In short
Debate on Gucci Mane’s “Crash Dummy” (alleged Pooh Shiesty snitching) and its impact on Gucci’s street credibility; Offset vs. Lil Tjay fallout after a casino shooting; J Prince Jr/“Ben 10” Houston restaurant melee; Dess Dior (Mayweather) vs Jayda Cheaves viral brawl; plus Kanye UK travel ban, Usher/Chris Brown tour hype, and Jay Electronica crowd incident.
Guests/backgrounds
Ledjet Lenny, Tony Ayo, and Turbulence Tony (NY rap/podcast hosts). They speak from a street-cred perspective, referencing Southern rap figures (Gucci, Boosie, Jeezy, Waka) and federal/casino legal concerns.
Key claims
“Crash Dummy” is framed as a “snitch record” because Gucci allegedly gave statements and the FBI director said they had statements; Offset is portrayed as keeping silent; casino weapons are “federal”; J Prince Jr was allegedly present during the Houston shooting; Dess Dior’s security failed because a guard had his hand on Jayda’s neck.
Notable examples
“FDO” with Pooh Shiesty; Offset back at casinos after being shot; Wireless Festival canceling Ye; “Ben 10 challenge” offering $10k/$20k; viral Dess Dior fight footage; Jay Electronica stopping a show after being booed.
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VODiscussion on Gucci Mane and Pooh Shiesty
2:38 to 7:41
Analyzing Gucci Mane's latest track and its implications regarding Pooh Shiesty's case.
“We got to, we got to, we going to bring a pound in here.”
Offset vs Lil Tjay Drama
7:41 to 9:48
Exploring the beef between Offset and Lil Tjay, including recent incidents and reactions.
“And I think people got to understand that.”
Gambling and Legal Implications
9:48 to 12:10
Discussing the gambling habits of artists and the legal ramifications of incidents at casinos.
“We bumping that all day on this side, man.”
Chris Brown and Usher's Upcoming Tour
14:03 to 14:48
Discussion about the upcoming Chris Brown and Usher tour and its potential appeal.
“So they're going to be doing half the year.”
Kanye West Denied UK Entry
14:58 to 17:08
Analysis of Kanye West's denied entry to the UK and the impact of his comments.
“Talking about shows, I see Kanye West just standing there, got denied for going into the whole Europe or something like that.”
Consequences of Hate Speech
17:10 to 18:28
Exploration of the repercussions of Kanye's hateful remarks on his career.
“Backing you because they don't want to sponsor the show with all the anti-Semitic stuff you're saying.”
Mental Health and Public Figures
18:30 to 19:33
Discussion on mental health issues affecting public figures like Kanye West.
“Man, you can't make an excuse for nothing when you out here on these fucking platforms and you fucking going crazy.”
NBA Youngboy and Detroit Drama
19:35 to 20:25
Overview of the conflict involving NBA Youngboy and Detroit's street politics.
“It's not like you beefing with somebody, you're beefing with the world.”
J Prince Jr. and Restaurant Altercation
20:27 to 22:48
Details of an altercation involving J Prince Jr. and its implications in the industry.
“Setty Nash, Dog Face, you know, academics.”
Ben 10 Challenge and Reactions
22:50 to 24:20
Discussion about the Ben 10 challenge and its viral impact on social media.
“You know, but yeah, it's a lot of melee.”
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Des Dior and Jayda Cheaves Brawl
24:22 to 26:35
Recap of the brawl between Des Dior and Jayda Cheaves and its fallout.
“Motherfuckers, you get disrespectful on records.”
Dez Dior's Viral Moment and Album
28:00 to 29:00
Discussion about Dez Dior's recent performance, her album, and recognition.
“And then here comes Dez Mayweather, boy, in the white.”
Remy Freestyle and Upcoming Giveaways
29:00 to 30:20
Highlights Remy Martin's freestyle and announcements about upcoming giveaways.
“Dez Dior, you artist of the week on the show.”
Jay Electronica's Crowd Reaction
30:20 to 31:20
Discussion about Jay Electronica's confrontation with a booing audience member.
“He stopped the show, went in the crowd, and looked for the guy and was like, just going crazy on him.”
Handling Audience Disruptions in Performance
31:20 to 33:40
Debate on how to handle audience disruptions during performances.
“I was trained under the G-Unit 50 Cent regime.”
Gucci Mane and Pooh Shiesty Controversy
33:40 to 36:10
Examining the controversy surrounding Gucci Mane's statements about Pooh Shiesty.
“We going to forever have beef with niggas or whatever it may be.”
The Legal Implications of Rap Lyrics
36:10 to 37:20
Discussion on the potential legal ramifications of rap lyrics in court cases.
“Everybody like real shit But let's look at The track record right Poo Shiesty blew up in 2020, the same year he robs and shoots the weed man.”
Civilians vs. Street Credibility among Rappers
37:20 to 42:00
Exploring the idea of rappers transitioning to civilian life after achieving success.
“You don't want to see Poo Seicy doing no 25, 30 years, man.”
Consequences of Rapper Legacies
42:00 to 43:00
Discussion on the responsibilities of rappers and the consequences of their actions.
“It might be facing, you know, a lot of time when it's like, yo, you the money.”
The Role of Management in Rappers' Lives
43:00 to 44:00
Exploration of how management decisions influence rappers' actions and relationships.
“I'm just explaining to you that if Keisha Keoh, his wife, handles all the business, right?”
Mental Health and Business Decisions
44:00 to 45:00
Analyzing the impact of mental health on business decisions in the rap industry.
“And that's cool you bringing Keisha in it.”
The Transition from Street Life to Civilian
45:00 to 46:00
Debate on how some rappers transition from street life to a civilian lifestyle.
“In these police statements, her name ain't in that paperwork?”
Accountability in the Rap Game
46:00 to 47:20
Discussion on accountability and the impact of actions taken by rappers on their reputations.
“She's a person that obviously don't care about that shit.”
Public Perception of Gucci Mane
47:20 to 48:20
Exploration of the changes in public perception towards Gucci Mane following recent events.
“And even if she got in his head, fuck all that.”
Rappers and Their Civilian Lives
51:40 to 56:00
Final thoughts on the impact of civilian life on rappers and the rap culture.
“My point is a lot of rappers are turning into civilians, like I said.”
The State of Atlanta Rappers
56:00 to 57:14
Discussion on the reputation of Atlanta rappers amidst controversies.
“So he's looking at her like, yo, she hugged me down, and that's a good woman.”
Consequences of Snitching
57:14 to 58:26
Exploration of snitching in the rap industry and its implications.
“Oh, no, you got a lot of tough rats out there.”
The Importance of Staying Out of Trouble
58:26 to 59:41
Advice on avoiding legal issues while building a career in music.
“They always say yo I'm gangster this gangster that.”
The Impact of Violence in Rap
59:41 to 1:01:01
Discussion on violence in the rap scene and its impact on artists' careers.
“but I'm quite sure he's still going to be able to provide for his loved ones in some kind of way.”
The Future of Emerging Artists
1:01:01 to 1:02:14
Reflection on the future and responsibilities of rising stars in the music industry.
“Gucci, man, don't go through with the charges, man.”
Transcript
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2:37Tony Yayo:But what I'm saying to you is, in their mind, let me see that. We still sharing blunts? We got to, we got to, we going to bring a pound in here. So we just be sharing because we just be seeing in the comments. Y 'all still sharing? We usually have our don't know bolos You know when it's here I roll He don't know how to roll up like that Nah I roll I roll good He just roll better than me So good But he never pass it He gonna pass it Ain't nothing left He gonna give me Gonna give me some shit Niggas be like Yo he passed that I ain't even Trying to style on a nigga What the fuck is this He didn't get stabbed Go ahead Shut the fuck up Okay Bro Bro Bro What's that point You can't move his way Oh Bro Bro Bro Bro Bro Bro
3:30Tony Yayo:Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, you are witnessing one of the best podcasts out there, The Real Report, where everything is real. Yeah. I got my man, Ledjet Lenny. Bro. It's the talk of New York, Tony Ayo, Turbulence Tony. And we going to start it off, man. Gucci man. Gucci man. Gucci man. Mm. Just dropped Crash Dummy, produced by Zaytoven. How do you feel about that, man? I don't like it. Why you don't like it? Because he's addressing the whole Pooh Shiesty case, and they in court right now, and they in jail. I feel like he ratting on the record. So you don't feel like... I'm not a fan of the record.
