607 Unc & King Yella on Lil Durk's RICO, Blueface leaving his Baby Mama & More

22:08Listen, attachment. People grow apart is normal. Listen, I'm going to say this. Everybody think relationships come to an end is bad. No, that was a moment and that moment was good. We don't got to hate each other because we outgrew each other, right? Listen, I'm going to say this. He's trying to be great. He's in a field to where it's fly as high as you can be, right? She got to do things she want to do. Sometimes life will go separate but let me tell you something in this life. It's like two Adams. No matter where it goes, we still connected. So it don't matter. They married. So, you know, Adam can continue to be great and she continue to be great.

22:41It don't mean the relationship has to stop. They have to go different ways, but still end up back together. I like us being great together, man. I'm not gonna lie. Like, I'm still hung up on her. I'm still trying to make it work. Well, give me no jump in here. I'm trying to, fuck you. I'm trying to be a better partner and like really fix all the leaks that I have as far as like just not being the guy that she wants as a partner you know and i know it's tough when you're burning the candle on both ends because a lot of those days when she was postpartum when she was depressed as when she felt like she was there i was there but also like i was i felt like it was good enough for me to say when you need help just tell me yeah and in reality it's like nah as the man of the house you suppose you gotta you gotta outwardly take on those responsibilities like you know she she was the one waking up, giving the kid the bottle, like helping the kids sleep in the middle of the night.

23:35Meanwhile, I'm smoking 10 blunts before bed and I'm passed out and I'm not waking up unless she smacks me in the head. I thought she was going to smack me in the head when I needed to wake up. She wanted me to want to take on that responsibility.

23:46King Yella:She doing the same shit. Why you ain't cooking me dinner? Oh, I get off work. Me personally, I grew up in the house with my grandma. I ain't seen my grandpa get up and do shit that was belong. He go out and cut the grass. He did what the man does. He fixed the house. He did what the man does. When it comes to cleaning and doing what a woman do, I still believe that. Me and my baby mama would never agree on she grew up without a father. Right? So look, you grew up without a father. You can't tell. I grew up with my mom and my father. Even though it was separate, I still was loved by my mom and my dad.

24:21King Yella:So you not being loved by your dad, you can't tell me how it feels to be loved by a man because you never had a man to love you. So when I'm loving you, you don't even know this is the correct way to be loved. But she expects a different level of love, I think. That's the realization that she's had is that she doesn't want to be in a relationship with a guy who doesn't feel like a real partner. And I've allowed her to take on every responsibility when it comes to our house. Because, you know, even like when we got our house, it was a conversation where like I kind of wanted to stay in the apartment we were at.

24:55She wanted to buy a house. I said if you find the house I'll give you half the money and we can buy the house together I didn't spend any time looking for the house I didn't spend any time working on it renovating repair etc because in my mind it has always been I'm doing content 24 7 and I'm not really doing shit else and I realize now that by not like embracing actual domestic situations you're not wrong I have left her feeling high and dry let me tell y 'all a story y 'all not wrong it was a priest right and it was a priest and he had a wife. Why am I talking about the realest shit and you just hit me with this dumb shit?

25:30It was a priest, right? Why do we need an example or a metaphor when I'm serving you up my trauma, my personal issues in your face. This is why you're so annoying on the podcast. It's a priest. It was a priest. It's a priest. Listen to me. It's a priest and his wife, right? They asked the wife after the priest died. They said, listen, your husband spent more time in the church than he spent with you. why did you stay she said i just love seeing them happy that what she said that was the response i just love seeing them happy i should tell her that babe i know i've made you feel alone and like you don't have a real partner in this whole family thing but you should just be happy i was doing podcasts i knew you were gonna say some dumb shit that is because if you happy the energy come

26:13King Yella:out adam that's a lot of like old school people like um what's um ferrican that his wife just passed away, right? Right. But she had some shit where she said that she supported, like she wasn't even Muslim or whatever back in the day. Whatever made him happy, she supported. But that's how it really supposed to be. Michelle Obama. Michelle Obama stopped going to school so Obama could be the president. Right? And supported him even though she was a man. But that's what I'm... It didn't even matter. Adam, and I ain't no... I'm gonna stick by your side on this because I feel like you done built too much and it ain't like you out here just partying and f***ing your life off.

26:56King Yella:You're not f***ing your life off. That's how I feel about myself. I'm not just f***ing my life off no more. Why wouldn't you stand strong behind me if I'm building this? I can't just sit at home with you all day or do everything because I have a business that I'm running. You're running a f***ing empire. She's also involved in a business with him. You forget about political talk? They got business and then they got personal. What got to understand to happen got to happen. But see, that's the thing is if she was a regular ass bitch and she was just sitting at home and her only responsibilities in life were, you know, handle the gardener coming and do everything with the kid or whatever.

27:31If that's how it was, then, yeah, maybe she would be wise to just accept that. Reality is, is that she makes a lot of money. She got her own career. She's like already like, you know, and as a result, I feel like she wants like a more of a balance in our relationship. And that's the thing is that she tried to tell me how unhappy she was for a long ass time. Our sex life, I'm going to say for the last year and a half, really has kind of shriveled up to nothing. Because I feel like she is so unhappy with being in a relationship where she feels like she has to do all of the responsibilities. And I don't really like you.

28:11I don't know. That just affects her. So you think I'm serious. I have tried my whole life to make people happy. Right. And then they not happy for the things that I do. This is what I realized. People got to make they self happy until she's happy. She could never be happy with you. It's not you. It's her. Right. I'm keeping it real. If a person not happy is not nothing but their self. She has no idea what life is without me. So there is no like happy without me. She doesn't even know what life is without me because we've been together for 10, 11 years. Neither of us have really like, like, I don't, I'm in the weird position right now where it's like, I'm single.

28:44I can holler at any girl I want to but I haven't been single and well known in my whole life so I'm like every girl I meet I'm kind of like so I'm supposed to holler at her I'm supposed to like what do I do you don't gotta do nothing I don't remember what this is like you Adam 22 you don't gotta do shit all you gotta do is go in the black community you don't wanna do this all day long you gonna get all the shit you need I do thank you yeah I wanna get some shit But like I really want to be with my wife, you know?

29:16King Yella:But pussy, like that's the same way. Like I feel with, like, with Ling, right? It's the same shit. Like I could go any other bitch and them. Like y 'all, you can them. That's not the, you don't have the same emotional connection that you got with the person you done bonded with. Listen, the one, let me tell you something. This your family now. So when she was leaving me all them times, nigga, I ain't gonna lie. I ain't even put on a, she leave I come back her and the key is gone it felt like death in the house there's nobody there now now I'm here lonely sad like and I'm not going on the internet to tell the world this but I'm at home sick to my stomach you know why because people don't take time and silence to they self people need people that's the problem the problem is nobody take time and silence and enjoy self enjoy peace with they self eventually I did until you enjoy peace with yourself now If they don't hear the noise they get to feel it funny.

30:13So she's in the house and now the house is feeling like no noise Nobody know Adam 22. She's gonna go crazy right now. She's gonna go crazy gonna call his phone That's you gonna nagging him. It ain't him. It's her she got a fix She have to learn how to feel peace on the inside and she'll be okay because he evidently he's feeling peace He here he having a good time. He's doing his and making money right? Yeah

30:34King Yella:You'll love me on your Bitch I been in love with you this whole time Even though I'm doing whatever I still love you I'm still in love with you You the one they be falling out of love with us This will be going on they fall out of love with us Nobody was ever in love Because love is unconditional Love is not blaming Love is I respect you I'm honest to you Whatever you do I'm with it's unconditional That's love don't nobody love like that They love you based on conditions If you come home everyday if you do this if you make me feel good I love you what the fuck what kind of shit is that I can say that at least for my wife the conditions of her being in love with me are her feeling like more supported in her relationship feeling like she has a more active present partner because obviously part of this should surprise nobody but part of my issue relationship wise is that it'll be like Monday through Friday I'm out the house 10 hours every day doing content and then Saturday rolls around and it's time for me to spend the day with the family and i'm just not like present or like active enough in what she wants me to be i'm passing out on the couch in the middle of the day i'm on my phone because there's some shit unfolding six nine got in a fight i need to post on instagram about it all this type of bullshit and i feel like at a certain point she's just kind of got sick of it and realized you don't enjoy it it's okay not to enjoy it Women got to understand that.

32:00I enjoy my career. I think you're taking the wrong takeaway from that. You don't enjoy sitting at home and doing the shit she's trying to make you do. You don't enjoy that part. I do. It's just I feel like the switch is difficult for me sometimes. And also, I feel like I've just held myself to too low of a standard where it's like, if you're a real good husband, then you need to be able to just snap out of that shit and just lock in. Marriage is a prison, and that's why I say that, right? Because you have to be responsible for somebody else's feelings. You have to support something. The thing is, how can I support something I can't see?

32:28The thing about prison is that you don't have a choice about being there. No, no. I'm saying how you going to support something you can't see you. All right. So you may you say it, but I don't know this because it's on the inside. Only person can fix it is you. So you have to fix that because I can't fix a problem that's inside of you. Your feelings is your control is your problem. It's not mine. Right. So I'm saying as a man stability doing the stuff that we do is the stuff that women want us for. But then once they get that, they want to conquer us in another way. And that's the way. More and more and more.

32:59No, they want to conquer us. They want to see how they can make us submit. And once we submit, they're going to leave us alone. Right. All you got to do is stay strong. What you do, you're going to have your wife ever. The moment you submit, she's going to leave you. I think there is a whole world that we are not exposed to that I am now somehow being exposed to because she keeps sending them to me. But there are Instagram reels. There's a whole world of Instagram reels out there with hundreds of thousands of likes. that are basically women writing in-depth captions about what they want from their husband, from their partner, and how their husband or their partner is not giving them what they need.

33:36And then we have another side to that, which is pick me ass men who are also making Instagram reels where they talk to other men about how they're not delivering what they should be delivering in their relationship. And when I watch this content, which she has forced upon me enough times that now it's starting to show up in my algorithm you just realize that like women are empowered now they realize that there's enough material out there about what they should expect from a relationship that when you are somebody who's you know realistically kind of doing a half-assed job like i've been doing and like you've probably done at times i would assume it's like they're out there communicating like there's an active conversation happening on social media about what a woman should expect from her man and i think she's internalized freedom Women should expect freedom.

34:20If you give a woman freedom, she have everything else she needs. I don't think she really wants freedom. I think she wants to feel supported. And that's what freedom. Freedom is supportive. Freedom to do what you want to do.

34:29King Yella:If you don't want to come to talk. This shit, internet shit too is relationships up. Relationships up because guess what? That same shit you just said, guess what she doing now? Comparing your relationship to these other people's shit. What somebody else talking about, we're working everywhere. How do you know that's going to work in our shit? You is comparing. That's hell no. Don't prepare that. Get the fuck out of here with that shit. Put that shit down and let us fix this shit because now that's all women are doing. Oh, you should be treated like this. Oh, he should do this and he did that.

34:59King Yella:That's somebody else's relationship. That's not our relationship. Look, I don't go on dates, right? I don't tell a woman she's beautiful, right? I don't give compliments. You know why? Because once you give one. This is who I chose to share my trauma with. Once you give one, they're going to be wanting them all the time. And when you don't give them, then it's a problem. Listen, then it's a problem. Angel. I show them all of them without telling them. Because once you tell them, they get used to you telling them that. And they want to hear it all the time. And then when you don't say it, it's a problem.

35:28Something happened. So I never say it to begin with.

35:30King Yella:And that's the only thing about his bad. Even though it hurt, it's the truth. I never say it to begin with. A lot of his shit be the truth, even though it's the ugly. But it's the ugly truth because you like, damn. He make a lot of sense. And the way he put a lot of this shit be like, damn. If I don't tell you you're beautiful today, now who you f***ing? Because you ain't telling me you're beautiful today. I just forgot. It slipped my mind. I'm worried about no jumper. But one day I forget. Now I'm doing something. No, that's your mind. You used to call me this. Yeah. You used to do the, the, the, the.

35:57King Yella:Ooh. And now when you don't fulfill that and you lack a little bit now as a problem. All right. Well, I feel like my situation is actually almost the opposite of that because from her perspective, we're 10 years in. I'm pretty soft. I'm pretty loving. I'm pretty cuddly. I want to kiss on you in the morning. I want to be all sweet to you and shit. and I think her attitude is almost like this feels too little too late because in the early years of our relationship I like that she was so on me she let me finish talking before you start puckering your lips against me all right because you felt what you thought I love and shut the up and so as a result I didn't I didn't give her what she wanted in the early days like I remember coming home from work and she would be standing on a chair just smiling just can't wait to wrap arms around me and hug me.

36:47King Yella:We playing a game at the beginning. And I'm kind of like... The same way. Do you know how we do women? I'm not reciprocating what she wants in terms of the love. And now, we're 10 years in and I'm trying to give it to her. Y 'all not listening. Y 'all not listening. Hey, shut the f*** up. You don't know anything about relationships. You're a gay in cell. Y 'all not listening. Y 'all not listening. Can we talk before you just interject to say some dumb s***? I feel like me and you, maybe you should leave for a while. It's like having a fucking child in the room. Let me say something. You know how we do women.

37:20He's fighting with his girl on his phone. He's halfway here. I'm not seeing y 'all on FaceTime. You know how we do women, right? When we fuck them, we don't like them no more. We done with them. It's our mentality. Once we give them the love they're looking for, they done with us. It's the same way in reverse. So I'm telling you, all you got to do is stay the same man you is, supportive, mentally stable. Don't yell at them. Don't cuss at them And don't give them love Right They gonna give you love And pour it in you And a woman gonna be happy Once a woman Conquer you with love They leave you I swear they do They gonna say I've been wanting this You should have been doing this Once you start But if you never would have started Everything would have stayed good I'm telling you Women are designed

37:59King Yella:To give love See and that's another reason too Adam That's exactly why We do what we do At the beginning We know that Doing all that soft shit And doing that shit Bitches don't They don't want that Oh you sad This new world that's sassy are you nigga what the i can't love on my bitch so no guess what we got to play that at the beginning i gotta stiff arm you because i know you chasing me i believe that about a lot of girls but i will say that my girl like i think i was the first like real relationship she'd ever been in in her life and she just didn't want anything more than for me to just be straight up mr romantic lovey-dovey and i was too well think about me in 2017 2016 i was ego through the roof.

38:42I felt like I had a million bitches on my dick. I just didn't give her the love. But a relationship has to have an adorer and somebody to be adored. That's how it works. Adorer and somebody to be adored. You cannot switch the roles. Right? That's how it works. And women already know this. So once y 'all switched the roles, y 'all already f***ed up with women because they feel like they didn't conquer man. Right? So I'm telling you for real. Trying to switch you. Yes. It's adorer and somebody to be adored. That's how I go. And that's how it's always going to go. And that's how I always post to be.

39:10King Yella:A lot of shit at the beginning with Lane, like she know I had bitches, I was doing this from my fucking time to this, and then they'll be like, damn, you think about it, oh, you trying to dumb me down and soften me now, or you want me to be like this, but you was cool with me being like this at the beginning, it was all fun, yeah, we could do this. Now you want me to be SpongeBob SquarePants, and now, you know what I'm saying, now. Right, who wouldn't marry Adam? I'd marry Adam for all that money. Yo. What, what? Oh, cut that part out, my fault. I didn't mean it like that, I didn't mean it like that.

