Frank Litto on Getting Addicted to Drugs Young, Prison, Druski Show & More

30:00Right. Right. See, for a strong-minded individual, it's that, like, you know yourself. Yeah. Me, I can't slip and backtrack right now. I can't, you know what I'm saying? I got a year, I ain't never have a year sober. Really? I'm 30 years old. I've been doing drugs since I was a teenager. I never had a point. So right now is the longest that you've been sober? Yes. And it's what, almost a year? It's a year and counting right now. Oh, okay wow congrats honestly because for someone who's been suffering with it for that long i shouldn't even be making jokes about me doing drugs with people no because when i was with q50 uh in chicago i don't know if you know him but he i know what that is he mentioned yeah he mentioned snorting the perk and i was kind of down just because i was like man with q50 like what the like who cares like what's gonna happen to me but i didn't do it but remo kind of was like that the angel on my shoulder of being like oh it's probably not a good idea i seen the clip where he say he's trying to get sober though yeah i mean and honestly last time i interviewed him because i interviewed him two different times the first time he was so unbelievably loaded and then the second time he was in a much better place so i'm hoping that that's a trend but i don't know yeah because my name and then i don't i don't to each his own me i ain't right now you know what i'm saying because like god taking me places and meeting with people and you know what i'm saying and like i said bro i don't i don't i don't like that for me no more.

31:22I spent half of my younger years, like my good years doing that shit. No, definitely. You mentioned the Molly Blunt. Was that a way you were doing Molly a lot? Yeah, so what we do, right? So once once the flock came out, right? We crushed the flock down and put it in your blunt. You know what I'm saying? Oh, wow. Well, for me, this time. You're putting everything in there. Yeah, you put everything. And really, that's kind of true because all it is, it's a bunch of chemicals. Right. Yeah, it's a bunch of shit put together and it tweets you out it tweets you the f*** out i remember back in the day people would like because i had this crazy apartment in long beach in like 2010 and people would come through and they would have chewy blunts aka they would have coke in it and we would smoke it and feel crazy but then i remember looking it up and it was basically saying like you're not smoking the coke like the coke is not gonna be i don't know like it's not gonna get activated from just the flame of the i don't know like they were acting like that's not legit I tell you this, I experienced, we call them choppers, where we put the coat and the cigarette.

32:28So once the flop waved, like once it came a drop, I started smoking choppers. And what they described to you, that's exactly what I was experiencing. You don't think it was hidden? This shit ain't nothing. Oh, but the molly was. That molly, you gonna feel it. Your eyes gonna get big. You gonna go to Spain. You like to f*** them hoes? You gonna call them hoes up? Hey! I ain't even gonna fake it. That's crazy. I can't handle that. My life would go to hell. Yeah, real quick. Yeah, that would be bad. Okay, but so when you go to Drewski's show, you brought a bunch of drugs with you and you got in trouble?

33:09That was a script. That was their script. Oh, really? Yeah, that was their script. So they knew you had a drug problem and they decided like, all right, we're gonna make content out of this. I don't want to say that I ain't going to say that that was a script on on production side you know and I just you know what I'm saying I was there to win I was there to do anything to win them 50 ,000 out of them because like I'm from Palm Beach niggas like that niggas like me we don't get this opportunity and we have so many great artists down there with so much talent but it's just like niggas always get on flop and niggas always get caught in that cycle of not traveling.

33:51You know what I'm saying? No, I mean, people take it for granted that if you live in New York or LA, it's not that hard to get noticed. But in most cities in America, I mean, it's just unbelievably hard to really get attention put on you if you don't know anybody who got money or got any kind of clout or ability to amplify your voice. How I did it, and I tell you no lie,

34:17I'm in prison. I'm planning all this shit. I had a lot. I had not had notebooks on top of notebooks because I was a rapper. But with coming with rapping and trying to better yourself too, you're going to start planning shit. So once I started putting my plans down on how I'm going to go viral, on how I'm going to present myself, one of the things that some of the dudes in there told me, they say, keep that missing tooth. And why did you have the missing tooth in the first place? Oh, that bitch got knocked out when I was 16. Just fighting? Yeah, by a nigga named Deezo, man. Free Deezo, man. Free Deezo.

34:53Yeah. Is that a tough memory, though? Was that one of the worst ass beatings you ever took? I tell you no lie, and I ain't caveat. I skipped football. All right, so my, what it's called? I was feeling myself. I was riding that high horse. I done did it two years and locked up, you know what I'm saying? And it's level six program in Hastings, Florida. You know what I'm saying? So I come home, I'm 16. I leave the streets when I'm 14. I get out 16, going on 17. I'm hearing about this nigga done be trying my home. I'm hearing about so many different little street beefs and niggas out there fighting and this, this and that.

35:35And like, I always been the type of nigga, bro. Like if you my partner, bro, I ain't letting nobody try you, bro. You know what I'm saying? I let niggas get away with trying me, but if you with me, if I'm with you, bro, I'm finna protect you. I always been that type of person. So I always ended up in a lot of unnecessary shit by niggas I don't even fuck with to this day and don't even fuck with me to this day. You know what I'm saying? So, but back to the fight. So I'm hearing about, you know what I'm saying, downtown and beefing with Out West and Pound Wood and all this and that. So I get out and try to jump right into the motion of fighting niggas and shooting niggas.

36:11So I called out two niggas that day. And I like, look, man, I was in school. I'm bucking football practice and bitch, y 'all line that shit up. So I fought his homeboy first. And then as we walk in, we get by, I fought his homeboy right there in the parking lot right across the street from Palm Beach. It's a little barbershop right there. I don't know if it's still right there on military though. But as I fight him, we still walking, we still walking. so we get up on 40 field by these apartments called Robinson Village and I'm like man you act like you want the fade so he's like what's up so we go to and he busts my ass he busts my ass that's the worst was that kind of the end of the fight nah hell no you had to keep going with a missing tooth I didn't feel it you didn't know was it completely separated or?