4:08I'm not a fan of... I'm actually mad at Zaytoven for producing it. I think he shouldn't have been a part of that shit neither.
4:15Tony Yayo:But you can't tell Zaytoven not to work with Gucci, man. Shout to Zaytov and Notorious producer. They did plenty of hits. He's going to always ride with Gucci Mane no matter what. I got records with Gucci Mane. You know what I mean? But right now, I mean, I think how the public perceives it is, you know, Gucci Mane was the original gravedigger. You know what I'm saying? Go, Barry, pick up your dead mans. You know what I'm saying? Smoking on Pookie Lopes and all that. Rest in peace. We just watched that at the Versus, and now you hear the song, you know, talking about allegedly what Poo Shiesty did to him.
4:44Tony Yayo:But in my eyes, I'm going to be honest with you. I think with all the Big Scar stuff, like wanting the 1017 chain back and the funeral stuff. But they said he paid$20 ,000 towards the funeral and Atlantic paid some money towards the funeral. Rest in peace, Big Scar, and condolences to his family. Definitely, definitely. But his father, I think if you look up the footage I didn't, I think his father said something like, shout out to Gucci. So I don't know what it was. But for me, I look at it like when I seen Pooh Shiesty with shouting out Yo Gotti on FDO, I knew something was wrong. That's the hardest record out right now.
5:21Tony Yayo:And then, right, shout to Free Poo Shiesty, Big 30. Free Poo Shiesty. You know, hopefully, you know, they work out the situation, right? Now, I'm thinking in my mind that when I heard him say shout-out to Yo Gotti on there, I felt like he wasn't messing with Gucci, you know what I'm saying, at that point. But the allegations, we heard the allegations three months ago, you know, and now the feds come sweeping in, right? Yep. So it's kind of crazy. And then we thought he was going to sign to Yo Gotti. Remember he had the record with Glowrilla. Shout to Glowrilla. You know, she's one of the best female rappers out there.
5:58Tony Yayo:He had the record with Glowrilla. We don't see the record with Glowrilla no more. There was a cease and desist. You know what I mean? On that record, there had to be something, you know. But I'm quite sure Atlantic is not going to let Gucci, man, lose one of the biggest guys to have Poo Shiesty with the biggest record FDO on the billboards and making all this money. I don't think they was going to let that deal happen. I mean, they couldn't stop it. Atlanta couldn't stop it. No, but he was still signing Gucci, what I'm saying. I know, but then he was out the contract. No, he wasn't out the contract until.
6:29I mean, once Poussat made him, yeah. Allegedly, he might have been out the contract forcefully,
6:35Tony Yayo:but it popped up three months ago. But honestly, the feds have nothing. They have no video. They have no weapons. I guess they just got these guys' statements, allegedly, right? They got statements and they got a couple of pictures that dude's doing a gram with some watches, which is irrelevant. You know what I'm saying? I know people disappointed in Gucci, man. I'm disappointed in Gucci. I mean, people look at— I know people disappointed in Gucci and it's looking bad. Like, all the shit he promoted and on that record how he's trying to act like, so what? Like, he's pressing charges, like, you still signed to me, so what?
7:11And all that. I don't know. That shit is whack. Yeah, that shit is whack.
7:15Tony Yayo:And you're still signed to me? Yeah, whack. That's whack to me, man. I mean, that's how a lot of people feel. They feel like it's not a diss record. It's a snitch record. But, I mean, you got to put this in mind, no, Merck. He's a businessman now. He got a family. His wife, Keisha Kior, you know, she says she controls a lot of the business. So I think it was more of a business. Gucci rep for the streets. He had a lot of them young boys crashing out, man. Yeah, the streets love him, but he's changed. It's not the same Gucci as before. And I think people got to understand that. It's not the same Gucci.
7:46What do you think about it?
7:47Tony Yayo:I feel like it's not the same Gucci as before. I think he's turning into a civilian. And he looks at it as like business. Like, okay, my ring costs$50 ,000. I got to report that to insurance. My watch is probably$100 ,000. I got to report that to insurance. So what you tell insurance companies? And then what do you tell Atlantic when you sign, you know, the biggest artist in the world, Pusheisty, over to Yo Gotti to get him? Gucci supposed to take it to the streets Gucci, Gucci supposed to take it to the streets I mean that's what people That's what the whole world is saying You know what I'm saying Yeah he supposed to take it to the streets The whole world is saying You're supposed to take it to the streets Keep it in the streets Gucci Keep it in the streets man That's what the whole world is saying Cause I see some interviews with him Talking about how he would never Never ever ever snitch And I feel you So he supposed to Stick to that man But do you agree this is a new Gucci man?
8:39I mean obviously I mean, obviously shit.
8:43Tony Yayo:He's looking at it on a business standpoint where, like I said, his ring was taken allegedly, right? That was supposed to be$50 ,000. The watch was taken allegedly. That was whatever. He's got a lot of jewelry, whatever. The thing that make it bad, I think, is the song. If he didn't do the song and we didn't make a statement that's out there, like a statement. But his paperwork floating around with his name on it. You even had the FBI director say they got statements from him. I think you should have just kept it quiet, like you said. Just kept it quiet because it's definitely hurting his image out there.
9:17Tony Yayo:And Gucci is like a legend in the South. Definitely. A lot of rappers was mad. Finesse two times. Honeycomb, Brazy. A lot of rappers was like, yo, you my hero. Him and Boosie. Yeah. So, you know, I even think Boosie said something. I think, yeah, Boosie said like shaking my head. Boosie said something. I know Boosie disappointed. Yeah. The whole South is definitely, definitely, definitely upset. But there's a lot of static, man. There's a lot of drama in the rap game, man. What you feel about the Offset TJ thing? Free Poo Siisty, man. I just want to say that again, man. Free Poo Siisty and Big 30, man.
9:50Word up, man. You know what I'm saying? FDO record is going crazy right now. We bumping that all day on this side, man.
9:54Tony Yayo:Definitely. Definitely. FDO is definitely the top record. But what you feel about Offset and Lil TJ? Hip-hop ain't going crazy right now, right? Yeah. Yeah. The culture's going crazy. We ain't even hit the summer yet. And it's just been, even in the rap game, the streets have been crazy. You know what I'm saying? I see Offset was back in the casino after being shot. Offset was just, what was he, just at Coachella? He was just at Coachella with DJ Who Kid. Shout to DJ Who Kid. I don't think he got shot in the hip. I think he got shot in the leg because he seems like he's moving pretty good. You get shot in the hip, you ain't going to be moving like that.
10:31Tony Yayo:Shout out to Offset with a very speedy, speedy recovery. Yep. It said Lil TJ came out the courtroom looking like a young Tupac. Yeah. He wanted to show the bullet wounds.
10:44Tony Yayo:He wanted to show the bullet wounds and all that. But for me, I would have just kept my mouth shut because I'm quite sure my lawyer Scott Lehman would have said, keep your mouth shut because we got to remember these casinos are federal, ladies and gentlemen. It's a fed case. Let's just keep that in mind. It's federal. I think he called Offset a rat, right? He said something like, Offset said... And let me tell you, these casinos are not trying to hear people getting shot in front of their venues. That's going to be a big case, and you'll see. Offset was back in there a couple days later. I wonder if they cleared his debt that he had.
11:18No, they cleared his debt.
11:19Tony Yayo:Come on, his debt is cleared, and they gave him probably a$10 million credit line, man. That'd be good for him, man. He ain't going to sue. You think Offset going to sue? Because he's liable to sue, but he's not going to sue. They probably going to give him a nice 10-minute, 10 million credit line and, you know, wipe out what he owes, supposedly, in them Texas that we've seen. You know, but I think gambling anyway is just a crazy habit. You know what I'm saying? When you're getting a lot of money, you know, gambling could definitely affect your pockets. I'm not a big gambler. I gamble a here and there, but I'm not a big gambler.