39:38I'm just saying, I'm not gay. I didn't mean it like that I'm saying he got a lot of money no I didn't mean it like that y 'all acting like I'm gay

39:44King Yella:what's up with Wack? why you ain't here? why you got a problem just hang out here on random days he got a problem with Wack RGB is here they can't be in the same building I get it yeah anyway I mean all I'm saying I just wanted to have this conversation I'm sure I'm gonna have to talk about it a lot more but I uh I had to let it out yeah and oh yeah but I feel like I wouldn't be doing justice to the conversation in terms of everything that me and her have talked about if I didn't also mention that I think aside from not being a present or active enough parent partner etc I just also haven't been nice enough to her sweet enough to her you know who is that you shut the up when I'm talking about something you don't just point it shit like a is that your wife I don't know if I've ever wanted to punch somebody on this podcast I'm saying she's involved trying to talk to you about some serious shit and you're being the most annoying person on earth you're an asshole I'm saying he loves her and she can see it and she's turning him up inside.

40:40Wow, it's so interesting that you're pointing out that her fleshlight is on set the same way it's been for the last four years. So that mean you love her? No shit, I already said that a million times. So that's all that matters. But you realize that you could be pulling an interesting conversation out of me? He is potting circles around you right now because you're sitting there looking like a f***ed tarded Somalian. I just want to bring you back to who you are. I don't want you to be in a dump. A good podcast is one in which a person is able to talk and the other people listen and ask interesting questions about it.

41:09And you, my friend, have failed spectacularly. You're reminding me of why I've gone a few months without interviewing you and why, as a podcaster, you have massive deficiencies. And why I'm bigger than you. You're just not. New jumper is bigger than no jumper and everybody knows this. Nobody thinks that. Everybody knows this. And I'm giving you straight real support because I love you. I love you. And I'm telling you that you are. I'm actually having the gall to confide in with you, in you, about the most personal shit I've ever talked about on the podcast. And you are blowing it. Because I love you.

41:42You don't have any obligation to coddle my feelings or anything. But this is just such an obvious opportunity to have a good conversation. And you would rather make a stupid, self-centered conversation. Because you're acting like this. Because you are ass. For the record. When men act like this, women go. Right? You have to just listen and understand that we have to support each other. mentally, right? I'm just telling y 'all, I love y 'all both, and you got a problem with Lee, I tell you to stop. He got a problem with his wife, I tell y 'all to stop. All y 'all gotta do is stop, and they gonna stay there.

42:10If y 'all keep going, is the fight gonna go, and they gonna leave. I'm gonna be honest with you.

42:14King Yella:I hate him. Oh my god. I hate him, and I love you. Hey, listen, I bring my relationship to him, leave, leave her and the kids, and just let it happen. In retrospect, like, I just, I can't think of anyone worse to have this conversation with, so I guess I'll just move on. But you are trash. I'm telling you, you have to love yourself and she has to love herself. When y 'all come together, that's real love. You failed the mission. I tried to share my most personal shit with you and you absolutely blew it. I think we got a lot done in that one thing. It was just you talking to yourself. Okay, well you didn't listen.

42:50If you listened, then you understand that I love you. I listened enough to figure out that you are just as retarded. At least I didn't give you a stolen track hawk. At least I didn't vinyl you. Give you a stolen track hawk, how you riding around in it. At least I didn't do you like that. Did y 'all know that Dirk was retarded? I thought I got my mama. Did nobody know this? I thought about it, but what the f*** am I going to do there? Because Dirk retarded. Dirk is...

43:11King Yella:No, he was. That's because Adam feel like... Adam knows his ass is cooked. He's not up there to support. No. You know what I did think about? I thought about going there with a sign that said, Free Dirk. Lock King Yella up. Oh, that would be wild. That would be funny, right? Yeah. They can't come get me. I don't kill people. I don't put his own people. I don't text. I don't get 50 burners. Dirk don't either. Dirk don't either. Let me tell you why Dirk got hit. Oh, here we go. All right. So now, another reminder, we're going to try to have a serious conversation about Dirk, and he's going to sit there and act like fucking Abu.

43:40No, I'm keeping it real. Listen, Dirk, somebody got some money. Dirk is a fucking idiot. He got some money. Idiot. He got some money. Idiot. Listen to me. This nigga got some money, right? And n**** in the hood was pressing him to do shit that he did not want to do. He did it for friends. You got to think about it, right? He bought all his money. Yes. Exactly.

43:55King Yella:If you think about, Adam, if you think about... You had to. Lam' Ron wasn't trying to slide. Man, the message is coming up. Lam' Ron and them was telling them they was going to kill him. They were going to f*** him up. Who, Dirk? Ain't there one of them niggas in them pictures that been around here, Lam' Ron? Who, Lam' Ron? Well, Lam' Ron wasn't trying to slide. He had to make his own gang. Taytown, 4-6. These are all niggas that he paid for. What's that boy's name? He don't even know Vonnie. That's King Von. He met King Von 2014. He don't even know him. That's not nobody he grew up with. Jam, he met Jam when Jam got out of jail.

44:30King Yella:That's through the other nigga, Booney Moe. Right. Yeah, Booney Moe. That's Booney Moe, homie. You know what I'm saying? These are people that introducing him and telling him these are the killers. He want to go pick a killer from each side, gang, and then bring them together. That's not how you get friends, gang. That's how you get protection. But his old homies didn't want to kill anyone for him, right? So that's why he ran to anybody. I mean, that is what happened, right? But it's like, but look, I'm going to compare it because people always do this, right? They try to say, I paid Doug, I paid Lil' J for features.

45:00King Yella:I'm from 73rd and Ada. I'm not from 63rd. I never had to pay folks and them to do nothing. And to be honest with you, my block kind of did the same shit. They wasn't on shit. You know what I'm saying? I got involved in certain shit that was going on, and they wasn't. Dunking them was riding with me. Folks and them had my back. Like, that's why my heart, that's why I got so much love for them. You know? Because now when niggas that I done grew up with not standing 10 toes behind me, folks in them is. So that's odd. But I didn't have to. Nigga, we was broke as fuck. So you know there's a difference.

45:31But Dirk wasn't a follower.

45:33King Yella:Dirk is a follower. That's what I'm saying. He was not a leader. He's not a leader. He's not a leader. He was leading a big team of killers. No, that was leading him. Leading him to crash. There was control. He had the money. He was scared of them niggas, man. Yeah. When Vaughn died his hell, he died his hell. When Von did all that shit man You gotta think about it Remember I tried to push the piece of whatever 2016 Dirk dropped that one album It was kind of peaceful When this nigga Von came home He crashed That's why Vonnie Daddy said I told me that Dirk paid for the hit Vonnie Daddy told me That he paid Quando Rondo To kill Von The hit came from the industry That Von did not sign with Dirk Like he posed to and the industry said you gotta get rid of him you gotta get rid of them so the hit came from the industry and he got rid of them and this coming from Vonnie and listen, it's what Vonnie told me and I didn't, why would they go get rid of, try to get rid of the person that got rid of him and now he ain't do nothing but get rid of himself, but did you know this before, this is how you know, before the Trackhawk shit came out, he told me this days before they even had transcripts so what he's saying, gotta have some truth to it cause everything he's saying now come out in court, so why would I been talking to Vonnie, remember I talked to Vonnie last year and a lot of shit that's coming out his daddy had been said that shit.

46:47A lot of people say Dirt killed Ron for the industry. But listen to the thing though, right? If Dirt killed Ron - Brain dead theory, by the way. I mean, we all know what happened. We all saw it happen on camera. No, he said that he went and paid Lil Tim already. It was already set up. They was already scoping it out.

47:02King Yella:He said his son. Oh no, this nigga right that Vonnie daddy got the most vendetta against his own son that I ever saw. No, Vonnie daddy got no reason to fucking lie, bro. Well, who would go on there? Even if my son in the wrong game, I'm not finna get on here and bash my son. Because he was a Muslim. He said that Dirk, Daddy and Dirk need to pay blood money. He said when you kill a Muslim, you gotta pay blood money, nigga. Or you gotta kill yourself. He said Dirk gotta hang himself or pay the blood money. That's what he's saying. Who killed a Muslim, though? They killed, they killed, yeah, Vala was a Muslim for six months.

47:32Was he? Listen, they say he became a Muslim while the duck died. Coincidence? Yeah. Soon as duck died, they say he started acting different and he became a Muslim. I don't know that. This is true story. They say he start acting different. He kept being Muslim for six months because he ain't last six months. No, 60 days. 60 days, my fault. You still in probation after six months? 60 days. 60 days. 60 days. Yeah. He became Muslim for 60 days and he died. 90 days after Doug's out. He took a shahada over the phone. So listen, Doug's out. Over the phone?

48:00King Yella:You can take a shahada over the phone? Yes, he took a shahada over the phone. He been to the mosque before. Listen, listen, listen. One thing about the Muslims, you got to respect them. You got to understand what I'm saying. He went to the mosque once before, right? And when he went to the mosque, so they called him up. He took a shahadah right after Von, right after Duck died. So he was a Muslim. And so if, in fact, he did get killed by another Muslim, then the Muslim got to pay blood money for the Muslim that they killed. Or the Muslim got to kill theyself. So they're saying that Dirk got to either kill itself or pay the money for killing Von.

48:30That's what they're saying. All right, can we move on to like a real conversation about this instead of this weird ass theory you got? How's that real? Academics just posted the same thing. He talking about it too. I mean Blood Bunny A Muslim guy I just feel like How am I gonna podcast With this guy bro This is true What you mean That's what I'm saying I'm bringing real shit I mean what is this Listen You know he must Got a spot on his head Right here All he do is pray He got that whole That whole spot of his head Yeah daddy So he ain't gonna lie He can't Listen I'm gonna say this man Everything that they saying About this shit is true That's why Dirt was still in stakes And shit Come on man Vani is telling about you stealing steaks, you know they not lying.

49:11King Yella:Who don't steal steaks from the... Man, they just said, listen, it's already... Today just came out that Vonnie was fucking... Von pregnant baby mama. After he died. After he died. Vonnie was a snake. That's all I'm gonna say. Vonnie was a snake. Vonnie... Then they said Vonnie took $300 ,000 that was out the trust that was for his kids. I get that. Why everybody's skipping over the fact that and trying to put on the lawyer that Dirk is putting everything on Vonnie. They want to keep on putting it on the lawyers. Vonnie already admitted to it. But why would Dirk do it too? I'm going to be honest with you.

49:47King Yella:Vonnie is the flunky. That's not my friend. That's the dude homie. And if it all played down to it, who else is to blame? Nobody. What? Why would you blame anybody? You going to blame? Listen, I said, nigga, whatever. It's still telling, but it's a good way to get up on it. So you're saying Dirk not a snitch? Man, Dirk can't get on the stand and point it. He's letting his lawyers tell. So he's behind the telling. The world is not going to look like it. Show that because... Who do the lawyers speak for? Who they represent? This is an old conversation. I feel like the world has already agreed that Dirk is not a snitch for acknowledging Vonnie's cooperation.

50:24The world is not going to agree.

50:26King Yella:For the people that really know, you know. You know that the lawyers speak for you. But it don't matter if the lawyers speak for you. Dirk didn't get up there and speak and say that. When Pooh Sisey did the same thing. Whack 100 called him a snitch. It had the paperwork on it. Whack 100 ain't called Dirk a snitch. Whack says a lot of things. Why? Picking and choosing. Why? Picking sides. Big team. But when it comes to Dirk, I know Dirk is guilty for conspiracy to commit murder and that will be the choice that he's going to get and he will be found guilty for that. Yeah, he is. Right, he will be found guilty for that.

50:59King Yella:I don't think he's going to get cooked on a murder for hire. I don't think he's going to get cooked on another. But I feel in my heart he's not walking scotch free. Not conspiracy He's going to get 10 or 15, 20 years. I can whack both agree that if he gets 20 years, that's a gift. After all this shit. That is a gift. So if he gets life, that's worst case scenario. If he gets 15, 20 years, that's him skating. That's a gift. That's a gift. Like he gifted a whole lot of people caskets. Right? Let's just keep it real. Right? We can't act like he's - 20, but 20 right now, you coming home an old man.

51:30King Yella:You coming home like your daddy. 50-some years old. Your daddy's still living. He got a life. You're still going to have a life, but it's going to be a time to change your life. We already started changing. You're not going to be on this young, hot, hot rapper out here, flashy shit. You're going to be all there. You have to get your life together now. I mean, realistically, he's probably broke from this as well. Yeah. He's been broke. Everybody started giving him the money. Everybody gave him money. Even Doody Low said he gave him$285 ,000. I mean, that could be a play, too. Doody Low has$285 ,000?

51:56King Yella:Yes. I want to tell you why, because I interviewed him. Doody Low, the one that had the money from the beginning. That's how they became friends. Yeah. For real? Yeah. We went down that game. I'm not sure if it's dead now because you can tell the difference when a nigga has. Nah, Doody Low got some money, gang. Doody Low ran up 285k off selling Walkhart. He don't got to run it up. He got trust accounts. He talked to me about it. I know this man got plenty money. He ain't got no OTF chain. He do got a new chain. He showed me his chain on the phone. He just ain't wearing it. He got the new chain.

52:24Why he ain't wearing it?

52:25King Yella:Because he took the last one. Tell him through. It ain't because of that. He just tried to do some. If you don't bear your jewelry, that's when you get robbed the first time. Doody Low not no pussy, gang. I sat down with him I talked to him He not warning for a reason He showed me He's like I'm warning When my album come out He came to your house Thought I was there He had 10 niggas with him With guns Who wouldn't have 10 niggas With him That mean you pussy Who wouldn't have 10 niggas With him Dudey Lowe came to your house And he had 10 niggas with guns Listen they ain't have no guns They had something That looked like guns Dudey Lowe is not my op Dudey Lowe is not even From Chicago Everybody your op Everybody not my op I'm saying he If fans be watching this They was water guns See how come this bitch Anytime dude I don't have I don't have a hundred people Come on, man.

53:03King Yella:These niggas gonna come in this bitch. I do feel, though, that like if Doody Low is there with 10 dudes and you're there, one of them might want to smoke you. Yeah. Maybe. That's why I don't tell Yella to come when my OTF people come in. It's just awkward if he's there anyway. If he's in the room, it's like Doody Low and King Yella interview is a whole different piece of content. That's a valuable piece of content. I'm not gonna get that. But I could sit down with Memo. Memo and this shit way more than Doody Low. Y 'all made the choice to do that. It wasn't like he just ran into each other. Doody Low is a fan that became...

53:37No, he's not. Doody Low, you must listen to these music. I'm not going to say anything that Doody Low do, because Doody Low don't do no talking. That's one thing about Doody Low, he don't do no talking, so nigga think he weak. I'm not on his dick, I'm saying he don't do no talking. He do a lot of talking, man.

53:48King Yella:He's on the podcast and he talks to music. He talks more than everybody else in OTF, right? You know, he don't talk about what's going on, right? He don't talk about nothing. I can call Doody Low right now. All that shit is fake. I can call Doody Low too. Doody Low saw Ruger and I'm at the, man, niggas be faking, man. This shit for the internet. Niggas is not into it. Niggas is really, fans of niggas. Doody Low a real niggas. Hey, listen, on skin, when my page first took off Doody Low and then when the first niggas that hit me, Doody Low hit me, Wook hit me, was like, keep going, because you know I was doing a, and it wasn't a little, Dirk was doing good shit at that time, so I was speaking on, okay, when you do good, you do good.

