FYB J Mane on Going Broke, Selling his Chain, THF Bayzoo's Death, NBA Youngboy & More

1 Dec 2025 · 2 h 34 min · 58 chapters

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In short

FYB J-Man (J-Main) discusses going broke, selling his chain, and ongoing Chicago drill/“whooping” politics. He argues that he’s the only one trying to stop violence (“pushing peace”), criticizes how No Jumper/Adam interviews Chicago figures, and reacts to Lil Zay’s prior comments about him. He also addresses the death of THF Bayzoo, including how a new video angle appears to show the shooters approaching from a distance. He claims weed use is affecting clarity and says he’s switching away from smoking. He repeatedly frames “whoops” as community help and business/brand value.

Guests and backgrounds

  • FYB J-Man (host/guest): Chicago drill figure associated with FYB; claims he’s been pushing peace for 1.5 years and has interviewed/connected with multiple Chicago figures. He says he’s homeless vs broke, sells “whoops” (merch/food brand), and references collaborations/cosigns from major artists.
  • Remo (co-host): appears as the interviewer/host alongside Adam.
  • Adam (No Jumper): the interviewer being argued with throughout.
  • Dave Bluntz: referenced as a person who was hospitalized and claims “whoops” helped him recover; also tied to “purple stuff” vs “healthy stuff.”
  • DJ Benz: mentioned as Dirk’s right-hand man.
  • Tay Savage: mentioned as a connector who tried to bridge J-Man with THF Bayzoo.
  • Timo (Murder Town): referenced as formerly OTF-linked; connected to Dirk.

Key claims

  • J-Man says he’s “pushing peace” while others are “part of the problem.”
  • He claims Adam underpays him and pays “crumbs,” and that No Jumper lacks security.
  • He says Lil Zay is a goofy and that Zay and J-Man eventually linked after mutual respect.
  • He claims THF Bayzoo’s death involved a specific location and a video showing attackers approaching.

Notable examples

  • Lil Zay interview on Say Cheese; J-Man references prior interviews with O Block figures.
  • Dirk songs referencing “send me some whoops.”
  • Claims about Dave Bluntz’s hospital recovery tied to “whoops.”
  • THF Bayzoo death discussion with a resurfaced video angle; location debated around 31st and Pulaski/St. Louis.

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Chapters

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Discussion on Being Broke

0:05 to 0:30

FYB J Mane talks about his financial struggles and perceptions of being broke.

“Build your own multi-view, choose up to three streams, and follow player spotlights.”

Discussion on Being Broke

1:46 to 2:50

FYB J Mane talks about his financial struggles and perceptions of being broke.

“So we not even using them type of terms.”

Homelessness vs. Being Broke

2:50 to 4:10

The hosts discuss the difference between being homeless and being broke.

“It's a difference between being homeless and broke.”

Disrespect in the Industry

4:10 to 5:30

FYB J Mane expresses feelings of disrespect within the podcast and the industry.

“So what the f*** is you bringing Big Mike up for?”

Conversation About Lil Zay

5:30 to 7:20

Discussion regarding Lil Zay's appearance and remarks about FYB J Mane.

“You got to talk to a nigga who actually at least let him up seen J-Maine in person before, gang.”

Pushing Peace Movement

7:20 to 8:40

FYB J Mane shares his thoughts on the Pushing Peace movement and its reception.

“I asked him about the Pushing Peace movement and shit.”

Interpersonal Relationships in the Industry

8:40 to 10:00

Insights into relationships and conflicts with other artists in the industry.

“say some words that I heard before What the f***?”

Birds, Ducks, and J-Man's Humor

14:11 to 19:21

The hosts engage in a comedic discussion about feeding birds, with playful banter and personal anecdotes.

“Yeah, you didn't even see on my Instagram?”

The Influence of Females in the Drill Scene

19:21 to 23:06

The conversation shifts to the role of women in Chicago drill culture and how they influence behaviors.

“Do you see weed right here in front of J-Man?”

Health and Lifestyle Changes

23:06 to 27:49

J-Mane discusses his lifestyle changes, including reducing substance use, and the impact on his clarity.

“This people, this is the shit that will get you in the hospital.”
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Discussion on Adam's Support

28:35 to 29:22

The conversation explores Adam's role in supporting artists and the music scene.

“Well he ain't really say that in specific You know He just worded He kind of coded it He was like Adam and him in the way type shit Over whooping Listen to the whole beginning of this podcast Like What am I in the web?”

The Whoops Debate

29:24 to 31:04

A humorous argument about the health implications of a popular cereal and its cultural significance.

“Am I in the way of Chicago's up-and-coming interviewer platforms?”

Discussions on Personal Relationships

31:05 to 32:06

J-Maine and Adam discuss their complex relationship and feelings of respect.

