Ghostface Killah on 'Supreme Clientele 2' + Wu-Tang Clan & Raekwon stories

27:14We had to grind our shit out to get to where we is, like, right now. Nowadays, it's, like, so easy to hop on the internet. You might just get a hit or just go viral. You didn't go viral, but you had to walk your dog back in those days and shit. said 15, 20 niggas and a 15 passenger, like we all bust up like this, sleeping on each other's shoulders and slobbing and shit like just going there, like just moving, you know what I mean? So we come from that shit. You know what I'm saying? What you think about people our age, fucking even the young dudes, people like selling their soul to go viral, right?

27:55It seems like dudes are doing the corniest shit I ever seen in my life. Like, it's like, I just want to know what the fuck you getting out of this shit. Like, shit bugged out to me, man. I be like, and the social media ain't really for everybody. It's really for the youth, unless you could adapt to that shit. Because I don't watch enough guys that I respect as men in real life do clown shit on the social media. Yeah. That you respect as real. Like, you be like, yo, who's some of the realists? You would mention them. Yeah. He get on social media and start doing wild, corny shit. What you think about that?

28:33Niggas corny from the beginning. Mm, mm. You know what I mean? Big corny. How you gonna just start doing that? Because that, you're a corny nigga off the top. You don't recognize, like, yo, I can't do that shit, bro. You know what I'm saying? What you doing it for? You know what I mean? So, you know, it just be like this. If you gonna start doing corny shit now, nigga, you was always corny. That's it. That's how I feel about ratting, but that's a different conversation. conversation. I feel like if you a rat, you a rat. If you work at the fucking Bodega and you seen too much shit and the cops come and you don't tell, it's just because you a nice guy, but you ain't ratting.

29:07Your moms and pops taught you don't be a rat. Once a nigga talk, don't let me hear that your girlfriend would dance or somebody stole you. You told. Right. Yeah. Okay. That's it. You told, you told. You can't fix that. That's it, though. You got corny niggas everywhere, man. Mystery of Chess Boxing man. Yeah. That's where you got your name from? Yeah yeah yeah. We was out there. You know we all into these flicks and all that and that's like I happened to come across that flick one day. What's the that was when. No that's crazy because I was a little nigga and the older niggas in my grandmother's projects they was passing around that tape.

29:50So when the VCR the VHS tape of the Mystery of Chess Box. Yeah. So when y 'all came out, that shit was like, it hit home. Right. It was like, how did this tape get from Whitney Young to Charlotte? That's when I'm a little man. I'm like, how did they watch my skid? Yeah, shit was crazy. Yeah, yeah. Nah, you know how the flicks used to be back in the days. When the flicks come on, you know, on Channel 5, like I think it was a Saturday. Saturday. Saturday. It was a tune thing. What? Come outside imitate the flicks You know what I mean I'm going to say something that might sound really weird to everybody but Fat Joe's a black belt Get ready, let me get a flag I fought enough niggas karate I beat a karate expert up one time at Morris High School That nigga used to come with the trophies Yeah, yeah

30:52I beat that boy He know if he alive, he know I'm going to have to smoke out that nigga. He used to come to the school with the trophies like he was a karate king. I beat the brakes off him in front of him. He thought niggas were scared of him because he was karate. Right, because he's going to go. That shit don't work over here. But what I was going to say to you. He ain't catch you with nothing. He ain't catch you with a chop or shit or nothing. He was kicking and I was going. Yo. Bow. Kick it. Bow. Yo. By the forefront, that boy was out of. Yo. It was like, yo, my man, this ain't the flicks, B.

31:25Right, right. Just rock them and sock them, nigga. You got socked. But listen, that wasn't even where I was going. The guy lined me up. Every year or so, he lined me up. Be careful. So I go like this. But when I look at the back of the days flicks, right, and I look at Bruce Lee, I might be crazy for this, but a lot of the ice grills, a lot of the faces he was making, he was like and I looked at rap from day one and I wonder if he influenced the swag of hip hop from day one like the Grandmaster Fly After Sugar, they all had that thing but we was you gotta understand you gotta understand Kiss, we watching that karate flick every Saturday, Bruce Lee was like a god He was Michael Jordan out here.

