Bricc Baby Calls In and Wack LOSES IT! Lil Baby Turns on Durk! & More

20 Oct 2025 · 2 h · 43 chapters

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In short

The episode is a wide-ranging discussion mixing rap industry talk, street-culture commentary, and debate about the future of music—especially AI and virtual/hologram performances. They also trade stories and jokes about real-life incidents, podcast dynamics, and personal drug/caffeine experiences.

Guests/backgrounds

The transcript is mostly two main hosts/callers from the No Jumper orbit (names not clearly stated in the provided text). One recurring figure referenced is “Whack 100” (discussed, not clearly a guest). “Ak” is mentioned as a participant in prior conversations. “Tam Berger” and “Jaleesh/Jalice” are discussed as possible interview/host figures. “Stew Boy Blue” is a referenced personality with a “Fanta bottle” story.

Key claims

Hip-hop’s decline is blamed on labels pulling back and on gimmicks no longer carrying careers; labels may be less willing to invest in artist development. AI could create a new genre of brand-new artists (and hologram concerts), but the speakers doubt people will pay for “not real” experiences. They argue “ratting” narratives are fading as “thug/rap clout” changes, and they criticize Whack 100 as cloud-chasing and lacking fresh topics.

Notable examples

virtual concerts during the pandemic (Chief Keef/Polo G to an empty room); an AI-mimic band that outstreams the real one; “Stew Boy Blue” and the “Fanta bottle up his ass” lore; “Woody” and “Whack 100” beef framed around informant/proffer allegations.

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Funny Food Commentary

0:32 to 0:44

Hosts share humorous thoughts on food and personal anecdotes.

Discussion about Skinny's Situation

0:44 to 1:57

The hosts discuss a friend named Skinny and his recent troubles.

“individual results may vary ready that's not good what the fuck is that rice and sausage go hard go hard you don't say sausage you're gonna say go hard what she says It smells good.”

High School Memories

2:02 to 4:50

A nostalgic discussion about high school experiences and memories.

“Well, the thing about it is what else is he going to do?”

R&B Music and Its Evolution

4:51 to 7:53

Exploring the current state of R&B music and its challenges.

“I played about four high school football games.”

The Rise of AI in Music

7:54 to 12:37

A deep dive into how AI is changing the music landscape.

“And, I mean, literally, everybody's dead.”

Future of AI-Generated Artists

12:38 to 14:03

Discussion on the potential impact of AI-generated artists in hip-hop.

“This lady, I forget her name, what it is, but they just gave her$3 million to label.”

The Rise of AI in Music

14:03 to 15:10

Exploration of AI's impact on music popularity and streaming.

“There's an article on Vice about a band that has been around for a while.”

Decline of Hip-Hop and Industry Trends

15:10 to 19:16

Discussion on the factors contributing to hip-hop's decline and industry dynamics.

“why hip-hop is at its arguably lowest point ever right now since the 90s or whatever.”

The Risks of Signing New Artists

19:16 to 21:30

Insights into the challenges and risks of investing in new hip-hop artists.

“You give a dude you think you believe in too much of something and it all goes to waste.”

Content Creation vs. Music Promotion

21:30 to 22:40

Debate on the importance of content creation in promoting artists today.

“Uh, 80 bands who recently passed away in South central.”
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Evaluating Artists and Industry Personalities

23:13 to 28:00

Discussion on various artists, their relevance, and industry narratives.

“This summer, serve up the cookout classics.”

Discussion on Lush's Identity

28:00 to 29:32

The hosts discuss Lush's various personas and how he adapts to different social situations.

“No, first of all, let's get one thing straight.”

Lush's Controversial Comments

29:32 to 31:18

The conversation shifts to Lush's controversial remarks and their implications within the culture.

“One minute you'll jump on the phone, you'll be this way, but then you'll go over here, you'll say this, depending on who's there.”

Analyzing Lush's Humor

31:18 to 33:14

The hosts analyze Lush's sense of humor and its reception by the audience during the podcast.

“I mean, we were all kind of flies on the wall for that one because it was just so shocking.”

The Exotic Soda Trend

33:14 to 35:04

The hosts discuss Exotic Pop, a distributor of hard-to-find sodas and their appeal.

“Then people would not be as aggressive towards him when he dips a little bit too far into certain things.”

Discussion on Drug Culture

35:04 to 37:55

The hosts delve into drug culture, personal experiences, and societal perceptions of drug use.

“I'll go to a party, take a couple shots.”

Reflections on Addiction

37:55 to 40:04

A heartfelt discussion on addiction, personal experiences, and the impact of drugs on life choices.

“So you learned all this shit in school and you didn't take any of the advice besides that.”

Jim Jones vs. Tony Yayo

40:04 to 41:44

The hosts debate the recent accusations against Tony Yayo by Jim Jones regarding drug use.

“I can't really care about anything anymore.”

6ix9ine's Rat Comment

41:44 to 42:00

The hosts discuss 6ix9ine's recent remarks about rats and the implications in the hip-hop community.

“I think Max B didn't ran him out of studios and ran him around cars.”

Rap Beef Dynamics

42:00 to 43:20

Exploration of historical rap feuds and their current relevance.

“Yeo was in one of the coldest beefs of rap history.”

Rap Beef Dynamics

43:50 to 44:12

Exploration of historical rap feuds and their current relevance.

“It can help you with practically anything on the web, like restoring a vintage motorcycle from a 50-page restoration block or finally break down that long article you've had open for weeks.”

The Impact of Snitching in Rap

44:13 to 46:01

Discussion on snitching allegations and their effects on careers.

“Thug then came home, Yak Gotti then came home, Lucci then came home.”

Proffers and Legal Implications

46:02 to 47:58

Analysis of legal documents and their significance in the industry.

“But what words were exchanged in order for him to start teeing off on you?”

Confrontation and Allegations

47:59 to 56:00

A heated exchange discussing personal allegations and past relationships.

“Because they are like publicly available because we all heard QVDs, right?”

Intense Debate on Relationships and Allegations

56:00 to 1:05:03

A heated discussion centered on past relationships and ongoing allegations among those in the rap scene.

“Shout out, shout out to the babies over there.”

Anticipation for Upcoming Versus Event

1:05:36 to 1:10:01

Discussion about the upcoming Versus event featuring Snoop Dogg and Master P, and its cultural significance.

“So Snoop Dogg is coming with Master P to the versus.”

Understanding the Entertainment Context

1:10:01 to 1:14:20

Explore the blurred lines between artistry and real-life implications in rap culture.

“But still, we're not talking about none of that.”

Lil Baby's Relationships and Industry Politics

1:14:21 to 1:20:22

Delve into Lil Baby's connections with Youngboy and Dirk amid evolving industry dynamics.

“So Lil Baby is now apparently fucking with YB.”

Rap Beef and Artistic Integrity

1:20:23 to 1:24:00

Discuss the impact of rap beefs on relationships and the music business.

“I don't even know that he knew him in any way or not.”

Kendrick's Artistic Intentions

1:24:00 to 1:26:18

Discussion about Kendrick Lamar's creative process and perceptions around his beef with Drake.

“When Kendrick left that booth and gotten his whip and went home, nigga, he didn't give a fuck about what was going on.”

Beef Dynamics in Rap

1:26:18 to 1:27:40

Exploration of how artists handle beef and how it impacts their mental state.

“So you don't think Kendrick being at the biggest moment of his entire career was thinking about the fact that he was in the biggest moment of his career?”

Beef Dynamics in Rap

1:28:31 to 1:28:59

Exploration of how artists handle beef and how it impacts their mental state.

“You'll have the confidence to keep building.”

Discussion on Recording Processes

1:29:03 to 1:32:47

A debate about the differences in recording styles between classic and modern rappers.

“I said, if I walk through the door with shit on my mind, I'm showing you your wife, although you may not say it, she may not say it.”

6ix9ine's Comeback and Media Presence

1:32:47 to 1:35:35

Covering 6ix9ine's recent media activities and his relationship with the hosts.

“When you're in the studio, you got niggas over there.”

Personal Anecdotes and Relationships

1:35:35 to 1:38:03

Light-hearted personal stories about relationships and intimacy, blending humor and reflection.

“And his head just keeps bobbing back and forth the whole time.”

Exploring Unconventional Relationship Dynamics

1:38:03 to 1:40:05

The hosts discuss unconventional relationship dynamics and boundaries, particularly involving pegging and sexual preferences.

“I'm not trying to be gangster with my woman.”

Controversial Content on Social Media

1:40:05 to 1:42:52

A conversation about the presence of inappropriate content on social media and the challenges in removing it, particularly regarding underage individuals.

“I just feel like, I mean, is it that hard to get this content removed from Twitter?”

Parental Influence in Disturbing Contexts

1:42:52 to 1:45:25

The hosts debate the implications of a mother's influence on her daughter involved in sex work, addressing grooming and moral issues.

“So if a kid over here for the hit the crack pipe and he 15, so the dad should say hold on son, you got the brillo in there wrong.”

Gumby's Controversial Journey

1:45:25 to 1:47:50

Discussion on Gumby's visit to Texas and the ensuing gang-related tensions, shedding light on gang identity and regional differences.

“I don't know where somebody would see that.”

Speculations about Collaboration

1:47:50 to 1:52:00

The hosts speculate on Gumby's potential as a co-host and the dynamics of their podcasting approach, including discussions about trust and content creation.

“So Five Dudes is the last one that are still claiming Crips.”

Discussion on LA Neighborhood Dynamics

1:52:00 to 1:54:06

Listeners will learn about the dynamics and politics of Hoover and other LA neighborhoods.

“So at the end of the dinner, it's just like too much.”

Exploring LA Underground Music

1:54:06 to 1:55:22

Discover the artists and music influencing the LA scene and their impact.

“about to check them out i interviewed fat jack i've been knocking that that new zoe samuel oh I like Zo.”

Upcoming Fights and Events

1:55:22 to 1:57:20

Get insights into upcoming boxing events and the growing fight scene.

“We got a platform, an app that's going to be on Truth Media.”
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Transcript

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0:44Adam22:individual results may vary ready that's not good what the fuck is that rice and sausage go hard go hard you don't say sausage you're gonna say go hard what she says It smells good. You just sit around thinking about dicks all day, huh? You just sit around wearing Zoomies V-Lone thinking about dicks. Why would you say go hard for sausage? Go hard. He's eating rice and sausage. Bruh. This guy is going to start me off on this. Listen, man. We need some new jokes. We were filming over here. No mic guy. Yeah, I see what happened to Skinny. What's going on with Skinny? Oh, I don't know what happened.

1:29Who beat him up? Somebody whooped on. I don't be knowing if this shit be AI these days. Because he had a tooth. That's the first thing I thought of, but I was like, nah, it's too good.

1:38Adam22:Somebody whooped on him. He looked like King Yellowman. I don't know. Did he call you? You know, me and him fell out after that. The fly coach thing. He must have been in Vegas. I'm assuming he was in Vegas, but it looked like they just rattled him. They like, whatever it is. Pretty good. They chipped his tooth. They knocked. No, it's out. Yeah. I mean, I feel like skinny. The sad thing about it is that like he's he's at the point where the only thing that anyone is going to pay attention to is him getting publicly humiliated. Well, the thing about it is what else is he going to do? That my mixtape got allegations of telling.

2:15Yeah. So because this is Vegas, you know, people come down, maybe whoever.

2:21Adam22:For the record, part of the problem is that you are looking at him and talking to him and he goes, I'm like, well, maybe whoever. Well, maybe. Well, I'm looking at the camera. I know, but you can look at me since I'm the only other person with a mic. There you go with that funny shit, man. Okay, you want me to light some candles and shit? Listen, so maybe whoever, because it's Vegas. I don't think people in Vegas, unless he didn't did something. He must have done something. They're not just hunting him down here. Music sucks. We're going to hospitalize you. So maybe it was some people. Well, he from Jersey.

2:48Adam22:Where's Kenny from Jersey? He's from Jersey. The first time I had him on the podcast back in the day, he was talking about getting kidnapped. Yeah, I don't know, man. I see... And he got alleged told on that one. That was like the beginning of various bad PR things. Some of your ops called me, bro. I have ops now. Some of your ops called me. Which op we're talking about? They say they feel like you're acting like you're too good. You know what I'm saying? He went to school with you. Nashville High South. When I went to school, it was not Nashville High South or Nashua North. It was just Nashua High.

3:21After I left, they switched it up. They needed two schools after I left. I caused so much division. He said, let him know. He said, don't forget the Noughts.

3:32Adam22:Noughts? Good deal or big deal days. You mean good ales? Or some shit? Those are the two bike shops in downtown Nashua. He said, don't forget them days in the 90s. Who did you talk to? That's actually insane. He always say what's cool with you. But you're not going to tell me his name? he's in my phone this info spy so wait it's an exposure that just so happens to be from Nashville New Hampshire I'll call him you I'll call him right now don't drive me and he just so happens to have gone to high school at the same time as me bro you think I'm playing I don't think you're playing anymore since you just said Nolts I didn't know what I was right now you wrote down good deals it was good ales I don't know good bike shop I got like my first bike when I was like five years old he said he was the BMX king He said, but don't forget where he comes from.