54:24King Yella:I'm going to say, I'm going to acknowledge that, too. So, man, Dirk, watch your shit. I ain't gonna lie, we be in this bitch watching your shit on BD. So, come on, gang. This is what niggas do. Like, niggas watch everything. Niggas sit on Clubhouse and have conversations with Ruger and them, talking like friends, running to Ruger and them, and what's up, fool? Like, niggas, I'm saying stop trying to act like niggas is ops, gang. I ain't saying your ops. I'm just saying, though, if it's pressure, then it's pressure. I ain't gonna go nowhere where it could be pressure. I'm gonna be ready. It's just like when Mimo came.

54:54If I see Doody Low right now,

54:56King Yella:it ain't gonna be no pressure. But just like you said, if Doody Low were 10 niggas, he might try to show out in front of them. So when Mimo came, when Mimo came, Mimo didn't come with the car parked this way. Mimo came by himself. He had to have the car parked this way with that one dude. He whispered to that nigga all day to the man, keep the car ready, keep the car hot. He kept on saying it, kept on saying, keep the car hot. I heard it. They didn't hear it. A hot car. He didn't keep the car hot. What that mean? But still and all, he came, him and another guy, I know Chino. I know him personally.

55:22King Yella:He came in a house full of 15 GDs by himself. And said keep the car hot. It don't matter. I'm not going in no house full of 15 BDs by myself, man. He went in there but said keep the car hot. Even if they don't beat you up or shoot you, it's still like you can get disrespected. It's an awkward situation. Why put yourself in that situation? I don't know. You know, we warm like me and Mimo talked for years before a nigga. Mimo grew up. I knew Mimo since a shorty too, so it was already like that. But this is what I'm saying. Doody Lowe, you was, Doody Lowe from out of town. Doody Lowe just said, and this, I ain't gonna say a fan, but Doody Lowe just said, Wook is his best friend because Wook was out of town.

56:02King Yella:Dirk didn't like Doody Lowe at first. He just said this shit in the interview that dropped yesterday. He said, Dirk didn't like me at first because him and Wook and Dirk was best friends at first. Right. And he said they was best friends too because he was his out of town best friend. So he said he was bringing them around, but then they end up getting close. So it was a friend of a friend for both of them having the same best friend but Dirk probably was like you know cold shoulder the nigga at the same time. Because Doody Low is like he's not so serious or so like dark like a lot of the Chicago type dudes where they're just hella serious they're quiet as fuck.

56:38Doody Low is like kind of jovial and like fun and so that's why like when we did the Kodak Black interview Doody Low is the one setting it up he's like the in between with me and Kodak and shit like that and he's got the party favors. He's having a good time. People like being around him and stuff. So it doesn't really surprise me that much that he was able to work his way into Dirk's inner circle. Yeah, I like being around him. That's what I'm saying. He didn't work his way into Dirk inner circle. Dirk worked his way to him. Well, Dirk didn't like him at first, but eventually he warmed up to him.

57:07King Yella:Because Dulo had all the money. Everybody know this. That's what they said, but now when y 'all just heard that story, I mean, he did. I mean, he had something. He had the money, bro. He had Kang Kakee jumping. and everybody know this and everybody know this if you from the streets you know this if you ain't from the streets you don't know Fat A from out there too I'm just saying I fuck with niggas out there I'm telling you what I know cause Doody Low came down to St. Louis I'm tell you what he did he came to St. Louis he did a song for I gave the nigga a pint I gave him a pint for the song I'm for real I gave him a pint what pint you got I gave him a pint of lean a pint of lean so he did the song for a pint of lean and it's a little bit of cash show you ain't got no good lean and it was stress you K-rolled him I put a little NyQuil in it Right, but listen I'm with Doody Low, right?

57:46But he know what it is. He came to St. Louis, gonna get that cut. But at the same time, he a real nigga because he did the shit, didn't strike it. We put it out, it's one of the devil's biggest songs right now, and Doody Low, right? With us like that. So I'm saying Doody Low be with the streets. And then he with a nigga in St. Louis that only do jail food, right? Stevie's, he down up with Stevie's. So he with niggas in the streets. Doody Low is.

58:11King Yella:He the streets. I ain't gonna say like, all I'm saying is, I'm not honest with none of these niggas. I'm not saying you're honest. That's what I'm saying. So when I say, when I say, you don't have to, I'm not looking for you, though. You don't have to come to Unk House and have 15 niggas and make sure you straight and look over your shoulder. I'm not looking for you. The first time he came, he didn't do that. It's something that happened because the second time he came, he did that. The first time he came, it was good. So I don't know what y 'all be having behind the scenes. Oh, he was worried about my wife here.

58:39The second time he came, he was talking about your son. Somebody's son robbed somebody. Now let's talk about that. That's what they can't talk about now. I'm just going to keep it real. Now I'm not here just like your yellow son robs somebody who ain't robbed. One of they people. And they had them thangs on them. I'm like damn. Yellow ain't over here and his son ain't over here.

58:56King Yella:I don't know. So that's what he was worried about. He was worried about that. I don't think it was you. I don't know. They just keep putting these jokes on my son. Now your son a badass nigga. I keep telling you this. Stay away from him. No. He don't stay away from him. I don't hang with my son. So people always, you know, they keep, I don't hang with no kid. He's a kid. Yeah, your vibe with your son was very different last time you were here. Like, he's so quiet, like, just in the cut. He's high as fuck. Because he finna rob something in here. That's why. Yo, shout out to my thumbnail guy Gus because you did the AI of your son pouring the lead.

59:23Yeah, yeah.

59:24King Yella:It didn't look perfect, too. Cliff did hella good because of that. Right, right. Listen, I'm telling you, if his son was in here looking like that, he was about to take something. Every time his son come in my crib, he takes something. Right? I'm just keeping it real. Like what? Anything that's not nailed down. if it ain't nailed down, he's taking it. I'm keeping it real. On the same clothes. You want the same size. Every time I come up, he got all my shit on. You give him shit. I give him shit, too. But he takes shit, too. But I'm going to say one thing about Duda Loan when they came. That's the only time I seen him come like that because they was worried about this son.

59:56I'm keeping it real. So I'm like, damn, I didn't know his son was like that, like that. Because he's like a kid. And he quiet as fuck. I don't think you need 10 dudes with you to deal with your other son. I feel like one or two shooters is probably good enough, right? You ain't seen his book bag. Oh, yeah? Yeah, book bag heavy. I picked it up one day. Oh, you ain't saw his crew. He got a crew. Oh, yeah, and he got his crew.

1:00:14King Yella:You gotta worry about the other 50 YNs that he hang with. That's dumb. That's dumber than him. That's the whole thing. The dumb shooter is scarier than the smart shooter. But the dude don't have some dumb shooters with him, too. He was some young, dumb niggas. I'm keeping it real. OTF Jam was a dumb shooter. Right. Only thing, but I did not. A dumb nigga. I'm going to say this. OTF Jam. I can't say he's really dumb because he did what he was supposed to do. and you post a tale when you don't get your million. How is Dirk going to tell you you're only getting 10 grand? They bogus for that. No, I'm going to tell.

1:00:44He was always talking about feeding the killers and shit. He ain't feeding the killers.

1:00:49King Yella:That's what they told him. You got to ask a cold cut. They want a steak. But it's a thing. Hey, listen, Dirk. If you're watching this and I know you're watching this because you got a phone in your cell and I just told you going back to jail. But look, no. You should have fed these you around this bitch thinking they your friends maybe not your friends you lied but then I can't say that too because he had a million for Kwando Rondo they killed Pab no he gave niggas clothes you know what this nigga said he gave niggas his old fucking clothes I'm gonna say this but they killed Pab I had a million for Kwando not Pab I ain't give you nothing for Pab you killed Pab that's just practicing I'm keeping real you practicing go back and do the job that's what he said so you won't get the million until this nigga die but here's the thing though at least give him some money he had niggas around.

1:01:33You heard about this? Dirk has niggas live in an apartment with no furniture in there. Sleeping on floors. And they always living like that. But I'm just saying though, Dirk got them living like this. You think Kwon Do ... Like, Quandto obviously knew at some point that the reason why his homie got killed in front of him at the gas station was because of OTF. Do you think that Quandto and them were happy to just not slide, to not, like, do you think that they were not planning on getting revenge at all? They did. They got duty low. No, they was not planning on getting revenge.

1:02:04King Yella:That's who got duty low. Nah, when he got robbed? You for real? In Atlanta. That was one of them. Well, they're supposed to kill him, right? That's who he said. He said it. Somebody said it's supposed to kill him. Well, I'm saying, you know they tried to get... His homies, they said something that was for that. But you know they tried to get Kwanda Wando with the water before. They tried to give him that water. He caught it, right? He caught the... What was in the water? Nigga, Dirk was poisoning him. And I'm telling you this. And Dirk said in the interview, oh, it must be the water. So Dirk was poisoning him.

1:02:27Had somebody try to poison him. And Kwanda Wando caught it. And then when Dirk said, oh, yeah, it must be the water. In an interview with academics. So he already knew he was trying to kill him. He was trying to kill him any kind of way he could. Even through water. Right?

1:02:40King Yella:He wasn't trying to kill Wabito. Why would academics help facilitate? No, he didn't help, but Dirk fucked up and said it on there. He said, so why didn't he say it must be the water? But previously, he just did an interview. They threw him some water. He catched the water. He said, man, this water open. And he didn't drink. He said, give me your water that's closed. But a lot of people would say that not because they're afraid that they're going to get killed. It's just they think it's weird to drink a water. Then why would Dirk say it's in the water? Yeah, but maybe he was referencing the fact that Kwondo seemed paranoid in that interview clip when he said that he didn't want to drink the water.

1:03:17Maybe Dirk knew that and thought it was funny that Kwondo was so paranoid about somebody trying to kill him that he didn't even want to drink the water. So why would Kwondo then say, you trying to get me and know they trying to get me and give it back? And then Dirk said the same thing. I feel like Kwondo was joking and then I feel like Dirk was making a joke about what Kwondo said. No, Dirk was sloppy. Dirk always talked about the shit he did. Killing somebody with the water is just so unrealistic. What you mean? You gotta be up and per se. I don't even drink water that's open around people because you know that water is conscious.

1:03:45You can program water. I can kill you with the water without putting poison in it. I can just tell the water to kill you and to kill you when you drink it. The problem with that is that there is then such an obvious path towards figuring out who killed you. If you kill somebody with like poison in their water, they do the autopsy, they're going to be able to figure it out every single time. And then it's going to be pretty easy to backtrack and say, okay, who would have had access to this bottle of water in this scenario. So these smart killers, they killed this nigga in Beverly Hills. He's like, come on, man.

1:04:15And they would have got away with it if OTF Jam didn't tell. They never got away with it. They had two cars, one following them. The other one is coming around. And you don't think.

1:04:24King Yella:Yeah, but they got away with it. They got away with it. If Jam didn't open his mouth, they got away with it. They not get away with it because the police got the rental car and they said something about the murder. They took the car back. But they didn't pick up any of the people until Jam got caught with a switch. But they already knew. They had some information, but they didn't have the whole thing together. Jam told. They would have knew. Jam didn't have to do nothing. When they came and got jammed, jam already knew they had everything, so he might as well tell because Dirk already did a sloppy.

1:04:49Von didn't burn the car. Five years for a gun, now he finna do an elbow. Von didn't burn the car. He didn't follow Dirk instructions. Dirk told him to burn the car. He didn't do that. He just went and got the car and moved it. Everything they did was sloppy. So it wasn't Dirk.

1:05:02King Yella:He was still burning the car. He was a rental. And found out they rented the car in Vegas and drove out here. The cock came from Vegas. I ain't know that. I gotta take a piss. I'll be right back. Speaking of water, I drank too much water. He ain't taking no piss. This nigga just, he really hurt. His wife didn't hurt him. She didn't hurt him so bad he can't even do a straight podcast. She didn't hurt this bumper. But I'm gonna say this though. When it comes to the whole dirt thing, everybody like you know we're in part about this. Everybody in the world is not understanding that this is a conspiracy to commit murder.

1:05:32Right? And that everything is happening right now with this Dirk case is relevant to everything that's gonna continue to happen if nothing changes, right? Because everybody that's rapping right now talk about killing and murder and drugs. They follow the same footsteps. They think that shit cool.

1:05:49King Yella:There's gonna be another trend, another young nigga that's gonna do this shit. Yeah, everybody think it's cool, but it ain't cool. Like, look at Dirk. Just look at Dirk. Just look at Dirk. If y 'all watching this, if you watching this game, look at Dirk, right? If you watching, you wanna be a rapper, look at Dirk. I guarantee you he hurt. No matter what you think, right? He's not going to get India no more. India, she's going to be with somebody else, right? I'm going to keep it real. And I love Dirk. I love India, right? I love everybody that's watching this. But one thing I'm going to say, and I'm going to say this for sure, right?

1:06:16And I'm not going to hesitate when I say this, that everybody is watching, no jumper right now knows this, that Dirk is hurt. He's not coming from under this. He can tell on the president, he won't come from under this. There's nothing he can do, right? But I don't know. What do you think like I don't know but what do you think is gonna be that complete outcome what would think of your outcome in this whole situation guilty with how much

1:06:41King Yella:time I don't think he doing a lot of time but I think they gonna give him enough time well people gonna forget about him but ain't nobody gonna feel they gonna forget about him already people already forgetting about him you don't think people get many people showing up to that courthouse this man is a major big-time artist gang and it ain't even a hundred people coming up to that courthouse. Ain't nobody coming up there. That's what I'm saying. John Gotti had more people at his motherfucking trial. And John Gotti beat the feds. I'm saying this. This is going to be the first. He beat the feds and that's what I'm saying.

1:07:10King Yella:He beat the feds and then they cracked his ass. You don't even want to beat the feds. You might as well just get cracked. Nigga, I ain't got to beat the feds. I mean, they have plenty more shit they're going to put on Dirk if he beats the shit, which is very hard to imagine him beating it if he does. They got all kinds of other shit. Just like the Rico, I mean, the Rico, right? That's what he got. Rock of Churn is Rico. Okay, so and all that shit is, we looked it up. All that shit comes from all the murders that's going on in Chicago, the Stefan Mack shit, but they not. They ain't charged him with it, but this is what they saying.

1:07:41King Yella:He ran a gang enterprise from everything since King Von died, all the people that get killed and everything. So they saying them niggas start doing all type of shit since King Von died. I guarantee you, Dirk right now hate the day he met King Von. No, he hated the day he was born. No, the day he met King Von, everything happening right now was because of Von. Nobody he know from him is around. Everybody that's around right now is telling on him no Von. Nobody is Dirk partner. They come from Von. They got Von. If it wasn't Quando and Pab and Tim and shit, Dirk would have been having them motherfuckers kill some other people.

1:08:18There would have been somebody else who rose to the occasion and we got to get him knocked off. This is my question is, does Dirk become the superstar that he became if it wasn't for A, getting his enemies knocked off, and B, rapping about it? Because a lot of those fans, that's exactly what they wanted. They wanted to hear these stories of a dude who was a big-time rapper that was also hiring hitmen to get people killed. He was talking about it in all the f***ing songs. Yes, there's fans who just liked him for the radio hits or whatever.

1:08:49King Yella:That's how Trap Law rock. How the fuck Trap Lil Ross know what he talking about? He got Devon tattooed on his ankle. What I'm saying is these niggas tell. Our whole life is documented. We was telling on ourselves, too. We just ain't telling about a bunch of shit like that. You know that we did it. You know that we did it. We did it. We did it. We didn't know about that shit. You know that we did it. That's the dumbest. And all that shit used in the court. They felt so invincible. Why aren't they doing country music like this? Or no other genre music? Country music not talking about killing them.

