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25:05Tony Yayo:Yes, shout out to Fabio Foreign, I love the record. The music is dope. Yeah, I love the record. You put me on to the record. I love the record. And Chase saying, I believe the record is - I didn't get to hear it yet. I'm not going to lie. I didn't hear it yet. Nah, it's kind of dope, bro. He got something going on. I like the record. He got a choir. It's a dope video. It's visuals. Anybody giving up to God, you see what it say on my head. Child of God, right? I believe. That's a fact, man. God is good all the time, man. So God is good, and he's going in another direction, right? I'm surprised.

25:35I did not know this. Okay.

25:36Tony Yayo:Yeah, he's going in another direction. We recently seen him get baptized. You know what I'm saying? Yes. He just got baptized. Shout out to Fabio Foreign. I'm happy for him. But what was you saying? You were saying. So I think there's a problem here, right? So tell me the problem. That's what we were talking about. Yeah, let's get back to it. To me, Fabio Foreign, right? He's gone gospel, right? But I just feel like. So a lot of critics are saying now, right? Since he's went gospel, it's been GDK. I mean, they've lost all these guys, all these so-called soldiers. Rest in peace, yes. Street violence.

26:10We ain't with none of that, right? But we understand it. But we understand it. Coming from where we come from. And a lot of guys have lost their lives throughout this, right? And we commend what Fabio's doing. But it's been GDK for so long, him turning to God, does it change his ops? That's a Brooklyn murder question. Well, that's a Brooklyn murder question. Definitely want to go to Brooklyn with him. We're going to go to Brooklyn. I mean, I'll tell you one thing, right? Right? Because he found God. Don't mean other niggas found God. Yeah, don't mean that his ops might not still be on D.I.M.T.E.

26:47I agree with you. I agree with you. I'm not going to lie to you. Being that he found God, that don't mean that his ops found God or they going to feel any different about him. I feel like you still got to be on point for shit like that.

26:58Tony Yayo:Now, this is the question I got for y 'all two. Can he come back and make drill music after he does the gospel record? No. Because I like the record. No. So he can never shoot him up, bang, bang, no more. after this record. No, that's done. That's done. And music is already suffering. So no. You heard no, no. Stay got me. I didn't hear the records yet. Go get Kirk Franklin and put them on the track. I didn't hear the records yet. What do you mean? Drill Rapp is not suffering all the way. Because we might not listen to it. We might not listen to it, but I know the younger kids are still listening to it.

27:30Tony Yayo:Like I told you, I heard some shit called Breaking Bones the other day. And it was straight drill. Shoot him off, break his bones. Some crazy record. I don't know the artist, but it's a dope record. But there's still a lane for that. We just might not know all the drill rappers out there. You agree? There's a lane. He's still listening to drill. We might not listen to drill as much like that. Because he's 18. Okay, let me tell you. Let me just put that out there. He's young. He's impressionable. I got to go hear this five-year-old gospel record, man. Yeah, when you're young like that, you're going to watch that.

28:00I think it's garbage music. But I don't think he going to go back to making drill music if he's already, if he done decide to change his life, I don't think he gonna go back to making drill music like y 'all say. If he done changed his life now. You gotta stay the course. And I think the music is actually dope that he's making.

28:18Tony Yayo:The record is dope because he's telling his life in the music. So I think whenever you tell your life what's going on, you mentally, shout out to Fabio, I know a lot's been going on, locked up, all kinds of shit, rehab, whatever, so-and-so shit. Yeah, he's sober now too. I heard he's sober now, man. You know, any man that find God, yeah, you happy for him. But like you said, can you go back to the drill music? No. No. It's over. Or do you think that's what the young people want to hear right now? You think they want to hear five of your make gospel music? No. Of course not. Yeah, I think 18 and under, like him shaking his head back there.

28:56Tony Yayo:Oh, you said no? He said no. He's 18 years old. For me, I think it was a dope record. It had a lot of substance. I think it was something different for him. But your ops don't change. You're still a target. Yeah, the ops. You said GDK. But do you think that's the problem? These guys are gone. But do you think that's the problem that people don't want to hear that type of music? Like, that's the problem right there, man? Like, is that a problem? No, because you have a choice. You have a choice to listen to what you're free for. It's America, brother. Yeah. I agree. It's America. And I just think music is suffering as a whole.

29:28It is a whole. It's suffering everywhere. R &B is no longer. I'm surprised because I ain't hear about this. Nobody's supporting it, I feel like, because I didn't hear nothing about it. I didn't hear the record or nothing. They're not playing it on the radio because I must have not heard it. I don't know. I ain't see these sites posting it up.

29:42Tony Yayo:You got to go on YouTube. I caught it on YouTube. It's a real dope record. When you listen to it, I think you're going to like it because it's not like just a regular church record. It's a record, like Soulful. We got a choir. It feels almost like how Dirk had the kid singing on his record with J. Cole, which he won a Grammy for. It felt like one of them kind of records. Dope choir in the back, video was crazy, and he's more talking about his life and what he went through and how he found God. Will the Ops understand it? Hell no. The Ops, they not trying to hear that shit. They on Demon Town. So I understand what you saying, but can he go back to that kind of music or will people accept that kind of music from him?

30:23It's just crazy how I don't really hear about it. I know if it was some type of, if it was a different record, you're hearing about it. You know, the Ignorant record, the Turn Up record, something for the streets. You're hearing about it. But this record, I just, I guess I didn't hear about this.

30:35Tony Yayo:We all know negative news spreads faster. Yeah, that's what it's looking like. That's definitely what it's looking like. That's just how life it is. That's how it is. But, you know, he's doing something different. On to the next topic, though. What else? We got some substance. God bless that brother. Amen. QCP, Pierre Thomas, the legendary label owner, right? Atlanta. Y 'all know what it is, man. He had a recent heart attack. Right. Give me your thoughts on that because, you know, reports came out right away. Right, same. Yeah, yeah, that was definitely negative. The family put a statement out there.

31:08Tony Yayo:Shout to QCP, get better. Pray for him. Legend in the game, you know, broke the Migos, broke, you know, Rich the Kid, broke the City Girls. Who else? Who else? are missing here. Little Yachty. Little Yachty. Little Baby. You know, so, you know, pray for QC to get better, man, whatever it is, man. You know, I fuck with QC. I remember one time we was in a casino and he was betting mad money. He was like, yo, yeah, yo, Murda, I just lost a million dollars. And I was just bugging because it was like 12 o 'clock in the day, right? It was like 12 in the afternoon. So that was like my illest QC story right there, man.