11:50Tony Yayo:But the money that dudes be losing is crazy. You know, house money, car money, I think that's when it gets a little ridiculous. I think I've seen something where the officer said he ain't bust nothing either. like me and a little tease there. So I don't think Offset going right. I think Offset going right. No, Offset not telling. Offset seems like he's keeping it 100%. 100 % sure. Offset is not telling. Offset is not saying anything. Yeah, I respect that. Offset is not saying anything. I totally agree with that. You know what I'm saying? See what I'm saying, Gucci? All right, well, what do you feel about the Offset thing, though?
12:21Tony Yayo:You feel like it's going to be more drama later down the line? You feel like it's going to be more static? Well, it started because he supposedly owe a little TJ some money, right? Yeah, 10 bands He owe him some bread Then I seen somebody else say, owe him some money too I think it was Dez Bryant or one of them One of these football players I don't know, man I think it's going to keep going They've been having a little beef for a minute But as long as they ain't in the same spot We just got to worry about the feds Because that's definitely going to be a federal case Trust me, the casino is not letting that go So you'll hear more about that in the future because once you're on a casino and you have a weapon, any kind of gun in a casino, that's federal.
13:00Tony Yayo:You know, you can hardly smoke in a casino. You know. As long as everybody keep their mouth shut, though. And the cameras don't be too clear all the time. Just keep your mouth shut, man, and everything should be okay. Definitely, man. Yo, I got to give a rest in peace shout-out to my man Stubby. Rikers Island, we got to do a little better. Had a heart attack on the island. Rest in peace to my man Stubby from Southside. And rest in peace to my man Ricky. You know what I'm saying? Shout-out to Ricky, man. And the violence, let's try to keep the violence to a minimum. It's not even summertime yet.
13:27Tony Yayo:Rest in peace, my man Ricky, man. But on another note, we got to shout out Aunt the Ladies, man. Oh, yeah, Aunt the Ladies, man. We got to shout out Chris Brown. We got to shout out Usher for the biggest fucking tour that's coming out. Hopefully we can get some tickets away on the show or something like that. Definitely. For the biggest tour that is coming, man. What do you think about that? Usher and Chris Brown, you know that's the biggest tour. I think that's going to be fucking crazy, man. That's going to be crazy. It's just in the States, so they're taking it overseas, too. They're going to take it overseas, I think, the first three months.
13:59Tony Yayo:I think they start in June or July, and I think until November. Okay. So they're going to be doing half the year. I think that's going to be crazy. I think the ladies are going to definitely love that. The ladies, you think? I think a lot of fellas are going to be upset that they're ladies for going out. But I think they're going to definitely turn up. I don't think so. I think a lot of fellas are going to come out because they know the beautiful women is going to be there. So I think it's going to be more people to come out. Didn't Chris Brown just have a married lady on stage and the husband was looking all crazy on the sideline?
14:31Tony Yayo:Yeah, well, he definitely was upset about that. Shout to him because I don't even know how he... And he got back with her, too. Oh, okay, okay. You know, it was Chris Brown. Of course. So I guess he was okay with it. Crazy. Was a little crazy, but shout to him. Yeah, that's going to be a crazy tour, though, man. Yeah, Chris Brown and Usher, man. You know, hopefully we have some... What they calling a tour? You know the name of it? I don't know. Adam, what's the name of the tour? They just announced an R &B tour. They didn't officially give it a name. Okay, copy, copy. Definitely. Hopefully they bring R &B back, man.
14:58Talking about shows, I see Kanye West just standing there, got denied for going into the whole Europe or something like that. Yeah, he got denied.
15:05Tony Yayo:The government refused permission for Kanye West, now known as Ye, to travel to the UK backlash to his plan set at London on Festival this summer. London Festival this summer, excuse me. For several years, West has caused outrage and a string of anti-Semitic and racist and pro-Nazi comments. So in a statement, Wireless Festival said it's canceled. Refunds will be issued to all ticket holders and added multiple stakeholders have been consulted ahead of booking West. And no concerns were highlighted at the time. Anti-Semitism in all forms, how I say that, abhorrent. and we recognize the real personal impact these issues have had.
15:52Wow, man. Wow. Damn.
15:55Tony Yayo:Wow, man. Wow, Kanye. So Ye can't get no more money in the U.K. Wow, Kanye. It's all over. No more shows for you, man. It's a wrap. He just made a bunch of money in L.A. No more shows. When you got big companies like Wireless Festival backing out, the U.K., you can't come to Europe. You can't be You can't spew hate And think that You're gonna be able To survive out here With all these companies It's fucked up You know what I'm saying Everybody should be Treated equal You shouldn't put that Bad energy out there All I'm saying is That's everybody's Favorite artist But at this point When you hear stuff like that Like we giving tickets back We don't care We don't want them in the UK That's crazy And everybody loves To go overseas And go UK And he's not having The opportunity to Make his brand big As it was It's a rap So he just had The show in LA Correct That was sold out Right And where else They say he's able To do arenas at Because they say He's banned from The Garden too As well Correct Never at the Garden Barclays I think he was at USB What's that USB-S Arena I think he was at But we talking About the UK Right now That's a big You know Big market Not for you To be on And then you don't Have these big companies Backing you because they don't want to sponsor the show with all the anti-Semitic stuff you're saying.
17:15Tony Yayo:That's why you can't spew hate out there. Know what I'm saying? You got to be good, man. Be humble and get your money. It's fucked up, Kanye, but shit. Damn, yeah. Wish I had your money and opportunities. For real, that's how I feel about it. I don't feel sorry for nobody. Shit, if I had the opportunity to be in the place you went, I wouldn't spew hate. So you don't feel sorry for you? Nah, because there's Jewish people out there that was buying the sneakers. is there's Indian people that was buying the sneakers. Black people, all racists was buying the sneakers. So once you start hating towards people that's fucking spending money on you, you shouldn't be hating anyway, just in all actuality, but, because it's not being humble, it's not being a good person.
17:57Tony Yayo:That shit fucked you up. Nobody's bigger than the program, brother. Yeah, I agree. Damn, man. So why would I feel sorry for him? He got way more money than me, way richer than me. I'm not hating or nothing, but shit, If I was in that opportunity, I would do something to better people and make the community better or do stuff where you're not spewing hate. You're doing something good. Positive yay right here. This is the positive yay. The other yay, I don't know. Listen, I wouldn't even say. It's just common sense. You're blessed with all this money to help everybody in the community and you want to spew hate instead?
18:32Tony Yayo:It's common sense. But they said it was the drugs. It was the drugs. Man, you can't make an excuse for nothing when you out here on these fucking platforms and you fucking going crazy. You don't think it had nothing to do with the drugs, V.A.? I don't know, man. I know if it was you, I would be saying you're stupid. If you fucked up the Yeezy deal, you know what I'm saying? I'll be calling you stupid if you did that shit. Yeah, and it's not even being stupid. It's being ignorant, too. Sometimes you can't have money and think you bigger than God, brother. It don't work like that. You know what I'm saying?
19:02Tony Yayo:We came a long way, even to the point we at. I'm happy with what I have now. I might not make billions. Everybody's not going to make billions in life and get to the spots with Kanye and Jay-Z. But I would say one thing. People do say mental health is real. It do seem like Ye do have or was going through some mental things at the time. Okay, I understand. But, you know, so you got to give him a little bit of leeway. But if you are going to do something, then you should have somebody to say, yo, like, John Monopoly, shout to him. He's a great manager. Great management. You should have him. Yeah, you can't say that, bro.
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19:35Tony Yayo:That's what I'm saying. It's not like you beefing with somebody, you're beefing with the world. Yeah. And people is buying your product. Yeah. Duh. Yeah. Yeah, get better, man. Get better, yeah. Get better, yeah. What are we talking about now, man? What's next? There's a lot of beef, man. Let's go to the NBA Youngboy versus Detroit thing. Oh, man. All-Star Junior. Shout to Detroit. He's the defensive player of the year. they saying out there. You know what I mean? We not being federal. Everything's... He typed it out. That's what he said. You know, yeah. You could put it up on a page. He done put it out.
