In short
YFN Lucci discusses growing up in Atlanta’s Summerhill, his rap inspirations, the impact of being jailed for years, his faith during incarceration, and how that experience helped him rethink violent beef—specifically “squashing” Young Thug-related conflict. He also talks about returning to music, performing after release (including a sold-out State Farm Arena show), and giving back to communities.
Guests
The episode is hosted by Joe Crack the Dawn and Jada on the “Joe and Jada Show.” YFN Lucci is the primary guest. No other guests are clearly identified in the transcript.
Guest background (YFN Lucci)
Atlanta rapper from Summerhill; cites inspirations like Jay-Z, Lil Wayne, Jeezy, and 50 Cent. He describes being incarcerated for a long stretch (he references “200 years” exposure and says he served “four months” in one part of the conversation) and returning to the studio immediately after release.
Key claims
Jail “famous” is different; faith sustained him; the “window was closing” as he aged; beef is pointless when family needs you; he believes he can still make hits after prison; he frames his career as “already legend.”
Notable examples
Performing on top of a car outside an Atlanta club; Trump visiting a jail; praying in his cell; requesting steak/food from corrections staff; sold-out State Farm Arena with YFN Lucci and “Friend” (not publicly named).
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOYFN Lucci's Background in Summerhill
3:56 to 4:39
YFN Lucci shares his experiences growing up in Summerhill, Atlanta.
“First, I want to give you some, another one.”
Musical Inspirations of YFN Lucci
4:39 to 5:15
Lucci discusses the artists who inspired him before his rap career.
“When we all just trying to find a way out, shit, we all trying to make it out.”
The Performance That Stood Out
5:15 to 6:13
Joe recalls witnessing Lucci perform on top of a car in Atlanta.
“You don't got to tell him that because he said that.”
Motivation to Pursue Music
6:13 to 7:16
Lucci explains what motivated him to pursue a career in rap.
“And I said, damn, bro, this boy is hungry out here.”
The Importance of Representation
7:16 to 8:04
Lucci emphasizes the impact of seeing others succeed from his neighborhood.
Experiences in the Music Industry
8:04 to 9:01
Lucci shares his journey through the music industry and its challenges.
“But this is before anybody thought about getting a record deal.”
Life and Challenges After Arrest
9:01 to 10:06
Lucci discusses the difficulties he faced after being incarcerated.
“Nigga went on tour with 12 dogs on the tour.”
Reflections on Jail Life and Fame
10:06 to 11:24
Lucci reflects on what it was like to be famous while in jail.
“you know making music then getting locked up like just being locked up People don't know how real that shit is being locked up, being famous.”
Coping Mechanisms in Jail
11:24 to 12:15
Lucci describes how he kept his mind strong while incarcerated.
“But I heard the whole jail was banging on the fucking, you know, they said the whole, it was like a hurricane.”
Personal Reflections on Incarceration
12:15 to 13:24
Lucci shares personal insights about feeling out of place in jail.
“I was working out at first, but then I was like, man.”
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Lessons Learned from Incarceration
13:24 to 14:01
Lucci discusses the lessons he's learned from his time in jail.
“That's what a holder nigga told me one time.”
Reflection on Jail Time and Personal Growth
14:01 to 25:51
YFN Lucci discusses his experiences in jail and personal realizations about life and priorities.
“And I'm like, I'm 30 years old and I'm in that fucking jail.”
Reflection on Jail Time and Personal Growth
25:56 to 26:46
YFN Lucci discusses his experiences in jail and personal realizations about life and priorities.
“You can bet NBA games any night on the app.”
Reflection on Jail Time and Personal Growth
29:23 to 30:02
YFN Lucci discusses his experiences in jail and personal realizations about life and priorities.
“Do you know the symptoms of moderate to severe obstructive sleep apnea or OSA in adults with obesity?”
Reflection on Jail Time and Personal Growth
31:04 to 31:38
YFN Lucci discusses his experiences in jail and personal realizations about life and priorities.
“So whether you're using it for the next level creativity, never-ending productivity, or the entertainment that has for you on the edge of your seat.”
The Price of Fame: Managing an Entourage
31:38 to 33:16
Joe discusses the pitfalls of having a large entourage and the lessons learned.
“We all work You know I did it It's famous I've talked about it before but I'm also I told them I think I invented the entourage with I'm telling you the truth Throw a flag if you want.”
Survivor's Guilt and Giving Back
33:16 to 34:26
Joe shares feelings of survivor's guilt and the desire to uplift his community.
“But the type of shit they were saying to me.”
Cultural Differences: Respect and Representation
34:26 to 35:31
Joe reflects on the importance of respect and behavior in different cultures.
“First of all, if y 'all don't know, there's a lot of people here.”
Business Lessons: Solo vs. Team Dynamics
35:31 to 37:36
Exploring how being alone can be advantageous in business settings.
“You want to be like, yo, check this out.”
Life After Prison: The Return to Music
37:36 to 39:26
Joe talks about returning to music after incarceration and rediscovering his sound.
“Because these niggas are scared to death.”
The Evolution of Lyrics: From Pain to Wealth
39:26 to 41:39
Discussing the evolution of his lyrics from expressing pain to reflecting success.
“Because, you know, people fall off when they get old.”
Inspiration Over Jealousy
41:39 to 42:04
Joe emphasizes the importance of being inspired by others rather than feeling jealous.
“They want to hear that sometimes, though.”
Social Media Criticism and Community Contributions
42:04 to 43:20
Explore how social media impacts public perception and the importance of community support.
“when niggas ain't happy for niggas no more.”
Giving Back: Turkey Drives and Community Impact
43:20 to 44:41
Learn about the initiatives undertaken to support the community during Thanksgiving and the misconceptions about hip-hop's contributions.
“Well, how about the Easter drive, the turkey drive, the Christmas drive, the this?”
The Reality of Artist Philanthropy
44:41 to 46:03
Discuss the challenges and criticisms faced by artists who give back to their communities.
“This shit gonna probably go through the whole, like, ten blocks.”
Experiences with Fame and Public Perception
46:03 to 47:28
Delve into the struggles artists face with public comments and how they handle fame.
“Your father, the man who birthed you, ain't give you a lollipop.”
Performing to a Full House: A Personal Triumph
47:28 to 48:38
Hear about the exhilarating experience of performing for a sold-out crowd after overcoming personal challenges.
“I wasn't performing at that Welcome Home concert.”
The Reality of Touring: Expectations vs. Experience
48:38 to 49:42
Understand the challenges of touring and the unpredictability of live performances.
“You know, we wasn't the most like niggas in the Bronx.”
Promotion and Show Attendance: A Candid Conversation
49:42 to 51:26
Discuss the importance of promotion in ensuring a successful turnout for shows.
“Wife and Lucci, we've been around a lot longer than you.”
Memorable Show Experiences: The Good and the Bad
51:26 to 52:59
Recount a humorous tale of a less-than-stellar show attendance and the lessons learned from it.
“Two people in this family, Monique, and I'm performing and I couldn't help it.”
Touring Plans and Future Goals
52:59 to 54:14
Explore upcoming tour plans and the goals set for the future.
“Let's get the damn plane to get the fuck out of here.”
Comfort and Luxury While Touring
54:14 to 56:00
Discuss the importance of comfort during tours and the preferred accommodations of artists.
“And then they see you sell them tickets.”
Travel Preferences and Hotel Experiences
56:00 to 57:24
Hear Joe and Jada discuss their preferences for hotels and travel experiences.
“But it got to be something out of control.”
Travel Preferences and Hotel Experiences
1:00:47 to 1:01:22
Hear Joe and Jada discuss their preferences for hotels and travel experiences.
“So whether you're using it for the next level of creativity, never-ending productivity, or the entertainment that has you on the edge of your seat, this laptop is your MVP.”
Life in Prison: Stories and Reflections
1:01:22 to 1:10:01
YFN Lucci shares personal stories and reflections from his time in prison.
“Yeah, I think that's something I've been thinking of because I like small pillows.”
Joe's Encounter in Prison
1:10:01 to 1:12:08
Joe recounts a tense confrontation he experienced in prison.
