Beezy2Janky on Acacia Blocc Compton Crip, Getting DPed for Dissing, Hood Vlog Confrontation & More

29:20I believe you're a demon for sure. But I seen it like five minutes in and I'm just like, ah, fuck. Let me show you how serious I take this shit serious. Uh-oh. Oh, you got it on you? I'm telling you I take this shit serious. You ain't playing around. I really do this. That's hard. You feel. Telling you. Well, you when your name was the first one that came up when I was talking to them about their line, you know, their roster. Yeah, because Sporty C blank, I guess we'll call him. And my boy Tommy, they both like are getting locked up together, I guess. And I was like, who you got left? And he's like, well, I got BZ2 Janky.

30:00I'm like, well, that's pretty good. Yeah. I'm going to take this shit over, bro. But they're going to be back, bro. They're going to be back and coming even harder, bro. Yeah, I think they're doing like a year or something. I don't know. I guess they caught a case together, although I really don't know. I don't know too much about the case. They wouldn't tell me. Yeah, no, I don't know too much about the case. I don't know too much how long they're going to be in there. But I just know when they come back, bro, they're going to be, what? Come on, bro. Tommy is already hard, bro. I'm sorry. You hear him.

30:26Tommy's a star. You see the song with me and Sporty, bro? Yeah, yeah. And me and Tommy. All our shit go up, bro. I ain't gonna lie. So was it awkward at all for you to do a song with somebody with the CK at the end of their name? Nah, because he from Norwalk, bro. I know it don't apply to y 'all, but it's still probably some people would be confused about that, right? Hell no. Yeah, yeah. People would be confused, but nah, hell no. That's bro. Like, if you get to understand, bro, if you know your gang politics, bro, then you know. You feel me? His CK don't stand for crap. You feel me? He don't stand for that, bro.

30:56He know what it stand for. I stay politics, though. Right. Definitely. But when you were hanging out with them, doing music and shit, did it feel like, you know, you guys were the same type of dude? Did it feel like you had a lot in common? Hell yeah. Like, that's bro. You feel me? I ain't gonna lie, bro. All his homies, they n****s was cool when we shot the video. I ain't gonna lie. Them n****s, oh, bro. I ain't gonna lie. For sure. Yeah. No, I like Sporty. He's got a good girl about him. Bro, people be asking me how I, like, feel. How I feel being in a management group of, like, Hispanics, bro.

31:27That's regular, bro. I grew up around Hispanics all my life. But then people be like trying to say I'm scared of Hispanics because that happened with the Mexicans on the vlog. Right. We'll get to that for sure. That shit was crazy. But I don't know. I mean, I feel like if anything, it's probably easy for you to get along with Hispanics because you guys keep it all polite and kosher because it's not an overlap. Right. Your shit is separate. Bro, I swear to God, bro, we grew up with Hispanics. Bro, I'm telling you, I was, all the ops, them n****s, you know, all the ones from T-Flats, I grew up with all them n****s, bro.

32:08N****s know, bro, it was none of that, bro. It ain't no, I ain't do no black versus Mexican shit. That shit bunk. Y 'all got Mexican homies. We got hella Mexicans from the hood. I always have people tell me that the Mexican and black animosity used to be a lot crazier and that at this point it's kind of cooled off a lot yeah hell yeah i heard that it was bad back then but shit that shit ain't right now but there's a lot of confusing k's going on because you you'd be saying nk yeah but it doesn't mean what some other people would mean with it yeah nah it's because my politics like we don't beef with no la hood bro i don't beef with no la hood like neighborhood that's that nk is not for neighborhood you feel me we beef with who we beef with and they know what that stands for.

32:56Right. Well, if a Mexican dude had an NK, it would probably mean something else.

33:03There was a dude I had on the podcast years ago and he had like NK on his armpits, right? Yeah. And I asked him about it and he kept it real and was like, bro, I spent all these years in prison. He's like, you don't understand. Like, we was beefing with the blacks so crazy, rah, rah, rah. and so i'm like oh i mean whatever bro like that's that's your that's how you get down it is what it is but then i asked him about it on the podcast and he immediately starts acting like it meant norteno killer yeah and i'm like oh you're just switching it up on me after we already had this conversation but i just let him roll with it because i was like whatever like maybe i misunderstood the first time but i went and re-watched the clip and i was like nah hell yeah yeah it's crazy complicated world out here.