1:09:22They do. You ain't listening to it. I listen to it. We are. Yes, they are. There's plenty of country music. I've never heard of country music.

1:09:27King Yella:A lot of country music talking about they struggle, man. Did you understand that? Or a girl in love or some real shit of getting drunk. Yeah. And yet people are going to say, oh, Johnny Cash said, I killed a man in Reno just to watch him die. There you go. There was absolutely no evidence that he killed anybody. It was just a song. A dynamo for it. Like they're dating Dirk for it. No. No. Dirk really got people killed. If they did the science to it and found out somebody died and could connect it, then... Then we would have the same conversation about Johnny Cash right now. Don't get me wrong.

1:09:56King Yella:Now, it's probably a bunch. It's probably a lot. Niggas, you know how many people don't write books and this shit real. They talking about killing. A lot of people just switch it up. They put another name on it. Movies. Nigga, we watching movies that's really... Dizel Waster killed everything. That's on real shit that day. Somebody could be a... I saw a nigga that was a... He wrote a book. He was a serial killer that wrote a lot of books. and this nigga books. This nigga books was about the girls he was murdering. It was real stories. And they come back that he was the one doing this shit. And he was a, I forgot his name, but this nigga was a big time bookseller.

1:10:32Okay. The only other genre of music that I can think of that has anywhere close to the level of, yeah. Okay. But extreme black metal and death metal. If you go through the history of black metal, death metal, which is maybe like, I don't know, like 40 years. they were doing some killing for sure right but you you can find examples where like certain crazy dudes from bands ended up killing someone whatever and and in some cases like it became part of the music and they kind of talked about it was part of the whole overall narrative but throughout the history of metal maybe you could find like 10 murders it's just really not anything close to like drill but they never used not one in the court and never used not one music they did which want to use in the court?

1:11:17Uranimus or whatever. The guy from Burzum. There's like a whole saga of like black metal killings from the 90s. Why gotta be black? Black metal doesn't matter. Why gotta put the word black in front of me? Black metal has nothing to do with black metal. Why gotta be so black? Everything bad gotta be connected to black. That's why I'm glad I'm not black. Oh, you're doing the thing where you pretend that you're a** artist. That's why I'm glad I'm not black. That microphone is black. I'm not black. That's really funny. No, I'm not black. That's funny. I'm glad you put everything bad in front of black so don't put black next to me.

1:11:45I'm white. That's really funny. Yeah, I'm white. I'm pure. Everybody knows. I'm pure white. Yeah, yeah. Euronymous was murdered at age 25 by Varg Vikernes, who, by the way, is a white nationalist, who has a YouTube channel. Vikernes stabbed him repeatedly after the two minutes. He is out now, yeah, but he did 21 years. Did he think about it? Or something. He came home and got famous for it. He was already pretty huge, but yeah. But now he just has... Oh, he was famous for it. They were like a big metal band, but obviously like 1 % of like what Dirk was. So they look Dirk Till. Huh? They look Dirk Till.

1:12:19He did 20-20. Kinda. But he like killed him with like a knife I think. You know the crazy part about it though? This is how you know Dirk didn't listen to OGs. And listen, I'm gonna say this. I'm gonna say this Gucci. And look Gucci even though you did snitch I didn't f*** with that but you did get that some game in that song. You told that the feds gonna use all this s*** in the songs to come and get you. The song he did with Gucci. What did Gucci say? I don't know. He said that? Yeah. That's what a guy. Gucci said in the song, Gucci said Gucci said all the murders that he did, everybody that he killed he's like yeah, you gotta be careful what I say in rhymes cause the feds are using it against you and Dirk came right behind him on that same song and didn't even listen to the OG

1:12:54King Yella:Dirk knew everything man watch who you call your homies see your man no, your homie man, I'm having federal nightmares that nigga was having federal nightmares he was already scared, he knew everything he's an Ivesbuff man look at that nigga look man that nigga was you you nervous first of all when you do something you ain't got no business say you get caught as a kid when you catch your kid and he knows he just did something wrong when you catch that motherfucker that motherfucker gonna give you a look they know they done did some shit you you know how many people out here right now living know they done killed people right and for why you be acting like that they know they fucked up they know right so and at the end of the day a lot of that type of shit eat you up inside right they eat you up inside And the people that's tested for like jam and all them that is tested.

1:13:41King Yella:Look, either you a snitch or you a person that tired of holding so much weight inside of you that you releasing the truth. If you can't get a nigga back, you have to tell on a nigga like Dirk. How are you going to get Dirk back for all the shit he did? He can't do nothing else but this. That's why he was laughing at him in the courtroom. He said, I still love you, but you ain't no good. This shit coming from within. Dirk hurt people. He promised people shit that he didn't give them. You can't promise niggas in the trenches shit and don't give them shit. And then expect them to not tell on you.

1:14:10Come on, man. Stop playing with me. Like, they're probably telling you anyway. These niggas ain't got nothing. But, like, if you gave them the money, at least you'd have a fighting chance, right?

1:14:19King Yella:If you was a thinking man, see me, I'm a thinking man. 6ix9ine. I'm scared to do shit with niggas. I'm scared you gonna tell from the guy. That's why 6ix9ine said the smart. I'd rather not even do shit. That's why 6ix9ine said the smartest shit. Dirk should have lawyered everybody up from the jump. He wouldn't have this problem. He didn't even have enough money to lawyer himself up to fight this shit. He was stealing stakes. It's too big. Riding around the strikers. Won't everybody think you're rich? I don't like that. Right? But now, come to find out, you ain't got nothing. You ain't got nothing.

1:14:47You ain't going to hire a whole team of Brian Steeles to represent the other guys, too. Yeah. That was what you're supposed to do. That's why you should not do a federal murder for hire scheme like this. So, all of them is in trial, right?

1:15:01King Yella:I would have told, too. They're all in trial. There's one name that ain't being mentioned that's on the case. Who? No, OTF Boogie. Nobody pointed Boogie and said Boogie is locked up with them. That's Asa. You know, Asa from my area. We grew up together. That's what I said. So why ain't he getting mentioned? When I was young. Huh? Why ain't he getting mentioned? That's what I'm saying. Brown eyes ain't getting on the stand. Didi ain't getting on the stand. But when I'm saying Vonnie and them is saying brown eyes, Vonnie, I mean, there's certain niggas that's pointing and saying who was in the car.

1:15:31King Yella:I ain't heard no motherfucking mentioned Boogie name. Ain't no motherfucking said Boogie nothing. So why he in jail for? That's what I'm saying. He on the case, but ain't nobody saying nothing. Why is Doody Low not in jail? Because Doody Low probably took a profit. No. Okay, if Doody Low was telling, you would think that he would be more discreet than to be filming TikToks and music videos outside the courthouse. But why Dirk wife ain't hug him then? That's the only thing that got me thinking. Okay, that made me think. She ain't got no business hugging him. If you're Dirk's girl, you're looking at, like, you know a version of Dirk that is a father and a provider and your partner and all these things that you want him to be to you.

1:16:09And she for the last couple years has been dealing with the realization that him, his street affiliations, his friends, the duty lows of the world have put him in a position and I believe that he was the ringleader of it, that he was the one. It's not like all these people would have been getting knocked off if it wasn't for him, but she looks at all these guys as the reason why he's locked up. and then meanwhile

1:16:32King Yella:hate all your friends once you go to jail and then the optics if you was at home with me and he's out there with the double cup, big pink double cup, who knows what's in there I think he's out there right now too he's having a great time, he's having fun he's loose as fuck because guess what, if all this shit ends, Doody Low gets to move on with his life he's the next one up but he's gonna hang out with some other rappers and he's gonna be alright, she's gotta raise those kids by herself I'm gonna say this if whatever's going on with Doody Low I just don't like the fact that he's bouncing his ass down at that trial I f*** with him that's the only thing I don't like because Dirk fighting is for his life and you playing like this is a joke this ain't no game nigga this nigga fight for his life and you involved they gonna walk outside and get you right so you have to be careful of what you do and the message you send across because you sending the message to the feds I don't give a f*** I'm with this and then you're going to come out and give a message.

1:17:30It don't matter.

1:17:31King Yella:He's going to prison. No, don't get no message for Dirt. I don't know why he trusts trap law. If you say that, that means Dirt can call a hit or stop a hit. He got influence to tell y 'all to stop. He got influence to tell you to go. So why would you even come out here and say that while he's fighting this case? Doody Lowe trying to get that next slot up. No, that's the only thing I don't like. Chief OTF? No, listen, the only thing I don't like about Doody Lowe, don't do that, man. Only the feds. That's bullshit. Only the failures. No, that's bullshit, bro. Only the fools. What else could you come up with?

1:17:59pretty remarkable when you think about the history of Chicago rap. Glad I ain't BD. Yeah, there isn't really an example like this. You see in the BDs mostly like, yeah, they got killed. Plenty of them got killed. But you just didn't see something as disgraceful as this of having the biggest rapper have all his homies that he was paying to do drills for him. Tail. Tail on his ass. I mean, that just stands alone. The argument that the streets is dead gets massively amplified by this sort of thing. The street's not dead. This has been happening in the streets forever. We been snitching.

1:18:33King Yella:It's going to go to the next thing. But my thing with this is this what happened. This for y 'all that talked about the GD side. We might not had as much money as these niggas and all that. But obviously our side is more smarter and more you can't name one Don't do that. You can't name one G who butter? You the last one left. No I'm not building this around. Kelly Kelly stood around. Who's the famous BD snitch before this? The twins. Okay. Yeah. Who's the twins? Yeah. Wook and them daddy. Oh, right? Burning. Big burning them. Except them niggas told. Okay. That's what they said. But as far as taking down like a big name.

1:19:14Them niggas had a big radio station.

1:19:16King Yella:They had some money. The BD had money. And the people came and they said they told. So this is what was going on. This is what them people said. The realest person that I know right now that I can speak about is Big Dirk. Big Dirk, he fought, right? They asked Mr. Larry Hoover, he didn't do it. He's supporting his son while he going through it, right? So I'm saying, everybody is like saying, look, Dirk, but Big Dirk is carrying everything. So I just want to send a big shout out to Big Dirk. Big Dirk not carrying nothing, man. He carrying a burden to all this. You got your freedom. He got a burden to send his son to jail after having to go through this shit.

1:19:51King Yella:First of all, let me tell you something. Big Dirk had life, right? Yeah, got from a bunch of that. He did 30, right? Came home for about a year. Yo, son, them people just swapped his ass out for his son. We still got you. They still got his daddy. They just took his son. Right, right. Don't live. You just gave life back. Life for life. Did 30. Swap. Now we're going to take your son. Swap. Swap. Swap. Swap. I get that. I get that. Same shit. And it's the same scenario. We're going to have the same motherfucker walking through her. Banks. Banks. Banks. They was just calling us daddy the same way.

1:20:26King Yella:Now, guess what? We got the younger version of you, which was the daddy. Now we got the younger version of you again, which is your son. And we gon' get Dirk's son too. Yeah, if they don't get that, no, them little motherfuckers gonna be probably straight. No, if Dirk ain't there to actually teach them, the system will get them to, the system get all our kids. Let's just keep it real, right? No, the money can't save us. Nothing can't save us, because our emotions fuck us up. Our emotions fuck us up. That's something others do. I'm going to say they get the kids that's stuck in poverty, gang. That's who they get.

1:20:58King Yella:They don't get the kids that's. Who ain't stuck in poverty, though? A lot of people not. From our environment, from what we know. We not stuck in poverty no more. I'm saying we got out. We live in the trenches. Of course, but some people mind-stealing. Living in the trenches don't got to be as living in the trenches. They ain't going to be a mind thing, too. It could be a bold view. That's how you got different cultures that come from Africa and still raise their old This nigga ain't never been to a trenches. His mind is gone. He the trenches. Yeah. He's in the trenches. Yeah, but you ain't never lived there.

1:21:24You just been there. I used to live in some pretty janky-ass areas. I'm not going to lie. Right. Nah, O-Block. Nah, O-Block ain't even the roughest part of Chicago. The roughest part of Chicago is the greens.

1:21:33King Yella:And the young niggas that's growing up, that's doing this shit, that's lived a good life, them are the kids that's adventurous and they just want to feel. How does it feel to live a gangster life or do shit? You know what I'm saying? But they don't have to be. That's, like you said, we can't control nothing. Nah. You can't control nobody. Nobody. his parents couldn't stop him from doing whatever the fuck he did. Your parents couldn't stop whatever the fuck he wanted to do. My parents you was gonna be who you was gonna be I was gonna be who I was gonna be, he was gonna be who he was gonna be and that's just it.

1:22:02King Yella:So the rest of these motherfuckers it's so many kids Derek Rose, Michael Jordan all these motherfuckers come from the trenches and they made it to the NBA LeBron James, there's people that make something out of they self. Even if it's sports or whatever it's niggas from the trenches, that's doctors, that's lawyers Right, I get that. Johnny Cochran came from the hood. I get that. Listen, I think you're confusing the hood with the mentality, right? So what I'm saying is when it comes to people... But you gotta break the cycle. You gotta break the cycle. Exactly, but the cycle can't be broken if Dirk himself is in prison.

1:22:31He's gonna be just continuing the cycle. He's just like Big Dirk, like you said, right? Isn't Dirk part of the cycle because Dirk is gonna be this massive billboard for the kids out there. Do not live this life. No, do live this life. When they see that, they wanna... Oh, he's gonna be in prison for the rest of his life. When people die off fentanyl, they make you go get some more that shit that smoke, that fire. That's the way we want to end up. The thing is that not all the kids are like on Fetnaw. The kids think that drill rap is sick but they don't think they're going to die from it. The thing is I'm going to say this.

1:23:07For people like Jam sometimes going to the penitentiary and having this celebrity lifestyle that he's going to have in the penitentiary will be bigger life than he would ever have on the streets is what I'm saying. I'm saying some people go to jail and be bigger than they ever was in jail. And I think Jam's going to be one of those type of people when he go to jail. He's going to be good. He's going to be telling all the stories. No, not for Dirk. Dirk, ain't nobody going to kill for Dirk unless Dirk pan him. He can walk the feds. Yes, he can.

1:23:35King Yella:USP? Hot like that? He told on Dirk. So nobody give no fuck about Dirk. Somebody put that knife in him. Not for Dirk. They going to keep his ass segregated away from him. Not for Dirk. No. They not sliding for Dirk. You got some people. Sammy DeBoer made it through. What was his name? White, what's his name from Detroit? He did 20-something years and the whole hiding O Block is not a gang well-known That's why you had to know the nigga that named O even had a chain It was only a few official members So what I'm saying is when Dirk go to jail he don't have no problems or no protection Yes he do, the O Block niggas gonna be there Poo Shiesty and them gonna be there You know what the feds, they see you all the way across the world And some of them niggas gonna get sent off They gonna run into each other all you gotta do is fuck up on one yard they gonna send you over there wherever your address is you go in the opposite wherever your address is they gonna send your ass on the other side they sent me I got to stay a little close I had camp points and I asked to go to Greenville and they raised my points to a medium just to send me to Greenville just to honor my request so they're honoring your request if you're not supposed to be there you were trying to get on some Fleece Johnson shit let's be real Hell no, I was trying to get close to the house.

1:24:46That brown house? No, I wasn't trying to get on the plane. I tried to go to Arizona. Can you imagine Dirk on that plane, the plane with the tape on there?