“I got into some beef with some other nigga who should have been able to beat my ass.”
Discussion of New Music
1:12:09 to 1:15:01
The hosts discuss YFN Lucci's new music and the upcoming album.
“You know what happens is the minute we play some shit, that shit is up.”
Themes of Resilience in Lyrics
1:15:02 to 1:17:20
They explore themes of resilience and success in YFN Lucci's lyrics.
“I took every loss and then I turned that to a profit.”
Themes of Resilience in Lyrics
1:20:15 to 1:21:06
They explore themes of resilience and success in YFN Lucci's lyrics.
“Tremphaya offers self-injection or intravenous infusion from the start.”
Transcript
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2:51I always knew I was going to be all right. I know God got me. I don't know when, but I know he got me. And I couldn't just let it scrape me out. I had to be strong for everybody out there.
3:14Yeah, yeah, what up, y 'all? This is Joe Crack the Dawn. You know who it is, your boy Jada. Pardon me, Crack. This is the Joe and Jada Show. Every show legendary, every show iconic. And we stay ten toes down to our word with that. today's guest when you think of coming up you know what I mean from the bottom making something out of nothing when you think of Atlanta rap scene when you think of staying 10 toes down being solid individual on the music scene off the music scene when you think of a family man when you think of a good father ladies and gentlemen make some noise for our guest YFN Luchi No, he hasn't.
4:00He said that, bro. So. What's up, my brother? What's going on? Y 'all good? First, I want to give you some, another one. You know what I mean? Just had to sit for a minute, stay solid, never said nothing throughout the whole thing. Did your shit, got back out, got back to the money, just like it's supposed to go. Before we even get into any of that, tell us about growing up in Summerhill. What was it like, man? Man, growing up in Summerhill, you see, like in the other hood, you know, you got the good and the bad. You got your hustlers. You got your robbers. You got your killers. You got your ballplayers.
4:39When we all just trying to find a way out, shit, we all trying to make it out. No, that shit hard, you know, but shit, we made it through. I always wonder why you got a different type of, your voice is A, but it's, it got something else with it. But now I see your pasta Jamaican. So that's, you cheating. You got the cheat code. Yeah, you got the cheat code. I never knew that. You cheating. Who was some of your inspirations before you actually got your rap deal? Might run up. Yeah. Got now, you know, like Jay, Wayne, of course, y 'all. You don't got to tell him that because he said that. He already gassed up.
5:25Get him walking. Well, Jeezy. No doubt. 50. I mean, that's a pretty good goddamn list right there. That's a great line there. Yeah, that's a great line up. Something like my line up, too. A lot. Know what I'm saying? You know, the first time I seen you was very, very, very, very, very, very beginning. And you were performing on top of a car outside of a club in Atlanta. When I seen that, I said, man, that man grind is different. I'm sure. So we coming out the club. He performing on top of a car outside. You remember this, right? A little bit, but I don't remember what we were. Yeah. And then it was like, it was in that land that we come out of the club and you was performing on top of a car.
6:11And everybody was like, yo, that's why I found Lucci. That's the first time I got to see you. I'm sure. And I said, damn, bro, this boy is hungry out here. He, you know, next thing you know, you blew up, you know, but that was the first time I heard of you. I seen you promoting like a motherfucker out there in the ATL, man. Like you said, growing up, it's so hard to even think coming out of the hood, like that you could even make it. You know what I mean? And the fact that, you know, you in the A, what gave you that motivation? Because, you know, we say the same shit here. You know, everybody who comes to say they want to be a ball player.
6:48they want to be a rapper but you actually became a rapper you know what I mean so what was that big breaker what was that thing that just said do this like just send niggas from my not my hood but from the A like nigga like Trouble Corn Rich Home of Corn like send all these boys start making it and like down these niggas from where I'm from so they're like shit this shit ain't too far you feel like if they can do that shit I can do that shit my boy Johnny Cinco he had just got a deal like he's my like Cinco my real boy and I watch him get a deal like damn I know I can do this shit I just got to keep grinding oh yup you feel me I kept grinding I stayed down it's crazy that's what happened to me you know Lord Finesse legendary rapper he from my projects and Lord Finesse used to sell the newspaper right so Lord Finesse would go buy the newspaper in the store come in the building and be like paper you pay a dollar instead of going to the store he paid 50 cut it all the point is he kept telling me he gonna be a rapper and one day I turned on the radio they play like three or four of his songs and I was like that's it I'm a rapper and that's made it I can make it you know sometimes we gotta see it to believe it you know and so that's crazy Atlanta is just filled with so much talent so much success our story like that is crazy cause X was like already like fucking Bruce Springsteen in a while.
8:21That's what you're telling me. I had it. Yeah, he was already like a star. But this is before anybody thought about getting a record deal. Then when he got, he got with Rough Riders and he came and got us. But we got a record deal before him. That was crazy about that. We got signed. Then he got signed. And then he went fucking crazy after that. But he was supposed to sign, and then we were supposed to sign. If he came and got us, we got the deal before him. You ever signed DMX, made a lot of money, and was geniuses? But that shit was a real, like, imagine DMX coming up, and they go, and all that shit.
9:02You're like, yeah, this shit. I had 12. This nigga, the fucking addicts. That friend was a dog. He always had a dog. Nigga went on tour with 12 dogs on the tour. He had more dogs on his bus. He had a bus with him and dogs on. All of the bunks got dogs on. And one in the big room with him. That's fucking crazy, man. You're home, man. You went through some shit, man. I'm sorry. And so, you know, I know all about it. You know what I'm saying? About being the target in your own hood. It seems like even they want to kill you the most in your own hood for sure. I'm sorry. and the police want to take you down to your own hood right and so they don't want no robbing hoods they don't want nobody to make it up out the hood and be successful I don't know why is that and that ain't just your hood it was the Bronx it was Cleveland for Bone Thugs it's the same when you came out of LA Yonkers it's like we hate it the most where we from and where we represent you've been through a serious journey you know making music then getting locked up like just being locked up People don't know how real that shit is being locked up, being famous.
10:18You got to walk in that bitch famous, right? They put you in the jail famous. The nigga's like, oh, shit, yo. And they don't know that that's a different type. Now, you don't understand his power in there. YFN had their own side. They had to go over there. You know what I'm saying? Shit, it was real in there. Giant and them went. It was at Fortin. Yeah, yeah, yeah. They went, imagine them came to visit them. You was in there when Trump came through there? Hell yeah. The whole jail was like, yo, Trump in this bitch? Yeah, they shit everything down. But he was in and out, though. Yeah, he was in and out.
10:54He was in and out. Yo, them niggas locking everybody up. Yo, Trump came through, though. You in jail. Yo, Trump went to jail, nigga. Like, them niggas was in there like, what the fuck was that like? Man, you know, we had phones and shit. So we waiting to see the monster. Oh, yeah. When we see the monster, like, damn, that boy really was there downstairs. Trump came through. Yo, came through the jail. Man, that shit crazy. I never forget when Lil' Kim gave herself in. This I heard. I wasn't dead. But I heard the whole jail was banging on the fucking, you know, they said the whole, it was like a hurricane.
11:35We were shaking that bitch. niggas like boom boom boom the whole fucking chair was like oh shit Lil' Kim walking up in this bitch you know you you're home but you know people don't know how hard is that how'd you keep your mind strong that shit definitely be hard because you gotta think coming from where niggas that came from niggas living good condo big house driving whatever you wanna drive eating whatever you wanna eat you sit in that bunk and it says Chico 147 was here and all that and you just like yo we was just everyday we lit like Come on, man. What that shit is like right there. I ain't gonna lie.
12:09That shit. You gotta be strong. You feel me? You gotta be a strong nigga because that shit will tear your ass down just sitting in that room all day. You know, you ain't got shit. You ain't got shit in the room. Ain't no TV. Ain't no nothing. Man, I was in my room by myself. I ain't got no cellar. You feel me? So I got to sit in the room by myself. I had to figure out a routine. So shit, I started reading. I was working out at first, but then I was like, man. You stop working out, though, wife. We all give you the Jaded Kiss plan. Some niggas go to jail, work out all day. Some niggas just eat Oreos.