31:49Tony Yayo:Shout to him. Pray for him to get better. You ever met P.E.A.R. Thomas? Yeah, I met P.E.A.R. Thomas. I just told you the story. We just was in a casino. Yeah, but I met him before that, though. I met him and Coach. They had an artist named Young Greatness. Rest in peace, Young Greatness. So we had a Dylans from way back then, but I met him before, yeah. Yeah, I remember the artist Young Greatness. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Rest in peace, Young Greatness. He was dope, man. He was from New Orleans. We had a record called Real Niggas Back. It was real dope. We was going back and forth about the record for a little while.

32:22Me and him, and then we had figured it all out with P and Coach at the time. So that was dope.

32:27Tony Yayo:Shout out to Coach K. Last time I was seen him, he was in Paris at one of them crazy hotels. Shout out to Coach K. It was one of them real bougie joints. You know what I'm saying? In Paris, shout out to Coach K, man. And QC, get better, man. Get better. Okay, so Dr. Dre. Shout out to Dr. Dre. Shout out to Matt. Shout out to Doc, man. Yeah. He's recently come out and defend AI and music. Oh, okay. Okay, he says this is the new wave, and he feels like a lot of people need to get with it. How do y 'all feel about AI and music? Well, one thing I learned from Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine, they see the future.

33:04Tony Yayo:So if Dr. Dre is saying AI is the shit, this is the future, I believe in Dr. Dre because they always see the future. You know what I mean? Shout out to Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine. That's one thing I learned being around them two for the time I've been around is they know what's next. They're getting a lot of backlash right now online. I know you're going to get a lot of backlash. Temple Lim was getting a lot of backlash from it, too. I'm not going to lie. He was. He was. But I seen Dr. J say something like only the people that's not creative is scared of AI. And I kind of agree with that a little bit.

33:41But also it's how you use AI. Like the kid who, what's his name? The kid we was just talking about. Phoenix Flexin? Phoenix Flexin? So his song is very viral.

33:50Tony Yayo:My watch is getting, my watch is feeling ticker. The way he used it, the way, the way, the way, I think the way he did it was wrong. Meaning it probably made him a lot of money. The record is doing good, it's popping. But trying to deny that you was using it, it was like, that was whack. And then to come find out the CEO of the company go, no, yes, our company has something to do with that whole record. You know what I mean? So I think that's whack. But if you letting people know you're using AI and I feel like it's how you use AI. You know what I'm saying? Like, don't let AI create the whole record for you and then act like you was the one that did it.

34:27So, I don't know. Do y 'all think it's right or it's replacing human creativity?

34:31Tony Yayo:I feel like this. The reason why he probably lied about it, because the song was fire, nigga. So he was like, yo, that's AI? Nah. Shit, it's me, it's all me. Really think about it, you got a fire song now. You know it's AI, right? That's what he did, yeah? Now look, that's like we put out a hot song and I be like, I be like, yo, you might be like, yo, yeah, I ain't gonna lie, this shit is a Grammy hit. That's AI? And I be like, no, man, that shit was all me. A nigga ain't gonna be like, it's AI in the beginning, but now they got the technology to know if it's AI. Don't listen to him, kids. You see what happened to that kid Phoenix, right?

35:11You don't think it should be a lying cross. You don't think it should be a lying cross.

35:13Tony Yayo:I mean, look, niggas was still bumping the song. No, I would agree with that because that shit is still getting played on the radio today. Yes, it's still bumping the song. So he's right about that. Niggas don't give a fuck. He's right about that. If he could perform it. Dr. Dre AI. Yeah, fuck it. Think about it. It might be something new. Because like you said, niggas got, people got mad after they heard the record was AI. because it was stacking cards and stacking chips. That shit was just perfect. Well, look it up. You got somebody, an artist that just did a deal, right? She's a writer, I think, and she did a deal.

35:47I think she did like a$3 or$4 million deal for an AI artist. I think she made a whole female AI artist. And one of these labels actually signed them for about$3,$4 million. And I think the girl is a songwriter, and she's actually doing pretty good with the whole AI shit. You see that over there, Legend, what I'm talking about? This was you. Y 'all looking that up? You see that? Zayna Monet. What's the name? Zayna Monet. Zayna Monet, right? And she did a deal for about$4 million, I think, a label. A$3 million deal. A$3 million deal for work. And she created like a whole AI artist. I think she writes the songs and she got the AI artist singing the songs and shit like that, right?

36:26Now, something like that is kind of dope. I feel like that's kind of dope. If you actually, you writing the records and say you might not have an artist that you could find to work with. And you like, you know what? I got all these dope songs that I wrote. I can't get these records to the labels and nobody like that. You know what? Let me create an AI artist to get my music out there. And if you do something like that, I think that's dope. And that's what the girl did, I think, over there, right there. Got the$3 million deal. She was created by a 31-year-old Mississippi native poet and designer and a studio owner, Talisha Jones.

37:05See, that's something like that. Fire, dope. That's how you use AI because you still create it. You're just getting the AI to actually sing it for you and bring it to life. Now, that's dope. Don't have AI create something for you and act like you did it. But what about the artists that actually work hard in the studio? Listen, this is what I want to say. You're putting in hardcore work, coming up with your own mind. Listen. Unless you using chat GPT. Listen, listen. This is what I want to say to you. You coming up with your own concept, your own thing. This is what I want to say to you. And then somebody could just get a phone and say, I'm hotter than you.

37:37I got a point, bro. No, it's not like that. But go ahead, get your point out first.

37:40Tony Yayo:I got one point, right? Like, when you watch the news, right, and you hear America and China are arguing over AI, right? Who's going to have the most AI? because it's a technology that they all search for, AI, right? When you hear Elon Musk say, oh, we're going to get a chip. He's going to do a microchip company to have the AI and the chips. This is called Chip 12. This could do this for this car. I think not even over just the music. Dudes are making robots. You look online, you see robot war machines. You see everything we seen in Terminator 2? You kind of see it now, bro. So I think all around, like in the next four to five years, 10 years, I think AI, that's what I think when Dr.

