The Real Report - 1090 Skrap on Beating His Murder Case, Tylil Allegations, Nipsey Mural Backlash & Pop Smoke

23:29And all of this shit is a conspiracy theory. Like when you coming through the system, lawyers are swapping niggas out. And you will never see it until it's happening in your face to you. But now, long story short, Napoleon did everything. He went up there. The judge sent them out, him and the prosecutor to talk about the deal. The prosecutor came back and asked me would I take 10 years on both. 10 years for violation of probation and 10 years for leaving the scene in the accident. Ran concurrent. So I took 20 years, ran concurrent. 10 years, ran concurrent. That was 20 years to them on my record.

24:06I took that and then...

24:09Tony Yayo:I got sentenced to 10 years. Now what are you going through, bro, when he's locked up? Because that's your right hand. That's your brother. After that, though, now I'm waiting for extradition for New York to come fight that case. Damn. Then I came down here. Rob Markman, that's when you're on the island with - Rob Markman, now you got 10 minutes. Rob Markman, day for day, no good time. Rob Markman, yeah. Rob Markman, oh, he was on the island with Sleepy in them at that point. Yeah, now I get to the island, Sleepy in them. Yeah, Sleepy coming to jail. I'm like, all right, pull up. It's lit now.

24:40I'm back in the city. I got balls lit. All right, Sleepy came to jail. I finally get to see my dogs. Like, you feel me? I'm not seeing these niggas. I'm talking to all of these niggas through the phone. Rob Markman, M.D.: It's rare you see brothers hang out with each other.

24:57Tony Yayo:What are you going through? No, I'm saying, because there's not a lot... I got my brother, we hung out, but we had our own friends. Rob Markman, M.D.: We close. Rob Markman, M.D.: You could tell, I know he was going through it while you was going, but he was still grinding. I seen him on Canaan. He was putting out music. He was keeping the name alive. 1090 Scrap, he keeping your name out there. So it's like the brother, the brother ship, it's crazy. Nah, I feel like, I feel like he always been there for me. So it was like, you know, this has always been like, I don't know. I never looked at it like that.

25:31I got other brothers that I don't roll with. So I know what you're saying. We don't know your other brothers. Yeah, that's what I'm telling you. We just know you from being here. That's what I'm telling you. I got other brothers. Look, when he came home, I don't think many other brothers were there. I seen you in rappers. I seen rappers and gangsters. Look, but now look, I'm just explaining it. We just like, I never - Post Crab says other brothers might not be fooling you. I'm sorry, other brothers. I didn't even know he had other brothers. He got jacking that. He's not jacking that. He's my man, bro.

26:02He my pig. Yo, yo. He got the big brother complex. Yeah. Yo, nigga, man. Yo, nigga, man. You gotta know, and we so know, we the known ones. We known. So it's different, but I'm just saying. Nah.

26:18Tony Yayo:Yo, it's great. I feel like, yeah, it's a weight lifted off of my shoulder. I'm happy. I feel like it's less shit I gotta handle. It's mad shit I had to pick up. And not to say I'm still not gonna do my part. I'm a man at the end of the day. But no, it's like, yes, it's a weight lifted off of my shoulder. I know my brother's free. Everybody that doubted, I feel like I've been speaking this shit to exist. So everything just came full circle. Everybody probably thought I was bugging. I'm telling them, they asked me, yo, you think your brother come home? Yeah, he come home. Yeah, I'm always saying that.

26:52Any nigga ask me, I'm always saying that. Man, I didn't give a fuck. I always said this. I'm like, yo, my brother coming home. I know I said it in a song. I know my brother come home. No parole, no probation. I know it. Like, I don't got to double thinking. I got faith in God. We righteous. We do right. I'm gonna get my passport today. So it's like, I'm so crazy. I landed today and went straight to get my passport. Yeah, I believe in God. On Point got his passport. He said, 21 countries. 21 countries. 21 countries. I went to get my passport today and landed at I had you with the passport. Nigga, my daughter been to a world wonder before, niggas.

27:29Keep in the 21 countries. Nigga, my daughter been to a world. I got the large passport too, because I'm be trapped. Yeah, we're gonna try. I gotta get out another one. I ain't got the little one. Yeah, yeah, you gotta do that. That's a lot of papers.

27:39Tony Yayo:I gave him my top three. I said, you gotta go to Dubai, Paris, and Amsterdam. What was your top three? Yeah, yeah, I told you. You said Brazil? I said, Guatemala, Brazil, and Bali. And Bali. Bali. Even though you can't smoke there, good food, you can get super drunk. And one more that I'll throw in there, where the fuck is Manny Pacquiao from again? Fuck. Fuck. The Philippines. Okay. Fire. Fire. I said you had the welcome home party. I see you had G Herbo and everybody out there, man. Sleepy Hollow. How y 'all niggas know everybody? How y 'all niggas be in the streets? I just seen G Herbo say that he spent his birthday in Brooklyn with you.

28:20Nah, with me. I was locked out by time. Yeah, I heard him say that, man. I heard him say that. That nigga fell asleep.