12:44I can't do a workout by myself. That's the thing to work out with to keep you going when you don't feel like it. Yeah, that's a fact. For me, I felt stupid. I ain't even going to lie to you. When I went up in the cell, how about it wasn't my fault, guys? Niggas almost threw me out of jail. We eating, and niggas like, yeah, I'm in jail for robbing the bank. Yo, I'm in jail for counter... Yo, I'm this. And I get up and I'm like, hey guys, I'm really innocent, my nigga. I didn't get like, get the fuck out of here, crap. Fuck you. That nigga was just going crazy. I'm like, fuck out of here. And I was just like, I realized I just got caught for all the times I got away.
13:21Yeah, that's what it be. You know that karma. That's all it be. You know what I'm saying? That's what a holder nigga told me one time. He was like, maybe he ain't do nothing this time. But shit, you just doing time for something you been doing. Mm-hmm. Oh, that's a fact. For sure. And so you just got to take that and just, you know, but I felt a little stupid and shit. I was just like, damn, what the fuck I'm doing in here, man? I've been working to get to where I'm at it is and I'm never in this place. And then now I'm in the same place. I felt the same way. Because, you know, I was looking at this shit like, man, all my life, I ain't never went to jail this long.
13:57You see what I mean? I think I was like, I was 30. I would turn, if I just had turned 30, And I'm like, I'm 30 years old and I'm in that fucking jail. All this shit I got going on. I was 40. I was in this jail. I was 40. Okay? I've been lit since I'm 19. I've been on a couch at a club since I'm 19, popping bottles, thinking I'm 19. I'm going dead. Who's thinking I'm 19? I'm thinking I'm 19. Every day. Imagine you lit. You rich. You fly. You ditch. You on the couch. You think you 19, nigga. Right? So my thing is, I'm on the couch thinking it's all good. but when I go in there they do a 40 and over lead so some young dude come up to me he's like yo OG what's up yo you joining the 40 and over I said fuck nigga disrespect I wasn't in that and I said yo you 40 years old and niggas know it why you ain't playing the league fuck the league that was just a learning lesson for me that put me really you know you can't sit a nigga like me down so that put me in perspective I said, oh shit, the window really closing, Joe.
15:03Like, you gotta do whatever you gotta do to secure the future because you 40 years old, nigga. Like, how many niggas, nobody ever was 40 years old and hit a record out the park. Ever. I don't care who you talk about, right? So me, I'm thinking like, yo, I gotta get back out. I gotta make a hit. I gotta get my money right. I gotta get businesses. I gotta get, but that taught me right there was like, yo, I had to get serious. The window was closing. Probably was closed. you opened it back nah I opened that shit back got to the fucking bag you know I went as soon as I came out of jail I went straight to the studio it was the era of the young niggas so they all had like yellow hair purple hair green hair they looking at me like this old nigga what the fuck he doing in this studio right and so I was up in there every day just working so you sat down you praying to God for you to come home cause you was facing stupid time, correct?
16:00200 years. 200 years. What was your relationship with God? Fucking insane. Hold up. You in the cell facing 200 years. What was your relationship with God like? When I first got in there, I used to talk to one of my dogs, my name is Robert, Fred Robert. So I was just telling them, niggas don't know how to pray, bro, like that. I was like, bro, you just got to talk to God like you talk to me, then. Like, they'll talk to him. So, you know, every night I used to talk, but I think this lady, she told me, like, when you pray, you gotta, you know, you ask for what you want and then you let it go. So, I pray that, you know, he let me out of my situation.
16:43He made some good. I only did that one time and then every other night, I let that go. And every other night, I just, I thank him. Like, I thank him for being alive. I thank him for being able to still provide for my family why I'm in hell. When I wake up, I thank him for waking you up. People don't understand that when Jewel's went to jail for two years, I'm going to be honest with you. I didn't know how he was going to pay his bills. Do you know what it's like? How do you know what that man had in jail? I don't know what he got. I know what I got. I know I did four months and nigga, I came out a cripple, nigga, like on my knees.
17:14Like, you paying these bills, these family, they don't know what the fuck. They don't know this shit. Nigga, they said it like you ain't in jail. And you come home and your wife is like, yeah, I bought a new car, this, like, I'm like, bitch, you don't know we dead both, nigga? Crazy. Like, what the fuck you talking about? Like, bitch, you crazy. Like, so I see the man go to jail for two years, I'm like, God, damn, how do you pay the rent for two years of this? So you thank God that you was able to pay the bills while you was locked up? Hell yeah. Fucking right. That wasn't no regular fucking shit, man.
17:49But my thing is, because if I was facing 200 years, I would have a little more, you know, but Fat Joe, that's why they call me the greatest storyteller of all time. I would explain how there was fucking knots on my knees from praying so much on my fucking knees. I would have been facing 200 years. I mean, my shit was bricks. I would have been smaller than an iPhone charging wire when I did this. I would have been wibbled. I would have been walking out like, nah, I'm telling you the truth. I'd have been on my knees so hard praying to God. That shit legend. 200? You got to wake up every day, thinking y 'all might go for 200.
18:27That's a fact. See, me, man, I don't know. I just, I always knew I was going to be all right. I looked at it a lot, but I ain't no bad. I ain't no fucked up, nigga. I ain't never did no fucked up shit to nobody. You feel me? I know God got me. I like shit. I don't know where, but I know he got me. And I couldn't just let it scrape me out. I had to be strong for everybody out there. I used to talk to my mama every day. And just to hear her sad, hear the cracks in her voice, I know she crying. She acting like she ain't crying. So I had to be strong for everybody else. No, like, man, I'm good. You ain't got to worry about me.
19:01I'm going to be all right. You feel me? And I just had faith. I had a lot of faith. That's crazy. Can't no nigga tell you like, man. You walked out of that mother. I knew I was coming home. You walked out like it was AI, huh? You walked out. This shit was AI, nigga. You was like, yo. This shit AI, nigga. I ain't going to lie. I only did four months. But when they came, it got me in the new Benz, and I seen the dashboard and all. I felt like I was at AI, nigga. I was like, what is this? This shit was crazy because it was, I had to get to a halfway house. It was either have sex or eat a steak. I ate the steak, bro.
19:39Yeah. I told my mother-in-law, y 'all make the steak, man. I'm coming. Because you had to go straight to the jail to halfway. You couldn't make, they were so specific. I probably would have had sex. You have to be back up in here. You gotta go direct I might have to bust y 'all You might have to bust y 'all Nah I needed a steak nigga Y 'all had it good If you had your own section and all I know y 'all had it good I had it bad So they were like yo this nigga coming in here He got money this this that If we catch any of you police Take any money I was in there Bribing it I don't get high bro I was in there trying to bribe niggas yo, bring me a stain.
20:23Nigga, my man would give me$6 ,000. Oh, shit. You just would not give me a stain. One cop told me he was mad. Cool. He said, yo, you disrespecting me, B. That's a little estate. I'm fat. Joe, man, I need to eat some good shit. So they got this correction officer lady. She looked like throw mama off the train. The ugliest bitch in the world, right? She come through. She violate me. My Joey. Oh, my Joey. I tell my girls about my Joey. This bitch so ugly, man. I'm looking at, thank God I ain't have 10 years, right? I'm looking at, I'm like, playing it off. One day I tell them, I said, Miss Such-and-such.
21:00She said, yeah, Joe, anything for you. I said, I need a steak. No, but so. Hey, look, them young niggas, they used to always tell me. I be like, man, they like, look, bro, you got to flirt with the officer, bro. They going to give you whatever you want. I'm like, man, I can't flirt with this bitch. No way. Crazy-looking lady. Now if you got 200 years, you got 100 something, you're going to flirt with any bitch but you got to trust the process but I was like at least did she get you the state? nah she didn't get you the state that was the end of communication we never talked to fuck that bitch bro I was like oh man fuck that fucking mama duke ass because I'm over here entertaining the bitch she over here hey my Joey oh I was telling the girls about you and all this I'm like looking at this bitch I'm like yo I said, listen, can you bring me a steak?