20:13Tony Yayo:You know... You say he's a defensive player. Yeah. The rumor is NBA 10 might be, you know, might not be able to walk again. That's a rumor. You know what I'm saying? And we know what happened in the restaurant. Y 'all seen it there. Tried to get somebody. You know what I'm saying? And it went bad. And now Detroit is on some shit. We all know what's going on, man. I watch everybody shit. Setty Nash, Dog Face, you know, academics. Everybody's talking about it right now. You know, and at the end of the day, you know, in Houston, you know, you got to stay on your ground. So if I got, you got 10 dudes on you.
20:49And that's where happened with that? Where happened with that? Houston. Okay.
20:53Tony Yayo:I forgot. What's the name of the restaurant, Eddie? Houston. I'm trying to find that out. But yeah, it was definitely in Houston, Texas. It was in Houston. And, you know, it was supposed to be over a chick with J Prince Jr. and all that. You know what I'm saying? And him and just a little back and forth. But, you know, he was there. He was saying he had nothing to do with it. You know what I mean? The internet is capped and all that. But he was there. Like, he was standing right there. You could see him video. So everybody's talking about it, you know? Two dudes got shot. Ben 10. And I think the other dude is dead end wrong or something like that.
21:25Tony Yayo:You know, hopefully praise up for them. Hopefully they get better. You know what I'm saying? But, you know, this is the streets. and you can't just run up on somebody and think you're going to jump them. And then that's NBA's crew, so they're like, yo, what are they doing there? But, you know, they being used to NBA 3. You know, everybody pretty much knows what's going on. It's a lot of street politics, but, you know, they say an all-star junior. You know, JR, right? That's T. Grizzly, man. They calling him the defensive player of the year, bro. You know what I'm saying? And he put it up, and, you know, he had a shirt, you know, unplug a nigga.
22:02Tony Yayo:It's just getting crazy back and forth. It's all out there, man. Okay. You know what I mean? So we can talk about it. We ain't trying to be federal or nothing. Oh, shit. That shit all out there. They outside. And now, you know, he, yo. Junior versus junior. Yeah. Know what I'm saying? It's junior versus junior. And, you know, I heard Poetic Flacco say, shout out to Poetic Flacco. I watch his shit, too. I heard Poetic Flacco say, you know, what did he say again? He said, yeah, this is like the rapper's stimulus package. Because he had like 296 ,000 views or 300 ,000 views of his new shit. So, you know.
22:37Tony Yayo:J.R. shout out to T. Grizzly. Shout out to J.R. allegedly. I don't want to say he was there, there, but he put it out there or whatever. You know what I'm saying? So it's just been a lot of drama, man. Oh, man. So they tried to jump him or something like that? Yeah, they tried to. You can't really see much. I'm looking at it right now. Yeah, you just see melee. Yeah, look at it. And then shots fired and all that. It's just a lot of melee. You know, but yeah, it's a lot of melee. It's a lot of pulling back and forth. You see, we don't know who's who or what's going on. That's why everything's allegedly.
23:11Then shots fired.
23:12Tony Yayo:You know, they saying that's Junior in the do-rag right there. He saying he just came from his, like, aunt's party. He wasn't coming there for that, which, you know, is understood. You know what I'm saying? It'd be like that. People think it's Cap, though, because he was standing there. You know what I'm saying? I mean, people always going to have an opinion, but he probably was. Yeah, definitely. Everybody going to have an opinion when you public property, man. So I understand. But, you know, they calling JR the defensive player of the year. I'm quite sure NBA young boy is kind of tight. And that's the JR from Detroit.
23:40Tony Yayo:They calling him the defensive player of the year. Yeah, all-star JR. Okay, copy. Remember when T. Grizzly was like, JR? Yeah, yeah. Hey, everyone. On the first day out, which was a big record. So that's him. Okay, copy. And, you know, now everybody's saying he got the rapper's stimulus package. What do you think about that? Because he actually, they trying to say he shot something and all that? Yeah, and legally. You know, in Houston, you could legally, you know. I mean, you know, I relate to shooters, so. Definitely. Shout out, shout out, shout out to the shooters. Detroit. JR, Detroit. I can respect the shooter.
24:10He good in my book. That's all good. I ain't mad at him. Definitely. Shit happens.
24:13Tony Yayo:I'm not mad. I'm happy the kid that got shot didn't die. They say he going to live. I see something like that. They say where he's going to live. Yeah, he said, if you listen to the song, he said, you took my jewelry to the hospital. Oh, shit. So it's like disrespect. You know how you disrespectful. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Motherfuckers, you get disrespectful on records. I could appreciate your disrespect. So you got to listen to the record because the record was like, yo, listen, man. You took my jewelry, but you went to the hospital with it, and now he's at the jewelry store buying new jewelry. So he ain't hiding shit.
24:43Okay, copy.
24:44Tony Yayo:He ain't, you know what I mean? He ain't hiding shit. Copy. You know, listen, a wise man once told me, shout to Trick Trick and shout to Danny Brown, whatever you take from Detroit is always coming back to Detroit. Them niggas don't play out there. And I'm just going to keep it real. And niggas don't play anywhere. You know, NBA Youngboy crew was kind of mad at academics, too. It was mad at academics for, you know, he did the interview with Dogface. Shout to Dogface, always watching shit from Detroit. definitely got some dope shit, dope content. He's one of the next guys coming up, like I was saying before.
25:22Tony Yayo:And they was kind of mad at academics, some of the NBA Youngboy crew. Well, one of them, you know, Edden will pull up the video. But now, All-Star Junior that we just popped up and shouted to Edden. He just found the defensive player of the year. And he got a$10 ,000 Ben 10 challenge. Oh, my God. Laying on the floor. Play it. Laying on the floor. Just lay down smooth like this. Shaking. I told you.
25:53Man.
25:59Tony Yayo:That's crazy. Damn.
26:06Damn.
26:07Tony Yayo:All-Star. Damn. The best BNT challenge, man. Fuck it. $20 ,000 BNT challenge. Oh, shit. That nigga giving$20 ,000 to the best BNT challenge? Sheesh. $20 ,000 for the best BNT challenge. BNT get better. We ain't got nothing to do with this. We just reporting because we the real report. And All-Star Junior, yo, defensive player of the year. Shout out to Detroit. Detroit. You know what I'm saying? Shit is getting crazy about a day. It's not even summer yet It's not even summer yet, Murk I might have to do an early wrap up with all this shit going on Yeah, definitely, you might have to do an early wrap up, man What the fuck is going on out there, motherfucker, man But listen, they just gave this guy a defensive player You know what I'm saying, other year Shout out to Detroit Detroit niggas, we know about it, it's grimy out there You know what I mean?
26:55Tony Yayo:So what we gonna talk about now? Des Dior Mayweather, man Oh, man Man, go to the footage, man That said she was going crazy She don't play when it come to Jay the waiter, man You know we usually don't talk about the females on the show getting a girl business. Shout out to the females. I mean, the way girls was getting knocked out left and right, man, it was crazy. They definitely call it Jada or, I mean, Des Dior. They call her Mayweather right now. Definitely. And, you know, nobody had no scratches on their face. I think Mayweather's daughter even just shouted her. Yeah, Mayweather's daughter shouted out too.
27:25Tony Yayo:Shout out to the Mayweather family. You know what I'm saying? Her daughter shouted. Yo, but, yeah, I mean, you know, it was a good fight, I think. you know, was on and popping. Actually, it was Mariah. Security guard had Jada choked up and shit, man. Like the dude had his hand all around her neck, man. Security definitely might be fired, but, you know, it was a whole lot of melee. As you can see, it just popped off. I know shit probably happened too fast, but all I saw was his hand around her neck. Yeah, they held their ground. It got broken up. Jada was looking a little crazy. Yeah, but if you see the initial fight right here, though, you know, shorty stepped on.