28:25Tony Yayo:Come on, he kept the marketing going. Come on. He kept the marketing going, bro. My son fell asleep. I'm on the phone. My son was good at it. Yeah, because you got Rowdy Rebel Corn, Top Smoke. You got, you know. I'm heavy on that. Bobby, fuck with you. Everybody in the streets definitely fuck with y 'all. It's definitely a lot of respect. And the way you came home, big ass chain. We try to help everywhere. You came home, we're good. Sleepy was there. We good niggas. All of these niggas, y 'all named, we try to help them. That's expensive. I'm not even gonna lie. That's like 10 bands. That's like 15 to 10 right there you got on.

29:00Tony Yayo:Put it on. The Louis jacket alone is a couple of racks. Of course. How you come home like that? Yo, my nigga, yo, listen, man. Bro ready to do the show. My nigga got the Louis shit and all that. You hear me, Yang? Yo, Yang. Yo, Yang. Yo, Yang. OP hit me like, yo, listen, man, swap this FaceTime me, man. Son got the Louis shit and all that. He ready, nigga. Where we going? Nah, y 'all made it a movie because it was like, a lot of rappers don't come home like that. Y 'all know who y 'all are. A lot of rappers. Y 'all don't come home like that. You came home, big ass 1090 chain. Louie shit on, Sleepy Hollow, then.

29:31Tony Yayo:So party with G Herbo the next day and let's talk about this. Y 'all niggas got lit. I ain't even gonna lie, I see a lot of rap niggas not even showing love too though. Because for my story and situation - They should be embraced. After they see the show, they gonna come on. Yeah, that's the show. Yeah, that's the show. Yeah, that's the show. I ain't even worried. You came home, look. You came home, I say you're not a rapper, but you came home like a rapper. You looking like a rapper, nigga. So that was crazy to me like, all right, yo, bro, this nigga got Dom Florio, paid big bag for that. He come home, big change, Sleepy Hollow, and Chef G.

30:08Tony Yayo:Then I'm here, then niggas is telling me, niggas in the streets like, yo, they had K-Flock signed. So then I'm like, damn, they fuck with K-Flock. Yeah, we had them signed to the streets. Yo, they fuck with Pop Smoke, right? And then what's crazy about y 'all, because this nigga knows marketing too. Y 'all niggas, it's like you did all that shit, right? and then went straight to the streaming world with DNAV, which is a movie. I've never seen marketing of a nigga come home that fast. Yeah, this is how we work together. 1090 Music, you heard? What made y 'all go to the streaming like that? I just, no.

30:43Because I like to go live anyway on Instagram, so we're going to just put this shit in their face and get paid for it. What's the point? And we always knew that shit was going to just... Like AB said, They don't want their street niggas on streaming. They don't want niggas like that. You have videos from jail? Yeah, I got all of that. Okay, time for years. Time to bring all that back out. That's a fact. Time to bring all that back out. Bring all that back out. I got all of that. I was eating good, eating better than rappers and all of that. Let's not keep you in that rap. Listen, you ain't. No, no, no, we not.

31:13But I know y 'all street is going pop. Niggas, sorry, niggas. Niggas, we fuck with you ain't talking about. Yeah, I really. Why would we fuck with them? I don't even want to keep talking about.

31:22Tony Yayo:How do y 'all get, like, because right now when you look at AB and Dean, shout out to them, they're like, they the hottest streamers out. Nah, they are. I'm kind of mad they not going to be in streamer university. I really wanted to see them in there. Nah, but they got their own shine. But when y 'all got with them, it was like a lot of fucking funny moments, man. Nah, nah, that shit was fire. You told AB to put the chain on. Yo, nah, nah, nah. But this is what I got to say. Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. I'm ready to bring you. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's our man that influenced him to do that. But look, this is what I want to say.

31:55Let me say this on the screen. Let it talk. Let it talk. But this was my line. But then the nigga said, oh, nah, I put boxes in a box. You know what I'm saying? That was my line. Yeah, yeah. I like that line. Nah, but look, this is what I wanted to say about the other shit. You want to show us my favorite song by you? What's that? If I die, don't cry for me. No, this is what the niggas die for. Yeah. We get it. We get it. We on the same page over here. I told you Pop put me on to that. Look at that. I gotta let my nigga on point talk though. He been talking. Now you certainly not on that topic dead.

32:28We ain't going back to that. I told you that murder talk. We talking that murder talk. That shit on rock smoke. It's over. That's right. Oh, P said, hold up. They talking murder talk. I got to stand down. We need some more. Yeah, where the liquor? We need some more liquor. Yo, you hot in the liquor. Yeah, you over there hot. You got another bottle somewhere. You come full. You come full. That shit real. I think they got some more Don Julio margaritas and all that shit out there. I'm going to go find out in a minute. Hopefully they do.

32:58Tony Yayo:Yeah, get some locksmith Don Julio. Those is banging too. Yeah, they do all that. So what's the next move? Y 'all taking over the stream? How do y 'all get... No, but how do y 'all get next to the hottest streamers? Someone hit me on my shit. My son, Iggy. He hit me up with a production team. He was like, yo, bro, I know your bro just came home. Yo, Dean and I'm out there. Maybe I could set up something. I'm like, of course. Yeah, let's do it. I ran about him. He like, yeah, why not? I'm like, all right, boy. We going to just run the play. Even if we wasn't going to jump into streaming, we knew marketing, getting our face out there, being in front of people playing, able to promote our shit on their shit.