21:53Dude, I can't do that, Joey. That was it. I had to be fucking hungry. It ain't no reason to even be nice. Hang on a lot. See, our job look different. You get steak, you get Benny Honolulu, you get whatever you want. What? Benny Honolulu? I'm in there eating Benny's. You see that? I got a chef in all life. No, no, no, no. I had a chef in all life, but I had to do it my way. What they do, they still are. I don't get a house style. Benny Hines. I was getting the real Benny. Yeah, that's disrespect. For a nigga like me. You're doing shit. Yeah, you was doing shit. That's disrespect for me. But for me, I was happy when he fixed it with Doug because I fucked with both of y 'all.
22:31And that's a part of the time I'm glad that I wasn't from Atlanta so I could just mind my fucking business and pay for y 'all to fix it. And y 'all did a horrible job because I was able to detect y 'all Y 'all worked together when y 'all tried to do the social media and shit. I said, these niggas got a song, nigga. And then y 'all had worked. Yeah, no. They couldn't. I knew that they worked together before the world knew. Let's get back to this. Was there a deep hate between... There was serious drama. I'm telling you. I'm a journalist, my nigga. If you're a journalist, you would have to do that.
23:09The barbershops want to know. I'm trying to put them in real time. So it's a real hate. You thinking we killing him one day. He's thinking we killing you one day. I was so. And what was this epiphany? What said, yo, the best? Yeah. Oh, 200 years. 200 years. The man, J. Dude, your brain. You know, it got too smart. He think of the answers for the people. I'm usually telling him to let him talk. Out your mouth. Let him talk. You thinking you're going to kill him. He thinking he going to kill you. You know, that is beautiful for the youth. To fix that, yeah. To see how did that come about where you just said, yo, this ain't about shit.
23:46Because I had a similar situation. I'm sure. You know what I'm saying? I came home. I made peace with 50 Cent, made peace with everybody, and the doors open. The floodgates open. Because when niggas got to pick a side, so there's bags that they won't even let you get to because they be like, yo, if Fat Joe got the rewinded shit, and I'm thinking of YFM Lucci, I'm like, yo, I'm about to ask Lucci, 10 other niggas are coming and be like, yo, these niggas won't fuck with you no more. If you fuck with... I went through that. That's all. Or sneaker deals, all type of shit, because I had beef with niggas, and the niggas was like, yo, he can't eat over here.
24:22He can't eat. So what was the process? Just sitting there in jail, bro. Just thing like, bro. It's all this shit worth it. You know, a nigga got a kid. I'm sitting there. I'm away from my kid. Shit, nigga we beefing with. Them niggas ain't right there with goddamn taking care of my kid. I ain't looking out for my kid. Why I'm in here? You feel me, brother? Nigga wants you to keep up the bullshit, though. But when you get took away from your family, you realize, like, shit, bro, my family needs me. You feel me? My kid got to grow up in this shit. I don't want them growing up in no B shit. My kids ain't no gangsta.
24:57They ain't from the hood. You feel me? They cool. They ain't going to just let nobody fight with them. But you know what I'm saying? Like, shit, bro, my nigga can come together, make some money, and change the narrative, and help the youth look at this shit. If they can do this shit, bro, we can do this shit. Because it ain't all about that. And that shit about money. Not taking care of your family. You need the money to take care of that. That's it. Yo. Luke, that. They need to push that more. They put the clickbaiters for all of the bullshit. They don't never highlight them segments or these type of interviews.
25:37Those are the shits that don't make it. But on Joe and Jayla, you get that. You know what I mean? That's why we the fish. That's right. That's right. He got that shit today. He got that shit.
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31:37First of all, I want to know how could you afford this enterprise? About 100 niggas in the way. There he goes exaggerated again ladies and gentlemen there's seven individuals over there 17 right now Back in the day it would have been 17 It would have been 17 It would have been 20, 37 Right now see this is great It's my team This is team Everybody over here working right here You feel me? We all work You know I did it It's famous I've talked about it before but I'm also I told them I think I invented the entourage with I'm telling you the truth Throw a flag if you want. I don't give a fuck. I'm telling you, you ask anybody you know, Terror Squad, you see us, you know, you was there.
32:20It's all good. But I'm being honest with you. I think I invented the entourage. I would walk around with 45 niggas, two tour buses, private plant, wherever you could think of, 47 lobsters and steaks and bottles every day for years. Right? And one day, God told me, Yo, call all these niggas up. We was in Puerto Rico. The niggas was buying bottles at the bar. You know, we had it like that. And then I stepped to them and I said, yo, guess what? I said, guess what? I'm broke. I said, that's it. I'm broke. I can't afford this no more. You know, shit is fucked up, which wasn't even true. And out of the 45 niggas, only five of them said, yo, Joe, if you dead broke, I'm with you every day, my brother.
33:09I love you. The other 40 got the hell on. And it was the best thing that ever happened to me in my life. Right? But the type of shit they were saying to me. Yo, we did this. Yo, we did. I'm like, niggas ain't made no song. Niggas ain't going no tour with me. Well, what are these people talking about? And they start thinking their money is your money. They be entitled. They be feeling entitled. Titled me. They feeling like you got to do this. I worried when I see such a large entourage because I know what happened to me. and I wish I would've did that 10 years before. I would've saved millions and millions and millions of dollars.
33:43Oh, for sure. We're fucking with all these people. You know, and what about you? Do you have like a survivor's guilt? Y 'all grew up here. I got it. Yeah, I just got a big heart when I first made it. You know, I love, I love my nigga from my hood. If we grew up together, if I fuck with you, I felt like, shit, I don't get in the city of the world. I want to take y 'all to see the world. Come on. Like, shit. We from some here. Some niggas ain't never been to fucking Macon, Georgia. So we got down, we going everywhere. We saying different shit. And you know, to some people, that shit open up your mind when you get to saying different shit.
34:20But some people, you know, they don't get it. They just want to stay with that bullshit. That's why they say that everybody can't go shit. For sure. I'm in Dubai. First of all, if y 'all don't know, there's a lot of people here. You know, this is the type of place I read about. But when I'm in the projects in the Bronx, I never think I'm going to no fucking Middle East, no Dubai. That's the last shit you think you're going to Egypt or some shit like this. So not only am I Dubai, I'm in the royal palace where the kings and queens and the prince live. What's your name over there? Ali Kishani. Assalamu alaikum everybody.
34:56Bismillah. I got a different name over there, but my thing is I'm walking in the palace and the nigga I got with me, he got his pants under his ass. He got his ass in the royal. I look at this thing, I said, man, I'm about to punch you in your face in front of these people. Like, you a real disrespectful nigga. You know what I'm saying? Type of nigga you sit there and stay alive because he ordering chicken tender loin. You know what I'm saying? And he's violating in that shit. I said, yo, everybody can't go. You want to show him. You want to be like, yo, check this out. You can live a life. I was in the club one time by myself.
35:37I usually go to the club, you know, deep all the time. I was in there by myself one time, and that girl, she walked up to me, and she was like, you look better by yourself. But back then, I never got what she was saying, but it took me to go to jail, sit down, and I thought about that shit again. I'm like, damn, that's what she meant. Because everybody knows. I don't need that. I'm going to tell you where else you look better at by yourself when you go do business. For sure. is we be scaring niggas away. That's why all the weird niggas get the money. The niggas who walk in with a skateboard and shit, looking like fucking nerd-ass niggas, they walk up in there and they're friendly.
36:21I love you, skateboard community. No disrespect. We love all you niggas. But the point is, I'm saying, the point I'm saying, you know, I used to literally go in meetings with the record label and be like, my nigga Pete came on for two murders this is Johnny Boxbox cut a hundred niggas face this is one of them niggas probably was like let's get this nigga out of here so fucking fat let's let his project flop so fast we do not want to deal with him we went next the other nigga come up in there with the skateboard and shit looking all weird with the fucking tie with the thing who you think they want to work with because they think we already dangerous.
