaker 3: I was up, nigga, I was up for two days,
nigga pop I was. I don't give a fuck. I
was up for two days, Bro, multiple multiple times in
the row. Why I gotta get these fucking stories done.
I'm gonna say, better, make sure you sleep.
Speaker 1: You sleep, and you broke.
Speaker 3: Fucking well rested. Stop telling me about fucking sleep. Niggas
be fucking well rested. Melow tone of sleeping broken well west,
well rested, and poor well rested and fucking poor my
nigga talking. I gotta make up when they say sacrifices niggas,
sleep is what I'm not sacrificing my wife.
Speaker 1: I ain't got no money, but I got some sleep.
Speaker 3: Last stop telling me about being broke.
Speaker 1: Niggas got plenty of rest. We're talking about woke up
broken the bitch. Niggas ain't say how the stories you got.
Speaker 3: I got fucking fourteen novels and the work we're talking about.
Speaker 1: Ship. I swear to god, you're fucking stupid.
Speaker 3: Bro nigga talking to me about mother fucking said, I
hope you can get some sleep.
Speaker 1: You got some sleeping there were talking about. Bro. God
damn that pissing me off. That's your old niggas.
Speaker 3: Bet niggas gotta work two jobs. Niggas be having to
work two fucking jobs and sleep three hours a night
and that becomes a motherfucking normal.
Speaker 1: You heard what travel food he got? He said, wake
up with four thirty five.
Speaker 3: In the morning.
Speaker 1: We have to bro what you do today? Ship? I
put to sleep and you still fucking bro bro. Bro.
We didn't. We didn't.
Speaker 2: We didn't grow up nigga with the most with the
best with the best of fucking advice. Hey, we didn't
grow up with the best fucking advice. Bro, niggas is
fucking well rested talking about telling me telling me to
get some rest. No, nigga, I saw you sleep, and
I see you stressing ship.
Speaker 1: With left creek as fuck. I see that. I ain't
gonna lie.
Speaker 3: That's some real, bro, when you have a when a
man has a fucking so it's two different type of niggas,
two different type of niggas. There's a man who sees
a problem and ignored the problem. Women don't date them
niggas because there's women. If women talk to a nigga
and they tell him a problem and he don't immediately
try to help them them out, cut that nigga out.
My wife will tell me that she had We have
certain problems and now my mind is fixed it everywhere?
Speaker 1: Fix it?
Speaker 3: No, not everywhere. It's how can I fix these fucking
problems that we have? Bro?
Speaker 2: And I think as I'm just it's just men have
Some men got it, some men don't, n and the
ones that don't, I don't understand it. Bro, I don't
want to talk to you. Then the niggas that be saying,
give me some fish. No, I'm going to give you
this mother, Oh my god, bro, damn hell, but no, Bro,
I'm not doing that shit. Bro, if I cannot sleep
for two days, regardless of whatever. What man, what're trying
to white say? Y'all niggas be listening to music and
don't listen to music. That nigga trying to white said,
trya white. Don't suck no dick or lick no nuts, bitch,
I hit licks and flip bricks every two hours, a
switch whip to keep the people off me.
Speaker 1: What you know about that? No doze and coffee, no sleep.
Speaker 2: I'm looking forty with three bricks in the seven forty, bitch,
I ain't got time to party.
Speaker 1: I'm breaking, britt, I'm listening.
Speaker 3: This is what I'm saying. Don trippy rapping like that,
that nigga sleeping, that nigga sleeping, Bro.
Speaker 1: I don't for niggas be saying that rapp is so
influential while we broke, because why you ain't doing the
ship to d niggas a saying while we broke.
Speaker 3: While we broke, niggas, niggas can quote jay Z to death. Bro,
you live with your mom. What are we talking about?
Speaker 1: Bro? Ship is lamar the best. You're broke.
Speaker 3: He ain't never once told niggas how to get no money.
He ain't never told niggas about how to be flying.
Never even while he rich, he ain't never said nothing.
The niggas still depressed. He's still depressed. Ja Cole, still
ugly and depressed. Fuck out of here now, you fucking
maybe he ain't neither do no.
Speaker 1: Got it all.
Speaker 3: Cut your fucking hair, man. You got a white mama.
The fuck you staring this white lady forward?
Speaker 1: That's fucking crazy.
Speaker 3: Cut your hair, j you got a white mama. You
are a nice guy. Bro, that shit you got on
your head. Cut that ship, Bro, that does not make
you more black. Cut that ship off. Man.
Speaker 2: If I go to a concert and a nigga show
up at Nike shorts, I'm on your ass, pat because
why are you not fly?
Speaker 1: The tickets was a harm. You could take a portion
of that.
Speaker 3: Get a fit.
Speaker 1: The gas station got teased. You passed six. I just
brought one.
Speaker 3: They was seven forty eight. You passed six, Bitch. I'm
seeing these witch niggas telling me that money ain't important.
Speaker 1: It is white.
Speaker 3: You keep telling me ship. Niggas got liquor, niggas got spices.
Dereck Rose got a fucking flower shot. Stop telling me
money any port. You can't ask me for my money.
If it's not important, give me the roses.
Speaker 1: Dereck Rose. Right, if it's not it's not important. If
it's not important, you just giving me some You pull
up again. It does, hey, niggas with money.
Speaker 3: Definitely, you know how much the ship costs. And then
got bel air and he got the motherfucking bamboosh. None
of that ship is free, bro. If money don't if
they don't cost nothing, what we're talking about, bro, Money matters. Yeah,
money matters. Money matters. Money matters. And if you're selling something,
the more people you have to buy it, the better,
the better chances you got. The more people yet watching
your watching your ship, the more money you get from
TikTok for that ship better be gone but about to
be out of there. And I love it too, because
you know why I love it because I'm hating. I
had my space. My ship was booming one day.