38:29Tony Yayo:Dre means that. Because AI is not just in music, AI is in all kinds of other stuff too. You know what I'm saying? So I think that that's going to be, when he says the future, I don't think he's just talking about just music only. You got AI girls on Instagram, right? You got AI people that are promoting products and stuff like that. When you call these phone companies now, banks, you talking to AI people on the phone, right? It seems like it's the next thing, bro. Now with the music, I understand what he's saying. He was feeling so good about the record stacking cards and I wrote that. No, you can't do that.

39:09Tony Yayo:That's not cool. No, I agree with you. You can't do that. But murder, you know how he's feeling? I can't do that. Y 'all wrote that whole shit. So they found the company that could find - Until he got exposed. He rode that wave till they found the company like, oh, all right, cool. Because that's how he's going to generate millions. So that's why I would think he lied, right? Exactly. If he could write another one of those, oh shit, let's sign them to this multi-million dollar deal. Once they hear us AI, I might've fucked this deal up. Now see, I hear what you saying, Ledger. You saying, what about the artists that work hard, that's in the studio going there for What's going on with that?

39:41It doesn't matter anymore. No, no, no. It still matters because nothing changed. You still got to do that, though. You still got to do that. If you're creative, right, if you as an artist is a creative artist, you're not going to stop doing that just because Dr. Dre said, yo, AI is the future. Nah, you're going to listen to what Dr. Dre said. Now, one artist might go, damn, that's what Dr. Dre said? All right, fuck it. Let me see how I can add some AI into my shit and make it doper, right? Or you might have another artist that go, Dr. Dre said what? AI? Nah, I'm good on that, man. I'm going to continue doing it the way I'm doing it.

40:20I don't need that. I'm good on that. I agree. And neither of them is wrong. You might have one artist that go, you know what? Let me entertain AI. Now, depending on how he use it, don't be having AI write a bunch of shit for you, acting like you did it or have AI making the beats and this, that, and the third and acting like it's your work. but depending on how you use it I think it's okay AI is the future and it is proven it's definitely the future it's definitely the future I got a video coming out right now that's with me and Chef G Free Chef G and it's AI, the record is produced by I love that video because unfortunately Chef G's not here for us to actually do the video but the AI video came out so fucking dope that you can't knock it.

41:07And some people look and go, oh shit that's really FG. You know what I'm saying? So it got some parts of it that's super dope. AI is dope. You can't take it away. It is the future, man.

41:16Tony Yayo:Do you realize when some people mix and you will probably notice, there's AI programs. Am I right? When a person's mixing your record Oh, you better believe it. There's AI programs now for producers and engineers. And it's making it way much smoother for them. And there's nothing wrong with that. And who knows, that's probably what Dr. Dre meant too. Sometimes you can just use AI to make a certain sound sound better on the beat. Certain things like that, like yo, make this or make it hit a certain way and it might just actually work. It don't mean that that's a fact. It don't mean that you AI created the shit for you.

41:57Nah, I just use AI to enhance the sound to make this shit sound a hundred times better than it was. That's all. So I get it. Okay, shout out to Dr. J.

42:04Tony Yayo:Yeah, but AI's the future, man. Come on. In the next 10 years, what do you think the future's gonna look like? It's gonna be crazy. But I did see Doja Cat shitting on Tiger for - Oh, yeah, that was fun. For saying he got a whole AI album. She called him a pause. Yeah, yeah, she definitely called him a pause. She called him a pause. That's the way. He's trying to follow the way. Yeah, she shitting on Tiger. I mean, Doja Cat, you know what it is? Because you know what? I think some people look at an artist like, yo, he can't make no hits no more? That's AI. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? And AI told you, I walked in the barbershop one day and they thought niggas had a record or something.

42:39Tony Yayo:And they was like, and I was like, that's not me. And they swore it was like me on there. And I'm like, nah, that's not me. If you look at Tiger, though, he's always followed the way, though. Like everything that's new coming out, he's always trying. Oh, definitely. Tiger got hits, but what I'm saying is he got hit records. I just thought it was funny how Doja Cat just shitted on him out of nowhere and nobody even asked her the question. She just came out of nowhere like, hold up, time out. Oh yeah, and Tiger's a pause for doing that. I was like, yo, she crazy. I mean, because you know what? Because some people are going to look at the greats.

43:09Tony Yayo:They're going to look at the Marvin Gayes, the Anita Bakers, the Nina Simones. They would never do that. Exactly. The Michael Jacksons. That wasn't AI. Facts. So you got to think, because when we look at the history of music, I just named, come on, Aretha Franklin, Anita Baker, Roberta Flack. But Tiger Responder, he said, just like when some people started using auto tunes and shit like that, he was like... I think he said something about her making a demonic album. So he was like, hold up now, you was on your demonic shit. He said that. I'm not with that. So yeah, he was going back and forth with it a little bit, but yeah, AI's here to stay, I think.

43:49Tony Yayo:I mean, you can't compare AI to auto tune, because auto tune is just altering your voice. AI is like... They writing... Creating... Yeah, you're right about that. That's two different things. You're right about that. That definitely is. That's why I think with the artistry, people is not gonna like that. People that wrote hit records, and you know Doja got fucking hits, you know, that she wrote on her own. That's why I said it's all about how you use AI. Don't make it create the whole shit. Now, if you using it to make it certain sounds, sound better and things like that, or if an artist feel like, damn, I can't get nobody to sing my record.

44:22Like, hey, I'm a writer. I'm not a singer. I can't get nobody to sing my record. but I could create an artist and make AI sing this record for me to get my music heard, I think that's super dope and you can't knock that for them. That's dope. Just like the girl that got the$3 million deal that I was telling you about, the judges right up, you can't knock something like that because she's showing you, hey, I can write, I'm a writer, I can write my ass off.

44:47Tony Yayo:Let me make an AI artist for$3 million. What you think? There you go. Fuck that. Can't knock that. So I get it. It's all about how you use it, man. It come to a point though too where it's so crazy in the game that like I had a person, right? That I knew personally had some records that was fired. So he went to a label, the guy from the label, the head dude was loving the record. You know what I'm saying? Loving the record, loving the record, loving the record. This nigga never would show the artists. Like the artists would never show up. So the first thing nigga say is, what the fuck was the music AI?