4:20Adam22:He said, I was the BMX king? He said, you're the BMX king. He said, that might be a little bit of an exaggeration. He said, that's what you was known for, that. I really came into my own later after high school. I was really just a random BMX kid. He definitely knows you. Wow. That's cool. A little homework. I'm going to find some Pacoima joints that you went to high school with. Talk to them. You know, I was in the penitentiary. I did about four months. I did four months in high school. Back in my day, high school didn't start until 10th grade. 9th grade was still junior high. 7th day, 9th was junior high.

4:55So I did about four months. I played about four high school football games. We played Narbonne, Crenshaw High, a couple other teams. And I was out of there. I missed. I didn't get a chance to experience, what do they call it, prom,

5:15Adam22:graduating on stage. Me neither. I didn't go to prom you didn't no but to me it's like the chick none of the chicks want to go with you I don't want to go to a school dance no you didn't get cool till then no I had bitches sort of I mean they weren't like top of the line but I was going on I could have gone to prom I didn't want to go to prom like I want to go ride bikes and finger a girl down by the lake no way it was just finger a girl by the lake this is what we're doing in Nashville but it was just like so foreign to me that anybody would want to go to an organized school, a band where you got to dress up.

5:51I don't know. I was against all that.

5:53Adam22:You should have just went like the white, geeky, dorky dude you was. So I'm going to go to the school prom and I'm going to wear a t-shirt and jeans? Straight, bro. Hey, that would have been cool. Gnarly. Gnarly. Yeah, gag me with a spoon. Your white word? I'm just saying. Cowabunga. I just wasn't into all that. I don't know. Cowabunga. Cowabunga. Okay. To me, that's like why I don't want to go to the club now is the same reason I didn't want to go prom then. Hey, I swear I was telling the R &B is like, the club promoters call me and they're like desperate for R &B music artists. They're like, hey, bro, we don't really want the rappers because they don't spend money.

6:32They look at each other to start fights and it's a bad thing, right? Can you guys start breaking and putting out more R &B artists? So I I really think the R &B artists should step it up. I really, well, I don't know.

6:45Adam22:I wonder if the nerd type artists, like, I've never seen Tyler, the creator, host a club in Hollywood. I think he's got way too much money for that. No, but I'm saying, a guy like Tyler, because you know, when he was on his way up, they wasn't pulling for Tyler. You didn't hear about come host no clubs, right? So if a guy like a regular guy right now with a buzz, will they call him out to come home? Because it's like if you didn't have the street cred and all the BS going on, they not calling you. But now I think the whole thing's about to change. All the gangster street cred, kill, kill, kill.

7:32I got money. I got cars. I got jewelry.

7:35Adam22:I think all of that's going to be out the door. Clearly, there's something new is coming. We just don't know what. We don't know what. And, yeah, it feels like the streets are fading from something that people were really interested in during the pandemic. Pandemic is when we really started interviewing a lot of LA street rappers, Chicago street rappers, et cetera. And, I mean, literally, everybody's dead. Everybody's told. Everybody's on a recall. The music sucks. Nobody cares. I believe you, you're not gangster, you're going to tell. If you're not a rat, you're a mouse. We just don't know it.

8:10I mean, Ak was just making this point that like Rod Wave and Young Boy Kill It. What do they do? They make really, really good music. It's emotional. They put pain in it. But Young Boy on the street side. Young Boy more on the street side? Yeah, for sure. And he makes that kind of music as well as like more of the pain type stuff. Ak was just talking about it. And I mean, it's true. It's like a lot of these gimmicks worked for a while. Oh, you could be like a drill rapper and you could talk about 50 dead people that you hate. All that type of shit. it drills gone we watched that phase out i mean it's the same way where like the soundcloud shit ruled 16 17 18 and then that shit just kind of fell out and then people started kind of being more interested in the street side of things that seems like that's petering out now what's what's what are we left with good music the gimmicks are not really going to carry anybody through and so now the game is in a bit of a weird spot where a lot of the people who might have been able to get signed for a hundred grand in 2017 or never mind more are kind of realizing like oh nobody's a i think um don't be surprised if ai rappers make a lane for themselves we got one lady signed she got a like maybe a three million dollar deal ai deal is her voice ai body remember a couple the t pain thing or who was it no no no this is a lady down in mississippi well it's not a lady It's an AI?

9:30No, it's a lady. It's her real voice, but it's an AI body. From what I'm hearing, she's not too comfortable with her appearance. But she has a killer voice. And the hologram thing is coming. Remember, they already was doing hologram Biggie and Pac. Who wants that? Why would anyone want that? No, follow it. They just gave them people a$3 million deal. AI character, her voice. It's an AI thing. Now, think about it. You get five, ten of these people, now you got a hologram concert.

10:05Adam22:Who would go to a hologram concert? I believe the kids today. No. That's techie bullshit. People go to concerts because they want to see the real deal. They want to see something in real life that you can't get online. And I don't really buy it. People want to have human experiences. You're going to eat them words. I don't think so. That's an experience. Have you ever been to a hologram concert? No. That's why I'm not. Sorry. People during the pandemic were begging me to get involved with doing virtual concerts. And I even went to one. I got paid to go to a Chief Keef Polo G virtual concert. From the perspective of someone who was there, it was Chief Keef performing to an empty room.

10:44Kind of sad. Felt sort of fucked up. Polo G also performing to an empty room. There was me and 12 other people there who were involved in the production. You were commentating or something? I was there to basically promote it on social media and then make a vlog behind the scenes or whatever that's out there. But, I mean, it was a total disaster from the perspective of, like, I highly doubt almost anybody paid for it. And for sure they lost a bunch of money on it. You want to book PolyG and Chief Keefe? I mean, this is, like, bare minimum. You're going to spend, I don't know,$100 ,000 on that.

11:13And then you're supposed to make that money back by people paying$10 to watch this on a live stream. Well, that was probably the pandemic. They could all go to YouTube and watch every performance that Chief Keeping Paul G. has ever done. Remember, if this AI thing picks up, we look up and they get to sign in more orders because people are streaming and watching whatever videos, and they look up and they say, AI concert, right? Guarantee you. They may start in some House of Blues type settings. This will never happen. But they are the kids, not us. the kids bro they are adapting to what's new there are styles of music that i think are going to be slash have already been replaced by ai for instance like the lo-fi chill hip-hop genre basically like it's just not even worth making that kind of music anymore even if you're established and successful because they can just do it with ai i don't think that that's gonna happen i don't think there's an ai young boy coming to the table people want people want realism to such an extent.

12:19I don't think hip-hop is the genre for that. I think you're missing it. We're not talking about AI and our pre-existing. This is going to be all new people.

12:31Adam22:Brand new characters. AI can't snitch. We can't blame them for snitching. AI be around forever. AI can't go to jail. AI can't be a rat. AI can't none of that. This lady, I forget her name, what it is, but they just gave her$3 million to label. It's her voice, but they put an AI character. You know what I'm saying? We're not talking about creating an AI game, an AI new boy, AI Wayne, AI character. No. I'm with you on that. People want to see those people that are still here. We're talking about a whole, just like they got anime and Swim. We know when we're watching Denzel, we know when we want to watch anime.

13:09They're going to create a whole AI genre of music, brand new artists, and And if people get into it and they start streaming and watching these, and let's say we see some of them doing numbers, right? People watching them. I feel like this is the way everybody told me that NFTs were going to be huge. Yeah, I'd never believe it. I think you just want to be in on the ground floor of anything progressive and futuristic. No, listen, that steps on me because if it goes that way, then there's less physical people they want to pay for. I'm not with it. I just, I know if people start to follow it and stream it on YouTube and on Spotify and Apple, and that shows it's a demand.

13:56There's somebody out there somewhere who want to watch it. The next thing is, okay, we got three, four artists. Let's create a concert. They're going to try it. There's an article on Vice about a band that has been around for a while. They're a reasonably popular band. I forget what they're called. and somebody made an AI version of this band with a different name, but it's pretty obvious that it's meant to sort of mimic this band. And that band is now out streaming the real band. That being said, I don't see that for hip hop. Well, she's, I believe she's R &B. She's, you know what I'm saying?

14:32You know, if it's, what I'm saying is, if it starts with any genre of music and showing some success, eventually it will flow over because let's be real hip-hop the numbers is on a decline so okay i was thinking about making a youtube video based on like every reason that hip-hop is falling off right now and like i feel like there's a very wide variety of factors some of which are huge some of which are kind of small but like very noticeable from your perspective that one of the most dominant reasons why hip-hop is at its arguably lowest point ever right now since the 90s or whatever. I think internally

15:18Adam22:it's a whole play to get people to sell their masters. Do you think the industry is tanking itself and not supporting new artists or signing new artists or investing in new artists so that they can make the older artists sell their masters? The older artists are selling their masters anyway. Think about it. And they're not selling them But let's say you're doing three men a year. I just say it right. And then over the last couple of years, it dropped 20 percent, 30 percent. Now you're down 50, 60 percent. Them numbers is down close to 50 percent. And somebody says, hey, bro, they're going to continue to drop.

15:53Or we got 10 million dollars up front right now.

15:57Adam22:Right. But you think that the music industry essentially created an artificial recession for them in their own industry so that they can buy up assets cheaply? Here's the problem. Seems very unrealistic. Okay, it's very unrealistic. Well, overnight, the urban side of music just taint. Didn't nothing happen. A lot of these artists and shit is happening to outside of dirt, right? They up and coming little dudes, right? Honeycomb, right? He's an up and coming dude. This dude ain't no factor. He's pretty big. No, he's not. Big where? In hip hop, down south in Texas, he's definitely one of the biggest artists.

16:37Adam22:No, listen. Down south. Yeah. But I'm saying like in terms of artists who are emerging that are doing very well that are new, he's pretty big. Bro, what I'm saying is. Why are you just like randomly going to pivot this conversation and dissing some rapper you don't get along with? I'm not dissing him. I have nothing against him. I'm just simply saying. Why are you always talking trash about a blood? Who's a blood? Honeycomb Brazy. I'm talking about music. I'm going to go out on a limb and say that sounds like a blood. Okay. So he got some good numbers. Yeah. That's what I'm saying. He's like one of the artists who's really killing it these days.

17:06But what I'm saying is, the exceptions of the rule. What I'm saying is, every other genre of music is maintaining or growing. Afro we've seen grow. Latin we've seen grow. The urban side of music overnight dropped 40, 50%. Well, the label stopped investing in new artists. That's the biggest thing, is that the labels basically realized a huge percentage of the money that they were spending on advancing new artists careers had basically gone to waste and that there was no real reason for them to invest in developing new artists like they could just kind of pick the artists who seem like they're bubbling up on tiktok invest in them allow them to do their own thing but if we rewind the clock to 16 2016 2017 there was like a constant non-stop flow of labels hitting me up about the new artists that they were trying to break.

18:03I know, but I'm saying that doesn't happen anymore. When do you see artists being signed to labels that the labels are really working them? They stopped

18:10Adam22:doing artist development hands on real time 2015-ish. No, but SoundCloud, that was huge. Every idiot who had a video on the Elevator YouTube channel was getting signed at that time for millions. But again, that was because they had some type of buzz. The original artist development was taken a nobody nobody knew because you liked his music when he came in the interview and building them. Now, even I'm this way. People will send me music. Bro, if you're not sending me your Spotify, your Apple, your TikTok, your IG, your YouTube, I'm not listening to your music. Because give me a whack-ass artist that's working itself versus a hard artist that's not working itself.

18:56Adam22:But if you or I want to sign an artist, you can't wait until they have 100K on TikTok. Why you can't? Because that's too late. They're already going to have a hell of people up their ass trying to sign them by that point. You got to get them. You have to identify that talent when they're essentially on the ground floor. But that's what it's been. And then if you do get them, you got to be very, very, very careful with what you're giving them because I've been victim of it. You give a dude you think you believe in too much of something and it all goes to waste. Are they dead? Are they looking at 30 years in jail?

19:30look at your guy your guy from stockton jbo they gave him a bunch of money six months later where he at he was about to be the biggest artist out of california in a long ass time and now he's probably gonna do at least i don't know five years in the feds they tell me looking at 2030 that's right but it was what was it six months since he got that back yeah he was back for maybe six months something like that they gave him like two three million something like that During that time period, he put out a lot of huge records and was killing it. Like videos going nuts. I'm not gonna lie. They were spending a lot of money on promo and shit too, but I don't know.

20:07It just fizzled out.

20:08Adam22:So it's kind of hard. It's a risky business. I don't know. I don't want anything to do with it. The last thing I would want to do right now is sign a street rapper. Especially like when I look at like, I've actually been listening to a lot of like LA street rap lately. Super disrespectful. They dissed everybody. I would never want to sign one of these artists. But it's like same shit. Chicago, at least it feels a little bit more distant. Maybe you assign somebody out there and then you can move them out here where nobody gives a fuck about them. But for the most part, sign an artist just seems like the worst idea.

20:37Hey, if I found a juice world, sign me up. EBK J-Bow, I think I'm probably okay. I think if you did sign one, you let him do his music, but you make everything he's doing content as a visual.

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20:51Adam22:That's part of the problem, though. If you put them on the YouTube channel every day over and over, you're going to blow them out, burn out their niche. No, no, not on the YouTube channel. Created a 10-part episode series about who he is, what he's doing, where he come from, him in there making his music, what he's going through. Because content moving way faster than music these days. Yeah. You know what I mean? People are watching podcasts more than they're listening to the radio. But making a Rod Wave or making a EBK J-Bo or whatever, If you find yourself one of those and develop it and you're invested in their career, that's like got a ceiling.