Speaker 1: It was cool and.
Speaker 3: Niggas never had to endure that. Yeah, you gotta. You
got a million motherfuckers on TikTok.
Speaker 1: But you didn't.
Speaker 3: You didn't get the motherfuckers go to your website, Instagram, YouTube,
nothing to not a guy. You fucked want step motherfucker
out of there. And a lot of the times the
people didn't really give a fun by you. They just
got you on any more timeline. They don't give a
about what you're buying or what you're selling.
Speaker 1: Man, that's what it is.
Speaker 3: Bro And I got a quick sidebar question for a
slip my mind. What's the oddest question y'all kids have
ever asked you? Because my son asked me some funny
ship the other day. I know yours is younger, so
you might not have an odd question, just something that
threw you off. He asked me literally out of nowhere.
I'm sitting that washing. He comes while we broke, so
I'm real with my nigga, you know what's up. But
he came and sat down next to me. He said,
so Boosye phase used.
Speaker 1: To be cool.
Speaker 3: He literally, I'm like he was dead ass. He was like,
so Boosy phase used to be cool. And I was like,
I mean some niggas rock through him. He was like,
you wanted one? Huh. I was like Noah actually didn't,
but he really just came out of nowhere. It was
like he basically said, y'all, niggas was laying for thinking
this ship was cool. Like that's got know y'all niggas
was laying for thinking Boosie was cool. Boosie was hit
or miss for me? Was I just don't you don't
like street niggas.
Speaker 1: I'm not. I'm not about to even reply to this.
I want you to know you don't because I grew
up off of Boosie. You know, niggas love Boosis. This
is his second home. I don't give a fuck what
it is. The niggag why you don't like what is
cause niggas is broke. Broke Boosy ain't, but all of
his fans is. That's his problem. That's just tell them
niggas a listen closer. He never said he ain't talking
about he and telling nigga how to get the money.
He was telling niggas how to get money back in
the day. Showed niggas how to get money.
Speaker 3: I read in the first video, my first video, I
seen it that if you see a twenty yeah ship,
that's when I first I said that motivated me for life.
Speaker 1: Niggas what they motivate you enough? I ain't broke. I
just ain't got the money they got, bro.
Speaker 2: If you can't go get four new tires, tension windows,
new windshield, wife pers and the motherfucking new furnace you broke.
Speaker 1: You can't throw the furnace in. Now that's ten baions
by itself, got bro. I went from the hood. Shouldn't
go out? I was with you on the car ship. Well,
the ship might go out, and then what man? You
know what I want to think? I go about a
nigga system at the gate. I want to thank God
for canceling all my student loans because I went to
the Art Institute two thousand and four, twenty seventeen. If
you went to the Art Institute, they canceled your ship,
taking it off your credit, and they might send you
the money back all over there.
Speaker 3: Still I'm trying to find a lawyer to suit them
for distress. All right, Drake, No, I'm dead ass, bro,
I'm not even I'm not even if you going going
going to fill out the fast for ship in the
financial laid office and all the type of ship. And
my mom are really rooting for me to go to
college to get good grades, to do some ship with
the audio shit, thinking that this school was gonna give
us the education that we needed. And they was talking
about job placement, all the type of shit. It's predatory,
especially on people who don't know know better. So a
lot of the times when we're talking about people that
got careers and shit, they ain't using a degree. Hell,
because a lot of the ship is the American dream
is predatory.
Speaker 1: Niggas to go to school for one thing, you go
to school, they got so much debt, they gotta take
a job however they can get them. And then you
gotta fucking go through life.
Speaker 2: With this weight of fat or of Sally Mayor or
Navigator or whoever the fuck calling your phone or garnishing
your checks or asking you for eight hundred and fifty
dollars a month.
Speaker 3: Why you got kids? Why you got nigga? That ship
is stressful, bro, And as a man, they don't give
a fuck.
Speaker 1: They don't give a fuck.
Speaker 3: Why would they when they say they gonna call you
six months after your graduation. The god they called me
six times six months in a day after the day
of the time, like, yeah, your payments, we can start
you at six fifty, would you I'm first of all,
not gonna happen.
Speaker 2: Definitely don't got it. Don't got it, and I'm not
gonna have it. I'm not gonna have it. Well I'm
not because of interest rates, Nigga, I'm not gonna have it.
It's a system, Bro, It's a system. And if you
can't pay that ship back, you're broke. Yeah, that's what
I'm saying. Like life is expensive. Like, yeah, we can
go out to eat and da da da da dah,
put it on a credit card, whatever the case may be.
But when it comes time to.
Speaker 3: Rebuild some shit or really move or your landlord kick
you out, and you only got a month to find
a place, and you gotta have the first month last.
Speaker 1: But and this, this and the movie. Bro, niggas ain't
got that. That's real shit. Niggas is broke, bro, and
I'm bro. I don't want to be this. I don't.
Speaker 2: I cried in the fucking shower, bro, a couple of
weeks ago, crying in the shower, listening to Jill Scott.
Slowly but surely, I told you I've been fucked up.
This is a good sit I was listening because whenever
I feel that way, I have to get well. No,
I just go back to the old, the younger me
and what songs I listened to. So rather be Missy
Yelliot take Away Jill Scott slowly but surely, or you
know what I mean, or Missy Yelly is fucking uh.
Speaker 3: She got a gospel song that on that same album.
But I listen to these songs on repeat and that
slowly but surely, I just could not stop crying. And
the reason why I started crying because I was like, damn,
what if I don't have the finances to protect my son,
not from violence, but from the emotions that I felt
as a kid growing up. That alone made me start
crying like a motherfucker bro like, oh shit, like he
gonna have scuffles, he gonna have shit with girls, he's
gonna have you know what I mean, whatever issues, But
the emotions that he that I felt as a kid,
I was like, Oh, he can't he can't feel that.
