DoLow on Becoming a Blood, King Pill, 607 Unc Dissing the Bloods, 7 Years in Prison & More

29 Jul 2025 · 1 h 36 min · 44 chapters

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In short

Dulo (DoLow) discusses his upbringing in Inglewood/Athens, gang involvement, juvenile detention and a 7-year adult prison sentence for robbery, and his views on internet “character” and viral controversies involving King Peele, 607 Unc, and No Jumper-related drama. He also talks about how he approaches rap (authenticity, writing, switching topics) and why gang imagery can attract out-of-town audiences.

Guest backgrounds

Dulo (DoLow) is a Blood from the Athens/Inglewood area who went to juvenile hall at 14, then prison in 2006 at 18, serving about seven years. He raps as a hobby and says he didn’t rap in prison but recorded after release. Munchie B and the host “the mayor” are No Jumper-adjacent figures; the episode centers on Dulo’s perspective.

Key claims

Dulo says King Peele’s “baby oil”/wild podcast behavior was “in character,” not how he acts in prison. He claims he respected King Peele in custody because King Peele “never did nothing weird” on the yard. Dulo argues viral disrespect (including “S-word”/“remover” talk) harms the whole Blood collective. He says he kept a “straight line” mindset in prison and paroled without new write-ups.

Notable examples

Juvenile hall at 14 after a robbery at Centennial (camp about five months). Adult prison for a “dollar on the phone” case, 7 years. Prison riot/shooting with Spanish inmates and being jumped in a shower context. Dulo’s rap approach: write first, punch in later; avoid repeating the same “shooting every video” theme.

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Chapters

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Meeting Dulo

0:54 to 2:26

Discussion about the guest Dulo and connections with the hosts.

“I'm in here today with my man, the mayor, Munchie B.”

Dulo's Upbringing

2:26 to 3:56

Dulo shares insights about his upbringing and the influence of his community.

“And I just gradually, I started gangbanging because moms was at work.”

The Shift to Gang Life

3:56 to 6:28

Dulo discusses transitioning into gang life and the influence of peer pressure.

“So were you just trying to be outside, or was there anything in particular that really kind of drew you to that?”

Juvenile Hall Experience

6:28 to 7:30

Dulo recounts his experiences in juvenile hall and the lessons learned.

“they always like, I mean, it was hard and all that, but shit, like, I know it was dangerous, but this shit was fun.”

First Prison Sentences

7:30 to 8:34

Dulo shares details about his first prison sentence and its impact.

“Did you pick up on a lot of game while you were locked up that time?”

Robbery Details

8:34 to 10:40

Dulo discusses the details surrounding his robbery incidents.

“So still kind of like the end of your high school career or whatever.”

Reflections on Prison Life

10:40 to 12:04

Insights into what Dulo learned while in prison and the nature of his crime.

“It was basically just like a dollar on the phone.”

Gang Culture and Entertainment

12:04 to 14:01

Discussion around the intersection of gang culture and entertainment, referencing King Peele.

“So what you were saying, you were saying like that's just entertainment being an actor or like what you thought about the little baby while you shit or what?”

King Pill's Internet Attention Strategies

14:01 to 16:42

Discussion about strategies used by rappers to gain attention online.

“If he wanted to, he could go on the yellows and go over there if he wanted to, but he don't.”

Reflections on Podcasting and King Pill's Potential

16:42 to 19:08

Exploration of King Pill's potential as a podcaster and past interactions.

“So after the last episode like I always do I'll be leaving right after like boom I get up out of here so it exploded with you and King Peele right?”
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Money and Misunderstandings in Friendship

19:08 to 20:05

Discussion on financial transactions and misunderstandings among friends.

“But I always beat it, like, you know what I'm saying?”

Life in Prison: Experiences and Choices

20:05 to 23:28

Insights into life in prison, choices made, and relationships formed.

“So, so, so, so, so, is it a way to put a Band-Aid over this?”

Violence and Survival in Prison

23:28 to 26:07

Sharing experiences of violence and survival during incarceration.

“I ended up paroling without catching another write-up, but that was my mind state.”

Authenticity in Storytelling and Music

26:07 to 28:00

Discussion on the importance of authenticity in storytelling and music.

“And I ended up getting in that because he didn't have no homies up in there.”

Authenticity in Storytelling

28:00 to 28:39

Exploration of the importance of authentic stories in music and their impact.

“A lot of motherfuckers, too, they don't give a f***.”

Rapping After Prison

28:40 to 29:24

Discussion about transitioning to music and the creative process post-incarceration.

“We for the authentic s***, not the replica s***.”

Challenges of Being Boxed In

29:25 to 30:44

Challenges faced by artists in expressing diverse topics beyond violence.

“And then she'd be telling me like, yeah, that go up, bro, that go up.”

Gang Culture in Rap

30:45 to 33:26

Examination of how gang culture influences rap music and its portrayal.

“So we was f***ing around one time at Blood House, f***ing with Faded J.”

Visual Appeal in Music Videos

34:39 to 36:16

Insights on how visual elements and crew size affect music video success.

Regional Gang Variations

36:17 to 38:15

Discussion on how different regions have unique interpretations of gang affiliations.

“And I mean, there's like a few different ways.”

Controversies in Gang Identity

38:16 to 42:01

Analysis of controversies and tensions arising from gang identity claims.

“No, the 607-hunt, he say he from Hoover and St.”

Discussing Controversial Statements

42:01 to 43:38

The hosts debate the repercussions of controversial comments made by individuals in the rap community.

“No blood is going to sit down with him at this point unless he makes some changes.”

Perceptions of Humor in the Industry

43:39 to 45:22

Discussion on the appropriateness of making jokes about life-altering experiences in the rap scene.

“They act like they're like, no, I'm disappointed in money.”

Boxing Matches and Celebrity Status

45:23 to 47:50

Exploration of the dynamics around boxing matches between rappers and their celebrity status.

“So if you light the motherfucking infusions, go straight to the thing.”

Potential Earnings from Fights

47:51 to 49:19

Hosts discuss the financial incentives and realities behind potential boxing matches in the industry.

“I still don't know what a celebrity mean no more.”

The Impact of Online Personas

49:20 to 55:08

Analysis of how internet personas affect credibility and perceptions within the rap community.

“It wasn't like a guarantee or anything, but that's like what the boxing promoter told us might be reasonable.”

Navigating Relationships with Rivals

55:09 to 56:00

Discussion on the complexity of maintaining relationships with former rivals in the context of personal growth.

“Shit, we've been watching Swamp Stories for like four years.”

Respect and Relationships Among Enemies

56:00 to 59:38

Exploring the complexities of respect and relationships between rivals in a gang context.

“Like I told Munchie when he asked me, I'm mature, and I can be mature.”

Collaborating with Opponents

59:38 to 1:01:59

Discussing the nuances of doing music and collaborations with rivals and their implications.

“You can sit down and break because he's not out here being disrespectful.”

Morality vs. Money in the Industry

1:01:59 to 1:05:23

Debating the conflict between staying true to morals and financial gain in the music industry.

“That's something to come to my mind, too.”

Fighting and Fame in the Music Scene

1:05:39 to 1:10:00

Discussing the implications of fighting in public, boxing matches, and the social dynamics involved.

“But see, in them circumstances that Wack described, He said, if you put it, you go three steps this way, three steps that way, he can't really.”

Discussion on Hood Vlogs and Community Engagement

1:10:00 to 1:11:06

Exploring the implications of hood vlogs and community involvement.

Rapper Identity and Authenticity

1:11:06 to 1:12:08

Debating the authenticity of rappers claiming affiliations.

Neighborhood Dynamics and Rivalries

1:12:08 to 1:13:26

Discussing the complexities of neighborhood affiliations and rivalries.

“I guess that's like the little rapper starter kid.”

The Risks of Tapping into Gang Culture

1:13:26 to 1:15:00

Analyzing the dangers of associating with gang culture for fame.

“I believe if a nigga from Iowa trying to be a wannabe, and he get up on the doulo, they're going to give him a name.”

Wack 100's Public Image and Controversy

1:15:00 to 1:16:28

Examining Wack 100's actions and public perception in the rap scene.

“No, he coming with the whole little dysfunctional four or five people.”

Debating Wack 100's Behavior and Reputation

1:16:28 to 1:17:44

Discussing the implications of Wack 100's behavior on his reputation.

“Do you think Wack 100 deserved the F that he got?”

Understanding Gangster Ethics in Rap

1:17:44 to 1:19:16

Delving into the ethics of gangster behavior in the rap industry.

“if he's saying I'm grading y 'all on what y 'all throw out there on the internet whoever doing it, then I would say yeah.”

Wack 100's Antics and Their Impact

1:19:16 to 1:20:54

Exploring the impact of Wack 100's antics on the rap community.

“We can't act like nobody has just not ever been in a room butt-ass naked.”

The Line Between Trolling and Reality

1:20:54 to 1:22:20

Discussing the blurred line between trolling and sincere behavior.

“The rap news politics said he's facing it off of what we...”

Preparing for Future Collaborations

1:22:20 to 1:23:58

Plans for future collaborations and content creation in the rap space.

“I was facing 15 years for this last case with a Crip nigga down.”

Discussing King Peele and Krip Mac

1:24:00 to 1:31:15

The hosts discuss King Peele's persona and his potential in the entertainment industry, referencing Krip Mac and their impact.

“She comes in and starts talking about the air CNC.”

Dulo's Music Career Aspirations

1:31:15 to 1:34:28

Dulo shares his commitment to music, discussing ongoing projects and future releases.

“I just did something with my bro last night that I do plan on dropping soon.”

Dulo's Music Career Aspirations

1:34:59 to 1:35:28

Dulo shares his commitment to music, discussing ongoing projects and future releases.

“Six months or$180 for 12-month plan required.”
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0:46At home or on the go, stay connected when it counts. Stream Fox News on Fox 1. Download today. No Jumper, coolest podcast in the world. I'm in here today with my man, the mayor, Munchie B. and we're having a conversation with a man that I actually found out about from the blood report card. I'm not 100 % sure if you knew that. I kind of figured that. You probably figured because I hit you up the same day it came out. Yeah, I kind of figured that. We got Dulo in the building. How you feeling, man? I'm good, man. Pleasure to be on here, man. No, I'm very excited because I watched the interview that you guys did previously.

1:21I figured, why not? Let's have a little congregation here. we did music together we got the song where you from we did it up on there he from the same community he from Antis what's going on

1:41no doubt how long you guys all been knowing each other I don't know how Inglewood and Athens necessarily relate I've been knowing Munchy since juvenile hall because we're around the same age and you know he used to be doing his thing up in there so that's how I heard about him he was a homie and him is like we down there grew up together sandbox type shit definitely define doing his thing I want to know about the legend that Mungie had about him at that time rushing enemies running across the the thing doing church shit like that he ain't gonna understand cause he don't know how juvenile hall works yeah the thing he's just assuming I know what the thing is yeah me in church like all the units you might not be housed with everybody blending together you know what I'm saying it go up juvenile hall the unsafest place in juvenile hall you go to school you ain't get no education in juvenile hall it go up when you go to school that's when you run out across the field if you like that definitely so okay tell us a little bit about your upbringing before we get into any of the more current tales um i'm gonna start off by saying i grew up i grew up in church and you know i mean um i always lived in my community in my neighborhood but um mom she she tried to have me like in church and so so you know i know that part real life well.

