The Real Report - A Boogie Wit da Hoodie on spending $500K on Chrome Hearts, smashing his Ferrari & and releasing a new EP.

2 Mar 2026 · 52 min · 22 chapters

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In short

Episode topic: A Boogie wit da Hoodie talks about his new EP and upcoming album, plus his lifestyle—music process, success, weed/smoking confidence, and luxury spending on Chrome Hearts, cars, and watches.

Guest backgrounds

A Boogie wit da Hoodie (Bronx rapper/singer with 72 gold/platinum records). Hosts include Uncle Murda (New York rapper) and other “Real Report” panel members (e.g., Carl Thomas is referenced as a guest/feature discussion).

Key claims

He chose six EP songs to buy time before his album, aiming for “vibes” rather than heavy word-focused listening. He says he’s still “hungry,” but now in a different way—building a life around music. He claims he doesn’t chase club music in the studio, but realizes he needs it after. He says he spends at high levels on Chrome Hearts (hoodie about $2k; jeans up to ~$50k+ for one pair) and prefers spending on items he can afford.

Notable examples

Favorites mentioned include “Dead to Me,” “Glitchin,” “Party Girls” (with 41 and 80), “Red Light,” and “Starless Nights.” He describes a Ferrari crash story, his bulletproof “Rhino” tank-like vehicle, and a story of buying 5,000 sneakers for the projects.

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Discussing A Boogie's New EP

5:00 to 8:00

A Boogie talks about his new EP and favorite tracks.

“it's probably going through something in the house and you and the missus, we back outside.”

A Boogie's Musical Inspirations

8:00 to 10:00

A Boogie shares his influences and songwriting process.

“we was in Rihanna on ballroom getting high and all these white people were looking at us crazy.”

A Boogie's Success and Recognition

10:00 to 12:00

A Boogie discusses his accolades and perspective on success.

“Paris, London, everybody knows A Boogie.”

Lifestyle and Spending Habits

12:00 to 14:00

A Boogie opens up about his spending on fashion and cars.

“Oh, that's that motherfucking - That bulletproof shit.”

Melodic Wins: A Boogie's Music Strategy

14:02 to 16:41

Learn how A Boogie Wit da Hoodie crafts music to appeal to fans, especially women.

“Like which one you going to really try to - I'm going to go with Dead to Me.”

Upcoming Music and Collaborations

16:41 to 19:49

A Boogie discusses his upcoming projects and potential collaborations, including a new single.

“You doing that shit for the older niggas too, man.”

Smoking Culture and Creative Flow

19:49 to 22:20

Explore how smoking influences A Boogie's creative process and music production.

“Semi-annual sale is here, and it's the perfect time to plan your next beach getaway.”

Navigating the Music Industry Landscape

23:21 to 26:34

A Boogie reflects on the challenges of the music industry and staying true to oneself.

“Yeah, we did it with the label this time.”

Car Crashes and Life Lessons

26:34 to 28:00

A Boogie shares a personal story about crashing his Ferrari and the lessons learned from it.

“Like you just stayed out the way as far as consistently being there.”

A Boogie's Ferrari Crash Story

28:00 to 30:26

A Boogie shares the story of crashing his Ferrari on the West Side Highway.

“You know, you get tired and shit, you go to the next one.”
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Mary J. Blige and Bronx Culture

32:58 to 35:14

The hosts discuss Mary J. Blige's impact and Bronx culture, reminiscing about their experiences.

“Who at Radio Oh no When he brought out Mary J.”

Fashion and Trends in the Bronx

35:15 to 38:15

A Boogie and Joe discuss the evolution of fashion trends and their significance in the Bronx.

“You gotta think in New York City, you know how people look at the Bronx?”

The Impact of Expensive Clothing

38:16 to 41:29

Discussion on the costs of high-end fashion and its lasting influence.

“Yeah, cause you damn near built them motherfuckers I felt like at the time.”

Dapper Dan and Iconic Fashion Moments

41:30 to 42:00

Exploration of Dapper Dan's influence on fashion and memorable historical events.

“You think chrome, but chrome ain't going nowhere.”

Fashion and Personal Style

42:00 to 43:10

Learn about the evolution of fashion choices and personal style in hip-hop culture.

“Cause remember Mike Tyson had the fight in front of the store back in the days.”

The Value of Fashion Investments

45:34 to 48:00

Explore the monetary and cultural value of luxury fashion items.

“Generated assets is an interactive analysis tool.”

The Influence of A$AP Rocky

48:00 to 49:54

Understand how A$AP Rocky shaped modern fashion trends in hip-hop.

“But you don't carry one, though, because you think this is a wild carrier?”

Legacy and Inspiration in Music

49:54 to 52:18

Discuss how artists inspire each other and the pressures of originality.

“Niggas had the cameras in there, yeah, nigga.”

Navigating Fame and Personal Life

52:18 to 56:00

Examine the balance between celebrity life and personal relationships.

“You know how that goes You doing arenas You getting all the money You go to all the clubs I hear people say A Boogie underrated Do you be feeling like you underrated sometimes A Boogie?”

Life Lessons from Music and Fame

56:00 to 57:30

A Boogie discusses how personal experiences influence his music and the challenges of being a celebrity.

“Make music that women relate to and women like.”

Strip Club Adventures

57:30 to 59:05

A Boogie shares his favorite strip clubs and nightlife experiences in New York City.

“Top five strippers, your top five ball tickets.”

Cultural Influences and Music

59:05 to 1:00:38

The conversation shifts to cultural influences, including his connection to Spanish music and food.

“I'm like, how this nigga know all these songs?”
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2:11Who's your top five strippers and your top five ball tickets? Oh, shit. I'm not. This is a real report. I don't have this shit. That nigga said fuck it. That nigga said fuck it. Nigga said we doing this right now. Yo. Top five strippers. You're my top five. You're my stomach. He didn't get stabbed. Go ahead. Shut the fuck up. Okay. Bro, bro. What's that point? You get movies with. Oh, shit. Rival. Yo, bro. All right.

2:46Yeah, it's the Talk of New York. And it's the boy Uncle Murda, a.k.a. And we coming live from New York City with the fucking king of New York. York City right now. I see his jacket, man. I see what's going on. You know what I'm saying? The Bronx in the building. The nigga with the most accolades, the most cars, throws the most money in the clubs. We got A Boogie in the building. Make some noise for A Boogie. A Boogie in the building, Bronx song, you heard? We got to take a shot to that. We know what we mean? Definitely, man. Let's get it, man. Definitely, man. What's up? What's up? Let's talk about the EP, man.

3:19Let's talk about the EP. Fire. I'm going to keep it real. I'm glad you did Dead to Me, Carl Thomas. over you did that. I'm loving Glitchin. I love, what is it, Drunk? What's your favorite one though? I think it's between Dad to me, but I like the feature you got Party Girls. What is it? Party Girls? Party Girls with 41 and 80 with 4. I like that one, Eddie Will. And I ain't gonna lie, man. I know how you fuck up the strip club. Shout to the whole hot bitch crew. You know, Q, Bubba, A, just everybody, man. Shout to the whole hot bitch crew. And I like Red Light too. too, because you talking about throwing 10 ,000 in Starless on the dead now.