1:24:55King Yella:Yeah, he better know about that janky-ass plane that's going to send you to the penitentiary. Yeah, that bitch going to be scared. He ain't going to be on no jet. He's going to be the plane with duct tape on it. And guess what? The blue bird, that's going to be the blue plane. Reality going to hit in. I'm just going to show you. I think he probably been on the plane already. Because he got caught in Miami. He got on that plane. Just to sort of cap off the Dirk thing before we move on to something else. How does the Dirk thing change the future of like Chicago streets and drill rap? You know how I really looked at it?

1:25:25King Yella:I sat back right at him and I was like, damn. It's like reading a book or watching a movie and it's just, it gets to the end. And you, I don't know if you ever watched Life. But like, for real, for real, for me being in it to being on the outside, looking in it too, for playing both sides, And just knowing how life goes so fast. 2012 was what, 14 years ago already? Long live JoJo. Today was the day Lil' JoJo got killed. But this was the start. That was the start, which is today, September 4th. It been going on, but the JoJo got killed game, I saw how Chicago changed. And I watched, and I'm living proof to be there, living from gangbanger going to see that niggas couldn't even play certain songs.

1:26:14King Yella:and niggas couldn't do this, and niggas running up on cars, and niggas shooting, and all, just everything that was going on, I watched niggas really disappear. Like famous niggas, niggas with names, die, die, die. We never saw this shit ever in history of music, of black history, whatever history. We never saw nothing like this in Chicago. This is like some crazy-ass shit, but I find myself feeling kind of like sad. Like, I don't know. But it's like, damn, because I'm a part of this same story, too. So when this book closed, damn, it's like the end. Ain't the end. You still here. I keep telling you.

1:26:56King Yella:But what I'm saying is like, I'm not as big as dude. You are now. I'm King Yellick, right? Which is okay. And I'm glad I'm not because I don't even want to be in that position to fail my kids and fail my life and fail everything. If you know dirt, you know King Yellick. failed a million times I didn't fail where my freedom is took forever. The thing is is that Dirk as much as y 'all were not seeing eye to eye or weren't on the same page he was the example of like look how much you can make out of yourself from this drill shit. So many of these dudes that we've interviewed or that you listen to a couple songs from or whatever clearly just didn't get shit out of the culture out of this whole drill dream there's really only a handful of people you can look at and say like look at that guy he got rich he made it out he's good now and Dirk was the example of you can become a huge artist that does songs with Drake and J.

1:27:49Cole and you can sell millions of albums and you can be that guy and the fact that it all fell apart and that it's obviously like the result of Dirk's decisions and his behavior is just I mean it's stunning it hurt it hurt the community

1:28:05King Yella:it's okay I got emotional you got emotional? for the crop of dirt. No, no, no, no. I just, nigga, I crop. For dirt. For the whole city, man. And for dirt. No, it ain't even about, it ain't, you keep, it's not about. It's okay to crop of dirt. It's fucked up about him. It's fucked up about him, but nigga, nigga, he lost his brothers. I lost my brothers, nigga. It's really a whole thing of killing for nothing. And then you finna get served and it ain't even got nothing to do with the war and shot rack. You finna get cracked and it ain't even had nothing to do with the war shot right. Y 'all let an Atlanta nigga or somebody in Savannah niggas from Georgia come in and insert theyself into the Chicago beef and do that and then you niggas crash out.

1:28:50King Yella:You niggas ain't even get life for somebody that killed somebody in Chicago or something like that. You know what I'm saying? So nigga, this whole, the whole thing is, gang, all this shit bogus. Like for the shorties that watching this, this shit was lame. If I could ever go back and look at all this shit that a nigga did, gang, I wouldn't even been a part of none of this shit, gang. This shit really like, this shit make a nigga like, damn, gang. Like, nigga, I done lost Duck. Nigga, I done lost Skeezing. Like, Skeezing ain't die from that shrimp, you know? But it's still from the streets of Chicago or the bullshit or the pride, the ego, the hate, the everything.

1:29:24King Yella:And a bunch of these niggas that niggas rapping about and smoking, smoking touca and doing it, niggas killed niggas for the lame and shit and probably didn't have a reason to kill them. You know what's the most, like, the image that's stuck with me from this week that is so crazy is that when Dirk went and did the million dollars worth of game podcast and he brings a million dollars cool it's a prop we can we could take that as being literally this is the money that is going to go to the killers or you could take it as like this went right back to the bank and it's just a prop but like the image of Gilly and Wallow who are both supposed to be on some grown man positive community building shit or whatever and that and that And that Gilly's sitting there having the time of his life, dancing to the song, whatever.

1:30:05And meanwhile, he got 30 dudes behind him who probably all got bodies. And they're all rapping along to this song that is a blatant murder anthem. And that Gilly and Wallow are over here just having a good old time. Wallow was just crying, talking about leave the streets alone. Bro, what the f***? Fake. They fake it. And even that takes me back. I almost forgot about this, but do you remember when Dirk posted something and country superstar Morgan Wallen hops in the comments and puts a duck emoji and then a shotgun blast emoji and then everybody's tripping like, bro, Morgan Wallen, we know you're cool with Dirk, but why are you making a joke about ducks?

1:30:51And then basically Morgan Wallen apologizes and says that the only reason why he posed to that was because when he was in the studio with Dirk, that Dirk told him that he loved to go duck hunting as a kid. Let's be real. If you are from the streets of Chicago, you have never gone duck hunting. So he thought he was talking about duck hunting. He's trolling Morgan Wallen in the studio on Morgan Wallen. Even his apology doesn't get how he's been duped. He don't even understand. He's been tricked.

1:31:18King Yella:But the crazy part is this. You forget? He took him duck hunting. You forget? Oh, and then they actually did, right? Oh, my God. He took him duck hunting? He took him fishing and all the shit, but he took him duck hunting. And it be like this. And that shit be bogus that people insert people in and you leave them blind. And that's like putting a nigga in the car and you go shoot up a block and kill some kids. And he really didn't know what was going on. That shit not cool, man. That wasn't cool. That shit not cool. So it's safe to say that Dirk Will sends somebody off. He's sending a lot of people off.

1:31:50King Yella:Yes. Okay. It's going to crash out. That's why he like flunkies. You think these niggas was his friends? these niggas is a bunch of bum, broke, flunkies that did anything for a pair of shoes. Take care of the killers. What do you buy a pair of Air Force 1s for$100? Go buy some$50,$60 jeans, a white t-shirt, put a chain around their neck. Come on, man. Stop it, man. All right. Get rid of the evil spirit of dirt. Man, evil spirit. We just got to change this. His ass fried. Get rid of the evil spirit right now. Thank you for cleansing the air, I guess. This shit hurt, but I can't feel sorry for a nigga that had a chance.

1:32:25King Yella:We got him gone. Ultimate chance. A chance. You had chance after chance after chance. And everything you did. All my life. All my life. Gone. All my. That's how much time you get in the. Like, what the ? All my life. To the thing, like, come on, gang. Yeah. You try to go and make it right. They don't see me down. You want to see yourself down. All this shit, he start crying at the end. He was crying for help at the end. Nobody noticed that you crying Now you want to be Muslim It's too late You don't go get to kill 50 people And then go in the house and say Hey yeah this is what I want to do The Muslims stand behind me I want to say this though Before we switch subjects I want to say one thing to the Muslims Muslims think I disrespect the Muslims But I'm going to say this Even with Prophet Muhammad When Ali killed somebody And he brought him back And he said he tried to confess to the new God In the last day And Prophet Muhammad said he should cut out his heart So any Muslim that think I don't know the real God come cut out my heart then.

1:33:25If you can't do that, stop saying what you're saying to me. I know who Allah is. I just want to let them know that. Most of the time, they got a problem with me. I love Muslims. I love everybody. But I can speak what I feel. This is what I feel.

1:33:40King Yella:What do you feel? Do you feel, you got another subject? I mean, there's a lot of different subjects, but I don't want to squash this before we got everything off our chest when it comes to old Durkio. Because me and you are kind of in a similar situation with him because he was someone who hated on me while he was free we were cool we did an interview in 2019 or some shit like that didn't talk to him for years and then at some point i guess i don't know why he exactly developed like animosity towards me but i think him seeing me doing interviews with people that were talking about him did you get one as well yeah yeah but then after that at some point once we really start interviewing all the smaller chicago artists and stuff like that.

1:34:22I think Dirk started to develop some animosity towards me and there was actually a call where he was talking to some blogger and he actually said yeah Adam 22 no jump but they in the way. Now you don't have to worry about that. You out the way. All the way buddy.

1:34:39King Yella:You did it to yourself. I know y 'all gonna troll us in the comments but hey just cause somebody y 'all favorite rapper your favorite rapper should have thought better. And this is another thing everybody keeps saying Dirk gonna come home I want y 'all to really name how many rappers got locked up by the police and really beat their cases. Just give me a few names. J.R. finna come on. They keep stalling his trial. J.R. gonna get cracked for being a felon in possession. He took the gun from somebody else. It doesn't matter. You're a felon in a possession. You had no business touching that gun. They're gonna find.

1:35:10King Yella:That's what they're gonna. Let me tell you what's gonna happen with J.R. J.R. gonna beat the temp murderer. He gonna go down for that gun. You didn't have no. Listen. There's a lot of niggas in Chicago. The niggas that killed Bloodhound Little Jeff. He got away with killing Bloodhound Little Jeff, but he was a felon in possession of a weapon. He in prison right now. Armed bitch with a criminal. Why? Because he had a gun. You ain't had no gun. He had a sense yet? No, he gone. He in prison. He got like 6 to 30, but at 85 % or something like that. 6 to 30. But I think he probably got a low number.

1:35:42King Yella:That's what they do. Armed bitch with a career criminal. Kirk Mack just did two years for being a felon in possession of a gun, even though it was a busted ass broken ghost gun. And it's like, even like Brick Baby, his charges are like kind of just like getting guns as a felon. And a lot of people think it was six years. What's going on with Brick? We ain't having Brick a hella long. I was talking to him the other day. He good. Free Brick. He's just waiting on his official sentence. Bro, you got to think about it. Even the gun I got caught with when I got pulled over, that gun was a registered gun to my baby mama.

1:36:12King Yella:That was her gun. That was her gun. So what I'm saying is you can't be around nothing as a felon. I get that. Go clean your record. He wasn't around it. They were trying to rob him, and he took it from them. So that's one of them things to where that's why they keep stalling the case. You can't protect yourself. You can't do shit. Get the fuck out of here. I'm proud. Get the fuck out of here. It is. You can protect yourself. You can do whatever you want to do in certain cities. Chicago, like Chicago, like I just said, Bloodhound Little Jeff, that shit, he got the body. Chicago's gonna let you, that's a free kill.

1:36:46King Yella:They gonna find a way to get you for something. I mean, look at Brick. He's gonna get out, and then he gonna be forced to roll around L.A. without a gun, I guess. Brick has better go to Texas. He's automatically put in a position. How much time Brick got? They don't know yet. A couple more years? Yeah, a couple more years. I hope he get out real soon. I f*** with Brick. You were doing gay shit with him. You put baby oil on him. Everybody know Brick was gay. everybody know Brick was gay their first gay experience was together yeah yeah yeah why did they call him shit literally yeah he really shitty right now pulling turds out of him not out of me loose booty cannon loose booty cannon your wife is gone who she with I met a nigga at the casino he was like man I ain't gonna lie bro yeah that shit with loose cannon I ain't gonna lie bro loose really like that I said yeah I really like that but he like I'm like bro Luce is retarded all retarded people are like that he don't know no better like what they're trying to say like he get busy no Brick Brick listen before Brick he wasn't like that Brick got busy Brick like he wasn't even rolling like he was faking like he straight got locked up for doing content for real I'm for real listen I'm telling you I'm locked up for like gun trafficking buying guns from over man I know Luce was doing content cause he act like he the man acting like he yelling, he running.

1:38:13King Yella:Bro, that was not me. Like, what? Yeah, he went up. I called a nigga, told a nigga to meet me down in Vegas when I first came there. I got away from Wack. I want y 'all to fuck with Wack. I know he real Piru. So I called that nigga, like, nigga, go meet me in Vegas. I'm down here. Get a location. He never showed up. So what's you scared of Wack? I wasn't scared of Wack. I wasn't scared of Wack. I wasn't with the Pirus. And why fuck with Wack? Right? So if I fuck with Wack, I fuck with Piru. I'm Piru. Everybody know I'm Piru. You always on Wack. On Schoolyard. So what's going on with Wack? Because I saw Wack disrespect FBG.

1:38:41Duh. Nah, listen, everybody want to act like that was, I'm going to say this when it comes to that, right? Content is content. When somebody like Wack say something, y 'all got to understand that he's more likely responding to something that somebody else have already said.

1:38:53King Yella:All right, no, I'm going to keep it gangsta, right? So I respond. You saw the shit? Yeah. So I responded yesterday, and as a man, I apologize for what I said. I don't even think I really said no, But the people inboxed me and was like, whack this, now I can't forgive whack for disrespecting duck, but as a man with logical thinking, you can't throw shit or hit nobody and think ain't nobody gonna hit back. So mama duck, I watched the video. Whack ain't say nothing wrong. Whack said, the old block niggas did what they supposed to do. Which in reality, that's true. that's what when you were in the streets that's what happened that's how it go cause if it was the other way around but you can't tell a mama that yeah but you can't but what I'm saying is him saying that that's his opinion no that's wrong then she gonna it's not wrong because that was his opinion I said it's wrong I said it's wrong somebody else talking to somebody and I because a lot of people you know they on my ass oh you let them disrespect duck nigga I never let nobody disrespect duck and what he said was lame as hell and I don't respect that but I understand you know what I'm saying?

1:40:06King Yella:I understand so the crazy yelling like this average gonna go but you talking about somebody else child or you saying this about somebody else child then I go look somebody sent me the pictures of his son oh they trying to say Waxson gay. Now I look through the videos he has denied this claim for the record but I looked at it I'm like he's a little different. He's not gay he's just dance he's dance but I'm doing he look like he's doing a neo I can do what I was doing What the shit Waxer was doing? I could do it. It don't hit the same. It ain't gay. You ain't got pecs. Oh, come on. But what I'm saying is, I looked on his page and like, I know a gay nigga when I see a gay nigga.

1:40:43King Yella:He not gay. I didn't get the gay vibe. Like, I got a nigga that he work out. Yeah. I'm seeing the videos he's doing with the people he work out. He's silly. He got personality. I'm seeing all this about him. It is weird to imagine that guy emerging from Wax Ballsack, I guess. But I see Wax. Once I saw the little nigga, I saw him. Oh, this Wack's sir. He doesn't appear to be a guy who gives a fuck about any gangster shit, street shit, nothing like that, which I believe that Wack probably didn't raise his kids to be like that. And clearly he went his own way. I don't think Wack even wanted his son to be known.

1:41:20King Yella:I didn't even know Wack had a son. I didn't like to see his son. Think about his son, though. His son, if he wanted to talk about Wack, he could have done so a long time ago. Apparently he don't got no interest. He's a personal trainer. like he works out with like I'm saying somebody he seems well adjusted seems like a normal nice guy which is that's that's the weird that's the other side of whack whack is a normal nice guy so that's whack my man this is why people do that like people don't that's why I be so confused and like they're crazy whack but then you like that's a good whack the other whack is like this is a good and he want to see win yeah so it's like mama duck like even like I'll whack like I don't have I have to, no, y 'all don't.