33:34I ain't even doing too much. And then we wanted, I ain't going to lie. I just knew that who we was was going to speak volume, and they chat was going to tell them. That's how I'm like, I knew that. I knew I didn't have a phone reading. They completely, they didn't know us at first. They just knew. AB did. Because nigga fuck with AB. AB, bro. Deep they know, so nigga they was coming on a hunch. I like your team space where the nigga said I put boxes in the bottom.

33:58Tony Yayo:He was like, yeah, that shit was kinda slippery right there. Put boxes in the top of the top. That went viral. A lot of shit. Y 'all went viral, bro. We had a couple days after that. The whole thing is the marketing was done so fast that people don't even notice it. Like I told people we was doing an interview. I ain't even gonna lie. I was just with Kevin Gates the other night too. Kevin Gates showed me mad love. And Kevin Gates don't fuck with nobody. He definitely does. He not cool with nobody. Yeah, that nigga showed me mad love. Don't touch me, nigga. Yeah, he definitely be on some don't touch me shit.

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37:17Tony Yayo:How do you feel about the drill scene? Because it seemed like... Nah, fuck drill. Like, I hate when y 'all say that shit, nigga. Nah, nah, nah. Let me tell. I don't know what they mean by drill. Nah, we killin' this category right here. You a drill rapper, nigga. 50 Cent was a drill rapper. Y 'all niggas speak gangster music. Stop saying drill. What the fuck is drill, the beat? I can rap on your beat and rap the same shit. It's like a drill rap. Nah, nigga, I'm a gangster. Gangsta rap. Gangsta rap. Not a drill rapper. I'm a grown ass man. I'm not a drill rapper. I'm a gangster. Dang on, because you said it.

37:55No, you a gangster rapper. I'm a gangster rapper. We gangster rappers. Like the Smack DVD ever was back then. This is now. I'm gangster. Rob Markman, Jr.: Would you consider this drill? You know how Bobby and Bam, it's called a body body with the most. Rob Markman, Jr.: It's the gangster show, man. Yo, man, go ahead.

38:08Tony Yayo:Rob Markman, Jr.: Oh, nah. They got the ones with the Don Julio on the top out there, the pina coladas. It's all good, man. This more bar, man. Rob Markman, Jr.: Yo, look. When I mean drill, like when you hear drill rapper, they like, yeah. Nah, we don't rap like that though. So Chef rap like that? No! Chef rap like that? I don't consider Chef a drill rapper. All right! So what are you? Are you listening to my music? I don't consider you a drill rapper. So he ain't gonna be one of these. No, I don't consider y 'all drill rappers. What I'm saying to you is how do you feel about that scene? All right, I feel like that's it.

38:36Tony Yayo:Look, because I'm not saying drill music is not good. Drill music is fire. But what I'm saying to is like niggas catch the Rico before they could even... All right, dumb little niggas. All right, look. All right, let me talk. Yo, you consider this drill rap? You know how Bobby say Mitch caught a body body a week ago? So I'm gonna catch another body in a week or so. And we still teeing up that body I just beat a little half. I'm feeling it, bro. Put me up on the floor so I can steam low, bro. Oh shit, dog. It's a bar. My nigga ready to go. Oh, shit, scrap home, nigga. I don't know what some nigga's throwing, nigga.

39:05There's some good bars right there. Is that drill rap? Is that drill rap? I don't consider Shack G and Sleepy Hollow drill rappers. Do you consider that drill rap? Nah, that's not drill rap.

39:14Tony Yayo:What is that? Those are bars. That's when a nigga keep saying the same thing. Eh, yeah, yeah, with that shit. Yes, I understand what you're saying. Get on the drill, shoot, with a young nigga and turn them up. Sometimes you gotta start somewhere and grow. When they don't grow, then it's like, yeah, they stuck in a box. I'm not gonna lie. I love old music. Me too. Like, nah, I don't think you like me. I like old music. I like old music, man. I like old music. Ayo dude, he's a bugged out dude. I listen to all kinds of music. I listen to anything. Like, real talk. I'm not gonna lie. I love a lot of shit.

39:45I love a lot of shit. Be traveling with this guy, you'd be surprised when he was on. So the young niggas, I do like the drill shit. I love that shit. I love the drill. But me doing that all day? Nah, I can't do that all day. I'm not that age no more. But do I love that shit? Hell yeah. And a lot of niggas love it out of town, but they don't get no playing out of town clubs because I seen niggas like 21, they say they fuck with his skiller, baby. Like, but... You know what I mean? It's still a certain extent. It's like a kid vibe. You can't play that when you out with the bodies. I don't know. They want to hear sexy man.

40:20They don't want to hear Kill Kill all day. It's like, what? I saw you on the ladies show, man. I saw you on the ladies show when to come home. Yeah, I like that. I see that. I saw that. I saw that. What's the name of that show? I'm just hearing about that. I just think I've seen a clip. He said, I've been around. Is it Yummy Yellow?

40:37Tony Yayo:I think it's Yummy Yellow. Yeah. Charlie and Princess. Oh, definitely. Shout out to that show. What's the name of that show? Shout out to the pretty unfiltered. Pretty unfiltered. Yeah, I think. I think I seen the clip going viral. This is what I'm talking about. Like every other day, I see y 'all online. That shit gonna go viral. That's how we supposed to do, man. This is like, you gotta tell 50 embrace this. This is New York. This is Brooklyn. If he gonna embrace anybody, he need to embrace us. Real brothers, real blood brothers, niggas in this room. Young niggas, they love me. Great resume.