37:05It was gone. It was gone. You didn't swallow it? I think I swallowed it. Really? Because I was looking for it after the fight and I didn't feel it. All I know he, I tell you a lot, Adam, he split me. Yeah. And I went dazed. But I caught myself and then I fight back and then I got a nigga on the ground and like a legit-suit type move. Adam, niggas know me, bro. I'ma beat your ass. You've been known to squabble. Yeah, they know man like you know i done bucked a couple phase too because you don't got real like that who gonna admit they flaws you know i said everybody want to be a super tough and super like that i done bucked a couple phase because i know if i beat your ass you gonna shoot me or i know y 'all niggas gonna jump okay that makes sense anybody ever tell you you look like dr umar bro social media social media it's just like when you don't smile and you just like kind of keep a straight face i can see it yeah so speedy yeah they they've been i've been hearing a lot of that lately in the comments i mean he's a legend he's he's pretty big deal these days but uh why did you never get it fixed um just didn't have money or whatever no not even that i don't because i don't i don't made a lot of money through my social media platforms but it's like once I built I built like I built I built like a good like I'm not ready to transition from that yet to you know what I'm saying I still want to give my audience that good you know what I'm saying cause I don't like and not saying that when I do I'm gonna be Hollywood or nothing but I just want to get them like I feel like another like I feel like I get them by another four years of a Mr.

38:48Two frame okay I mean okay I think of it like this if you're concerned with being hot and people just thinking that you're like a hot dude number one thing you got to do is get your teeth fixed right because that's like pretty much like the number one thing you do to make yourself attractive is to get veneers or just get braces or whatever it is but when it comes to being funny a lot of stuff that is like healthy or good for you like being fat is funny a lot of fat dudes kind of lose weight and they're just like visibly less funny they get they become corny yeah or you just don't look at them like that whereas like you know like i mean yeah if Drewski, like, got a six-pack.

39:24It would be, like... I mean, it would be kind of funny in its own way. Nah, he wouldn't be Drewski no more. I feel like you wouldn't look at him the same way. You know, like, a lot of legendary comics and shit were just fat. Yeah, and that's where, you know, and that's where my, me keeping this look coming from. Because it's, like, I got people, like, and I do, I did polls on this before. Not, like, not on post, but I'll be on live and I'll do a poll, man. Man, drop in the comments if I should keep the missing tooth or if I should get the tooth fixed. And a lot of people who've been watching me since I got out of prison, they're like, nah, you got to keep the same look.

40:02That's what makes you. So I want to give them like a good decade of the missing tooth era. You know what I'm saying? So they can enjoy the growth when you get a fix. Right. No, but okay. One good thing about you, though, is that the rest of your teeth are fine. They're all like pretty straight. So it's just like one missing tooth. and that is kind of funny whereas i have this friend kareem who uh came on the podcast one time and we actually had a doctor come in and he replaced his teeth and like gave him veneers for free which was super fire and uh i'm not gonna lie like his teeth were so up that like some of them looked like they were rotting they like teeth like coming in from an angle up top and shit and it just looked so gross that it was like i don't know it was almost like amazing that girls were him just because like his teeth was so up so when he got his teeth fixed immediately it was like whoa like you just look so more so much more like a normal well put together person that was kind of shocking i don't know yeah or even like uh i don't know if you know the rapper danny brown he came in the game with his teeth super up and i feel like that was like it helped with his character that he was playing because he was kind of he was talking about actually molly you guys will probably get along great i don't know if he's sober now or what but damn all right so you put you go to the drewski show who do you like become cool with like what was your experience of just being in this environment for so long or how long were you actually there for seven days seven days okay seven days and in those seven days like what were the standout moments because i'm not gonna lie i've seen a bunch of clips but i've not seen the whole show.

41:41All right. So my standoff, my, what I would like for them to really put in there was more of my sit down with Drew Skinner. I would like them to put more of that because, you know, we kind of talked a little bit about my background, where I come from, but not like, not, they edit it a lot. Yeah. Man, I met Scooter Brian, bro. I'm still, I'm still, They ain't post that. And you know what Scooter Burn told me? He told me I got this shit, just work out. He told me at Scooter Burn, shout out Scooter Burn, man. Shout out for Jusky for making that connection for me. Scooter Burn told me to work out, man.

42:28Who else? Yeah, more of the interview with Ross. That's what I would've liked to see. I would love that moment where he had school to burn on, what is the Zoom call? Is it Zoom? Yeah, Zoom. Yeah, it's Zoom call. And he telling me, he pretty much like, he broke it down to me. He like, you know, 50 ,000 only go so far. Like, what would you like? Like, how would you like to, you know, and he basically just told me, like, just focus on getting my health down because when I was performing for him and shit, you know, I was like, I was winning. I was getting winning a little bit. So he was like, you know what, just when you, for a future reference, when you practicing your talent, do it while you're exercising.

43:12Like, go running and rap so you can have more long power. Yeah, okay. What else? It's always like the reality TV, though, that they're trying to advance their storylines and whatever they think is the funniest. So the stuff that means a lot to you on a personal level, yeah, that's probably. But it would be nice if they sent you, like, a Dropbox and were like, here's this other footage. Maybe you could put it on your YouTube channel, a little behind the scenes or whatever. Like, that would be nice of them, you know? Yeah, that would be nice. You just gave me an idea. Maybe Drewski, I mean. Try to hit his team up.

43:50Hit his team up, maybe? It wouldn't take that long. Yeah. And I say, and it gave me the experience of, like, of reality TV. Like, I really see that this you all jobs. Like, it's y 'all careers. It's y 'all talents too, but it's y 'all jobs because we didn't get to actually see Drewski or be around him until it was time. But before it was that time, we probably standing waiting four hours, five hours. So it taught me patience. And it also, like, you know, it gives you that experience of having cameras in your face all day, every day. It really makes you think, like, is this for me or is it not?

44:36Because now it goes from my little content that I'm recording on my phone to 40 cameras around. Well, it's also the realization that, like, if you're going to do reality TV, if you're just chilling, if you're just the homie, you're cool, you're chilling, you're sitting back, smoking weed, whatever it is, that's not going to get you camera time. but meanwhile if you walk up and just punch on somebody boom you're gonna be in the trailer you're gonna have the viral tiktoks you're gonna like everything is like you know all the antisocial behavior that would get you arrested in real life yeah is super coveted in the reality world like they don't want you to just be a good person right they want you to be someone who's gonna make content for them right that's correct yeah and that it also showed me that too yeah It also, yeah, because, and you know, like, I went in there with the shits, but I waited until somebody said about it out.

45:30Right. In the back of my mind, I'm like, you know, because like, like I said, not to like, like brag about this, but it's you not going to see too many people after me that make it up here. No jumper from Palm Beach County, Florida. Yeah. Not. And there's a lot of artists down there, but they just, they stuck. We all were stuck in this cycle of, you know, like trapping, doing drugs, you know, bitch, I'm from this and I'm going to die over here and I'm living like this. It's just so you not, like, I took this shit to a whole nother level and I'm doing it for me and everybody. I do it for my flop heads, my molly heads that's out there.