21:27That's way higher than the average podcast.

21:29Adam22:Well, and it has a risk that's way higher than the average building. That's true. That's true. I, uh, you know, I'm not gonna lie. Uh, 80 bands who recently passed away in South central. That was an artist that I looked at at one point and thought like, you know, he can rap pretty good. He kind of got like a cool image and look and everything on this. He's already with 600 at this point, but I was just thinking, you know, maybe he could make it. And then you see the type of situation that just happened a couple of days ago. I mean, it's just, is it really worth the risk? So if you thought maybe he could make it, why he didn't bring him in, give him an interview.

22:01He was on the interview with 600. Oh, okay. I thought for where he was at in his career, that was probably good to have him do 20 minutes on the interview with 600 and everything. So you think he was less relevant than the Fanta bottle dude? Or you only interviewed him because of the Fanta bottle? The Fanta bottle was a small percentage of the Stew Boy Blue interview, but yes, lore is very important on here. You got to have something to talk about to do an interview.

22:28Adam22:What did he have to talk about? Putting a Fanta bottle up his ass. There it goes. So that was more important than the guy that you thought was a pretty good rapper. Okay. Content. If we're talking about story. Uncovered windows can make your home feel up to 20 degrees hotter. Stay cool and save up to 50 % off custom window treatments during the 4th of July mega sale at blinds.com. From outdoor shades to room darkening blinds, finding the perfect fit is easy. Get free samples, expert design help, and professional measure and install services, or DIY with confidence and support every step of the way.

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23:36Adam22:I ain't gonna say that. I seen him like a week ago. Some song he was just like freestyle. It was pretty hard. If you could scale back the insanity in his brain, he could be young boy. He's got some soul to him, but he's a fucking nutcase. But I fuck with him. He's tight. I actually want to interview him with Tam, Tam Berger, who was here earlier. I understand that you got a chance to meet her. Didn't you? Yeah, first time I met her. How long did y 'all discover her on the host stream? The host stream or whatever. But like, didn't you have the other little, what was her name? Jalice? Jalice. What do you think she's going to do any different?

24:20The thing about Stew Boy Blue is that he requires the presence of a, in his words, beautiful woman. And so Jalice was round one. He wanted her there. Personally, I think Tam would be a good person to sit there. But Jaleesh really kind of froze up. She didn't talk a lot. She should have been asking questions. She was supposed to ask the question questions. I think she was kind of triggered. She's seen him clearly under the influence of certain things. I think she was just starting salivating a little bit. You think he was high that day? I mean, if it wasn't high during it, he got high right afterwards, I would say.

25:02It was probably a good bet. I'm sure he was. But I don't know. I don't. I'd like to get him and you together on here. They're not. They're not a Gina views. Who? None of them. None of the girls. That's your standard. No, Gina know how to adapt. Really? She knows hip hop. You know that. She's always been around the streets. You know, the streets have always little sistered her. so she understands that. You can put, she's used to being in a storm. Okay. So she's not scared to get in there. I don't think Gina Views is currently an option for No Jumper as a host. Why not? We can make, we can fix it.

25:46Well, number one, she was here for a few years. It really didn't work out. Number two, she's clearly chosen to go her own way. So I think comparing our current crop of female hosts to her is really a fool's errand in a variety of ways. No, it's just the truth. I mean, she started here. What's the truth, that they're all women? You birthed her here. Why does every woman have to get just compared to every other woman?

26:09Adam22:Well, men get compared to men. But not like that. It's not like, oh, there has to be only one no-jumper woman at any given time, right? Well, you only usually have one at a time. We have been in a struggle for many, many years trying to find the right woman for the no-jumper platform. I'm going to be real. I might catch some flack for this, but I think you need a Chicana. Who? I don't know who. No DEI hires. No, no. You have to be good. You can't just be a demographic group. No, I don't know who. I think you need a Chicana female that's open and that's not scared to speak her mind. Somebody probably had about 17 fights.

26:57You know what I'm saying? You know, kind of cholita that's educated, that had a few kids, that's kind of a woman right now. The other day I went to the gas station and the chick who rang me up, she had her eyebrows tattooed on her face. Maybe I can ask her. I don't know. She works down the street. I don't know nobody. I don't know nobody. So I'm just saying, like, I can picture that to break it up. The break of the monotony to break it up. You know what I'm saying? and somebody's going to have a total different view. You know what I mean? Somebody to offset Lush. Because Lush, he's a fake. He act like he's Mexican, but he ain't.

27:37Why are you so anti-Lush lately? No, Lush just. You call in the podcast, you just immediately start attacking him. And it feels like you pick on him because he's like a weak link because you know he's not really going to stand up for himself like that. That's a lie because you know I've defended Lush. Yeah, but you call in, you got Munchie B, who your mortal enemy's with, sitting right there, and instead you turn up on Lush. Who's a mortal enemy? I mean, you don't like Munchie, right? No, first of all, let's get one thing straight. Dude's a little dude. I'm the name he uses. I don't use his name.

28:08I did what I did to him. I'm a best dude on Clubhouse. He's a joint. He ain't let it go, right? So at the end of the day, there's no way that I can ever have a problem with this dude. I'm just saying, why are you so harsh on Lush? It feels like you had him on. You did a three-hour podcast with him when I was gone.

28:27Adam22:Lush reminds me of Tupac now. That is not what I expected you to say. Wherever Tupac went, he turned into that. Yeah. So wherever he's around, you're going to have your opinion. You don't give a fuck who's sitting there. It is what it is. But whatever he's around, then he'll fade that way instead of just being him. I mean, Lush really, like, comes in almost in, like, a different identity group. Like, every time he comes here, he comes in rocking FUBU one day, his pants hanging off his ass. next day he's got his cholo khaki suit type vibe going on I don't know and then you know next day he's wearing a white boy outfit you know he could do it all that's why they like Uno they love Uno I looked out for him wait he backstabbed you?

29:13no he ain't backstabbed me I'd just be watching some of his content and it'd be like like if Anna's there he's one way but then if there's something going on and he ain't there, he's another way. Just be the same person. I'm just using that as an example, not saying he said anything about that. But just be who you are. One minute you'll jump on the phone, you'll be this way, but then you'll go over here, you'll say this, depending on who's there. And a lot of times I think he gaslights our culture.

29:46Adam22:Explain that part. He plays with shit. How? Oh, the C-word thing? Yeah, he plays with things there. Yeah, that was weird. You know what I'm saying? And he get a lot of passes, and you got to give him a pass because, you know, a lush handicap. How is he handicapped? What you mean? He got a gimp leg, bro. But, I mean, he's not like handy. When you say that, it sounds like you're talking like mentally. He's very smart. Drugs would cause that, too. Yeah, he was on drugs. But what I'm saying, when you, I don't know what's wrong with his leg or something, you can't really handle him like, you know, because you feel like a bully.

30:22Adam22:you can't really sock dude out socking him out should not be an option you shouldn't even be thinking about that always an option when you let certain things come out your mouth that falls in the category of you could be socked out do you really think him and his little Aunt Hefe C word thing that was at that level for people who don't know what we're talking about there was an episode of the NoJubber show or the news or something with Aunt Hefe Lush and Ugly Money Nietzsche who you might remember from the no jumper host stream who's been a repeat presence on this channel he's from atlanta he clearly doesn't understand gang politics in la which is fine because he's not from here but at one point he was kind of going off on some people and he was saying so and so is crabs in a bucket over there and he kind of he said it a bunch of times anybody who knows what's going on was probably watching this and kind of looking at ant and thinking like i hope ant is okay with him saying that and ant was okay with him saying that because ant grown ass man wasn't going to call out an out of town or for using what is actually a very common expression obviously carries a little different weight in LA but then lush said I'm really not okay with with you using that word but and then it was kind of like yo lush what the fuck like you don't gotta you don't gotta make it weird you know which is I saw his side I feel like I because I was watching the clip thinking like lush don't say it don't say oh he said it but he had nothing to say to 607.

31:50Adam22:I mean, we were all kind of flies on the wall for that one because it was just so shocking. He thought it was funny. It was. Yeah. I mean, yeah, I didn't immediately laugh. Did he laugh? I don't know. But even me, like I told yo, like chill out with that. But it took me like a solid like five, six, seven seconds to like realize, oh, that's what he just said because it was kind of shocking. Yeah, so, you know, I mean, Lush's my guy. Lush told you he can't even listen to certain 3-6 Mafia songs. I didn't know what that meant. Slob on my knob, like corn on the cob. Yeah, but okay. But that is kind of the same exact thing.

32:29The same shit. Lush was funny. That one was funny. I'm not going to lie. That was kind of funny. I didn't know what he was talking about. Yeah, he didn't explain it. That's why I liked it. I didn't know what he was talking about. It took me upwards of three seconds thinking about it. We know dudes referencing a female giving him some head. So why is your mind a non-crip, non-blood? He's a historian. He's a what? He's a historian. You know what? That's what he should do. Because Lush should be more. He's like old enough. He's been around the game long enough. People don't want to see him be like a participant in the culture in the same way.

33:03He needs to start wearing a suit. And he needs to start like wearing glasses every day and just present himself as like the Jordan Peterson of L.A. street culture. I think if Lush started dressing up like the Blues Brothers, it'd be alright. Then people would not be as aggressive towards him when he dips a little bit too far into certain things.

33:23Adam22:He does too much. He like, because he tries to be something that he's not and just not be Lush. It's just that he's all of these things. He's lived many lives. This is why I was 50 gang members outside the building with a cake. That cannot happen again, yeah. But that's what I'm saying. And then he continued it and told him, I'm bringing a no-jumper cameras, go get a space. And we'd be over there in two hours, right? So now you was gonna, he just don't know when to, like, bro, just chill out. I think he was on a sick one. Whatever that is. Which is a problem in and of itself. But, speaking of, do you see that our boy Travis Ford sustained a serious head injury while filming a video at Exotic Pop on Melrose?

34:05Yeah, he called me for my legal team.

34:06Adam22:Okay, yeah, so he immediately went into lawsuit mode, huh? Definitely. Yeah, okay. What's Exotic Pop? It's an exotic soda distributor that has been doing business since, I think their debut in L.A. really was like 2017 when we had the shop on Melrose, and then now they've got the shop next to Doves. So what do they sell? Exotic sodas, basically sodas that are hard to get in America, so they can charge you eight bucks or whatever. Exotic soda. What is an exotic soda? So the lean people, they like to pour up their lean and weird sodas sodas that you can't just get at any old 7-Eleven sometimes so they think it's cool to be able to go ball out on some expensive sodas they come in like 20 ounce bottles or just the regular little and how much does a soda cost exotic pop i've not really bought one but what like 10 bucks maybe some of them are pretty 30 30 something some of them are pretty expensive because they're hard to get yeah okay well minus the lean do they taste pretty good have you ever taste different you know i mean for me as a very occasional lean sipper the the cream soda is good sprite is good you're real beavers and body i'll stick to the classics i'm not trying to like you know once in a blue i'm not lean perks i don't do coke but uh my attitude on it is like you know once in a blue if i am in the right environment if the the feng shui is correct the vibes are good.

35:35Drink a little lean. Same way. I'll go to a party, take a couple shots. So you're a peer pressure case. No, I go with the vibe of whatever.

35:42Adam22:The vibe of other people. If I was in the studio with Young Thug and Dub and they were having a little lean, I'll have a cup. I'm so glad. I'm not going to pull a phone. I'm so glad Daddy Adam ain't here, bro. Why? Hear this. No, no, no. You don't understand. I hang out with these moms. I went to a concert, the Chapel Rhone concert on Friday. I get in the whip with the these two moms who we've been hanging out with you know they're in our little front group whatever they're talking about Zans I'm pushing the needle I'm saying yeah like I love edibles they're like I love edibles too Len is sitting there square as fuck she don't do anything and I'm just like trolls uh she will do a shroom gummy from time to time but she'll take like a microscopic amount and then act like she was on some crazy ayahuasca trip but um you I mentioned one of the girls, she told me she's prescribed a bar every four hours.

36:37Oh, yeah. The older moms are crazy. A bar every four hours means you're in Jody High Roller territory, man. I don't know. Not that he would do such a thing. But that's serious.

36:50Adam22:That's four bars a day. We're drug free. Well, that's good. We are each other's drugs. That's the way to go. Who, you and R &B? That's a fact. That's good, yeah. I stay high on some R &B. Yeah, but you're a pussy who won't even try the shit to find out that you don't like it. Definitely not. You ain't. You're too scared to have to defeat the monster. Never been a victim of pure passion. You got to slay the dragon. You got to get deep in the dragon pit, slay the dragon, and then spend the rest of your life crawling out of it. It took me about 300 years. You're scared to go on the field and pick cotton.

37:19Adam22:Yeah, I'm scared. That's not something I would say, but. That's just what you're trying to influence me to do drugs. I mean, why would a slave owner be like daring a slave to get him to pick cotton? You're too scared to pick cotton. I'm pretty sure that sentence or anything similar to that never came out of a slave owner's mouth. But why would you tell me I'm scared to do drugs? As is, you're trying to motivate me to become a drug addict. It's just like, wait, you just don't trust yourself? You think you're going to smoke a blunt one time and you're never going to be able to go back? No, it's that I learned D-A-R-E, Drug Abuse Resistance Education.

37:53Total failure of a program.