32:19Me too. But he had the ice grills and all that. And then rappers always had a, I don't know, man, some shit. I don't know. Did Bruce even like hip hop? Oh, I don't know. But I'm just saying hip hop's like him. Hip hop liked him is what I'm saying these years. Right. You know what I'm saying? He gets probably because whoever had the baddest rhymes, you know what I mean? On some tough guys, especially sweet rhymes. I don't know. But you say Bruce had the, ice grill, right? Yeah, he did. Nah, but I seen him with his grill, though. He had that swag, you know what I'm saying? Nah, Bruce, one of them niggas, though.

32:56Yo, J.D., you know I just insured my legs in the Lords of London, B. Because when you call my shit a year old, shit with a new legend, I insured my legs. I'm trying to tell you, I just insured the shit in the Lords of London. That's that J.Lo? With J-Lo insured her ass, but I insured my legs. All right. Under the same shit? 100 million Lords of London. These legs. 100 million legs, man. These different type of paraphernalia right here, B. Shit, I insured my legs. You know that shit? They murdered it. It's a thing out there. You know what I'm saying? I know you like touring, right? I know you. So I know you like hitting them stages.

33:37You like conquering land. You getting to talk? Yeah. Supreme clientele too tall? Or is that going to be the joint I was talking about at the Garden? we supposed to go back. Oh, yeah, I want to go out with you. I saw Conway the other day, too. Like, yo, we need to get through something. You know what I mean? Because he going to drop, I think, in September. So he got some shit. So he like, yo, he ready to go. Yeah. Yeah. Let's go. I'm ready to go. Come on, man. We got to make this work. Conway, Lacks, Starks, we out here. What up, Joe? You ready to go? I stepped to Method Man about the Rewinded 10.

34:16And he said, yo, God, I don't use it, but the beard coloring, right? I said, yo, meth, I need you on the box. Yeah. You might be - Yo, nigga, I got my shit on right now. I got my shit in? Yo, he's rewinding the time. Listen, man. We got to get ghosts on the - Yeah, give me one of that box. We got to get you a check in. Give me one of that box, man. Give me one of that fucking box. Yo, listen. I'm looking at your shit looking too symmetric, too hieroglyphical right now. your shit that's lined up I know I can tell it you know what I'm saying I'm a kingpin yo I just yeah you remember back in the days motherfuckers where the fake rope changed you could grab his shit see the lock was was off like you know you could tell one but you know this Rewinded 10 man we gotta get you on a fucking box free money for life so when J the show man we here man this shit stop and shop let's get that shit man put me on the box hell yeah Immediately.

35:16What happened? You didn't say nothing. I didn't say anything. What up, kids? I'm just out of here. I'm waiting for my deal. Let's go with Jada, baby. Know what I'm saying? This is my part that I keep offering everyone I guess to be on the box. He ain't put me on the box yet. Yeah, man. Come on, man. Hell yeah. I'm going to put a mixtape with that shit, man. We're going great, though. Let me get on. Yeah. yeah I use that shit though yeah there ain't nothing wrong with that I throw it in man you gotta have that when I'm 60 I might go all white yeah I think maybe when I'm 60 I go all white at that point what's up we're fucked 60 years old you fucked I ain't fucked I see you with the cock diesel.

36:1660, they be doing all that shit. There's life at 60. Me, I'm fucked. I'm fucked. Not with the 100 million legs. You got the 100 million on the legs. You got to get it. Yeah, cash it in. This shit's got to get damaged, though. This shit to get the 100 million. They got the new Chinese shit out there, too. The bionic joints. What? Yeah, they might. How much? Stop and leave that, boy. I'm just telling you, yeah. Eyes and all that. Eyes? Yeah, yeah, nigga. Yeah. And then it's putting me in the game. Nah, I don't know if it make the sound, though, but yeah, man. Yo, they're coming out with all that shit, man.