46:10But I do it for Palm Beach too, though. you know what I'm saying cause I know somebody gonna be looking at this shit and be like man I can do this shit and they probably got way more support than I have yeah nah I mean there's a whole thing too in the streets or like dudes from the hood where it's like you're supposed to keep your mouth shut you're supposed to be quiet you're supposed to be ducked off in the cut you don't want to draw too much attention to yourself whatever you can be cool with your homies and talk to your homies but like there's like an attitude and a style that dudes take on because they grow up in the hood that once you're like on camera and shit it doesn't necessarily translate because a lot of a lot of dudes think i could just become a dope rapper and that's gonna get me into the position i need to be in it's like nah bro like look at somebody like kodak like when he hops on a kaisenat stream it's entertainment from the beginning to the end and if if kodak was the quiet ducked off like not talking to anybody type then he's not going to get it he wouldn't be in those situations you know it's like yeah you could be a dope rapper you have to be a dope rapper you have to be a dope musician but then you also have to be able to do an interview and get a couple good viral moments because you doing an interview is totally useless unless you can make it entertaining and make people give a f**k about it you know especially in this day and age where everybody just watching clips on instagram and tiktok i mean you gotta you gotta like really do something to get attention if you want people to really lock in.

47:38And you correct. I'm 100 % with you on that because, like you say, that's the majority of the artist in the hood mentality. Yeah. You want to get the big bad. You want to be on the big level. You kind of want the fame, but a part of you really want the fame, want the glitz and the glamour, but you're still trying to appeal to - Other dudes from your neighborhood who respect a guy who keeps his mouth shut. And that's a big part. People get on an interview and they act like they're so worried about being accused of snitching. Right. And it's like, bro, there's so much shit that you can say that is not snitching.

48:17You know? You can talk about all the crazy shit you've seen. Niggas told on me all my life, Adam. Oh, yeah? You got told on a bunch of times? Man, man. Man, my mom. Man, I called my auntie my man. I wasn't smoking weed long enough. My homeboys told. I wasn't hitting licks long enough when niggas came to God. I mean, niggas told on me. my first big burglary with a nigga I'm 16 this nigga 1920 that nigga told on me burn not burn told on me burn not I do six months in the county when I get out this nigga gone and his mama still living right here my auntie was telling me if I'm in jail that nigga told on me my auntie told on me I got caught with that big boy 49 house she called the police on me you know what I'm saying I had a, um, before I went to prison, the charge I went to prison for, I had a Crime Stoppers reward out on me.

49:12My mama cashed that shit in. Your mom. Toll on me. For how much money? Probably not in one shit. Like a grand? A couple grand? Oh, my God. But I don't, I thank God for my mama for that because I ain't give a fuck. Well, it's like if she's already thinks that it would be better if you were turned in. Yeah, because them niggas probably was going to kill me and I ain't, I wasn't running, I wasn't scared. I went, you know what I'm saying? And it's like, bro, like, bro, I ain't, you know what I'm saying? I ain't never take no stand on no nigga. Niggas know my situation. I don't speak on that shit. I ain't never take no stand on no nigga.

49:44I ain't gon' take no stand on no nigga. It's weird for me when I hear about people, like, getting in trouble when they're young and actually having people not tell on them because I feel like I got told on by, like, everybody I ever did anything bad with my whole life. Same here. Yeah, like, everything, like, I ever did with, like, a group of people, like, at some point, it just me over. Yeah, same here, man. Even if I got ops right now, they ain't trying to tie them hard and nothing, you know what I'm saying? But if I was to go crash out of Rat9, those niggas gonna tell them. Yeah. And that's fast.

50:17Yeah. And there ain't gotta be no fame. Even if I wasn't fame, you know what I'm saying? Half my life had not turned out to me being a junkie more than a hustler, you know what I'm saying? and me being a user. But, cause before, man, man, out of my four I started turning into drugs and shit and becoming weak heartening and softening the streets. Man, I'ma beat your ass and I'ma pop your ass. But I got told on so many times. You feel me? I around and shot the Ruger and my dog. This is a real story. Me and my dog had a Ruger. Um, I'm playing with that bitch in his room. I fuck around, rip around through his bedroom.

50:54It traveled from his bedroom. you know cheap ass apartments been shadowed it's shadowed from his bedroom wall through his neighbor bedroom wall through the flat screen and stopped in the headboard where where um his neighbor he had two neighbors a lady and her boyfriend and um when they seen it the boyfriend the the boyfriend told my homie like man um bruh with the world of bullets stopped that in the headboard that's where I be laid up there. I thank God I went in there. But guess what happened? When his mama came home, the neighbors got the police involved. Guess what, bro, did? Bro, told on me.

51:35So what I'm supposed to do? That's my home, bro, and I'm wrong. Yeah. So what I'm supposed to do? Go spray him for, oh, you know, bro, a snitch. Damn. You know, bro, told on me. That's crazy. But niggas will try to be all up in my situation. You don't know shit about my situation. Bitch, stay up out of that. Wow, so they were able to trace it back to his house, like, just based on, I mean, he He had a hole in his wall too, I'm guessing. Yeah, it stuck. Yeah, the police was able to trace it back from his bedroom window. I mean, if you have a hole in the headboard and then in the wall, then they could kind of figure out just from looking at it what the angle would be.

52:08And then that's going to basically tell them what building it came from. Yeah, that's facts. Damn. And guessing, like I say, when them people, man, I got told on all my life, bro. I ain't, man, I ain't finna sit. I ain't come up here to fake it with you, man. Yeah. That's why even cops will tell you, like, if you're going to do a crime, do it by yourself. Do that shit by yourself. Because as soon as you got co-defendants, you can't trust them. Yeah, do that shit by yourself or just me, period. Don't do that shit at all. Man, I don't know. Niggas going to tell, bro. We see this shit over and over.

52:42But you know what I hate about that, though? A nigga be trying to bash my situation, you know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? When they don't know what the fuck happened with that, you know what I'm saying? I don't speak on that or none of that. You know what I'm saying? But your homeboy, right? You know what I'm saying? Your cousin, right? If a nigga come pop your ass right now, you got kids. How you think your kids going to feel? How you think your baby mama going to feel? And a lot of times, I don't. A lot of times in my city, bro, niggas was popping each other and telling on each other.