37:05Confrontation. Once we learn what the bag is, it is what it is. We about to turn up on them. You know what I'm saying? The most dangerous, even in the drug game, the connects want to give the pussy niggas the work. They don't want to put this guy who's killing everybody in the world. They don't want to put no bricks in his hand because he's going to turn around and say, suck my dick. I ain't got to pay you. You pussy. I'm not. That's how I go. Same thing with business. So just a gem. when you walk in them offices where you're trying to pull off that bag, you look better by yourself. I'm sure. Because these niggas are scared to death.
37:39And they'll look and they'll be like, oh, no, we can't do this. You know what I'm saying? That's why I always respected the Birdman because he always came out. He had tattoos on his face, all type of shit. I see him in all the meetings. You knew that he was dealing with him because he had so much value to him because they would never deal with a guy like this. I'm sure. But they, you know, it was respecting this and this and that. But he had the roster. He got Drake, Lil Wayne, this, that, the Cassidy. So they had to deal with him. You understand what I'm saying? But he's sitting up in there. I see him in the meeting.
38:14I'm like, damn, they never thought they'd be giving this nigga a billion dollars. But he is what he is. He's the source of whatever the case may be. But at the end of the day. Keep it clean. Yeah, you keep it clean. What was it like recording your first song after you got out? How did I? You wasn't on beat? Nah, nah, I was on beat. I was good. You was on beat? When I did my first song, it wasn't to make it like I'm trying to make the hardest. I just wanted to hear my voice again, see how I sound. Once I did that, I was like, oh, I still sound good. Went back the next day, you start smoking shit.
38:48You thought your shit changed. Because you know what I'm saying? When you hear yourself in so long, you're like, damn, I want to, you know. You know, I went in the studio the other day, first time in the year. I sound pretty good. Yeah. I was impressed. I said, damn for an old nigga, young old nigga. I said, damn, man, you still got it, man. You talking that shit. You good. You good. I think this is the first time I checked myself. This is the first time I went in the studio and I was like, yo. I said, yo, I still got it. I ain't retired, but I ain't going to the studio in a year. I just ain't going.
39:21I was so. And so when I went up in there, I was like, oh, shit, I'm still like, you know what I'm saying? Because, you know, people fall off when they get old. I might die if I don't go to the studio for one whole year. You, Boston Rhymes, there's a lot of rappers that really in there. I got to go to the studio. That's part of my life. If I didn't go to the studio for a year, I'd probably fucking be like, something might happen to me, though. This is what I'm trying to tell you. I went in the studio. I went in my hand. A year. And I think I knocked one out the park, too. I ain't going to lie to you.
39:54I got that shit. Oh, I got it. Like, I know how to knock that shit out the park. I went up in there, that shit was sounding like something. I said, oh, shit. Not only I ain't going in a year, I might have caught a motherfucker. Like, I'm talking about a boy. You're like, yo, this shit crazy. Like, you got one. I was like, yo, I walked out of that bitch. I said, damn, Joe. Like, you know. And so you got a big story to tell. Not for sure. You went through so much shit that's so relatable with so many people. going in the studio that might have been like cause you already were spitting that pain before you got locked up it made it easier that's how I feel cause I had a lot more shit to talk about yeah you feel me so I was getting all them songs every song that I did I would I think I made my album like 30 days down to every song that I made first made that album you feel me all them bitches were hard yeah cause that's that real pain oh for sure you talking about that shit motherfucker like the pain where it's at you know what I'm saying you just gotta let them know what you're going through better than even you know when me and Kiss came up it was more metaphors and bars and this and this and that I just feel like the pain if you talk about reality shit niggas so everybody can relate to that shit everybody can relate to it and then you know now I'm rich so I be rhyming about a lot of rich shit so nigga be like yo my nigga niggas ain't in the Balenci chill out Joe like you going cause I'm going hard.
41:25You know what I'm saying? I'm throwing Himalayan Kelly's this, this. Niggas like, yo, yo, fat Joe fans want to hear how you kill a couple of niggas, how you this, this, that, that. They don't want to hear all that shit, Joe, that fancy shit. That shit! You know what I'm saying? They don't want all that, but I see... They want to hear that sometimes, though. That shit, you feel me? That's inspirational. For me, it's inspirational. That make a nigga want to go get that. And motivation. I got to go get that shit. That's how I look. Let me tell you something. I don't deal with jealousy. I don't deal with hate, too.
41:52my biggest album ever was called Jealous Once Still Envy. Because for me, I've always looked at people who do better than me as motivation and inspiration. It got to a point, well, at least social media-wise, when niggas ain't happy for niggas no more. They like, yo, fuck that. I'm fucked up. I'm pop. What are you, rubbing it in? Why you keep flexing on the gram and all that shit? And then you be sitting there, you be like, is it me or just we just didn't have social media when we grew up to hear these guys because you know when niggas talk a certain way on social media they bums but you know they're bums these guys never got a got a bag in their life and they just mad at everybody because they didn't find a way to get a bag you know that's that's where I'll judge these IG comments and all these comments I'll be like yo these guys are bums you know what I'm saying You know, as long as you bless and you work hard for whatever you get, don't mind how I do it.
42:54And me, I try to inspire and try to tell me some things you've done for like your community, the youth. You know, we do give backs. We do back to school drives. We do Easter drives. We do got Christmas drives, Thanksgiving, get by turkeys. Now let me explain something to you, right? We always got critics, maybe even in our own communities, that say, yo, hip-hop never did shit for nobody, this and this and that. Well, how about the Easter drive, the turkey drive, the Christmas drive, the this? When I grew up, they didn't give me shit. They drove right by. You know what the fuck shit is? They didn't give me a fucking lollipop, my nigga.
43:37Sure. You know what I'm saying? They ain't give me a fucking thing. They didn't give you a lollipop. Them niggas ain't give me shit. They ain't give you a lollipop. You understand? they ain't give me a fucking thing I just want y 'all to take the human I want you and every barbershop wherever whoever's watching this take this human aspect think about when you was growing up did anybody ever come to your school or your community and give you shit I'm talking about shit one thing a fucking icebox no and so now you got an artist they always want to point the finger at but yet you the first to you know you got so many artists sending airplanes full of food to Jamaica right now because of this shit it's artists you know you got guys doing give back you every year I watch y 'all give turkeys and everything and Jim give and we give thousands and thousands of family Thanksgiving's coming up we feed when I say thousands and this year's gonna be worse they ain't got no snap the line double now line double and my line go around four blocks in each store.
44:43I got three stores. My line goes like this. This shit gonna probably go through the whole, like, ten blocks. You know, sometimes I get to the store, I don't know how we gonna give them the food, because we don't give, we give them the turkey, the rice, the yams, the soup, the beans. The soup. These niggas go with a soup. Winner take all, my nigga. They leave. Yo, they leave winner take all. Not the soup. Every second. person feeds the family. I'm hoping they say a little prayer for Joe Crack. You know what I'm saying? Like we're cutting the turkey, yo, thanks to the fat guy. He fed us. Know what I'm saying?
45:22Protect him, God. You know what I'm saying? Because the prayer is a serious soup. Everything. Kiss, kiss. You're going to light it to my giveaway. So you can see, I don't play every year. I'm coming for the soup. But we're still on the line to get the soup. We're the bad guys. Yeah, we're everything. Bad guys. We ain't shit. We don't give a fuck about nobody. We all about ourselves. with this and this and that. And that is not true. Now, I even watch, shout out to Jay-Z, Rock Nation, you know, provide us this beautiful space. But Jay-Z, the other day, he raised$20 million for reform, paying for lawyers, people's bills and all that.
45:59And I'm reading under the comments, he a billionaire. That ain't shit. Your fucking father ain't buy you an underwear, nigga. What? Your father, the man who birthed you, ain't give you a lollipop. Fuck you looking at a man who raised$20 million to give back and you like, yo, that ain't enough. The fucking game, the streets got the game fucked up. That's right. It's the comments, man. Stay out of the comments. Yeah, people just be writing shit to write shit. Yeah. No, it's incredible. But you got to know it's out there. He never missed the comments. He's seen every comment. I ain't going to lie, though.