27:59Tony Yayo:She swing right back. She doing her thing. And then here comes Dez Mayweather, boy, in the white. And then, you know, when you got your back turned, somebody could easily grab your back. Of course. Security should have been behind her. So security definitely needs to get fired for that one. Yeah, yeah. God damn. Security's supposed to be on her, like on her back. So if it did pop, he could have slapped the girl away and then, you know, and fucking, you know, had the girl back. Because she's fighting the girl that supposedly was fucking with the baby first. Oh. You know, that shit been going on all the time.
28:33Tony Yayo:You know all the females talk about that shit, man. You know what I'm saying? So, you know, us guys, we hear that shit through passing. But there's been a little drama there. But definitely went viral. And, you know, shout out to Dez Mayweather. She went crazy on it. Definitely copping her album when it dropped. I think she just dropped the record, too. Definitely. Well, I'm definitely going to cop the album, man. She's definitely artist of the week now. Dez Dior, you artist of the week on the show. You heard. For real. man. What you feel about Remy Freestyle? Freestyle was crazy. Everybody shout to Remy Martin.
29:09Tony Yayo:She got a freestyle. It's fucking killing the streets right now. Shout to Fat Joe, the whole terror squad. Joe and Jada, we need y 'all on the show too, man. Definitely do, man. We definitely got to do that, man. Definitely do. Make sure y 'all catch Joe and Jada on Netflix, man. Y 'all lock in with our boys. They made it happen for us. Those are our people, man. So lock in with them, man. Definitely. And yo, we going to start doing our giveaways too. Who was the person that we gave the giveaway to that they didn't get in? I think their name was Alive Through You. Alive Through You on YouTube.
29:37Tony Yayo:What do you mean they didn't get it? They didn't. Well, we haven't hit us back. They haven't hit us back. So what we're going to do now is, Ledjet Lenny, Alive Through You, if you don't get this gift, these ASAP Rocky Shade glasses soon, we got to give it to somebody else. Instead of us going through YouTube, we're going to go to everybody that comments on the Real Report page. Comment on the Real Report page, and you have a chance to win these ASAP Rocky Ray-Ban glasses that are fire. Yeah. So make sure now, instead of going to YouTube because it's hard to find y 'all, we're going to do it through Instagram.
30:11Tony Yayo:You know what I'm saying? I like that, man. Yeah, man. I like that, man. Definitely, man. We're going to give away. We're going to give away. Give back, man. That's what it's about, man. A lot of you. Stop playing. Holler, man. A lot of you is playing around. Oh, Jay Electronica. You seen him crash out? Who's booing me? Who's booing me? Oh, for real? Shout out to Jay Electronica, man. That's my guy, too, man. I fuck with him, man. Yeah, I fuck with Jay Electronica, man. Yeah, somebody was booing him. He stopped the show, went in the crowd, and looked for the guy and was like, just going crazy on him.
30:36Tony Yayo:You know what I'm saying? Well, he wanted that smoke. Yeah, that's what I'm talking about. Yeah, he wanted all that smoke, man. That's my guy. Yo, play the footage, man. Go crazy. Who's booing me? Who's booing me? I wonder what state he was in doing that, man. Coward. Because you won't boo in my face. Oh. I'm still going to stand on my flag. Coward. Coward? He called him a coward and all that. Shout out to Jay Electronica, man. I mean, they were still rocking with him. I think he could have kept the crowd rocking. You know, one guy doesn't stop the show. So, I mean, you know, it's crazy what he did, but, yo, I'm not mad at him.
31:08Tony Yayo:Fuck it. Shout out to him. He walked in the crowd looking for the person that booed him. Would y 'all have handled the situation just like that? I don't think I would have handled a situation like that because, you know, I was trained under the G-Unit 50 Cent regime. I've been doing shows with him since How to Rob. So mindset I got from him, he don't care if it's one person or 300 people or 300 ,000 people or 80 ,000 people. So, I mean, you know, one person just ruins the whole show for everybody because you stopped the show in the middle of everything. He went in the crowd. Nah, I don't think I would have did that.
31:44Tony Yayo:You know what I'm saying? I would tell security to get him out of here and do it like that or kind of leave it alone because then it takes the show. the show goes down the thing about doing performances is you never want the crowd to go down you know what I'm saying you want the crowd to always be up in spirit so for me I wouldn't have stopped it the music keep the music going you know what I mean just like I need them Chris Brown and Usher tickets from Live Nation and holla at me you need something for the show too man definitely what else we talking about who else beefing Gucci was beefing Pooh Shasty Offset and TJ Even the girls Are beefing Gucci went all sad Who else And I don't want Everybody feeling like People be bashing On the whole Atlanta Because it's solid niggas In Atlanta You know what I mean It's official niggas In Atlanta Shout out to the whole Atlanta It's just the rappers You can't When somebody It's the rappers It's you rap niggas From Atlanta That's making Atlanta Look crazy But it's official niggas And real niggas In Atlanta But it's just It seems like the rappers From Atlanta Is looking real suspect Right now Y 'all niggas looking Too friendly with the police In that making statement This is the way I see it.
32:53Tony Yayo:I feel like these guys made enough money just to say I'm a civilian now. Nah, fuck all that. No. You can't make all that money off of rapping the streets and talking the streets. You encouraging niggas to do shit and now you're a civilian? I feel what you're saying. Niggas are going to still write the music, but hearing what I'm saying is you went out like a damn crash dummy and you still signed to me? That sounds like a civilian now. That sounds like. Yeah, but that's corny though. I'm not saying it's not corny. You're not understanding what I'm saying. I'm just saying you got to see these guys' points.
33:26Tony Yayo:Can I see that? I can't see his point. If a nigga rat that used to be repping the streets. I'm not saying I see their points. I see how they feel. They civilians now. Me and you is not civilians. We going to forever have beef with niggas or whatever it may be. I'm not saying me and you. I'm not saying what they say is doing right. But what I'm saying to you In their mind Let me see that We still sharing blunts We gotta We gonna bring a pound in here We just be sharing Cause we just be Seeing in the comments Y 'all still sharing We usually have our Dolo polos My brother sometimes You know when it's here I roll He don't know how to roll up like that Nah I roll I roll good He just roll better than me So good But he never pass it He gonna pass it Ain't nothing left He gonna give me He gonna give me some shit Niggas be like Yo he passed that trying to style on a nigga what the fuck is this now what we just talk about nah niggas gotta keep it street man niggas gotta keep it street man they gotta keep it street man this is what I'm saying to you guys I'm not saying don't keep it street I'm gonna keep it street forever I'm saying to you that Gucci man was a hero to the streets but when you do a record like that you know in your mind you're not gonna be that hero to the streets You know if you make a statement You ain't gonna be the hero to the streets So his shit is Fuck that I'm making 24 million off Poo Shiesty Fuck that You went out like a crash dummy You still sign to me?
34:57Tony Yayo:Cause I look at it like this If it happened three months ago Allegedly with the guns and all that He made him sign Son probably went to Yo Gotti Yo I need the bag Yo Gotti probably gave him the bag I believe Yo Gotti He need it right now He not He need an artist He don't need the money Yo here's two million Boom He gets the money Do a record with Glorilla Gucci game tight now Center cease and desist On the Glorilla record And yo We gotta have the meeting For me If I was Gucci man And you want some civilian timing Zoom them crazy Memphis niggas If that's the case Like if you knew the Scar family and all that So allegedly was tight The sister said something You wanted the chain back One of the chain backs crazy too Yeah that was crazy I mean to me But for me if you felt Funny Maybe cause this nigga On house arrest He might not go crazy But you heard what What Pooh Shiesty said Grandma told me Keep the grass low The whole time I'm the snake I'm the snake Come on man You heard my boy Nigga say that in the round You heard my boy You better think twice Come on man Free Pooh Shiesty You gotta think twice You gotta think twice bro Nigga said Them teardrops Is played out Get your favorite Bullet on your face Yeah cause Everybody like real shit But let's look at The track record right Poo Shiesty blew up in 2020, the same year he robs and shoots the weed man.