53:14I swear to God. The mentality has to be like, well, if they're going to do it, then I'm going to do it. Yeah, niggas go pop at you and want to tell at you. But then you'll hang around you, but be on the block with them same niggas that's telling on the other side. But y 'all scare them niggas from the other side. Y 'all really scare each other. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, because my best friend when I was like 16, we were riding BMX bikes. We're hanging out in this parking lot, and there's this weird light thing. But it's like broken. But it's like a light sculpture, just like a random light this post on like a little thing i don't know and i i picked it up and i threw it across the parking lot and it broke the kind of shit that you would do you would never even think twice about it just some regular ass shit hanging out in this random ass parking lot but i didn't realize that there was an old dude walking his dog who happened to walk by he sees me do that i swear to god this thing was already like broken so i really didn't even feel like i was committing vandalism or whatever right maybe 20 minutes later me and my friend leave he rides one one way down the street i ride the other way down the street they pull him over they tell him that i said that he broke it he says what no he broke it like he immediately tells on me but to be fair i kind of can't blame him because the cops are smart but they told him that i bet that's like the easiest police tactic ever and then with me they didn't tell me that that like i didn't tell them that he did it but like you know they kind of told me right away like your friend snitched on you the Police gonna tell you.

54:40Yeah, yeah. They gonna tell you. And that was like, you know, but when I really thought about it too, I'm like, like, it's not like I ever could have had a conversation to prepare for that. I didn't know that was gonna happen. And then the shit was already done. And I can't really be that mad at him because the cops told him that I told them that he did it. Right. So it's kind of like, you know, if I'm putting myself in his shoes, it's like. Yeah, that's that cross-examination shit they do. Yeah, yeah. It seems pretty basic now in retrospect. Yeah, it's basic. As a kid, I was blown away. Like, holy shit, these cops are evil, dude.

55:13But, okay, wait. So, you, when you were there, you weren't allowed to smoke on the show? Was everybody smoking weed or not? The only person was smoking was MDOT. Okay. They just allowed him? Yeah, that's the only person they let smoke weed. Okay. And so, by the end of it, at what point do you get eliminated? Or what was your experience like on the show? No, I made it all the way to the finale. Oh, okay, yeah. I didn't win the grand prize of$50 ,000. I didn't win that, but I was rewarded with a chain. You know what I'm saying? It could have been a house chain. I wish I would have kept it. You know what I'm saying?

55:49Because that's been something that's been backfiring on me. Now that I'm on my sobriety journey, people been drilling it in my head, and they're like, damn, I should have just kept this shit. Damn, so what did you do with it? I actually punted to a white dude for$100. I took it to several - $100? I took it to several different jewelers out of me - And they told you this is fake. And all of them pulled out the big ass diamond testers and it was loud. It come up as loud. You know what I'm saying? So I'm like, you know what? Like, you know what? I want to go to the studio maybe. I'm just going to plan it.

56:29But I should have kept that shit. Yeah. Damn. That's a money you meant. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, and$100 is pretty close to nothing. And this why. I had other people offering me grants for that shit. Really? Real shit. But you were just hard up that day? Like, yeah, bro. Like, you know. Like, all right. You could have put it on eBay or like any of these sites. I wasn't thinking like that. I was on drugs and shit. And it was like this. Okay, it's fake. But I don't want to rock the shit. And a nigga rob him and kill me for this shit. For some shit that's fake. But to some random ass drug dealer, crackhead, he's going to think it's real.

57:09Or a nigga who just don't like me. He might pop me and just take that bitch anyway. You see what I'm saying? Yeah. Damn. That would have been nice to have that. Yeah. But, okay, how did you feel at the moment you got eliminated and you realized that you were not going to get the$50 ,000? I was happy bro that I made it there to the finale. Once I made it to that seventh day, I wanted to win the money, but I was just grateful that I had got this chance, got this experience, got this major exposure. Because at the end of the day, I do rap, I do freestyle. Despite my image, despite how people perceive me on social media, I do rap, I do freestyle, I'm in the process of partnering with people, starting my own brand.

57:57You know what I'm saying? For sure. We're going to talk about all that. But so, because I have the experience of there was this reality cooking show on OnlyFans.com, OFTV.com, whatever. And I got on that. It's not like I tried to get on it or anything. They just, like, asked me if I wanted to be on it. And I think you won, I don't know,$10 ,000,$20 ,000. It was some good amount of money. But I don't know how to cook. I got eliminated the first round don't fear about I got eliminated right away and I felt dumb when I realized later on that like the guy who won that not only did he win that amount of money but he also like his OnlyFans did so good as a result because so many people are watching it he's in a lot of episodes so people are really looking at him and paying attention to him that made me feel kind of stupid that I didn't do it and also what we had to make was a quesadilla which is a pretty easy thing to make you're from cali you cook some mexican i don't know how to season that shit i put way too much salt on the steak oh okay yeah and really the girl that i was competing against did like a pretty decent job so i don't even i don't don't feel bad i don't even know how to cook a quesadilla yeah even if i had done way better though i'm pretty sure she still would have won so i felt pretty stupid and that's how like i say i felt Like I was just going home every day.

59:17Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Because it's not an everyday. You don't see niggas from Palm Beach. You don't get that. And what they knew me from. You know what I'm saying? Them people knew I was on drugs. So it's like, I'm like, man, if I make it to the next day, that's more exposure for me. That's more in my head. That means get right. Right. And so from your perspective, was everything on the show legit or was a lot of stuff faked? Bro, I tell you, bro, once production was, not production, because that's the cameras. Well, everything was real, bro. If you seen us in that big arc and fight, and whatever you seen us, nobody came in our ear and told us nothing.

1:00:05Real shit. That's dope. Because I was just watching the America's Next Top Model documentary on Netflix, and they were faking hella shit. Like, cause they, you know, it's, it's basically like girls doing modeling photos and they're like grading them and talking about it or whatever. And if they had a girl that they didn't like, they would just use her worst photo or like a photo that hadn't been retouched at all. Or like if they wanted the narrative to be like, Oh, this girl's too fat. They would just use a photo where it looked like she was fat as instead of using like the best photo. So it's like right away or not.