36:58There's no lie. By the way, the days, I'm not talking about the bottom feeders, if you got two or three followers or whatever. Uh-oh. But the days of somebody thinking Joe Crack is too big to respond to them, as of this day, uh-oh, it's over. And I don't believe that you guys, it's a trend that say cap or whatever, I don't believe that you guys want to really fuck with me. Because any of you guys play with me, I got so much damaging shit to make you want to cry. You want to kill fat Joe. If you make me slap back, you do not all you guys. I'm telling y 'all right now, I know I'm a podcast. I'm a media.

37:47We the biggest in the game. So, you know, some of these old school dudes that, you know, got some validation, you know, if you want to take swipes at me and think you going viral and all, I'm not going for it no more. I don't think you niggas want the response. You know, the responses come heavy. So, you know, for the most part, I ignore everybody, but when certain individuals want to hop out and think they're going to get a click, I got to give you that sense of reality. Ladies and gentlemen at home. He watching the show. Somebody said something and he caught it. They thought he didn't catch it.

38:29he's the common he's in everything you never think he's looking at he saw it I saw it and I'm letting you know I had to get that off listen guys a lot of you guys you can be competitive or whatever but you guys you're not like me you're just not like me so the cap is fun and all that and I play along with it I'm a team spirit I came up here to entertain the people you call me cap stinking leg whatever the fuck you want. When you try, when you're a person I personally know of some type of stature and you try to make a joke about me to make me look crazy to everybody, be careful what you wish for.

39:13Because all you guys, you all got beat up and chased everywhere. I know everything. I was there. I don't think you want this type of exposure. This ain't the one you want. and believe me, the internet ain't gonna say his cap when I say that shit about y 'all. Let's proceed with the positivity. That's the 25 years. You guys beat people up all the time. But yeah, back then. We get the point. They got it. Yo, y 'all know better. Don't fuck with my man. You heard him, right? Flowers on the casket of all those who are opposed to squatters. Tell you right now. Verbo intercourse. Flat line. Listen, listen, listen.

39:57After 25 years. After 25 years. What's wrong with these niggas, man? You're finally releasing a sequel to Supreme Clientele. It may now be the right time to revisit that classic. After the violence. It was the fans. They kept calling for it. Plus, you know, you got to do, I don't rush nothing. You got to be in that state of mind like, ah, you know what? Now's the time of dent, especially for that. You had to get like a couple of beats. It's a feeling. Like when I do these things it's all a... Yeah, yeah. And what I noticed is like a lot of our old producers like, you know, they more to like what's now?

40:44A lot of people... You're looking for that old pack. They got to give you the new pack. A new pack. I want the new pack. Yeah, I want the new pack. You know what I mean? A new pack. I get it when it's like that, but But for this certain type of thing, it's like I need beats that could just take me to give me a feeling. You know what I mean? So that takes a long time because it's not like that. And plus, my mind wasn't even really on it. I'm doing other songs and albums for other people and stuff like that. So it just be like, oh, you're 25 years is coming up. So I try to keep my mind on it. A couple of songs I got, I got like five songs.

41:17And I had like since 2000 for like 20, 20 something years, like 23 years. But I just held it, just held it. It was like, yo, I'll save it for Supreme or whatever. So by the time we got all that, you know what I mean? I fucking decided, I asked my man like, yo, and I put it on, put it on. But you know me, I'm a funny nigga. So it's like, you know, if it fit, it fit. If it don't, it don't. You know what I mean? So, and I just, I just shaped it up, whatever, whatever, whatever. And that was it. No doubt. I like doing projects though. Yeah. Like, like albums. I like, I like doing albums, especially my, my, you know what I mean?