3:56Yeah, Starless Nights, Starless Nights. I like that, man. Mines is glitching, dead to me. I ain't gonna front the whole... Everything, I ain't gonna front, man. I like the shit with Zelly and them, the 4-1, and the Trippie Red shit, that shit knocking. The Trippie Red, the Trippie Red shit. That's the thing sometimes though, you see how you say I'm a club nigga and all that, I be in the clubs, right? Right. I be listening to other niggas in the clubs, but I like that though, like Pluto in the club and all that, that's my vibe. But when I make music and shit, I don't be thinking like club music sometimes.

4:25So I just be, you know, I just be freestyling, speaking my mind. And then when I drop and shit, I be like, damn, I need some club music. You feel me? So like right now, that's where I'm at with the EP crossing into the album. I feel like not just club music, but like just vibes in general. Just having vibes, just vibrations. Like not just some shit that niggas got to sit in and really listen to the words heavily. The shit's like no emotion on that motherfucker. I was just about to say that, because this one feel like, this is for all the fellas that's going through a little, I feel like this is for the fellas like, all right, get back outside.

4:59You back outside of you, it's probably going through something in the house and you and the missus, we back outside. Let's go, fellas. Let's get focused, man. Yeah, definitely. If I'm doing it, yeah, everybody gotta be doing it. That type of, you know? Got you. But like, nigga, shit. The process of making an album is the reason why I dropped the EP. I felt like I needed a little more time to drop this album so i was just like all right let me just pick six of my favorite songs right now and those was it right there look at that well that's how that came about and the name of the album is artistry so i ain't have an ep name and none of that's about it i never even realized hey boogie has 72 what is it let's look up the accolades 72 across gold and platinum records Say that again for the people 72 across gold and platinum records So name some of the records Five times platinum Seven times platinum 72 Look back at it I ain't even know that I ain't gonna lie I don't pay Oh shit Damn that's crazy Nah for real I don't look at that shit like that Cause I feel like I gotta just Keep going That's a keep on going type of thing Just like you know Same thing with this shit I just drop you know You drop some shit Get back in the lab the next day I'm about to say I see you said that You think you're more hungry now Or when you first came out Cause it seems like you still on your hungry.

6:13So when I hear the music, I'm like, when people get your type of success, right? And been doing it for that long, you don't hear it no more like that. When I hear like this nigga still like hungry. Yeah, I feel like it's two different types of hungerness that was going on when it comes to like, when I was motherfucking broke and now a nigga with money still hungry. You know what I'm saying? It's different fucking aspects and expectations of myself and all that now. So I just like, hell yeah, I'm still hungry, but in a way different way now. where I'm just creating a life around this shit. Not just one bubble of just me doing music and this whole shit, you know?

6:48Got you, got you. Yeah, swing that bunny, come on. We wanna smoke that A Boogie pack, man. What's up, man? You good? This how we do on The Real Report. Feeling better already? A Boogie, you get to smoke. He was with us on the plane, so that's my guy. We're with him on the plane, man. Yo, I'ma tell you a story. I'ma tell you a story, right? So we was at rehearsal one time, right? And you were supposed to come there. The funniest shit. And my man Devon, shout to Devon David, he was like, no smoking, no smoking. And then, yo, you just came in with a spliffy just in the air. You can't make this shit up.

7:20Nobody said nothing to you. And I was like, see, that's power right there. Niggas just told us you can't smoke. So you got to tell them what you went back to my man Devon and said. He said, well, how about that you can't smoke? But a boogie walking here, look back at it. That's what I'm saying, man. Worldwide success. That nigga's funny as shit, y 'all. Nah, man, you smoke wherever you want to, you ain't believe it. You know what I learned about that shit? Some places you gotta walk in that shit and acting like you supposed to be doing it. When you got that confidence in smoking, like you supposed to do the shit.

7:53Like Wiz Khalifa. Wiz Khalifa smoke anywhere. Hotel lobby. You just do the shit and you do it and you talk to people. Rest in peace, Nip, when he was alive and shit, we was in Rihanna on ballroom getting high and all these white people were looking at us crazy. So it was like, we thought it was a bad way. They wanted to get high with us. So you never really know. You got to just. Better believe it. You better believe it. You got to just be yourself, man. I'm going to start doing that shit, man. We was just at a private event not too long ago with some important people. I ain't going to say what they are, right?

8:22Blackhawks. And this guy right here was so like, sometimes get a little, he don't like when I want to smoke in certain places. And you'd be surprised, man. These people that were so important, they didn't mind that smoke. Did they mind that smoke, gang? I didn't even know you had 72 platinum and gold fucking records, bro. You put me on. That's crazy. That shit is crazy. Yo, look, Ed, why are you worried about an ashtray for my man? It's a boogie. He got it. We good. He got it. I ain't even know I had that shit though. I ain't even know I had over 70. That's fire. You got worldwide hits. That's fire.

8:54Last time I counted, it was probably like 50. How you start fucking with the melodies? That came from like, nigga, like I was saying in the other interview, that came from motherfucking like 50 and Max B type shit. Especially when it come from gangsters doing it and you from the hood. You around nothing but gangsters. So singing at first feel like some shit that you can't do. You're not supposed to be doing that. It don't even feel right. This shit ain't cool. This shit ain't right. Nah, you're going to look at me funny. Yeah, you on a block and it's like, you know, you trapping six in the morning.

9:22You out here singing and shit. But it became a thing after a while. Oh yeah, shout out 10 vocals too. Nigga from Harlem. Okay, yeah, yeah. We used to be in a cut just singing that. nigga shit and all that too. And all that came together and really put me in the lab doing that type of shit. Because I started off with my little balls and all that. You know, rapping like fucking Cassidy and shit. Started off like that. And after a while, you got to transition when you're making music, songs and all that. So I'm like, I just put all my favorite type of inspirations together. And I just came up with melodies.

9:54And that shit to this day, I got unlimited fucking melodies to this day. Come on, man. You know, we've seen your shows overseas. Yeah, that shit don't stop. Paris, London, everybody knows A Boogie. It's hard for artists to get, you know, overseas recognition like you, man. And make all that money. How much money you spend on Chrome Mars? Cause you made a lot of motherfuckers go broke. A lot of niggas go broke trying to catch up with y 'all niggas. I'm not doing it. G's 10 ,000. You know what I mean? Like a lot. Man, it's bad inspiration for people that don't know how to follow up with that. Like, I'm not doing it for people that, you know, that making, that's making 5 ,000 a week to go spend they check on a pair of jeans.

10:33You know what I'm saying? It's levels to this shit, man. Like you can afford it, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, it is what it is. When you get up to that level, just do this shit. You know what I'm supposed to be like, trying to make yourself look like it is. You know what I'm saying? When you there, it's just it. It's just there. When you there, it's nothing. Yeah. Exactly, exactly. Like tell him what you're wearing there, that new ERD shit. Them niggas don't even know about that. He was just putting up, he was putting niggas up on that shit right now. You know what I'm saying? I knew the hat was Moni.