3:18And I just gradually, I started gangbanging because moms was at work. And we was at the house all day. And I used to see the older homies outside looking at them from the screen. And I don't know why I kind of got infatuated with seeing that lifestyle. And it kind of dragged me in. Really? So your mom put up a fight when you decided you didn't want to go to church anymore? Or you were still going? She put up a fight, but she wasn't able to know if I was going or not. Like, I was supposed to be there, but I wasn't going because she was working so much trying to make sure everything was good. So it was like she couldn't really – she didn't really have control of that.

4:02So were you just trying to be outside, or was there anything in particular that really kind of drew you to that? I feel like it started based on, well, it started with me and my friends. We grew up together. We went to Vanguard together. So this was before we were saying blood and all that. And, you know, and then, like, they jumped off the porch a little earlier. And I just followed right behind them. It seemed like I jumped straight to jail, though. So as soon as you jumped off the porch, you jumped into jail? 14, straight to jail. What did you do when you were 14, the guy you locked up? Lobby.

4:41Okay. At Centennial. So when you were kind of like fresh off the porch, that was the kind of stuff that you started to get into? Yeah, yeah. Do you remember how you got caught? Been done. I wasn't really like, I didn't really know what I was doing, so I didn't care. I just did it. Just still hanging around like it was GTA or something. and it wasn't. So you rob a nigga and then go hang out right around the corner from where you robbed a nigga from type shit. Man, man, man, man, my brother, rest in peace. We robbed a basketball player that came to play Centennial. Oh. Yeah, we ended up staying there thinking it was a bowl and it wasn't.

5:26Right. They gaffled our ass up. Camp. Goddamn. Mm-hmm. So for people who don't know about Athens Park, what's it like? Like, how would you describe the environment? I mean, it's like any other community in our part of Los Angeles County. Like, we go through the same struggles that everybody else go through. We're more of a family, you know. So, you know. But our hood probably, like, would run. Our hood ran from the west side of South Central to the east side of South Central to into the west side of Compton. I don't think, like, I don't really know too many hoods that, like, run like that. But that's how it works.

6:18We from Figaro to Avalon. You know, it's crazy when people ask that question, like, how was it growing up and like, like the, whatever community they're from, they always like, I mean, it was hard and all that, but shit, like, I know it was dangerous, but this shit was fun. Like, when we growing up, going to functions, like, cracking it off, like, you know what I'm saying? Yeah. It's supposed to give you PTSD, but like, you know, the party ain't over until somebody starts shooting, but then we'd be out the next day, like, nothing happened. Like, but they, I don't know, but everybody be wanting to have that little hard knock story, but, but, I mean, it was hard, but, it was fun.

6:55It was fun. That's just how the shit was. It was fun. It was like adrenaline type shit. It was just, and then when you was, like when you was younger and shit, like I know for me, like when we was younger, like he said, he did, you know what I'm saying? What he did, but we didn't have no care. Like it wasn't a thought about it. Like we ain't worried about, cause we wasn't going to jail and shit. So we didn't know like the consequences with shit. So you'll just do some shit just off the humbug. But I feel like when you're young, you just have a lot of risk tolerance like you're just not really worried because you start getting more like when you keep going to jail and shit then you're like oh this could happen once you have kids once you have like something to lose if you really got something going on job wise business wise etc that's when you start to think like well maybe I'm going to try to kind of avoid being in this environment yeah yeah definitely but uh so okay you got locked up when you were 14 right and that was how long were you in there for that robbery situation It was camp probably like five months.

7:53Then they sent me to camp. Did you pick up on a lot of game while you were locked up that time? Not in the halls and camp. I learned how to fight. I don't know, just be more aggressive in there as far as that type of stuff. But I didn't really pick up none of that. and, like, no good game that I can carry, like, with me for the rest of my life until I went to prison. I think juvenile heart camp, you more start picking up bad habits at that point. Right. You're still developing. Right. Right. So when did you go to prison, though? In 2006. So you were how old? 18. 18, okay. So still kind of like the end of your high school career or whatever.

8:40Right. Would you get picked up for that situation? Robbery. Same shit, okay. That's your shit, huh? This dude, too. Hey, hold on. What'd that name you say, baby boy? He said, what'd you like to do? He said, rob him. It was, it was, back in the day. For real. That was like a job. Yeah. It was like a job. Like, we literally used to get up every day, like, type shit. You know what I'm saying? We'd go to our daily routine. We'd go to Louisiana fried chicken, eat that, and then we said we started the day and what was your process of trying to figure out who you were going to book riding in a little raggedy car whoever a motherfucking seat whoever a motherfucking seat he had a car that wasn't stolen oh yeah that's when he knew he had a car he wasn't stolen he just started up with the scissors the Nissan Sentra I don't know what he did the Nissan Central that's what I knew man you can steal these motherfuckers it's a G-Rod he didn't tell you it was stolen hold on why y 'all starting with the scissors if it ain't stolen nah cause one day a nigga couldn't find the key so a nigga just put the scissors up in that motherfuckers and it turned on so I'm like oh yeah I'm gonna okay then the next thing I know I remember I got one for the it's 2025 you just not figuring it out right I was riding around and stole the car.

10:10Well, now that you're using an iPhone charger and shit. I ain't gonna even lie, but my auntie gave me that car. And I fucked it up. Roof started falling off. She was like, damn, you did this to my car? You're smashing that car everywhere. Everywhere. All right. Okay, so what was the actual situation that got you locked up, though? Like, got you the prison term? Like, was there anything interesting? No, I wasn't uninteresting. interesting. It was dumb. It was dumb, but it's a little interesting. It wasn't worth the time that I got. It was basically just like a dollar on the phone. So this case, that sent you...

10:53Hold on. You said this was your first adult case or you went to the pen on it? That was my first adult case. Yeah, and I went to the pen for it. Okay. You went to the phone on that case? Mm-hmm. Seven years. Yeah. All right. I don't know if I'm speeding shit up too fast or I'm derailing, right? No, that's good. Now, the whole reason why I kind of like reciprocated energy with King Peele, right? Because Dulo, a real homie from where he from, and then I don't think he was giving no false flowers out, right? So when I heard that King Peele was locked up with you and he was doing his due diligence, right?

11:29And you said it like, no, no, no. I mean, he was getting busy. I'm like, okay. alright smooth even though I don't know him from like how he be outside you know what I'm saying hanging out whatever whatever so that's when I'm like alright he's smooth but you seen the recent that went on the last episode when he was on here yeah I seen it alright alright alright alright now back back from that so when you seen the other episode like the baby oil and all that shit and everybody like saying what they saying. So what you were saying, you were saying like that's just entertainment being an actor or like what you thought about the little baby while you shit or what?

12:11If I'm, if I'm, if I'm speaking like podcasting language, I'm going to say like he was in character. That's what I, that's what I was saying. What would you say if you were in like prison talking about it? Like, look, He didn't act like that in the pen. Like, so, yeah. I think he was in character. That's what I was trying to tell people because I talked to him on the phone. a regular degular he uh vibing with his son in the background all the little shits I'm like okay he in character just like like a lot of these YouTubers you know what I'm saying I feel like he's somebody who like pretty much saw because like haven't seen a lot of his older stuff over the years and haven't talked to people like Wack about him buying promo and kind of being more like a normal dude back in the day it's like I feel like he really looked at 4Xtra and said oh I can do that I could like this is if I turn it up and act like a really silly crazy exaggerated version of myself and then maybe like people will pay more attention to me and it definitely worked I would have to line a timeline up you said like 4X well I'm just saying that I think probably looking at people like him or even like a Krip Mac or like all these people who have kind of like played the internet which I don't really think 4X was playing the character I don't think Krip Mac playing the character but definitely like at times they kind of hype shit up for the internet Krip Mac was playing the character I don't know him so I wouldn't know no no no no No, no, no, no, no.

13:31Crip Mac legit got mental health problems, right? Yeah. But he know how to get regular if he want to. Right. You know why? Because if you're in that county jail and you're in a dorm, all the antics and shit you're doing right here at this table, he can't do that in that dorm. And he not just, what up, cuss, to everybody. He's like, what up, black. For sure, he going to get it right. He going to get it. And I know people that have been in jail with him, and Crip Mac, he know how to program and have since. when it's time to. He not, he is cuckoo, for sure. If he wanted to, he could go on the yellows and go over there if he wanted to, but he don't.

14:09He put on blues like us three do, and he programmed like a regular inmate. I mean, if you want to get attention on the internet, picture if you had came in to do this interview and you had been like, you know what? I'm going to hit myself with the baby oil. I'm going to think up like 10 stupid things to say throughout the interview. I'm going to say this. I'm going to say that. I'm going to say that. And part of it, too, is like putting allegations on famous people or other gang members or just saying crazy shit. Like, I know King Pill didn't say that shit about Big Sad by accident. You know, he knew that that might be some truth to it.

14:43I'm not saying he's lying. I'm just saying that he was thinking, like, what can I say to get people to pay attention? That was part of the gimmick saying he banged whoever he did. He what? He threw piss on Big Sad. That was one thing he said. Hold on. I don't know if that's true or not. I'm talking about he said he smashed LMA or something. No, he said he fucked SZA, which SZA did not grow up on the West Coast. Yeah, yeah, but we all know that was like – but why are everybody trying to come down on him? Like we thought he was passing it off as the truth. We know he playing, though. Right. Right.

15:18Or did y 'all think he was talking to you? I mean, y 'all thought he was really trying to pass it off as the truth. I mean, I was trying to keep an open mind, but then I looked it up like five seconds after, and I was like, she didn't even grow up out here, so you're obviously lying. Right.

15:33I didn't think he was trying to pass it off as the truth. I thought he was trying to get everybody attention. It was part of his play. That's that big homie CC shit. Big homie CC is like, oh, I was a security guard and I know that this rapper's gay and this rapper's gay, etc. And then you dig into it and you're like, oh, you didn't actually do security for any of those people. You're just talking to your ass. I don't hate to be a rapper, bro. I'm not saying that none of it is true, but for sure, a lot of it was fake. Yeah. But, okay, so wait, as long as you're doing the King Pilt topic, like what was your relationship with him while you were in there?