41:52So. The intro was talking about the birthday party, but I was thinking about, you know, I threw a party in my house. I'm looking out the window. The party starts at five. We got two customers. My man at Fournier Bakery who made it, Marco and his girl. Six o 'clock, I look out the window. Two more customers, Didier and his girlfriend, my publicist. Shit look light out there. You know, Fat Joe birthday party be lit, buddy. I'm like, I don't know if this ever happened to nobody. I'm looking out the window. I don't know if it's too early to come out, reveal the outfit. I'm looking around like, yo, did nobody get the memo?

42:35Because they extra set it up like 100 chairs. They made it too big. Right. And we don't really invite people to the crib like that. But the people that we invited, by the way, by like 9, 10 o 'clock, shit was lit out of control. Every chair. I was scared. Right. Like, I'm looking at 100 chairs and just nobody really there. Like, yo, this shit was scary as fuck. I said, yo, all we need is the pic of them saying nobody showed the Fat Joe's birthday. That shit was out of control. Wow. 9 o 'clock, we saw a rock at 10 o 'clock. Shit ran packed. We good to go. But that shit, that's... It was scary. Yeah, it was scary.

43:16It was borderline. It was like going to a show and two customers show up. I ain't never knew that you did the Apollo. That's how it started. Yeah. You said you won, right? Yeah, four weeks in a row. Murdered it. I guess it's Captain. Yeah, I know. I guess it's Captain. Let me tell you something. Yo, that's crazy, though. That's why I believe in God so much, right? Because, yeah, I went there ready. You know what I'm saying? When I walked up in the audition, there was 100 people there. I knew if I'm, that's the true part of delusional records that I looked at everybody like, yo, what are they even doing here?

43:54Like, you know this is my shit. I'm about to tear this down. The truth is, I wasn't really a great rapper at that time. Right? But I'm a real street dude, so they've been seeing me get money my whole life. Right? So, I don't know. I thought about it one day in a hotel all these years later. I said, how did you win the Apollo? Right? And I swear to God, had to be God. Because when I stepped on stage, they just went pandemonium. Like, they never heard a bar, J.D. It wasn't like, yo, you pussy, you this, you name it. They never heard a bar. I stepped out stage four times. They made me retire because I was just winning every week.

44:41I ain't never known. And they never heard a verse. They could not hear a verse. It was just the people just was just going. You know, I tell them I was like the fat lady that goes, and I am telling you, I'm not going. Like, you know, they win every week. Know what I'm saying, Ghost? Yeah. I came out there. I'm telling you, as my brother, I can't even make sense of it. Yeah. You know what you're doing? You know I had that Dapidation. Flojo wasn't even out. No. That's where I met Red Alert, who asked me for a demo. Flojo was the demo for Red Alert. People heard it. That's how I got signed. Chris Lighty came and signed me off the Flojo demo, promo, and Red Alert would play every week.

45:29And that shit went number one in the country. But I'm just telling you, as your brother, no cap, no line, I don't know how it was. Bro, I was just coming out. I got to go back. It's up. It's up. It's on YouTube. I don't think it's there. I've been looking for it for like a documentary or something. Yeah. I can't find it. I called Ralph Cooper Jr. It got to be there. He used to shoot it. I asked him for some of these guys. Man, they don't let that footage go. He might want Fat Joe to die so he could put it on his shit. You know what I'm saying? Ralph Cooper Jr. No, I called him too. I hit him up.

46:01The guy who used to run the Apollo used to be the host and all that. He was like, yeah, yeah, I got the footage, where he ain't never get that shit up. But you know, everybody got their process. Yeah, that's where I should.