46:31I read comments, too. But I don't take it. Not every. He's seen everything anybody ever said. He catches. Of course you do. I forget who I sat next to recently. Somebody super, duper famous. I'm talking about like a white girl or something that was super famous. And what she was doing? Reading the comments. I looked to the side. I'm like, she's like, huh? I'm telling you, I was at an event where somebody super famous, some white girl that's super famous was sitting next to me. She was reading it. Fuck all of them. There's no way he can fulfill the smoke of every comment. Oh, yeah. See, I don't trip off the comment, though.
47:11I just want to film. No, sometimes I say, you know, I got to. He got to come back. I was the unit. Oh, you got to say. I was the unit to him. Yeah, I just couldn't. I don't give a fuck how rich you think I am, how much this, this, that. I don't care if you the nigga that came on for 20 years and you think you got a new blog. I'll tell you, suck my dick. Damn. Quick. I don't give a fuck. Excuse me, ladies. This is a family show. I wasn't performing at that Welcome Home concert.
47:37That's different than going in the booth. That shit was different. You know, like before I went to jail, I ain't never did State Farm by myself. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, that was a big deal. To come home and got down, sell out State Farm. And it was YFN, Lucy, and Friend. But we didn't announce no friend. And it been sold out. We got love for you, man. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, and I feel like I got off because I did like 23 songs. The whole stadium, word for word, every one of them. That shit felt so good. That's like there's no feeling better than that. I don't know. That shit felt great. That shit you dreamed about right now.
48:16Like a dream come true. Yeah, yeah. You sold out stadium, and they saying every word. You was just fighting 200 years in jail. So. And now you're on the stadium. That shit must have been. You probably couldn't sleep the night before, right? Like, that's one of them shits. I would get up. I would ready for that shit. I was like, why can't wait? You was hoping somebody was there, right? That was that type of shit. I'll never forget. I had my first show in the Bronx. You know, we tearing up the Bronx, man. We giving them hell at this time. You know, we wasn't the most like niggas in the Bronx. You know what I'm saying?
48:49Because we just... And I remember I'm waiting for my first show. It was at the Fever. And then I'm waiting and waiting. And I said, my man's over there. He was like, yo, there's lines around the block. That's how I be. I was like, yo, they fucking with me. They coming to the show. That's how I be. Holy shit. Went over there. That shit was like a dream come true. Oh, what's up? Are you thinking like, yo, is people even coming? Like my man, every time we have something, I've been like, man, you think this shit finna be fat? He was like, hey, bro, get out of my phone, bro. Get out of my phone. Yeah, because, well, now you know you filled out the stadium.
49:27There's really no question. See, I wasn't nervous about that because, shit, it said sold out. So you know this bitch finna win. Oh, it said sold out. Yes. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Sold out. Sold out. So I know they finna be in here. But us son shit that you don't know, I'd be like, we thank people here. Oh, no, no. You know, the game, we in the game. Let me just school you first. Wife and Lucci, we've been around a lot longer than you. Oh, sure. You definitely could go from the sold out Atlanta to the Memphis, Tennessee, three people in the front. Nah, you're right. Like, yo, everything. As long as you got paid.
49:58Hey, yo, Kiss, is that the rule? You got paid. Niggas gave you your shit. You like, yo, they ain't promoted right. That's what I've been telling myself my whole life. Yo, these niggas ain't promoted right. If niggas do, it be ran packed. They don't know. Because you get somebody, he a hustler. He want to invent that he going to be a promoter. He ain't promoted right. If people knew that it be ran packed. I've been to shows, bro. Let me explain this to you. I got one for you. This a motherfucker. up. Lean back, number one. Yo, listen, no disrespect. Lean back, number one. That means disrespect is coming.
50:34Disrespect is coming. Lean back is number one. I fly in the private. The dude comes to me with the money. Duffel, but too much money. He and all Versace and shit. This shit in like Fairbill, North Carolina. Versace, down. His girl Versace, everybody. Like, you know, they getting the money out there. You know, they dope boys. Nicest hotel. These people treated us like kings. We show up. It might be two people. When we walked through the back, they brought us through the back. It was for what? $10 ,000 of Chris Dow, nigga. Like, he thought he was the biggest drug dealer, allegedly. And he thought niggas was just showing up at his joint.
51:19So he either got enemies or he ain't really promoted right. Like this lean back's number one, right? At the time, like we on fire. Two people in this family, Monique, and I'm performing and I couldn't help it. I just started laughing all stage. There's nothing I could do. Yo, they was going to kill us. He gave me the money. He ain't complaining. I walked through the kitchen. They had like 10 ,000 bottles of Chris Stout. This nigga thought this was going to be player's ball. I go on stage. He got one dude. Dude, listen. The kid might have been slow. The kid. Yo, yo, yo. Yo, yo, yo, yo. No, no, no, no.
52:01The kid might have been slow and he doing this. Yo.
52:08Slash. Every single one. Slash. He doing this shit. He doing this, right? And I'm on stage. Yeah. And I start. I'm laughing so much any nigga would cry and be like yo my man I'm waiting for this shit I just don't I can't help it this shit is crazy maybe he booked me for that nigga that was doing that
52:39and then we're doing the Euro step and I say yo and then at the end this shit is over I'm like yo my man And man, that nigga was like, fuck. He might have tore that whole town. He was like, fuck all these niggas. I go to their events. I blow the bag. Niggas don't come to my... I was like, whew. No fault. Let's get the damn plane to get the fuck out of here. Because this guy, I don't blame him. He was tired, though. He was like, yo, he just knew it's Lean Back, number one. He got back Joe in the town. He bought 10 ,000 bottles of Chris Gow. They Gucci down, nigga, to the socks. Everybody's Versace down.
53:20Shit, the whole family had like a uniform. Nobody came. Nobody came. He got that back in. I got the front end. This is the most honest nigga I ever dealt with. He gave you all the money. He gave the whole end. With the money. Who does that? He came to the airport with the bread. Like, yo, here you go. Best hotel in the world. Man, these guys are such good people. Nobody showed up. Huh? They got to eat. Next day was a new day. I showed up somewhere else. It was grand pack. I think everybody been through that. I had the same situation. We like it to be crowded, though. Yeah, yeah. Already legend.
53:58You going to do a tour? Yeah, we going on tour top of the year. Like 15, 20 cities. No doubt. Yeah, yeah. Make sure y 'all get your dick out. I'm having my shit out. I don't need it. Yeah, we don't need none of that. We need every show. Every city, every show. Grand pack. And it's very important, Mike, because now, you know, you did in Atlanta, but now they want to see you do it. And then they see you sell them tickets. And then I opened a bigger tour. Right. You know what I'm saying? So that's how that shit go. They be like, oh, he moved tickets wherever. Now let's put them on him and Bryson Teller or him like, you know, the big shit.
54:35You know what I'm saying? That's how that shit go. You know, you enjoy your tour and all that. I'm too old for tours, man. My knees don't work the same. You know what I'm saying? I go and do one-off show here, show there. I ain't doing the whole fucking tour for nobody. He got the legs for that. I ain't got the legs for that. You know what I'm saying? Brother, they got the biggest bag in the world. You still ain't going on? No, I'm going on tour. Biggest bag in the world. I'm going to bring two massage therapists. Shit, I went up to Harvard yesterday. Harvard's the number one school in the world.
55:09And there was so many black and brown people there, I couldn't fucking believe that we in Harvard like that. But you know what? I did with you over four hours. I went straight to the, I had like an hour to chill. I went to the nail salon, paid the lady, just rubbed my feet for like an hour and shit. I was like, she was like, yeah, but are you sure? I said, listen, man, nobody here is going to pay you like me. Just rub my feet. You hit a home run today. Don't worry about these niggas ain't paying. Y 'all that nigga give you$2. You know, I'm like, y 'all, You good, mama. When she rubbed my feet, I went in that hog with me.