37:54Adam22:I learned that trying drugs leads to you being addicted to drugs. So you learned all this shit in school and you didn't take any of the advice besides that. I took all the advice. I don't think so. You broke the law. You became a criminal. You shot at people, right? I mean, well, I was a product of my environment. Right. But somehow the D.A.R.E. program was the one thing you were like, you know what? That's a cool T-shirt. I'm with it. Can you imagine what would have happened to me if I'd have been under the influence doing the things I was doing on the block? You probably would have got away with it.

38:28No, I'd probably be dead of doing five million years. Yeah, for sure. I was always, see, the difference between me and a lot of them is they got to get under the influence to do something. I was always sober. I knew exactly what I was doing and I made a decision to do it. But after talking to crackheads, they really scared me the most because I asked them, why do you keep smoking crack? They said, we keep chasing the first high. I said, what do you mean? He said, the first hit is such an extreme high. The next time we get high, we're chasing that.

39:01Adam22:But we never get it. So they continue to smoke it. That's like me. I remember my first Red Bull. Couldn't go to bed until 6 in the morning. Fucking incredible. Ever since, every caffeinated beverage, I've been chasing that feeling. Tell you the bad part about that. What? When they get clean or go to prison, all they're thinking about now is, yeah, now I can get that high again. Yeah. Right? Plus, my pops was on drugs. And I believe a lot of that helped me be the numb individual I am today. Yeah. I never forget a dude at the door trying to get served. Dude said, hey, your son here, I find it been about 11, 12.

39:45Your son here. And after the third time, I said, hey, bro, serve him. If you don't get the money, somebody else would. But that day started to establish my mentality of not caring about certain things. And, you know, the ghetto always going to take something from you. I think it took emotions for me.

40:04Adam22:Death and shit like that. I don't care. I feel the same way. I got so much blood on my hands. I can't really care about anything anymore. Did you see that Jim Jones accused Tony Yayo of smoking hard coke? I don't believe that. I've been doing Yayo now probably about 13 years, 13, 14 years. Yayo has never come off to me as being a coke head. Every time I've seen Yayo, a lot of times on the Straight Southern magazine, our little cruises we gave on the Hudson every year with Rest in Peace, K. Slay. Yeah, you've always been together. I don't think 50 were allowed at around him. He's very close to him.

40:45Nobody could be that low-key of a crackhead that you've just been secretly smoking crack for all these years on world tours with 50 Cent and that it's never kind of emerged in someone. There are crackhead mannerisms.

40:56Adam22:And I believe, yeah, you'll whoop Jim Jones' ass. I think he'll whoop him. I feel like he's bigger than him. I feel like Jim Jones is kind of a smaller dude. No, we ain't no smaller, bigger. I'm just saying. I don't know if Yeo got children or what, but you can't call a man a crackhead. What is Tony Yeo's height and weight? Pause. Height, six foot. Pretty sure Jim Jones ain't no six foot. They about six feet 200. That's fucked up. I can't search his weight. I'll tell you what Yeo ain't, though. What, a bitch? Nope, I'll tell you what Ye-Yo ain't. Okay. That Jim Jones is. He's not a runner. He's not a track star.

41:39Who'd Jim Jones run for? Oh, we didn't see him. Jim run, run, run. Run for his run a couple times. I believe he ran after Rucker. I think Max B didn't ran him out of studios and ran him around cars. Ye-Yo's not a runner or a track star. Any for my brother's murder. Rucker's situation was like 30 years ago. I don't give a damn 30 years ago. Find me 30 years ago where Ye-Yo ran.

42:02Adam22:Yeo was in one of the coldest beefs of rap history. Jim Jones is 5 '11", so they're like the same height. Hey, what you mean? Oh, wait. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Jim Jones, the cold leader. Yeo, not a runner on the track store. Okay. That's a fact. And he rocking with my Conrad Uncle Murder. They ain't turning nothing down. Shut up, Uncle Murder. That's a fact. Yeah. Okay, so how are you and Woody beefing right now? You're on this podcast together with your father for two hours. Seemed like you guys were on real cool terms. A lot of good jokes going back and forth. No, no. Your dad was kind of on his ass.

42:38Adam22:More than you really. I told Woody's a rat. Did I not? We all did, yeah. Okay, so. And that's why I thought it was funny. 6ix9ine was telling Ak, oh, you wouldn't call him a rat to his face. I'm like, we watched him on video ratting. With 6ix9ine, we didn't see him on the stand. We got to take it for granted. But 6ix9ine will tell you that. He don't care. Yeah, yeah, yeah. This is why I respect his hand because he owns up to what he's done, right? But what I'm saying is you got to remember, first of all, let's stop talking about whack beefy with people. You know this better than anybody. It's a few of us around here that we don't have to think about what we want to do.

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44:37A random shooter? No. Was he topic of anybody discussion? No. Okay. So now that has ran out. Respectfully, whack 100 name. If you have nothing else to talk about and you're sitting around saying, what could I say? What could I say? What could I do? He's not as witty as Charleston White. The difference between him and Charleston White is this dude is not as witty as Charleston White. Let me make up something about whack. What he's doing. He looked like he got a fight going on with some dude or whatever. I don't know. So now it's like, yeah, now it's like, uh, could it be possibly a boxing match?

45:18So what they're doing is they figure they're using me to put some light on Woody because they have nothing else to talk about. So he's boxing someone else and they decided that he should diss you to promote a fight with someone else.

45:30Adam22:Bro, what else? He's been running around talking about he got Jesus in his life. This would have been his thing. I don't think he mentioned that when he was on here. Because the BS didn't ran out, right? Nobody cares about what you did on the stand. I don't feel like the Woody clout stimulus has really eased up that much. He's got clips from his interview that have like 300K on them. That's great. But what I'm saying is, it's nothing else new to talk about. I haven't talked to dude. Listen. Right now is when there's the most to talk about in a long time because of the thug and gunna and all this shit.

46:01I haven't talked to dude since he left. But what words were exchanged in order for him to start teeing off on you? You not hearing what I'm telling you? It's just random. Since you saw him get up and leave before our pod was done, I haven't talked to him. Okay. So it's cloud chasing. What's on this link here? It's cloud chasing. Do we have to watch this link to figure out the real reason that you guys have issues?

46:26Adam22:I don't know. I mean, he's a little dude. I beat the shit out of Woody. I will whoop Woody ass with one hand tied behind my back. He'll probably get a Woody. Hey, y 'all. We at 100 is a federal informant. Uh-oh, the Kyle J came in, y 'all. Watt 100 is a federal informant. Nice one, Remo. Good post. A lot of good content there. I mean, federal informant, pretty like specific allegation that you would presume that he would want to back up in some way. That dude ain't got no goddamn. If I call somebody something, when I told him I had, look, you see the dumb, stupid attorney say, go to my page. Wait, I want to see what you said back.

47:08Oh, he's a rat. John Cotton, say cheese, y 'all backing. Set of y 'all backing. You provide any document. I don't give a fuck if it's regarding a German shepherd or a dog, a cat. Well, my name on an informant or nothing. Woody, you are the snitch. You're the rat. We watched you rat for like nine months. You got interrogation tape. You're the rat. Like, we know you're a rat.

47:32Adam22:I'm sorry, my nigga. I mean, yeah, this is very boring because there's no paperwork. You got to bring something to the table. Push Icy, right? They asked me. Right. The attorney. You seen on my page? This stupid dude said there's no way WAC 100 could have Push Icy's proffer. Nigga, are you stupid? I'm an exposer. How do you get a proffer? Listen, man. Now you see what I did on my page. Because they are like publicly available because we all heard QVDs, right? Listen, man. That's all I'm going to tell you. Which I think KVD thought that that was never going to be exposed, right? I don't know what KVD thought.

48:16Adam22:But it seems like proffers do become publicly available, right? The dude, the white dude said, there's no way WAC 100 has the proffer. I don't want to put you in no hot water. I just want you to let people know WAC has the proffer. Lontrell Williams Jr.? There you have it. Okay. Why are you getting clubhouse notifications in Arabic? Because it's Arabic rooms over there. You got something against the Middle Eastern people. Why do you need to be notified about what's going on in them? I got two, three spies that's from over there. Why do you need to be in a clubhouse room with a bunch of people who don't speak the same language as you?

48:54Adam22:It's because they don't speak the same language. Don't know they can't send it to me in my language. You all speak the same language of exposing. Yeah. Can't you just turn off the notifications? No, no. I ain't doing none of that. Okay. Well, this appears to be a proffer. I don't know. Appears to be. Okay, look. Go ahead. Signature line. Signature line. It says Ignacio J. Vasquez, Bradford M. Cohen, and Launtrell Williams. Bradford's the attorney. Okay. He's the guy telling me there's no way WAC 100 could have the proffer. I got all they proffers. Shout out to the exposers. Right? The factual proffer is what it says.

49:38There you have it. Okay. And it's other people's names in there other than his. That's involving crimes. So what I'm saying is when I come at you with some paperwork, if I say you that, you that, I get a call today. You heard the shit going on with Supreme? No, it's going on with Supreme. Supreme called Bemi. He called Bemi a rat. Oh, shit. So I had to interview Bemi. and, you know, Prince is my guy, but I got to go pull the paperwork. And so what's the verdict? Well, Bemi's name is not in the paperwork. Supreme seems to think that he's the only one that could have been. So Bemi's saying, you know, that he got arrested with Supreme.

50:22So I don't know. You know, my whole thing is a paperwork game. I ain't got it on you. I ain't going to say too much about it. My personal opinion, and I feel like I kind of speak on behalf of a lot of the people out there. I feel like we got to stop doing all this weird, preemptive snitch stuff. I defended Sue Surf today. I'm like, bro, that paperwork you just put up only says he's admitting to what he did, what his involvement was. Hello? Who that? Hello? Yo, yo, yo, man. I heard you were doing the show today. What's going on?

51:02Adam22:Yeah, I'm sitting right here with your man, Wack. This is the dumbest dude in the world. Look out for us, man. You got another 24 hours, man. Hey, can I ask you a question? You said I got a murder conspiracy because Boxcar got shot up. Now, a lot of you little niggas wasn't around back in them days. You do know Boxcar got shot up in 05, right? That's not the case. You do know Boxcar got shot up in 05. He didn't start beefing with Dale Dogg till 08, 09, right? Yeah, I hear you. Okay, dummy. But had your wife tell you the homie from Fruit Town, Paru, was sticking dick in her? That's how I know you got caught with an AK?

51:44Did your wife tell you the homie from Fruit Town, Paru, was sticking dick in her? That's why I knew you got caught with a K? I'm just saying You said how did Wack know I went to jail for a cake Let's hear him out a little bit That's what he said right Wait what you said Brick Hey I for sure know about it Okay I'm glad you know about it So that's how I know You was in jail for a cake As soon as before we got to the cell station The homie was dicking your bitch down I'm glad you admit it Let's listen We don't deal with busters now, so we don't care about that. Mark niggas, I live off their daddy rep, we don't even deal with these type of niggas.

52:28Hey, the homie ain't no mark. If he was a mark, he couldn't have fucked your bro. The homie got way more money than you. He more gangsta than you. And he was beating your bro pussy up. I'm glad you're now your content. Yeah. Now let me ask you a question. What happened to the shooting in 20... What happened to the shooting in 2022? What happened to the shooting in 2022? And what happened to your threats to unalive your girl?

52:59What happened to the shooting in 2022? What happened to the... Bro, show me where I was charged. But let's talk about your real charges. No, no, no, no. Let's talk about the shooting in 2022. What happened to it? What happened to you being on my... Hey, lady, bro, hold your head. Talking about killing your bro. And I'm going to make sure the homie keeps f***ing your b***h. She got Paul Rue in there. I'm glad I got it. He admitted it. I've been telling y 'all how I knew. Before that, and my girl, no. When that nigga, his whole thing was, whack his defense, how did he know I got caught with a K before I even get booked?

53:38Because when you got cuffed, and when they pulled off the curb, your broad called the homie to pull up. He came over there and called me. P-Funk, they just got you. The dude, whoo. Brick, what you mean? Babe, babe, would they get him with? I hear her. Oh, they took a K and a couple guns and whoop-de-whoop-de-whoop. I used to always tell him on stage on Clubhouse, your girl got a whole lot of paru up in her. He always wondered how I knew because I went to Clubhouse before he got booked. I was on Clubhouse screaming it. So in his head, the only way he going to know is if the police tell him. And I'm glad he admitted it because she must have came clean with him.

54:16Adam22:So the accusation is that somebody used to bang his girl? No, the homie was beating them drawers up. Why is that such a big deal, though, if she used to be seeing someone else? You know what you do? You do what Lush do. What? Because that's your man, nigga. His bitch is getting fucked. That's a deal. Let's clarify something, because this is his wife. This is Rick's wife. I'd love to hear this. Rick already admitted. Hey, Adam, don't do that. Let's listen to her. All right, she say something out of line. I'm a disrespect. I was 18 years old. I am 35 now. We ain't talking about the homie from 20s.

54:50We're not talking about the homie from 20s. I want to hear.

54:53Adam22:You really want to do this? Don't talk the whole time. What are you saying? All right. Oh, who have I messed with? I haven't messed with nobody. That's the homie from 20s I was f***ing you at 18. We talking about the other homie, P-Fo. Oh, what are you talking about? Hey, look, Adam, you don't want to do this. I'm telling you, if that's your man, let that go, bro. She can speak for us. I'm not lying. You keep bringing me up for what? I'm not, no, because your bitch-ass boyfriend or whatever he is keep bringing me up. He already admitted that you was getting your little beat up. Adam, I'm telling you, it ain't cool.