10:58That's probably a good ticket. Yeah, it's a Marnie hat. I fuck with it with the yellow and the brown. And what's the hoodie? How much of the hoodie? It's all ERD though. About 2 ,000? Yeah, it's probably like 2 ,000. Damn. I don't know. 2 ,000 change, 2 ,000 change, 2 ,000. That's 2 ,000? That's decent from the Crohn's, because the Crohn's are what? 10 ,000? Yeah, I been wearing - What's your expensive, most expensive Crohn's? 50 ,000 or something? Yeah, probably. For jeans? Yeah, you could say it's probably like 50, 60, 70 years. For one pair of jeans? Yeah. Crohn's go - I got some, my black leathers with the lime green crosses, those are the most expensive chromes I probably got cut like.

11:31Damn. I can't even, it ain't even no number in those right there. Those is one of ones right there. You be looking like Liberace at the Nick games. This nigga got honey cheese. You know he love them Nick games. We was getting money back in the days, but you really get money, man. We need a lighter, we need a lighter. I gotta borrow that jacket for a Nick game too. What's your favorite car? You can take this, I got this, just cause I said, you know, we got the Bronx king coming in, man. Let me go get some from the Bronx. I seen you viral with the army tank. Which one is that? Some tank shit. Oh, that's that motherfucking - That bulletproof shit.

12:02Yeah, that's that rhino. How was the ticket on that? About like 300, 400? My shit probably like 500 because I put the ballistic level six in my shit. I got the bulletproof bulletproof in my shit. When it come - He ain't lacking, nigga. Yeah, when it come regular, it's not bulletproof all the way. Nah, he got a lot of cars, man. I'm gonna hit mad when I say you don't know about the cars, but you - Hit this guy. I don't show off my cars though. I show off my bulletproofs, I don't show off my cars though. You know what I'm saying? I don't feel right, I'm out here. So like, I ain't single nigga no my car.

12:33I'm in the city, got my shit parked outside for an hour, going in and out of spots. Nah, I don't move silly like that. So I show niggas my BPs, cause it's like, you know. What you gonna do nigga? Yeah, even outside this shit, it's like, what you gonna do? You know what I'm saying? Definitely, definitely. Yeah, like. It's crazy cause you consistent, like a lot of, like now with this era of music, like a lot of artists are like lasting like a year and a half two years like you having that run and you like consistent overseas hits sold out radio city talk about that because tell up the average bum that's hating on you can't do that yeah we had one of them 50 runs man like we had one of those type of runs so it's like man can't beat that who out of new york did the so it's like when be trying to argue about that whole you know now you don't got to call me no or whatever when it come down to the whole New York shit.

13:22I don't give a fuck about none of that. I just be like. But if you want to put up the stats. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean 72 gold and platinum records. And a nigga not even like going hard. Like I'm not even going hard no more. Like I'm just chilling drop. I really just drop music right now. Cause I want my fans to hear my music. That's what I really like. I love making music. And then I don't want to be a nigga that's out here doing a whole lot of other shit so people could pay mind to my music. I'm trying to drop some flames and naturally let that shit go crazy because the music is actually fire.

13:55Like I don't want to, you know, have a gimmick with this shit. Nah, definitely. Definitely. Did you pick a single off this EP right here? Cause it's a, it's going to be hard to pick. I'm about to say it's hard. Like which one you going to really try to - I'm going to go with Dead to Me. Cause the Carl Thomas said what he saying. That shit, when that shit came on, I just was like, oh man. That was a strong one. Call the fans on me. I was in my bag. That was it. That's a fact. You always in your bag when it comes to that melodic shit. I feel like that melodic shit, it wins, man. It just wins. Especially with the girls.

14:28When you aim for the girls, you can't really miss. Or girls hear music first, I feel like always. And then niggas be in the car, niggas go to the club, and they hear what the girls like. Like, oh, I had me get this vibe. Yep. They like the gangster shit too. You better believe it. You better believe it. There's girls out in, there's sweet girls out in London that like the gangster shit now. So it's like. You know I've seen your shows. I've seen the impact. I've seen you perform plenty of times. The place is always, tickets always sell. It's a boogie. I mean, come on, bro. You could do a two, maybe three hour show.

15:02Shit. Three hours is crazy for me. Three hours is crazy. I've seen Chris Brown do it, Merc. You just seen Chris Brown do a three hour show. I was saying, I think it's a go. Three hour show. Yeah, he's a motherfucking legend in this shit. He definitely on it, man. Shout out to Chris Brown. All right, still doing it. Fuck that, he still doing it. Who would you want to feature with? Like Chris Brown? I could see you doing the dope record. Yeah, yeah, me and Chris Brown wanna make some flames. I remember he came to the studio back in G and like before Cas got booked. Shout out to Casanova too, Free Cas.

15:32Free Casanova, man. He was in choir. Cas was like, man, you want Chris Brown to do a song with you? I'm like, yeah, nigga. He like, yeah, you go out to the studio right now. You know how that shit. Look at that. See that letter? Look at that. Look at that. We had a song with Chris Brown. Yeah, definitely, hell yeah. Yeah, they fucked with each other, Habby too, so. After that, you know, we fucked with bro Habby after that too. We did that pills in automobiles, we went to LA, shot the video and all that. My son had a thousand vibes in the video. I bet, I bet. Literally had a thousand vibes. Me and my friends was looking like, nah, this nigga's really Chris Brown.

16:01That's in the beginning, where we looking like, this nigga really Chris Brown? They got a thousand girls for us. Look at that, for real. That shit was crazy, like. I feel like that party was, I feel like it was a party. It wasn't even a video, it was a party. That was like 20 what? 2018, something like that. Rob Markman - Look at that, boy. Rob Markman - Damn man, longevity, consistency, man. Rob Markman - But yeah, I'm on some new shit right now. I'm just trying to drop more music now. Rob Markman - Yes. Rob Markman - All the shit that I be cooking up right now in the live and I don't be dropping.

16:33I know niggas be like, oh this nigga selfish, you don't drop no music. Those are all the songs I'm about to start letting go. I'm going to do a leaked project this year. I'm going to do like probably I ain't going to tell you how many you know Whatever whatever but yeah I'm going to be out some shit I really want to know the single that you're going to pick off this project right here Because I want to know what's going to be the new video for this project Shit I might drop a whole another single on them You never know like Oh not even off the project Yeah I want them to like I said man I want them to hit shit right now You just had the birthday party with the fucking Paid in full shit with the Alpo jacket on You know what I'm saying We wanna see some shit like that nigga.

17:11I can see that. All the time and shit. You doing that shit for the older niggas too, man. That would be a good music video. The older demographic love you too, bro. That would be a good music video right there. Paid in full video. Is somebody gonna pass me a joint or not? I just popped it up, brother. I was gonna ask him for the light. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Take the light, brother. I'm probably being heavy right now. You know what? Murder pass, A boogie pass, something, man. You good, you good. But yeah, Dead to Me, Glitchin. Yeah, yeah. The joint with Zeddy and Party Girls drunk, I like that one too.

17:39I think Zeddy went crazy on that party. Yeah, that's a club smash right there, boy. I feel like you got definitely some joints for the summer that we definitely going to be rocking. Radio's going low. It's definitely flaming that shit, though. TikTok on low. I know it was flame because it was one of my favorite sick songs at the time. You know when you go in the studio and you got certain songs you listen to in a car, you don't even be bumping all the motherfuckers on the clouds, but you got them certain 10 songs you bump. Those was those for a little while in my playlist. So I was like, all right, I'm gonna give it to the fans.