55:46I left you. I went in there. I was light on her feet. You want some flat? What did I say? You crazy. They let you rub my feet. Those flags just said you'd be crazy. Yeah, the biggest bag. I'm definitely taking two massage therapists. Shout out, Simone. Yo, Simone, what's up, girl? I'm taking my crew. Yada, what's up, man? I'm taking my crew. We going. Not for sure. You know what I'm saying? But it got to be something out of control. You know, I'm too spoiled, too. like I'm spoiling you like I like fly shit so like if I go I want to be Four Seasons Waldorf Astoria some of these places you going to it ain't even your fault they don't even got it yeah they don't even have you ever been to La Quinta Inn Motel 6 that ain't shit you could do about it I've been to all of them you pull up they'll be like you know what the fuck we was just at the Waldorf in LA yeah well today it's La Quinta you're in you're in Fairfield, California.
56:42They're selling grapes out here. You have no... You know what I'm saying? That's the whack shit about Tor, man. Sometimes you got to go out there. It should be the whackest shit ever. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That one you stay on the bus. Stay on the bus. You stay on the bus? I love the bus. Sometimes. We pull up to them shits Four Seasons, all that. They go in and I'd stay on the bus. I just go in my room, take a shower, steal the comfort and go back on the bus. God, no, steal the stuff.
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1:01:22Yeah, I think that's something I've been thinking of because I like small pillows. And I don't care how expensive the fucking hotel is. They always come with them big ass pillows. So you call it Roots? I've been really thinking. No, I've been really thinking about traveling with my own pillows. Yeah, come on, dog. Come on. I say it all the time. I've never done it, but I do because they give me the hard pillow. I don't like hard pillows. You going to fly with them too? That's what I'm thinking about. I swear to God, it might be some old man shit, but I'm about to start bringing my pillows. I don't know what I'm saying.
1:01:53Two soft pillows. Like right now in my house, I might have 20 soft pillows. You know what I'm saying? I don't like. Look, I go to the fanciest hotels, and we have a problem with that. We definitely... With the tiller? No, no, with the fanciest hotels. We spend a lot of money, bro. That's why we got to constantly work. And it's my whole crew. We all at the Waldorf. We all at the Four Seasons. We all at the same region. Yeah, I don't do one of that. Waldorf, they want like a thousand a night. When you stay there and you send your man and them to the LaQuinta? I'm thinking about that. That's foul, dog.
1:02:27Yeah. But for some reason They got the hard pillows They ain't got the soft pillows So I really been thinking I ain't gonna lie I ain't never been in no hotel With no hard pillows I got soft pillows I like the super soft pillows You know what I'm saying? My shit I got the super soft pillows Like I like super soft pillows Not them hard shits man Them shits like But in any case In the winter You get what you get You ever been in a hotel You felt like fucking taking a shower with your Timbs on? Hell yeah. I've been to the hotels. I know they was hustling upstairs. Don't wear in this hotel. Somebody got bricks in one of these.
1:03:09I ain't going to lie to them. I've been being in jail, man. You know, we got to stay shy with our shoes on. I mean, our fly on the whole time. So, man, I couldn't wait to get in the shower. Take a regular. Get out the fucking shoes. One of the biggest arguments I had was over the shower. and then nigga tried I said yo who the fuck do you think what happened so it's a shower it's three showers and it's 2 ,000 niggas it's a hundred niggas waiting for a shower and all like it's not like what you think it ain't at home I'm going to take a shower it's like so I'm next to take the shower they cut you Puerto Rican nigga tried to come up like yo this is I said yo papi you gotta be out of your fucking line You think you coming to the shower?
1:03:58He looked at me, I said, I don't give a fuck, my nigga. Like, you gotta be out of your fucking mind. You think you jumping? You coming to this shower right now? Well, I'm in line for this shit? Fuck you. Crazy or something, nigga? That nigga never talked to me again, but it was like, y 'all, I don't know. Niggas, I don't understand what you're saying. What they were trying to say, that was their shower. He was trying to say this hour shower. I don't know what he think. He looked like he was trying to walk in the shower in front of me. Oh, he trying to cut you? That, no matter where you at in life, is a violation.
1:04:30So he tried to cut me. And I'm looking at him like, yo, my man, you got to be... What you think? You think a pussy or something? Like, you think this shit's sweet? Man, get the fuck in the back of the line. Yo, I violated that nigga. But he was over the shower. Yeah, I can't take it. You know what I'm saying? It was like, you know what I'm saying? Like, you know, in jail, you have arguments over the dumbest shit you ever seen in your life. man I ain't gonna lie and Jay I realize you can't argue with nobody man some young niggas might be talking they trying to tell me something that I know like bro it can be some dumb shit cause young niggas they dumb in hell I ain't gonna lie they in there talking about I asked them who was the first black president one of y 'all niggas said Martin Luther King so he arguing with his friend he like man I don't give a damn what you talking about nigga you can't tell me Martin Luther King wasn't the goddamn first president so they like Hey, Luke, who the first black president?
1:05:26I say, shit. Y 'all tell me who it was. You said Sugar Ray Leonard. Huh? Niggas said Sugar Ray Leonard. Nigga, leave that shit alone. Yo, these niggas so dumb, man. Yo, let me tell you something. A nigga thought Martin Luther King was the first black president? All right, let me explain some of you. And he'll fight you by it. What that ain't you wrong? That sound like a dangerous ball. And he'll fight you by it. Like, I know I'm right. Yo, he was standing on it. You can't tell me I'm wrong. Let me explain something to y 'all. I hate to be the bird in a bad day. This is the problem with jail. Where do you think the dumbest and the worst niggas on earth go?
1:06:04To jail. You are sitting here with the dumbest niggas, the worst, foulest niggas on earth. Shit could take off at any minute. I had this Mexican dude. He used to make me the nachos with the food, this, this, that. We playing space. And I swear to God, I thought this was a nice guy. He just came out of nowhere. He said, oh, you trying to play me this? I swear to God, I wasn't trying to play him. He was a good guy. And so he sounded like he wanted to get busy. So I got to run back to my cell. The problem isn't, Jarrell, you got the slides on. I got to run to my cell to throw the kicks on right quick so we can, you know, get it popping.
1:06:39So I go back to the nigga. Take him into the church. I said, yo, what you want to do? Nah, you know my bad. Like that, look, jail is a place where somebody's wife can leave them. You don't know what they're dealing with. Their mother just died. This, this, that. And them niggas can snap at you at any time. And once again, I'm trying to explain to them the bid you make when you're famous. All right, a motherfucker just get, they put me in a building where motherfuckers get 100 years in jail. I had no business being there. I should have been in the Martha Stewart spot. they put me in the building where you going on trial yfn just got 200 years nigga you go on the elevator fat joe's talking about skip to my loom my nigga this this he floating through like this he got four months nigga might want to stab me in my neck just cause to add on to the 200 40 he in jail i killed fat dark i'm dead serious i know what i'm dealing with i'm in the elevator with nigga just got 89 years.
1:07:43This, this, that. He could just stab Fat Joe because, hey, fuck it, Fat Joe. I'm the nigga that stab Fat Joe. That's what you're dealing with that. The nigga game told me, but you know, LA different. He said he went to a jail. He did like six months in jail. And there's like seven floors. He said every second of the night when they locked you in the cell, every second it was a hundred different niggas. Yo, blood, we gonna kill you, niggas. Yo, blood, fuck your mother, niggas. Blood, fuck you, niggas. You bitch-ass niggas. He sat from seven floors. Niggas was screaming football. Bitch-ass niggas when we...
1:08:26Like, he said, yo, Joe, you going to jail? I said, yeah, I'm going. He said, you're not gonna like it being famous. I said, yo, game, watch me. He said, yo, these niggas, they wouldn't let me sleep. They just kept telling me they're gonna kill me. from seven floors in the... You know, jail's not a nice place, guys. Like, especially... It's not a nice place. Especially, you almost had anything in there? I got into it. I got into it. Over the dumbest shit? I don't know. I got into it. They tried to stab me. But he stabbed me. A little cut. A little cut. We were finding shit. Did that Taekwondo on that nigga right quick.