“Nobody has ever done more for you in your entire life than me.”

The Devil Money Argument

32:07 to 33:14

A candid conversation about the nature of money and respect in their business dealings.

“That's not the only thing you ever did, bro.”

Biblical References and Lust

33:15 to 34:36

The hosts delve into biblical perspectives on lust and morality, sparking a spirited debate.

“And you was still on motherfucking bullshit when I got here.”

Corporate Media Critique

34:37 to 36:28

Criticism of media practices and the nature of interviews conducted on various platforms.

“When I get on your platform, gang, stop doing weird shit.”

THF Bazoo's Death and Peace Movement

36:29 to 42:00

Reflecting on THF Bazoo's death and the ongoing efforts to promote peace in the community.

“I'm glad you shouted out corporate media cartel.”

Pushing Peace and Recent Tragedies

42:00 to 45:20

Discussing the challenges of promoting peace in the community amidst recent violence.

“We gotta start at the root of the problem.”

Respecting the Legacy of the Fallen

45:20 to 47:40

A conversation about the impact of violence and the importance of respecting those who have passed.

“They had his funeral already on 4th grade.”

Accountability in the Media

47:40 to 50:00

Exploring the responsibilities of media figures in relation to violence and community issues.

“FYBJ May interviews that's actually pushing peace and that go against the devil just like me going against the devil right now.”

Recent Altercations and Their Implications

50:00 to 52:40

Analyzing recent incidents involving well-known figures and the potential consequences.

“I'll blow on your shit pause, like over pause now I'm gonna say it now I gotta pause somewhere at this point y 'all I got a pause.”

The Reality of Street Life

52:40 to 56:00

Discussing the harsh realities and decisions faced by individuals from the streets.

“They say, bro, like, nigga, I thought y 'all was pushing peace though, some shit like that.”

The Reality of Violence in Chicago

56:00 to 58:08

Learn about the harsh realities of violence in Chicago and the complexities surrounding it.

“Because niggas be having all type of other shit going on.”

The Dangers of Platforming Individuals

58:08 to 59:58

Discussion on the risks involved in promoting individuals with violent histories.

“Do your homework on trying to, and I'm gang.”

Family Warnings and Street Politics

59:58 to 1:02:04

Exploring the warnings J Mane received from family regarding street conflicts.

“But it's certain things that the older generation don't understand and there's certain things that I have to do to make shit, to say the lives of other people.”

Youngboy's Cancelled Show and Its Implications

1:02:04 to 1:06:09

An analysis of the reasons behind the cancellation of Youngboy's show in Chicago.

“So, like, was it a thing for you where you even had the second guest going over there?”

Mama Duck's Reaction to the Cancelled Show

1:06:09 to 1:10:01

Discussion on Mama Duck's feelings regarding the cancellation of Youngboy's performance.

“Mama Duck, she was supposed to be there.”

Interpretation of Name-Dropping in Music

1:10:01 to 1:11:32

Discusses the implications of naming deceased individuals in rap and how it impacts artists and listeners.

“300 deadouts, may God forgive me for that weak ass song.”

Personal Experiences at Concerts

1:11:33 to 1:13:16

Shares personal anecdotes about attending concerts and interactions with artists.

“Do your homework on my first time meeting him.”

Interviewer Role in Gang Culture

1:13:17 to 1:17:18

Explores the complexities of being an interviewer amidst gang affiliations and artist loyalties.

“It's weird to call it a pokeball when it's not shaped like a ball.”

Perceptions of Loyalty in the Music Industry

1:17:19 to 1:21:42

Analyzes perceptions of loyalty among artists and the reactions to collaborations across rival factions.

“to come here and do his job and get the f*** on.”

Reflections on Personal Relationships with Artists

1:21:43 to 1:24:00

Shares reflections on personal relationships with artists like G Herbo and the dynamics involved.

“talking about some, they like, man, we ain't gonna count.”

Discussion on G Herbo and Personal Experiences

1:24:00 to 1:25:55

Examining G Herbo's actions and personal anecdotes related to their relationship.

“So with that being said, so you feel like you said he's closer to the situation.”

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Reflections on Fame and Recognition

1:26:05 to 1:34:42

Exploring how fame has changed perceptions and interactions for the guest.

“How the fame came, how the fame is for you, though, because like, you know, what, three, four years ago, you wasn't as lit as you is.”

Chicago's Music Scene and Collaboration

1:34:42 to 1:37:42

Discussing the dynamics of collaborations within Chicago's music community, including NBA Youngboy and local artists.

“Do you think anybody from Chicago who works with Youngboy is kind of making the city look bad?”