45:18Tony Yayo:So it's like, you don't even know what to trust no more. That's the fucked up part of AI. Like I said, what that mean? He playing me these records. I'm bringing his records to his label. I'm playing them for him. And then I'm like, yo, so where's the artist? When the artist's going to show up? Yo, he just kept making excuses, excuses, excuses. And then after a while, the CEO was like, the record is AI. Got to be AI. God never pulls up. Or they'd be like, well, where's his Instagram? Or where's his Facebook? Or where's his ex, his Twitter? And if you don't have that, you drop the record, niggas ain't going to believe you.

45:52Tony Yayo:That's what the thing about the AI shit that fucks you up. I remember being overseas and a motherfucker had an AI record, but we knew it wasn't 50. Cause it just sounded crazy. It was 50 second, but for a hot minute, for like the first two seconds, we was like, hold up. The nigga was in the car. I'm like, yo, yeah, you heard this fifth shit before? Yo, never. Like, nah, I ain't hear this shit. This AI. I said that of the first two seconds. Yeah, they ain't saying, man, nah, that's AI, man. Like, nigga, homeboy, this is a fake. It didn't come to a point, even when shit you, this is why Instagram, AI taking over.

46:20Tony Yayo:even when you on a gram and like say you see some shit like a beer attack somebody, you don't know if it's real or AI. You know what I'm saying? Motherfucker do a jump. Motherfucker jump up. The biggest ramp in the world if it ain't Red Bull, we know Red Bull, we know it's real. But if it's not on do some other shit, we don't know. Yo, that's AI. Yeah, AI the future. That shit is the future. It's taking over now already. I think it took over. So I know what Dre is saying. Music and TV. As far as mixing and doing Whatever shit like that, cool. The creative part of records, I know what Murda's saying, though.

46:53Tony Yayo:People that really write and really pen, they look at that as, he cheating. That's how Doja look at Tiger. Niggas cheating. Mm-hmm. That's how she look at him, bro. I'm putting all these hours in the studio. He cheating. Yeah, she wasn't feeling Tiger. She was not feeling Tiger. Salute, man, to that situation. Imagine Murda going to chat GTP. Yo, write me the wrap up right now. Oh, my God. He could. He could. I think it would take the feeling. out of what he does, though. No, it won't. It'll only enhance it. Yo, I'm just being real. It'll only enhance something, man. Chad GPT. Yeah, I can teach you all the rap.

47:29Write your own rap up and have Chad GTP write the other one. Chad GPT wouldn't be as disrespectful. I'm a Chad GPT artist. Yes, it would. No, it wouldn't be as disrespectful. No, but I got to get into this one with y 'all, right? So, Javante Davis has took a lot of backlash this week, right? Javante Davis mocks Shout out to Javante Davis That's my guy He mocked the rumor about Devin Haney's mother

47:56Tony Yayo:No you saying Devin Haney said something about Javante No Javante Davis mocks a rumor about Devin Haney's mother so they both been going back and forth on each other's family right but recently as what just happened was an unverified rumor that Devin Haney mother, April Clay, had died. Damn. So Javante Davis... Sorry to hear that. We don't want to hear that about nobody. We don't want to hear that, man. Sorry to hear that. You think Davis crossed the line? Is that a line crosser? What did Devin Haney say something about his moms or something like that? They've just been going in on each other's families.

48:34Tony Yayo:Yeah, he said David Haney said something about his moms and Javante is going to do what any nigga from Baltimore going to do. Shout to B-more and shout to David Haney and Javante. But he going to do what any real nigga gonna do. You know, niggas, even though I wouldn't disrespect the dead, some niggas will. So, you know what I'm saying? But I think it's crazy when we talk about mothers and all that, but Hayden did say something about his mom. I don't really like that right now. I don't really like that. This is a very serious question and our fight is more focused right now on disrespect. I think they just need to fight.

49:04And doing all that online because there's been a lot going on with these boxers going back and forth. I mean, that's the marketing for the fight. At this point,

49:12Tony Yayo:they just need to settle in in the ring. And that's what give him the fire for the fight. So, I mean, the back and forth is... Just take it out in the ring, man. Let's go. Let's get the fight going on. Who do you talk to to make the fight happen? Does it make it more interesting? That's the next one. Oh, of course. Definitely do. I mean, of course. We want to see... Is they taking it to that level of disrespect? We all know everybody wants to see Javante fight... Back in the ring. Devin Haney. Devin Haney, Shakur, and probably who else he didn't beat, because Javante beat everybody. but I think, you know, Shakur and David Haney, people want to see that.

49:45Tony Yayo:From them, they had, because they had experience sparring at Mayweather joint. Remember that old footage? You can find that up. That's a fact. There was always some kind of like bad blood. Pull that up too. Yeah, pull that up. You know what I'm saying? Show that clip. That was kind of crazy. You know what I'm saying? But at the end of the day, talking about each other's mother, yeah, it's crazy, but that's the business, man. You know how it is. I think both of them was out of line. They need to settle it in the ring. Let's take care of it in the ring, man. I agree, but it's going to get even worse at the press conferences now because the blood's spilt already.

50:14Tony Yayo:The blood's on the ground. Just keep them a little separate. So the press conference, it's going to make, they're going to sell more tickets, more pay-per-views. So shout out to Javante and David Haney. You know, we need both of y 'all on the show. Fuck it. On the new podcast, Solita, we share the messy reality of traveling alone as a woman. I can wait four hours for the next bus or this random dude is offering me a ride on his motorcycle. I chose option B. I'm Julie Pinheiro, and I travel by myself because it's a rare space where I can say yes without asking anyone else first. I'm on a mission to reclaim the word solita, trading the pity for possibility.

50:54Every time I tried to be alone, I kept meeting people and they were like, you smiled at us. Not a lot of people smile around here. It's when you're alone that you're most receptive to the world as it is and not the lies you're sold about it. It can be a time where you push your limits, change your mind, or wake up to a new version of yourself. So whether you're a solo travel veteran or you're too nervous to book your first trip, I hope you listen to Solita on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, this is Hayes Davenport. And Sean Clements. We host the podcast Hollywood Handbook on the Big Money Players Network.

51:33Our show is extremely accessible to first-time listeners. Each week, we talk to someone in show business, a.k.a. the biz, and try to help them with their careers and see what they have to offer us. Everyone has a good time, and no one gets mad at their publicist for letting them do our show. We've had a lot of great guests like Sarah Sherman, not that great. Actually, can you help me shape this? How about we flip it on his head? How about we flip the script? What if the surprise woman, who actually you think is the straight man, is actually the one who's acting weird? Adam Scott, ugh. This entire time, you've been expecting Adam Sandler to come to visit the show.