1:00:38I feel like it was legit at first. and then they started to realize like oh if we want to really make great content here we have to basically twist the facts and make the show more engaging by lying about everything it's kind of crazy yeah okay so it go like this um like you said you never you just seen the clips but all right so they have they scripts is the show is very it's strategically from day one to day seven but for it's them coming in and coaching us on how to act and shit or y 'all none of that really none of that liquor liquor everywhere we drunk food everywhere you know but even the liquor is kind of like it's a social lubricant it's their way of basically trying to get you into the mind state of doing some crazy shit right yeah it's to get you like out of your like you know what I'm saying out of your comfort zone yeah because we I actually made my own reality show sort of there was like a four episode thing it was called for the love of lena i don't know why you ain't having me on there i didn't know about you at the time i want to beat his big ass okay on that it was like i don't know how much we faked shit like i didn't i don't think i really like told people like hey do this but for sure i did shit that was fake you know i just kind of i i did stuff that was too fake when we were picking the winner i pretended to start crying like i was so moved by having to pick this guy.

1:02:04Who was D, right? Lil D won. Lil D, yeah. I watched him in. There you go. Don't tune in, man. But I mean, at one point, I pretended to cry. And then when I watched the final episode, they didn't include that. And I was like, all right, fair enough. Probably wasn't very convincing. Yeah. But yeah, I mean, we fake shit for skits and streams all the time. Man, we was shitting tears. Like between me, Honey Bands, the official winner of the 50K in Bippity Little Snip. Bro, when they, bro, we cried, all three of us cried, bro. And me, if you seen me cry, it was real, bro, because I ain't, bro, my grandma had died earlier that year.

1:02:46We filmed that in December of 2024. My grandma died February 2024. So once my grandma died, then my auntie was in the process of moving. I was homeless. My mama was homeless. My other sister was homeless. I'm on drugs, so to bounce back from putting myself in suicidal and homicidal environments and situations all the way from my grandma and Delph to sneaking in, going on Drewski, could've been out of season two. Yeah. Bro, I was crying, bro. Like damn, bitch, I felt like... You know what I'm saying? Like, in case you see, I don't get any emotional now. Yeah, no, that's big. So what's your relationship with Drewski right now?

1:03:33I fuck with Drewski, man. Drewski used to send me gifts on TikTok, you know what I'm saying? All kind of shit. I'm still tapping in with his team, you know what I'm saying? And, you know, he gave me something. Like, he gave me a future, bro. You know what I'm saying? Like, a small part of me owe it to him and his team to not, like, not get back on drugs, you know what I'm saying, and do the right thing. Definitely. But is there a part of you that feels like you wish that he would do more for you, or are you just thankful for what he did? No, I'm thankful for what he did, Adam, because, you know what I'm saying, I feel like I know me.

1:04:16I like after I studied myself and I learned myself like and I believe in creating you know so I believe in the spirits I my my my I ain't finna get more than what I can handle you know what I'm saying for sure yeah because I mean like that's I'm talking about this America's Next Top Model documentary but like on that shit like the girls who won didn't really their modeling careers didn't really turn into shit you know it was like they just didn't really make it and like they're so salty after all these years that tyra banks had them on this reality show and that they didn't turn into anything and it's like they put you on tv on a show that everybody in the whole world watches now granted like drewski's show not that big but it's still a big deal you know you're still talking about many millions of views per episode and shit and it's like you know him putting anyone in that position is a big deal and it's like if you you It's kind of on you at that point.

1:05:09I'm sure that if you keep going and you keep building up your fan base and you keep making dope content and stuff, that's the kind of stuff that would make him more likely to reach out and be like, hey, let's do this. Let's have you on this show, et cetera. I feel like you need to show him that you can take the ball and run with it. You know what it is? And I'm just going to speak for me. I ain't going to speak for everybody else. going into these shows, I feel like a lot of people out of them don't be fully, fully organized. You know what I'm saying? A lot of people haven't, like, a lot of people just went viral and found their niche and take off with it, take off with it before it's like, you know what I'm saying, actually branding yourself and trademarking yourself and actually getting out here and doing the work in the community.

1:06:06You know what I'm saying? Like, because I feel like social media, you can't, you know what I'm saying? That only going to take you back so far. Yeah. You got to actually get out. People got to actually see you out here. Out on people seeing me out there. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Like, on my way coming here, people seeing me, like, you know what I'm saying? I be out there. Yeah. So, like, I just ain't have myself. I just ain't had like had I had certain things in place I would have been bigger I probably would have been on the road with him right now yeah but but it's just when you look at I'm everywhere outside I'm getting the views I'm getting the traction I'm getting engagement but it's it's it's not making sense no I feel it I mean one thing to keep in mind though is that I I might have done Juicy's first interview or at very least like one of his first interviews like maybe five years ago and at that time he wasn't really in a position that was that different than where you're at right now you know like he was basically just a dude who had really really funny skits but at that point he hadn't done any of the reality shows on youtube or anything like that he wasn't really tapped in with all these big name rappers and shit yet and you know granted like he uh got into a position with the team and i'm sure his team like helps him like crazy in terms of putting everything together and stuff but you know he took a small amount of attention that he had through doing skits and stuff and turned it into him being like basically one of the biggest stars from this generation he trademarked and branded all this shit you know what I'm saying I'm learning that now you know what I'm saying so like 5 years ago he probably wasn't working but not all his shit made sense so well bitch I got the engagement and I'm monetizing and he outside he's everywhere right yeah because i mean that's one thing about drewski too that i really respect is like you see a lot of people who have like a really popular skit go viral but then they don't they don't they or what they do is that then they do a couple more skits per day every day for the next couple years and kind of water the shit down whereas with drewski he don't really drop that many skits but when he does the shit goes crazy because it's like very well thought out and even as a youtuber he does these shows but what does he do like one show a year maybe two i'm not sure exactly but like you know he'll put out a show and maybe it's got like eight episodes or whatever and then you gotta just you watch that it's super high quality and then he don't really drop anything else for six months eight months however long it is the whole time he's working he outside yeah yeah and i know that from being around like i i follow his team now you know what i'm saying since 2024 i've been following them and i'll be seeing certain shit on their story and i'm like oh that you You know what I'm saying?

1:08:48That he might not even got on his store. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, because it's like, it's weird because for me as a podcaster or a streamer or whatever, it's kind of on you. You got to make a lot of content. Yeah, hell yeah. He's in the best spot because he's kind of figured out how to just keep it like very high quality. Right. Yeah. Which is smart. As a streamer, you don't really got that often. And that's where I want to go with it. Like I want to like, you know what I'm saying, instead of just posting, you know what I'm saying, like, like, you know what I'm saying, just in a moment content, I want to start scrunching my content better.