36:18Tony Yayo:Allegedly, yeah. In the McLaren. Allegedly, he did time, nigga. What you talking about? I'm just saying, man. He ain't fighting for us. Then, allegedly, shoots inside a club in 2021. Security. He got locked up for that, right? Then, he had five years in 2022. In 2025, he was released early. And then, he had FDO. And now, he's allegedly locked back up for robbing Gucci. Gucci, you got to drop the charges, man. You got to drop the charges, and you got to convince everybody that was with your team who was in there that's pressing charges to drop them charges, man. You can't do the young boy like that, man.
36:55You can't do that shit, Gucci. Yo, listen, good for them.
36:57Tony Yayo:There's no video. Yeah, man, you can't do that shit. Drop them charges, Gucci. There's no video out there. There's not a lot of evidence against them. Don't do that to the young boy, man. You know, maybe they could cop a good plea because the kidnapping charge alone holds mad time. You being a felon, the gun charge hold mad time. You know, people saying you could face like 30, 25. I know you don't want that for them, Gucci. You from the streets. You don't want to see Poo Seicy doing no 25, 30 years, man. Drop the charges and y 'all niggas figure out the paperwork, man. I'm going to be honest with you.
37:29Just drop the charges. I'm going to be honest. Go get everybody in your team to drop the fucking charges.
37:33Tony Yayo:Listen, I'm going to be honest with you. We had the other guys with him. I think those were more The cooperators But he did put a statement Allegedly He put a statement In the record too Allegedly But on the song Definitely was bad On the record Crash Dummy Was kind of like a statement Cause you know Kind of is a statement Somebody thought it was A business meet And all this That nigga was on there Doing some stuff But that might not be able To be used in court But they gonna try I would see them trying To use that song in court But what I'm saying is I definitely Well if he did the song Can you see him on the stand?
38:04It's looking like You need to put a cease and desist on that record, Gucci. You put one on the Poo Seisty and Glorilla record. You need to put one on that. This is the question.
38:13Tony Yayo:You hear in the record, do you think Gucci, man, will take the stand? He might. That's crazy. It's possible. He's looking at his name and all type of statements. The Fed people say he gave statements. He gave statements on record. I don't know, Gucci. Just double back, man. Let Poo Seisty out, man. Y 'all figure out the paperwork, man. I mean, he put out the song already. You can't. What do you mean? He could double back, man. He could get 50-50 love. If niggas be like, oh, okay. I mean, he might not. Gucci, double back on it. Double back on that shit, Gucci. Don't go out like that, man. Listen, when the feds subpoena you, your lawyer could definitely get it stopped.
38:50Tony Yayo:You know what I'm saying? I've been subpoenaed before. You know what I'm saying? So I know, you know, by the feds. And I know you can get it stopped. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, Gucci, don't go out like that, man. But certain, the feds do put pressure. That's why I said, like, with Lil TJ and that, going back to that situation, you're on a federal fucking place, reservation. It's federal. I seen Jeezy put up a video not too long ago, like life is good. I know Jeezy feeling good right now. Kept his silence, stand up. All that shit. Shout out to Jeezy right now, man. Just want to shout out to Jeezy, man.
39:24Tony Yayo:I think it's really hurting Gucci right now on the streets because he just did the verses. What year was that? That was two years ago, three years ago? And you were saying, you know, Dig up your dead man. So people look at you as the fucking streets, as the nigga that caught a body. Yeah. And you know. Can't do that. From the South. Because we can't take nothing from Gucci Man, Brick Squad, shout out to Waka, Free Frenchie. Like they didn't have hits. Shout out to Waka. That's my dog. Waka was good, boy. That versus was six years ago, by the way. The versus was six years ago. But still people, put it like this.
39:56Tony Yayo:Right. Dipset and D-Block was the biggest versus. And Gucci and Jeezy was the biggest versus. So Gucci got the pressure Up the streets You never Like you said He wasn't supposed to do that Can't do that man You know And I seen Like a days later He was like He's signing an artist For two million I don't know I'm not saying The artist won't Or will But yeah Street credibility Does hold a lot of weight In this game Yeah it's over for Gucci If he go out like that It's over for Gucci man Yeah I mean With the song alone Do you think He's not saying It's over now Yeah it is It's over for him now And I like Gucci man man that's fucked up.
40:34Tony Yayo:Like, he's a lot of dudes heroes. I had a record with Gucci. I got my record back fast. Word. Like, two days later, I called Boosie, got a record from Boosie two days later. Called Yo Gotti, got Yo Gotti, got a record with them, got a record with Waka. Shit was done fast. Like, that's why I never, I like the damn South niggas the way they work. They work ethic, but Gucci, you got a whole catalog and a whole career and I feel like this one song just damaged everything. Yeah. That shit crazy. Yeah. There's no way for him to recover from this? I don't think so, bro. An open case and you rapping about it?
41:09Tony Yayo:I could see if you know if the case wasn't there. Even if the case wasn't there and you rapped about it and we had to think about it, it wouldn't be that bad. But the case is right there. Right when they get locked up, like two days later, the record is out? Sucker shit, man. Because remember, this robbery was supposed to happen three months ago. The feds didn't have nothing. You know? They got a lot of so-called shit. But with the record, yeah, their lawyers can fight and say, you know, that's not, we ain't count, you can't count that in court. Their lawyers can fight the record, but the feds definitely want to use that record.
41:47Yeah, and if these niggas giving statements and all type of shit like that, man, these niggas is locked up now behind the statements these niggas gave.
41:52Tony Yayo:At the end of the day, I just feel like it's fucked up regardless to what, because Pooh Shiesty and Big 30 and them, they had Chopper Gang, They had a, you know, bright careers. They was the next guys to come. And it's just another rapper in jail. You know what I'm saying? It might be facing, you know, a lot of time when it's like, yo, you the money. You protect the money. Remember, his pops got locked up, too. So it's like you being his pops, you supposed to be like, nah, we can't do business like that if that's what happened. Yeah. Allegedly. But I feel like he's not even supposed to be in this situation.
42:26Tony Yayo:You know what I'm saying? Not with a record like FDO out. Nah. This shit is calling you, man. Free Poo Shiesty, man. Free Poo Shiesty, free Big Dirty, free all their co-defendants. Word up, man. I know, but, you know, like I said, are rappers turning into civilians now after a certain amount of money? Because that's what it's seeming like. Rappers are turning into civilians. Business is business. You heard them on The Breakfast Club say, Keisha Keohan handle all the business. So you already know. Nah. Yeah, she can handle your business, but you don't lose your street. You don't lose your street.
42:58I understand.
42:59Tony Yayo:I'm not, listen, I'm not arguing with that. I'm just explaining to you that if Keisha Keoh, his wife, handles all the business, right? She said that on a breakfast club. Like, yo, he's not mentally stable. I handle all his stuff. Sometimes, you know, medication. She said all that? He's not mentally stable? She was saying a lot of stuff on breakfast club, right? Let me finish. Because you make me lose my train of thought every time you do that. I know she said he's mentally stable. She says anything that gets signed or any business has to go through her. You can look that up, Eddie. Any business, any contract has to go through her.
43:33Tony Yayo:You think she's thinking about beef shit in business? If she handles all of the finances and the paperwork with him doing deals, right? Legally. Of course she's going to say, I'm going to put my family over a fucking pooh shiesty. And you know what? I want my ring back because my ring costs$50 ,000. That watch costs$100 ,000. We're going to claim that on insurance. They're supposed to go get it back in blood, man. I feel you. From Seisty Voice. He's not, we're not talking about Gucci. That situation happened with Gucci. You bringing Keisha in it. You're not letting me finish. And that's cool you bringing Keisha in it.
44:07But even though she handled the business, he's the man, yeah? That's the man.