And it switched something in my brain and motivated me
in a different type of way. But a lot of
niggas can't protect their kids from the emotions that they
felt of not being enough or not not being handsome,
not being fly enough, not it. No matter what the
parents say, you gotta send these motherfuckers to schools because
you you live in the neighborhoods that you ain't supposed
to be living in, because you raising your kids to
be sweethearts, and they going to motherfucking Coolly High for
the and the kids is fucking violent, and the kids
is growing up or the parents ain't home like it's
just I know, I'm not sending my kids to that ship.
And if I gotta not sleep for fucking two days,
I'm gonna do that. So when a motherfucker tell me
to get some sleep, nigga got the weight of the
fucking world on my shoulders. Because your kid can grow up.
I'll be asking motherfuckers how you know you failed as
a parent. They I'm asking niggas who got grown ass,
how you know you failed as a parent. Because if
your kid is in if your kid is in prison,
did you fail? Niggas were like, nah, they can make choices.
Did you put them in therapy? No, then you failed.
Did you do everything that you could? Did you did
you go on walks with this motherfuckers? Did you change
they diet with this mother fuck you. All right, you
didn't do everything you did. You failed as a fucking parent.
But the problem is that nobody want to say that
they failed as a parent. Everybody say I did with
a kid, I did what I could.
Speaker 1: No, you did not.
Speaker 3: You didn't cry in the shower about not being able
to protect your kid from the emotions that you felt.
So if you grew up in the household where you
felt unseen and you felt, you felt always alert, like
when mo, Niggas don't realize that that tension in your
fucking shoulders is because you're always on motherfucking alert. The
tension in your fucking hips that you feel is because
you always on motherfucking alert. Your mind will tell you
that you're okay, but your body will tell you that
you are not okay.
Speaker 1: So that's why niggas be thinking that shit is straight.
So you don't. You don't. You don't think that.
Speaker 3: Although you could be, although you're trying to be the
best father you could be for your shorties. Right, and
they grow up and choose whatever it is they want
to choose, you will feel like you feel if they
made the wrong decision.
Speaker 1: Yes, because why did you make that dumb ass decision.
Did I not? Did I not?
Speaker 2: Niggas be sheltering their kids from certain movies, certain this
thirt and that, no watch all this shit?
Speaker 1: Yeah, because that's what I'm one of them. You need
to know that this world exists.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you need to and I need you to be
able to ask me questions, BROD, where'd you go to?
Speaker 1: You you left? You left for school?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: You stay the dorms? Yeah? How many motherfuckers you see
crash out? A lot?
Speaker 3: Bro, Niggas ain't ready to lead a house to go
to school at sixteen, seventeen years old. Niggas didn't know
how to watch dishes wash they close, I bro, I've
seen so many people crash out as I'm like now,
if you ask me now that their parents failed them,
cause that shit you should have been paying attention to
or they should have been teaching you when you was
growing up. I do agree that it's a choice, but
it is definitely a lot you can do to to
make sure that the right choices is made, Like even
shit for me, for example, like I told y'all to,
I could have made hell wrong choices, but my parents
did a solid job to where that shit didn't happen.
That's why they honestly, like, I don't even tell them
a lot of shit that I deal with because I
don't ever want them to feel like they did something. Yeah. Yeah,
so but to to the best of that they that
they could do. Yeah, they definitely succeeded as far as
raising us, and it's about us.
Speaker 2: I feel like it's like a baton type of thing, right, Like,
they gave you as much as they could, They gave
you as much game as they possibly what they what
they knew, and it's on us. So that's why I'm saying,
if you grew up the way that you grew up,
why the fuck are you in the video with two
with the same outfit on with the mother with that.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you what my uncle told me. Man.
My uncle said, if you don't pay attention, you're gonna
end up being the penitentiary. And I've been paying attention
ever since I heard that ship I got I got.
Speaker 2: On punishment once I was in fourth grade. I lived
in Michigan Departments in Hallville, right across stet from Village
Pantry and the Hallville Library because I'm west side. It
really wasn't it really wasn't it really wasn't that bad.
But I was on punishment, nigga, I don't even remember why.
And all my friends came to the window and played
in front of your window while your punishment. While I
was in my fucking room watching him, I said, Oh,
I'm never going to jail.
Speaker 3: Bro.
Speaker 1: Bro, that's it's really be ship. That's bro. That's why
I'm bro.
Speaker 3: That's why I'm so hard on my son because the
mistakes that he make. Bro, it's this type of ship
that if you carry this on into adulthood, nigga, you're like.
Speaker 1: You're going to you know. And it's like people be like,
you're so hard on him. I'm like, yeah, because he
ain't about to be blaming me for being the dumb
ass as an adult. So if I got to be
hard on him as a kid because he's he's just
lack of day's school with simple ship. So it's like
a nigga lack of day sical adult is a fucking loser.
So I can't allow that ship. So I'm gonna continue
to do it because my son being a loser, and
I would find loser. He could have it, he could
have a job, to be a loser.
Speaker 3: No, I'm talking about like a failure, like somebody that
I wouldn't be proud of as a dad.
Speaker 2: That's like I ain't proud of a lot of people.
So so so I ain't gonna put that type pressure
on my son. But I do want my son and
me to be able to sit and have conversations and
him and and and and I look at him like
or him look at me like.
Speaker 3: That's and that's we. And that's the thing. Even though
I'm on him the way I am, we still like
that's why he can come to me and be like,
so you you niggas used to wear boosy face back
in the day. You know what?