16:08I have respect for him because he used to catch his face. My bad. That's right. Yeah, I have respect for him because he used to catch his face. And, like, you know, he never did nothing weird on that yard because there was a lot of dudes doing weird on that yard. And he was one of the ones that, like, was dependent on when certain things that happen he'll step out there so that's what gave me the respect i have for him like as far as um the how he chose to move on the internet you know i might look at that different because like like i'm coming i'm coming with just like you know rapping like i don't have no no no no gimmick or or nothing like that so you know i might have my opinion about how he choosing to do his thing but I see that a lot on the internet it's not just him you feel me so I don't really I don't really think too much of that no yeah I mean it's a decision like do I want to kind of play this character and maybe get attention but have people think I'm a goofy versus do I want to just be myself and everybody will say like yeah he's a real dude he's a solid dude he's exactly like what he's like on camera but then meanwhile it's not exactly super viral.

17:28I've seen this a lot. So after the last episode like I always do I'll be leaving right after like boom I get up out of here so it exploded with you and King Peele right? You were surprised when you heard about that? No no no well I was like damn because the whole time King Peele don't know that in the No Jumper group text he was like King Peele could be a good podcaster a good addition. I mess with King Peele, but Flocka, of course, Hayden. You know what I'm saying? Me and you. Hold on, but me and Adam was speaking up for him. He was like, well, if he ain't, I can make him into a good podcaster.

18:06This is what Adam's saying. But then after the shit ended, he blew up. I'm like, damn, I ain't like, f***ed it up. You know what I'm saying? I didn't even get a chance to have the conversation with him where it's like, hey, listen, if we do a four-hour podcast and you say like eight words the whole time, that's not good. Because he was silent that whole and it got way weird way more quiet after the nfa situation but even before that and he's talking about oh there's there's no these topics suck i'm like bro we got like the biggest mass shooting of all time in the rap culture in chicago one of the most popular no jumper hosts of all time blue is can hand off and you're telling me that these topics suck like sometimes the topics do suck this week we got a lot of shit that is pretty interesting to talk about.

18:51I don't know. I'm surprised. Yeah. But, yeah, I don't know. Fucking whatever. King Pilt, he can go do whatever he wants. I don't care anymore. Nah, that would have been a good look for him. Yeah, but he effed it up. I went, damn, beat team. I wish I would have lingered that day so I could, like, you know what I'm saying? Like, damn, keep back, bro. You know what I'm saying? But I always beat it, like, you know what I'm saying? But shit, you know. Yeah, that situation did not happen until, notably, you and NFA and your entourages had all already left. Right. which is kind of interesting so with the clickbait though hold on so some of the clickbaits say you owe him some money then the other one you're about to pull up you're about to shoot you know the irony of that is that he had already gotten the money sent to him through Cash App by the time that he was freaking out and yelling like if he had grabbed his phone and said a film and he had looked at the notifications he would have seen that he had already got the money because that's why I told him And yeah, you can smoke.

19:48I don't know if that's what you just said, but... But yeah, um... You know, he didn't really have to worry about it. He already got the money. Because to me, it's like, even if I don't fuck with the way you acted or whatever, it's like, if I told you I'm going to pay you, I'm still going to pay you. I'm not trying to rip anybody off, you know? So, so, so, so, so, is it a way to put a Band-Aid over this? Right? Because you let the white boy Milk come back up here. There's no jumper bashing for sure. That's a good point. So, so, so, because I... I think really, I think it was misdirected anger, right?

20:21Because of the end situation, really frustrating. So you think it'd be like a money or something, it could be a band-aid over it? I don't really think so, honestly. If anything, I'm trying to have less J-Cats in my vicinity. You're attracted to J-Cats. Bro, hold on, hold on, hold on. Cremac is a J-Cat. 607 is a J-Cat. Burnt out. Hold on. I ain't going to call phone actresses a J-Cat. Both of those people don't do drugs. Who don't do drugs? Like, 607 only smokes weed. He don't drink. He don't do drugs. I'm not sure about 607. Crip Mac, I've never seen do drugs besides weed and alcohol. I think Crip Mac just do O-English.

21:01Yeah. But, but, but, but. Hey, if I ever get a chance to snort a line with Crip Mac, I'm doing it. Then get him going. I want to know what that's like. Don't get him violated. Oh, well, that's a good point. Okay. I'm going to keep that in mind. What if he crazy? Well, that's kind of part of the deal. Yeah, I feel like that's. You're going to see the real monster come out of him. Oh, which one? Cribnack. If you did coke with him for his first time doing coke, oh, you're going to see a whole different version of him. Cribnack. Cribnack. Cribnack is, you know, he a cool guy. You could. Hey, bro. He's a cool guy.

21:35I could tell. I'm a good judge of character, bro. Like, he act like he think he's supposed to act. Being from where he's from and all that little shit. You'd sit down with him on a podcast? No. No. And he went to the Hell no He went over somewhere And got in the gloves With somebody The Bonnie and his Man Dozzy Kane yeah Yeah I respected that Nah I wouldn't I wouldn't sit down with him Or 4Xers though Like Like Break Break straight And shit For sure But I don't know What other What other What other What other I got to do podcast But I know for sure 4Xers And Kremac That's That's That's That's Hell no Yeah, they're probably two of the last people on Earth that would want to do podcasts with people that this is enemies to for sure.

22:23Okay, wait. So those seven years, though, I don't know. Like, what was your mentality going into it? Were you already in the mentality of like, you know what? Like, this is just what happens to a lot of people in my community. You got to just go do some time at a certain point. Or were you like distraught, like super upset about it? I made myself believe that. like this part of this part of the game but i was i was hurt i was i was kind of i was kind of up because um i never did that much time and i'm like dang i'm gonna get through this i know i'm gonna do it i'm gonna get through it and then like you know after like a year or two of being in prison it was like i got this like you know it becomes kind of regular swing in a program Right, right.

23:15Definitely. Did you try to keep your nose clean and try to not get in trouble and shit, or were you just on bullshit from the beginning because you kind of have to? From the beginning to my last day, if the homies needed me, I was there.

23:34I ended up paroling without catching another write-up, but that was my mind state. Like, if the homies get it bragging, like, today, and this is my last day in this thing, I'm going to get it bragging with them. But after this, I'm chilling. I'm going to try to, like, walk a straight line. Right. Because King Pell, when we heard his review of you, he said that you were tripping. You were running crazy fades back to back. Hey, his word, he said, the most active blood. I think I've been in jail with. I said, that's a tall can. A beer on BT. I said, all right. I don't know what the fuck y 'all's on the new fossil.

24:14There was a lot of active homies, but I'm telling you, there was like young neighborhoods up there, and it was us, and we was clashing, and it was like, you know, like when it was all said and done, all the active dudes had respect for each other because they ended up putting us all on the same rope. Right. After we got out the hole for one of the little incidents, and so we just like, we started chopping it up and all that. It was cool. Definitely. Yeah, because he said that you were fighting a lot of fellow homies as well. I got into a lot. Yeah. I tend to get into it with homies a lot up in there, but it'd be the busters.

24:54They ain't up to par. Yeah, they ain't up to par. Right. And the dudes that can't be their own man, you know what I mean? Right. Definitely. If you can't be your own man, stay at home, bro. You shouldn't even come in crimes, nigga. What's the craziest thing you saw while you were doing those seven years? The whites, the woods, they down there cut one of the other people's head off. And then we was in a riot with the Spanish, and they was popping. They was popping dudes. They was, like, literally shooting people. Oh, the guards? Yeah. With the Mini-14? Yeah. So you're in the riot and you just see people just start getting shot like right next to you?

25:39I'm in a riot squabbing. And I ended up in a situation where I was getting packed out by like five Hispanics, six Hispanics, eight Hispanics. Now they got me. Now that was that when you was in the shower? No, that wasn't that one. Hold on, I'm going to let you land on this one, right? We're going to get to that. So they got up on you in the shower? What? It happens. What are you talking about? Yeah. So you were showering in the opposite. I'm showering. They bless you. I'm showering in the Sacramento Crips. They jump an Oak Park home. Right. And I ended up getting in that because he didn't have no homies up in there.

26:22And I wasn't going to let him. Right. As a B-team member, you ain't going to leave no homie hanging. Mm-hmm. So I ended up jumping in that. All right. Now that's a plausible moment Cause I Cause I You know how the viewers Get in the comments Alright cause now It was a story Before Actors You know how to go To the LA County Jail You go through this Boom The little window Boom Then they put you In the shower Boom Well Actors said He seen the nigga Like you know what I'm saying They showering Then he see the Hoover test Like he been Where you from And he got the Got bracken Like butt ass naked You know what I'm saying So I did Okay But in that case Where he was at You could wait That right there You had to That wasn't no That wasn't no mandatory That was mandatory Yeah, you talking about the LA bounty When you go through processing Yeah, yeah, nigga can't wait for that Cause y 'all's going to the same place anyway Exactly, yeah, you can't wait for that But I can't speak Nigga must want it to get right to No, no, no, no, no I was just thinking, I'm like, man, I've been to the county jail a million, a caesillion times, right?

27:23I know the process And you butt ass naked, you see this nigga attached But, but, but You couldn't wait? Because after there They gonna put you Your blues And you gonna go In that little room Boom And you could've Pounded on them in the air Right So you were But no no Ari So aside from that So you assisted the homie The Sacramento Crips Got cracking on the homies From Sacramento And you had to help them Actually it wasn't even The Sacramento homies It was the neighborhoods Huh It was the neighborhoods Neighborhoods got on The Sacramento nigga Yeah they got on The old park Okay okay You had to act on me From Sacramento The old park They love Shut up my Okay okay Damn okay Really you can start a YouTube channel And tell some stories though Oh for real And this shit gonna be 100 % Authentic No replica Yeah like putting those stories in the music Does that still work the way it's supposed to Or do you feel like people are not interested Unless it's like No you gonna have the motherfuckers that's like us That came up our generation That's gonna fuck with it You know what I'm saying?

28:30A lot of motherfuckers, too, they don't give a f***. They don't care if it's fabricated or whatever. They just f*** fans of s***. You know what I'm saying? But that's what we here for. We for the authentic s***, not the replica s***. Like, we ain't doing no cloud chasing and s*** like that. You know what I'm saying? That's why this one of my day ones. Seriously, I tell him all the time, just keep grinding because it's going to pay off. Anything you keep putting your time into, it eventually got to pay off. you got to catch a break. That's just like gambling or something. You know what I'm saying?

29:02If you gambling, you might lose, lose, lose, lose. You're going to eventually win one time. A weak-ass team. You see how the table turns even in sports. A weak-ass team around and start, it's their time to shine. You know what I'm saying? Everybody get their time to shine. It's what you do with the moment that you, you know what I'm saying, that you have. Definitely. Were you thinking about rapping already? Like as your time in prison was wrapping up, but you're already thinking like shit I'm gonna rap when I get out he's been rapping for a minute though I've been rapping for a minute but I didn't rap a day in prison like the homies didn't even know I knew how to rap but when I got out I used to go visit my uncle and he used to tell me like man record something cause he had all the equipment and shit so I used to just record and I let the homies hear it like I let her hear it for sure.