41:11This week, you're co-signed. Coming up, the young niggas love me. If you're gonna co-sign anything. They looking at me, they like I wanna be like him. Listen to it, I'm motivating them. I'm worried, I had the last record with Pop Smoke too. Oh, you had the last record with Pop Smoke? Yeah, rest in peace. Look at that. My son Bandy was with me too. Look at that. My son Bandy was there, that was the last day. It was a beautiful, a bittersweet day because he lost his life, but I got a memory out of it. So that's why I just cherished that. But my son was 30. But definitely, it's called Rundown, I put G Herbo on it, and it's on his album.

41:43They put it on Faith, not the one 50 worked on. 50 would have had a, you know, no young nigga. For sure, for sure. You was a kid, you know? You was a kid. You was a kid. I recognize who you was. Yeah, I need him. I need to keep doing Shadda at fifth. Like, yo, put me on another episode. We trust all these other rap niggas. Get me. Got me on a, y 'all killed Lou so I can't even come back. Make me come on the show and kill somebody. What? Can't even come back. Yeah, nigga, on the show. The fuck you talking second right there? Let you come on. Yeah, that's your persona. Yeah, let him come on. Yeah.

42:18I got his assist. He said that shit beside him. Fuck, nigga. Yo. You ain't lying. I said that's your persona. It's a legend. Everything is a legend. Nigga, the fuck is you talking about acting now? You getting the - That's them.

42:31Tony Yayo:That's them. People do look up to y 'all. And I respect y 'all. and I love the moves y 'all making. Because like I said, it's not every day you see brothers that are cool like this in business, respected by everybody in the business. Rob Smoke, rest in peace, Chef G, Sleepy Hollow, Rowdy Rebel, Bobby Smyrta, the whole Brooklyn, the whole New York. Yeah, y 'all gonna tell my son Sleepy drop that shit. That's a fact, man. Oh, y 'all got a record of Sleepy? Nah, nah, nah, nah. He just need to drop his shit. Drop his shit. Take it, he need to drop that. That's our plans. We want our man to take over.

43:01I'm about to know that. That's a fact, man. niggas that really had the, if it ain't Bobby and Rowdy, it was Sleepy and Chef or K-Flock. Either than that, it's everybody that fucked with us that had the city. So we just trying to bring that back. No disrespect to A-Boogie.

43:15Tony Yayo:Y 'all the most, listen, A-Boogie is one of them two. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Y 'all are the most controversial, right? Yeah, but without trying to be controversial. We don't pull stunts or do nothing. This is why we murder us. But niggas is controversial, all the murders and shit that's floating around niggas. Look, I'm gonna give you the perfect example, right? He said, I don't know what's coming. I'm gonna give you the perfect example. 1090, right? 1090. Bro, I be chillin', bro. Let's hear people about you, bro. Hold on. 1090, look. 1090, you just went viral. It's going viral. I see it all over the internet.

43:44Tony Yayo:You took a picture in front of Nipsey Murrow with the blue flag, right? But you told AB to wear the red flag that day, because I know Cho and Wu's Crips and everything. I don't know too much as much as y 'all. Cho, Wu is a movement. You're not even talking about that. I was about to just say, Wu is a movement. That's all it is. Rob Markman, We ain't gonna talk about that. Now, but that flag though, how you feel? You knew you was gonna go viral in front of Nipsey shit. Know what I'm saying? Rob Markman, Yeah. I really did it too, more so on some, I could do what the fuck I want. I ain't saying that first, but it's like, I'm a man before anything.

44:21Because I see comments, I see shit, but I don't care. I'm out here doing what I want. But fucking - Rob Markman, It was controversial because niggas was like - I did it behind that content scheme of me saying, like, yo, man, blood, it's not all about the gang shit. That's what I'm showing people. You heard? Like real shit. That was my whole idea. My personal idea of it - It definitely went viral. Was organic. It wasn't to target it on no viral shit. I'm looking like I'm all on the internet saying some blood shit. Like that shit is wack. You heard? Like I'm gonna throw a blue flag on today and we gonna go take a picture and it didn't It makes sense not to take a picture on the west side in front of Nipsey shit and in the hood.

45:04Tony Yayo:Definitely went viral. Because I'm really in the street. So it's like, I could have took a picture at any memorial. He got mad at them shits out there. I drove past one. I went to the Marathon, Burgle, all of that shit. I wanted to go to the one in the hood. You understand? I'm seeing niggas arguing in the comments. Niggas like, why he wasn't in front of Pop Smoke Mural? You gotta go in front of Pop Smoke Mural now. I'm not going in front of - I'm split. And then wait till - Wait till y 'all see what I got coming from the Pop Smoke Mural. Niggas always got something to say. Niggas always gonna have something to say.

45:33Niggas always gonna have something to say. They gonna talk about everything that I got in the middle. Man, we not in this shit to please men, bro. We in this shit to get rich and fuck bitches. That's it. And take care of family. Listen, nigga see me, push up. Fuck a nigga. That's it. But I ain't even promoting violence. I'm pushing peace. Yeah, we promoting fuck niggas, get money. Yeah, like.