Speaker 1: You know what haunts me? Bro?
Speaker 3: Remember the dude that got killed by the police here
on Live Yeah, Bro, the last thing his parents ever
heard him say is somebody come get my stupid ass.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: That ship haunts me, Bro, That ship fucks with me. Bro, Like,
what how does this hot I know his mama is
like going through the fucking wringer.
Speaker 1: Bro, Bro, he hopped he going to hell? Bro Laughing
niggas said, don't laugh, I'm about to tell you something
of my life. When I was younger. It ain't me.
Speaker 3: That's where you was going right, because he just came.
You know what I'm saying. But that's parenting. Yeah, I
see what you say.
Speaker 1: That's parenting. So you the like of ship that you did,
had your son hopping at the car saying, somebody come
get my stupid ass, and then your family see it,
your co workers see it, like you'll be surprised how
big Facebook is? What ship is on you?
Speaker 3: Bro?
Speaker 1: Man, I literally brought that ship spread like wow. Live
was going on that ship even now with the the
the was the fourteen year old little girl that got
left in the snow.
Speaker 3: Bro. It's so many young kids telling on themself on
I'm like, damn yeah, this ship is wowd Bro.
Speaker 2: I saw I saw one of my guys. One of
my guys, me and SRA went to uh Circle Center.
Well we went, that's not That's how the lamb as fucked.
We gotta we always get hotels downtown, live like we
white high up, get the food robe, all type of shit.
Speaker 1: But it was Valentine's Day. I was like, let's play
miniature golf, go to the go to the mall. See
one of my niggas. I ain't seen this nigga forever,
but with this time that I seen him, you can
see that the streets got to him. Nigga skin his
eyes and his nails, like you can see when the
streets got a motherfucker, bro, I kid you not. A
couple of days later, they say they found so and
so in the in the wood in like an empty lot,
shot dead da da and his father was trying to
do everything he possibly could to get this motherfucker to
not do that shit. And now his father drinks at
his gravesite, like.
Speaker 2: Because he bro the decisions that we make with our
kids and the lives that we choose to live is
going to hunt us. Rather it be good, rather it
be bad, Like you can have Casper the friendly goods,
or you can have his brothers.
Speaker 3: The ship goes, the ship is gonna fuck with you, bro,
and it and and because niggas they grow up and fail, right,
you know what, I.
Speaker 1: Know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: If they grew up and succeed, you got you got
cash for the family goes. Yeahfeeder's come around and help
you out and make you laugh and cheer you up.
But if he fail, it's gonna be his brothers motherfucking
throwing toasters at you all type of ship, Like it's
gonna be different, bro. So that's what I'm saying, Like
you mean to.
Speaker 3: Tell me that to change your to change your position,
you won't give up three hours of sleep? You really
want to go to sleep that bad? Like you really
ain't like it. When I be talking to people and
they be like, I don't want to change up.
Speaker 1: I don't want to do that. Why not? Bro? You've
been this You've been this way your whole life. Bro,
and you broke. Yeah, and when you and and I'm
saying it because I'm thirty eight. I'm thirty eight.
Speaker 2: When you start to be like, damn, I gotta get
him up, my motherfucking prostatic exam. Yeah, I gotta get
all these I got crazy, I gotta all about this,
all this sh exam and ship, you be like fuck.
Speaker 1: What the little girl say on Instagram? Fuck? Life comes fast?
Speaker 2: Life comes fast, baby, bro, because you always think you
got more time, you know, and you don't.
Speaker 1: Bro. I don't know.
Speaker 3: Man. When it comes to fatherhood, I feel like I
do just what I'm supposed to do. When it come
to my shorties, I ain't got no regrets on how
I've been raised. Well, we're gonna see and I don't know,
I got some Burban kids. Niggas don't give funk about
what you talking about. We go see, we gonna see it,
but we will see it. We will see.
Speaker 2: We will see when when when I'm forty five or
something like that, Niggas having barbecues and our kids is yeah,
like Mike can't bring his kids or he can't bring
his kids.
Speaker 1: Were gonna see. You gotta worry about that. That's what
I'm saying. You got you well.
Speaker 3: Because my kids they well balanced, and I love it
because they know when they fucking with me, it's on
some it's on sight, it's on some other ship. But
when they with their mind and their grandparents, they know
they gotta level it. You know what I'm saying to
where it's.
Speaker 2: Amazing when you were father and you see what One
day I was just I got home early. I was
just looking through the window. My kids was on some bullshit.
Speaker 1: I was like, this is crazy because we got a
whole generation of African American kids just like this where
there's no man, I'll be yelling at my motherfucking kids, bro,
like why are you because because they don't need no better.
That deep ass voice gonna scare the ship out of them,
and they're gonna tighten up and ain't no better. You
ain't yelling, and even when you do yell, you ain't
putting far nobody with your real last voice.
Speaker 3: That's crazy you said that because before I got here,
my son and his mom. She told him to do something,
and she was he said something smart, and she walked
up on me and she said it looked like he
was trying to boxer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so she called me. Yeah. So instantly I was like, Okay,
now I gotta put this tough shit on me. He
get on the phone, Hey dad, fuck that ship. Nigga,
you try to hit your mama and nigga, Nah dad,
what you want me? Come up there? Fuck y up,
don't you? What was what we're supposed to do? What
you mean? What was he supposed to do? How old
is your he thirteen? What was he supposed to do?
He's supposed to listen? What the fuck she said? And
shut the fuck up. She walks up on him, what
he's supposed to do? He's supposed to nigga, that's your mama.
If she walks up if your mama. If your mama
looked like she's about to hit you, what you're gonna
do to your mama? So I'm going to body slam
my mother. That's crazy. Oh that's crazy, because because man, Bro,
that's crazy. Why the fuck do you feel like you
got to put your hands on me?