29:57And then she'd be telling me like, yeah, that go up, bro, that go up. And then I'm like, I'm about to just start. Like, you know. But it's like, I like writing. So, you feel me? It's more therapeutic. So you don't punch in? I still have to punch in, but I still write though. So, like, I might say four bars and slip up, punch me in from there. But it just comes to you throughout your day or whatever? You might just grab your phone and just write down a couple of lyrics to pop in your head. That's exactly what I do. How you know? No, that's what I do, too. That's crazy. That's exactly what I do.

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30:33That's what I be telling him to do. And he hard. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. You be rapping, Waco? Yeah, I do this shit as a hobby, though. I really started, like, the homie Lil No. That's one of my road dogs, too. You feel me? So we was f***ing around one time at Blood House, f***ing with Faded J. Y 'all probably don't know if y 'all heard of Faded J and Big Grid. but they they they on their shit now though but yeah they come they'll come to your house and whatever set it up and shit and I just around and shit and then that shit sounded bull so I just start with it as a hobby but I don't like me I'm the type of person like I don't like talking about the same shit we ain't just on no kill kill or murder I make music when I do it I like to switch up the topic or ask my boy too so when he do shit too like I've been telling him for the longest It's like, stop shooting every video in the hood.

31:26Do something different. That's why his last video, you feel me? I'm like, okay, he did something different. You know what I'm saying? But do you feel kind of boxed in with that? Because I feel like that is one weird thing about rap is that, like, there's a lot of parts of your life that realistically people don't really want to hear you rap about. Like, you love having kids. You love your girl. But, like, realistically, like, unless you become, like, a super solidified rapper, like, the fans don't necessarily want to hear It just depends on what fans that you attract because only gangbanging fans is just going to want to hear this certain shit, you feel me?

32:02So if you got other people, I'm saying if he talk about his kids and stuff, motherfuckers with kids is going to feel like if he's saying some real shit, I don't give a fuck. You're going to be like, damn, that was some hard-ass shit. Some of the biggest rappers, like when I listen to the EBK J-Bo album, it's like, I know you got ops and I know you got blicks and shit, but holy f*** like every song that's what I'm saying like every song I don't like listening to every song is just the same shit like I'm not even you know what I'm saying I gotta switch you gotta kinda be like me I would be creative though you know what I'm saying keep it real right hey look bro this gang bang thing like uh that shit like it spread like cancer right so and then people that's not from California they interested in what we got going on so if you got like download on the video and it's 100 bloods in the background that's the cheat code everybody from all over the side they want to oh yeah you know what I'm saying on everything so you do that shit like that like that like that then you get that attention then you switch it up you can get to talk about your kids you can do it yeah for sure like Kendrick he was making all the little songs we can rock to and then he started doing weirdo rap but at that time he could do it now because you already solidified yourself to Kendrick creative as a motherfucker though so he know and he like a genius in the mind so you gotta let people do certain shit like the shit is any well far as life period shit is just chess you know what i'm saying you gotta play to win so some people i don't know they play for fun some people play to lose play for win and that's one thing about like what prison taught me too like that shit is it's it's chess you know what i'm saying you know how my get in there my see my oh you ain't got no I'm storing my feet and you get part of this spread, but it didn't already check this books over here and he got a gang of money.

33:56So guess what? And they put this on there, put this on there. He ordering all type of shit and he think this show real partner because you're probably, you know what I'm saying? Just spreading with, with this once, but it had a whole angle. So everything is like chess moves. Hi, Ryan Reynolds here for a mint mobile. Are you looking for a beach read this summer? may I suggest your big wireless bill. It's got suspense, mystery, a slightly flat emotional arc, and a shocking twist where you realize you've been overpaying the entire time. Fortunately, though, Mint's story is better. Every plan,$15 a month, even unlimited.

34:28That's it. Happy ending. Zero tears. Give it a try at mintmobile.com slash switch. Upfront payment of$45 for three months,$90 for six months, or$180 for 12-month plan required. $15 per month equivalent. Taxes and fees extra. Initial plan term only greater than 50 gigabytes. May slow when network is busy. See terms. definitely yeah i mean like it's easy to forget but like there's a lot of fans who when they like they don't really care that much about the music but if there's a music video where you got like 100 dudes wearing the same color and they got big guns out and shit that's like that's exactly what they want yeah that's fascinating yeah i noticed that my videos that i have a lot of homies in they always got way more views like 80 ,000 and 60 ,000 in the videos where it was just a couple of us the views might be way less so that's why I was kind of like he used to always tell me you gotta change up the environment and all that, I was kind of nervous to do that because I'm like damn if I shoot a video by myself the views might not go up based on what you and Munchy just said, you feel me but it did pretty good but see when you do the music videos with the homies a million deep and shit right you're using that as a tool to get everybody attention cause the people that's not from here where like the gang gang shit started at they tapped into it like in New York they learned this gang banging shit out of book they started banging after Monster Cody dropped his book bro yeah no for real and then St.

36:00Louis they started blood and cripping after the movie Colors came out so like they learning from us and they still trying to learn you know what I'm saying cause they got shit wrong so like you just use that as like a cheat code get their attention and then hit them with the shit you really want to hit them with you know what I'm saying when you're stressing about your baby mama and shit and nobody care but you I got a question cause I was watching there was like this interview with a bunch of hoovers that went viral like a couple months ago but basically like they were saying you can be from out of town and claim the same gang as us but you can't be like adding your own twist to shit.

36:36And I mean, there's like a few different ways. I think that you could kind of take that. I would agree with that though. Okay. So, but like what, what kind of stuff as far as blood stuff just should not be with or changed or manipulated or altered in terms of other stuff. That's just like, look, I'm going to give you an example of some shit though. Right. I think it's like the homies in Connecticut or something. They bang millers. You know, we, we push Athens millers, but yeah, They beefing over there, right? You got Millers, and then you got Millers, and they beefing. What? That's crazy. Hold on.

37:10How they just twist? They just like that one little thing? They got their own little shit going on. You know what I'm saying? That's some real shit, though. You feel me? One of the homies can tell you more than I can, but I'm just saying this is some shit that I know that's out there, though. And they beefing with each other. It's like Millers versus Millers. But that's funny because in that Hoover interview I'm talking about, it's like they're talking about the same thing. In Texas, I guess there's HCG and HGC in the prison system, and they beef like crazy, and it's like they're both Hoovers, but somehow they became two sides of something.

37:40For us, it's like, what? They Fado's Hoover, right? Out here is Fado's Hoover Gangs to Crip. But out there, they Fado's Crip Gang. HCG instead of HGC. And then those from Hoover out here that's from Fado's, they're like, hold on. I got your Alphabet's twisted. You know what I'm saying? And then they be clicked up with dudes that, well, this is what I'm seeing on the internet. I don't know if it's true or not. They be clicked up with dudes that we wouldn't be clicked up with. So you talking about 607-hunt? I don't even know. No, the 607-hunt, he say he from Hoover and St. Louis. He from 107. He just a B.

38:23No, I'm going to get to that. Right? So I'm going to go to his name first. So he say 6-0s and 107 Hovers is clicked up in St. Louis, and that's where he gets his name 607 Unk from. So that's what you're talking about when you say names clicked up. That's probably what your boy even mattered. What boy? He was saying something like that. No, but when they did that podcast together, nobody mentioned, and Lush specifically went out of his way to not mention it, that like, well, you know, 4-Extra Unk is a Hoover crip. He didn't say that because he thought it was going to turn this up. He already knew it, though.

38:55The hoover hoover slobber him over shit was viral though So he already heard that already I don't know how tapped in Forrest is To that though You didn't see it? I don't pay attention to everything I envy you The nigga with the dress The ugly nigga The little weirdo So a lot of people were acting like we invented this narrative Oh, Unk did not disrespect the Bloods He just said the S word I'm like no, that is the same thing The ultimate way you want to disrespect some Bloods You say that shit And then you said the remover. That's. Yeah. Nah, he said the S or. That too, but then you said the remover though.

39:32That's putting even more. Okay, so, so, so. Now, now, now, now. It don't matter if Munchie like. Munchie thought, oh, yeah, he didn't mean to like that. Or, well, he apologized. He forgave him. It did more than just Munchie. It did like. You got two dudes right here that. If they see him trying to get some gas. They go put chucks in his ass. Like. Like, so, I mean, like you said, it disrespected the whole collective, though. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, for sure. I mean, shit. I didn't run him from no jumper, though. Four extras did. Because I was waiting to get back on camera with him, and he missed, like, two Tuesdays in a row.

40:10I used to ask him, like, now I need to sit next to him. Look, look, because, look, look, the week prior, bro, the first time we did content with him, he was unfashioning his pants. He was getting up dancing and shit. They said a borderline gay joke And he went over there and hopped in front of Young Ant Got on his knees and shit Yeah I beat that shit too I text Adam like hey bro we gotta work the city arrangement I can't be sitting next to him bro cause he's spontaneous I don't want him hopping in front of me twerking or whatever You know what I'm saying Adam like alright so the next week I'm sitting there Adam right here he right there And then you know I'm applying pressure I'm like I'm gonna tell 4X I'm gonna have a bitch DM him And let him know you're moving And he's like I guess he felt corny like yeah And he said oh yeah who was moving over I don't know What Like you know what I'm saying But I'm like damn If I would have been sitting Right next to him Like I was the week prior You know what I'm saying I don't know me watching And I just felt like Like he was a buster When he did that Yeah I felt like That shit was a whole act When I seen it I ain't gonna lie Hold on hold on What you mean by whole act I'm saying it was a whole act Like he did that shit Knowing he was sitting On this side Like I don't know How the shit was set up Or how the shit go But I just felt like He did that shit Knowing like nothing was finna happen to him.

41:22That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. I thought it was an act. I don't know if... This is my first time being here, so I don't know if security could have been right here, because you got people that do shit, knowing security is right here, where he can't get to me type shit. You get what I'm saying? Hey, you know what else I heard? Sir, niggas say some shit. I heard he fucked away because he thought I was calling him gay. Because I didn't want to sit next to him. really oh you ain't heard that one you like I wasn't trying to like cause I don't want you to get in a character and then you get don't hop in on your knees in front of me I mean somebody like him can't be like oh he called me gay when it's like you're intentionally doing sort of borderline gay shit to get attention you know what I'm saying that man know what you're doing right cause he cause that's a character cause he not he not he not like you know what I'm saying that he not slow bro For sure, 607 basically worked his way into a position where, like, no blood.

42:22So that's the dude 607? Yeah, yeah, yeah. No blood is going to sit down with him at this point unless he makes some changes. No, we can't. I'm not sitting down. Yeah. Even, like, him, like, the Forrester thing, like, he was just saying all this weird voodoo shit after he lost his hand, whatever. He's talking about, like, oh, like, he put voodoo on you to do it. I'm like, bro, now. So what you saying? any wrong for saying that? That's like a whole, all these neighborhoods now are gonna look at you funny like they don't want to sit through you because you're saying some weird shit like that about somebody that they fuck with.