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49:06You and Ray, how did you and Ray create that chemistry? Cuban. Cuban? Yeah, the Cuban shit, right? Me and Ray, you know, it's like, out the crew, we was just like, I'm from Stapleton, he's from the hill. You know what I mean? A lot of us went to school with each other, though. You know what I mean? so it's like you know brothers is like you know snapping on each other and doing all that shit like that but i don't know when we came when we came around it was like you know i'm a street nigga he's street nigga get money and all that i don't know it just it just came it just it just it was something was there it was just it was just glue that was just there so we started really like teaming up doing these things you know we recognized that chemistry when we was in um before the album came out, like, I guess doing the Wu-Tang album.

49:56And it started probably around the time we was doing all that can it be all so simple shit, you know what I mean? And shit, but after that shit, it was just, yeah, it was just on. We was doing everything together, you know what I mean? So, so yeah, I think that's, it just came from that. it's fine. Yeah, it's going like, got comfortable, got kicked out of Barbados in the mix of that. That's how it happened. It was like, How the hell did y 'all get kicked out of barbedos? It was like, nah, because it was like, Ray was up next. You know how the Klan was, because, yo, you know, at that time, everybody want to get on.

50:33But then the Klan, it's like you had to be, you had to respect who's up next. Who's up next. So, you know, meth was first. Then I think Dirt came, right? Everybody scratching at the door, yeah, Dirt, yeah. Dirt. You like pits that's locked in the closet. What? Yeah. Can't stop. Dirt, who was Dirt? Ray? Ray. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, so then it was like that. And that was going into the prime year, like, 94, 95. So, you know, we go to Barbados. We pick out the beats first. So I'm like, yeah, that one right there, that. That, that, that, that, that. All that flash you heard on, what's it called? We just took those with us, on the Barbados.

51:09So we dressed. We had them shits on Joe. We got them fatigues and all that other shit. We got them niggas mad over there. I don't know who it was. Ain't like how y 'all look. Ain't like, yeah, ain't like, yeah. They wasn't with all that. They just kept fucking with us. Bang, yo, yo. Turn the music down. It was like, yo, we ain't got that shit. We ain't let it. They just kept fucking with me. And then it came like maybe like three days later. We was only here for like a hot maybe like three days. But it was my fault, though, because I'm trying to go. You know when you're young, you're trying to find an exotic place.

51:40I told a nigga like, yo. I told a nigga like, yo, you're going to go to Barbados. Check this shit out. I had a pamphlet. This shit was called the Royal Pavilion. his name was already sounding fly the bro sure looked at fly boom he like bet man we get out of there was bullshit kick this out they can't fuck with us kick this out so now we like then where the fuck we gonna go Steve Rifkin you know he like yo go to Miami that's the best thing he ever said bro he said it or Ray said it we get to Miami Scarface it was all Scarface you got bricks niggas finding bricks right across the street on the water and shit.

52:21Watching up, yeah. Popping up, 500 ,000 here and there. You know what I mean? It was just, it was Godface. That's how those darts just came out. Yeah. Boom, darts every day. Wow, man, we had Becks and Heineken's drinking mad at them shits. I forgot what hotel we were, I forgot the name. The Pelican Hotel, right up in there like that, yo. That's where we jotted all that shit down. That's hell. Yeah, everything. Then we came back. We just wrote everything. Yeah. came back and laid it down. You know what? You know what I'm thinking, right? That's a beautiful story. But with guys like you, guys like you and me, do you ever bumped into guys who really believe your music and was trying to impress you?

53:01Like I had my first show in Miami. It's very similar, right? And I left the drug game to be positive and be a rap. The guys who booked me, the promoter, they took me to a house. It was so much. Kilos of cocaine and guns and this. house. It was like, yeah, Joey crack. They showing me all this. I'm like, yo, bro, I want to be so far away from these dudes. That's definitely happened to the locks. That happened to y 'all. People trying to prove to you. I know. I know. Yeah. Because they think. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Who's got arrested doing that to me when I was going at it with 50? What they do? I was actually at like a Havoc or a Mobb Deep.