O.T.L. Vonnie's Controversial Allegations

1:37:42 to 1:38:01

Introducing the allegations made by O.T.L. Vonnie's father in a series of podcasts.

“I was just finna give a little credit on this.”

The Chillin' Vibe

1:38:01 to 1:39:20

The hosts warm up with light banter and introduce various topics.

“All right, so one of the big things that happened was, so, you know, O.T.L.”

Discussing Legal Troubles

1:39:21 to 1:42:40

The hosts discuss the sentencing of Butter and implications for his future.

“They said Butter just got sentenced to six years.”

Trench's News Update

1:42:41 to 1:44:28

A conversation about Trench's News and its impact on Chicago culture.

“I thought he was taking care of his son and shit.”

Debate on Immigration and Policing

1:44:29 to 1:46:24

An intense discussion on immigration issues and law enforcement's role.

“It hit different, like, when you in a room with Doody Low at the backstage of Dirt concert and Doody even telling you, like, you whooped your way to whoop land.”

Military Presence in Chicago

1:46:25 to 1:48:54

The hosts debate the possible military intervention in Chicago crime issues.

“How do you feel about Why is you whooping the O?”

Financial Struggles and Jewelry

1:48:55 to 1:51:14

J-Main opens up about his financial difficulties and pawning jewelry.

“Until they get that proper identification shit.”

The Cost of Lifestyle

1:51:15 to 1:52:00

A reflection on the price of living a flashy lifestyle and its consequences.

“Like, when the last time you seen the fucking whoop shame?”

Financial Struggles and Chain Sale

1:52:00 to 1:53:24

Explore the financial decisions and struggles of J-Main after pawning his chain.

“I ain't seen it in a minute when I'm scrolling down your IG.”

Understanding Business in the Industry

1:53:24 to 1:55:29

J-Main reflects on the complexities of financial decision-making in the entertainment industry.

“I didn't know the business side of this podcast shit.”

The Reality of Income and Taxes

1:55:29 to 1:57:40

The conversation shifts to the harsh realities of income, taxes, and debts faced by J-Main.

“You should give Lil Baby a hundred grand to promote your whoops on an Instagram post.”

Rumors and Personal Life

1:57:40 to 1:58:14

Discussion about rumors concerning drug use and personal accountability within their circle.

“We were talking about some other shit off camera that I can't say on her because I ain't trying to put them all the way in my shit.”

Feds, Dirk, and Internet Narratives

1:58:14 to 2:01:26

J-Main shares insights about the feds, narratives surrounding Dirk, and media influence.

“I mean, he told us to take E-pill every day.”

Rappers' Responsibility in Media Narratives

2:01:26 to 2:06:00

A discussion on the role of rappers in shaping narratives and their responsibilities.

“Do your homework on having Adam 22 working for you.”

Rap and Podcast Dynamics

2:06:00 to 2:07:00

Explore how different platforms amplify rap messages and content.

“Because we might cover some of the shit y 'all rapping about.”

Perception of Negative vs. Positive Content

2:07:00 to 2:09:50

Discusses the contrast in audience engagement with negative and positive content.

“On a song that will get so many more views than this episode ever will.”

Reaction to Death in the Rap Community

2:09:50 to 2:13:20

J-Man shares insights on reactions to the death of THF Bayzoo and related community dynamics.

“Like why you ain't posting the positive whoops?”

Gang Dynamics and Personal Safety

2:13:20 to 2:16:50

J-Man elaborates on the importance of safety and gang-related tensions in Chicago.

“Because when you say your side and your side, sir, I live in Texas.”

Confrontations and Street Realities

2:16:50 to 2:20:00

A vivid recounting of a confrontation that highlights street realities and tensions.

“pimp off on the app do your homework on J-Main pimp it off So do your homework on Montae following.”

Life in Chicago: Personal Experiences

2:20:00 to 2:24:02

The speaker reflects on their experiences growing up in Chicago and the dynamics of their neighborhood.

“Imagine J-Man right there with a box of loose light.”

Community Support and Leadership

2:24:02 to 2:27:19

Discussion on the importance of coming together as a community for positive change and leadership among local figures.

“what they said like jay man you gotta talk to the real motherfuckers really out here doing shit like Like, all right, folks, I can't save the city by myself.”

Podcast Wrap-Up and Final Thoughts

2:27:19 to 2:28:33

The hosts conclude the episode with shoutouts and reflections on the discussion.

“And now, how many years later, I'm finally getting my box?”
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1:21They said he was pushing peace. they said that he had to do his homework. He did all those things, and yet he has returned. FYB J-Man in the building. The whoop man back in the building, man. Let's break this shit down, Adam. Let's break it down like a brick, my friend. Nah, I'm back on no jumper. I'm broke. That's the only reason why I'm whooping with you. Because first of all, let's just start there. I pulled up for Remo. I ain't even pull up for you this time. Pulling out of Remo is crazy. Listen, listen, sir. I'm ahead of these sexuals. So we not even using them type of terms. Shout out to the LGBT ABC community.