52:14I would never expect. Let go of that. I have. I would never set expectations for something like that to happen. It seems like you did. If the universe allows for something like that to happen, I'm open to it. I'm always going to accept. Okay. You know, Danny McBride, fine. Yeah. It's all this fragile masculinity exuding. I could smell it walking down the hallway, to be honest with you. Mm-hmm. I was like, is that weed? Nope. It's fragile masculinity. Mm-hmm. Yep. Ben Stiller, no. Because a lot of times, out of context, people don't get it or even know what a circle is. You know what I mean? Like, they're like, oh, what's a state?

52:50Everyone's so dumb except for you. And fake. Right. Fake and also not interested or just like, oh, I've got my pipe. I don't care about your life. And a lot of other big shots that wouldn't be where they are without us. Oh, and by the way, Will Ferrell told us personally he loves the show and he wants to be a guest on every episode, but he's just so busy. Listen to Hollywood Handbook on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Our town is small taters by most standards, right? But to the people who grew up here, it's everything. What happens when a quiet Tennessee town becomes the front line in a battle over the future of America?

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54:09Guess you didn't move in on a bunch of dumb hillbillies now, did you? Listen to Our Town on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Munga Shatekular, and I'm back with a new season of the podcast Skyline Drive. This time I'm diving into a rabbit hole of peptides, organoids, blood boys, blue zones, and brain replacement to try to understand what this longevity obsession is all about and what it really means to live forever for all of us. I learned about some rad science. I can make a brain for you and then we can test what draw is the best for your brain as opposed to his brain.

54:51Here are some hard truths. I would expect Indians to age faster, but I did not expect it to be almost a four to five year acceleration. And get myself into a world of trouble. I'd say probably start bone smashing. That doesn't work. Make it look more defined. They say it works. I don't know. Listen to Skyline Drive How to Live Forever on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Who you got your money on, legend? Tink has been going a little crazy for me. I'm going to be honest. I don't know. He on some internet shit. That's not the question. I said, who you got your money on, man?

55:31He ain't fighting, bro. Who you got your money on? Tink Davis, man. All right. All that shit you said. All that shit you talk about. That's all I asked you, man.

55:39Tony Yayo:Come on, Harlem. Let's just hear that. You just said Tink, man. That's all. No politics. We just want to hear who you got your money on. Is it going to be a good fight? My money's always going to be on Tink. Heard you. Know what I'm saying? Like, Goli just lost. Like, anybody can lose. I'm just saying, Haney lost to Ryan Garcia, correct? Correct. Fucking Javante knocked out Ryan Garcia, correct? No, well, Tink just shot a draw, too. Let me finish. Let me finish. He shot a draw. Let me finish. Tink beat up Ryan Garcia. He stopped him. He stopped him. Yes, he made go for it. So if Ryan Garcia lost, I mean, if Devin Haney lost to Ryan Garcia and Javante knocked out Ryan Garcia, of course I'm going to go with fucking Tink.

56:19Tony Yayo:Sometimes that don't matter. Styles make fights, but I understand what you're saying. You going with Tank? You better believe it. Come on, man. Shout out to Javante Davis. Shout out to the whole fucking Baltimore, man. That's a fact, man. You know when you fuck with a Baltimore nigga, a lesson learned? He going to cross the line, nigga. It's Baltimore. One of the most aggressive places to come from. Whenever we mention Baltimore. You know that. We heard about Baltimore niggas from back in the 80s, nigga. Whenever we mention Baltimore, I got to set out my guy, YG Tech, man. That's my guy. You know what I mean?

56:49Tony Yayo:So you know, you know, yeah, he just pitched a draw with Lamont Rose Jr. He just lost his last fight. I mean, come on. How you gonna switch up? You undecided, my niggas. Yo, Devin Haney, I fuck with you. Just because one person beat the other person don't mean they can beat the next person, man. Trust me, man. He ain't been getting busy either, though. He ain't been in the ring. He ain't been doing nothing. He ain't been online, getting locked up. He's been doing nothing. Yo, listen, let me explain something to you. I'm rocking with Devin Haney. Yo, let me explain something to you, because there's a lot of Javante hate.

57:18Tony Yayo:You know what I mean? But I'm going to explain something to you, bro. Javante remind me of Mike Tyson. You know what I mean? Yeah, he got the drama. He got the money, the cars, everything you see online getting crazy. But you know he's a real motherfucker from Baltimore. His moms don't play. His family look like they don't play. Javante is one of them, bro. Just keep it real. And he's from a place where disrespect is common. We talking about Baltimore. So, yo, so Haney can't talk about a nigga moms, right? And don't respect that. Expect the ultimate disrespect to talk about your moms, even though I don't talk on a dad.

57:57Tony Yayo:Shit. Is that even confirmed? She did pass away? No, it was unconfirmed. Oh, okay. Yeah, it was unverified. Oh, if his mom's passed away. I don't even want to put that on her like that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, copy, copy. I didn't want to put that on her. So, yeah. That's what I'm saying. That's what I wish that on nobody here. It's like some online debacle going on here. That's why they need to just get in the ring, man. So Haney moms didn't pass away. That's your mom just saying that no. That's what I'm saying. Like, yeah, that's crazy. So what did he say? I just, no, he mocked her. Like, to see when somebody said she passed away.

58:30Yeah, that's why your mom died. You know, that's like mocking. Oh, shit. They need to just get in the ring. That's what I'm saying. Just get in the ring. At this point, I mean, yeah, just get in the ring, man. I told you, yeah, just get in the ring, man. It's crazy, man. Shout out to both of them. So what Javante Davis actually say, he said, crazy how Buddy talked about my mom only for his mom to check out, I mean, check a few weeks later. Like, basically check out a few weeks later. Now post that. Ish-Allah. Damn. That's crazy.

59:03Tony Yayo:But I mean, you know, once he gets to the mothers, man, it get personal. Come on, you from the hood. Once you say, everything be good, we can have jokes all day, Ralph. We can have jokes, legend. We can have jokes, murder. But once you say your mother, that's when you see that punch fly. Yeah, that's a fact, man. You know how that is, bro. Just understand, when you start talking like that, it get crazy. Whatever happens after, you know, just expect it. Be on point for that. So recently, shout to Harlem legend, murder. Salute. Recently, shout to Neon. If y 'all didn't notice, I didn't just see you online that he just gave Delonte West$50 ,000.