53:42It has something in the city, like a listening or a party. So we went to that shit, then walk into the car. I'm walking, they in the car. And they're like, yeah, Kiss, you going at it with 50 and this and that. We respect street niggas. They pulling out rats. And the police knocks right behind them. Them niggas got arrested. They did that year and a day, huh? Yeah. Assholes. They did more than a year. You actually felt bad for it. Yeah, they didn't have no reason to do that. Yeah. Try to prove to me what you doing. Look at the Raffi. TNT. They probably just getting out now. Just out on the mix.

54:24Yeah, it's a lot of shit. It be a lot of shit, man. Fans. They just fans, though. Yeah. Want to just show out. Sometimes they don't know how to express their love. Mm-hmm. Especially with them guns. Yeah. It goes all wrong. Yeah, so that's what it was, though. Went out there, came back, laid that shit down. Did a couple of skits. Yeah, man. That was it. When y 'all got to do a tour, when y 'all got to do something that includes everybody, except rest in peace, go dirty. How hard or how easy or how is that when y 'all about to go on tour, work on an album or do something that requires anybody? Now, after all these years of success and everybody got their own families and their own companies and entities, is it still easy or is it just a little bit complicated?

55:14I mean, the complicated part is coming to a conclusion. You know what I mean? Because everybody got body feel as your goal. Yes. Now with that. You know me, I'm like, yo, nigga, we got to change this fucking outfits, man. We need to come out on some new edition shit. You heard? Do some fly shit like this. You got niggas going, fuck that shit. Don't want no blazers and shit. You don't want that shit. I'm like, yo, but yo, come on. We can't be coming down 93. It's like, yo, man, we here. But then, you know, but it's like nine of us, 10 of us. and everybody got their own shit. But for the most part, me and Rape be on the same page.

55:49You know what I mean? Like, yo, niggas, just stand in the third. But it's like, yeah, B, it's like when it comes to making a decision, yeah, you got so many. You know what I mean? Sometimes you just got to bow out. Like, you know what? Yeah, I got it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm not saying nothing. And just do that shit. You know what I mean? And let them niggas do it. But yeah, but other than that, when we come together for the cause. For them, Vulture. Yeah, yeah. The end result is always beautiful. There we go. We did that. This year, I felt more comfortable with the shows that we did. I felt like these days just till we just left was the best that we ever did in our life.

56:28The Garden was magnifying. It was incredible. It was electrifying. It was nostalgic. It was incredible. I was on the side of the stage. after touching the stage just chill on the side and watch the rest of the show I was like a little kid in front of the Christmas tree right it's going crazy we all been here mad years I see they ask you about this every interview so I don't really need a big response right but you know I was there with Steve Rifkin when you blacked out on Hot 97 like I was sitting next to Steve's I was his guest That's right. What's this, the Hot 97 shit? Summer Jam? Yeah, I'm there.

57:13Summer Jam. I'm in the crowd. I'm a fan. I'm in the crowd with Steve Rifkin. And when they, I was just like. That's my first Summer Jam. We get off stage and they come on and they said, oh, God, they went quick. Yo, we popped this cherry, nigga. Yeah. We popped this cherry while y 'all flip. Yeah. Hold on, because. Hold on, hold on, hold on. If I'm not mistaken. I thought I wanted the headline, right? Yeah, but we went I think we went before y 'all and then it's something like that. I remember when we got off I heard y 'all on the mic calling everybody everything to call them Yeah, bro. Yo, son.

57:54We popped this cherry, son. I'm like David was black. I said no disrespect I don't I don't get high, bro. I am so focused at that shit with the shit you saying, I already knew this is political suicide in the music industry. But one thing that taught me, right? Because all these radio stations, they make you believe they are enemies. Y 'all, come here, this is the new power. Yo, the mother station is whack. It's like... But against y 'all, they phone fault, y 'all. The enemies are the enemies. It's like, nah nah we ain't planning and they basically the whole country was like a domino effect when it was like yo they violating the system yeah yeah yeah I knew this was gonna be a hard time for y 'all you know I didn't know that everybody maybe Hot 97 don't play your shit but Philly does this they all form form I never seen them the Democrats and Republicans come together to fuck some people up I'm trying to tell you I was Yo, you know when you get on one radio station, you do the other?