45:54Tony Yayo:So when the streaming start? Because I'm - Friday. You should be there. We got a beer. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Me and Murdoch, we got a beer. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Me and Murdoch, we got a beer. We in New York with it. What? Why not screaming? I'm just making sure, Paul. Pull up. Paul, we just made sure. Say no more. We breaking the end of that thing. Oh, yes, man. You listening? I like that. We really breaking the end of that thing. Oh, man, Friday, it's going down. That kick money is different. How that shit work? We gonna learn. This is what we doing. We learning. Let's go. Pull up. Dean ain't give you none of them secrets?

46:24Yeah, he verified us. That's all we needed. Oh, Zeele? Yeah. Dean definitely co-signed us on the list. They remind me of me and you a little bit. Y 'all be feeling, huh? All right, all right, all right. It's like, we're going to get credit with it. Got you, guys. Facts. Facts. I ain't going to discredit no one either. Them niggas got to get on the outstream. My son, Carson. My son, JD got my stream. Yeah, as long as they do that. But we're in contact with they team, so -

46:50Tony Yayo:They got to get on the outstream, for sure. What? They going to have to be calling - Yo, listen. That's what I like to do. I like to put work in. So they gonna call and see When it's our turn Like that's how I just feel about myself I already knew that shit gonna be turned up I'm not even trying to toot my horn Too much neither But it's like Definitely I'm about to get into that And it's just a way of life We gonna be living I'm gonna bring a different vibe of stream And I listened to what he said about Talel Cause I was really supposed to be on Talel's stream first I talked to Talel But Talel he was like iffy about it.

47:27He was like, yo, I'm like, nigga, I just beat the KC. It's so crazy. He told me he was locked up for rape. I'm like, yo. Oh my God. He had rape allegations. But listen, I had murder allegations and I got not guilty and I told him like, yo, me and my son is gonna be reuniting and Bobby and his dad gonna be reuniting and we can do some shit and go crazy. But this is what I even told him. This is what I even told him. That's what I told. That's what you even when you said AB and them didn't get into streaming university. They can't. They're rated R. That shit is rated PG-13. How the fuck is you going to mix that?

48:07You got AB fucking bitches taking his mic off. Yo, hold on one minute. We kill this. You ever seen that in Ka shit? You ever seen that entire little shit? You can never. I ain't going to lie. If Ka shit's in. All of that shit. No, I'm telling the truth. What the fuck? I could be wildin'. They in the crib. I'm telling the truth. They since rated R, that's PG-13. I'm like, matter of fact, now I see my entrance of it. Facts. Yes, right. The ladies, all of that. Rated R. Yeah, we gonna take it to the hood. Y 'all can have Twitch. Shout out to Twitch, though. I do want to see niggas on the floor,

48:49Tony Yayo:see what the bitches is. What? We gonna do all of that. There's other genres, there's everything for niggas. They got their crowd. We don't have rappers on there. Niggas don't wanna be with niggas that got rape allegations. I'ma have rappers on there that don't wanna be on there. You listen to this? I wanna see that. Niggas got rape allegations, niggas don't wanna be with them niggas. Niggas watch this. Friday. Fuck that. Oh man, it's a movie. We with the allegations niggas, man. You know what I'm saying? Oh, the allegations, I don't know too. Yeah, niggas got rape allegations. Can't be with that shit, man.

49:16We ain't with that. We not with that. We ain't with that. We ain't with that shit, man. I didn't know that. Like nigga said, I'm like, what? It's Talil with rape allegations. Oh shit. I'm just telling you, yeah, he might be finished after this episode. That nigga might be finished, nigga. I don't want to stop nobody's money, nigga. But rape allegations? Oh man. Damn, nigga.

49:34Tony Yayo:No, y 'all's stream feelin' to be crazy. And like I said, y 'all was funny as fuck on A, B, and Dean shit. So that was the best way. That was like, yo, get on the top stream. That was an organic alley hoop. That shit was perfect. Niggas just came home. The marketing is great. That's why we need you on the show. That shit was good for them too. Rob Markman, Yeah. And I see, and y 'all are working. Y 'all are like on every fucking podcast. I'm pretty sure New York fuck with them, but how not? Yeah, yeah. That's a fact. You better believe it. That's a fact. Hell yeah. That was a good look for them, man.

50:01That was a fact, man.

50:02Tony Yayo:I put boxes in the boxes. Come on, man. I put that back. That was my line right there. That was a young nigga listen to me. That was my line. I said, yeah, we got to hurry up and get this. AB was like, shit. You lucky I ain't hit him with the math. The Brooklyn. I'm a Brooklyn nigga. Cause I ain't no battle rapping ass nigga. But I'll say something. Like in the mood. That's like a bottle, whatever. So what we doing? It's over, it's over. It's over, it's over. You good, you good. I know, this shit frozen, this one. You ain't got to drink ones? What the hell? Ain't no drinking. Them shits ran out.

50:36Tony Yayo:Them shits done. That's why they gave us the whole shabby. Yo, so the stream coming, 1090 records. Of course your brother's the first artist on there. Any other artists? Man. There's nobody signs yet? There's nobody signs yet? Nah, I had, we had artists before. But they didn't have the drive and the hustle as niggas. That's all that happens. They deals ran out. Yeah, his son just wanted to find out what he wanted to do. Now his dad home? Be back on it. You feel me? Yeah, definitely. Cause y 'all poppin'. Y 'all get to leave me poppin' easy. Get a girl rapper too, man. Yo, get 50 set. 50 gonna see this.