18:09And right now I got a whole set, you know, a whole new set of 10 right now in the form that I just be bumping to. So I'm gonna keep on creating right now until I figure out the right, you know, the perfect puzzle to the outback. So some is yours basically, that's what you're saying. Yeah, yeah. Some is yours. You know what I wanna ask you? You coming from like the SoundCloud. Like that's how you kinda - Yeah, I miss them motherfucking days. And now, how you feel like shit changed from now from there? How you saying from there? Somebody pass me a drink. Look, I just sparked it. He want the money.

18:38I'm a little bit of grabber. I do a little bit of grabber. You fuck with the grabber too, right, Boogie? A Boogie Bud might be a little better than yours. It might be. Let me see that, Boogie. I smoke shit. Oh, no, this that high. I'm smoking on that high. This that high right here. This that fire, fire. You like dispensary gardening or street? Nah, I like street shit. I don't like that. See, we gonna change your mind with the unit dispo. We gonna change your mind with that, man, because they got that gas in it. We gonna change your mind, man. But the black, shout out to the black market. They always got that gas.

19:07We can't follow the black market. What's your favorite, what you like to smoke the most? I like to smoke on like, I got certain girls I fuck with, so I can't even say it like that. You know what I'm saying? Got you, got you. I like to smoke certain people's shit though. Got you, got you. Well, there's some gas right here. Shout out Toasties. Word, like man, we get high though. We get high. Shout out high, man. I always try to stop smoking and shit, but it's over. That shit don't work. It's not working, man. It don't work. It don't work. It don't work. I be in the studio, ADHD, start kicking, walk around that bitch and start bugging.

19:42It helped me write the music, man. I smoke it right. That's how I get in my zone, man. That shit make you a little tired and all that. It do. It do. Fuck all that. Yeah, it get the job done. Fuck that. It get the job done. It get the job done. Fuck that. Nigga gotta get high. So we dropping more music?

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22:41Got you. You give niggas an hour but 20 songs. I feel like it's too much nowadays. Like, you gotta just. The attention span no money. I ain't even gonna do that, cause I be on the same shit though. I ain't listening to a whole 20 songs now. Too much going on for that, too much. No, the Calm 13 on the album is perfect to listen to in one take. But like when it go past 16 and shit, it gotta be a long car ride or some shit. Nah, facts. And even that, nigga start falling asleep. It don't matter if the shit pain or not, you start falling asleep. You don't wanna give that vibe. You put that EP out with the label or that was just y 'all independent?

23:12Cause I know how you got your situation. You got one of them damn near them cash money deals. You came in the game on a 90-10 damn near split, 80-20 damn near big dog deal. You know what I'm saying? We did it with the label this time. Okay, okay. Yeah, we did it with the label this time. I almost did it. I almost, you know. Just did it yourself for like fucking... Yeah, but I'm thinking like, nah, nah, let me not, you know. Okay. Let me not try shit this time around. Let me just keep on going, play the game, you know. You could have, though, because you got your own like wave going on. Yeah, I definitely could have.

23:40You definitely could have, like for real. Yeah, I'm going to do it. I'm going to do it soon. I'm going to do it soon. Okay, okay, okay. Might as well try that shit, see how it goes. See how the extra money go. Yeah, I'm in it for you know. Cause you got real die hard fans. Yeah, you got die hard fans. You got them fans fans. I mean when you think about New York City rappers, right? What markets do we have? We have New York City, we got Connecticut, shout to Connecticut. We got Boston, shout to Boston. They love you in Boston. We got what? Buffalo and all that, but that's considered New York City too, right?

24:12Trostate show love heavy. I think where I go in the Trostate is heavy. You know where it'd be a little bit of problems for me? Motherfucking Cali, like the West Coast. I feel like, I don't know, like in the comments and this shit, let me know if I'm wrong or right, but I feel like fucking Cali don't, they don't be jacking us like that. You know, we be trying and all that, but like, yeah. You feel like you don't believe you be getting a love like that in Cali? Nah, they jack me, they jack me, but I'm saying you see how it is on the fucking East Coast? Like, oh, shit divided by two type shit. Yeah, I know what you mean.

24:40I know what you mean. I mean, you know, when you go to the West Coast, they gonna say, West Coast, the best coast, yayo. I done be in the drop tops. West Coast, the best coast, yayo. You know what I'm saying? They fucked with us because we got a train. Niggas is still giving you pocket biggie vibes when you go over there and shit. Nigga, nigga, it's 20, 26, nigga. You know, they still be on time. They're still on time. But I'm just saying, when it comes to you, it's like when you make the melodic records, I just feel like it, like, look back at it. Like, when that shit come on, I always, every time you perform that shit, to me, that's like one of them.

25:14I know you got 72 of them. You know what I'm saying? That's one of them. That explains, you know, the Richards and the APs and the Ferraris. Yeah, that's definitely, yeah. And the six-figure shows. That one did right, the show. That's why I'm like, nah, this nigga, yo, I know, come on, bro. You making six figures a show. A lot of rappers never getting that. Yeah, that's what I be saying, too, when it come down to, like, I be looking for new niggas to, like, fuck with in the city and all that, right? it be hard like shout out to cash you know niggas climb over that hill sometimes but it be hard and like like this ain't easy you can get a song from me and that you know it's all about you still after that and i don't you know i don't think some of these understand that got you a certain you get that spotlight and really jack them though so you really gotta be that in order to get live off of a feature.

26:05I think New York, every time it get super lit where we have that run where you think you're going to have 10 of the best artists in the world, Pop Smoke got killed. 6ix9ine situation. He did what he did. But the record you had with him is a fucking hit. The record you had with Pop Smoke was a hit. It's just like a nigga like Cash get locked up. It's like every time we have that wave, it's like something always happen. Nah, that ass though. but you still, you know. I'm about to say, Boogie stayed out the way. Like you just stayed out the way as far as consistently being there. Good music. Yeah, I just be myself and do what I would, you know.

26:41You gotta just do what you would do with anything. Like you don't wanna like move off another nigga opinion just because of, you know, the money and the fame. Sometimes you just, you know, you just gotta stay true to yourself. It's up for that day in London when you told me to hold your drink and shit. I was like, yo, this nigga's Boogie. You have your days. Yo, my nigga was twisting. Oh, you was twisting. You know you be on your King of New York. I was like damn, me on this King of New York shit? I did that, damn. He was like nah, cause you gave us the bar. We opened it above, we London on the balcony, we chilling and I'm opening the bag and you was like, yo, yo, yo, what you used to, open the nickels or something?

27:13Yeah, but you like yo, I'ma open the bag. You put something like, you put something like, put like some King of New York stuff on me. Yo, yo, yo, give me that, let me open that shit for you nigga. Nah, when you know when you get saucy nigga, you. He was spinning his finger on his phone. He was having a little problem, opening the bag, he was having a problem. I'm like, this nigga I be holding this drink, you and see. King of New York shit. Fuck it though. You got 72 hits, I see why you was acting like that. 72 records, platinum. That shit was hilarious, man. Nigga get a little bit of liquor in him.