55:24I'm a disrespected, bro. If you a real man, bro, that's your homie,

55:29Adam22:hang that up. I'm a violent. Why? Who cares? She wants to talk. You're the one not letting her talk. What do you say? I just want to hear her. You keep bringing shit up before I was even with you. No, that's bullshit. The homie from 20 was fucking you in high school. The other homie from P-Funk been f***ing you. In high school? No, no, that's the old and 20s. We talking about bopting now. Sticking all kind of d*** up in you. You know you was running your motherf***ing mouth. You wish. You know you was running your motherf***ing mouth. Brick, no. He already didn't cop to it or admit to it. I'm just saying.

56:00The shit is insane at this point. Like, it's ridiculous. Shout out, shout out to the babies over there. Shout out to the babies. My niggas in Long Beach. What you need to do is keep my d***. I'm not keeping bitch. Fuck you and your man. Now what? Tell your man, send somebody, do something about it. You raggedy mouth, monkey mouth ass bitch. I told you get her off the jack. You just mad. Look, you got all kind of Damu up in you. Ain't nothing wrong with it. You downgraded, baby. You went from Damu to Paru to Crippen. You did that to her, Adam? If that was my homie, I wouldn't have let it on the phone.

56:37Adam22:You didn't say anything right there that you haven't already said publicly on the podcast. Well, I ain't never, but see, here go the thing. He finally copped to it. He's been copped to it. No, he hasn't. You're a motherfucking liar. To me, yes. You're a motherfucking liar. Who cares about who she was banging 20 years ago? You know why? Because listen, when he running his mouth saying the only way whack knew I got caught with that cake that quick was he got to be talking to the police. No, nigga. My homeboy f***ing your b***h. All of us, all of us. Not present tense. all of us in these streets then hit a nigga bitch and we know what them top women do when you saying whack no cause he gotta be with the potions no so fast no nigga I know cause Pete Falk is in your bra I don't think he's present tense in his broad nigga what you mean I was June 2023 he may not be hitting her today but that's June 2023 he's a fucking weirdo the fact that Fuck her mama.

57:38Tell Brick Baby, tell Brick Baby, send somebody to do somebody. The fact that he's trying to keep creating this narrative about me fucking someone else when I haven't is crazy. Man, listen. Brick, he don't even like the bitch. This nigga that been on my FaceTime before, right before he went to jail, talking about this. Man, I'm just doing what I got to do because I know I got something coming. He don't even like the bitch. Yeah, he had a kid with her. What the fuck that mean? I mean, he lives with her. He has a kid with her. He's been with her for many years. Huh? What? He got a bunch of kids, don't he?

58:16Adam22:He's got some other kids, yeah. Okay. Yo, that was a little wild. You a bad homie. Why? There's no way. She wanted to speak for herself. For my homeboy in jail, I'd have shut that down. I told you, I'm not going for no disrespect. You didn't bring anything new to the table. You didn't say anything disrespectful. Who didn't bring that new? What did you just say that was disrespectful beyond the shit you already said about her? You and Lush do the same shit when it comes to y 'all partners, right? But when it comes to me, you'll let a motherfucker be disrespectful with straight lies. Y 'all niggas are running content with straight lies.

58:46Adam22:I just got everybody been listening to me. As far as I can tell, you're lying about her. I'm not lying about her. Who's banging her right now? Britt just said, I'm not going to tell you. She know who it is. I only know because the homie told me. That's how I got the information. She said, but he refuses to talk about the situation at hand about himself. It's so sad. I don't have shit to do with any of this shit. And the only person he's talking about is some shit when I was 18 years old, way before break. No, that's the homie from 20s that was hitting there at 18. He ain't got nothing to do with it.

59:18You right.

59:20Adam22:When that happened 2023, that was P-Funk. If somebody was banging her right now, I agree. It would be a big deal. You have not brought any evidence to the table to suggest this. 2023, that was his broad weirdo when they raided the fucking house. Don't prove it. That's what he already did. How? He just admitted to it. He said that someone had slept with her in the past. No, but nigga, this is 2025, right? Mm-hmm. I'm talking about June 2020. You don't remember him always saying, I ain't got to prove that to shit. But why? It just seems like you're making shit up. Listen, I proved it when I went on Clubhouse before he was even got to the substation and booked.

1:00:00This is why. And I understood why Brick said what he said. How the fuck did this dude know they just caught me with a K? They just got me. I ain't even fingerprinted. I get his psyche. I used to, it's clips out there of me telling Brick on Clubhouse, you grow like Paul Rua Benner. The only reason why I knew is because the homie called me. Yo side nigga. Homie don't give a fuck about the bra one way or another. This nigga Rich, he doing his thing. So you're saying that they run up in his crib and arrest him and that she immediately gets on the phone with her side dude. That's what bitch is saying.

1:00:35Who apparently is close with you and tells him.

1:00:37Adam22:Nigga, that's par root. The homie, listen, the homie filthy rich. He balling. He's the total opposite. He don't do drugs. He get money. he tied into the motherfucking music industry across the globe until you present some evidence we're just going to take this as you fairytale you don't count you're just telling stories you're a white boy I ain't got to tell you shit we need black and white listen listen the fact that I knew before he got there and the fact that he now said okay nigga I know what's happening I'm done with it why are you so hot and bothered over this one no I'm not because Brickson I don't usually see you get this energized here's the thing Brick's a buster.

1:01:17I should have just violated you and fucked dude up up here. He ain't got no wind with me on no level. You'd be sleeping with the fishes. Man, I would have beat the shit out of Brick.

1:01:28Adam22:I just was respecting your building. I appreciate that. Brick ain't nobody like that. Great American. Great podcaster. Can't wait to have him back. And this nigga, he should be looking at 30, 40 years, but he take an open plea with a 15 roof that the nigga probably going to get probation 30 months on. And then at that point, nigga's going to know he working. You a five-time felon. Now, you accused me talking about I had a murder for hire. I ain't never had no murder for hire charge. Never been accused of that. But in his paperwork, they got him pointing the gun at the chick and the baby. They got him saying, I'll unalive you on 6.0 on wiretap.

1:02:08His mother telling him, the phone, the phone. This fool saying, I'm tired of doing what the police telling me to do. You see when I ask him, this is all in his paperwork. What happened to the shooting in 22? That was on video that the feds got. What happened to the fraud case in Pasadena? What happened to these things? You denied, nigga, being out without a court date. You said it was a DA rejected cop to court. Reggie Wright called down there, got me the paperwork on that. That was a lie. When the paperwork hit, just like I said, June 2023, nigga, You got caught with a K, 100-something bullets.

1:02:43You had to shoot in 2022, and you told 600 they was coming to big you. Ain't no way the feds going to tell another 60-crip what they finna do to a 60-crip of that magnitude and risking him running unless he didn't sit on the side of the table with them. Case closed. He telling me I got a case where? Nigga showed me any motherfucking case where it said Kaz Jones. I think you both need to kind of hang it up until you get some better evidence on each other. Ain't no evidence. His shit is we got his documents. It spells it out. All these cases and disappeared. Yeah, I know. It says he got five prior felonies.

1:03:24You got a shooting that didn't disappear that's in there. You got a fraud case in Pasadena and the fires. You filed for relief from the fires, then disappeared. and you got the AK-47 and three guns and over 150 rounds of ammunition, I guarantee you Britt don't get no more than three years. And when he do that, then the world gonna know, nigga, ain't no way anybody else with that record, with those situations, the shootings ain't disappearing, nigga, they gonna give you 30, 40 years. This is a fact. I don't know. Free break, baby. It is what it is. On 6-0. Anyway, so we talked about Jim Jones and Memphis Bleak.

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1:05:36So Snoop Dogg is coming with Master P to the versus. We got to remember, isn't it? Will Birdman bring Wayne and Drake? I'm going to guess no. Yeah. It seems like they have other things going on. Drake going to be there. At the very least, Drake probably. You think Drake is going to come for this? Drake going to do whatever Stunner asks of him to do. Them dudes is real close. And it's Vegas, and Drake don't mind gambling. And there's no cap. What's the cap? Because I felt like they should have told Cash Money, you can't go past 2005. Cash Money then outran these dudes by 20-something years with music.

1:06:11Yeah, that's not even fair. So now, Stunner tell me it's 10 songs, but they can play whatever they want to play. Also, like, Snoop Dogg didn't really put out any... Snoop got some shit over there.

1:06:22Adam22:But he didn't put on any popular music with No Limit, right? None of his big songs were with No Limit. Not the big ones. We know, but I believe he. That's what I'm saying. He had, Snoop had some shit over there. He probably got a couple over there. He can't come out popular like it's hard. But I ain't going to lie. Between Mystico and a few cats, you know, they only people know because that was her shit. Are you allowed to play songs of, like, dead people and people who are in jail? If it was up on a No Limit or on the cash money, you can play it. Well, if they really do like stretch the rules, I think this thing is going to be kind of a shit show.

1:06:54Well, I just talked to Stunner yesterday about it. He said, I said, bro, they putting the cap on you, right? Like what you mean? They should restrict y 'all to a year because no limit shut down like 0203. So if you restrict cash money to 05, they losing 20 years of music. And there might be three more years on top of no limit. I called it fair. He said, nah, we can play whatever we want to play. This is solid 10.

1:07:16Adam22:It should be by like generation, you know, like that era. That's why I said restricted at 2005. I think it's going to look crazy if they do that. I think it's going to kind of like, I feel like cash money can play all music that came out before 2003, 2004 and still dominate. So why would they even bother to go into the crates and get all these newer records? YMCNB era and all that. Birdman don't even got to do it. I feel like it's a great look for Master P. I think Birdman's doing it for the overall culture. You know, he didn't want to be a party pooper and not do it. Some people want to see something the South need to see because this is great representation of the South.

1:07:54Definitely good for the culture. You get what I'm saying? So, you know, shout out to both of them, man. You know, we all grew up on that music. You know, shit. Make it say uh, nah, nah, nah. Yeah, no, I mean, that's a good

1:08:06Adam22:song, but beyond that, I don't know. That block is hot. A couple more good songs. I don't know. No Limit. I'm not gonna lie. Like they had such an era. It was not, for the most part, timeless music. It was churned out, mass-produced music at a certain point. Well, listen, man. You know, I'm rolling with cash money all day. But it's a great thing for the coach. I was betting, man, I'm going cash money all day. And I don't really see a way that it could go any other way. Did you see the video that Birdman and Youngboy dropped? No, I didn't talk to him. We got to play it. They must have shot it on the road.

1:08:39They did. And it's pretty hilarious because Birdman is talking the most gangster shit you probably ever heard him drop.

1:08:47Adam22:I mean, you know, Birdman going to talk his talk because he walked that walk. He's basically saying that, you know, he's totally, totally down to get you killed even in the year of our love in 2025. But also, you just got to peep like the vibe with all of the people in the video because it's very much like, oh, Unk is doing it. Like they're so hyped. It's got Birdman rapping this way. It's great. Okay. We're going to have to cut this out. So anything you say during this, we're not going to be able to include, but let's peep. Yeah. I mean, my main observation, it doesn't sound like Birdman was having a great day.

1:09:23It sounds like he was a little mad at the world that day. We got to take it out. We got to take it out. We got to take it out. Yeah. Why? Because otherwise all the money will be going to Birdman and NBA Youngboy. But the line that really stuck with me, ever since I lost my little brother, I've been trying to kill another brother. I mean, that's pretty to the point. I mean, yo, listen. Also, that was a long time ago.

1:09:46Adam22:Stunned him from where he from, and he feel the way he feels. He's going to move the way he moves. He's really a humble dude. Okay, this hits different because I've watched so many Gangster Williams clips of him talking about Birdman basically taking him on hits a long-ass time ago. A long-ass time ago. We're going to move on with that. But still, we're not talking about none of that. You tripping. I mean, it's out there. It's public information. Why are you trying to duck it? That came from another rat's mouth. From his brother. Yeah, that's an accusation. That's allegedly. We ain't doing no Birdman.

1:10:18Adam22:I mean, you don't have to duck it because it's in YouTube clips with many millions of views. The only person Birdman took on a hit is to the Hit Factory. That's it. Bars. We're not doing none of that. I mean, that whole verse is basically about him killing people, getting people together. That's what came out of his mouth. Right. That's stunning. That's all entertainment. So you hear that, and then you hear Gangster Williams saying that he was really on that 30 years ago, and that doesn't mean anything to you? Gangster Williams, there ain't no statute of limitations to certain things, and he got out behind saying certain things about certain things.

1:10:50We ain't doing none of that. Bro, free, we're going to keep him free. I also believe that Birdman is just doing an art here. I think this is art. That's entertainment. It's entertainment. He's doing an entertainment. That being said, man, you hear Youngboy rapping next to him, and you really realize how good Youngboy is. No, they're very close. They're very tight. I know, but Youngboy, just as a rapper, his presence on the beat is just pretty phenomenal when you compare it to other people. No offense to Birdman. You know what it is? Youngboy is authentic. He being who he is. He's also just a great rapper.