59:12You in fucking Norfolk, Virginia. Fuck them, they're enemies. And they formed together and said, Hey. How'd y 'all fix that? Nah. Did y 'all just wait it out? Nah. Because y 'all came back. I didn't really know. It was wild. Maybe I felt hot in 97. I didn't know it was like a wildfire around the country. I thought it was just hot. Stop playing it for a little while. Everybody. Yeah, it was deep. It was deep. I think that was the time when it was just like, yo, y 'all was up so much. Like, y 'all, everything bad boy, bad boy boy. And it was like, yo, we was just so down here. You know what I mean?

59:52I tried to talk to, like, remember Tracy? Yeah. The program, yeah. I tried to talk to her, the 9th and the 3rd. She wanted to go out. She wanted to go out. She wanted to go to France and shit, man. France? Oh, shit. Tracy told us she tried to take it there. I don't know if she just wanted to go to Altaxia to read me. She wanted to go to France. You might have went to France, Ghost. You might have took one for the Klan. You should have went to France. Yo, man, listen, bro. It ain't happened. So, you know what I'm saying? It was just, I don't know. I just had to weigh it out. I think maybe when I got to Def Jam and shit, they started like, all right, cool, trying to mend a little bit of shit, but the rest of the clan is like, yo, we was kind of doomed.

1:00:42Then we stopped putting out music like that anyway. It wasn't really consistent on how we had it at the top. So that's how that shit started simmering down and shit. But we left Rage Against the Machine. That's what I was trying to tell you. How many of y 'all think we should go ahead and do this or just stay over here with Rage? You know what I mean? if he would have stayed with Rage, I think they was saying 97 was like, they ain't gonna fuck with you no more. You know what I mean? So we still, I think majority of us just like, fuck it, let's just go do this. We need these niggas and then that shit happened.

1:01:17You know what I mean? You know, I love Hot 97 and everything they ever did for me, but they used to play a lot of political games. And so that shit, you gotta come up here, you gotta see bro before anybody. Yeah, that type of shit. It was just pretty much kissing ass. That shit used to drive me crazy, man. I'm asking the label. Y 'all can't... They put it on you. That's the only... The label want to control everything except when it's that. But you know, this guy said you got to come see him before you go see Cosmic Cabin. Right. All that shit. That shit turns into it. Oh, my God. You know what I mean?

1:01:50But, you know, that's the business, man. That's the business. You're going to say you got to go. Supreme clientele too. You got to go right now? Make sure. They say you got to go. They say your people... Hold on. We going to play some. texting us like, yo, we got to go. He don't want to leave. Hold on, but fuck that, man. Let's work. Do we play something? Yo, go. Ghost ain't going no fucking way. Yo, go. Yo, go. We going to play something. Ghost ain't going nowhere. We got more shit to talk about. Ghost ain't going nowhere. I'm not letting you go. Let me get fourth to site. Yo, put the chains on the door.

1:02:21Yeah, I want fourth to site. We got ghost. Yo, we playing fourth to site. We can't let him go. We playing fourth to site. Yes, whatever. Yeah, let's go in. Come on, let's go in. Fourth disciple in Georgia. See, that fourth was like 15, 16 years old too.

1:02:40Pull that back, huh? Yeah. Pull it back. I know where it starts.

1:02:51That's how it starts. Yo. Pull it back again.