Speaker 3: Bro?
Speaker 1: That's crazy, that's mama.
Speaker 3: So you don't feel like there's ever gonna be a
time that you might have to get physical with your
son if.
Speaker 2: He's at thirteen years old and I walk up on
him like I'm about to cause him harm and he
don't defend him.
Speaker 1: Or at least shield or protect like he ain't. But
that's what I asked. I said, what her? I said?
What did your son say? Did you ask him? He
said he was He said he had a charger in
his hand and he was trying to put the charge.
I'm talking about, bro, I'm talking No, you a body slept, yo, Mama.
You know I ain't about to sucking man, I ain't
about to triple lature. But what the you're not about to?
What the are you doing? And you're curious? One time, mama, Bro,
my mama tagged my ass right might hate that ship
or the most you might do is deflect maybe, but
you're not about to defend yourself for real. Bro. Oh no,
all right, nigga, I ain't about about to keep telling
your niggas that's crazy.
Speaker 3: Bro.
Speaker 2: Man, Nah, I wish they listen. See that's what That's
what I'm saying. I had a whole conversation with ojs.
The was do as fuck and they look like they
they look like they ruin their life. And they was like, Yeah,
this generation is aft because they don't get whoopings. I said,
your generation trash too, and y'all got beat? The fuck
are we talking about? You are fucking here a minute, bro?
Speaker 3: No, because y'all literally got y'all ass beat. Y'all could
get paddles at school. The people in your neighborhood can whoop.
Your parents could whoop you, and you still turned out trash.
They didn't get the nurturing.
Speaker 1: That's what it was. There was no balance, boom. You
gotta have both.
Speaker 2: So if you're walking up on me, I opposed to
trying to have a fucking conversation, I tell this to
I tell it to my mama.
Speaker 1: I love my mama. That's my dog. I'm who I am.
Speaker 2: Because I need to. I need to buy her Cadillac.
I like, I owe her some shit, Bro, I I
owe her. She gave her whole life to me. But
if she walk up on me, up posted saying, he
first of all, I'm thirty eight. Why are you walking
up on me?
Speaker 1: You nigga? You my mama? Why are you walking up
on me?
Speaker 2: So if you about to start acting like that, then
this whole diynamic is no longer mama and son, and
it's now her a grown woman and a grown man,
because we need to be able to have a civil conversation.
And I think a lot of the times niggas forget
that that whole put in your hand, Nigga, this is
not no, you're gonna catch.
Speaker 1: I don't think he was talking about now. I think
he was No.
Speaker 3: He said right now, he says, mama walked up on me.
I said, I'm a body slammer. Bro, the fuck my
mama walk up on me like she's gonna hit me.
I'm taking that ship.
Speaker 1: Why because Bro, that's my fucking mama.
Speaker 3: You're a dumb ass. Why you're a dumb mass where
you let your mama hit you for no reason. You're
not gonna grab her. I'm a deflect but nigga, I'm
not about grapper. I'm not about to swing. I just said,
you go body slammer. Yes, bro, I'm not that, but.
Speaker 1: I'm tap out out. If you don't tap out, I
believe here.
Speaker 2: No, bro, because it's a respect thing. You don't think
it's a respect thing. It is, bro, all right, respect.
Speaker 1: But if I say something smart, I deserve to get picked.
Speaker 3: Are you moving? Did he ever say that? Did he
ever say if I said something smart and my mama
walked up on it?
Speaker 1: But that was the whole point of the conversation.
Speaker 3: Your mama not just walking. You said that your your son,
your your your son. He said something smart and she
walked up. She walked up to me and charger in
his hand, and it looked like I had a charger.
Speaker 1: In his hand.
Speaker 3: And then you said, if your mom walked up on you,
what you're gonna do? I said, in my mom, I'm
thinking you talking about today, I'm going to body slam her.
Even if you got smart, I'm not gonna get smart.
Speaker 1: But okay, there you go. My mama is me. We
talked the same.
Speaker 2: So I'm going to give you, Paul the baxically because
now because I try to communicate with my mom and
see the parlim is that niggas her age and how
to talk, I say, man, I am you. You made
me this way, you made me this guarded, you made
me this the if you gave me a smart ass mouth.
So when you say some ship, if somebody has said
that to you, you would respond the way that I'm responding.
And I'm not trying to be disrespectful. But if you
walk up on me like you's finna.
Speaker 1: Hit me, yeah, we're gonna see the WWE that I've
watched that you allowed me to watch, I'm taking that.
Speaker 3: Bro.
Speaker 1: I'm not no bro at this age. Your mom should
never be putting her hands on he bro, and she's not.
But I'm just saying, if it was a scenario to
where I walk up, Yeah, if she walk up on metically,
she will tell me that I've been working out. That's crazy.
Speaker 2: She got, she got she got nice plusu ass couches too.
She's gonna be shitty as a motherfucker when she gets slept.
I'm not about to let my mom hit me.
Speaker 1: Bro.
Speaker 3: Bro, I'm not letting nobody hit me. Y'all, little grown
ass man, and your mama walk up on you.
Speaker 2: What are you gonna do? Learn your comments below? See now,
you na Why why she walking up on you? Because
some niggas got drunk mamas, So.
Speaker 1: You're gonna hit your drunk ass mama too.
Speaker 2: Oh if she's trying to fight me, look look, look,
look my mother entertainment purposes. I swear to God, it's not.
I swear to God it's not. I swear to God
it's not. My mother in law said she was telling
me about her friend and said her friend is getting
to see now and her friend started to forget who
her her, either her husband, or who her son was.