33:49Okay, so there's another rapper. Oh, so what's your meaning of tuna? Because I guess you have a different meaning for tuna. We say turnt up non-affiliate, but you got a different usage of it. Shit. That's what I thought it was. It's not like a T-flat diss or something like that? Hell no, bro. Nah, bro. I don't be dissing people, fool. That's not me. You feel me? I thought it was turned up not an affiliate. That's what I always thought. Well, that's one usage. Yeah. But somebody told me that you use it in a different way. That's not what you mean sometimes when you say it. Yeah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah.

34:29Oh, okay. Okay. Because all them T-flats are turned up not an affiliate. Mm. You feel me? It doesn't make a difference. Okay. I got you. So when your music like First start Going viral Like what was the first time You actually felt like Oh shit This shit is actually Really spreading After I dropped The Truth Hmm That was what did it Did it start going nuts on TikTok and shit like that Or Nah It just went up on Oh well really It was going up on TikTok But it just went up Cause what I was talking about Hmm Really I ain't gonna But I don't really listen To that shit no more That shit is That shit Like if you ask me me with all this too i will never turn that shit on really are you looking at this i was just peeping what your ratio looked like everything yeah yeah what's it called it's called dark yeah that's that dark crush crush okay gotta put a little bit when that's only when i don't got a leaf like i ran out of leaf so i gotta put a lot definitely when it's a little when you got a leaf just put a little bit you can be smooth oh i mean just weed with tobacco is the best thing in the world it's been i've been really trying to cut back but it was just the best you smoke yeah not on the podcast or anything but try not to on the podcast anyway um okay but

35:55okay so okay i just interviewed this other dude yeah who has bz in his name was jet bz yeah you ever connected with him or talk to him or anything yeah we just recently made a song oh did yeah Because I feel like you two might be like the hottest young joints coming out of SoCal right now. Yeah, I just sent them an open, but man, I got to send them a new one. Oh, yeah? I got to send them a new one, bro, because some shit happened. I got to send them a new one. They wanted somebody else on that motherfucker, so I just have to. Oh, okay. Yeah, but I feel like you and him kind of have like the sound.

36:29The one that we did do, though, bro, that shit was hard as fuck. But it can't come out? No, I'm going to have to do another one because the person that sent it first, they sent they open first. I mean, they sent they verse back first, so I guess I had to do with them. But that shit was hard, too. That shit was hard, too. But J.B.Z shit was hard, bro. I ain't going to lie. Yeah, I mean, I feel like you and him both have some kind of similarity musically that's like, I don't know. I feel like after Draco died, there was just kind of like a lull. LA wise in terms of like new artists coming out. And then I feel like with you and Jet Beasy, I kind of been looking at both of y 'all like, okay, this is the next wave of young artists that are kind of incorporating some of the elements of Draco's flow and but switching it up.

37:19Jet Beasy hard though. I ain't gonna lie. Definitely. But the Beasy and you guys' names totally unrelated. Yeah. I don't know. I don't like, I ain't never met him in person. Oh really? I don't know him. I just, you know, I know him because his music and. Yeah. No, he was telling me that he spent like an astronomical amount of his life in jail. Like, he said he'd never been free for more than three months at a time. I'm like, what the f***? That's insane. That's crazy. Even when I interviewed him, he's like, people are just commenting like, how is he not in jail? They couldn't believe he wasn't locked up just because I guess he's been locked up so much.