44:11Tony Yayo:I understand, but you're not. That's Gucci, man. Listen, I'm not arguing with you. You act like I'm siding with what you're saying. Oh, I'm saying that's Gucci. I'm telling you, hey, this is what he's not understanding. If his girl is saying he's not stable, he was on medication or whatever. It was revealed that he has a mild case of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. Okay, there you go, right? She, on paper, handles all the business, right? Edin is a civilian, right? Now, Edin, you're a civilian, right? I'm a big civilian, yeah. Yes, you're a civilian, right? Yeah. Now, if your wife handles all the business because your shit mentally ain't right, and something like this allegedly happens with a robbery and jury and forcing them to sign a contract, Like, she's not thinking about them niggas.
44:57Tony Yayo:She's thinking about her family. Her name ain't in the paperwork. In these police statements, her name ain't in that paperwork? I know her name ain't in the paperwork. I'm not blaming her. Of course, she's not thinking about that. But what I'm saying is, who do you think is swaying his mind to being a new Gucci if you're a civilian? Oh, no, this is business. We're going to make money off him. That's why he's saying, yo, you went out like a crash dummy. You still signed to me? I want to be like Birdman in Cash Money? You're repeating these lyrics too much for me You act like I like the record I'm not feeling He sound like a civilian You can't sound like a civilian after being a gangster For 20 some years Because some street shit happened to you That's what I'm saying Some street shit happened to this nigga Now he want to sound like a civilian And now niggas want to try to push the narrative on some Keisha shit Him or whoever they trying to say Keisha making them do it Nah that nigga doing some sucker shit Look, I'm not saying nobody's making him do it, right?
45:53Tony Yayo:I'm just telling you that in the real world, you have street shit, and you have people that don't care about that shit. Yeah. She's a person that obviously don't care about that shit. She made him not care about that shit. That's what I'm saying, because if his niggas was around, right? If his niggas was around, they would have told him, nah, you can't do that. His niggas obviously ain't around, because they say 87 % of men that have a girlfriend forget about their friends. That nigga ain't got his friends around. She's in his ears saying, duh, duh, duh, duh, duh. So you know the narratives. She's on the breakfast club saying, yo, I run this.
46:29Tony Yayo:I run that. I signed the business. He's not mentally straight to do it. This time's where I had to do stuff. He went to the hospital. This time's where I had to sign contracts. I keep it going. She's saying, fuck these niggas. We want our money. There's no narrative I'm just telling you Well he went and signed Them statements It's looking like They got poo And I'm not agreeing Look And I'm not agreeing With that at all He went and laid Them vocals down She ain't laid Them fucking vocals Down in that studio No she was in the studio Putting them battery in the back Them vocals you just spit All that shit there All that Whatever the fuck he said I wasn't All that That she said All I'm trying to say Is she ain't She ain't say those She ain't say those lines She ain't say those fucking lines He went in that studio and wrote them lines.
47:14She ain't his ghostwriter. So that nigga thought of all that sucker shit to say on them records and said that shit. That's all I'm saying, brother. Is he did some sucker shit. And even if she got in his head, fuck all that. I'm just saying because I don't like when sucker shit happen like that. And I feel bad for Pooh Seisty and Big 30 and all them niggas and all them niggas that Gucci misled. You know how many niggas that nigga misled for these years I had out here banging and doing all this street shit, selling drugs, killing niggas and doing all this crazy shit and now he a rat, now he a civilian because his bitch, because his niggas ain't around.
47:48Get the fuck out of here, man. Gucci a sucker. That shit he did was some sucker shit, nigga. And ain't no excuse for his girl now, his niggas ain't around. Now he was out here having niggas going crazy. He went in that record. His girl ain't right there wrecking for him. His girl ain't right there wrecking for him. His girl ain't right there wrecking for him.
48:06Tony Yayo:You gotta let me talk, brother. You been talking. You gotta let me talk. I'm talking. I'm getting my point out right now. You was just talking. However, I'm expressing myself. I'm expressing it, brother. Let me talk, though, my nigga. You just talk for 10 minutes straight. It's my turn. I'm telling you. I'm telling you. I'm telling you the shit that Gucci did. I'm telling you the shit that Gucci did. I'm telling you the shit that Gucci did, nigga, was some suckers shit. I don't condone that either, nigga. And you trying to tell me something. I'm telling you. I don't give a fuck about that. No, I'm telling you.
48:30All I'm trying to say is that nigga had niggas out here wailing for years. That nigga did some suckers shit, nigga. And I just said I agree with you, nigga. That's it. Calm down. You screaming in the camera right now. Calm down. I don't want to scream in the camera. I'm talking. I don't have to calm down. I'm getting my point across. You talk a lot. Now I'm talking, and I'm letting the people know how I feel about the Gucci situation. And that's how I feel about it. I don't feel there's no passes, no excuses. So I'm not going to sit up here and give you no fucking scenario about Keisha and this.
48:55And no, the nigga did some sucker shit. She don't write his lyrics. He went in that studio and laid them lyrics down himself. He wrote those bars and all that shit was some corny shit, Gucci. It was some sucker shit. And I agree. I'm not condoning nothing that.
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51:41Tony Yayo:My point is a lot of rappers are turning into civilians, like I said. I'm far from a fucking civilian, my man. Thank you. You know that. I've been through wars, nigga. More than half of these rappers in the game. Wars, nigga. All right, so stop giving me. Wars. No, I'm telling you that he's a civilian. From this point on, Gucci Man is a civilian. Okay. That's it. When he made this song, that's my point. I'm not disagreeing with what you're saying. Okay. I'm just telling you that at this point, does the song make him a fucking civilian? Yes. The whole shit is cool. It is cool. If he want to be a civilian, cool.
52:17Tony Yayo:He can stay on the sidewalk. That's it. It's a bad look. Yes. Bad look for the coach. Yeah. Why you getting bad at me? I just need to make sure you with me. It's a bad look for you. It's a bad look. Did he disappoint you? Yes. Okay, I just need to make sure. But what I'm saying to you, if you're not mentally stable, right, and your girl is pillow-toking to you like, I'm the boss, I'm the boss, I'm the boss, I feel like that's, it's not me wrong saying I feel like that's more of her decision for her family. That's what I'm saying. That might have played a part in it. A major part. Hell yeah. Yeah, but I still feel like he got the man up at the end of the day.
52:53He was not supposed to do that.
52:55Tony Yayo:I agree with that. What did I just say? 87 % of men that have a girlfriend stop fucking with his niggas. He's married, man. And it's cool. You could be grown, fuck with your wife, but you need, you know, your nigga, your homie advisor sometimes. You got to have a crew around you, man. That's all I'm saying. I feel like that was a family decision from his wife, Keisha. And I met his wife, Keisha. Nice lady. Met Gucci. You know what I'm saying? Like, I ain't got no hate towards him. It's a fucked up decision, like you said, because niggas look at you as Mr. Gravedigger. Yes. What the fuck? Shit is whack, man.
53:25Tony Yayo:It is whack. He almost got me and you up here arguing now. I'm not arguing with you. You got excited out of nowhere. You real mad at Gucci, but I understand. You vented like, look. And let the streets down. And let the streets down. That shit fucked up the streets. I seen Honeycomb Brazy vint out. I seen Boosie vint out. I seen everybody vint out. I wanted to vint out. Shout out to my nigga Al Biel. I seen him say like, what you going to say now? I think he said that to Rallo. Yeah. And Rallo was like, yo, damn, I got to sit. He disappointed. You can't There's nothing you can say That nigga looking crazy Out here right now Even 6ix9ine had something to say Come on man Like man 6ix9ine even had something to say You know what I mean So it's like yo bro Everybody came out I understand I'm a Gucci Mane fan too You think I wasn't upset And didn't think there was a bad move But then I looked at it like Oh he turning into a civilian I'm just keeping it real That's how I looked at it Like if you make this record While these niggas are locked up For this case And you rapping about it You turned into a civilian I just need to make sure you was with me I'm not with you So now I'm a snitch nigga I'm gonna make a snitch record or a diss record I thought you would never do no shit like that This is what I'm telling you though I'm just saying like a lot of rappers Are turning into civilians They might act a certain way And put on his front Or act this way This nigga was active He was the crazy Gucci But the time when he was throwing bitches out of trucks He was really bugging He wasn't mentally stable Now he's on medication She's helping him.