So the mom is trying to stab the nigga. Oh
see that's a whole weapon. Oh I'm out of there. Yeah,
I'm still not about to get to I said, damn,
that's crazy. She said, what would you do if I
do that? I said, I'm kicking your ass down the stairs.
She said, you would kip me. I said, you're trying
to stab me, so you would keep you downstairs? I said, see,
you you missing the whole, the whole first part. You're
trying to stab me. I'm trying to defend myself. Why
won't I let you stab me because.
Speaker 1: You my mind y, I'm gone. You ain't eve gonna
get to stab me. I'm out of here. Look this
a kicker. I bet them my fucking boot to your chest,
go clear all this. See that ship up?
Speaker 3: Hey?
Speaker 4: Hey, So when you get here, I don't know what
just happened, how you get how you get to the bottom,
soupid kick to your ship?
Speaker 1: Hey man, I can't take bro, I'm not If your
niggas don't eve think about that.
Speaker 3: What happens if your parents get all timers and you
gotta take care of them, and they you wake up
and they looking down on you, nigga, and they're trying
to nigga.
Speaker 1: They don't know who you is.
Speaker 3: Bro. Some people got bipolar parents. They no I could, Bro,
you ain't never had you ain't never had an auntie
be bipolar. And you look in her eyes and you
don't know who that woman is, and she's coming at you.
I'm going to body slam you, period. My uncle Yeah,
I'm the top ros. Oh my god, my uncle's yeah. Nope,
why slaming everybody?
Speaker 1: Bro? Huh, That's what I'm saying, Bro. You don't know.
Speaker 3: But niggas see we think, we think that people are
just going to grow up and stay the same. No
chemical changes. The chemicals in our niggas, in nigga's brains
is changing, and we need to leave before I start
talking about my cousin, that.
Speaker 1: Nigga crashing out, that nigga crashing out. This has been
an entertaining episode. My mentality, My mentality has changed. Bro.
Speaker 2: When all start whing when and your mentality needs to change?
Twenty twenty five niggas be saying motherfucking resolutions and ship
and the end of the year niggas still be broke.
Why because your mentality is fucking change.
Speaker 1: I'm with you on to not being broke. Shit, I
have to change my mind. I get it. I turned
the nigga turned the camera on. What happened? You gotta
you gotta fucking turn up. I know why I'm the last,
the last.
Speaker 3: Listen, Nah, I get it, bro, because the last sixty
days of twenty twenty four, boy, nigga, what nigga? Nigga
definitely hit rock bottom? So what get its shit? For
my birthday? Nigga ain't post ship. I ain't telling the
people that knew knew that's it.
Speaker 2: I didn't want to be tele shape under the ground,
Bro rock Bottom, So I get it. It's that ship
hit different when of your kids and you got mother
fucking nump Bro, what it hit different?
Speaker 3: Bro, It's different. I'm just now getting out the top
of the dirt, ain't niggas. I ain't gonna man see,
I've been digging out the dirt since I was a
younger man, So I don't know. This is a little
different for me. Man, I've been doing this ship for
a long time. What struggling nigga are ye, I've been
doing them for a long time. So when I'm up,
I'm up and I ain't looking back down.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. I've been struggling for forever,
and I just feel like.
Speaker 2: I have to kill off part of myself that was
comfortable with being un confrontational, like I don't like confrontation, Like.
Speaker 3: I don't like what we talked about that. Yeah, I
gotta kill off that nigga, Bro, I have to. I
like eating steak every day. It's not expensive. You go
to Walmart or Whole Foods, it's not expensive. It's not
expensive as people think. I'm not talking about fucking t
bone and all that type of shit. You could literally
eat steak like you eat chicken if you wanted to.
Speaker 1: That ship. It makes me feel better inside. I don't
know what it is, maybe my blood, whatever it is.
Speaker 2: Animal, yes, yes, But when you start to look around
and you be like God damn, like one of us
gotta fucking step up. Yeah, like one of us gotta
do something because life is just sucking the energy out
of a motherfucker bro.
Speaker 3: Because I think people just be so accustomed to living
the American drink or they live, and they just they
I don't know most people is comfortable waking up working
the night to five every day, coming home.
Speaker 1: To the same shit every day. I don't really think
they are, though. I think they tell they self that
so they don't go crazy.
Speaker 3: I just said that your brain is telling you that
you find your body. I don't think niggas really is
okay with that. I know for a fact. I'm That's
why I can't guarantee most nas go to anybody bro listening.
Go to anybody bro and put your thumbs on their
traps up here when you're up right here, on their
motherfucking little back and see how fucking tight that shit is, bro.
You know what's right there. The stress from being broke,
shit is harvested in your fucking body. Bro.
Speaker 2: The ship is heart is sitting there, Bro, when you
wake up and you got that's that broke shit. That's
that fucking stress from being broke.
Speaker 1: Bro. So so think niggas ain't got passions.
Speaker 3: Yeah, niggas ain't got Niggas don't like their spouse, Niggas
don't like the neighborhood they live in, they don't like
their job.
Speaker 1: And niggas ain't got no ambition, and.
Speaker 2: Niggas ain't well, they don't even have because with with Potten,
it's different. With being an author is different, with being
an artist is different because you can literally just you
can do some ship, you can hustle, you can hit
the lick.
Speaker 3: Well, you got a job, bro, you can't hit no leap, right,
It's just that you gotta go to work and you
and you can work over time and then tax is
gonna eat that ship. And now you're still tired as
a motherfucking you still you know what I'm saying, Like,
ship gotta fucking change, bro, And that's where I'm at, Bro.
Speaker 1: I'm like yo, and you will never be where you
want to be working a regular job.
Speaker 2: But people don't even know where they want to be
because they never even wanted to be anywhere.
Speaker 1: Bro. Some people are just living.