51:12Tony Yayo:Yeah, I'm gonna keep saying it. Yo, holla at him. He's got a lot of streets. You know what's going on. He's got a lot of streets. All at us, man. That's a fact. He loves streets. Man, we work something out, man. We got a story too, man. If anybody gonna write this story, let's do this. This shit is from the ground up. We don't got no back end, no paid marketing. We paying for all the shots. We don't got no trust fund. We don't got none of that. The industry fuck with y 'all, because y 'all look like money already. Y 'all got money already. Yeah, but they seen us grow into this. We ain't come out with money.

51:42Nah, if y 'all was dirty, these niggas wouldn't fuck with y 'all.

51:44Tony Yayo:Yeah, nah, nah, we can be dirty. We from the floors, we floors. Y 'all niggas look like millionaires already. So niggas gonna be like, what? We fuck with them and they real niggas and every other rapper fuck with them. Every rapper fuck with y 'all. I was thinking y 'all ain't fuck with me though. I ain't gonna lie. How you say that? I ain't never get a follow on him though. Yo, you know what? I was gonna follow you too. Yeah, you ain't follow me too. I don't know what you. Nah, I don't have a DM. Hold on, hold on. I've been running down. Come on. Hold on. I've been running down. I'm glad we said that.

52:13I'm like, yo, what I gotta do, bro? You know what? It's nobody doing what I'm doing in jail. Ask my son, sleepy. Yeah, you right. That's my bad. That's my bad. You know what I'm saying? You right. You know what? Murder. You know what? You're wearing this shit in the street. Hold on.

52:30Tony Yayo:The funny shit is, look, when I seen Al B.L., what I said, I said, yo, Al B.L., yo, I fuck with you. You a real nigga, but you don't follow nobody. On point OP. I don't really care about the fuck. He follow me. I was gonna follow you. I was gonna follow you. I was gonna follow you. I'm gonna follow you. He right though because he did try to call Al B.I. out on that. So I like how you call Trim on that. That's right. It's too close with punch and all that. I didn't spoke to you in the jail before. We ain't gonna talk about that. We spoke on some real street shit. I got you. I'm gonna follow you right after the show.

53:03I got 1090. I follow you though. That's all famous. I follow you though. That's right. Bro. Yo, 1090 you don't follow nobody. I was waiting to get here in person. He followed. He don't follow nobody. I'm in my cell going crazy like, all right. Nah, I'm gonna follow my boys. Scrap follow, nigga. I follow Scrap. I'm watching my boy do it. I follow Scrap. So, if you fuck with me for real, pull up to the stream on Friday if it's for five minutes. Me and Murda pulling up to the stream. Yeah, facts. You feel me? We pulling up to the stream. So they could clip that. Yo, Tony and yo uncle Murdoz on Instagram to OP's stream.

53:42OP, give me all the info. I got you, I got you. See, this is what I like this because I ain't even gonna lie. Like Dame, I see everything going on the internet with Dame and at first I was like, my dog was like, yo, let's go do it. Yeah, because I saw you do something with Dame the other day. And at first I was like against it, but it's like I'll do what the fuck I want again. You understand? And two, it's like, that nigga is not no snitch, no rap. You feel me? I don't know anything else. Rob Markman - That's a fact. That's a fact. That's a fact. Other than that, it's like, what I was saying, I'm a fraud like that.

54:20Rob Markman - You okay? We having a good time up here, man. Nah. What I was saying about Dane, exactly how - Rob Markman - You said no matter - He ain't a snitch, he ain't a rap. Rob Markman - And nigga seen you, you was with him the other day. Oh, what I was saying about the OGs, basically, that's what I was getting at. The OGs. I like that Dane is even trying to tap in on some older nigga shit to the young niggas because there's no unity in New York. Rob Markman 1-0 Like it's no, the older niggas ain't reaching for the young niggas there. Rob Markman 1-0 Trying to show them the way. Even though he might need that or whatever, however people gonna try to paint it, I respected that.

54:59Rob Markman 1-0 You still appreciate him trying to do it in the way. And when I got there and that's what it was, I jacked it and I was feeling the vibe. Cause at first I wasn't with it, but I gotta give him that shout out to him. Even on that, like - Yeah, a lot of niggas be scared to cosign niggas. They feel like it's gonna take away from them. That's why I gotta say 50 again. Yo, 50, don't be scared to cosign us.

55:19Tony Yayo:We the streets. 50, the streets. Nah, yo, 50, the streets, man. Honestly, when I seen you - I can't wait. The day he cosign that shit, y 'all gonna see - Yo, look, look. Boy! Look, look. Yo, you know what's crazy? G-Unit. Fuckin' G-Unit. Fuckin' G-Unit. The first time I seen you was at the Canaan shit. So I'm like, 50 guy to fuck with you. Yeah. Cause you was on the Canaan show. I know you gotta see the guys. So I'm like. I'm trying to stand out. There was other niggas there with me, nigga. Now it's me and my brother. I stand out more. If you see him, you see me, nigga. I stand out. Fuck that.