37:52Hell yeah. Crazy. But yeah, y 'all shooting a video together would be f***ing sick. Hell yeah. Definitely. Okay, so yeah, let's talk about that. situation that happened so you were you were doing a little like what was it a hood vlog or was it more of an interview with uh rodney who recently swore off doing hood vlogs interestingly yeah i think he's a buster oh so that relationship's over i would never i would never i don't never want to speak to him again because if i speak to him i don't know what i'll do to him bro i feel like he said this up bro i just feel like he said this up because look bro when he first asked me to do it bro I told him to come to the hood he said he couldn't cause I guess he was on a little bike electric bike and shit he said he couldn't come to the hood so he wanted me to come to Chinatown he like that's a good spot I'm like alright man I'll go to Chinatown I'll go to Chinatown bro we go in we driving in a little parking space it's like a little laundromat and then it's a restaurant.

38:58Rob Markman And do you look at Chinatown, which for people that don't know is basically like downtown, do you look at that as like a neutral zone where you're just not really - Rob Markman Yeah, I thought it was smooth. Rob Markman Right. Rob Markman You feel me? It's Chinatown. I'm like, what can happen in Chinatown? Rob Markman That's what I would assume too. If I'm with somebody like you and we in Chinatown, I'm not thinking that this is a place where we're going to see anybody that you would have issue with. Rob Markman That's what I'm saying. So I'm like, boom, we drive in, we drive in the thing.

39:22We see a dude, but like we think he's smoked out, like we think he on some snow. He yelling at the car and throwing shit up. So we let it go past our head. Boom. We go park. We started doing the interview. And then the car that we was in, they pulled off to go to the store for us, get something to drink. They come back. We hear him do it again. But we already doing the interview. We hear him do it when she pulled back in. But then we left it alone because we like, this nigga smoked out. You feel me? He just keep doing the cars and shit. Boom. We doing the interview. We getting towards the end.

40:00They pull right up. They, where y 'all from? We bang the hood. They bounce out. When they bounce out, it's like, it's for Hispanic niggas, bro. They walking up. Then it's another one. He bounce out. But the biggest niggas, he like, he had a great shirt. I think he, where y 'all from? We tell him again. We from right here. You feel me? We from ATF Crip. he like is that i'm like compton he like like what he said it's a gang and you go yeah me too nah nah nah nah look look look look because bro look he said he said he said he said he said he said he said what the is that i'm like compton california like because i'm like bro like i don't know where you from like i mean he like I'm Avenues Gang.

40:53I'm like, all right, that's cool. That's what he said. When I said Compton, California, he's like, Compton Carey. He tried to say Compton Carey, but

41:06smoked out, bro. He said, Compton Carey. I'm like, yeah. That's how you diss Compton Cripps? Bro, no, bro. I never heard that. That's not how you diss it, bro. He just smoked out. He said some dumb shit, bro. I swear to God, smoked out. We think he a smoker the whole time. He's like, Avenues Gang, boom. I'm like, they got an A. Fuck they throw He talking about A game I'm like Nigga you see it on my neck On the damn home I'm not saying it like To P Street bro I'm like you see it on my neck Got it right here You talking about I don't give a fuck About that shit bro That nigga bro The avenues I don't even know Where they hood at You feel me So I'm like bro This nigga right here Mind you Brother tried to walk To the car Cause we had something In there bro And then This They all went out So we like bro What the fuck what else we finna do we not finna I'm not finna crash out and die bro crash out and die and look stupid nigga no right sound dumb and I know crash out like all these other so boom that what happened made it look like we got marked out but Rodney he walked up to them talking about hey what's the deal bro I met you in that last vlog right so I'm like how you know these then after the vlog look at his channel.

42:20He did vlogs with all the Avenue niggas. I'm like... So it's basically like two possible scenarios which is he set it all up and that's why he knew them or this just happened and then he happened to be in a situation where he could kind of play Peacekeeper because he already knew him. I don't know, bro. It could be both ways, but that shit was just freaky. And then the nigga, he asked me, you want me to post it? I said, yeah, you can post it. it on bro but he posted the clip to make it look like we got marked out he gassed it up with the intro yeah he it was it was cool it was cool because that's gonna make everybody click on the video but nigga yo guys know we ain't do no buster shit nigga and then he got on there talking about something yes i said you didn't do no well he said something he was popping it bro but i think i don't Yeah, I mean, that's kind of like a reminder that crazy shit could happen in L.A.