Speaker 3: Bro. I look around and people just fucking existing, bro,
Like they don't. They just existing and don't eat that.
It don't eat that on what they say.
Speaker 1: Marshall unless used to say, I'm just here so I
won't get fired.
Speaker 2: I won't get fined. Niggas is here so they won't
get fined in life, Bro, I'm looking around.
Speaker 1: That's real, bro. That's why I was dealing with the ship.
I was dealing Bro.
Speaker 3: I was big, Yeah, Well that ship was eating me
up at this of the year, bro, because I'm literally
I'm like, I'm about to be thirty five and I
ain't got ship and that shit. That was just the
hardest reality that I was feeling about myself and there
and everybody was the few people that I talked to about.
I was like, no, you got this, and I'm like,
I hate those niggas should have called me. I would
have like, you a bum, you bitch ass nigga.
Speaker 1: It was real.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna tell you what really fucked me up is
when I went to see my grandma and my great aunt.
My great aunt she live in California, wasn't effected by
the fires or anything, thank god, but she was here
around my birthday.
Speaker 1: So I stopped over there.
Speaker 3: And you know, they just praising me all You're doing
so well, We're so proud of you, and I'm just
sitting there. I'm sitting there as they doing all of this.
I'm like, boy, y'all just don't fucking more. And then
when I left bro that ship, I really was just like.
Speaker 1: It bothered me that the person that people think I
am to me, I ain't. I ain't really feel like that.
Speaker 3: So it's like I would rather damn there not had
heard that. But what it did was make me realize,
like what he's saying, like, Bro, you gotta change some
ship to get to get to do that shit.
Speaker 1: We go through the same ship. Bro.
Speaker 2: I'm literally I'm literally talking to all of the people
that spoke life into me. Brom. It's kind of like
thinking about it like a file cabinet and all the
people that you know is in there in a Manila folder, Bro,
And you can because you got access to talk to
all of these people. I'm literally pulling out the Manila
folders of people who spoke life into me and made
me feel like I could walk on water. And everybody
else is getting shoved in this motherfucker. And I don't
give a fuck about none of that shit because I
got to listen to my old music to remind me
who I used to be in an ambition that I
used to have when I didn't eat, when I didn't sleep,
when I would just stay up and do the shit
that I and I ain't had no fans, you know
what I'm saying, Like, niggas, you really gotta change some shit, bro,
And I think I think as a man with my
bank account don't look.
Speaker 1: The way it's supposed to look.
Speaker 2: I feel like a bitch and I don't feel good
because I can't take care of the shit that I
need to take care of. And then in order to
get the money, in order to get more money, I
have to sit and do something that doesn't make money
right away. So then I feel like you're a bitch
ass nigga because you're doing something like like I'm doing this. Essentially,
I'm doing the same thing that I was doing as
a kid. I've been making shit longer than everybody bro
since I was fucking fourteen bro. So to me, it
feels like I'm still doing the kiddy shit, but it's
not the same, and I have to fight my brain
and tell my brain. So then say I want to
drink or something, and I want to smoke or something,
because these fucking chemicals is fucking with my brain. I
can't fight the devil off of me telling me that
I'm not that nigga. So the devil winning because the
chemicals that rather it be the like, well, the lack
of sleep or not going to the gym, because if
you ain't gonna, if you ain't sleeping, go to the gym,
or at least eat right. But niggas then nig niggas
don't eat right, Niggas, don't drink right. Niggas, don't keep drinking,
keep smoking, doing whatever. The doubt in your brain will
tell you that you're doing the wrong shit and that
you fucked up your life and that you spent That's
why I said I want to sue Sally may or
sue the school because I had a plan and the
fucking weight of the bill collectors calling the credit fucking
up not being able to get in the park like
that shit fucked my whole life up.
Speaker 1: Bro.
Speaker 3: So yeah, when you now that I gotta fight through
that shit, bro, and I feel it, and I'm talking
like I'm talking to you telling the plan Bro, that
nigga might could be like checking in on you, bro,
And I'm in a fucking dump.
Speaker 1: You know that's your nigga too. I'm in a fucking dump, nigga.
Be like, Bro, I'm proud of you. Bro. You're killing
that shit. Let's just keep going.
Speaker 3: Bro. My fucking sister in law and daddy in law died,
nigga ten days apart. Or my wife is pregnant with twins.
Niggas ain't called me.
Speaker 2: This nigga pull this nigga was pulling up, Hey man,
go a jacket and go a hoodie, and nigga coming
to this like niggas is pulling up.
Speaker 1: Bro. We wants to be boys, You wants to be gang? Yeah?
All right? Cool?
Speaker 3: And in my mind, I'm not even fucking realizing that
I'm keeping people around. That's not telling me that I'm
a god.
Speaker 1: Bro.
Speaker 3: The shit that I'm doing, I'm walking on water, and
niggas is like what KG say niggas ain't never dunped
that forty niggas ain't never trippled at forty niggas. S
We gotta change the wag with you know what I'm saying, Nigga, nigga,
we are doing amazing shit.
Speaker 1: But if niggas it was a nigga.
Speaker 2: Name Block who I've been talking to all the time
now in college before I left Indianapolis, niggas was not
praising me.
Speaker 3: Bro.
Speaker 2: When rap battles on the radio, Nigga out anybody you
name from three four oh five, I battled them except
Ryan Fast and all them niggas like that, the niggas
in the whole other league. But I know it's sister.
So anyway, nobody ever told me, like, Yo, you the
one I go to Atlanta, Bro start school. Let this
nigga heir on my shit. This nigga said, Boot, you
made this beat, Yeah you recorded this, Yeah you wrote this.