1:41:59King Yella:But I'm really in my head like, bitch ass. But then I was like, I got love for Wack because Wack had love for me. But then it's like, damn, you disrespect my little brother. So it's like putting me in a hard place. No, but I was saying, Wack is content. Once I'm online, everybody, if you're watching this, once it's online, it's content. Stop killing people for content. The church is content because it's monetized, right? I'm keeping, they making money off of it. He said some shit that doesn't matter. Oh, you ain't put flowers on the grave. Duck not in no grave. Go dig your son and whatever the first shit that they fertilized.

1:42:31King Yella:So that really goes out the window because he's cremated and he's sitting in the house. Like that shit don't even matter what he said. So he ain't telling the truth. And all you said is dead ass son, folks, is dead. You know what I'm saying? He's dead. It's the truth. It's the truth. Duck forever be alive. But what I'm saying is his body, his soul is going to always be with us. But like she even went on the thing and apologized to him. So it's like, damn, now you got me doing shit and then you apologizing. That's what I'm saying. I told you don't do it. Well, most of the women, they want y 'all to do this.

1:43:02Same thing with your wife. Same thing with your wife. Women, they get emotional. And they want us to follow it.

1:43:06King Yella:And this is why a lot of people going on in this world now is because of a lot of women. Every war started over women. And I love you to death. Mama Duck, I love you. But it's like, and they ain't even going to blame her because it's a lot of fans that now basically slob a bond. This is what they doing to my empire. Your ass ain't gonna say nothing. You the only one on the West Coast and you ain't gonna stand up for Doug. You little motherfucking disrespect Doug. But then when I sit back as a, like, if you just jump out there and don't really do your homework on shit, you will crash out. And I'm a person that understands and I don't, when I'm right, I'm right.

1:43:40King Yella:When I'm wrong, I'm wrong. Like some of the shit I said, like, damn, okay. But like I said, whack not, I can't accept what he said. He still said some bogus shit, but I understand why he said it. and that was awful. Every action has a reaction. My thing is that Wack was making fun of her appearance, talking shit about how she looks. No, but like when we were on the podcast yesterday, and he kept calling her a frog dog. He looked up frog dog. He was saying that's what she looked like. He kept saying that she has Crip Max voice, whatever. My thing is, I told Wack, I said, if you take away the money and the fact that you have been successful over the years and you're well known.

1:44:21Your ass ugly. You and Mama Duck are on about the same level. You're about the same age. You're about the same attractiveness. You should be lucky to be with a woman like Mama Duck if it wasn't for the fact that you've gotten yourself into a situation where you can have a hot wife. I'm just saying like wagging Mama Duck. He don't got no room to talk about her looks. He look like her. This nigga ain't shit. She got a few shades darker than him, but like they basically are like on the same level of attractiveness, right? He think he's slick because he on fucking Wagovi now and he's drinking smoothies and shit.

1:44:50No, they're all black people. They think he's cute now, huh? Yeah.

1:44:53King Yella:Shave his head right, got his teeth done. Think he's too good to f*** Mama Duck. I ain't even thinking that. There was one. Yeah, you gotta do that. Listen, I'm gonna say this. I'm gonna say this. When it comes to Mama Duck, Mama Duck is not f***able, but Mama Duck is lovable, right? Because we love Mama Duck, but we gotta understand that she's an emotional woman that lost her kids, man. So we gotta understand that she'd be very emotional. The only way we could support Mama Duck is in silence, right? And not really tempting her emotions, right? Not getting involved. because it's hard to lose a son, right?

1:45:23And it's hard.

1:45:24King Yella:She lost two sons and a daughter. A twin. She lost a daughter too? The baby that died in the fire. Y 'all don't even know. That was first. No. Yeah, that was first. She lost all her kids? Not all her kids. She still got about 10 more of the motherfuckers. She been through like the most realest shit anybody could ever deal with. As a mom. She lost three kids? She got way more trauma than whack, really, and that's probably part of the problem, is that like, he's still talking about being in jail 30 years ago, She over here, she lost three fucking kids. You can't compare to that. How do you cope after the little three kids?

1:45:56King Yella:And she's standing strong. She's a strong black woman. That's all. She's strong. Oh, no. She might be fuckable. I mean. Why is you playing with folks motherfuckers? No, I'm saying. He says. You can't fuck her? I said, well, fuck, but somebody's a soldier like that that stay down like that? That's a real motherfucker. She got a man. Somebody doing whatever. Yeah. Mama Duck, what up? There's somebody for everybody. Oh, fuck mama ain't nobody. On BDGD Vice Lord. Yo, BDVD Vice Lord. on Larry David. Nah, for real, no. I ain't no mama duck. That's crazy, though. Imagine that. You think that's normal?

1:46:28For a mother in the trenches to go through something like that? Or you think she hit the top of the top losing three?

1:46:33King Yella:I'm quite sure a bunch of other mothers are just like that. But I would say losing three kids pretty much puts you in the top 1%. She lost her two sons that was known. Then she lost her baby. First, she lost the baby first in the five. And I was there for that. So when I watched how everything, I watched how ducks caught. You watched it? I'm saying I watched how duck, nigga, I had to walk, nigga. What happened? The house caught on fire. Why didn't you get the baby out? I mean, I'm sure they tried. You tried to save who you could save. You only could save who you could save. We talked about that in the podcast.

1:47:07And it's bad enough losing the baby, but then you're like, well. But that's what I'm saying. At least I can look on the bright side that I have two sons, and then they both get gone as well. But look, this is what I'm saying.

1:47:17King Yella:That baby she lost was a twin. So there's a twin. So I'm saying they saving whoever they could save, and they couldn't save the baby. So one of the babies was a twin to the other baby, and one of them lived. So Mama Duck is a fist to say she went through a lot of trauma. So Watt got to understand that. Only for that, they from the projects. So she had it hard already growing up from the projects, coming, just going to 60s, everything. I watch folks' mama like she's a good woman, but she's a gangster that come from the trenches, that come from this shit. Like, she didn't play all like how people try to tear down.

1:47:52King Yella:Nigga, she wasn't a mama that a sept. Oh, da-da-da-da-da. But it ain't really too much you can do because, well, like I said, we going to do what we want to do. Whatever. If I got these switches or pipes or whatever, my mama ain't. Ma, look, this is what we're going on with. My mama. You know, mama's love. They love when they kids is not in the street and they coming up. Ma, can my friends come in? They don't want us outside, so they let her the whole time. We and that bitch backing up crack. We in there doing everything because my door closed. She ain't coming at her. And when she do hit the duck, we tuck it.

1:48:20But is it safe to say that, and this is Mama Duck. I know you watching it. Is it safe to say that Mama Duck cannot see Duck's bad side? She only see his good side. So I said, my baby ain't ever hurt nobody. My baby did this. My baby did that. My baby did that. I'm not saying he didn't do all them good things.

1:48:32King Yella:No, she don't want that jacket on her son. But in reality, ain't nobody perfect. That was my boy. We all did some shit. We ain't got no business doing it. And you know, but what I can say, I saw more good me and Duck was like the same person I swear to god like he was around Duck Duck was silly like me, playful like me he loved like me but when that switch get turned on it can get turned on and anybody can he wasn't the one to play with cause when he turned to that he gonna smack the shit out I'm not gonna say she gonna paint the picture of a good boy but y 'all gotta paint the picture of a good boy because what he did for the trenches was good because he inspired a lot of people, right?

1:49:20So I'm saying that you don't got to paint the nerve that he was a good person because he was a good person because he aspired the whole trenches to do good. Right? To do something positive with their life. Right? So I'm just saying that. Rap, whatever. Yeah, whatever. I'm just saying that when it comes to that and he still is aspiring people to do something to this day. So I'm saying a lot of people are probably using the energy wrong and they're killing with the energy but duck energy can take shit up and it's still doing it. All we got to do is just change the way we use it right so i'm just saying though so when it come to that i just want to let people know there's nothing wrong with saying okay cool i'm a street or there's a street it's good because in the streets so you ain't got okay we got to be goody two shoes duck was a street and i respect duck for being a street right and i i don't respect a lot of other because i respect him for being a street and plus trying to rap and get out the streets at the same time

1:50:07King Yella:so that's that's our goal everybody go this is our only way out like what we're gonna do like Before the rap shit, like, nigga, I looked up to drug dealers. I wanted to be that nigga on the block. Like, this is what we, only shit we see. Right. Nigga, we know our chances of going to the NBA, like, rap and all that shit. Nigga, that was an outlet. This is what we're going to use to get the fuck on. You know what I'm saying? Right. But she can't do that, though. I love Mama Duck, but she can't say, okay, cool. My son was just angel. Because, like, we all were. Then you're going to have to do this.

1:50:38King Yella:Duck ain't got no felonies. Duck ain't never been to jail. He ain't never got caught. It don't matter, he never, in the out of the system, they can't go in that motherfucker and be like, he's a convicted felon or he's somebody that's been through the system because he wasn't. I don't know about Duck, but I've sat here and had conversations with Mama Duck where it was very clear to me that she knew that Brick was down to fucking kill somebody. That if somebody played with him, that he was going to do it. She got the different evidence, but Brick, and here's the thing about this. Brick was different?

1:51:08She wasn't sitting here saying that he had,

1:51:10King Yella:but she was basically saying that if people played with him that he was going to get it popped. Brick was the gangster. Doug became who he became when Brick went to jail because now his big brother not there. He got to stand up for himself and I ain't saying it like that but folks always been like that but when you got a big brother and your big brother taking I was like that too. A lot of niggas ain't play with me because my big brother was the demon of f***ing you over. You know what I'm saying? My brother went to jail. You got to be a man for yourself and you got to do what you do. You know what I'm saying?

1:51:37King Yella:But when we're together we tag team. We going to jump you stuff all in your head But damn, I'm more tougher because my brother here. You know what I'm saying? I was a n******. You bitch ass. I'm standing up by my brother. But Brick was a n******. You would have never imagined, though. He called himself a gangster gentleman. His album's called Gangster Gentleman. And that's what it was. When you meet him, it would have been respectable. He wouldn't have did no weird, nothing. He wouldn't have never got that. He was a vision landing. You wouldn't even knew that what he did is what he did. You wouldn't even.

1:52:06King Yella:You probably would have knew because how ugly he was. He's rushing people. That face that he give you, when you see him, he just give it off. My Bella mama, I brought him, because you know I had brick living with me in Vegas. He left, and I done said this before. Before he left, he told me, and it's so f***ed up. Bro, I feel like I'ma die, or I'ma have to kill somebody when I go back. That was like our last conversation in the flesh, and I swear to God I could never forget that. But my baby mama, I used to bring him around. Now, this is what type of person he was, And it's crazy because this is how I moved, but like I said, I kept certain niggas around me too.

1:52:44King Yella:That's how Dirk was. I ain't had to do nothing. I ain't even had to touch a gun while Brooke was right there. I ain't had to do nothing. He wouldn't let you take a picture with me. He wouldn't even let you run up on me. He would not let you do nothing. Like when I say a guard to the T of standing on business, that's what type of nigga he was, but his heart was this big. And you don't know. My baby mama was like, out of all your friends, that boy going to hurt somebody for you. And that's the truth, and he was. Like even when we ran into 600 Breezy, on my kids, we was seven deep. We all was in the room, we was probably more deep than that.

1:53:16King Yella:My homie had his baby in there, we had a blick. We went to the mall, nigga at that time we was doing Bitcoin, we was loading up the Bitcoin. We went to the mall to load up the Bitcoin. Nigga like who all going for? I'm going, Brinkley man I'm gone. Whole time folks could've, my other homie could've stayed there and watched his own daughter. He didn't. he came and Brick stayed back with the blick in the baby week just imagine the table was turning cause these like my thing me and me and 600 Breezy didn't know each other personally we didn't know each other personally Bill Younell now Bill Younell would've took us somewhere but Brick would've saw that boy and if Brick would've saw that boy and he had that pipe on him Brick probably would've did him right there inside the mall and we all would have been down.

1:54:08King Yella:These are the things when I'm seeing how life could have went. Let's pivot out of that. How you feel about 600 Breezy getting into it with Bloodhound Q50 like that? I got to stick up with 600 Breezy on this one. I don't respect it. You know I don't like these young niggas. I hate them. I hate these young niggas. Both of his ops beefing with each other. I love it. I'm going to ride with 600 Breezy because me and 600 Breezy come from the same generation. These young niggas ain't got no respect. And the reason I'm going to ride. But why did it crack off in the first place? Because he on live, Q50 was on live with 600 Breezy Baby Mama, and she was like, and didn't know it was his baby mama.

1:54:45King Yella:He was like, oh, my baby daddy from Chicago. I'll never talk to a Chicago guy again. Woo-dee-woo-woo-woo. I watched this shit. And I saw, oh, the first thing, this cocky, big head, goofy-ass little boy, the same way, when this duck and all that, inserting they self. And they be these. They be these, but this just show you these have no... Respect for they elders. They had no respect. They let this money get to they head. Oh, oh, your baby daddy a goofy. He ain't never did shit. Instantly, instead of saying, oh, that's your baby daddy. Man, I don't give a fuck if that's your baby daddy. Let me beat them up.

1:55:22King Yella:He could have went that way. Well, why you got to go? He a goofy. Fuck that nigga. He ain't never slid. He ain't never did shit. Then Breezy got back like, nigga, what? You a little ass boy. You better go ask your homies what I was doing over there. You know what I'm saying? Everybody done did something. Everybody done did something. They trying to make it look like Breezy, just the softest nigga in the world. I ain't even going to say the softest nigga in the world because he had seven niggas surrounding him, and he still stood his ground. He could have got the f*** on. Oh, shit, let go fool them.

1:55:46He could have did that. He just high as hell when it's on the podcast. He want five grand. I never get a Breezy interview. He crazy.

1:55:51King Yella:But one thing I say with our respect with 600 Breezy, since he went to jail, and this is what it takes sometimes, that's why I say I'm like Charleston. Some niggas need to go to jail because jail rehabilitate motherf***ers and make people better. So since the niggas been home here on that motherf***er, I ain't hanging with none of these niggas. I ain't fuck with none of these niggas. I'm moving righteous. I'm on a whole nother path. I don't want no drama. I don't want no beef. You beefing with Q50. What do you happen when you see Q50 high off them Dems? Q50 going in. He ain't playing. Q50. What they about Q50?

1:56:21They not playing. Creative player. No, they been to St. Louis niggas. They go. Nigga, I'm telling you straight from the streets. They been in the streets of St. Louis, so these niggas really putting belt ass. I'm not saying they gangster. Q50 kind of pulled St. Louis' card, huh? No, they shot him up. He's up on the scoreboard. No, they shot him up. Yeah, they shot him up, but they didn't hit him. I mean, they shot him up. Yeah. They shot him up. But he got the money, right? Yeah, he got it. I mean, he got the money, but they still shot him up. So I'm saying he will get down and dirty. He went to the same club that he took the money from the niggas in.

1:56:49He knew he took the money from the niggas. He went back to the same spot.

1:56:53King Yella:Oh, listen. So he don't get no fuck with what I'm saying. He's a young drug addict, man. Niggas do anything on drugs. So what's he going to do when he catch Breeze? I feel like he's doing less drugs now. Now, because guess what? Now he's getting a little older too, but he's still doing the shit. He said he ain't snorting perks and doing all that shit no more. But he's still from Chicago. So he go to St. Louis and this is how niggas from Chicago think. When they go anywhere, they think that niggas are sweeter than them. Automatically. You think you're going out of town, these bitch ass. So when he went to St.