27:45Shit. What's your favorite watch, Richard Mille or AP, man? I'll have to say the AP. I thought you was a Richard Mille head now. Nah, Richard Mille is probably always, always, always. But I like the AP, cause it's like - Over the Richard? Nah, nah, nah. It's probably temporarily right now. You know, you get tired and shit, you go to the next one. I've seen you with the rich, you like with the cars. Like, nigga, I was fucked with the lambs and shit. I got the Rari and shit. I crashed out. I hate the Rari now. How the fuck you smashed the Rari? I hate the Rari now. Nigga, that shit slippery. I want the lambs.

28:14I want the lambs and that's all. You know? I ain't trying out the shit. Shit get you fucked up. Real shit. Real shit. I'm on the West Side Highway. Nigga, the floor wet. It ain't raining though. It's summertime, you know what, them humid days and shit. Moist on the floor. So I'm like, yeah, we good and shit. You gotta get the wheels hot on the robbery before you really start going crazy. So we just leave the crib. I'm driving for like 15 minutes. My tires is cold. They're supposed to be hot as fuck sticking to the floor like gum. But I'm over here bugging. Weed on the west side highway. I merged to the left.

28:54I started sliding. Shit just start sliding. Nigga slid to the wall. Bop. Sliding. Boom, boom. Hitting everything. Nigga, me and my man in the car like this. Crazy, boy. Lucky motherfucker, man. Just praying, nigga. That shit slapped the wall. The airbags finally hit out. Nigga, like, what the fuck? I bet. That's why I don't drive, brother. That's why I don't drive. Ferrari truck or Lambo truck? What would you do? Lamb truck. Lamb truck drive better than me. Than the Ferrari truck? Yeah, I ain't no fucking NASCAR driver, but I drive real good and I don't like the fucking the wheels on the Rari like.

29:30That shit traumatized me nigga like. I seen Radio City bring out Mary man. Rest in peace to the owner of Call of Duty, matter of fact too. Oh for real? Yeah he crashed the same whip type shit. Oh shit. That's how that happened type shit like. Bro after that too I was definitely over with Rari. I'm like I know exactly what happened, no funny shit. We ain't even gonna do that right now though. Look at that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

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33:03Blige Hopefully we get on the show I'm a big fan of Mary J. Blige Mary always come through man You got a lot of Mary Radio City music hall Was packed man Yeah facts She came on the stage man My mom went crazy I see my mom in the crowd Mary came on stage My mom Baby Ended up on the stage I'm like, come on, ma. I had to think like dance, she really loves Mary. Nah, cause you gotta remember in the 90s, that was our Beyonce, bro. Not that ass. Mary was like our Beyonce, like Mary J. Blige, bro. Every album was a classic she got. She got classic behind classes. You ain't lying about that. Yo, Marty, you gonna ever pass that to me?

33:41Yeah, now it is about time. I got you, my brother. I got you, my brother. I got you, my brother. I got you, my brother. I got you, my brother. out. Cause I'm about to see the clip of Mary. It was Mary, Queen Naja, Cash, Zeddy Will, Max B, Freddie Rock, of course, Don Q and Trap Manny. Shout out to Don Q and Trap Manny. Don Q, my guy. Excuse me if I'm forgetting any names, but yeah, you see what we doing. We smoking. Yeah, we smoking, man. It's the real report. You know what I'm saying? No shit, man. EP out now. Y 'all know what it is, man. We can't let you know. Yeah, I'm about to see some shit when you was in motherfucker.

34:14I forgot where it was, man. London, Paris, somewhere, man. You had the bottle going crazy, man. It was a little funky out there. You was popping off, man. I was talking about Japan. Yeah, Japan, somewhere. I was like, my nigga, hey, Boogie on front line. You never know what's going on. You know what I mean? I know what I'm like. I'm like, hey, Boogie on the front line. Like, just, you wasn't listening to nobody. That's my problem, though. I got to stop that shit, man. You was on the front line. Like, nigga. I got to stop that shit, bro. You the mail ticket, brother. You understand that, right?

34:42Yeah, yeah, yeah. My nigga was on the front line. I know how it beats. I had a lot of talks with, you know, with some people there, these niggas are telling me I got to chill. Nah, facts, facts, facts. Yeah, I can't be doing that shit. Yeah, a lot of people depending on the guy, you know what I'm saying? There'll be a lot of people depending on the guy. You know what I mean? You can't help it, man. You got the money, you got the fame. You know, sometimes he just... I'm just not, I just react. I ain't gonna lie. My reaction is just... Fuck it. Nigga, forget about all that shit, nigga. I am who I am.

35:13Fuck that. From the Bronx, man. You gotta think in New York City, you know how people look at the Bronx? That shit is like a no fly zone. Like you ain't just going to the Bronx. You ain't lying about that. You ain't going to the Bronx to just chill. You know what I'm saying, Boogie? You ain't just going to be just going to chill in the Bronx. Yeah, that's a fact, man. Shit. I was just thinking like, imagine niggas was head back in the G when they were, nah, I was. You know, everybody know what I was going to say. It's like all your projects be next to each other. Soundview be next to Academy. and then what's down the block from there?

35:46It's like - We ain't on none of that no more. Before, that's what I'm saying, back before it was crazier when like, you know, everybody was getting away with shit. Nowadays, niggas can't get away. Too many cameras, man. Too many cameras, man. We ain't on none of that. Yeah, yeah, too many just chill out, man. Niggas just chilling to get into the bag, man. Too much, too many cameras, man. Well, we ain't even trying to scuffle with nobody or none of that shit. It happens sometimes, niggas get drunk and all that. But like, we just be chilling overall. He got, man, you getting six figure shows and you got$10 ,000,$50 ,000 jeans, nigga.

36:20If you fuck up the money, cause now when you rich like that, you know what nigga say? Yo, that nigga Boogie was stupid, man. He be overseas on private jets, smoking the best bud. You know what I mean? He was the light. I don't even say private jets like that. That's how I feel like I save up on most of my money. You know, nigga, get on that first class. That shit ain't never gonna hurt a nigga Get right on first class, nigga. I ain't worry about nobody seeing me in the NFL. Except for when you running the people in first class. I don't care about running the niggas. I'm talking about us. You know, we done ran into people.

36:48I'm about to say, yeah, we don't care about that. You know, I don't care, yeah, of course. We ain't worry about that part. So I was like, nigga, we happy with you, nigga. We don't give a fuck. Definitely, definitely. I probably treat myself sometimes going vacation on a PJ, you know? But we ain't, we gotta think about the numbers. Like, what? It don't make no sense for that right now. Yeah, let's go. Yeah, mama, I tell mama love the numbers on those. Like, she gonna what? What you doing? But it's like the price of your jeans, motherfucker. Nah, but I replaced - What do you mean? Nah, man. It's a replacement.

37:20You gotta replace certain things though. Your chromies are 10 grand. Everybody got they certain shit. Let's do the math. It's all to me, nigga. It's like, all to me, dude. So it's like - So you said those - How much are those? I don't know. These is plain James. They over 2000, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. For sure. But they plain James over 2000. Yeah, these is plain James, but they like 25, something like that. Yeah. Alright, but your chromies are like - Plain James, 2 ,500. Yeah, I don't got no Chromie playing James, but those just be like - I've seen you in Chrome hard for a straight year. Yeah, I probably get like one pair every month.