1:11:21Adam22:His presence on the beat is insane. Yeah, you know. I love the beat, though. I need to listen to more Youngboy because I haven't been keeping up on some of the recent releases. What are they releasing on? It's on the Rich Gang? It's actually on a weird YouTube channel. It's on Never Broke Again LLC, which is a new-ish maybe. I got to be Youngboy's name. It's definitely his, but it's just interesting that he didn't put it on his main account. Somebody shout out to him. Well, actually, there's 165 videos. But, yeah, it's a lot of videos from other artists that are assigned to Youngboy. Got you. Good look.

1:11:54Definitely a good record. The dude y 'all had here from Texas I believe he was trying to do some business with Youngboy I forget his name He was here about a month ago From Texas? Yeah, from Houston Houston Hispanic rapper Oh, uh Had the dope video OC Chris Yeah, I think OC Chris was I think they was Youngboy was trying to OC Chris, when you listen to him rap He's basically like a Texas Mexican NBA youngboy I don't want to say clone. Yeah, it'd be a good look. But musically, it's very similar. I'm not going to lie. If he wants a young boy verse, I think it's going to cost him probably 100 bands.

1:12:34Adam22:No, the young boy want to be part of his situation. You know that? That's a fact. Who told you that? They team. I told him that. When I told him that, he said, whack, you tie it in. You in the building. I bet young boy just wanted to be in the rainwater business. Now that rainwater's not involved, I don't know. No, rainwater's still there. Rainwater ain't went nowhere. He said they're beefing on the internet. No, Rainwater's still there. It has occurred to me that maybe it's all fake. No, no, Rainwater's still there. And I told Rainwater he should let that situation happen because you can't do what he can do.

1:13:06Young boy took a personal interest to him authentically, saying he wanted to be part of it. He needed to let that happen. For sure. He would be an absolute fool not to. He brought him out in Houston and all that on stage and all that.

1:13:17Adam22:I think he opened for him. Yeah, that's a good look. That is a good look. but it's a little different than him bringing him out on stage. Him bringing him out on stage is showing Youngboy just don't do that for anybody. So if you look up and Youngboy did that, and then Youngboy, he signed to Youngboy, Youngboy's part of his situation, and Youngboy's giving him features and helping him with his marketing and promo and things like that, that's a great look for it. No, definitely. That's probably the best thing that he could possibly do. Even though traditionally, I feel like Youngboy's artists have not really gotten his full co-sign to the extent that I feel like he should have.

1:13:57He signed No Cap. I always felt like they needed to do a fucking album together. Got you. I don't know. Personally, I would just like to see Youngboy be a little bit more hands-on.

1:14:07Adam22:Because he has a lot of really good talent on his label. Yeah, well, I don't know how he's floating his ship over there. But you know, he's in a different hair space now. Now, back then he was fighting cases on the run, house arrest, all kind of shit going on. He's in a different handspace now. So Lil Baby is now apparently fucking with YB. Unfollowed Dirk. I don't know why he would do that. That's wild. But how do you feel about the fact that it feels like the game is embracing young boy? They're realizing, oh, this is like the hottest street rapper slash, like maybe the only hot rapper left.

1:14:42and then meanwhile a lot of people were not going because of the dirk thing and now dirk good money is on dirk not being on the streets for many decades and uh seems like a lot of people are kind of switching up and uh young boy's baby mama i don't know the mother of king bond actually tweeted out saying people stay on that side when dirt gets out of jail which people are basically saying if you she's basically transmitting the message if you with young boy Dirk will never fuck with you again. So if you're going in that direction, go in that direction, but you fake as fuck. Well, let's be clear here, right?

1:15:21Lil Baby don't come from Lil Dirk. But they were very close. That's cool. The voice and the whatever. Whatever decision Lil Baby made is based upon whatever Lil Baby knowing his decision. Lil Baby part of QC, and QC is Coach KMP, and I'm going to stand with that whole movement, whatever it goes. So if that's what Lil Baby's doing, then that's what it is. So you just gave me the super political answer. What do you actually think? Do you think it's crazy for Lil Baby to be f***ing with a young boy now after his relationship with Dirk? Lil Baby's always been his own man. You don't know what they went on.

1:15:58Like, for instance, I do know Drake got delivered some audio that the world don't know he got. You know what I'm saying? Of Dirk? Thug shit. You know what I'm saying? Of Thug. So you never know what then went on. You never know what then came. But Drake spoke out in favor of Thug at the height of his cancellation. Yeah, he's supposed to. Green 5 slash 24. You got weird people calling you. No, so when a number changes in my phone. Green is a color. I feel like for whatever reason, little baby did what he did. If he did that, he got his reasons. That's justifiable to him. Him f***ing with YB, I get it.

1:16:40It's the music business. Why do you unfollow Dirk? Dirk's sitting in the box going through hell. Again, you never know. You never know. He follows 120 people. I think Lil' Dirk should be in the top 120 people that Lil' Baby knows. Listen, if Lil' Baby did that. He definitely does not follow him. I checked. Listen.

1:17:03Adam22:Listen, listen. If he did that, he got his justifiable reasons for him. Why are you shooting him so much more bail than you would shoot anybody else? Bro, listen, if I unfollow somebody, right, I don't care what you think. For whatever feelings I have or whatever I know or whatever has transpired is the reason why I unfollowed him. I feel like you don't do retaliatory unfollows. I feel like even your biggest op, you're just going to keep following them to observe whatever they got going on. No, I don't even look at that shit like that. You got to send it to me. I don't be knowing what's going on until people send it to me.

1:17:39So all the dudes that be doing content on me, I don't see it unless somebody sends it. Literally. I don't see it. So, I mean, Lil Baby got his reasons.

1:17:51Adam22:He'd never tell y 'all. Lil Baby, like, doing a song with Young Boy would look so crazy, though. Like, them even having any level of familiarity is like one thing. What has NBA Young Boy ever done to Lil Baby directly? No, it's just like they have a war and people have been expected to choose sides. Who had a war? Dirk's camp and Youngboy's camp. That's Chicago and Louisiana. Okay. Last I checked, Lil Baby from Atlanta. Right. But he had a very, very strong affiliation with Dirk at one point. Yeah, but I've never seen Lil Baby join anybody's war in the streets. Oh, that's not true. Well, he never f***ed with Youngboy until now at this time where Dirk is locked up probably Have you seen him or any of his people go at young boy?

1:18:36No, that would be. Okay. I got people. Listen, I got people that I don't like that my people deal with. And they got people that they don't like that. I deal with this. That's simple. You can't look. Baby ain't never been no follow a month. He's going to do what he do. But actually, yeah, look, 4k Trey versus 4PF, Lil Baby versus No Cap and NBA Young Boy Beef, half a million views. They did have a whole little thing, which I can't really remember what it was all about. That's a title. What beef? I've never heard before. Dude didn't win that dude and some gunplay. And, you know, when it comes to NBA and Dirk, we got bodies.

1:19:22Adam22:That's what I'm saying. Gunplay. You've never heard Lil Baby. So when you choose a side in that, it seems pretty consequential, like something you can't just switch up on. Ain't no choose a side, bro. Y 'all got to cut that out. Me and you cool, right? Me and you cool. We got Donnie over there, right? Yeah. Boom. You get into it with Donnie, right? Y 'all got your personal shit. I ain't got no issues with him. I can't tell you not to be upset at what you upset at, but I'm not going to side with him on you. I may tell you, damn, bro, you know y 'all might want to work that out, right? But I'm not going to go jump in that and watch Donnie.

1:20:03Adam22:It's more like what if Cuban Rob killed Donnie? It's going to make it a little bit harder for me to be close with you. Now, granted, me and you are already close, so that's different than young boy and little baby. But, yeah, if you kill Josh, it's going to make it a little bit complicated for me to be friends with anyone on that side. Prior to King Von Dian, did Lil Baby have any issues with NBA Youngboy? I don't even know that he knew him in any way or not. There it goes. So now this is transpiring because this is really beef that's going on prior to him. Okay, you down in Atlanta. We vibing.

1:20:41We doing music. Cool. You don't f*** with dude. Cool. I'm going to stay out of it. But I've never heard Lil Baby disrespect NBA Youngboy. I've never heard him be a young boy disrespect Lil Baby. Lil Baby don't talk a lot when it comes to beef especially. He don't really put any of that shit out there. Just for an example, at one point, Young Boy sort of shot his shot with Drake, tried to do music with him. Drake said, I fuck with Dirk respectfully. I can't do music with you. Everybody saw that and said, yeah, that makes sense. That didn't make sense. Drake's from Canada. Drake should do music with whoever he wants to do music with.

1:21:16He should not create any type of situation like that for himself. Because you never know when they have to cross that bridge. And I'm going to be real. If he your real homeboy, I ain't saying go over there and get on the diss song. But if he your real homeboy, you know they can come together and make something great for the culture and make a shit ton of money and create something, then you don't stop that.

1:21:38Adam22:I think it would have looked crazy if Drake did a song with Youngboy right after doing a song with Dirk. Why? Why does Canadian Drake have to pick a side, bro? Because Drake respects the streets. And also he's very conscious of optics. He knows how it's going to look. God, that don't even make sense, Drake. Respect the streets, bro. This is music, bro. This is music. Whatever nigga doing in the streets, doing the streets. Drake going in the booth, shoot a goddamn video. That's it. Put it on your Instagram. Promote it. TikTok it. That's it. What the hell that got to do with the streets? Y 'all taking this goddamn thing.

1:22:10Does Drake just have to do songs with everybody? Y 'all taking this thing. What I'm saying, Drake should not limit himself no matter what's going on. I understand if you sign the cash money and it's a cash money and whatever beef. Okay, I get that. But, bro, so if these two dudes got a problem, nobody should restrict Drake. And Drake should not restrict himself from working with whoever he wants to work with. He shouldn't have to factor in, oh, the dude I just did a song with is beefing with this dude. It's Drake. Drake bigger than all them niggas. to the point where he doesn't really need to do a song with Youngboy to maintain his dominance.

1:22:48It wasn't about that, though, bro. It shouldn't have been, I can't do a song with you because of that. Just say, I ain't feeling your vibe. We can respect that. Do you think Drake should do a song with Baby Keem? I think Drake should do a song with whoever. And I tell you what, Kendrick wouldn't care.

1:23:06Adam22:I don't know about that. Kendrick wouldn't care. I don't know about that. If the song. They're related, right? Aren't they cousins? Listen, bro. First of all, Kendrick came out on top of that. If the song, right, if the song was a hit and a great song, got to remember, it don't do nothing but make Kendrick money. Why would he care? Well, if you remember, it was kind of a thing. Kendrick really come from bopting for real. He don't give a fuck about no rap beef. If it's business and it's real business, Kendrick ain't, I guess it's going to be a song. Let's just quote here. Kendrick don't care about no rap beef.

1:23:44Adam22:He played Drake this at the Super Bowl, and he's now on a world tour performing that same diss. He don't take a rap beef home with him. That shit stayed with rap. Kendrick don't take it home with him, bro. What is home in this? Home mean letting it affect your mind to a point to where you thinking about it. When Kendrick left that booth and gotten his whip and went home, nigga, he didn't give a fuck about what was going on. I did my job. The team got it. Y 'all push it out there. Whatever y 'all need, we'll be doing next video. Let's go. You're way too old to be this naive. You don't think Kendrick's sitting around plotting.

1:24:18Adam22:I know Kendrick. If you haven't met Kendrick a day in your life, then don't tell me about Kendrick. So Kendrick went into the studio without having thought about Drake, wrote that verse, wrote that song, and then left and never thought about it again. This seems kind of bizarre. Who are you talking about here? Who said that? You sound like a dumbass. If anything, Kendrick, what we learned in this whole beef, what we learned. In the booth, he's doing his shit. When he leave that studio, when he leave that studio and go home, he's not tripping none of that. What we learned in that beef is that Kendrick is a chronic social media addict just like everybody else, and that he was using bars that he discovered on Twitter, and that he's a doom scroller just like everybody else.

1:25:00Hey, bro, listen. Game's the same way. I watch Game Boy in the motherfucking studio. do a nine-minute diss. When he get in that car and go home, nigga, that's JCI. Yeah, but Game's dissing like Eminem. He's doing irrelevant beefs, no offense. No, first of all, that nobody's really that invested in. First of all, Game didn't burn down way more motherfuckers, right? He didn't f*** him, but way more people in this diss lane than a whole lot of these artists. What I'm telling you is those type of artists

1:25:34Adam22:don't take it home with him. So you don't think that the game when he was beefing with 50 Cent, you don't think he was thinking about the beef before, after, during, for many years afterwards. It was like the most prevailing, the most prominent theme in his whole career. That was the street beef. That's what I'm saying. Kendrick and Drake wasn't no street beef. It could have became that if they ran into each other, right? It wasn't one. Right. Well, yeah, I agree. A street beef? Yeah, you got to think about that all the time. They hit, you hit. They hit, you hit. That's a street beef. a real live motherfuckers getting hurt.

1:26:05This was a goddamn rap beef lyrics. When Kendrick left that booth and got his car, went home, he did not walk in the house with that shit on his mind, bro.

1:26:16Adam22:Now, Drake did because he was the one taking the ass whooping. So you don't think Kendrick being at the biggest moment of his entire career was thinking about the fact that he was in the biggest moment of his career? You're treating him like a superhero. Like he's a regular dude at the end of the day. I'm glad you just said that. Kendrick is a regular dude. And he's a dude that's yet today. He won't put on designer. He won't catch it with Louisa Gucci's or none of this shit. He operates like a regular dude. He's humble as fuck. Like it's sickening. He's so it's like, can you be bothered? If you're in a rap beef with arguably the biggest rapper in the world, and this beef has been simmering and nearly bubbling up for like a decade prior to this, I think you're going to expand some mental energy on it.