55:55There was other niggas there. They was in the way. Fuck that. All them niggas was in the way? I don't think. Heard you. I'm on a mission. Heard you. I heard you. Listen. This nigga was in Canaan.

56:07Tony Yayo:I wasn't even on no power shit yet. You was on Canaan. That's me on Netflix soon. Yeah, you're on Netflix. That's me on Netflix soon. I can't tell y 'all about it. I think that nigga's arguing. That shit was funny. You was on shit with Bruce Willis though. I seen that shit. That's why I asked y 'all if y 'all go to acting school. Nah, nah. We need them. Take that shit serious. Nah, that's it. How you fuck with Michael Rainey you was telling me? How you know Michael Rainey? He came to my trial. Hell yeah. Yeah, look at that Michael Rainey at real world, man. That's my twin. That ain't fake it. See, that's why Michael Rainey be on some gangsta shit.

56:40He said, that's why he be on some gangsta shit. They hang with this guy, man. I ain't gonna lie. I ain't gonna do nobody's podcast but his shit first. But it's like time and everything. I'm about to get up with him though. Facts, facts. That's family, man. He showed the real love. Nah, I ain't gonna lie. Love him in real life. Shout to Michael Rainey. He showed the real love. That's some real shit. And he's showing my mom love, so he's official. Yeah look at that, okay. We ain't know that. Look at that Michael Wayne. He said that to you again man, that's the guy right there. What? When you think about it -

57:12Tony Yayo:Flex need to drop a bomb on that. No, but look. It's kinda crazy though because he's doing that and he's an actor so he's soaking everything in too. Like yo, this is how murder trail is. Like the movies. It was like a movie. That shit was crazy. It was. It was. It was. What did you learn? Big time learning. Even him coming in is like a movie. Yeah, that shit. High profile. For the jurors and all, I probably like, yo, what the fuck? They not saying nothing. They're like, I know who that is. Don't be surprised if we get Michael Rainey to play 1090 in that Scrap movie or something. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

57:45Don't be surprised. Because it's so crazy. Him and L.I.S. We gotta speak it into existence. We gotta speak it into existence. Yeah, it does. Manifestation. Let's go, nigga. Let's go, let's go. So acting classes in the future? Hell yeah. Acting classes. We looking that shit up after this episode. Where they at? Give me the link. After this episode. Give me the link and I'm going to show you how serious it is. We got the streaming.

58:05Tony Yayo:We got the acting classes. We got the music. Bro, it's 1090 ways to get paid. I said it. It's 1090 ways, man. We going to do everything. I'll talk about the nonprofit so all the kids can look up to you and see what you've been Tell them how it is on Rikers. I'm going to do that with Queen. And he was already doing that. Rikers different now. He was doing that when he was in jail. We just didn't register the nonprofit. We did Justice is Blind. We gave back to kids. We ran community programs. We was in newspapers. We was in the Canarsie Courier. We did shit in our community. Not like we went somewhere else.

58:38I want to target both of those, but I definitely want to - We gave out turkeys in Miami. Me, Bandy, flew out to Miami just to give out turkeys. That was his idea. He used to come up with ideas. Yo, all right, we just gonna run the play. Let's do it. Yo, let me tell you something, Scrap. I can tell that my nigga OP happy you home. Right? For sure. I've been around OP a lot. I'm talking like OP behind the scenes shit, in the studio, because you know, this is family type of thing. Yeah, I know. I know. I've been around and OP, he always got energy, but he kind of like reserved. He kind of like, he's just observing what he was going on.

59:16But now I notice my boy is on one. He's on one right there. Yeah, you feel it. I'm happy. That's good. That's my point. If it's any time, it's now. The story is here. It's really good. That's my point. That's my point. Time is now. That's what's up, man. I wouldn't say it before. The story was still right in itself. That's what's up, man. That's what's up, man. That's a good thing, man. And it's still up. That's right. It don't stop until our clock stops. Nigga, and that's at old age. That's at the end of life. Got you, man.

59:42Tony Yayo:It never stopped, man. I'm happy. That's why we make generational wealth. Yo, what's your brother you said that's gonna be mad at me though? Oh, my brother Steven. Steven, shout you out, man. Shout you out. Junior might be tight too, nigga. Shout out to Junior too. Shout out to Steven and Junior, man. Shout out to Steven and Junior, man. All of them gonna be tight. They gotta pop out. All of them gonna be tight. We got mad brothers. Nigga, they all gonna be tight. How many brothers y 'all got? Five. Man, walk that shit through, man. This the real report, man. This the real report, man. It's five boys.

1:00:09Five boys, one sister. Come on, man. Oh, this Bandy you was talking about? Yeah, man. Yeah, he got the clothing brand. Shout out the motherfucking Bandy, nigga. Bandy, you the man. You put him on to the lawyer. Real talk, man. You put him on to Don Florio. And he gave me that shit when I came home. You the fucking man. That's right. That's right, facts. We was locked up together fighting bodies. Look at that. Shout out to Bandy, nigga. Now tell him, I ain't been on Rikers. On the last bit, we flicked it up. We got the phone. We was like the first niggas. Not the first niggas on Rikers with a phone.

1:00:40First niggas to post a picture. But y 'all once turned up on them jails and then with them all, with them videos, turning up.