1:09:25You know what I'm saying? Because a lot of times I just post and the captioning wouldn't make sense. You know what I'm saying? But people watching it because they seeing the aggression. they seeing they seeing me how they seeing me like you know what i'm saying stay watching it but like but now when i look back at some of my i'm like you know what my caption ain't make sense so how even is my video gonna make sense yeah definitely and i mean like you know you you could like follow someone on tiktok because they're blatantly on drugs and just out of their mind and they might be entertaining and funny but then that's not necessarily the kind of person that you're going to really want to do business with long term.

1:10:05So it's kind of a fine line right there to straddle where it's like you want to be energetic and chaotic and sporadic so that people would be fans of you, but then you don't want to be so crazy that people feel like you're just a total live wire. That's kind of what I'm dealing with Crip Mac right now is that he's like, it's so good content wise, but then he like lost his mind on me the other day. But also I've kind of figured out how to deal with him where all I did was just be really nice and i just was like really nice after and he like couldn't really bring himself to like be super mad at me because i just was like you know i just didn't start he's talking shit i'm not talking shit back i'm just like listen bro like when you get over it i'm gonna be here i love you with you and then i i just i see him like dot dot dot like he's he's texting he's typing for a while he's probably like writing shit and then deleting it and he just goes i could and i'm like all right that's good.

1:10:58You can't be f***ing with one nigga lay they head at, Adam, man. I done lived off females before, man. Shit get real, man. You got an ex, man. I'm telling you, I done been through that. I done, man, I been homeless down there all the way up to this point. Kind of still is homeless. But okay, like, put yourself in his shoes. Let's say you had a girl that you were, like, living with right now. Right. Your boo thang. And I call up your ex, because your ex is kind of well-known or whatever on the internet. I call her up, and listen you you didn't hear a word she said it's just you if you're kryptonite in the scenario just screaming at her the whole time telling her you piece of shit you whore you blah blah blah just talking hella shit your girl is not gonna really be mad about that right like you just violated your ex see it kind of depends on the exact details of it but it's different because I'm like, what you calling her fuck anyway?

1:11:54I called her. Yeah, but why Adam calling her? Why you playing like that anyway? You know what I'm saying? Because it hit different, bro, when like, but these females, they be wanting to control a nigga. Yeah, especially when you growing something. You know what I'm saying? When you in the process of growing something and you don't really have your own stable, you know what I'm saying? So I'm kind of leeching off you. when you're leeching the standard for your behavior is so much lower yeah you can do anything and they're gonna get mad because they're then they immediately start thinking about like why am i paying this phone bill man i don't know how many holes i had to leave like i had like man i'm finna go out here and now they like damn i'm proud of you you did that shit you ever heard the term hobo sexual yeah no hobo sexual is when you're basically like homeless and you're just living off girls yeah i actually like i hate the fact that in my younger days that i never was able to really do that i always just bet myself so much that it's like i always just needed my own spot i couldn't really like abide by but sometimes you know like i had a girl in new york where i'll go stay with her for a couple weeks at a time and just be like live let's just you know eating her food sleeping in her bed doing whatever i wanted all day coming back she's buying alcohol whatever and it was a great feeling just to live off a bitch ain't gonna lie that shit over with yeah Yeah, that's over.

1:13:14Living off a bitch is over, man. When you got young Miami talking about she need a hundred million for a nigga to date her. And you got all these girls. They, man, they want that bad, man. You're right, because this is back in the day. I've been in a relationship for 10 years, so the world is way different now. Yeah, they want that, man. Living off a bitch is over with, man. I never knew about girls even expecting financial stuff out of guys. I never knew about that the whole time that I was dating. Every girl I ever pulled was always just off pure finesse. just pure game or ability to make her like me or whatever.

1:13:46Like the whole idea of like, oh, I'm a ball out in the club or what? Like that was so foreign to me. I never even thought about that one time. Okay. Maybe buy a few drinks. You know, we go to the bar, run up a$140 tab. That was, that was the most balling I ever did. Yeah, man. Maybe you take them out to eat, take them to the diner. It's another 30 bucks. I tell you, I probably, man, I don't live at all. I don't live at all. I could probably count on one hand on how many females I done lived, though. But in that process, ho, you got something. Ho, you got my food stamps. You got my little PayPal check from social media.

1:14:22Bitch, you probably made me go out there. You got something. It wasn't just like I just set my ass up there and live. Like, nah, bitch. Because I ain't got that in me. Even if a bitch was to be like, look, I'm going to let you sit here and get it right. Nah, I ain't. You going to get food stamps. I'm going to go donate some plasma for us to have a little$60,$70. Man, I'm telling the truth. I don't give it to you. That's hard. What's wrong? No, I mean, what I did used to do a little bit that I feel kind of grimy about is I used to pull the bitch out the club, go back to her spot, beat it down. Then she'd fall asleep.

1:14:59I might take something. Grab some money out of purse. This is the old days, so grab some CDs. go home, listen to those CDs on the CD player, you know and I remember telling a bunch of my young BMX homies about that and then all of a sudden they're f***ing doing it and I'm like bro like, I felt kind of worried for them like, this might not end well Man, I'll tell you, I know niggas who kind of did like that, but they're like, alright it's like, alright so some niggas like, meet a bitch, they'll hire like, while they f***ing bitch, they might have me come in and take all the shit or some shit like that.

1:15:39I mean, now we really talking. Yeah. I mean, you really want to get grimy with it. There's a lot of shit you can do. Yeah, tight shit like that. Yeah. Oh no, they're robbing me. They tie you up. Yeah, facts. Tie you and her up. No, we ain't doing that. No, okay. That's kidding. But I mean, you got to sell it. You got to like convince the world like it's a real thing. Like I was tied up. Yeah, that's shit true. Niggas be happy. Like happy. Maybe it's not too late. My girl's very trusted. Maybe I can pull that one over on her. Nah, because then she's never going to be the same after that. She gets tied up by a robber.

1:16:10She's going to make me move to Wisconsin or something. I can't do that. Okay, so I saw you took a picture with the booty warrior, Fleece Johnson. Oh, that was out in Houston. That's Unk? Yeah, that's not with Fleece, man. Okay. Like, Fleece's a real nigga, man. You weren't worried about him taking your booty? Hell no. I'm going to fight his eye out of the door. Man, fuck. Man, he ain't doing that. But he said your ass was fat? Man, come on, man. Start that fool and shit, man. No, I'll f*** with him. But it is kind of weird because, like, he told me that he never raped a dude. That he never, like, took some booty.