1:57:22King Yella:Louis, he automatically felt like he could bump Jay, a St. Louis nigga. He felt like he could play one of them niggas. Yeah, that's not wise long term. but when I went and interviewed Q50 in Chicago, it was nothing but switches and extendo clips and drums and perky's getting snorted. I was like, you were nervous. This mother really living this life. You were nervous. No, I was chilling. He told me he wanted me to snort with him. I was like, I felt like my wife don't get mad at me, so I'm not going to do it. But I kind of wanted to. I'm going to lie. You went to his hood? I want to take this bump with you, but I wanted to.

1:57:58But that's what What's crazy too though is that if I take a 10, it's whatever, if I snort a 10 and there's a clip of it, oh I'm in the doghouse. Yeah, now I'm single, I can go hang out with Q50. Right, now Q50, I'll tell you one thing about him, he will slide just like Jeff.

1:58:13King Yella:And these young niggas go and go. But what I'm saying is I don't respect the girl that they going, they just going, they just doing anything. They killing just to kill. He just like little Jeff. Look how little Jeff - Is a murderer. Killed them two little boys for two fake ass boys tonight, watch this. quit and easy. Because he got robbed. For two fake ass watches that he probably already stole from somebody else in the birthplace. But would you not agree that Boyd and Lil' Jeff would be a hoe if he didn't do something about it? Yeah, he'd be a hoe. You know? So he had to go kill. That's the rules of the streets.

1:58:40Yeah, but yeah. Sad but true.

1:58:42King Yella:Hey, man, y 'all got me stuck with two in a hard place because I'm from the streets, but I don't want the street life. So I look at it from the street point of view, but then I look at it from the good side of how it should be or what it needs to be. But that's how it go when you in the streets. That's what I'm saying. That's how it go. 600 breeds need to squat with this young nigga, this young bull. Man, 600 breeds probably ain't nowhere near around that man. Man, they gonna never see that man. Them young niggas be everywhere. Yeah, I ain't saw a nigga in Vegas. He probably, it's too hot. Don't say they be everywhere.

1:59:14King Yella:He be fried. And guess what? You ain't got all them switches when you come to these certain states. You got that shit in Chicago. All that shit you saw in Chicago, he ain't gonna come over here with that. Nah, hell no. He ain't gonna be over here. He don't wanna go to jail in LA. The switches feel like they barely made it to LA. We never hear about it. Rappers don't talk about it. Somebody got them. Oh, yeah, I'm sure somebody got them. They don't talk about them. Huh? They don't be rapping about them. It's weird, right? Them young niggas in Vegas posing them bitches like they Chicago. They turned, man.

1:59:41King Yella:Vegas fucked up. They made it to Vegas because your son died. Yeah, they shut the fuck up. That's why. Yeah, I'm going to keep it real. Vegas fucked up because that nigga's son. My son ain't important. No switches. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That switch man. Yeah, yeah. He got to be because they - Give me a switch. Yeah, yeah. He switched on me and stole all my shit. I'm going to switch his ass with the switch off the back of the tree. No, you're going to use the switch like the old school switch. Put him over your knee. What do I think about A, B, and D? They fake broke up, but then D, D, he got his own A.

2:00:12N, E, S.

2:00:13King Yella:I'm so over it because I keep thinking that they're actually broken up, and I start to get invested in it. They go together. Well, but then they're like, next day, they're like doing a stream together. I'm like, why do I keep getting tricked by these clips? Yeah. Believing that they're falling out. I don't think they're going to ever fall out. And the crazy part is they're getting each other so much money. I think them niggas fall in love with each other for real. If I was Dean, I already would have fell out with him because I can't handle a drunk motherfucker being annoying as fuck all the time.

2:00:41Is he still drunk? Man, he would have got his old cameraman now. Yeah, he's getting annihilated every day. So he drunk and got his own cameraman. So I want y 'all to see me after I leave the stream. No, I think they're using the same cameraman still. like it's the same stream but they going on their own shit yeah but like AB will have like 2k and Dean will have like 30k which I will admit I'm not terribly confident in that 30k that's fake because AB more people want to watch AB than Dean Dean live right now with 13.4k

2:01:10King Yella:they live right now is that all they do you gotta do it you sell your soul for the live for kick that's why I did it yeah I can't drop my low everywhere We best on YouTube. YouTube is best. So just to put things in perspective, the academics is on kick with 3 ,500 people watching. Rampage on there with 4 ,500 people watching. Dean on there with 13 ,000 people watching. Sauce Walker on there with 90 people. 90 people? Nobody. Why do you have to throw that sauce? You hate sauce. You hate sauce. I'm broke. Broke, ugly, on drugs. He's disgusting. He's just everything about Sauce Walker. He's just a despicable human.

2:01:49That's why he did his own with Blueface. They the same. He trying to be Blueface. He want to be Blueface more than anybody want to be anybody in the history of the fucking world.

2:01:58King Yella:No, bitch, bigger than the program. No, bitch, you ain't bigger than the program. That shit ass. I like it. That shit ass. I like anything Blueface make. On the California beat and Blueface learns how to rap better than when he was off beat. There's new music Blueface make now. It sounds great. Blueface all right. He just hates music. Whenever I talk to Blueface about music, he basically just says that he don't want to make music. He don't like music as a business model. He's just so anti-music. That's how I am now. It's like, I don't know. It'd be like, I mean, once you start getting more money from other shit and - Compare it to streaming, reality TV, concerts, appearances.

2:02:37King Yella:With music, you have to do too much. I got to tour. I got to go here. Got to pay for these niggas. I got to jeopardize because we're going on tour state to state. Food and them probably got to have switches. You ain't got to do the, just, you putting your life into too much. When I could be on a stream right here and sit in the house, get my b**** up, b**** coming. I ain't got to do nothing. That's why I'm a, look, you ain't got to go nowhere. I'm going right to the shop, work, get the f**** on. I ain't got to do too much. Blue Face would probably rather spend a Wednesday afternoon doing an eight-hour stream where he kicks it with some random b****es.

2:03:06Why not, though? You know, like.

2:03:08King Yella:Because guess what? I'll get to live, he's get to live. After being famous, he get to go back and live a regular life. I'm just chilling and we recording and I'm getting paid. But also when Blueface makes a hot song, I'm pretty sure the money goes directly to the people that are suing him. Yeah, yeah. So I think that maybe like if he goes and does a show for 20K, he might actually put 20K in his pocket. I don't know about the streaming revenue, but it feels like part of the reason why he's so pessimistic about music is because he don't need - $200 ,000 from Soulja Boy, baby mama? No. the strip club in Vegas where he shot somebody sued him for 13 million dollars and he did not show up in court and he got a default judgment soldier boy's baby mama I think it's like a couple hundred grand that he owes her for saying that he fucked her or some shit the club that he shot somebody wasn't even worth 13 million but they had to shut down for like weeks shut down that bitch that's where I'm going from my house that bitch shut down all the way really the club been shut down I mean if you already were going to shut down or your business already wasn't doing that good and then a rapper shoots somebody and you have to shut down, that's pretty convenient.

2:04:16King Yella:That club was actually busted. That was one of the late night spots where you could dip a bunch of bad bitches. It was that. Seeing him get sued for that amount of money made me want to not shoot somebody more than I already didn't want to shoot somebody. $13 million. You got me convinced. Yes,$13 million. And with that, he got to learn too. You get sued. He don't know if he just punched somebody again. That's another thing. That's just, I ain't gonna lie. When I was getting a tour with Amigo, that was my whole plot. I was gonna let them, run into them niggas, let them niggas beat my ass and sue them.

2:04:48King Yella:You know why? That's smart. You know why? Because there's a nigga from Chicago ain't gonna put his name out. He got rich off Rick Ross. Rick Ross hit him in the head with an ace of spades in the club. Really? And I, nigga, watch this nigga shine like a light. Sue that nigga and balling off that shit. He's still balling. That's crazy because Vlad did the same thing, basically. Vlad Gunplay, Rick Ross' former goon. He's Suhill. Basically, a couple of Rick Ross' goons were beating up Vlad at some BET party or whatever. I think this is 2008. And Gunplay runs up with a bottle of Ace of Spades, hits Vlad in the head with it, cuts his f***ing head open, and then Vlad ends up doing a whole lawsuit against Rick Ross.

2:05:31And right before he goes to court, they tap in and they settle for something like half a million. Damn.

2:05:40King Yella:They hit Vlad off. Yeah, because you still gonna have to stretch it out in the court or I could just give you this money. A lot of motherfuckers just hump. That's hush money. Shut up and get out of the way real quick. But that's what I was gonna do to the Migos, I promise. You gonna give me that hush money. Man, all that shit I was trolling, doing everything, I knew. And look, you know what's so crazy, Adam? I got caught with that gun. That was February 1st. Them niggas performed Super Bowl weekend, which was sometime in that February. I paid my bond the same day I got no February 2nd or something.

2:06:14King Yella:Them niggas performed like the third. I think the third. They ain't let me out of jail till like the fifth, and I paid my bond, gang. They waited till them niggas left Las Vegas to let me out. They should have did. Because you would have sued them, and then you got some money. So if y 'all watching this. They watching it. Famous motherfucker played with you. Let them hit them and crack them. I'm going the right way. Fuck all that. I'll be the police for the suit. Well, I'm not touching nobody. That's why I ain't hit his ass. Nah, Yella. I ain't touching nobody. You gotta think. You gotta be smart.

2:06:47King Yella:You can't hit no more and think I'm gonna especially on you. Come on, man. I'm gonna got some money. Right. And you will be a dummy to allow me to crack you. That's why I ain't hitting nobody. That's why I think I'm up on money. Shouldn't be emotional. If you got some money, you should know how to control your emotion. You got to get some spot real fast. You be all gone. Ain't nothing you can do about it. Right? That's how that shit ended up being. Where are things at with Jaleesa right now? Man, you know she's kind of y 'all back cool or not? You got cool. No, we got back. She came to the house one time, said some shit about Yela and never did a show with him and never came back.

2:07:21Really? They did a show together.

2:07:22King Yella:She was commenting on my shit on the WAC 100 and said something. Said she was coming back and then never she said she commented and said something about no look. I'm from the C. I think I blocked her. No, she said Adam got into us real bad when you got naked on the show the other day. What? He got naked. He'd pull his clothes down on the show. It was weird. I was horny. It was weird as shit. Somebody had to get. But they. You're horny for Unk? No, not for me. Come on, gang. Stop playing with me. He was the closest thing to me. Hell no. He's just dumb. I've been there. No. Oh, my God. Gotta hit the homie.

2:07:50No, I ain't gotta hit the homie. That's booty support. No, we gotta. Yeah. Booty support.

2:07:56King Yella:Sometimes you gotta deal with what you got. Hell no. I got you, bitch. Hell no. I don't need no booty support. But Jaleese, you know, she's been thinking like, I don't know. She ain't want to come ever since she fought an old girl. She thought I was trying to get the interview so she ain't want to talk about it on the internet. She thinks she's fighting the case. She's scary as hell. She always thinks she's going to jail or something happening to her. Yeah, she beat up Floyd's daughter. She need to go to jail and get clean. Yeah, she clean. She been on the internet buying all kind of shit, all designer in her store.

2:08:20She off meth, right? She been buying everything. I don't know if she was a rich nigga because everything in her store has been designer. She been buying it. I've often found myself wondering where she gets money from. I think probably

2:08:31King Yella:Josh. Josh? I think you think of what I'm thinking, but I ain't going to say it, but I think you think of what I'm thinking. She's a sneaky escort? I mean, I can't think of a lot of other things that would make sense, but also when a girl's an escort, normally you kind of know, right? She can't be a sneaky escort. I never got that vibe from her. I never got the vibe either, but I can't think of too many other things that would make sense. Maybe. I don't think you understand vibes, though. You think she could be an escort? Where'd she get all this money from? But the thing about a girl is that a girl could have a sugar daddy.

2:09:02King Yella:People don't move to Vegas for nothing. Like a person move to Vegas, they move there for a reason. A girl could have a sugar daddy who's giving her, paying her whole way through life, and she got to go hang out with him, f*** him a couple times per month or whatever, and that's not going to really like arouse suspicion. It's not like the porn star girls I know who are constantly putting their email on their story and shit, and it's so obvious that they're just like selling. So you're saying that she probably got a sugar daddy? I'm not saying she does. I'm just saying that at least that would kind of make sense.

2:09:31King Yella:Listen, Jaleese is from Sacramento, man. My mama live in Sacramento, man. Sacramento bitches is like niggas, they Mackie. That's why she talked the way she talked. Jaleese know. That's how she felt what she felt with boy ass with that situation. Jaleese probably ain't really going to. She know she ain't a weak ass bitch. She know even if she going to fuck with a nigga, she going to be a nigga with some type of money or something that's going to go on. She know how to play her card. If you look at her whole life, I just looked and felt that who our baby daddy was the whole time. So I'm looking at this whole, I just looked.

2:10:03King Yella:I said, this. Oh, he got the paper. No, but he's a rapper. Uzzie Marcus. Uzzie Marcus, this is how it all started. She ain't just getting her name off. Just nigga, she got her name off. F***ing with a rapper from the beginning. She put out diss songs about him back in the day and shit. And Briss, when he died. She was f***ing Uzzie Marcus. Then she started f***ing Briss. That's how to be started with them. She had them niggas fighting over that. They said that. She's been already, a lot been going on with that pussy now. She got some type of power. She start fucking another little nigga out here, but she start tripping.

2:10:35King Yella:She get into it with her. But what I'm saying is Jaleese is not the average. She's not a regular girl that you think you fucking. Jaleese got nigga in her. Jaleese is a nigga. A lot of nigga. She is a nigga like a boy. She gonna treat you the same way she fucking up. Whatever happened with her and Skinny, she hit that motherfucker and got up out of there. She hit him. And he didn't talk to her bad. And Skinny was the one wanting to, I want to be with, she like, nigga, fuck you. Skinny won whatever he can get his hands on. Let's be real. Skinny won fame. He won a queen. He knows, because he knows that if he gets a chick that has like any kind of clout, that that will make him interesting in a way to the world again.

2:11:16Again. Because he just has this feeling of like, nobody gonna give a fuck no matter what I do. Man, even if he get robbed and beat, lose his teeth, nobody still gonna talk about it for longer than this. Because he already did.

2:11:25King Yella:There's a lot of people that get famous for sad shit that happens. And it's fucked up. I think, but I don't know. He did it in reverse. Watching the skinny been gone, I don't know what's going on. You know, our relationship kind of fell out after that. Yeah. And I was the only nigga that stuck up for him. You stood up for him. And the nigga kind of dissed himself. But you feel like he was wrong for that? What? Dissed himself from me? Yeah. I'm the one that protected him. But like then. And I made sure that. Yeah. I stood behind. Like, first of all, I'm on this songs about y 'all with him just because of this my friend.

2:11:57King Yella:You know what I'm saying? Nigga's like, that's a friend. Like, I'm just supporting you. And then it's like, damn, you do shit and just slap me in the face. That's how I just felt about the nigga. Like, you know? So now it kind of make me like, damn. I'm looking at him like, man, you know, I got love for you, but I can't. But then he do a lot of shit, too, to himself. Like, you got to be respectful as a man to, folks just do a lot of shit that I don't know. Like, disrespect old people, elderly people. His mama. Disrespect his mama bad. Really? I just talked to his mama. I talked to him, bitch, where you at?

2:12:30Like, talking to him so bad about coming to bring him. I'm going to tell you what happened. So, they had came to the house, and he had. And he going to be mad, but that's the truth.