1:27:06There's a reason why he won the battle is because he's a technician. Let me tell you something.

1:27:11Adam22:He revealed that to us that he's a master of optics and beefing through records. Kendrick had about six, seven songs done that never came out. Exactly. That is proving how invested he was mentally that he had time to make all these songs. Our studio. the studio just made the songs he wasn't in there rapping and writing that is in the studio he's in that mode when he walks out of that door he don't give a f**k about what didn't you realize you choose to go to the studio and you choose when you leave the studio you're a rapper yes you choose to come here right yeah okay do you take it guess what i think about podcasts when i'm not here at all times not at all times but a lot of the time uh we're just I was talking about thinking about it.

1:27:58Adam22:No, ain't no thinking about it. Thinking about it is taking it home, If I'm in a huge podcast beef, yes, I'm going to go home and think about this podcast beef. Yeah, that's different. So, you're supposed to only think about it when you're actually recording. That's for the home, bro. That's crazy. That's for the home. Listen, I'm not telling my girl like, oh my God. If you don't tell her. I'm not going to go home and say whack and break, just yell at each other on the phone. I'm so stressed out. It's crazy. Watch this. That doesn't rise to that occasion. Watch this. R &B, if I walk through that door with some shit on my mind that I brought from someplace, can you see it all on me?

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1:29:05That's what I wanted to say. How? You're proving my point. You take it home with you. No, I don't. I'm telling you. I said, if I walk through the door with shit on my mind, I'm showing you your wife, although you may not say it, she may not say it. She sees it on you. This is why I don't take it home.

1:29:24Adam22:But she just said you do. No, she did. Did you ask? She said, yes. She walked in the door and she could tell just by looking at you that you're stressed out, that you're thinking about it. I said, if I walk through the door with shit on my mind, can you see it? She said, yes. What I'm telling you is when you go home with this shit on your head, even though you think you're not telling her, she can see it. for that reason is the reason why I don't take it home. That being said, my woman can read me. The important thing here is that nothing that has ever happened on this podcast has ever been even 1 % of what we saw with Drake and Kendrick.

1:30:02Adam22:I don't give a, bro. Listen, Kendrick had no reason to take that home anyway. He was whooping. He was giving belt to ass anyway. But the reason why he was able to dominate that battle was because he put in so much time and energy into crafting the perfect strategy. The reason why he was able to dominate that battle. We have no idea what the war room looked like. We just know there was a war room. The reason why he was able to dominate that battle, because he's good at what he do, he got a great team around him, and he was the better rapper in that situation. And he's a master technician who put in a lot of work into this.

1:30:37A lot of people said he had these songs for years and years in advance. All he had to do was maybe go and tune them up a little. No, the songs I told you he had, he made. He had made these songs while the beat was going on. Burnett was going back and forth. He was seven in already after the third one already. He was just waiting. They had to pick and choose what they was going to let go first. Bro, these little teeny bopper rappers, they can't fuck with our West Coast niggas from them generations. Game does 300 songs per album. That nigga would literally go in the studio and do five, six songs a fucking night.

1:31:11You going there with one of these new niggas, it take eight hours to get a motherfucking half a verse. Who are you talking about? All the new rappers are recording at a crazy speed. Bullshit. A lot of rappers. I have that conversation. I interview all the up-and-coming rappers, and they all talk about how they make three, four, five songs a night. I'm telling you niggas I've been in the studio with. Like, don't get it fucked up, bro. We ain't the same with that. All the greats where niggas come and get their beats And coming in, whacked them, been there Watching them come, if they didn't come to my spot Right at the end of the day bro It's a total different vibe Between how they record, I watched Future and record some shit So disrespectful I had to walk out of fucking chalice About who?

1:31:53Bro, ain't about who, the niggas is Dan in the booth, the niggas is sitting here Eight words, they clipping, moving words Bro, I'm not used to that shit I'm used to niggas getting in the booth going that's just it bro what the i was in an hour and these niggas barely had about nine bars done

1:32:12Adam22:i'm like what the i couldn't even watch it nine bars in an hour is a lot better than just making a bunch of bullshit ass you know nigga do you know what happens in an hour when you were there with a nigga like game or dot or even snoop everybody has a different process my point bro i'm just saying i don't think there's anything wrong with taking your time what i'm telling you I've seen that really work for people as well. What I'm telling you is Kendrick got a team around him. They all have research teams around him. All of them. They got research teams around him. So you're saying that he's talking to these teams when he's not in the studio?

1:32:44Adam22:No, when they're in the studio, bro. When you're in the fucking studio. But only in the studio. When you're in the studio, you got niggas over there. You got the niggas over there with the instruments. You got two, three niggas over here making beets cooking. These niggas be cooking. These niggas don't go in with their beets done. You don't think Kendrick's in a group chat talking about beef raps? Ain't no group chat. Them niggas is in there cooking beats, nigga, in there live. If one is playing, these niggas got headphones on, cooking beats live. This is a fact. They cooking. They sending shit over here to this nigga with the guitar, the drums.

1:33:16He adding shit to it. You got another motherfucker over here on the screen like this pulling up shit, pulling up info if it's that type of party or that type of thing. You got another nigga over here pulling up samples to send to the motherfucker that's cooking the beats. It's an operation in there. It's a fact. Now, I don't know what these other dudes do, but when you're dealing in those type of environments, that's how it works. But once them niggas pack up and say, all right, I'm out and walk out that door, they ain't thinking about this shit.

1:33:43Adam22:That's so fucking crazy. The fact that you think anybody's going to believe that is insane. But let us know in the comments. How many albums have you been in there and produced? All of them. You ain't know. How many? All of them. You've done one? All of them. One? Not even one. Here's my list. Gucci gang, Gucci gang, Gucci gang, Gucci gang. Anyway, next topic. We're going to talk about 6ix9ine. How do you feel seeing him have this massive press run, the Vlad interview, biggest interview of the year? He's going crazy. He's out here. He's dropping a new song called Facts. I don't think it's out yet.

1:34:14The song's out. The video's not out. Are you in any way involved in this rollout that he's got going on?

1:34:21Adam22:Are you guys in communication? He told us. Was it yesterday, babe? He told us to come see him. He called me the other day yesterday and said, might come down, come to the house. We need to go over some shit. So I'm pretty sure it's something you need me to do, want me to do, whatever. No, that's a little broke. See, I don't sneak down. If I fuck with you, I fuck with you. I was on FaceTime one of the other day. You know what I'm saying? So, you know. And I know you're very happy about that. Why? How do you know that? I know that. I didn't tell you or anyone else. I mean, look at you. I see the glitz in your eyes.

1:34:54Adam22:I see the reindeers dancing in your eyes. It's gay to look at glitz. I was on FaceTime with them. I was on FaceTime with him the other day. I'm telling you an interesting thing. Did he show you his new bedroom? He did, actually. Yeah, a whole tour of the house. Bedroom and the new bathroom. Yeah. And the colors and shit. Nice house. Although I personally wouldn't really want to be in a room with flashing neon shit on the wall. But, I mean, for music videos and stuff, I get it. But. 6ix9ine is a colorful guy. I just don't like flashing lights all around me. We're talking about 6ix9ine, the guy with the colorful wig.

1:35:32Adam22:I know. You know, I have like a Snoopy figurine where the head goes, it keeps bobbing back and forth. Snoopy. Snoopy the dog. The dog from Peanuts. We're going to clarify that. And his head just keeps bobbing back and forth the whole time. Bobblehead Snoopy. And my girl thinks it's really funny that every single time I see it, I turn it on its side because it bothers me seeing that head going back and forth. So you really like lock in on it? yeah i'm like i i don't consider myself ocd but that rises to the occasion like i i can't be around that um same thing growing up my mom had a clock that would tick for every second so every minute of the day tick tick tick tick tick i feel like a bomb's gonna go off i but when i was a kid i didn't notice it i leave i come back after six months i'm like what the is this how can you live like this?

1:36:21I don't know if anything bothers me like that to where it irritates me. If R &B get to moving too much in the bed, I'll leg lock her ass up. Really? What?

1:36:33Adam22:Quick. Do you touch each other while you sleep? Hell, what? I wrap my whole body around her.

1:36:42Adam22:When me and Lena met, we would... That's my snuggle wuggles. We would sleep cuddled up more. Now we don't. I mean, I might have a hand on her leg. You better check that shit, bro. Why? Yes, bro, because listen, never stop doing the things you did to get her. Because at that point, you're getting further away from each other. I don't think I got her through, like, good cuddling. What I'm saying, but these were things that made you guys crazy about each other in the beginning. I just don't think she wants to be touched while she's sleeping either. Maybe, like, a little bit, a little leg rub. Leg rub is good.

1:37:17Adam22:I mean, listen, man, I touch my woman. I wake her up, man. I shit. The other day I woke her up, nigga. I woke her up to sucking her toes. She was asleep, dreaming. Did you know you was getting your toes sucked? Yeah. I don't think you realize how weird the mental image you're painting for us is there. I don't give a fuck. That's what I do with my woman. You just like in the like 6 '9 position in the bed. Says the 6 '9 position. What are you talking about? Like your feet are by her head, her feet are by your head. No, I got out of the bed. Okay. And gave my woman tol some head. I'll be real. That's not gangster.

1:37:53Adam22:I don't give a fuck. I ain't trying to be gangster with my woman. That's my cuddle wuddle. If I were you, I would maybe not say that. Whatever. I'm not trying to be gangster with my woman. I'm trying to be the man that my woman want me to be. I'm not trying to be gangster with my woman. Whereas she wanted to peg you. That's weird. That's gay. I spoke to her. She told me she's really intrigued by the idea of it. She ain't take that. She told me that her dream was to bend you over and rail you out. That's your reality already. No, she told me. But that's your reality. Getting pegged? No, I haven't done it.

1:38:29No, that's your reality.

1:38:30Adam22:I don't want to check it. You can stare right out. Gay is a motherfucker. My ass never been penetrated. You and Crip Mac got secrets, but we're going to leave that alone because he's still in the system. We don't want his homies to know. You think me and Crip Mac f***ed? Man, listen. It's probably the last person I would ever want to f*** off. Y 'all was comparing shit, handjacks, some weird shit. I've never seen. Well, I guess I've seen his dick a little bit. Bullshit. Yeah, I know. In the video. Oh, boy. Yeah, they already. I don't even want to talk about it. I'm going to leave that shit alone.

1:38:58Shit crazy. Oh, yeah. How do you feel about that? See, I feel uncomfortable with the fact that you sent me links to Tania's daughter's porn on Twitter. No, you told me. I didn't click it. I told you it was out there, but I didn't see it. You said. I don't want to see that.

1:39:12Adam22:Listen, you said it was links. I said links to what? People told me that it was out there. I didn't go find it. I had no idea. I didn't either. I put my team on it. Go find child porn. No, I didn't know. No, I wanted to see if it existed. I mean, I just took somebody's word for it when they told me it was out there. I didn't believe that X would allow that shit. It is kind of mind-blowing. And people told me that they were reporting it a lot and that it still wasn't being taken down. I think what it is is from what they tell me, you can't really tell it's her. Ah, okay. They said you can't. So when you told me, I didn't believe you.

1:39:51Adam22:I'm like, how does anyone know it's her? That's what I'm, because it's on her page. Oh, so that's still fucked up because even if it's not her at her age, I don't, I don't know how X works. I don't know if they just let porn go on X. They do and it has often occurred to me That that's the problem Is that if you have a social media platform And you just let people upload porn Then at some point some percentage of them Are going to be underage Some of them are going to be like sex traffic They're not there willingly People are going to upload shit of like people killing each other During sex She probably lied about her age On quick setting up her page But either way it goes Her being that age she shouldn't be able to have porn from anybody.

1:40:40I just feel like, I mean, is it that hard to get this content removed from Twitter? You would think that there would be like a form. You would think that this would be like really at the forefront of their concerns. If I owned a social media platform, one of my biggest concerns would be moderation. How are we going to get negative shit, illegal shit taken down quickly?

1:41:00Adam22:But how do we know people are really reporting it? I mean, it's pretty easy. You press like two buttons. How do we know people have reported it? There's a very large community of people online who are pretty invested in the Tania and Nova saga. So I feel like there's people out there. Yeah, but did you hear that other clip? That clip that's floating around? What was it? Where she's saying she's talking to a trick and her mother is telling her how to talk to the trick. I sent you that clip. Yeah. I mean, on one hand. She's saying my mother's telling me don't talk to the trick like this. Say this to him.

1:41:38Yeah, it's ugly. It's crazy, but at the same time.

1:41:42Adam22:That's the actual question. That's the family business, right? That's the actual question. Is that the family business? What's the difference between her and the people they picked up on the Hoover indictment? I would assume Tania's not like actually involved in anything in regards to her daughter doing that. Bro, you heard the shit. I know you heard the shit. What's the difference between her and the people who got picked up? She's the mother. But there's a difference between pimping someone and giving them advice on pimping. Even this last night I was with her. I'm on the phone with a trick.