54:52Tony Yayo:Baby, the insurance. All I'm saying is this, right? Your white friend's got insurance on their watches. Richard Milley's, whatever they go. They're not going to go outside until that watch is insured. If you rob Vlad TV and he call the police, he's a civilian. Ain't that wrong with that? Understand that. No, we get that. We get that. We get Vlad. Your shit ain't insured. His shit is insured. What I'm saying is he's hanging around people like that now. rich people oh man nigga done to you supposedly got you out of contract took your stuff first of all how you going to the engagement ring allegedly if it's tooken what you going to tell insurance about that with the 50 ,000 I lost it or I got robbed he got a whole lot he know how the streets go I know what you said but he got a whole street nigga got a whole lot I agree listen I agree but his wifey is handling the business for a nigga that was going through mad shit mentally and now he's fit, he's in shape, wifey been handling business, made millions while he was gone, you're going to take her advice.
55:56Tony Yayo:She could have took your money and blew it. She took your money and doubled it. So he's looking at her like, yo, she hugged me down, and that's a good woman. But for her point of view, I'm looking out for my family, allegedly if that happened. The ring got missing. Oh, call insurance, tell them they robbed you now. Watch missing. Call insurance, tell them they robbed you now. Why is that the voice? Because he supposedly made a statement to the state, not the feds. Yet, supposedly. You know what I mean? Allegedly. But allegedly, right? Sad. It's sad. Sad. And everybody's upset, and I have a reason to be upset.
56:32Tony Yayo:I got a record with him. You got a record with Gucci? No, man. I don't got a record with Gucci. And he won't now anymore. He definitely won't do that shit. I got a record with Jeezy. Shout out to my nigga Jeezy. I got a record with Future from Atlanta, who ain't do no sucker shit to. Shout out to my nigga Future. Damn. Boy. No, I love Atlanta. You can't. That's why I said I know people make it Like the whole Atlanta But it's just certain Atlanta rappers Is making niggas look crazy Because a lot of y 'all niggas Is doing bad right now That's all So it's looking crazy But shout out to Everybody from Atlanta That's keeping it solid Shout out to all Atlanta rappers That didn't do no sucker shit You know what I'm saying It's the real report man Definitely is the real report man We would never You can't never Like say a whole state Off of what one nigga did You know sometimes We get caught up in the comments It's your new nigga New York niggas You know the arguments We be having Shout out my man Big Mike Who said he snitched the most And this nigga Was a rat first And Nicky Barnes Back in the days Always got something To say yeah You can't blame A whole city For what one nigga did Or a couple of niggas did bro You know Some niggas just When you face A natural life You go on the feds And that judge say Natural life Or say a crazy number You don't know What a nigga gonna do Cause a lot of niggas Let's keep this real Let me ask you this question is just because a nigga rat, do that mean he ain't gangsta?
57:49Oh, no, you got a lot of tough rats out there.
57:51Tony Yayo:Well, there you go. I definitely know some tough rats out there that still do certain things to a nigga and all that shit, but it don't make it take away from the mistake of everything. It take away everything, your street credit, everything is tarnished, man. Your whole thing is tarnished. You got to look at that when you see Sammy the Bull. Sammy the Bull killed 19 niggas and rat it. You killed 19 people, bro. Sammy the Bull killed 19 people and told. Yeah. But he still killed 19 people not trying to glorify it but you don't know what somebody going to do in the feds when they facing natural life never coming home.
58:26Tony Yayo:They always say yo I'm gangster this gangster that. The best way is to just stay out of trouble. That's the whole thing about this whole case is Poo Shister you a rising star Big 30. Somebody got to do better. The pop's locked up. Somebody got to do better and tell them yo listen you ain't supposed to be here. You on house arrest stay in the crib because I believe they got the monitor shit. Your ankle bracelet. I had two ankle bracelets. I had one ankle bracelet from the state, one ankle bracelet from the feds. No cap. Soon as I was done with the state, fed probation gave me an ankle bracelet.
58:57Tony Yayo:Damn. And I was on point. Shout out to my lawyer, Scott Lehman, Barb Macedonia, you know, Shady. Everybody was making sure, G-Unit Records. Everybody was making sure I got home because it's not a game. I don't know. If I want to stay home and make money and take care of my family because when you look at guys like Pooh Scheister and Big 30, You got kids, you got family. A lot of people is looking forward to you helping them. Of course, man. And it's just a part of the game. So when you get locked up, you got records, but you got a catalog that's going to last if you get hit with 10, 15, God forbid, 20.
59:31Tony Yayo:Know what I'm saying? I know he's still going to eat a little bit off the... Protect the bag. I'm quite sure he's still going to make some money off his music, but I know the contract wasn't as probably fair as he wanted it to be, but I'm quite sure he's still going to be able to provide for his loved ones in some kind of way. I'm not saying... I would hope so. I'm not saying he can't. The man has seven, eight cars. You've seen his cars. The house is here and there. What I'm saying is down the line. Of course. You got to think about the money when these guys get locked up. The money that they miss.
1:00:03Tony Yayo:Rest in peace to XXX. If XX was still alive, XX got killed over$50 ,000. You know, by the time... At this time, XX would have probably made $100 million. So what I mean protect the bag is, XX, if you want a bike, yeah, they'll go get it for you. Or this guy will go get you your bike. You don't need to be outside. You can ride that somewhere in the nice neighborhood. We don't want you money and all that. I ate. You know, he was free. And rest in peace to XX, he was one of the biggest, you know, youngest artists out there. $50 ,000, he would have been worth$50 million by now. His records still sell.
1:00:40Tony Yayo:His albums, they still sell. You know what I mean? and people liked him, and they loved him. They embraced him, and he had a real fucking fan base, and I don't think$50 ,000 is worth him making$50 million in bright future. That's why the rap game is kind of fucked up, because all our artists are getting killed or going to jail, son. Yeah. Shit's crazy. Gucci, man, don't go through with the charges, man. Let Poo Systeen and Big 30 come home, man. Yeah, definitely, man. Gucci, man. Bird, man. You know, Gucci got you right. There's a way I think we're going to fix it. Yeah, you're going to try to fix this shit.
1:01:14Tony Yayo:If you're subpoenaed, I don't think we'll ever see him on the stand because now he'll really look crazy. And if you did, and now he'll go back to me saying he's a civilian now. That's it. You can be a civilian. You can be on the sidewalk. You don't got to be in the streets all the time. You can be a civilian. It's cool. Just stay over there on the sidewalk. Free pool sites ain't big dirty, man. This the motherfucking real report. But I know what you mean, though. Once you do a certain amount of shit in the street, there is no sidewalk. Yeah, you been repping all this smoking on Pookie Loke. He the reason So many motherfuckers Out here now Be talking about Smoking on their ops Yeah Versus Versus Yeah That went so viral Because of that Everybody starts smoking On their ops Because of that And now you out here Doing this sucker shit With these records Nah I can't Can't fuck with that But um Yeah man I don't know What these rappers Be thinking I don't know What's going on I know You know Motherfuckers man Just you know If you got the opportunity And you blessed Man take advantage Of it man Just a real Report Make sure y 'all Like Share and subscribe.
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Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda kick off a solo episode of The Real Report diving straight into the controversy surrounding Gucci Mane, Pooh Shiesty, and Big Scarr, reacting to the release of “Crash Dummy” and debating whether it lands as a diss record or something else entirely. The duo breaks down Gucci’s legacy, questioning if he’s still the same figure in the streets while discussing reactions from the South and voices like Zaytoven and Boosie Badazz. They also touch on the ongoing situations surrounding Offset and Lil Tjay, the realities of casino culture, and why keeping quiet can sometimes be the smartest move. The conversation shifts into music and culture headlines including the announced tour from Chris Brown and Usher, plus Kanye West being denied entry into the UK and the ongoing discussion around his mental health and public perception. Yayo and Murda continue with updates on NBA Ben10, Detroit’s influence on the rap scene, and viral moments like Jay Electronica getting boo’d, before circling back to Gucci Mane’s legacy, his past versus present image, and the bigger question of what defines authenticity in hip-hop today.
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