42:52It's like he already is like kind of working. Yes, you got some viral moments. You made a bunch of people laugh. You made a bunch of people's jaws drop. But now there's like a lot of people that we can't really have you around. No, I'm saying a little, is he wrong for saying this little voodoo, little content shit? Because he just got embarrassed, bro. The FOX is embarrassed the fuck out of him, bro. He marked him out from everybody. It's gonna be hard to get

43:15I'm saying like, is he wrong for like, like having a little jokes and shit? I mean, on one hand, if this was a person that you really, you joking too. I'm not. Okay. Everybody, a lot of expressions involve mentioning your hands and shit. All right. On one side, I can look at it and say that if you really got beef with somebody, or if you look at somebody like a hop and something bad happens to you, like, I mean, this is, this is rap shit. I mean, you can say whatever the you want, but I do think that like, if somebody goes through something that's like a life altering horrible experience like that and even a lot of his actual ops are not using this as an opportunity to shit on him because they genuinely feel bad for him it's like you know you're putting yourself in a certain box by choosing to make content about this and and clown on somebody for that hey but i'm trying to figure out why the crips especially like from the other side they act like they disappointed in me for cracking little jokes, right?

44:07And I don't understand. Because you, ah. No, no, no, no. That's all it is. No, no, no, no, no, no. They act like they're like, no, I'm disappointed in money. Even the first part. Not mad. They said they like disappointed. They didn't expect me to be, right? But I'm saying, but this not a little girl that got hit by a drunken driver. He didn't die in a house fire. He didn't like, bro, you did the shit to yourself, right? Nah, for real. You just talking about you finna blow other motherfuckers up. The boy Wax said, you know, I wouldn't make no jokes like that even with a hug because it could happen to anybody.

44:38No, it can't. Because I thought when you light fireworks like that, you're supposed to put that on the ground. Light it and run away from it. I never heard of people lighting M-80s in their hand and trying to throw it. Especially outside of a car. It was faulty and it like blew up before. No, it wasn't faulty. It wasn't faulty. Oh, it is. But see, that's the thing. I don't believe that M-80 was faulty, though. You got a stem. That's a fuse. You don't know when that motherfucker. You might light it and then you go, bam. Yeah. Instead of it taking its time. You know what I'm saying? But I'm not going to play with it.

45:08But why is everybody trying to get my way out saying that it was like a faulty M80? No. It might have been, no. No, was it? It was just some stupid shit to do. Probably a lot of the stuff that we've heard about this is not true. What I just said, right? You don't know. How the fuck can you trust this shit that you got from way over here? This shit you don't even know about. So if you light the motherfucking infusions, go straight to the thing. Bam. It's going to blow up. Or it might take a long time. but I'm not finna risk it. Me personally, I'm not finna risk this shit. I'm gonna, that motherfucker right there, I'm gonna, and then I'm gonna do it.

45:42So is this. I mean, my whole thing about it is like, if you really hate somebody, sure, say whatever the fuck you want, but there's a lot of stuff, a lot of bad stuff that could happen to someone that I consider like my worst enemy, and I'm not gonna make a joke about it. And it's like, I can give somebody a hard time about a horrific experience that happened to them many years later or whatever, and they don't really feel that bad, but in that moment, immediately rushing to the internet, especially if you're someone who wasn't exactly knocking on the door. Hey, can I get a fade? No, you were kind of like chilling, doing whatever, and then something bad happened, and then you decided to jump out the window because you look at him now as not being as dangerous.

46:19That shit that I think a lot of people look at. I don't agree with that narrative. I don't think people was waiting on his head and they get blown off to talk shit. A lot of people weren't. Yeah, that's the internet. They don't do whatever the fuck they want to do. Right, that's how the internet works. That motherfucker is tricky. I mean like I'm even picturing like when I see the the video that somebody made of like an AI thing of of him sitting at this table and the firework goes off in his hand and he starts screaming I'm just like bro imagine trying to explain that to his family who's seeing this shit and they don't understand see what happened hey look look I don't I ain't trying to I just look we got this book right here though this book this is mastering your beast mode 32 laws of becoming a high value man.

47:00This is by the homie Don Lewis, Big Weezy. Okay. We got this right here. That's for a reason because we supporting our homies. Okay. So we on some positive shit too. I just have to throw that up in there. Run that title back again. What it's called? It's called Matching Your Beast Mode. All right. 32 loss to becoming a high value man. A high value man. Big Don Lewis. Check it out. Everybody know what I'm saying. We got to spread the positivity shit too. You know what I mean? Then on top of that, we got the homie, Devin Brock. He got the built to win fitness. UFC fighter. He training and shit. We got shit out to Athens that not just on some negative shit.

47:46Devin Brock. We gonna set it up. He gonna beat 600 up on B-team. He'll get down for some cash? Oh, no. Devin Brock. I mean, I don't know what he'll do. But he on Hey Devin you watching this on Eaglewood 600 you is too you gotta redeem yourself 600 you got knocked out in 15 seconds You gotta redeem yourself Devin Brock skill fighter You claim you a professional boxer Let's get it going Cause it seems like it's hard to get a fade around LA bro Everybody think they celebrities So look Four extras didn't want to get out on KPL He say oh he's a smoker An X, Y, and Z And then every time like Like, if y 'all...

48:27I still don't know what a celebrity mean no more. Right? Because everybody's celebrities. But, man, Devin Brock, O 'Englewood Family, 600. You feel me? Let's do it. I mean, it seems like it's easier to make these sort of boxing matches happen when you're talking about, like, random YouTubers that don't have real serious beef or whatever. That's why I thought that the Forester and the King Pill thing could happen because it's like, well, they live, like, an hour away, right? Like, so y 'all don't really care about each other. It's not no real beef, right. That ended pretty quickly. Yeah. I don't see no reason why it wouldn't have happened.

49:01I would have jumped. Wait, 50K? 50K? I don't know. Is that what it was, Adam? 50K? I mean, okay, the only thing that was based on was the fact that the boxing promoter had told us, like, I think he had said to me in King Pill, like, yo, each of the fighters, if we really sell this thing, they could make 50K, something like that each. and that's why I repeated to 4XJ. It wasn't like a guarantee or anything, but that's like what the boxing promoter told us might be reasonable. Nearer that. 20 in there. Because you were robbing shit for a lot less than 50K. Robbing shit? Niggas me in jail fighting for free.

49:40Yeah, yeah. Like, niggas. They're scrabbling for free over, over, over. You cut me in line to get in the shower in the county? For free. So you get out here, then you wouldn't take anything close to a 50 piece. For real. Yeah, shit. One of my homies turned that shit down. We're going to whoop your ass at the park. Yeah, I got it. I'm taking that. 50K? No, for real. Diving in. If it was 50K and, like, you knew you were just going to get knocked out right away, I mean, shit. I'm still taking it. Might as well, right? Hey, Adam McCubbin is going to get out with you, though. I know, but you know what?

50:16That's one thing. He said, I know. I don't think that's happening. Look at 600. 600 is an actual boxer. And as soon as people see him get knocked out one time, it's like, oh, now you got to fight everybody. Everybody. You owe everybody a fade now. I'm not trying to open Pandora's box, because if I fight one person, then nobody's ever going to stop crawling out of the woodwork. I'm going to just put myself in the old head category. You should make it a one-shot urge. I'm like Don King. You can't challenge Don King to a fight. But listen, if it's a certain amount of money, I think you'll get in there.

50:47Oh, yeah, yeah, probably. But I'm not going to get that amount of money unless the person is like very, very famous. And I can't really think of anybody in that sort of category that would make sense. Jake Paul might f*** with you. No, Jake Paul. I know, but he's still here. He's going to kill me. Aiden Ross. But Aiden Ross put it together, right? It's like his thing. What's up with the homegirl? Over there, I just shout out to the homegirls. What's happening with y 'all? I thought you were saying you wanted me to fight them. Nah, hell no They gon' f*** you up They gon' f*** you up That's what I'm saying Yeah, I don't wanna Then Munchie won't have a ride home If I knock him out Yeah Hey, hey, hey, hey They said Why don't I let him know he a chef Oh yeah, definitely Oh yeah?

51:31Yeah, I got a I got a cold wrist game Whip game Strong season game Really? You got a check or a little get up? Nah, it's working It's in the works In the works Yeah I feel like that's Girls like that shit It goes a long way with the ladies. Right? You see that nigga in there naked whipping up the breakfast type shit? Everything. You say you ain't f***ing with that though, huh? Shit, no, I f***ing with that. Hey, if it's at a bitch house, yeah. My f***ing neck is whipping up. You want something to, Lil Jody? Lil Jody. Lil Jody. So I found out about you from the blood report card. Do you respect the blood report card from what you've seen of it?

52:15rap news and street politics. From what you saw? I mean, my grade was definitely accurate. Overall though? Yeah. I don't know. I mean, I respect that based on if he's basing it off of content and what he's saying on the internet. That's all they could go off of because I don't think you know none of these people personally. Right. And that's basically what he's basing it off of. You feel me? So he green you off of how you conduct yourself on the internet. So based on him, he could only go off of what he see on the internet or whatever he hear. You think he was accurate? What is great?

52:59You ain't got to be politically correct. It was straight. I don't think Lil Brazy should have been on there, though. Oh, so Lil Brazy shouldn't have been on the program at all. I don't think he should have been on it. Oh, okay. Now I'm going to see what crip they're going to put on the crip report card. They did do one last year, and I think he has a non-affiliate report card, a crip report card, and another one ready to go that are coming soon, he said. Non-affiliate report card? I already talked about it, but he don't got it already, do he? Non-affiliate report card, he got that already? I don't think so.

53:33He was teasing it at the end of one of the other videos. Shout out to Rap News Street Politics. That is a really great channel. I would love to know who runs that channel, but I have no idea. I'm on to him. I'm on to him. I've been doing a silent investigation in my brain. I could tell what General Airy he from. Really? Yeah. I could tell that much. Bro, because like the video that he did about the Valley gangs, like, bro, that is so much information that I don't really think that like many people or almost anybody has ever compiled before. Like that was like extremely in-depth. Whoever he is, he a crip.

54:04That's for one. You think? And then second, he's a West LA crip. Hmm. You know what I'm saying? He's from that area. For two, he's been to the feds before. I could tell that. You know what I'm saying? So he seemed like a dude that had been to jail before? No, no, no. He'd been to jail. He'd been to jail and he'd been to the feds before. I could tell just by watching his content. I'm all to him. You know what I'm saying? And the people that watch it and the people he giving grades on, he knows some of them people though. He knows them personally, but don't nobody just know who he is because it's a faceless bag.