2:12:39King Yella:Like, you can't do that type of shit, man. That's your, like. He did it to his mama. Like, you can't. I watched him. Like, you can't. Folks' mama get down on his ass, too. but it's still like, that's your mama gang. Like, I've been mad. My mama been blocked for about two weeks because she said some shit to me, but I ain't finna go, bitch, da-da-da-da-da-da. I'ma just pause your ass so I don't have to hear. You know what I'm saying? But she still came. But his mama, Skinny ain't got no regular mama, though. Skinny mama came from over there, Cuba, some motherfucking well. And, you know, she wanted them.

2:13:07King Yella:She wanted them. She wanted them, though. She's not no lame-ass mama. She, yeah, she talks his ass crazy, too. so I don't, they relationship, but it's still like, y 'all both have to be smolting each other. I ain't like that, once I seen that, I'm like, damn. This dude here, he go low. But like me, I was raised like, that's why I'm like, my grandma and them, I'm still, old lady walk through, I'm gonna hold the door, help, you need help with the groceries, if I see somebody walk across the street, that's just my heart. Folks, if you be at the casino, bitch! I'm like, bro, she 80, gang. I don't like that shit, it's just like, it ain't even, I don't like that shit.

2:13:44King Yella:I don't like shit like that, gang. I don't like people drawing attention to us. You know you'll hang out with somebody where it just feels like you're going to get in a random fight hanging out with this guy because you'd just be disrespecting people. I don't like how that energy you're on. That happened. Okay. One word answer from each of you. And we can go into more detail after, but I need a one word answer. Do you think that Skinny took advantage of Jalice sexually? Yes. No. Damn. Look at that. Duality of man. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, because he had to do it because she was drunk. And he knew and he was trying to get an extra drunk in order to do it.

2:14:22And men think that's okay to get a woman drunk to have sex. You think he was intentionally getting a drunk? Yeah, yeah, yeah. He went to the liquor store, left, and he was trying to get a drunk in order to make it easier. That itself is a pervert. Yeah, but if you look at that, but that's doable. That is a lot of guys. As bad as it sounds, that is a lot of dudes game plan. It sounds crazy, but this is what goes on.

2:14:42King Yella:Bitches go get bottles too. Or get the bottle. That's regular. Like, that's regular. Get the bottle is like code for let's get a little drunk and f*** up. Let's get a little drunk. What's I getting drunk for? That's a man, man. Like, you know, Ian. The only way a girl could get me to drink right now is if she was basically acting like I was going to get some f*** on the other end. I don't like drinking, but I might drink a little bit if you're going to f*** me. Yeah, like, what are we going to do? Like, what are we doing? But you got to know what's going on already. Like, come on, man. We know it.

2:15:08King Yella:You know? Right. Like, what the f***? So that's what I'm saying. Like, I was there. That's why I can't really support her on the allegations of that, with that, because I was there, you know what I'm saying? And I told her, come to the club with me. She left and went with him. So you went and did like you knew. Like, I'm like, me, Ruga, all us up here. She had the chance to come up there and do that. But she still chose to go that way, you know what I'm saying? What they did in the crib, I don't, like, the videos, she coming on to him. If a girl coming on to me and I fuck her, I'm not going to be like, well, she was drunk and she can't.

2:15:45King Yella:No, nigga, what the fuck? We both drunk. Nigga, she kissing me this regular. If that's the case, then I don't fuck the hell of bitches like that that came on to me. Oh, I'm supposed to. No, you're drunk? Yeah. No, you. What the fuck? That's what I do. You drunk. Let's do it when you're sober, baby. If you still feel like this is the morning. See, it's going to be different now because I don't use drugs no more and I don't drink. And I better stand away from people because I feel like even going to the club or, hey, you niggas drunk. I don't even know how to feel. And another thing I was getting at, some people get drunk because they don't know how to talk or interact unless they got liquor in them.

2:16:17King Yella:Now they can open up and do what they wanna do. Right, I get that point. Motherfucker ain't even gonna ask for the pussy why they sober, they gonna be scared. Goofy ass, what y 'all in here doing? I know a female that only - Soon he get drunk. Hey, motherfucker, that ain't such a - Let me rub your leg. I know females - They gotta turn the light off. Man, what the fuck? You try to fuck at the dog, you - Right, right, right. I know females like that, though, that only get active once they get drunk. Before they get drunk, they just normal. When they get drunk, they turn to three or fours. They're freaky.

2:16:45Yeah. After all. Throughout my life, there would always be girls that I would meet at the bar or the club or whatever, and we would hang out, but only when we were getting drunk. Or we would go back to the crib and fuck after you already got drunk at the bar. But then at a certain point, me being a big softie, I'll try to be like, yo, it's like Tuesday night. You want to come over and watch Netflix or some shit? you watching TV for a little bit and then all of a sudden she like let's get a bottle. You're like oh right. You're like a real alcoholic. It's not just that me at the club that night I was just getting drunk to hang out with you.

2:17:17You need to get drunk to just exist. A lot of women gotta get drunk in order to have sex.

2:17:24King Yella:That's how I felt about myself gang. I felt like it can't you do stuff so long that you like program. I think I was programmed to let's get a bottle. Let's do this. Oh, I can't do shit. Now that I'm living without drinking, it's like, bitch, I wish I would've got all that money back. I was just wasting my time to get drunk for nothing because I could do the same shit and feel the same way. I might not feel drunk, but shit, I could still do the same shit. I was just wasting my motherfucking time doing that shit. People get drunk for nothing. That shit for nothing. For you to just feel woozy, wake up, throw up, dumb as fuck, or you to make a mistake and fuck somebody that you ain't.

2:18:04King Yella:No business. Right. A lot of people don't get drunk. He's just hyped because he got us 100 bucks. Yeah. Everybody say drunk. From skinny. From the nine. Why would you guys say that? Jalice. Because that's what she kept saying. Why would you believe a woman? I believe her whole story. There's so many reasonable, easy to understand reasons why he could have gave you 100 bucks. She made the whole thing into this sex trafficking plot, which I still don't really understand that. Sex trafficking for 100? You gonna send me the penitentiary? I mean, you were at the convenience store, right? So like$100 could be like.

2:18:37I wasn't at no store.

2:18:38King Yella:I was in the car. I thought you got to go to the store when you. I don't know what they did. When Skinny went to the store himself, me and Jalee stayed in the car. So I don't know how this even happened. I never have cash, but I still just feel like giving somebody$100 is like pretty ordinary. That's like one bottle of alcohol and like a couple of snacks. There's ordinary gives me$100? I mean, you get. Sounds that weird. not yellow in that moment so then when he paid$100 to for you to leave so that he could her so that's like that's weird the weird part about it too is that like if me and you are friends and I want to go the girl that we're with I should probably just be able to be like yo like I'm gonna meet up with you later I'm about to bring her back to the crib or whatever like it's like why$100 but what if we both wanted to I mean that's like a small percentage of the situation yeah that would happen they both would fit at least they ain't no one she wanted to yell her I'm going to tell y 'all the truth.

2:19:33King Yella:Damn, I was trying to fuck first. Yeah. So that's why the$100 had to come out. That's the only way I was going to leave. Hey, look. That's what she said. That confirms her version of the story. It wasn't about her. It wasn't about her, though. He sold her. He didn't pay me to leave. I mean, for her, for him to fuck. But it was like, you threw a competition. It was like, yeah, who going? Now it's me. You finna fuck or I finna fuck? Who finna fuck? Who on them? Girls, this is how men get down, apparently. This is how Jolie's got sold. Y 'all watch the wood? Y 'all watch the wood? I got 10. I bet you I get another first.

2:20:16Jolie's got sold. I knew she got sold. I already knew it, though. So I'm just joking, y 'all. I ain't want none of that. I ain't want none of that. I was just mad. I ain't want none of that. We was trolling, but we ain't really trolling.

2:20:25King Yella:I was fooling y 'all. Hell no. I just joking. You ain't no joking, nigga. I already knew that though And I figured that out anyway But the thing is Y 'all know that she cried Cryed And then Wack Ran off the internet And I think Wack Did go a little bit Too aggressive on her Wack always wanted to go He went a little bit Too hard on Jollies And that's why she did I ain't like her Actually pressing charges On Wack And going to the police But I didn't Really think that Wack Should have went that hard on her Right I think he go way too hard Wack said the police Called his phone About that really She got the police Wack number But she went hard She ain't get a police skinny number.

2:21:00She probably gave him a social.

2:21:02King Yella:That's how you know he didn't take it. And Skinny Cole left Vegas after that. He was done with Vegas. He's skinny. I don't know what skinny. I think skinny in Africa. Heard he was in Philly getting robbed. Better not know black women. Man, he ain't in Philly getting robbed. I already got robbed in Philly too. Man, who told you that? Jalice. Jalice ain't tell you that. Yes. Jalice told me he got robbed in Philly and showed me a video of it and everything. Man, that nigga, I think he said his name. He lost his chain. He lost his chain. I ain't talked to him, man. They took the skinny chain. He lost the chain, nigga.

2:21:30King Yella:I'm going to call skinny about this. Call him right now. They took the chain. I don't want to call skinny. Call him. It ain't nothing. Hey, you know what's so crazy, right? I got a dips in him just for the ringer. All right, so we got in. We got in. Hey, look, but look. So, look. This nigga, he's sick. He's sick. You is sick. She got your... Come on, come on. I got to go with Jason Lee. Pause. Who's Jason Lee? Hollywood Unlocked. Can I go? If you want to come, sure. Yeah, tell Jason. No, you know, the last time he brought me up to have the phone calls to Cardi B, that was on him with him. I only do love you.

2:22:02Yeah, I was at Hollywood a lot.

2:22:04King Yella:The original. Yeah, when he was chubby. I went to Hollywood a lot. I told you, I went to Blueface and shit. I was at Hollywood a lot, and Tiny was there, and the microphone said TMT. She read that. The whole escape was there. They read the fuck up out of there. That was, what's his name? Clinton. What's his name? Clinton Sparks. Clinton Sparks worked in there. That's my boy. He live in Vegas. Yeah. All right. Clinton Sparks, Bunk Gang was there. All they ass was in there. But I guess, you know, she married the tip and nigga saw that motherfucking TNT, that TMT on them mics and got the fuck out of there.

2:22:40It used to be weird, like, when I first met Clinton Sparks because his name was all over those old Clips mixtapes that I used to listen to all the time.

2:22:48King Yella:When he said his name, I was like, I knew it. I'm like, I don't even remember where I know his name from, but his name just. He had a lot of legendary mixtapes back in the 2006, 2007 era. Yeah. But when you meet him, you're like, oh, you're a regular-ass white guy. It's like Vlad, too. Vlad was all over mixtapes for a period of time there. Vlad was on mixtapes? Yeah, he used to be a mixtape king. DJ Vlad. He used to win awards. He did a Biggie and Tupac mashup mixtape, which is a weird concept now because now we would just consider it bullshit, shit, but basically taking beats and putting old Biggie and Pac verses together.

2:23:24He the one did that? He did that? I think a lot of people did that. I listened to that. That was hard. Yeah. But KPD got found guilty. KPD didn't even do it and got found guilty. He's a goofy. And you know what we're talking about after that?

2:23:38King Yella:He got all these documentaries talking about the day my life changed. He on the street. Yeah, this is where it happened at. Bro, all that shit got, he wrote books. He got documentaries. Then he sat out the proffer and blamed everything on his cousin for the shit and said he was in the car. The king of talent. But I'm going to tell you something. But didn't the government break the rule? They gave him immunity and charged him. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. The feds gave him immunity. The state got him in their community. Oh, they bogey. That was a deal with the feds. So the feds, can you jump in and say nothing to him about it?

2:24:18King Yella:The feds, you know, the feds is the only one with the high power. The feds can take you out the state, but the state can't take you from them, but if they allow it to happen... That wasn't supposed to allow it to happen because Butter got immunity and Butter didn't get charged. Butter got immunity from who? Butter got immunity from the feds. Huh? That's why he got out. Man, I'm out of here, bro. Butter? Yeah, FBG Butter ain't got immunity one time. So who works? FBG Butter or OTF Jam? Jam? Butter only told on the dead. Yeah. That ain't telling. Nigga, this nigga telling on the live in they face and laughing.

2:24:49and a kill you about it. Are you f***ing OTF jammer? It's rumored. So you want to tell him the dead? I'll tell him anybody. Yeah, I'll tell him anybody. I'll tell him the nigga right now. That nigga going down. Man, the streets ain't about being loyal. It's really about being cutthroat. Listen, I'm saying this. No, yeah, the streets. A killer. They raise niggas to be dummies and these niggas never love. If a nigga a kill somebody, a snitch ain't nothing. A snitch? Nigga, you took a life. That's worse. So everybody worried about the snitch. They glorified. Yeah, but taking a life is way worse than snitching.

2:25:25So these niggas that take a life, of course they a snitch. Why would... They take a life, they'll take some ass. I mean, I heard you heard that thing about Jan. They said Jan was gay in jail.

2:25:34King Yella:They said him and Vonnie love her. Yeah, they said him and Vonnie was gay. I was gonna think you gay, because why you got that big black ass thing over there? I like how it fit. That's about the depth of your asshole. Like, I think I could fit that whole thing in my butt and not much further. This part or this part. Yeah, I would start with that part. Stop playing with me, man. Are you putting roaches in your... Wait. He smoke anything. He's smoking the roach, including the paper filter. Man, that nigga smoke anything. That is so gross. He's just smoking a bunch of paper. Man, he used to smoke crack.

2:26:05King Yella:It don't matter, man. It's smoke. It don't matter. As long as it's smoke. As long as it's smoke. As long as it's smoke coming in and out. What's the first thing you ever smoke? The first thing you ever smoke was grass. It's a paper. No, grass seasoning. I used to smoke oregano. Yeah, I used to smoke grass seasoning. Then I'd steal my grandma's cigarettes. Yeah, I smoked everything. The J.S. Smith smoked the bitches. Oh, that other thing, that I smoked the that plastic part of him. I was so goofy, Adam, I took the whole - Man, that nigga's plastic part of him, man. I stole that shit from the mask.

2:26:32That nigga had me smoke the plastic part.

2:26:34King Yella:Oh, Jim Carrey, whatever the fuck it was, he put the whole pack of cigarettes - Adam had that plastic part on that joint he gave me, man. He had me smoke that plastic part. Listen, I didn't co-sign it. Some girl just gave me that shit yesterday. Oh, my God. Yeah. Yeah. Smoke is smoke. You just said it, nigga. Smoke is smoke. Yeah, that's the wrong kind of smoke. All right. Very, very nice reconnecting with you boys. Yella, thank you for talking me through my separation. Unk. Less so, but, you know, something like that, I guess. I only think of you on two occasions. What day is this up? This day.

2:27:12Listen to us. This night. Come on, sing to us. Night and day I go for broke If Adam could be with you Only you can make it right Yeah She coming back now, Adam. You good. We the song to her. You should the song. Yeah, Lena.

2:27:30King Yella:Don't do that. Please don't do that. Don't do that. Come home. Mommaling. No, Mommaling stay gone. I'm home. We love y 'all. We love you, bitches. Hey, we love you, hoes. Y 'all are. Bring y 'all ass on, cause soon we catch y 'all with some... I don't know about you. I'll catch you with a nigga. You know what time it is. Fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck! I'm doing life over my... Cosine, cosine. If I catch my girl with a nigga, I'm gonna pay y 'all. Yeah, I'm gonna pay y 'all off. These bullets. The lead.