1:16:46And that everything that he ever got was given to him. But, I mean, I feel like there's other clips out there of him being a little bit more honest. You know, I don't, like, me and him talked about that. That's another clip they edited out, bro. Me and him had a whole 30 minutes right there. Like, man, his clip was like, I'm going to say, I'm probably over-exaggerating, but probably, I know over 10 minutes. Yeah, yeah. Um, and, um, he, he didn't say that I, he, like, me and him was talking about that and, like, pretty much we both agreed that, you know what I'm saying, no offense to the community, but niggas be gay, man.

1:17:29Yeah. niggas niggas going that bitch man i man i don't know i call my homeboy right now his cousin all right look i got two homeboys right they cousins but his cousin is really was really my main man he done called 30 years for the same charge that he went to prison for five years for you know what i'm saying pistol whipping the bitch and and and accidentally the gun going out. Now he did a fire piece for that. And then he did it again? And now he's doing a 30 piece for that. Wait, for the same crime? For the same crime. How did they try him twice?

1:18:11Alright, so here I go. Long story short, his first prison offense was that. He go do a fire piece. He get out, go to the feds for two years for a pistol charge, get out the feds, and with a female getting to one of his new girls, and I pissed the word, accidentally fired. Oh, okay, so it happened again. Yeah, so after like a seven-year stint, you know what I'm saying? Yeah. So, but back to the story. Nah, like his cousin, my homeboy, called me like, man, bro, I got to let you up. Like, bro, man, bro, and that bitch. Oh, man, bro. Like, bro, gay, man, bro. Man, bro, wild or not, bro. Yeah? Yeah, and this one, man, this was less than two weeks ago.

1:18:58Wow. And it's like, you know, like, I hate to say it. It's like, damn, bro. Like, niggas knew he was like, you be in jail too much, bro. You can't stay out, bro. You know what I'm saying? You got a problem, bro. Maybe he just doesn't have the courage to be gay in the streets. And that is what I think. I don't know, bro. It takes a lot of, you know, you got to be bold to be gay on the outside. Man, you got to be bold to be gay in prison. Yeah, but at least you in there, so nobody really knows. No, you know. It's kind of low-key, but. They got gang in Florida? Yeah. Man, they got it. Man, Florida got gangs, bro.

1:19:39Gay gangs? Gay gangs. And in some camps, the gay gangs got the most motion, the most cell phones, the most tobacco, the most drugs. and if you fuck with them because all them ex-game members that got ex-dots they found out they was doing some foul shit and they man they a fuck nah they ain't gonna kill you ass yeah I mean if you really think part of my belief system is that I can't really judge somebody for what they do in prison for the most part because it's another world I don't really understand it I haven't been there so if you you know do something horrible to somebody i kind of feel like i can't really like cast judgment on you because i haven't been in that environment and i don't know like the the stresses that you were dealing with etc but when it comes to like raping another dude i feel like i could take a pretty strong stance against that that's that's up um bro i ain't i don't i'm telling you in my generation bro i ain't seen nobody if a nigga if a nigga got i'm gonna tell you at mayo i ain't gonna I'm like, niggas was getting raped, bro, but it's like, bro, them niggas was like, a nigga ain't finna play with you if they know, like, you know what I'm saying?

1:20:56So for a nigga to make up in his mind, as soon as you hit that tunche and fall out, I'm finna come, they know something about you. This ain't just, you know what I'm saying? Because this, I went to prison in 2022. You know what I'm saying? I got out in 2020. I went to prison in 2020. No, I got out in 2022. I went to prison in 2019, and I got out in 2022. So from 2019 to 2022, my daughter of them was getting raped was gay. You know what I'm saying? Guy was on this, tunchy and that bitch, and probably got raped or probably was sneaking and geeking. but for like a nigga not unless you got a rape nah if you got if you in that in that um PC or whatever nah ain't no PC in prison oh no but you gotta stand tall on your own one thing that stands out to me though is I've like seen clips where people are like oh like 70 or 80 % of dudes in prison are doing gay shit and I'm like there's no way it's that high It cannot be that high.

1:22:10Man, I ain't gonna lie, bro. A lot of niggas got a lot of time, Adam. Yeah? Bro, in Florida, bro, they got PRR. So, you know what it is? No. All right, so, all right, say you go to prison for a first degree or a second degree offense. And you do your time, right? So PRR is like a pre-release prison condition that they're going to make you sign for a 15-year sentence automatically if you go out there and recommit a first-degree or a second-degree offense. In some cases, they make you sign it even. You're going to sign that PRR. So if I would have committed another robbery before three years of being out, I automatically qualify, automatically going to hit me with the PRR 15 years, then slam you with whatever else, you know what I'm saying, time that they'll cry way out to.

1:23:11So you think if you got 20 years that you might start f***ing dudes? No, I ain't rocking like that. Yeah, I don't get it. I ain't rocking like that. Like I said, they already be, bro, they don't be the ones who are already being fumbled with, who are confused, who, and then, I don't know, bro, a lot of niggas, bro, they ain't got nobody in there. Yeah. And, like, no offense to all the gang members out there, a lot of niggas join gangs, get fucked over by their gangs in prison. Right. You got this man going on all these hit-stabbing people. This man can't even live on no pound. Y 'all ain't got his back or nothing.

1:23:50And then like I say, I'm going to say Palm Beach, you know what I'm saying? Because that's where I'm from. And Palm Beach, and I'm going to add Broward and Miami and that shit too, because it's all this connected. So from Palm Beach, Broward and Miami, majority, I'm going to use the Zoles, majority of the Zos beefing with each other on the streets. Okay. So you, everybody ain't with that getting friends and shit and we ain't rocking in the same cause both of us in the same organization. Everybody ain't with that shit. You got some niggas who in that shit that's been a lineup, you get what I'm saying?

1:24:31So like, how could I put it? So like, yeah, it's Zos on Zos wars, it's blood on blood wars. You know what I'm saying? because everybody ain't. And it's gay on Gay Wars. Yeah, and it's gay on Gay Wars. Damn. Yeah, facts. Grimy. Hey, can I ask you one question before I do a little bit of the outro here is who's bigger in Florida, Kodak or Boosie? Kodak. Okay, I figured. Kodak. And I don't know, I ain't saying no disrespect to Boosie and that niggas grew up listening to Boosie, but Kodak, man, bro, Kodak done bought up the whole brow, bro. Kodak be in Palm Beach, bro. Kodak got, man. Kodak got, man.