1:09:09pull out the shirt let's go nah you gotta go you gotta go you know that's the whole thing about jail is when you gotta go yeah within time and time whatever to get right what could I say so I don't get a flag meaning muscular at this point you can say anything you want what a motherfucking Todd Diesel out his fucking he's a seven pack nigga nigga like that I'm putting the whole commissary for the whole prison on his ass, man. You think he's going to play with me, man. I would have a whole fucking jail on your ass, man. Commissary for the whole year. Free commissary, man. Get his ass out of here.
1:09:52I never seen the nigga. I don't know how they found him. I'm in jail. I never seen this guy. I don't know where he came from. On the seven foot nigga? Nigga, they put him on me. I got into some beef with some other nigga who should have been able to beat my ass. He was cocked. He was sick something. He's supposed to beat me up. Me and him could have fought. He had a good chance. Right? So I told him, let's get into it. He played pussy. But when I came from the visit, it was a nigga looking like the guy from 300, the movie, the guy they was carrying around. He was that for... Come on! I don't know where they found this nigga, right?
1:10:30Because you stuck on the floor. There's nowhere to go. You should know everybody in there. So he's waiting for me. He's like, yo, Joe, we don't like what you're talking to this, that I'm saying, but once I realized that the nigga was trying to like come on some violent shit, I swear to God, like a movie, I looked over his shoulder, I said, you talking violence to me? He was like, yeah, me and my, you need 99 niggas with you. You got to be kidding me if you think you're stepping in fat Joe by yourself. Like, who the fuck you think? You think your muscles? Do you know what's going to happen? I started crazy.
1:11:08I said, nigga, I need Pappy Mason. I need Boy George. If that joke get beat up, Supreme McGriffin, I'm going to say, you, nigga, you are not authorized. I know you think you cock diesel, but you are not. Man, let me tell you something. I know you think you cock diesel. I know you think you cock diesel. You think you brolic, nigga? Like, do you notice? I start going crazy. But the point is... Do we hear these new songs? Yeah, I mean, so you... The nigga tried to stab you and all that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. This nigga's funny. This nigga's funny. I'm telling you, he pussy. He know he watching this shit.
1:11:46He know he pussy. He watching this shit. He was fronting, nigga. He was fronting. He looked this small by the time I screamed on him. And then he disappeared. it. He was like, yo, that didn't went from all the way down to like a fucking midget. That nigga was like, oh my god, this nigga's crazy. But yo, it is what it is. We gonna hear some new music? Already legend. All platform. Don't stream it. You know what happens is the minute we play some shit, that shit is up. I'm just being honest. We about to boost the numbers right now, baby. Whatever your numbers is, when we play this shit, this shit up.
1:12:24They gonna tune in real quick.
1:12:33I already left it out now Go get that shit
1:12:53Man on menacek Can't be playing on the internet Look, say the small talk for your dawgs Ain't internet Hey, I'm a dawg when they buy the check Hey, if I fall, then you better catch After I dog, girl, I tell her next Okay, lil' penthouse on bitch game Bitch, all of us in there If you let me hit once, you always gon' spin back She told her friend how they all in my business Fucked on her friend, how they all in they feeling Okay, lil' fly told me not to, not down, so ain't listen I fucked up, cause everything come with consequences Get your butt sucker going against us You gotta spin it Nigga locked up You better thank God I went to prison Got your main bitch begging me to put the tip in I was just planning up my wing kissing I just put 200 in my mouth Ain't no French kiss And I went Picasso in the house On some real shit And they keep telling me that I'm different Ma knew I was a problem since an infant I just spent over a million in an instant I just came home like I never lost a penny Dominicans, black bitches, long-haired Indians We gon' get their money and leave it all out of the city 20-row truck, bet they found out training House up down, big park, lay him in the kitchen Thought I was a blood, all these bees That's a billion I can't take advice from no do you You're some billion You ain't never scratch, so I don't need your opinion You don't know the feeling when your pawn's steady itching You know I fuck with bro, but cause he ain't with precision We ain't aiming at nigga, man, we aiming for a trillion Cardi L, Frank, Solitaire, do your big one All road, gold, scaly, plain, it a big one Like I'm Boston, George, we don't never talk to them boys Look, brought a million dollars to the hood for the wars They say I'm worth a million on the floor That ain't enough I just can't hold you still playing catch up The pain on the road is most of Catch up You gotta stop lying to the whole word of truth And when you don't tell the truth It make it hard to open up When the whip bulletproof the door hard to open up And when the car is a coupe You gotta all set on When you pray about it, make it all better When you pray about it, make it all better We were fucked up and ain't nobody help us We were fucked up and ain't nobody help us Yeah Nah Yeah, that's what I'm talking about.
1:14:52We was fucked up. Ain't nobody helped us. Nobody fucking helped us. Nobody helped us. Fuck out of here.
1:15:02That was that shit. Now we gonna hit the album. Look what I did.
1:15:16Damn, Kai, you going crazy. Hey look what I did, I took every loss and then I turned that to a profit I can't reach my goals with everybody in my pocket I can't trust the soul but I know pain but I can't block it I can't block it, hey look what I did Hey they keep hear me like bitch bro nigga let lock in But we ain't need locked in We ain't need locked in, yeah Hey look what I did, I went from a crime into a million with no college I turn my Nissan into a Benz with no mileage Know my phone ringin' but I ain't pickin' up for nobody But I just talk to Goddy Ross say you a legend, ain't got a rest shit for nobody 20 road trucks back to back to how you pop it This shit catascribe fit, this shit came from wifey I was in my cell with$20 ,000 on my eyelid We the trend and top it nigga Everything a profit nigga My new bitch ain't toxic nigga Grew up without an option nigga Poppin' way before the Insta Copped a hoe on my film stuff That shit was just a hiccup Jokes a sippin' out a big cup I was in good Even though I should've been Doing a thousand sit-ups That shit you pull That's on the hood That's how the bro got hit up Tell me who fucking with us Think about it Yeah Yeah
1:16:45Hey, look what I did. I took every loss and then I turned that to a profit. I can't reach my goals with everybody in my pocket. I can't trust the soul, but I know pain, but I can't block it. I can't block it. Hey, look what I did. Hey, they keep hearing me like, bro, nigga, let lock in. But we ain't even locked in We ain't even locked in Hey, look what I did
1:17:16I can't reach my goals with everybody in my pocket I can't reach my goals with everybody in my pocket Already Legend is out there right now Tour top of the year He's coming to your city We selling out everything. We ain't even talking about nothing else but selling out. Sold out arenas. Sold out theaters. Sold out venues. Already legend. You know what I mean? This ain't that. That ain't this. It's cracking kiss. Make some noise for my brother YFN. Luchin! Hey, town. Hey, town. Appreciate you for coming through.
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Fat Joe and Jadakiss are joined by Atlanta rap star YFN Lucci. Joe and Jada ask Lucci about his return home from prison after his 2021 RICO indictment had him facing 200 years behind bars, why it was important to him to squash his beef with Young Thug, getting right back into the grind after coming home and releasing his Billboard-charting project 'Already Legend' with features from Thug and 21 Savage, how growing up in the Summerhill neighborhood in Atlanta listening to Jay-Z, Lil Wayne, 50 Cent, and Young Jeezy helped shape him into the rapper he is today, and what he's been doing to give back to his community. Fat Joe also recalls some more stories from his time in jail and Jadakiss shares a story from the early years of The LOX when DMX was helping them get signed.
3:30 - Growing up in Atlanta & musical influences
7:15 - Jadakiss tells funny DMX stories
8:30 - Coming home from prison term
15:00 - Relationship with God & maintaining sanity behind bars
21:30 - Squashing beef with Young Thug
31:00 - Keeping the right people around you
37:30 - Recording songs for the first time post-prison
42:00 - Giving back to the community
49:30 - Joe tells hilarious story of playing to an empty venue
53:00 - 'Already Legend' tour
1:00:00 - Joe rants about hotel pillows
1:04:00 - Hilarious jail arguments
1:10:30 - Lucci plays "Word 2 Big" & "Look What I Did" off 'Already Legend'
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