43:18and places you at least expect it, I guess. Hell yeah. Or maybe don't trust the videographer. Although I really don't. It just seems like he wouldn't have done that on purpose. I don't know. I don't know. I'm just wondering, though, like how you couldn't come to my hood but you was able to go to the T-flat hood and do a hood vlog and they right down the street and they were walking distance. how you can't come to my shit but you went to they shit on that bike so when you saw Rodney hanging it up and saying he's not doing hood vlogs anymore do you feel like your situation was part of that I ain't see that shit oh yeah I seen that they got a little headline going around saying that he's over it I stopped I stopped I unfollowed stopped paying attention to after after that shit after he dropped his little video I'm like alright bro I'm not finna argue with you being a hood vlogger in LA is a it's a crazy position to take on you know it's like There's just so much politics.

44:10You've seen that with DC Baby Draco. He just wrapped up in all kinds of shit. Being out here doing that. Yeah. I'm glad you had the maturity to not just crash out too. Come on, bro. I ain't gonna lie. And then nigga be like, you got marked out in your hood. Nigga, that will never happen in the hood. In my life. Nah, I feel that. Okay. Okay. So, but do you feel like that situation was more positive or negative for your career as a rapper? Because I feel like, I got my name out there, but it was in a bad way. But, yeah, some people say bad publicity is good publicity. All publicity is good publicity.

44:53Yeah, really, yeah. So, I'm like, I don't know. But that just made me go harder, nigga. I don't know. So, I'm like, you see, I'm gonna drop, I dropped two songs after that. No, Yeah, two songs after that that's going viral right now. Just dropped one not too long ago, and that shit finna hit 100K already. I mean, definitely the logic of all publicity is good publicity is true in your case, because I hadn't heard about you before that. And then as soon as I put on the music, I was like, oh, this is actually hard. I don't give a f*** if he got into a yelling match with some old-ass Mexican dudes.

45:29Yeah. So, I mean, I feel like overall, it definitely probably worked out. Hell yeah. Definitely. So Rod waved, DM'd you and just was showing love. Was that before that incident or after it? That was after. Yeah, he had, I guess he seen my song Give It Up on Wyatt posting shit. Shot by Wyatt. So I'm like, ooh, Rod wave seen it. Yeah, homies. Then I text him. After he commented, I text him. He texts back. I'm like, what? No cap. That shit. I'm like, yeah, I'm going. yeah that is kind of crazy that made me wonder like damn i wonder how much time rod wave is really spending tapping on the internet like what i'm like what we're just what made him text me though yeah he takes me back especially his music commenting on the thing is okay he just seen my right he's showing love but him texting me back that's great and especially just the fact that he's such a melodic you know sort of and then it's crazy I was like I don't know all his songs bro oh you are a big fan of him what nice Rod Wave I ain't gonna lie at one point in time it was nothing but Rod Wave on my playlist I ain't listen to nothing else but Rod Wave swear to god yeah I feel like a lot of people come on and tell me that they just listen to Young Boy and Rod Wave yeah those are like two of the biggest artists of this generation yeah Young Boy hard too yeah what else like are your favorite artists outside of you know LA or it could be LA but like people it doesn't matter who you f*** with but just you f*** with the music it was King Von Dirt who else I was listening to Rye Wave Sada Baby I was listening to All in Chicago for real like Lil Jeff Fully Chop I was listening to Q50, Lil' 50, them niggas.

47:26It was hard. I swear to God, I was listening to all them niggas. You listen to Q50 with Lil' 50, but not Q50? Yeah, Lil' Jeff. If you're listening to Lil' Jeff, you're going to obviously hear Q50. You got to listen to Q50, too, yeah. Yeah, hell yeah. Yeah, no, definitely. I mean, it is just crazy because Chicago's had, like, the best music scene over the past, like, 10 years or whatever. But then, meanwhile, like, so many of the artists that were hot are dead or locked up for forever. Yeah. it's kind of on the YNs now for Chicago man for real yeah definitely um okay so who would be like your dream collab if you could do a song with anybody