59:40Tony Yayo:You know, Delonte West been through a lot of bullshit. He's like, shout to him. He's a former NBA player for the Cleveland Cavaliers. Legend. So he gave him$50 ,000, and I think he's giving his own stream platform. Streaming devices. I believe on kick. So he has it all set up for him. All he has to do is go on live, click, and Neon has everything set up for him. Shout to Neon, man. That was positive. And I just seen something with him bigging up LeBron James and his family for keeping in touch with him during these whole rough times that he'd been going through. So I was wondering why that's surfacing like him saying that.

1:00:13Like it was just something recently him saying that. He said that they reached out to LeBron James. So it's crazy that you said that. So I guess that's why because I'm seeing that everywhere now. So I guess why.

1:00:21Tony Yayo:Well the Neon thing is going viral. Like I said he gave him$50 ,000 which is a good amount of money for somebody trying to get on their feet. Shout out to everybody out there that's in need. And like I said he set up the kick. That's the lucrative thing. Because if If Delonte West kicks off his kick with Neon, I think a lot of people's going to watch it. And we've been watching a little clips now. He just got to try to stay clean, man. Yeah, he said he needed a lot of help because it ain't the money. He done made a lot of money before LeBron and him try to help him. It ain't the money. He done made a lot of money playing in the NBA.

1:00:50It's the problem that he got, you know, with the habits. So he just got to try to stay clean. Just need people helping him trying to do that. Yeah, he said LeBron James and his mother reached. I mean, LeBron James' mom's actually reached out to him. That's what caught everybody's attention. to make sure he was okay. Oh, that's great. But a lot of people are saying, is it to really knock him back down when he's doing okay? Because we know the rumors that came out before. So that's one of the biggest things that's out there. Nah, man, shout out to LeBron. That's the GOAT over here, man. I'm just putting out there.

1:01:19That's the GOAT.

1:01:20Tony Yayo:I know what you said, but that's the GOAT, bro. The whole moral of the story is that Neon is a good person. Yeah. You know, this kid is a young streamer on the come up. Shout out to all the young streamers out there and the people that want to stream, you know, and he's making millions of dollars. It's reported that he's, what, 50 million in, a young kid like that? Fact. And for him to take 50 ,000 out of his pocket and say, yo, here, and yo, here's your kick setup right here. That's the ultimate assist where Delonte West can bounce back and make millions of dollars just being on a platform with Neon.

1:01:51Tony Yayo:So I'm looking past the 50 ,000. I'm looking at the page that was created for him, the streaming platform that Neon helped him get. That's right, man. So shout out to Neon, man. And that was definitely a kind thing to do, man. And the latest news, let's get into Cleveland Browns real quick, right? Let's get into the Cleveland Browns. Deshaun Watson is the number one quarterback at the start of the season. How do y 'all feel about that? I saw that. That's whack. Over Shedore Sanders. Oh, over Shedore Sanders. I thought that was kind of whack because I thought they actually played kind of even. But I thought Shedore did better than him.

1:02:25And Deshaun Watson was just talking about how he ain't even feeling the whole Cleveland fan base. which he do got a valid point because the last time he said the last time he played in Cleveland and he got hurt that the fans was cheering he was like how could y 'all be cheering that I got hurt and I'm out there playing for y 'all city so I feel him but he just went and publicly made that statement like man I don't really care about the Cleveland fans because they was cheering when I got hurt. He was saying he'll put his oil in Connor when he go on the road and play. Like, man, all right, if all the games that away, away games, I'm going to go hard.

1:03:04But the Cleveland fan base, I ain't really feeling them too tough. So I was just kind of surprised that they started him after he made those comments, when him and Shador Sanders was kind of even during the preseason. And I think Shador, give him his shot, man. I just think they, I feel like they've been hating on Shador because of Deion, because how vocal Deion be with certain things. I feel like they just hating on Shador Sanders. That's all. My take on it is Shador Sanders is the ticket sales.

1:03:34Tony Yayo:Facts. Everybody was thinking about Cleveland Browns when Shador Sanders actually came to the team. The opening games when he played was sold out. Everybody's coming in in all actuality to see Shador Sanders. The last quarterback, what you said his name is? Deshaun Watson. I don't even know him. Nah, he the truth now. No, no, no. I'm not saying. No disrespect. No, no, but I'm going to say this. He was the truth. All I'm saying is, marketing-wise, everybody knows the Sanders family. Bro, they a big deal. Right? Wrong or right? No, that's the fact. But Deshaun Watson was that fool, and they gave him a lot of...

1:04:10He got one of them contracts that the NFL news he give out, right, where all of his money was guaranteed. They gave him a bunch of money, like$233 million, if I'm not mistaken like that. So they're like, man, we got to see this kid do something. We got to see him do something. We done gave him all this money guaranteed. They don't even care if he go out there and get hurt at this point. That's why the fans was cheering. Okay, I agree with you.

1:04:35Tony Yayo:I know you know your sports, but what I'm saying is everybody was paying attention when Shador Sanders went to Cleveland Browns. Everybody wanted to buy his jersey. And then opening games, I believe, was like sold out. everybody's excited because when you look at it marketing wise I'm not going to say the money because your guy could be better. Marketing wise the Sanders family. No I ain't saying he my guy. What is the problem with the shit? I just feel like he's the guy that's going to we come in to see play. That's a fact. I seen when was the last game and he did a great job. He had like all kind of crazy passes.

1:05:10Tony Yayo:I feel like I'm going to watch the Browns more because of him. Just my opinion. I was like, you know, Deshaun Watson, he actually used to be that dude. He started going through a couple of things. He had a couple of court procedures he went through. He was hurt, shit like that. But for people that know football, Deshaun Watson was that dude. He was going, like, back-to-back with Patrick Mahomes. They was, like, having shootouts. So Deshaun Watson was that dude. That's why Cleveland gave him all that money. But since he done got injured and all the shit he was going through with these females, he was, like, you know, massage therapists and all that, he ain't been the same for a long time.

1:05:46He ain't been the same for a long time. He ain't been the same.