54:40And he'll be talking about different neighborhoods and he'll be like, I was over here last week. And I'm like, oh, okay. So you're around. You're still out here. Okay. Yeah. I'm on to him. He'd be having a lot of information for sure. It's just weird because it feels like the gangbanging world is not great at keeping secrets. And I'm surprised that he hasn't got exposed. But I don't want him to get exposed because if he gets exposed, then maybe his content starts to suck. Because I like him as being like raw and unapologetic. He'll be able to say whatever he wants. He'll get exposed. You don't think so?

55:09No, no, no. He's too smart for that shit. because he can't even tell two people. Shit, we've been watching Swamp Stories for like four years. He's still, nobody knows who that is. His shit is bunk. His shit is not accurate. Right. No. He basically just covered a beta. Mostly. He started with that, but he kind of does everything now. That shit is not accurate, bro. That shit be bunk. He be exaggerating shit and all kind of shit. Interesting. Okay, so Munchy has notably done a bunch of podcasts with people that traditionally he wouldn't have got along with. Could you do that in terms of music, in terms of podcasting?

55:47Would you ever sit down with somebody that traditionally your neighborhood is not supposed to get along with? No, not at all. Just based on what I experienced. Like I told Munchie when he asked me, I'm mature, and I can be mature. But as far as just sitting down next to somebody for like an hour or something, it's not happening. I wouldn't want to. But, like, you know, when I was in prison, this dude, that was my enemy. We were pretty cool. Like, we were straight. But it was always the ones that I had, you know, squabbled or had altercations with or something. It was never just one of the inimigos that was there.

56:36Like we had to have an altercation or squabble up, really squabble up for me to have that type of respect for you to even get that out of the way. That's interesting. So that's kind of like a requirement in order to get on the kind of respectable terms that you would need to be on. Are there people like in your actual life though that you talk to that you have a good relationship with that would be in that category, but then you wouldn't want to bring it to a podcast because that's like advertising the fact that you're cool. Nah. Nah, because it ain't like he hiding it. Yeah, nah, I'm not hiding it.

57:05If it was a couple of dudes that I kept track of when I was in there that I was cool with, I definitely say, yeah, I still holler at them dudes, but I don't. But I met a lot of cool dudes that was ops and close to ops. I mean, because you did a podcast with Break, but would you have done a song with them? Oh, me? Yeah, is that different? Some. Like, you know how y 'all doing a cypher? That doesn't feel like a real collab in the same way. That would be. But see, like I'm saying, like, I'm not messing with that Rafi Sting team dude, and I'm not doing nothing with four extras. Yeah, that's way different.

57:45I could do it with Brick, though. I would have did it if Brick was on there, and then that Rafi dude wasn't on there. Yeah, because that's like a cypher. Yeah. Yeah, but even a cypher, bro, I'm not doing that with, hell no. Like, with Brick, Brick, all right, bro. Bro, Brick, Brick. Hey, look, this is what I can tell about Brick, baby, bro. Brick, we just want to be regular, bro, and live his life. But he, like, afflicted, though. And then people be trying to challenge him a lot. He's hard, though. So he be, like, bringing himself back. He be, like, to defend himself at times. You know what I'm saying?

58:15But he just really want to be regular and just podcasting. You know what I'm saying? But niggas won't let him. That's the streets for you, though. That's what you should do. I'm saying that. But I ain't letting no nigga, like, pressure me about nothing, though. I'm nigga. It's just you, actually. I'm nigga. Nah. Would you sit down with him? Sit down with him? I can do a podcast with him. Hey, hold on. Let me ask you something. Is it levels to the Enemigo shit? What Enemigo it is? Or are all Smegos is off the question, period? You asking me? Yeah. So with me personally, I can have a sit down with an Enemigo.

58:59But if it's a motherfucker that's been dissing, you've been disrespecting and shit like that, though, and I know, no, I'm not for it. I'm not for it. Because I just did that. Because when you're in prison, first of all, you got it. You know what I'm saying? No, no, no. Listen, listen. I know. Let me finish. Let me finish. Let me finish. Let me finish. I just came from that. So that's why I'm saying if a motherfucker is on a mutual respect and they ain't been dissing that I know about. then yeah, I can do it. But if you've been dissing and all type of shit, saying this and that, I don't want to sit down with you.

59:38Because I know that's what you, you know what I'm saying? It's not like that. I don't want to do that. You know what I mean? You can sit down and break because he's not out here being disrespectful. Yeah, he ain't on that. It's been a long time probably since he did same break. But then you've got the other motherfucker that's on some life. Woo-dee-woo-woo. I'm not, nah. We ain't, we, I mean, me, I'm not going for that we got n****s that really didn't die for all this type of s*** that's really been trooping so if I know that you out here playing on the internet doing all this type of stuff then I'm cool cause I feel like you can do a podcast with somebody that you're not necessarily cool with but if you do a song together that's like saying like this is somebody I'm super super tight with you gotta be on really really good terms to do music with somebody.

1:00:27But you ain't gonna see a lot of that, though. What if it's a cipher, but you're just sending your verse in? You kind of gotta shoot a video, too. I ain't doing that, though. Okay, so what about... They were like, well, with certain ops, I don't want to be on a cipher with you. Hey, look. So what about this, too, though? This is another subject. What about doing a song with a nigga that got supposedly paperwork or whatever? How you feel about that? I'm gonna guess that's a no. Who you asking? I'm just saying. If a nigga got supposedly... I'm actually everybody will you know I'm saying, you know, I don't know care.

1:00:59I Invite them because I already know that like I mean like if it was like a no-jumper cipher But it would be really weird to have a host who had paperwork like that because I know it will come up every week When you're doing music when you're doing music You're not just you're not just dealing with like like gang members. You feel me, right? There might be a square dude out there that done told on somebody and you don't even care to know. No, but I'm saying, if you don't know, but if you know already, that's what I'm saying. If you know already and you like, they like, yeah, this nigga got some shit on this shit.

1:01:37You know, woo-woo. Whatever's out there, is you gonna do a song with him or what? I'm not doing a song with no game bigger. That's a snitch or no. I'm not doing it either. Or no dude, that's just, you feel me? That's bad. What's your take on it? When you say that, two people come to mind. That's from the L.A. scene. And I'm going to leave that shit alone, bro. That's something to come to my mind, too. But I just want to just hear because the shit that I'm on is, I'm on some morals over money and all this other type of shit. That's the type of shit that we on. You know what I'm saying? That's why I like that, bro, you know what I'm saying?

1:02:20you gave him this opportunity or whatever. Appreciate it, too. You know what I'm saying? But he been a solid nigga for the longest. You know what I'm saying? Certain light don't get shined on solid niggas like that. You know what I'm saying? Because they just been too solid. In the world that we live in, we got fake mixed with this, mixed with that. So, you know, only the real is going to really be, like, rooting for a motherfucker. You know what I'm saying? So that's why I'm asking that question. That's what? that solid shit right that's cool it's gonna get you all respect and then it's self self fulfillment right but guess what niggas getting famous for being snitches bro why sell woody he boning off of being a snitch I don't recall he getting far with that shit and this Charleston White is rich at this point exactly but that's what I'm saying though what are you gonna do if a motherfuckin' say look I got 100k for you right now I need you to do this song with Charleston Weiss.

1:03:23He's been dissing everybody dead homies and all type of shit. Are you going to stand on your morals? Are you going to go for the money? 100K? 100K. Are you going to stand on your morals or are you going to go for the money? No, I'll probably get the 100K, bro. I'll figure out something later with him. But also, Charleston White is like an admitted snitch. I get it. Not a gang member and not from L.A. So that becomes a lot easier for you. No, I get it. Hey, look, look, look. I'm not going to judge you, but I'm just saying I'm not fucking with you. I shit up with him talking about some – he said who would be a good opponent for us to start charging white.

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1:05:27RX only. Go to Rho.co slash safety for serious side effects and boxed warning associated with GLP-1s. I'm a big blood. Not as nice, but bro, I will f*** him up. But see, in them circumstances that Wack described, He said, if you put it, you go three steps this way, three steps that way, he can't really. Man, come on, bro. It's over. Dogging out, huh? What? Oh, B team. Man, I would love it. Oh, oh, oh. What? But he might be like, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, oh, oh. Eagle with Swab ain't got no money. I ain't doing that here. You bet not. Oh, Eagle with Fanny. Bro, it'd be bad.

1:06:06Yeah. It'd be bad. Put it together, nigga. You got the reach, nigga? Hmm. Man, tell him. Tell him. I'm telling Ian Ross, I got the perfect opponent. Man, tell Ian Ross. Say he beats you. His career. And then the title of the blog post is going to be, Charleston White wins his Boston match against a blind man. That ain't going to happen. That's not – or if he gets beat – oh, Lord. That ain't going to happen. You guys are going to be a great day on the internet. No, no, no, no. That ain't going to happen. I'm cool to run that risk. I'm going to whip on Charleston for sure. Bro, bro, bro. Hey, bro, bro.

1:06:40I'm more positive than the HIV test. that I will f*** him over. For real. I'm talking about the environment that the boy Kaz Jones described. Come on, bro. I love the idea of being able to set up a big boxing match with all these gang members, but I think in reality it's probably not the best idea. It's probably not worth all the headaches. I don't think a lot of them really want to do it. Yeah. Motherfuckers ain't gonna want to do it because they pride. They don't want to get embarrassed. You're gonna let down your game. But hold on, bro. Even if you get all the fighters on the same page, now you gotta think about the audience.

1:07:22What's gonna happen in the same place? Now, that's bad. There's so many things that could go wrong. But y 'all can control the audience. Sort of. You could have cops there, but I feel like that's not gonna stop a lot of people from beating the dog shit out of each other. If the fighters is respectable, they go kick it. Because the homies could deck the business. They know Dulo in there getting his chili squabbling. Like, man, let Dulo do his thing, collect his bags. If I'm getting my eyes whewed, y 'all better not fuck up nothing. Let me get my eyes whewed. I need this dough. See, that's why if you do this, it's got to be out of town.

1:07:54And even then, I'm very, very worried. Out of town. That makes sense. Because they're going to see each other at the Waffle House and some shit's going to happen. It might happen around the corner. It ain't going to happen at the venue. My homies got respect for me. They're like, man, kick back. Let Munchy do his thing. He's going to punch on blood with the one eye. You know what I'm saying? and that's it. If the person that's fighting and participating got a little respect to them, it's going to be good. If you was a buster from your hood and you just got clout so they got you on a celebrity match, they might be all bad.

1:08:23You might not make it through the first round before they pack it off. You can't even participate. Right. So, yo, what's your relationship with RJ? Because he's obviously probably the most well-known artist from out of there. That's the homie. Why are they laughing? I ask an honest question, and these girls are all cackling. Nah. You're making me think I just asked the wrong question. Man, drinking a little bit. Oh, okay. Yeah, RJ, he'd probably be the biggest person out there as far as entertainment go. Right. Yeah. RJ be dropping. He be doing the shit. He be doing his thing. I seen a little freestyle.