1:00:46Tony Yayo:Rob Markman, Jr.: Yeah. Rob Markman, Jr.: But let me ask you a question. How much is a cell phone in jail? 10 grand? I heard 10 grand. Rob Markman, Jr.: Four bands, five bands. Rob Markman, Jr.: And if you get caught with it - Rob Markman, Jr.: Certain spots, 10. Rob Markman, Jr.: If you get caught with it, they really take your visits and all that away for like a year? Rob Markman, Jr.: A whole lot. But Rikers? Rob Markman, Jr.: Ain't going that crazy. Rob Markman, Jr.: You going certain, just, but other places, it's worse. Rob Markman, Jr.: How do you feel - Rob Markman, Jr.: New York City has so much shit going on.

1:01:13It's too much nigga. Rob Markman - That's a fact.

1:01:15Tony Yayo:Rob Markman - Yo, how did you feel like being in jail, right? Because a lot of people locked up. Shout out to everybody locked up for y 'all, right? Like people are making profit off of people in jail. Rob Markman - What? Rob Markman - Like when you see like Harlem Legends and the China Brims and all that, Kaya Reality. Rob Markman - Yeah. Rob Markman - Like I'm watching all that just to hear - Rob Markman - I don't even care about them nigga shit. Rob Markman - Them niggas just make up stories.

1:01:41I don't even really pay attention to a lot of this. I be seeing that dumbass. Niggas make profit off of people in jail.

1:01:48Tony Yayo:That's really the point. Go ahead. Go up. Fuck it. I don't even care. Some of them is making shit hot though. Whatever one of y 'all is making shit hot, fuck you. Some niggas in jail want that shit too. Some niggas with a life sentence, they don't care. They want to just go up. It's bags. So it work hand to hand. I'm a nigga like, I personally like to keep shit quiet. Like I was saying before, I've been somebody before this shit, like all of this shit. What I mean by all of this shit is this internet shit doing content creating, shit, rapping, Niggas doing interviews and shit now, shit like that.

1:02:29All of this shit. I knew niggas. Niggas been wanting me to do this shit, but it's like, I never cared. To do none of that shit. Yeah, I wanted this shit for my brother. I wanted this shit, like I want this money, but it's like... Sometimes a nigga could do without all the fame. I'm cool. Nigga, he was supposed to be the rapper. Yo, let me say this. He was supposed to be the rapper. Yeah, hell yeah. He went to the studio. I wasn't there. I wasn't there. He came after he came. He must have not jacked his shit. Look, he must have not jacked his shit. He must have not jacked his shit. Came back. Yo, boy, I tried to rap and this shit ain't for me, yo, boy.

1:03:13I know you can rap, though. I know you can rap. Oh, you turned double. We gonna go. Nah, because now I can say it. I was saying in all of these interviews without him. He said, nah, now I can say it. Yeah, nah. I was saying in interviews without him, man. Nah, I did a million interviews, nigga, without him. This is my first interview with him. Facts. Nah, nigga. Yo, this is - OP almost missed this shit, right? He letting me know, play by play. Yo, Mark, I'm gonna play. I don't know they playing games, man. This is circling shit around. Keep telling me they're about to live, man. Y 'all don't even know.

1:03:47I missed my first class flight yesterday. Got on a connected flight. Oh, man. Flight got here at five in the morning, went to get my passport. That shit took all day. nigga went, got ready, and then pulled up. I just landed, came straight here. We appreciate you, my brother. We appreciate you. We appreciate you, man. For real, man. I just got my teeth done. I got the temps in. I'm supposed to go get the real shit tomorrow. It was like, that shit is annoying too. Nah, you back, you back, man. You back, you back. Of course, you back. You gotta go through pain to look good. Of course, you do that.

1:04:19I know that. That's fab, man. You got to have that stab. I was looking at y 'all shit while I'm watching the interview. Like, yeah, I ain't gonna lie. I got to do this. Like nigga shit is curly white. nigga shit - Listen. That's my man for that. Louie Dewey? I know. That's my man. I'm looking, I'm like, all right. That's my man. Nah, man, for real.

1:04:39Tony Yayo:Yo, I'm happy for y 'all, man. And y 'all are like super lit. Like I said, the AB and - Yeah, that's a good vibe. To me, to me, to me, the AB and Dean shit, like when y 'all started streaming, it's definitely for y 'all - Nah, I appreciate them. Cause that's the right shit for y 'all, man. Cause y 'all like, it was just like I was watching every clip - I'm not gonna kill that shit man. Of everything y 'all was doing from the party with Sleepy and G Herbo. Everything was just a movie. Hell yeah. Put the real niggas on too. Hell yeah man. Everything was a fucking movie ever since you came home bro.

1:05:10Tony Yayo:And everything was strategically done. We gonna definitely check that streamers coming out. New York City, the biggest streamers. On Point OP, 1090 scrap. We got the real in the building. On The Real Report. Make sure y 'all like. Rob Markman, welcome home 1090 scrap, nigga OP, what's the vibe? Yeah, well, Brooklyn. Brooklyn. Big Brooklyn, baby. Big Brooklyn. Yeah. Yeah, Queens man, Brooklyn. Brooklyn. That is not RP to OG, RP Biggie. I'm here. You heard RP Biggie. That's right. Let's go.

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