1:03:01the floor Just came Oh On the floor Just came home from doing 12 minutes Blood running from his mouth His eyes got low. He scrolls my Hand will take then he let go Nah, nigga don't start that shit We've been the worst shootouts in this and we got Hit your toes look wake up It's me and stuff we gonna get up and walk I'ma tie your cloth tomorrow night. We got a flight to catch some little Guardia. My whiz made that fish you like fried tilapia. Niggas, stop playing. You hear your daughter talking. Remember her first steps when she started walking. You think she wanted, so you fitted in the fucking coffin.

1:03:44You touch my nigga, yo, yo, get the fuck up off him. My nigga ain't like y 'all niggas. Now you're hollering around like a bunch of bitches. Jamel, call his whiz, notify his mom. Now forget it, she already lost two sons. Come on, Lord. I place my head on his chest. Just to hear him breathe or say something under his breath, I wipe the blood from his mouth. Before my eyes, I seen gloves of this black shit come out. Saying to myself, shit don't look too good. Another black man lost in the hood. No cigar, help a lot. I gave him CPR. He looks disconnected from life like a VCR. God damn it, I can't stand it.

1:04:19I'm rocking back and forth like a hammock. So what I feel is that he left the planet. I'm in denial, but it's clear to me like fire. And I don't know how to fix my lips to say goodbye, yo. Come on, Tosh, wake up. Oh, that shit is... Wow. My king, my king. Yeah, you said that was an old joint that you talked about. My king, I tell you, he was angry on the shit. He was angry on the shit. He was angry on the shit. He was angry on the shit. He was angry on the shit. He was angry on the shit. That's crazy, yo. That bought me. I got to play that in the gym. Yeah. Let's go, Georgie, man. DJ, I'll make you a DJ before it's over, James.

1:04:56Yeah. There you go. Got one? Jump. Okay. This that. This that shit. This that shit, this hook. Okay. And you killed the hook. Kill the hook. Kill the hook. Yeah, we harmonized. The old school harmonized. Yeah, harmonized. Yeah, like it. We used to rob niggas left and right. A fiend tried to get slick with slapping and crushed they pipes. Strong on robberies. All done in harmony. Raise my weapon and then bow, hit an artery. Race to the staircase, shoot out the lights. And let off a few shells at the door on the right. They got dust, weed, half pound of E Under the couch a shotgun, 12 keys Bow, another shot, and the door flew open Megan Snow on the table of fiends Still smoking, she rule Out of respect, threw four on the chest Heard some niggas in the back with a rude dialect Screaming Cruz, I wrecked, you could lose that neck The dreads have blood clot, bigger fools die away That's when I heard them Loved them cocking their guns in the back room Turned on the vacuum, maybe I'll distract them Got them, gathered all of the babies in the bathroom Take your little Cheetos I'll be back soon.

1:05:59I know the dread that cut off his hair. War at half moon. Four gold teeth. Caught a body in camp. Droppers like Equinix up on the spot. I'm talking about waist. That's in all the TVs and class. But hold on. One nigga came out running. Got it jumping. I dip behind the wall. Squeeze and start dumping. Never alone. Crash dummy. He was bluffing. Almost got his head ripped off. Straight for nothing. The cause. Heard the chainsaw like I was the main cause. They was ordered to eat my food. Called by the main boss. Yeah. A heal of bullets. A rain of terror. Pitches hanging off the wall, can't put them back together Curtains and Clor-Eggs, bottles, holes forever The boss's furniture was damaged to cream leather I'm good for compensation Yeah, we good for that I guess I don't have patience, not no more Yeah, I ain't got that type of shit no more, motherfucker Let's go Yes, I can get dramatic Facts I'll put that boozle's attic on the wall This tastes shit This tastes shit Somebody should have just told you But listen nigga, I won't hold you We ain't playin' no game Nah nigga, you know what it is You wanna learn, I won't mold you I'll mold you Niggas in the street will fold you Better stay in your lane Right there nigga, right there Let's go Knock Knock Y 'all needed one more verse on this I needed another This shit stupid right here Yo that hook is crazy Crazy beat.

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