1:09:03He did. That shit was hard. Recently? Mm-hmm. You ain't saying too much. I feel like I might just ask the wrong question. I got a song with him. Oh, you do? That's the homie. I got a song with him. Oh, that's right. He cool. That's what's up. What shit? You got Long Live Earl Swavy? Long Live Swavy. He asked with the BS. No, he from the same period. Swavy, he's the reason I'm rapping. For real? Yeah. Swavy, he showed me a lot with the rapping for sure. Yeah. Yeah. That's my boy. He put me on songs with dudes. I probably shouldn't even been on the song with because I just started rapping. Really?

1:09:42You on there. Yeah, we got a bunch of Earl Swavy content on the channel. There's like an old video of him out skating and stuff, all kinds of shit. Swavy. So you probably kind of gravitated to Swavy. He not escaped. Yeah. That's your lane. We met on some regular shit, but then at one point we did like a vlog where we went out with the illegal civilization organization guys yep yep and shout out to them too and then i know he was all up in that hey when you'll come to the hood bro but but but the thing i don't believe in hood vlogs showing niggas are spots and all that little shit i'm talking about like the next little shit maybe he's like back to school easter baskets uh like like like like some shit like that you remember me you remember me in the backyard with uh slim 400 nah oh man there was a lot of good memes from that one because it looked like he was just bitching me out but he was actually just talking but it just looked like he was in my face like mad as f***ing there was like a lot of memes for a while there but yeah yeah I would love to go let's do that let's do some positive s*** though let's do a giveaway or some s*** I mean they giving up all they I'm like these niggas are dumb bro if this would have been me before getting shot they would have f***ed all that little s*** over like they not like too smart like them other boys be stupid I mean we could show what we want to show and take out what we don't want to take out like man I want to school here You know what I'm saying Nigga this Oh nigga I always be out here F***ing bitches Like Were they from the APs You can show that Everybody know that You know what I'm saying Vlog came to the hood Like he did a whole interview With the dude Came to interview me And he ended up Only putting one piece of it On there What was it Cause I was We not trying to give up Nothing Like Right Like we It was all type of shit Going on I'm pretty sure that That shit had him like upset Cause I wouldn't let him catch it But that was Star Quality I'm only saying that Because he did say He was gonna put it out there And he never did Star Quality Yeah I gotta check that out If somebody hit me for I'm like no You can interview me bro We gonna be stationary though But alright I'm not I'm not I'm not giving you a tour Of my hood and shit And all that little shit bro That ain't That's what it is Our generation That ain't what this shit for This the Cloud generation though Yeah Right What I'm saying That's like Just giving inside On shit Bro you got rappers that never game bang, they get rich, and then all of a sudden they from a hood.

1:12:11I guess that's like the little rapper starter kid. You got to be from somewhere or something? Out here? I don't know. Out here it feels very out of the ordinary when somebody isn't, right? That shit worldwide to me. Unless you're talented. Yeah, yeah, yeah. If you're talented, then everything's out the window, yeah. That type of shit, like, I don't. It's easier to catch a game banging crowd. When you go get your put on, Adam? I'm chilling. No, no, no. Everybody got you? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, but they already got you labeled as a neighborhood lover.

1:12:38You know what I'm saying? Nah. So pick up which one? Five, five, 60s, 40s, which one? Nah. He been slowly kind of, kind of with us. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's a slow leak. Yeah. Man, you should have heard Gumby on the phone telling me like how he knows that I was only, that I became like a neighborhood supporter to get at the Hoovers because I hate T-Rail so much. I had to tell him, I'm like, no, I swear to God, this is not, that's not how this happened. I am a neighborhood hero, but not in that way. The hard girl said Adam's a neighborhood hero. The neighborhoods, generally speaking, yes.

1:13:15Every rapper out of Athens is really from Athens. That's what she just said. So you can't be a transplant? You can't start claiming after the fact? It's that kind of neighborhood? No, we just haven't. I believe if a nigga from Iowa trying to be a wannabe, and he get up on the doulo, they're going to give him a name. He got a bag and he's going to get used up. I believe. What's the number one hood that if a rapper from out of state comes here and thinks they're going to check in with this hood that that's who's going to extort them? I don't know. Most likely to extort. I know you ain't going to give me a real answer.

1:13:51It's a good question, but I know I'm not going to get a real answer. I don't know. Would you like to answer that? I don't know. I think the timing is bad. I ain't with some shit, but I don't know. Who you got in your head? Let me ask you that. No, no, no. I can think of a few candidates, but I don't know. Okay, but who is your top three then? I plead the fifth. Okay, yeah, exactly. Hey, no, no, no. It's the diamond season, bro. It's bad timing for that question. That's what that is, though. But it's funny, though. I guarantee it ain't on the B team. These things try to check in with gangbangers that got ops in.

1:14:27So if they get bust on, you get bust on, too. I've never seen the logic of that shit I'm like whatever though I mean even you flying in With this successful career And then you about to go to these People that's gangbangers They said no gang in particular And they got all these ops You gonna be a slit on too And now we label you as A so and so lover And now you lost a fan And gained a half ass op You're going to Gang members Like looking for Protection I think you Riding your chances You feel me Cutthroat I mean shit Just get you some security Exactly Unless Unless you Unless you Back in an equal family And you from a different state And you You gotta fuck with the homies You come out here like 607 You should have been Dealing with Hovers bro If you supposed to be From Hoover with your Ugly ass bro You supposed to be Out here dealing with Hoovers bro Yeah Yeah.

1:15:27Strange smoker. Him coming. No, he coming with the whole little dysfunctional four or five people. They looking all deformed and shit. That ain't it. Bubby coming with a whole carnival, little deformed, little retarded class, blood. No, no. He's supposed to check, tap in with the Hoover. They from Saylo from the 50s. And then I talked to the homies from Hoover. They like, damn, bro. On Hoover. We didn't know he was from Hoover. He said the bullshit was true. Like, the homies didn't know that. Like now you in California you say you from 107 Hovah and you ain't hotter than no hovers Oh he from 107?

1:16:00He say he from 107 Hovah in St. Louis I got family from 107 I just seen him slide on his knees after that I was done Damn he did Yeah that ain't bull Any nigga I'm not getting nobody That's why I said he's sitting around me over Hey hold on hold on hold on Hold on hold on Alright cause you didn't really give an answer with the report card what you felt about it Cause you mean He just oh Oh, he's getting Woods. I thought he was going to. You being politically correct, right? Yeah. Do you think Wack 100 deserved the F that he got? Yes or no? You ain't got to go with Stanley Woody because I don't think you want to.

1:16:35I'm going to say, yeah, based on what they grading people for. And Wack probably fine with that because that's what he be doing, right? He be trying to choke. He ain't fine. He was offended when Adam broke it up. He was an eagle. No, no, no. Wax said, if he was in front of me, whoever made the report, he wouldn't say that to my face. So he ain't cool with it. Oh, damn. I actually just talked to him about it on the podcast. I know. Oh, you already listened to it? Yeah. He was like, he wouldn't have said that. Whoever that is wouldn't have said that to my face. So he got to stay anonymous. Faceless creator.

1:17:13He ain't got to stay anonymous because of Wax, but he got to do it because it is smarter to stay. doing the type of content he's doing is smarter to say it on him. You know what I'm saying? So him being, Wack being mad about that. He care. I mean, he feel like he don't be throwing a whole bunch of bullshit out there. I mean, he believes he deserves a better rate. But you agree with the rate I was giving. Just based on, just based on, if that's what he's basing on, content. if he's saying I'm grading y 'all on what y 'all throw out there on the internet whoever doing it, then I would say yeah. Okay, Wacko, what do you think?

1:17:53Do you think Wack 100 deserved the F that he got? Oh, this is Wack. I really... Hold on, hold on. Who do you think he's talking about? Hold on, hold on. Back. No, no, no, no. He's talking about the same person y 'all talking about. Wack 100. I don't know what... I really don't know what the Grady moan and shit. I can't really. I mean, I can speak on shit, but from what I've seen, I don't know that man. I don't know his antics or none of that type of shit. The whole world sees antics. I mean, yeah, the whole world sees it, but I don't know his actual antics. The police badge. What's he? The police badge and all that shit.

1:18:36No, that's not boo. Shit that he. What about when he was butt-ass naked with his eyes in the air? that's not boo either i mean i don't i don't know no hold on that's some regular shit let's be real that's regular listen i'm a real scuba dog i don't do no bloods on none of that i'm bro was 20 on the phone yelling at somebody butt ass naked on his on his bed okay but listen where did they shoot that at because this girl snuck that photo i will be in a room butt ass naked too with the ac blowing right in the bad bitch or whatever the case is he wasn't He was on the phone on his stomach. Well, I'm just saying, I don't know who captured that photo.

1:19:17It was a girl, a jump up. We can't act like nobody has just not ever been in a room butt-ass naked. No, yeah, a nigga's that naked with some girby on it. That's what I'm saying. That's a different story, so I can't really speak on that. But if he doing a toes crulling with like a, you know what I'm saying? You see, nigga. He's just looking at his phone. I really didn't be it like that, though. That's a good point. If you want to say like why Wack is questionable, the easiest shit to go to is like, oh, you basically were like trying to get Big U indicted by talking about his criminal case before it actually came out.

1:19:50That actually seems like a pretty good argument if you want to discount him because that's not really the most gangster thing you can think of to be like talking about that before it comes out, right? Wack said Jay Diggs set his son up to die behind insurance money. And he's ducking the face. That's a fact. He said that J. Diggs set Mac Dre up. J. Diggs came up here and was here and was calling for his fade at this very place right here. He didn't pull up like Huggies. This nigga was butt-ass naked on his belly button and twiddling his toes on the phone. That I disagree with. The J. Diggs thing, I think, is a good argument.

1:20:23I don't know how he conducted himself. Can I say one more? He was on the phone acting like he was talking to somebody from Eagle of Families, and the person on the other line was a Tubi actor or some shit. the person was from loose cannon little thing, IBM. He was like, oh, blood, yeah, he brought his mama and his granny to the church. I mean, to the park with the police or something. It was a fake. So he do shit like that. As a blood power rule, we don't get down like that. I'm asking you too, bro, because you being politically correct, bro. Did he deserve the F he got? Why? So, hold on. What's the grudge going off again?

1:21:00I don't know. We all seen the same shit, bro. I forgot, though. The rap news politics said he's facing it off of what we... All I just said was public record. No, it's not boo. It's not boo because it's too much talking. Failure, so he got to F for that. Big F. When you got to do it purposely... He spoke on a few things, though, that I don't fuck with. That's what I'm saying. It's a lot of shit that shouldn't be on this motherfucker though but i'm just saying i don't know whatever it is i really don't give a either about that i mean you could never deny the whack really like pushes the envelope of what you can do on the internet so i feel like anybody who does say that they don't think he's a good street dude or whatever i mean the amount of insane trolling and just weird crazy calling people out and then you never hear about it again in terms of like snitching and shit.