1:05:50Tony Yayo:I just feel like right now, Shador is the ticket seller. When we knew he was going to the brand, everybody started paying attention. If he plays, I'm going to tune into the game because he's the quarterback. So it's just the Sanders family. You think that they just don't want to push the – what is the core problem? I don't know what the problem is, but I know they are the ticket. Those are the people you want to see, bro. Didn't he get drafted last or something like that too? Yeah, they was hating on him. He got drafted last. He got drafted in the fifth round. Yeah, yeah, the last round. So there was a lot of hate on him because he was supposed to at least go in the top 10 or definitely at least in the first round.

1:06:28But they was hating on him because of DR.

1:06:30Tony Yayo:Anywhere he goes, he's going to sell tickets, bro. They was hating on him because of DR, man. He's going to sell tickets. They proved him wrong last year. He showed out. The kids love him. He led all rookies. Everybody loved the Sanders family. You know what I'm saying? Legendary, their dad is a Hall of Famer. I think just the story all in all that you see, we just love. The chains on the field, diamond chains. It don't matter, though. Shador going to mind him being a star job. They're living a lifestyle like they did, flashy. And I think I'm going to want to see Shador play over. They're going to make the power switch.

1:07:02So it's one of those things where Shador came in a little different. He came in a little different from all the other kids. He had the money already. Come on. That's trying to get into the NFL. A little flashy. He got the selling move and all that that he be doing. So they don't like that. He already had a bunch of sponsors.

1:07:16Tony Yayo:And now you can make money in college now, so he's making millions already. When Cleveland go 0-3, 0-4, that's when they're going to make the quarterback switch and Shador going to get his shot again. But if they hating on him this bad, wouldn't that's like a setup? Like, you get in the game. Yo, this is a real intricate game. It's all good, though. He's all good. He's going to be hurt in the snap of a minute, right? And so if they hating on you that much, like, wouldn't you want to not play? Nah, because he want to prove himself. He want to prove all the haters wrong. It's all good. Now, Shador been doing that his whole career.

1:07:50So he want to prove them wrong. Oh, y 'all think I'm only here because of Dion? Oh, okay, watch this. And he showed them that last year. So I don't even know why they hating on them like that right now. But like I said, Deshaun Watson probably going to go about 0-3, 0-4. Then they're going to switch over to Shador. Then I think he going to show out, man. So I got to get into this one with y 'all now, right? This is a big one that's floating around, right? Yeah. No pun intended, right? Biggie's Children Challenge last-minute changes to Valetta Wallace's estate. I see. So what's going on here is Christopher C.J.

1:08:28Wallace Jr. alleges that he and his half-sister, Tiana Wallace, were removed from significant portions of their grandmother, Valetta Wallace's estate planned just 15 days before her death. That don't sound right. That don't sound right. CJ is questioning her capacity at the time, challenging the authentication, right? Of her signing it at that time. The signatures in seeking to remove Biggie's former manager, Wayne Barrow, as executive. So this man basically took over everything, bro. To Wayne Barrow? Wayne Borough. I want to know why he's not in communication with the kids. Because you know Biggie and rest in peace to his mother would want that to be for the kids.

1:09:18So for Christopher to even have to come to the Internet to make this public shows you something ain't right. And I feel like homeboy need to just make that right. Like, stop being greedy. I don't know what's going on like that, but I feel like he need to make that right with the kids ASAP. I mean

1:09:36Tony Yayo:I feel like that's biggie man I mean you know what I mean like stop playing man I think this is the point that we're missing right when people die right cause we all lose people right every time you see somebody die I've seen a lot of family friends when somebody die people start arguing over the money the real estate the funds this that brothers sisters people that are brothers and sisters now the point that we're missing is you said 15 days of course yes that sounds crazy now read that back to me that's the whole point we're missing 15 days before she died? Yeah, Valetta Wallace's estate planned just 15 days before her death.

1:10:10Tony Yayo:So if somebody's doing that 15 days before your grandmother died, what makes you think that they're going to be good with business with you? Should any major will change that close, should any of that be checked out? Obviously, he knew the news before they knew the news. It feels funny. If he changed it 15 days, if that's correct, that's the foulest shit you could do ever and that's what people do some people die and you could have a fucking could have insurance on you and you don't even know or could have a trust on you and you won't even know you see it all the time so to me that's some sleazebag stupid shit.

1:10:47Tony Yayo:And what's his name again? His name is Wayne Barrow. The whole thing is you saying Wayne Barrow we need to figure this out Wayne Barrow we need to figure this out man How you gonna figure out when somebody did the grimiest allegedly allegedly did the grimiest thing ever 15 days before she passed. That's what I'm saying. We need to figure this out. We need all them other podcasts. We need all these other podcasters to talk about it too, man. Joe Bunn, I need you to highlight this too, man. Everybody highlight this. His children actually own the rights to this. Like they should have everything you think the children.

1:11:19Yeah, I think so. I think I think they should. And that's what the mother God bless wanted. I think I think she wanted that. I think on that that she actually loved the grandchildren. Yes, she loved the grandchildren. And she wanted that, man.

1:11:31Tony Yayo:I think they should be rewarded. Rest in peace to Nipsey. Like, Nipsey's daughter was just awarded. I think they should be awarded because Dolph did good business. His kids got a lot of real estate and stuff set up. So, you know, these are smart guys, smart business plays. But when a guy does something 15 days, allegedly, before, you know, Big's mom passed away. It don't feel right. One of the greatest rappers in the world. It don't feel right, man. And shout to Big's son. I met his son before. That's a fact. overseas. That's fam. That's good people. I mean, it's just funny business. I think, yeah, half of the state, or most of the state, or majority of the state, she belonged to Big's kids, because rest in peace, Biggie Small, one of the greatest rappers of all time.

1:12:09Tony Yayo:I think that's what he would want. And even if you feel like, right, and even if you feel like they young, so they might blow through the money, things can get set up where they get a certain amount of money each year, so you make sure they're not running through it. But the point is it should be in their hands and they should control it. Big would want his kids to be, you know what I'm saying, receiving his money. It's been a pattern for years that many artists that pass away, it's always the family feud over who get what. Why do so many artists after they leave, it's always that kind of family feud?

1:12:48Tony Yayo:I just told you it's not just artists, it's people in regular families. families. If somebody might pass away, a grandfather or grandmother or father or mother, whatever it may be, rest in peace, you see it all the time. There's no trust there. So they're arguing over the house. This person might have primary beneficiary of everything and then your sisters and brothers are arguing over what about me, what about them? You see it all the time. So what's happening with artists, it's just on a whole other level because we talk about Don't be set up the right way. Millions now. Yeah, the business don't be set up the right way.