37:48You got to lose a quarter million in Chrome hard. Nah, more than that. More than that. Don't insult me, nigga. So what are you talking about private gas money for? Nah. You got that shit right there. Nah, we ain't more than that. Chrome got to give you a deal, nigga. I seen you - You ain't lying about that shit. Nigga, you were like the spokesman for that shit. Shit. And it's so crazy when you look at clothing lines, even in Mary, come on bro. Yo, how did they just die like that? Speaking to the young fashion guy. One of the young fashion guys. We gotta ask him. Yeah, cause you damn near built them motherfuckers I felt like at the time.

38:24I felt like it was just oversaturated after a while in this area of the world, you know what I'm saying? Got you. Like you go to Australia and shit, them niggas are still on that. They coppin' that shit like it's chrome right now. Okay, got you. Yeah, but like I feel like it was a song, you know? Some things like You gotta have longevity for And we looking at it like Oh, it's Deb But nah, this nigga He probably on some whole other shit Like niggas is still rocking that still But yeah, I don't know It's just like our culture We wearing like Our culture kind of Like we got tired But I guess I say that a little bit, I guess Yeah, we not wearing tight We not wearing tight pants all the time no more Like we would still do it But not like How we used to Not like how it used to be Now you still see the baggies is coming back in and all that definitely definitely i still wear my leather pants and shit like that but like so what's the next quote you tell me because y 'all y 'all motherfuckers predict the future with the clothes man they we gonna see they gonna they gonna see me with that shit on don't you feel like it's fucked up i'm not about to tell niggas the next shit so all right so look so don't you think it's fucked up if i buy the miri i got like a pair of miris you remember the patch on the rolling stone ones yeah yeah tell him it's over boogie tell him to you see but it's over yeah it's over yeah for me if them shits cost two three grand and the hoodie costs a grand damn i'm assed out it's just over yes so you tell that nigga it's over boogie man tell him it's over boogie so i know so once you just go to the projects and give all the little niggas you have marries that's what you do that's what he do all the little niggas on the project Nah, cause he be doing He went to What's the sneaker store?

40:04Christmas time They was like Boogie just came in here And bought like 5 ,000 pairs of sneakers for the projects What is it? What's the sneaker store in the city, bro? I'm fucking bugging Hollywood, tell me The sneaker store everybody goes to Flight Club? Flight Club They Boogie Christmas time I came around I went there I went to go buy like two, three pairs You know They said, yeah, Boogie bought 5 ,000 pairs of sneakers Damn! I thought I was somebody that came in there thinking I'm Yale. Nah, that's the Christmas that motherfuckers from Jordan ain't pick up the phone. 5 ,000 pair sneakers for the project.

40:39Yeah, it was as one Christmas. Jordan ain't pick up the phone. Not Michael Jordan himself, but I don't know. I was calling out the Jordan company. They ain't pick up that Christmas, y 'all. It got heavy. Last minute shopping get heavy. Man, I just came in the store after him. And you went and went crazy like that. Yo, they said this nigga bought 5 ,000 pair sneakers for the projects. I was, nigga, I was. That's crazy. So when he done with your Amiri, I was scrambling, I sent my man to the store like, yo, fuck it, this is, you know, I'm gonna give you these sizes. And just go crazy, man. That's crazy.

41:07Yo, we got some little niggas coming home. They would love that Amiri, man. Tell him to my nigga JetBlue, he coming home. Bro, I just said he need some Amiri. Yo, get Egg Boogie. I got him. I ain't gonna lie. He got Amiri. I got a closet full of a junkie. I know he can get on a hill fucking. fucking mad shit, I ain't gonna lie. That shit is crazy. You spend all your money on drip and this shit just could die down. You think chrome, but chrome ain't going nowhere. Chrome's gonna stay there for me. Yeah, chrome is one of those things that's gonna stay there for sure. Rick always ain't going nowhere.

41:38Chrome was in since nigga before Ghost Rider. Like you seen the Ghost Rider movie, the OG one. He was rocking all chrome, nigga leather chrome. That's why I did that in the part of me video because Ghost Rider was all fucking chromed out with the leather on. I don't think nobody knew that. yeah i just did it because it was my own type of in my head so you know yeah but yeah definitely though like that gonna stay around forever so where's the dapper then jack he made that for you for the boy i got all that i don't need one of those what he charged you for that a couple of grand i paid like i paid like five bands for that one i got some i got a lot of suits from that too um yeah he didn't make suits too man he's been making suits i thought he just He did start with the jackets.

42:23He did start with the jackets. Cause remember Mike Tyson had the fight in front of the store back in the days. He wasn't even born. I know what about that when he beat the nigga up. Yeah, Mitch Green. Definitely, yeah, yeah, facts. My boy knows he wasn't born, but he knows history. That shit was like viral. That shit was like a viral moment back in the days. Cause he knocked out Mitch Green and then he ended up fighting him. Mitch Green had the Jerry Curl, shit was funny. He beat him up in front of Dapper Dan shit. Yeah, I ain't gonna front you. That part of you had that shit. That's a jacket I need from Dapper Dan.

42:53That shit crazy. I got to give me another one. Got to give me another one of those. What happened? You gave it away? Nah, nigga. I'm talking about another. I got to make a custom one. Never. You ever come out with y 'all clothing on? Because you a drippy nigga. You one of them fashion niggas. Yeah, I'm going to come out with some shit soon. I'm working on some shit right now. All right, that's dope. Look at that. Okay. Y 'all motherfuckers been sitting transphatically. You ain't lying. Y 'all made these other brands popular like a motherfucker, man. I'm trying to figure out how to go about it still, but I'm working on the art part of it.

43:24Got you. Because you know New York is critical of fashion. Yeah, yeah. I know what I want to do. You just like a married dad, nigga.

43:33I'm still wearing my shit. I had my shit on the Apple Show. 7, 800. Nah, shit. Fuck, fuck. You can't afford that shit, man. Apple Vacations semi-annual sale is here, and it's the perfect time to plan your next beach getaway. Enjoy up to$250 off international and Hawaii vacations, up to$150 off domestic trips and hotel savings up to 70 % off. With instant savings of$300,$500, or even$700, your escape has never been more rewarding. Book by May 28th at AppleVacations.com or contact your local travel advisor. Apple Vacations, where your story starts. And now, another appliance triumph from your friends at Grand Appliance.

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47:09I just switch it up. Even with Chrome right now, I was just telling y 'all, nigga, I'm about to switch that shit up right now. You said you were half a million in Chrome? Yeah, like, nigga, that shit about to just sit there and straight ERD and some other shit right now. I think Chrome is going to stay there. Look up that Asian dude that make mad money off of Chrome. It's an Asian dude and that's how I knew they had jeans for like - What? 4G? I think that's his name. They got Chrome jeans for$75 ,000, bro. That's fucking crazy to me, man. They got chrome jeans for$50 ,000, bro. Yeah, they be wildin' over the jeans.

47:39That's why I don't really think that's gonna fade away. Like, I think that's gonna always be, you know, like a Birkin. That's like art too, yeah. Yeah, Birkin's is something I'm always get to. I get a lot of them motherfuckers, like, I'm size 40s, 41s and shit, 43s, all them shits. I be coppin' out. Nah, but them shits go up in value. Yeah, they do go up in value. That's a good investment. But you don't carry one, though, because you think this is a wild carrier? Yo, Diego. You got 10 ,000, you gotta have 100 ,000. Nigga say, yo, Diego. Yo, Diego. Diego. Chi Chi, get the Yale. I got my shit right here, nigga.