1:22:00It's like he really like puts himself in the position where he's kind of inviting this sort of criticism, right? Well, he trolling calling me a snitch and shit. Oh, we go with Philly. That's past trolling. Yeah. Oh, yeah, man. That's fast. That snitch jacket, that's a whole, that ain't even nothing to play with. That snitch jacket, I reverse it. I really, my f***ing called me that one time, and I didn't. This is my crime. I done had other crimes. I never told him nobody in my life. I was facing 15 years for this last case with a Crip nigga down. They ain't give us nothing. I fought this shit for three years.

1:22:36You know what I'm saying? That type of shit, me personally, I take that shit to the heart. Like, I'm not doing no telling. That's something that I stand on, stand by. So that type of shit, I don't even play. And the motherfucker put that on me one time, and I was just driving around. We just took a drive. That's all. Took a drive. That was it. Nigga took a drive. Wait, you were driving around and you did what? No, you driving around. Just driving. Driving. You just took a long drive, got your thoughts together. Yeah, you got his thoughts together. That's it. That's all I was trying to say. What I was trying to say is that Wack obviously don't care about no grade because he let everybody know that he's trolling.

1:23:19He's actually trolling. A lot of that shit ain't trolling. That's lifestyle. That's what I'm saying. Is it trolling or not? Like if he's saying he's trolling there He wouldn't care Like how we feel about his grave Yeah like if I cared about Being like well liked I would do things a lot different There's a lot of things I would leave On the table I'm trying to have fun on a podcast I don't really worry that much about that I have fun with this shit too though But I don't let it go too far You should never let it jeopardize your morals We was trying to set up Me and Adam going up on Tania. You know what I'm saying?

1:23:56We trying to get the contract signed. Me and Adam go do plug talk with Tania and all that little shit. And all that little shit. Get up on that unit. Yeah. That go do views. All right. The cherry red flag around my face. The red tux on. She comes in and starts talking about the air CNC. He goes, talk regular. Talk regular. I know. That's a catchphrase. That's a girl from 60s there. Wow. Is she? She don't game, eh? She don't? No, this is going to be badass, baby mama. Oh, okay. Yeah, I'm talking about something. Taneet, Mama, I love you. She's like a sympathizer, though. Yeah, she's a sympathizer, for sure.

1:24:29She's a sympathizer. I'm in love with a hoodster. That wasn't the song. I swear to God, it was some shit like that. She was like, God send me a 55th Street from the heavens above. It was her crib mac. We got to go listen to that shit. That was like the best song, man. Free crib mac. We'll do jail. Free crib mac. Free retarded blood on B-Team. Damn. You always got to sneak that in there, huh? No, no, no, no. but he know what he is. Who's the blood Krip Mac? The blood Krip Mac? Well, if you had to say... We got lefty gunplay for the Russell. He's coming with some shit after. If you had to say the blood Krip Mac, we're going to say King Peele.

1:25:02No, no, no, no. That's too easy. No, no, no, no, no. But what King Peele doing is on camera, bro. That's not really him. King Peele could be snapping and be regular. So if y 'all going off what y 'all saying, we're going to say King Peele. But when he tried to find me about$200, that's when I decided, like, you might not be as mentally unwell as Krip Mac. But you are, you're like not all there mentally. Hey, but hold on, the$200 was already sent? We did, yeah. He already got it. If he looked at his phone, he looked at his phone. I guarantee he saw the notification for Cash App and then switched to his camera and started calling me F word, F slur instead.

1:25:38And then his homies dragged him out eight seconds later. Man, we're going to patch that up, man. Oh, I can't wait. No, we're going to patch that up, man. King Peele the homie. You think King Pell is going to be a factor out here in the music and entertainment industry? I don't know about music. You think this is kind of the high point? I don't know about the music, but the entertainment, King Pell got that potential. The thing was that the environment was stale anyway because I believe he know what he said as far as disrespectful gang slurs. So he was quiet. He wasn't doing too much talking. Like when Ann came in, come on, bro, we got a little bitch that just dropped a baby thicker than the hood.

1:26:13They right here. You could be flirting with her. He was quiet as shit. like but but but no no for real like I think that's what it was though I would like you know what I'm saying we're gonna start from the beginning cause I mean if niggas believe forget these bitches that cheat on them and fuck all the homies and take them back nigga that was small you know what I'm saying I definitely don't hate King Peele like the way I hate like certain other people T-Rail you hate T-Rail feel sharp in there yeah yeah yeah couple other people no no we gonna punish that shit on King Peele man King Peele yo you can't let your ankle be so big Peele you know what I'm saying and then in retrospect when I when I when I gather my little shits he was paying attention to the chat a whole lot the comments and you know the comments gonna say what they say oh you know you can't pay attention to the comments bro cause like if this was live right now the comments they go back on everybody in here oh right for sure and it changes the podcast because you're looking at it and you're like you know if there's one person and the people ain't really feeling him he's gonna know he's gonna like Read it on the fucking thing And it gets kind of awkward That's why a lot of times I don't like to have it up But we had it up Like Brandon The fat nigga Like Black Bell Brandon He gonna just call The chat idiot You're idiots Yeah That's his way Everybody's stupid Fucking way Brandon but Nah you can't pay attention To that shit bro If you gonna let the comments Get to you bro This ain't for you Yeah They sound like CJ From San Andreas Do you realize how funny it looks Because Tania Had to turn her head To look at the chat And it looked like She was just staring at you Like this The biggest crush Of all time on you So funny You think she was being honest when she said that she didn't secretly Have a fantasy about topping off five guys in the podcast room I can't call it I asked her off camera I feel like every girl got that deep down inside Her and her homegirl came to my house that night Shut the f*** up Her or her homegirl I like her homegirl No no no The thing is I didn't know that girl was out there I already f***ed her The homegirl So, so, so, so, like, later on, they both pulled up, but only, uh, Tony ended up spending the night, but I didn't do nothing, like, we was just begging it.

1:28:22Oh, yeah? Yeah, yeah, yeah, we was just begging it, though. How late did you stay up? Till I fell asleep. I don't know what time, like, it was late. But I bought it spank or nothing. You watched a Minecraft movie or something? No, they was just chopping it up and shit. I forgot the last, like, we was just chopping it up and shit about the day earlier and shit. And you just kicked it and didn't try to hit? Yeah, I ain't hard on football like that, like, that the CC, sassy badass told you that I was lying because he said, think about Adam. He's got handed in. Yeah, twice. I've done that. It's a good move.

1:28:52But I ain't tweaking like that though. Tania ain't going nowhere. She's going to be around if that happened or some shit. You think that she'll be like like say that we added her to no jumper. She's got a certain amount of money. But do you think that she's actually like mentally there enough to show up week after week and not just go on some random ass side quest where she moves to Kentucky or something. If she got a babysitter, she bracken. She bull. All she needs is a babysitter, bro. She needs to bring the same bitch that she brought last time. We got to turn one of the NoJumper employees into a babysitter for a kid.

1:29:29Tania did good that day, though. That shit was straight. The fans like her. She's cool. She's kind of random. Aside from the young King Pillshit, that shit went smooth that whole shit. She don't really get offended, which I think is really good. She don't. You know, like, because a lot of girls are like kind of bougie and they get offended easily. We're asking her if she wants to top off the whole room and she's kind of having fun with it. Yeah, that's a good sign. Because we're offensive. We offend people. That's kind of what we do. You know, she thick skin. She thick skin. Yeah. There was a few times I thought she was going to get up.

1:29:59Thicker than a hood, dude. Hey, no, no, no. But you actually like, you said, all right, crit mack or munchie B. I got quiet, man. I'm trying to let her answer. But she kept kind of like covering you like, yeah. I'm like, man, just say crit, man. No, munchie B. You ain't got to say, I'm right here. If Krip Mac was right here, she would have been like, it's so good having two people that previously hooked up as co-hosts though. That's like Jerry and Elaine. That's what white people say. Who's Jerry and Elaine? From Seinfeld. I could probably think of another example, but that never normally happens.

1:30:31If you f*** her up for a while and then you stop f***ing her, you usually don't keep hanging out with her. No, I spank ass bags. We should get a bunch of female hoes all that you ran through. that's on social media just whatever just make that like the theme of the show it's like Munchies Angels the No Jumper show featuring Munchies Angels how many can fit on that couch over there they all have to wear matching outfits every week no no no the other one how many mics you got I don't know I do four I do four I do four shit let me see well we left this podcast with a brilliant new business plan yeah and no we're gonna do dulo all right dulo how deep into it are you with the music how serious are you taking it where are you at with it um i take it pretty serious but it's like i'm i'm doing everything on my own so i was like but i'm taking it pretty serious i'm recording um i'm working on a project right now and like uh it's something it's something i want to do but it's not like i go to work every night you know and i got a son so i i've been putting uh my my priorities which should be that but i've been putting my my other priorities first so that's why it haven't been as much music but i've been doing my thing for sure we're gonna link to your channel in the description of this video because i'm not gonna lie like when i was trying to type in do a little music video and shit it's a little it doesn't want to come up in google yet like they haven't figured you out yet so we gotta we gotta have a talk with google right yeah yeah definitely got to because i was looking for my shit one time like the hell yeah yeah i had that problem i had to figure it out though but um yeah you got anything dropping anything we should know about um politicking four and i'm dropping that like a lot of people ain't gonna know about politicking three, but y 'all can go check it out now.

1:32:34I just did something with my bro last night that I do plan on dropping soon. I think my fans, the people that fuck with me, are going to like it for sure. Kind of different. That's what's up. Looking forward to it. I'm going to keep you logged in. Let's do it. Wacko, anything we need to know? Yeah, shit. Shit, nothing really, but that we just coming in the game. Like I said, we just being authentic. Like I said, I do this shit as a hobby. I'm here to support, bro. I'm here to support anything out of Athens, really, you know. So I just want to push this unity as anybody, you know what I'm saying, from their section should want.

1:33:23So I'm like more on that type of shit. That's why I say we got the homie book. We got different shit going on. You know what I'm saying? The title and author. That's Big Wheezy. 32 laws to becoming a high value man. He got like three more, dude, he just dropped. I think two or three more. But that's all I'm just pushing, though. I'm here for support. I just got out. I only been out four months. I'm blessed by the best. And I'm on some elevation type shit. Fremont number three. Dulo 3 yes sir show appreciate you Munchie B for holding it down oh yeah we got we got a big new business idea we're gonna be fielding for more of Munchie's ex-sex partners to do a podcast with for sure got big things coming shout out to Donnie on the boards shout out Dulo everybody gonna tune in to his music we'll link it in the description no jumper yeah bullest podcast in the world Bullets podcast.

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