Yeah nigga, this was in six Bro. You the best
nigga I ever met in my life. We've been like
for he was he went to Juco, so he older
than me. Nigga got more bites than me. Like I
looked at the nigga like a big bro and and
he's speaking his life. When you gave me to Jack,
I'm like, bro, what the fuck is this?
Speaker 3: Bro?
Speaker 1: Oh ship?
Speaker 3: This ship?
Speaker 1: This nigga. I'm like, bro, what the this is fire
as fuck? Bro.
Speaker 3: But if you ain't spending your time around niggas who
you give something to and they fucking hold this ship
up to a light like it's a new twenty nigga,
this is amazing. You will give a nigga I mother
fucking a gold coin. They be like thanks right now,
I got a bitey slam you. This is what I'm saying, Bro, Man,
you need people around you to motivate you. No, you
need people who can see what you see. It's a mirage. No,
it's it's not about it. Yes, it's about speaking life.
But I I see something. I'm in a desert, literally
a food desert nigga, nigga happiness desert Nigga. I'm in
a desert nigga, and I see something and I'm trying
to reach forward and everything I'm doing in my fucking
life nigga is taking nigga my arm back. Nigga bills
niggas strassed nigga. Am I being a good husband and
being a good father. I'm providing my did I get
my bathe my kids enough?
Speaker 1: This week? My kids?
Speaker 2: Like I've just so many things is going through my head, bro,
I get it. So if I'm surrounding myself with people
who are only I ain't gonna say not. I ain't
gonna say speaking like daggers into me or something something
like that. But when I'm telling niggas that I'm I
got fourteen stories, niggas ain't responding like it's a new twenty.
And that's bothers me because when this shit go we
just talked about that. We just talked about that. You
know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: That's just like what said sit down to read the way.
I know you're busy, bro, That's just like what this
ship were doing. I'm like, ship, Hey, if you on
the train, you're on the train. If you ain't on
the train, you just ain't on the train. And when
the ship take off should take off the last train
of Paris, listen, and then motherfuck's gonna be sitting those
sidelines like damn do that. No, they ain't gonna they
not evenna. They're not gonna see it. The type of
years they're not gonna see it.
Speaker 3: Like, they're not even gonna they're not even gonna realize
that the train took off, and they're not even gonna
they're not even gonna check in right, They're not gonna
ever know, and.
Speaker 1: They're still gonna be stuck doing the same ship that
he was doing. That's just not I got to feed
my kids.
Speaker 3: That's just not my problem because I be speaking life
into niggas. Bro, the shit be pissing me off, Like
I be speaking life into niggas, like niggas that I
know with talent.
Speaker 2: I was like, Bro, I be, and niggas don't. I
ain't gonna, Well, they don't. Niggas don't do that ship.
The only person I do that for real, for real
is Shiring. She fucking moved to fucking the Virgin Islands.
She was, Oh, I know you're talking about it, bro.
She would when she comes to the crib, Bro, she
turned her phone off.
Speaker 1: Bro. She listened, Bro, and she was like, oh my gosh,
you the same way you reacted it. Bro. I told you, brother,
at first, from the day I came to your crib, Bro,
you had that audio ship planning.
Speaker 3: Bro.
Speaker 1: Nothing sounds has ever sounded the same since and I
told you.
Speaker 3: That y'all looking at three motherfucking ghats, and that was
what she nineteen that Shi was before COVID.
Speaker 1: Y'all looking at three goats. Nigga, I don't even give
a fuck about none of that ship. I'm selling my
soul so illuminati. I don't give a full through your
body clothes like a twelve gage shot.
Speaker 2: Like it's just it's just when you when you start
to realize that, Bro, at the end of the day,
you gotta you gotta leave enough money. Like my father
in law died, the nigga was to the beat, nigga,
all the money he left, Nigga, that shit about to
be gone.
Speaker 3: Like you don't know how much money you gotta leave
when you die. Like you gotta leave something, nigga, a million.
Niggas think a million is not enough? Two million, No, bro,
it's not enough. Now, you definitely gotta put it in place.
You can't put nothing in place because the system don't
allow you to even think far enough to put anything
in place. Bro.
Speaker 1: You gotta nigga, Bro, you gotta do so much. Bro.
Speaker 2: And I don't think that we actually are having the
right conversation about just Cameron said it that Nigga said,
Chris Rock said it that Nigga said, he's made movies.
He's on tour and he stays next door to a dentist.
Mm hmm, Chris Rock stays next door to a dentist.
Just like the ship that we gotta do. We're gonna
do extra ship because we had a guidance. Bro, No,
it's it's yeah Niggatt playing from behind Paul.
Speaker 3: That was crazy, granted Paul's but Jesus, I gotta go, Bro,
I create philosophy. Man.
Speaker 1: I love talking to y'all. Bro, now for sure is
always good. You gotta put you gotta put.
Speaker 2: You Paul yourself on that brow because you gotta. We
have to like I now know when when that camera on,
I understand it. Now you sound like her boy, Yeah, Shooter,
I understand.
Speaker 1: I understand that. I understand. Now niggas be too, niggas
be chilling. I understand that he real quick before we go.
He a prime example of figuring out the formula. And
that's what I'm saying, niggas is that Nigga in skyrocketed
understand bigger than what he was in the past. Few
years than what he would have ever been in the
n b A. I understand it now, Bro, I seen
some of the nigga old tapes. He was definitely a
lethal shooter. He definitely more for the shooter. Now, I
don't know what the nigga shot a gummy bear in
what that niggas That nigga missed the first one. I
understand it now. Understanding now, that's why. That's how I
feel about these books. Bro, I understand it now. Like
I was. I was tripping. We talk about it. I
was tripping.
Speaker 2: But yeah, man, I love y'all niggas bro everything. Yes,
I will body slam Big Tanya like we out of here.