1:13:23We're talking about millions now.

1:13:24Tony Yayo:But if he was management for Biggie's mom, allegedly, right, or doing what he's doing, right, and he did some funny shit, changing paperwork, like you said, allegedly. 15 days before. We all know it's janky business. He should be on the same page with the kids to the point where we shouldn't even be speaking about this. We shouldn't even know about this. Like, this shouldn't even be a topic for us to even be talking about. He supposed to be that much on the same page with them kids that this shouldn't even be a topic on our show. Christopher shouldn't even have to go to the Internet to talk about this shit.

1:13:59Well, you know, he beat out Faith Evans, actually, to get the other half of the state, right? So I want to ask you guys, right? There was speculation that the mother changed it, right? This is what is being said in the media. The mother changed it. Valetta Wallace changed it because of Faith messing with... Tupac? No, Stevie J. Copy. Running around with Stevie J. Okay. So the mother wasn't feeling... Allegedly with all this. Allegedly with all this. But that's what's floating around in the media. Okay. So she changed it at the last minute. That's what's floating around. But what that got to do with the kid?

1:14:39No, I'm just adding into the story that that's why he might have got it in his hands. You see what I'm saying? That's why he may end up with it. He was one of the closest to the family. You know what I mean? He's the manager. He's been for years. But the kids ain't feeling that love. Of course not. The kids should definitely get it. That's why we know about it now, because the kids is not feeling the love. They're like, man, something ain't right here.

1:14:58Tony Yayo:At the end of the day, like I said, allegedly, if he did that shit 15 days before she passed away. Something ain't right. Something ain't right. Something ain't right. I'm just putting out the other scenarios that's just floating around the head of that. That's what lawyers there is for, and I hope they work it out. Something ain't right with that guy. Because it's big kids. It's your kids. Your kids are always a beneficiary or something. But if there's not a trust there. You invited to come up here to the show if you want to clear it up. But something ain't right. Nah, we don't want him on the show.

1:15:24Tony Yayo:We want Biggie Sun on the show, bro. CJ to tell his part. Brooklyn! Man, we want him on the show. What's going on? What's going on in the Real Report, man? How you feeling, man? Harlem legend. I'm going to keep it real. I keep it 1 ,000. Mr. Harlem legend in the building. How you feel being in the building, man? Trying to figure it out. Nah, it's good, man. It's good. I like it. We appreciate you coming out. Appreciate y 'all, man. You know what I'm saying? Got Harlem Legend in the building moderating today. Yeah, subscribe, old Legend TV. You know how we do. It's another episode. How you feel?

1:15:54Tony Yayo:Eddie forgot our plaques. You know what I'm saying? Eddie, where the fuck is my plaque, man? I got mine at the crib. We had 100 ,000 subscribers in your video like four months ago. We only been on air for seven months. And we had 100 ,000 subscribers four months ago and I still ain't get my plaque. I got my plaque. It's at the crib. He should have shouted a volume. He should have ran to the office and picked it up. Shout out to the value, man. Because let me tell you, for me, for real, it was one of the biggest accomplishments of my life. I put it right next to my rap plaque. And I had it on my wall.

1:16:26Tony Yayo:I posted it on the Grimm. Look, he liked that, right? He seen you get the brag. I got my plaque. I put up. I mean. And I'm feeling the way. Can you bring my plaque the next time we film, my brother? I mean, yo. Thank you, my brother. This is how I feel. When you get that first plaque. Look at this guy. Yeah, you see this guy right here? No, I was running. I took your shit, my brother. I damn near ran to the volume. So I want to tell everybody, man, we love y 'all. Y 'all like, share, subscribe. We definitely love y 'all, man. We appreciate y 'all. Y 'all been supporting us. We only been in the game for five months.

1:17:02Tony Yayo:No paid ads and stuff like that. No bots. No nothing. Just straight grind. Shout out to Edin. We appreciate y 'all. We love all the fans. We love y 'all, man. The volume, of course. And like Legend, I just had to run to the volume. to get that plaque, man. It's a big accomplishment. And I know from watching Vlad, you know, when I walk in his shit, he got the 100 ,000 and then you don't get another plaque till you get that million. So, you know, now the million is my goal and I appreciate everybody that watched everything we do. It's your goal too. You ain't even gonna pick up your plaque. I'm about to get mine.

1:17:38Tony Yayo:Oh my God. Just give me his. Eddie got my plaque. Give me my fucking plaque. I'm not waiting on him. I'm not waiting on him to get my plaque. We hit 100 ,000. that's another they said we look alike anyways that's another that's another let's shut the fuck up that's another milestone in life so I just want to thank everybody who's subscribing to us that's another milestone we hit it in a couple of months that's a fact man we making moves out here we running around that's the quickest you know we did that my brother yeah we did that we definitely did that we did that now Eddie got my plaque man bring my shit next time we I'm not waiting on nobody to get my plaque I see took a hundred thousand on YouTube thanks for everybody I seen his video on Instagram I said, oh shit, you done posted this plaque with the band.

1:18:17Tony Yayo:For real, I love y 'all and I appreciate y 'all. God is good. You know, it's been a good year. We gonna end up this next five months with more videos. Know what I'm saying? And I know we get caught up in the numbers sometimes, but it's about the marathon. Know what I'm saying? I'm keeping it real. You better believe that. We get caught up in the numbers. Get me to 100 ,000. What the hell with you? Y 'all are real ready, man. All of Legend TV, 100 ,000. And I need y 'all to tune into my brother, Yayo. Feed the Yayo Show. You understand what I'm saying? My boy got something. He outside. You know, we working, you know what I'm saying?

1:18:48Tony Yayo:But shout out to the volume right now. We got that merch coming soon. The Real Report merch on the way. We got some big interviews coming soon. So y 'all keep looking out. Keep watching. You know, keep subscribing. You know what I mean? Keep, look out for the music with Murda. Look out for us acting. Look out for us doing everything. Set out the Empire album. It's damn near done. Just ran for about one, two more features and we done. Let's go. And we definitely got a shout out. I guess fucking moderator Harlem legend TV in the building we out of here it's the fucking real world

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