48:07shit

48:11I don't really know yet like somebody it gotta be somebody big for sure like huge like And I know like regular like, I'm going to work up to them. It ain't nothing to pay for a feature. But like for me to get a song with like somebody like huge, like say on some shit, and then get a song with a Busta Rhymes type. What the f***? That was the last name I ever thought you were about to say. Shout out Busta Rhymes. I was listening to Busta Rhymes in 1997 when I was a kid. Like I'm telling you like them big names like Rick Ross. nigga 50 cent nigga big ass like that that's when I'm be like yeah Drake yeah Drake just put you on the new Drake project if I get Kendrick nigga Drake who else who else let me see let me see cause they gonna be clipping this shit I don't think you can do Kendrick and Drake that's gonna be a problem yeah that is gonna be a problem that's why I be having to pick bro I be having to pick bro I swear to god I did send Drake one of your songs he don't always respond but he told me he was gonna check it out yeah we're working our way into the algorithm hell yeah bro but nigga oh god bro like but some niggas know it's not like that like I made a song with Money and Bankroll you feel me them niggas ain't had to show no difference to me you feel me they kept it cool right I mean LA is just a different world in terms of we just view it as like everything's got to be one side or the other right i mean like would you feel like kendrick i mean now like this new drake project released and it's only been like you know four or five days it is kind of crazy like we're kind of like anxiously awaiting like how kendrick's going to respond are you are you paying attention to their whole little war and everything over the years or is that something that's kind of outside your interest i don't be paying attention to that I be focused on my rap shit I don't be focused on other niggas rap beef bro That don't got nothing to do with me Nah that's real But as a rap fan I feel like Kendrick and Drake kind of hard to avoid that Yeah nah I don't be listening to them like that though Really?

50:28I used to listen to Kendrick like Not Like Us When they was beefing I was listening to Kendrick music It's crazy that when they were That when Not Like Us came out You were like 16 yeah bro yeah it's like your childhood like for me when i think about kendrick i think about good kid mad city in like 2012 or whatever that was that had la on smash that was all you heard but that was 14 years ago and you were a very small child at that time hell yeah like i wasn't listening to a lot of these niggas like if you seen on dajan paul stream he was naming it i was like hell no I don't know who that is. Naming who?

51:09He was naming albums. Oh. Like Chronic and all that and a whole bunch of other. That's what we gotta do. We gotta sit down and we're gonna make you listen to Chronic and Doggy Style and all these classic albums. NWA. You couldn't like name a NWA song? Nope. He said them too. The Police just for the record is the easiest answer for that? I don't know man. nah I mean I gotta I gotta sympathize cause you're so it's just crazy cause I I really wasn't I really wasn't into rapping like I wasn't trying to rap at all I was just playing football and riding mini bikes bro like if I was to do something I was gonna be either a football player or nigga was gonna be like a YouTuber or a streamer or something I was never gonna rap you feel like you gotta choose between being like a streamer or a rapper at this point or is it all kinda the same I'm gonna do it all I'm finna do it all I'm finna see me streaming YouTube videos All type of shit Yeah It's just I feel like it's Kind of two different things Because As a rapper People want to see you Be kind of chill And cool And laid back And not I don't know As a streamer You mentioned Rakai I mean like His whole thing Every single time I seen a clip of him He's just spazzing out In public They say I look like him That definitely Crossed my mind Yeah Do I look like him bro?

52:30A little bit Don't say that bro they said I look like him but look he lit you know what's crazy he was just like he was just he was just out here and all my homies was at his little stream universe shit streamer university streamer university but wasn't that Atlanta or something nah he just had some shit out here border school I don't know it was some shit but all the homies was there and they was like all the niggas that I grew up with like still talk to today like they my day one niggas they was all there they was like bro you really do look like that nigga I'm like bro stop saying that bro they were like you should have came there i was like damn i i just didn't have time bro i woke up hella late they was trying to bring me no definitely yo the other crazy thing uh situation that you had is when lush went to your neighborhood and uh somebody got killed while y 'all were in the neighborhood yeah that was some that was some and it wasn't it just like an innocent guy was just in his car and there was a shooting and somehow you got hit and and you You never found out anything about what happened in that situation or how that went down?