1:25:12Would you say Kodak is the biggest rapper of your lifetime in terms of Florida? Like, just the sound of the streets that people just really listen to on a day-to-day basis. No disrespect to Yacht, but I'm giving that to Plies, man. People listen to Plies in Florida, like, just out and about more than Kodak? Really? No, like, let me sit down when I say that. But like, four is like, all right. Bro, Plies, bro, had the streets, bro, up until Kodak really took over, bro. And if you a nigga like me that's in they 30s, you know what I'm saying, you know that Plies had the influence. It was like, that's when Boosie was really more relevant than Yat, but Yat went hot.

1:25:58But when it came to, I say, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, plus, boosting. Who do you hear more in Florida now, Kodak or Youngboy? I ain't going to lie, man. I ain't going to lie. Kodak's the pride and joy of your state, but Youngboy, you really got it right now. I don't really want to say that I can't say that bro cause I young boy that nigga kill that nigga but like bro that's yeah he from Florida young boy experiencing his peak right now but at the same time you're in Florida I love young boy man like that's how I really really went like viral and shit like to my big viral moment was I'm out there homeless by our lake smoking molly singing that life support I'm about to cry and that shit took all the way off.

1:26:57I met Mr. Ronan and all that kind of shit. Niggas did some creep ass shit, got in the way. A nigga see you grinding and shit like that and get in the way to stop you from building a relationship. Not saying I could have been with them or nothing, but it's just like niggas, now that I'm sober, I seen what happened. Niggas got in the way of me potentially networking with them, potentially them pushing me or shining some light on me in front of everybody. You know what I'm saying? That's how I really got my name, Frank Lido. Young boy had an album called Slime Lido. And I was bumping that shit and I'm doing crazy, you know what I'm saying?

1:27:40But I'm an artist myself. I rap myself. I've been rapping since I was a little boy. You know what I'm saying? But when I caught the, when I went viral to his song and I already knew a lot of his music, I'm doing, I'm doing, I'm Yombo and Vibe, bitch on all my content, done learned how to do the little gritty dance, you know what I'm saying? Nah, nah, the fans, they, I'm bumping that Slime Lito album so much, the fans like, man, you Uncle Frank Lito, man, you Frank Lito, man, you Slime, man, like, you know what I'm saying? That's how I got this name to this day. damn that's crazy um yo okay so what do you want to tell the people to check out and uh what should we look forward to for frank leto going forward hey man i would like everybody to tune in for the new merch man i'm partnering i'm starting i'm partnering with my boy soul for members only on the merch right now um my drops coming soon and um and i got some unreleases coming soon chat man y 'all just stay tuned man and everybody keep me in prayers and pray that i don't fall back to doing drugs.

1:28:39You trying to box somebody? Man, I'm going to box Chris Matt. He's talking about he want 55 racks. Hey, I mean, it's possible. You ever have a conversation with Aiden Ross or his team about boxing? I have people reaching out to him. I reached out to him, you know what I'm saying? Okay. But that's really much it. You know, like I told you before, Adam, I need 20K. I ain't out of the car. I'm a diehard fighter. People can say what they want to say, Adam. You know what I'm saying? Hey, oh, show me where you made that money at. Man, if I show you my PayPal over these five years, if I show you the money that I was getting from my United Masters, if I show you the...

1:29:14Man, I had almost a three-month rant on battling on TikTok live before I started going live. And I ran up 10 racks on up. And me, I know what I'm going to do. I got my tooth knocked out in a fight when I was 16. I ain't lose too many more fights after that. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, no, I mean, I feel like they probably need heavyweight fighters. So I feel like you could probably get in there. Yeah, man. And they can save money on travel, too, because you're kind of local. Yeah, I'm all for it. You know what I'm saying? Just let them know, man, I'm down for it. Let them know I'm going to perform.

1:29:51You can't pay me to lose because you can't pay me to get my shit knocked out. But you can pay me to get in there, perform, and execute. Hell yeah. Yeah. How tall are you? I'm 5 '5". Okay. uh crit mac yeah i mean it's perfect yeah i mean he is a giant yeah but he's he's yet to prove himself with his hands uh for the world to see so i feel like it's kind of still up in the air like who crit mac should be fighting but that would be pretty epic no um man i'll tell you no lie when i seen him squabbling on the first could have been all season one i was like damn i want to squabble here both of us got the mission too both of us heavyset both of us kind of got the same viral personality.

1:30:31And I know it's going to bring, man, I know what that fight right there going to do, man. You know what I'm saying? So, like, that's the only, like, eh, like, and to anybody out there who think they can just, like, call me out on the flim, I'm not fighting unless you got 10, 20 rats for me. You ain't got to call. You don't even waste your time. Yeah, all right. I'm going to send your profile to Jordan from Brand Risk and see if he's about it. So, yeah. Okay, let's do it, man. Maybe I can line up you and King Pill, man. man. I'm going to beat his ass. Would you fight on the 14th, even though that is only nine days away?

1:31:05That might not be enough time. Yeah, man, let's do it. Hmm, okay. Let's do it, man. Anything to continue to... I'm trying to diversify my audience. You know what I'm saying? Because you see what's going on with entertainment. You see what's going on with these influences. You know what I'm saying? I'm not trying to be stuck in the box with just recording, writing, making freestyles, making music. If I can go into celebrity boxing, I'm going to try that shit. You know what I'm saying? If I can go into screaming and showing people my punk beats for real, I'm going to try that shit. Yeah, you kind of got to do everything these days.

1:31:40Yeah. Frank Lito, it was great meeting you, man. Same to you, my boy. Much love. I hope that this fight thing actually works out because that would be dope to be able to make a bunch of content in the lead up. Yeah. Fire, man. Frank Lito. Go follow him on the gram and everywhere else. No John Burke. Coolest podcast in the world. Check us out on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, etc. Like, comment, subscribe, and shout out to our members. Yay! Appreciate y 'all. Two teams, one cup. The primetime stage is set for the TGL presented by SoFi Finals. Los Angeles Golf Club versus Tigers Jupiter Lynx. Keep up, it's playoffs.

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