48:13So that's the new style. If I could get a bag like that, niggas ain't gonna snap on me. Nah, nigga. I wanna see this bag. Hold up, what the fuck did Diego have with this shit? Diego.

48:24A lot of niggas say something about this bag. Nah, Boogie, you can't do this. A lot of niggas say something about this bag. You got 100 ,000. Two niggas.

48:35That's the Birkin right there, that's the drip. You gotta have that money in there. I just got this shit. So I just got - So you think the man Birkin is cool? That's cool, it's the style man. Yeah, yeah. I wear this for airport shit. Not wear it, but nigga, I carry this shit for airport shit. So if Murda see me with that, you wouldn't joke on me Murda if I came to the airport with you? I'll tell y 'all niggas later, but yeah. She got$2 million in it, nigga. I might've joked on you if I didn't know what was inside of it. I'm gonna get a million, they ain't million. That's the shit. You know, money's up, I'm gonna get me one of these.

49:05Okay. I'm gonna put three million in that shit. Yeah, like, reselling niggas be selling these shit crazy. I should go up in value. That's the thing with burkas. If I was one of them reselling niggas, I could've went crazy with my burkas and shit. But like, these is personal for me right here. Cause like, I'm gonna get these to the kids or something. Got you, okay, okay, got you, got you. I told niggas years ago, the nigga, nigga A$AP Rocky was the first nigga I seen with the man purse. And niggas had jokes like Snoop Dogg and niggas 50 was like, shit. Nah, that nigga A$AP know what he doing with the fashion shit.

49:36Fast forward, that nigga, you could ask A$AP Rocky, this is a true story, he put me aside, he was like, yeah, they don't know what's going on, but watch what happened. And everybody had that shit after the Louis shit, shit, word mother. That nigga was the first nigga I seen do that shit. That shit became illegal after a lot of those shit. The niggas was toting those. Niggas had the cameras in there, yeah, nigga. Yeah, yeah. Not illegal, but niggas was like, the boy was on there. They was standing there, red flag, like you wear that, you might as well invite them to come just pull you over and search.

50:05Now look, when we overseas, that nigga got a deal with Ray-Ban, the Ray-Ban glasses, shout out to Ray-Ban. And like, you'll be overseas, like Switzerland, and you'll see A$AP Rocky on a big ass billboard. Bro, Montclair, all type of shit, that's a fact. That's the shit you need to be on, bro. Nah, for real. See that later, Boogie. You need to get them deals, man. For real, cause you a fashion nigga. Right, before I wasn't knowing that, we was just doing it. But this time coming around, we gonna be more open to doing that type of shit. Nah, facts, taking the deals and doing all that shit. I'm gonna drop a few more albums, and we gonna get into that.

50:39I wanna see you drop your own clothing line, and maybe grab a female artist from the Bronx, break a couple of new artists from the BX. We like that. Yeah, I'm trying to get into that too, to be honest. That's why I told you it's hard. but it's hard finding that it. That shit tough. How do you feel when you hit new artists that might sound like you a little bit, man? It's cool. Yeah. Before I used to be like, why this nigga sound like me? You know, like - Got you, okay, how about you? Yeah, all right. I used to cry about it like, nah. Now I feel like that shit fire, to be honest. To see that you inspire somebody like, I inspire this motherfucker like that, got you.

51:19Got you. Got you. So niggas wasn't critical of Sean when Biggie came out? Of course he was. Brooklyn was like, what the fuck is this? Who is this? That's not Biggie. I ain't gonna lie. When he first hit Brooklyn, he was like, what the fuck is this? No fan likes a replica. Nah, they don't. They don't. They don't. Better have a story. And what was the other nigga that sounded like Biggie from Cali? He was a little chubby too. I forgot who you were talking about. They had good records. Sean had good records, but it was just hard to factor. Sound like Biggie. Then at the same time, it's like coming out of my shoes.

51:51It's like we do the shit to inspire niggas and shit. So it's like when we inspire niggas and they do the shit we doing, it's like we can't be mad about that shit. Facts. But at first the dude pissing the girl like, hold up, nigga. Nigga trying to take my wave? Hold the fuck up, man. Yeah, at first, but then that's some ego shit. Definitely, definitely. That you gotta overcome. Some niggas probably sink too deep into that ego and it gets to them, but nah, not me. Well they mad cause they not doing arenas brother You know how that goes You doing arenas You getting all the money You go to all the clubs I hear people say A Boogie underrated Do you be feeling like you underrated sometimes A Boogie?

52:29I be feeling like that People say I be feeling like some shit I be dropping Be pain sometimes I ain't gonna lie There's certain songs I got that I be bumping that I dropped before And I be like how the fuck this shit ain't gonna apply to them I ain't gonna lie There's certain songs that's why I feel like the underrated oh right got you so it's just more pressure when you know for making hit records we always know A Boogie's gonna come out with a dope single or a dope record or a dope EP or a dope album that's a fact it depends what mood you in that's a fact like when you break up with your girl oh shit we know you're gonna get the best shit out of this nigga I don't know if you got a new girl on this new shit we gonna get the best shit out of this shit that's a fact cause that's how everybody look at you every time A Boogie break up with you know you know that's the you know put that pain in i mean that's life do that to because they say the best music i'm having no new girl like i'm on some shit where i'm just like i'm just having got life at this point got you they gotta have fun with this shit you ain't like a win if ever we ain't trying to look in the game no you know yeah yeah like all doing this shit with a girl every day waking up like nah nigga like i'm a nigga i like being alone sometimes so it's cool This life is cool.

53:42Definitely, definitely. Word. I love this shit. The world loves your baby mother. I know that. Yeah, she got a lot of fans and all that. Everybody loves your baby mother. Shout out to her. She doing whatever she wanna do that make her happy and all that. You know what I mean? Kids are still getting to the kid. That's all that matters. We love the kids. After that part is done, it's like the kids that, you know, that's the final touch. Definitely, definitely. Gotta make sure that's all that matters after that. No, I think when you see it, it's like the ultimate love story. You know what I'm saying?

54:10Your first album, your baby mom. Nah, I'm just saying. You hear this nigga? You hear this nigga? You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? It's like the love story. Like you and your baby mom's getting married right now. That shit going super viral. Yo, he been married. Yo, he marrying his wife. He marrying her. It's going to go viral. Everybody, yo, yo, for real, we love you, Boogie. People love them. That's the thing. That's not me. People love love. I be feeling like certain niggas be doing that. Like certain niggas do like relationship images and like do that for the fame and all like that's not you know got you i don't do that shit i don't want to front i don't want to fake it like i'm a i'm a nigga that came from a real like a real family tree so like that should be real to me when it come down to a female that you really fall in love with and have kids and settle down with and get married and all that you gotta be like you know gotta be that like i came up to a conclusion that like nigga that shit is impossible nowadays so i just be chilling and like, you know, you gotta just love a girl for who she is.