53:32Hell no. I didn't remember. I was walking up, and we were like, what? You'd seen it. We were like, damn. We didn't hear nothing. If you ask Lush, we was literally walking on the other side of the tracks coming up to the smoke shop, bro. We didn't hear nothing. That's crazy. Really, anything could happen in Compton. I swear to God. Let me tell you. Yeah, but you got to keep Lush safe. Lush is a he's a national treasure yeah he was safe with us we didn't hear nothing we didn't get hard he'll be the first to tell you he's a very important asset for California yeah we didn't get touched for sure I noticed like you got some pretty demonic lyrics cause this is one Larry that I wrote down 50 shots will make his heart sleep Lil N-Word stop that car please I don't give a fuck about that baby in the car seat we seen him I'm the one that's going to start beef.

54:32Real s***. Yeah. What gets into you when you write something like that? I was just thinking about GTA. That's why I said it. Beef with whoever likes his GTA. I mean, I made that block and job out shooting like his GTA. You see? Right. I was just rapping. I think you should care about the baby in the car seat. No, I care about all babies. Okay, good, good. Yeah. We got to respect the babies. I love the babies. Yeah. I swear to God, I never do that. You don't got no kids? Nah, hell no. Think about it? It'll probably just happen, right? Yeah, it might. You be pulling out or?

55:10Try. I wear a condom, bro. That's awesome. Listen, I'm going to have a fatherly role with you, and I'm going to say, good, keep them things on. Yeah, I'll be condom up all day. Condom gang. there you go condom crip all the crips from LA who wear condoms you can all be part of condom crip except the ops oh yeah that might be a problem they gotta go raw yeah you niggas gotta stay bro get burnt get burnt do you like making like ass shaking music or like street music more and I know sometimes you combine them I ain't gonna lie bro it just be happening And then really, I just hear a beat, and then it depends on the beat.

55:57Like, whatever the beat vibe get me, that's what it's going to be. But, like, my ass shaking music do go crazy. Like, Tiny going stupid right now. Swag up. Yeah, yeah. Where did that song name come from? The Mexican Homie. Yeah. Yeah, I was playing one of my songs. I was playing Crash Dummy. I was playing Crash Dummy. We was in front of his house. He just sitting there doing it. Like, he ain't do no other dance. Like, he didn't do no other dance. He just like, ooh, look at me. look at me we like what we looking at him cause he's already doing it he's matching the beat too so we started doing it that's when I did the Crash Dummy video that same day and I just started doing it in the video and that shit was hard so I'm like we finna make a song hit yo tiny his name tiny look mmm nah for sure um so I actually just found out about a rapper coming out of LA recently named Roy and then when I'm doing my Googles I'm figuring out oh you got beef with him Where did the beef come from?

56:58I don't got no beef with that nigga, but that nigga's crazy. Yeah? I don't beef with that nigga, bro. He ain't an op. I got real, look, listen to me. I got real ops out this motherfucker. Well, I understand that you uploaded a video of him allegedly fingering his dog. And that's what you're alluding to right now with the thumb up. No, no, I'm just saying I got real ops out this motherfucker. I was just saying like, I got real ops out this motherfucker. Where did you get that video? What were you? With the dog. You on the dark web? Nah, bro. I ain't gonna lie. Somebody sent it to me, bro. Somebody sent it to me.

57:32Okay. But that's not a real op? That's just like - Nah, I just really posted that because he posted me getting packed out by the power roots. Okay. So I'm like, bro, you want to go shots for shots? Then when I posted it, he like, oh, you went low. You went low. What do you mean I went low? You shouldn't be doing that, gang. But we ain't even gonna speak on that, bro, because he just called me. You feel me? Do a song and shit like that. Oh. I never heard of anybody fingering a dog, and I haven't actually seen this video. That's crazy, huh? I haven't seen the video, so I don't know how extra it was.