1:42:21I'm telling him like, okay, yeah. come, I'm like, come here because we was in the 40s or whatever. I'm like, come here. And she's like, why are you talking to the trick like that? Like, call him babe or something. And she's like, I'm not even trying to be in competition with you, but I'm just telling you, that's how you talk to a trick. I'm like, mom, that's not how I approached him. And this is not how the relationship is. So I'm not finna call him babe and all that. He probably gonna think I'm trying to set him up. Bro, what is the difference between her and the

1:42:51Adam22:people they picked up yeah it's tough to defend that i'm not gonna lie that's pretty wild although let's move on yeah i mean okay it's super fucked up but also isn't it inevitable that she would share her life experience with her daughter now granted her life experience involves some pretty fucked up shit but i don't i don't think that should surprise us but it is kind of insane to hear it and realize that that's going on. You trying to what? So if a kid over here for the hit the crack pipe and he 15, so the dad should say hold on son, you got the brillo in there wrong. Let me hit it like this.

1:43:31If the dad's a crackhead and he knows that his son is going to do crack, yeah, he's probably going to share information with him about how to do so. I'm not justifying it.

1:43:40Adam22:I'm just saying that he probably will. You listen, let's move on bro. Listen. That's crazy. You're acting like I'm like okay with it or like I'm justifying it. You should never say anything to even insinuate is like it's wrong, bro. You're acting like I'm saying that it's not wrong. Obviously, I am saying that it is wrong, you fucking asshole. Okay, well, let me ask you something. Why you keep having her up here if you know that's what's happening? Never did I actually think that she would be like instructing her daughter on how to sell it. Until now. I'm keeping it real with you, right? on some real shit.

1:44:15We didn't have people put false allegations on you. That was straight false. Right? You as well. That's a fact. But why would you like now you hear that like you could really look at her the same? Yeah, that's a tough one. I'm not going to lie. That shit ain't tough. Because when we did that interview, she's basically painting it as her daughter's out of control. Her daughter's going to do this. There's nothing I can do to stop this. You hear that and you're like, ah, okay. Come on, bro. She's grooming. You're coaching her. Grooming. Let's use the right word. Grooming. You're grooming her to be able to go out there to know what to do with these men.

1:44:56I wonder what Tania is doing when I don't talk to her for a couple months, like right now. Grooming.

1:45:03Adam22:She got a lot of kids. Shout out Snoopy Badass. He only made a couple of them. Somebody asked him why he keep going back. You see his response? What did he say? He said, it's just like going through the drive-thru and not talking to him. It gets good sometimes. The thing is, is that, yeah, I understand you want to f*** this girl, right? But, like, you don't got to nut in there and allow the pregnancy to go to completion the whole way through. You could have easily. I don't know if you showed me. I don't know where somebody would see that. I swear it's on the tweet, bro. Well, where Snoopy said that?

1:45:36I swear to God, bro. I'm not making this shit up. I don't understand how he shot that clubbo three times. that's wild yo but yeah there you go so it's okay the the commenter says tania must have had some good box for you to knock her up multiple times snoopy says sometimes it's just easy access good good had nothing to do with it sometimes you want the drive-thru and don't want to cook that don't mean it's better than a home-cooked meal but that he he made three babies with her I mean, you can't act like she's just some jump off. Clearly, you know what he told me?

1:46:13Adam22:You did one. Having a kid is a big deal. And then you did it two more times. You know what he told me? He said he was never around for none of the pregnancies. He wait till the baby get born and she get the stitches removed. Then he come back and hit it again. So he only banged it three times each time he completed the mission. Because for anybody who's like tried to make a baby, that's not really how it works. You got to kind of, you got to. I don't know if he's BSing or not. but he told me that and I couldn't I'm like bro come on you spent some time he said yeah until she tell me she's pregnant I'm out again he said he was never around for none of the pregnancies listen I'm not here to judge Snoopy badass his sex appeal but I feel like Tania was probably a pretty good get for him he was probably happy with that right I've never seen her pretty face I've seen Tania on the thing you know I've never met her person she's a cutie I'm not knocking her Nice energy.

1:47:06I'm not knocking her for how she looks.

1:47:07Adam22:Beauty's an eye to beholder. Outside of the new grooming allegations, she got nice energy. Yo, what you think about Gumby going down there and getting pressed by the Texas Hoovers? Where did you see that? That shit's everywhere. I didn't see anything that made him look like he was getting pressed. Bro, dude's going crazy. Whatever this dude, Kuba Kuda, whatever this dude's name is. Okay. Gumby has pretty much went down there. What you did for King Peel, Gumby has done for them. Now they won't stop doing content. So what, he went down there to make a Hoover vlog? Yeah. And then things went left?

1:47:42Well, yeah, well, some dude, because here goes the discrepancy. Five dudes, Hoover's, Gangsta Crips. They're the only ones that hold the Crip thing, right? In Texas?

1:47:52Adam22:No, out here. So Five Dudes is the last one that are still claiming Crips. Gangsta Crips, GCs. They went to war about their GC, right? But some of the other Hoover hoods are Hoover Crips? No. They're all Hoover criminals? The rest of them is Hoover criminals. Okay, got it. Now, the five of those hoovers in Texas, Fort Worth, are five of those crip gang, CG. And Gumby's pretty much telling them that gang doesn't exist. Right. Because it's GC, not CG. So, dude is telling Gumby pretty much, I've been doing this 40 years, which I question. I don't know. I don't know if they've been down there 40 years.

1:48:27And we're going to keep doing it the way we're doing it. and then they turn around and say, I don't know, this is what Gumby tells me,

1:48:36Adam22:they've fallen up under an East Coast, right? Oh, there's somebody from East Coast that they fought with. L.A. Ron or L 'Aaron, some shit like that. They're from 76, right? I don't know the dude. And Gumby's not happy about the fact that they're even cool with a dude from East Coast. But it's Texas East Coast, right? No, no, he's from LA. He's from the East Side, right? He did like 25, 30, and feds got out, relocated out there, right? They say he's an authentic dude. I don't know it, right? But Gumby then went to all these different spots, and now everybody's watching what they have to say. Okay.

1:49:12So now, Gumby, what's your move? His only move is to politic to where they're going to denounce that because that ain't what they represent. Now, if they denounce that, then the dudes in Texas got a problem because once the hoovers out here say, we ain't standing behind nothing y 'all talking about, keep whoo out your mouth. We don't acknowledge y 'all. That's what it's going to be because we're going to hear Los Angeles. But I'm trying to understand Gumby's run. And I said, bro, at your age, why are you down there even politicking the gangbanging? What do I always say? Once I leave California, I don't even deal with it.

1:49:48Let's say there's a Brooklyn Pacoimapiru. Sounds kind of weird. But would you, like, if they start doing some shit that you think is goofy. They're wearing some rhinestone jeans. You don't think it's cool. They're doing dances. A lot of that in New York. It's none of your business, right? I'm my jungle. Yeah, who the fuck cares, right? I'm gonna have some homies that do care. Maybe like Hoover. Hoover is like still more of a community. Like they kind of know what each other are doing more. Whereas like a lot of the other gangs are

1:50:16Adam22:kind of like too big to care. It just didn't look right. Just watching Gumby was authentically from here and seeing that the lingual the everything. I'm like Gumby, what you doing? Just let them people do it how they've been doing it. Dude seemed like he was of age, close to 52, whoever this dude was. People saying Gumby should be added to this podcast as a third co-host. Add to what podcast? This podcast. What? What you mean? You talking about No Jumper? No, the Adam and Wack Show. It's the Adam and Wack Show. The Adam and Wack and Gumby Show. It never happened. We could do Wack Adam Gumby. Wag.

1:50:47Adam22:It never happened. Wag the tail. No? I thought then Gumby could hold down his own show. We'll see how it goes. You know, everybody thinks it's easy until they get in that seat. You got to be pretty funny, though. I like him. Yeah, but you got to have that balance. You got to be able to continue. You got to be able to let shit roll off for you. Keep moving. Being a heated argument. Fade to something. Have some humors. Come back to the debate. It's a chemistry. And you know that. I also just don't. I don't necessarily trust a bunch of Gumby's homies and a bunch of your homies hanging out in the lobby of No Jumper every week.

1:51:22No, I feel like that's going to turn into a fade. Not a series of fades. That's not a problem. I'm trying to stop black on black violence. I don't want to contribute to that.

1:51:30Adam22:No, you contribute to black on black violence. Absolutely not. No. You be mixing shit like that. I'm trying to eliminate it. That's not a problem. That's not the problem. First of all, ain't nobody going to sit at my table smoking all goddamn Sessoms. Smoking all the fuck that's like this? Second of all, it's too much on the editor. Now, he got to go and create no jumper basketballs every time the hand moves. There's too much going on. I like that you care about the editor. Let's go. Hell yeah, because you taught me that that could fuck with the monetization. That's true. So at the end of the dinner, it's just like too much.

1:52:04It's a distraction from what's really being said. I believe Gumby should have his own show. I don't know why he hasn't teamed up with 607. They've done content.

1:52:13Adam22:They both live in Vegas. He lives in Vegas? Yeah. Oh. They both from Hoover. I didn't know Gumby lived there. It was interesting. He must come back here a lot. I mean, you know, he probably do. His family's back. Like, us going to Vegas from here is like going to the liquor store. You got to watch the new Rap News Street Politics. Apparently, there's something, some sort of like anti-Hoover coalition, HK City, that's kind of a big thing. I never heard about this before. Yeah, I don't know what that is, bro. It's pretty interesting, but apparently. What do you mean? What do you mean? He's just talking about all the different crypt neighborhoods that are anti-Hoover, and I guess they have.

1:52:48That's been like that since the beginning of time. You got to watch the video. So there's more of a united war going on. One thing I can say, who would have done something in Los Angeles that no other neighborhood has done. Yeah. They said, listen, we everybody killer. We dropping the Crippen. We Hoover criminals. We dropping the blue bandana. We got to orange. We everybody killer. So you think at all, y 'all don't get along with no bloods, no Crips. Y 'all finna die off. They got bigger. So you got to respect that. And nobody else has done that. There's no blood set that said, hey, we just this and we both everything killer.

1:53:24You know they did that. It was not a reason for us to do that. I think the politics of what my G homies stand for throughout the land they would never allow that but the Hoovers did it and they definitely succeeded at it and as we see now you know shit I guess the war continues to go on. I've actually been listening to some LA music some LA underground music. I've been listening to Fat Jack and that Jet BZ okay and i actually like i like their music even though it is uh so disrespectful that i don't want to listen to it with the windows down oh so that even in the valley it's not good it's not good it's out of control but musically i quit so those are two artists that's crazy listening to i'm

1:54:08Adam22:about to check them out i interviewed fat jack i've been knocking that that new zoe samuel oh I like Zo. Zo keeps putting out a lot of great music. I like Zo. I gotta check that out. Shout out to everybody who watched this. Become a member of the WAC Pack. That's the number one mission for y 'all out there. Spend$10 a month. Support Adam and WAC. And in addition to that, like, comment, and subscribe. And I don't know. You coming to the fights, man? What's the fights, man? November 7th. November 7th, right, babe? Yeah, nothing but sports. We got 10 fights WBC bout main event at the Hollandale Casino.

1:54:48I, if I do come, I'm going to have freshly drained balls because I'm doing plug talk twice on that day.

1:54:55Adam22:And then you can go down and hook up with the homie. What's the homies podcast? I won't be able to hook up with the homie because I'm not going to have any jizz left. No bro. We talking about a man. Oh, huh? Danza. Danza project down there. 1090 Jake down there. It's a few, you could, you know what I'm saying? You could make a couple of piss ups. I think Sean Cotting going to come see me because I want him to interview. Say cheese. He might come down. Oh, shit. Yeah, I'll look into it. Everybody go to his fights on November 7th in Miami. Nothing but sports. Shout out Ron Johnson. Shout out Steve Marcano.

1:55:25The thing is growing. We got a platform, an app that's going to be on Truth Media. You know what I'm saying? So it will be live streaming it there. So I'll be putting those links up. But no, man, this fighting game is pretty cool. we got Kenzel Williams which is Antonio Carver's his fighter he's probably about 3-0 but little dude he like 120 but nah bro I'm starting to like this fight shit it's cool it's a vibe it's cool you know what I'm saying

1:56:03Adam22:I think you as a Don King that's not hard for me to imagine it's cool I'm starting to like it We got the Biggs brothers out of Brooklyn. They come in June 10th fight. So 600 will be on that fight. He just got his license back to fight. Wow. His ass, they put him on suspension. I'm sorry, 600, you my partner, but you got to cut it out. His ass got two KO'd. No taking a knee. He got KO'd twice in a row. No taking a knee. He just got his damn license back on the 8th of this month. That's why he's not on this fight. But he'll be on the June 10th fight. We got two heavyweights fighting. whoever wins out of that bout 600 be fighting them June 10th.

1:56:39Adam22:And look for TRT 22 taking part in future bouts. Bro, they got the bag. Just wait. Just wait. Listen, let me tell you something. I'm going to come in here looking like Dwayne LaRocque. What they offered you is what Blueface had to build up to. I'm just going to be real. Oh, well, that's encouraging. You got a bag bag. That's a good bag. I promise you, I will show you the contracts. What they offered you, Blueface had to build up to. Well, ironically, my bag is about to be shriveled up soon. Hey, listen, man. This dude got some weird shit on his body. Adam and Wax. Shout out to Flocko, man. Shout out to Clubhouse.

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