55:07Fuck it. Like, you know, I'ma come to that one day. You think it's impossible? You think sometime it be aisle for it though, Boogie? Do you think it be aisle for it? Yeah, we savages and we created. All right, okay, okay. We created an image for these females right now. Like, they motherfucking stronger than us when it come down to it. Like, they army I'm talking about. Yeah, no, you better believe it. Facts, nigga, facts. Like, politically, they army is stronger than us and we got the physical thing down pat. you know? But like, that don't work if you tryna, you can't fight that. You can't. But people love love.

55:39When you hear Dirk and his girl is shooting it out together, niggas love that shit. You know, we don't keep doing violence, but somebody break it in the house, you hear, you know, India and him, and they Bonnie and Clyde. Yeah, free Dirk, man. Free Dirk, definitely free Dirk, man. That's a fact, man. Know what I mean? Free Dirk, for real. People love the ultimate love story. They do. They do. Make music that women relate to and women like. And when you break up with this girl, the music's good. When you get back with her, the music's good. You know what I mean? So, that's how it be. That's how it be.

56:14That's life. That's how it is life, bro. You make music, you can make music for the streets. That's how this shit started with me though. So it's like, it is what it is when it come down to that whole heartbreak shit that people like out of me. Nigga, that's how this shit started. Niggas be talking they real life. Like that shit, like that to me. Yeah, me spitting that shit, I embrace that at the end of the day, I ain't gonna lie. But like the actual real life living, it's like nigga, you gotta know how to control that part. Being a celebrity in this type of world. But then dealing with real life at the same time.

56:48Yeah, like you gotta really know how to do that shit. I remember before I used to be tripping, I used to like read comments and hear shit, like nah, nigga, you know what I'm saying? You read comments, you ain't buggy. Nigga, that's what I'm saying, I used to do that shit. I don't give a fuck. I make the rap up. I was telling Ye, sometimes you're a nigga. I said, yo, where? Ye, I said, I make the rap. You think I give a fuck about comments? I said, yo, you know how many people I talk about that got fans, that love them, that come on my page to personally shit on me every time? I be like, yo, fuck them comments.

57:18Yo, let me have enough to spend a half a million on Gs. I'm telling motherfuckers kiss my ass every two seconds. Yo, we in New York. You know I gotta ask you. You fuck up the strip clubs in the clubs. Who's your top five strippers and your top five ball tickets? Oh shit. I'm not. This is a real report. I don't have this shit. You got it. You got it. You got it. You got it. Niggas said he doing this right now. Top five strippers, your top five ball tickets. Come on, bro. You're going crazy. Come on, bro. I'm going crazy. That's too much. I wouldn't even tell you what drip. I'm going to wear it next.

57:56He asked me. He asked me. I definitely gonna put them on blast. All right, what's the most you ever stripping? Everybody trying to snipe. Right now, everybody come and try to snipe my niggas. See, that's a good question. Top five bartenders? Top five strippers? That is. All right, what's your favorite strip club? Fuck it, at least tell me that. My favorite strip club? Biggest at least tell me that. Two of your favorites, maybe three. All right, so I used to do like a template in New York. I used to go to damn three clubs every time I went to the city. So it was like, I would go to fucking, I would go to the regular club first.

58:30I would go to Harbor. And then I would go to a club like Starless. And then I would go to Rivies. Like, that's two strip clubs and one regular club. So the first club was like a pregame. You chilling in regular shit. Boom. Next club, strip club. Y 'all in there bugging now. Boom, boom. Everything lit, probably through 30 ,000. You go to the Afti-Aftis now. Nigga, we leave that bitch like seven in the morning. Sun is up and shit. Nigga, we over here. Nigga, word. We over here trying to figure out if we trying to go to the city or the crib after that. Like, niggas drunk all the last shit. We was in Shreveport.

59:01The life. That's the life. The life. We was in Shreveport. This one, I know this nigga goes to clubs. He said, fuck the hip hop. He started playing the Spanish man. I'm like, how this nigga know all these songs? He could be a fucking DJ with that shit. I remember that. That's the fact. My nigga took over the DJ. That's the fact. How the fuck you know all the Spanish music? You Dominican or something? You Dominican too? Nah, I ain't gonna lie, I came from like - Niggas just know the vibe. That's the Bronx, being in the Bronx. My favorite food is Dominican food. Mm. So like, yeah, that's Bronx shit right there.

59:34Look at that, look at that. Bronx is black and Spanish, so like - Facts. I grew up straight, like, you know, mad Spanish niggas. The Spanish niggas where I grew up was like, them niggas is like, you would think they black. But the black niggas is like, we like Spanish food, them niggas like soul food. That's crazy, look at that. I don't know you knew all that Spanish music.

59:56Shout out to Rochi too. Rochi, what you call it? J1. Motherfucking like all them songs be bumping and Dykeman and shit. Those be like party songs. You don't got to know what they say. I know words to the shit though. I know words to the shit. Yo, we got the P.O.P. already. Shout out to P.O.P.O. We got some Peruvian food. We gonna take it out there. Yo, but yo. A Boogie in the motherfucking building. New EP out now. Appreciate the interview It's the real report The Bronx in the building Shout out to the whole High Bridge Yes sir Whole BX You heard Queens Brooklyn Manhattan Long Island It's the real report with A Boogie He smoke wherever he want to smoke You know the vibe This is our first time smoking in the building But being that A Boogie was here They gave us a pass You see how shit happens You know what A Boogie did for me On my daughter's 16th birthday He gave her a personal video For her birthday A personal shout out video For her birthday And that made her so happy that was the best gift she ever got.

1:00:52And I ain't gonna go for my brother. She really loved that. Like you her favorite rapper. So, LaNaya, like that meant a lot to her. She was in love with that. She was turned up at her school. You know what I'm saying? My boy got my daughter on the list. So definitely you already know a Boogie in the Bills and this the real report show. I'll print the label, baby. Whoa!

1:01:15You about to get right to this fool now? Chicken is bigger. Yeah, the chicken is good. P.O.P. Hill here. The gang, hot bridge in the building, shout out to the whole VX. You know who it is, man. He sell the most records. That's them beans. They're like green sauce. They're the beans, they're green sauce. Shout out my Bronx, Jackie. Let me tell you something about it. These niggas is funny too, a little bit, right? Because I was walking by, niggas were seeing me. Nobody said nothing for a minute, right? That's Merkle something. No, we put Merkle out. As soon as they realized the Jackie said the Bronx, Yo my nigga that jacket hard my nigga, that jacket tough my nigga.

1:01:53Shout out to my Irish guy. What's these chopped up A.O's and fries? Chopped up A.O's. He said chopped up A.O's and fries. I ain't order that. I order that. Who the fuck is that? Who the fuck is that?

1:02:14I didn't want to do that. I just wanted to do that. Nick said chopped up a yo. Nick said chopped up a yo.

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A Boogie Wit da Hoodie joins The Real Report to talk about his rise from the SoundCloud era to earning over 72 gold and platinum records. Boogie opens up about selling out Radio City Music Hall, bringing out Mary J. Blige, smashing his Ferrari, and spending over $500K on Chrome Hearts, while debating Richard Mille vs. AP watches and the next wave in fashion. He also reflects on heartbreak as inspiration, staying consistent in the industry, future collaborations including Chris Brown, and what’s next as he looks to launch his own fashion line.

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