58:06See, if you would've never called me trying to pee straight, I will show you the video. Okay. So you're trying to leave this in the past now? You're open to leaving it in the past? Yeah, I don't want to get nobody in the cloud, bro. I don't want to get my bad. Damn. Okay. Okay. So Roddy Rich's hood Is down the street From your hood Hell yeah You ever meet him Or been around him Or anything Nah he never meet that Well I've been in his hood Before but Niggas have to stop Going over there Why is that Nah just You know Our side fuck with Who we fuck with They side fuck with Who they fuck with Okay Might not be Same It's not beef But it's a little too Nah we don't beef with them But For me they be hanging With some niggas And we be hanging With some niggas right you listen to Roddy Rich I used to Rax in the middle I mean he had like the craziest blow up in LA history and it kind of remains to be seen if he can recreate that it's been a while yeah he laid back though like he got it like you feel me he really don't gotta do too much he can chill well I can't see his bank account so I don't really know but well see from what we seen from what the internet looking like I'd say he chillin' Yeah, I mean, shit It feels like the last couple of projects didn't really hit like that though And I think he has a project that's been lined up That's been pushed back a million times And I don't even think he has a release date anymore I don't even know Yeah, but, you know, best of luck to him You a girlfriend kind of guy Or are you a single?

59:43I ain't gonna lie right now

59:48Focused on your career That's what you gotta say Yeah Gave him a line That's what it's about right now I ain't gonna lie I be focused on my rap shit bro I got a girlfriend though Okay I be focused on my rap shit But You feel me I'm young and turned bro So like I be telling her She gotta get She gotta understand I just started booming you gotta let me have fun first I ain't gonna lie if you hold it down for me then I know you girlfriend worthy then that's when I'm gonna stop doing what I'm doing and you feel me everything is you there you go I like that logic yeah cause there's like a really lit I think she's 18 she might be 19 like OnlyFans girl you know who Piper is?

1:00:40Piper Rochelle nah she's fucking lit right now but they were mentioning interviewing I ain't never watching other videos but I be seeing when you be posting snippets on Instagram and shit like little teasers I'll put it down if you want to get into the game let me know a couple years though you don't want to do that 18 that's a lot I don't know if you're ready for this life stuff I'm a bad boy but I was going to say so that that girl that they were talking about me interviewing I was kind of thinking I'm like bro I gotta find some dudes like more her age to like bring on to the interview to kind of match her energy.

1:01:19You trying to put me on a blind date with a porn star Adam? No I don't think she's like a real porn star. Not a blind date but just you know see what the vibes are. You know the first person that came to mind was was a flock to ball. Oh yeah. You like him? Oh yeah. He's impersonating you right? Yeah he did. He hard. He's funny right? I don't know he just started rapping himself. Well, he actually performed at the Stink Team show the other day. Yeah, I've seen that shit. Yeah. That's dope. Yeah. Shut up. He's a good kid. But he'd be standing in Vegas or something most of the time, so I can't really just call him up to be on the pod.

1:01:53Yeah. You and him together would be a crazy combo, though. Yeah, shit. I feel like that shit would be funny. I don't know him, though. I got to meet him. I know of him. Be cool. We had him on the podcast one time. He managed to piss off whack real bad during the conversation. and he's been dealing with that ever since, but. Damn. I like him. He's a good kid. Who do you feel like are the biggest Crips of all time? Us. No, I ain't going to be biased. Like, biggest Crips of all time? I really don't know, bro. It's probably the neighbors because they biggest. Oh, you're going with a specific set. Like the Rollins.

1:02:36Like all the Rollins. It's probably the rolling line. The whole rolling line. But they biggest. I ain't gonna lie. Yeah. I wish they're big as fuck. No, definitely. So are you really actually trying to take like a step back from dissing in songs? Hell yeah. Like I ain't been dissing in none of my songs recently, bro. I've done some shit. I'm trying to be mainstream, but I ain't trying to just be, you feel me, LA. I'm trying to be biggest. Yeah, definitely. Because you look at somebody like Roddy Ricch. I mean, he never really put too much that's specific to L.A. or specific about gangbanging in his music.

1:03:13And I think that always worked out pretty well for him. Hell yeah. On the other side of things, a lot of the drill rappers, it's like a game to figure out what they're talking about and what people they're dissing and everything like that. So it's kind of both sides of that. For real. So you spent a lot of time in the studio? Hell yeah. I be in the studio a lot, bro. I ain't gonna lie, and then, like, it's, like, fun to me. Like, I can go in the studio for two hours, make ten songs. I'll not lie to you. Two hours, wow. My manager done seen it. Wow. I swear to God. That's impressive. That shit is easy, bro.

1:03:49I just gotta turn on the beat that I like. It's over with. Mm. Do you go out of your way to, like, switch your flow up on songs and shit? Is that something you, like, consciously think about? Yeah, I be trying new shit. Like I got senior songs that I got a whole bunch of shit, bro. Yeah, because like when I first heard you, I listened to a few songs. I'm like, it's dope, but his flow is kind of like very similar on each song. And then some of the stuff I heard since then, I'm like, oh, I could tell that he's actually like trying to consciously switch it up. Hell yeah. Which I think is good, yeah.

1:04:24For sure. Definitely. so what are your parents attitude about your music at this point now that it seems like shit is going in a good direction they all support it hell yeah is it kind of I mean your dad didn't want you to be from the hood and now it seems like you know you could end up being like maybe the biggest rapper from the hood yeah has he like commented on that or don't get too deep into it nah like we don't be worried about it like he just supportive for sure hell yeah definitely so what should we look out for from BZ2 Janky shit man wait till that album come out bro oh that's the plan hell yeah wait till that album come out but y 'all gotta look y 'all better look at me y 'all better look out bro I'm finna come cold watch give me like I'm going to say by the end of this week End of this week?

1:05:28You're going to see a whole different meet What the f*** is going to happen in a week? You're going to see Damn You going to get a face tattoo or something? Nah, you're going to see Are there more face tattoos planned? Nah, I don't know I think that's it Really? Yeah I mean, you have a lot of tattoos for an 18 year old Hell yeah I got a lot Definitely If somebody calls Compton Bompton, do you automatically take offense? No. That's just their side of things? Yeah, that's the west side. That's the west side of the state west side. I know. You feel me? We are west side of the hood, but that's obviously like the power route, but we don't beef with them.

1:06:14You feel me? If it was different, if we beef with them, then yeah. But we don't beef with them. For sure. Nah, that's good. We gotta promote peace. We gotta push peace. Yeah. You might even end up with a cereal. Oh, you got the whoops? We do got the whoops. I wouldn't try them. They've been open for a few years now. I don't know. I always wonder when one day I'm gonna see like a trail of ants going into that box. I heard that them were just Froot Loops. Yep, yep. I can admit that now that it doesn't seem like he's really selling them like it used to be. Damn. But he was selling them for like a hundred bucks.

1:06:53What's Perkyos? That's what influenced the whoops is that this is a promotional Lil Dirk cereal that they sent out when he dropped the album. That's not real? He didn't do that? It's like 2018. They just sent it out to some people when he put out an album for like a promotional thing and then J-Main came in here. He saw that and he decided to make his own version and it seemed like people kind of forgot about the Dirkios, you know? But yeah. For sure, man. anybody you want to shout out anything we need to look forward to shit man shout out 16th management bro all that dishing niggas be doing on there you're not feeling it keep it to the rap bro stick to rap bro you always want to rap beef and shit bro that shit is trash

1:07:46yeah respect 16th management and don't whack them out on the wall anymore. Yeah, whack this out. It's bad. Oh, God, yeah. I'm telling you. Yeah, it's going to be on Fox 5. I'm telling you. I'm telling you. This motherfucker's going to bite. For sure. All right, BZ2 Janky. Tap inwardly. Go check out the music. Let's definitely do some shit in the future, man. We're planning like a big cypher. I feel like you should get on that. It's good. Let me know. Okay, we're going to line that up. BZ2Janky Turn him up On all streaming services Nojumber Coolest podcast in the world Check us out on YouTube TikTok Instagram Like comment Subscribe and shout out to our members Who got to watch this live Man homies Let's go Oh those niggas watching this live Just the members Shout out to the members Big members Shout out to all the members And Frida Lopes Yeah