2:02Shout out to folks in them. Shout out to Sesame Street. Break this shit down. So what are you fake mad at me for? What's it going to be this time? Bro, anytime J-Main tell you like, hey, you seeing me go viral for being broke as fuck. Like, why the fuck is you going to pay$6 ,900? You paid$6 ,900 ,000. And you basically, I don't even want to talk about what you offer me, bro. Cap numbers. Man, that shit is not cap. These is facts. When J-Man on no jumper, I'll put no jumper on. How the fuck is you disrespecting me? Let me calm down. I ain't got my inhaler, so let me just calm down. Let me take off this Pelly.

2:41I got to sell this bitch after the interview. That's a whole nother story. Here's the problem. You already did the broke thing. Listen, listen, listen. That's how you first got on this platform as you was out here. I was homeless. It's a difference between being homeless and broke. Is you cool? I feel like usually the two are connected. Homeless and broke is two different things. But not really. If you go broke, I'll be homeless. No, listen, listen. If I go broke, I'll be shirtless. Broke is selling your EBT. Homeless is you don't get EBT. Let's start there. Let's start there, Adam. I feel like that means if you don't get EBT and you're homeless, that means you just haven't taken the time to fill out the paperwork.

3:15Listen, sir. you don't know black people problems. Let's start there. Do you ever have an EBT card? No. Exactly my point, Adam. Only speak for the shit that you know. Well, I only like to spend my own money. I don't like to spend the taxpayers' money. You too rich to even be doing shit like that. Let's start there. Yeah, spending the taxpayers' money. Underpaying FYBJ, man. Underpaying Mama Duck. Like, do I got to go back and start there? Maybe if you... Because we still ain't over that. Your ass still ain't been on 63rd. You went back to O Block? Are you telling me? Didn't you go back to O Block, Remo?

3:51We did go to O Block. You're telling me that everybody that I've ever had on this podcast from Chicago is all on EBT? Break this shit down. Most of them. Most of them. Not Lil Zay. Not Zay. Not the rich ones. Zay rich as f***. And why the f*** would y 'all let Lil Zay get on this platform? I mean, I'm putting no jumper on. stop letting people disrespect me on this f***ing platform ain't that about a bitch this the motherf***ing thanks I get what did he even say about you nothing that bad right the point is Adam I'll put y 'all in a position my interview was at who the f*** put up an interview on No Jumper that did 2 million views from Chicago in the past couple years in the past couple years Adam man that s*** disrespectful that's like spending my That's like spitting on the whoops, gang.

4:43Maybe Big Mike. Big Mike. Did he do two million views? I think he did two million. So what the f*** is you bringing Big Mike up for? What the f*** is you bringing Big Mike up to me for? I like Big Mike. Why the f*** is you bringing him up to J-Main? I want to be like Mike. All right, let's talk about the Lil Zay shit, because that did come up. That was crazy to me, Remo. You know better, Remo. I'll put you on. It ain't different. Nothing to do with it. Let's start the... All right. Damn. Damn, we had Zay up here, and we asked Zay about all. He from Cross Western. He can't tell y 'all, y 'all let him get on this major platform and talking about J-Maine the Goofy.

5:20Folks, it's from Cross Western. I just met folks yesterday. That nigga don't know J-Maine. It hit different when you let him up speak on me on this major platform, and they didn't never meet me before, gang. You got to talk to a nigga who actually at least let him up seen J-Maine in person before, gang. If you met him yesterday, did you have the same energy? Do you have the same energy you're giving us right now? I just met his ass yesterday. Are you yelling at us about him? Because I know y 'all, y 'all supposed to be my homies. I know you didn't yell at him. Y 'all supposed to be my homies. I know you didn't yell at him.

5:49Y 'all, they're supposed to be my homies. What part don't you understand, Adam? Is you my friend or not? Every time I... How many interviews we done did, Remo? Shit, it's about like the fourth or fifth one though, right? The first interview was I over whooping. I came in that motherfucking cool, right? I came in that cool like I was with Zay, bro. But the mo' y 'all whooping my name, whooping my name, whooping my name, whooping my name. Nah, nah. The first one you was mad because you couldn't get your gun in. Look, bro. Call it a pokeball, bro. Let's start that. It's a police-ass activity. Pushing peace while you have - Y 'all backdoin' people with no jumper?

6:20Am I safe here? Pushing peace with a switch on you as much? Am I safe here? Hey, make sure that door lock, bro. It hit different. We're not getting right now. You got - Listen, listen, sir. You got some stacked jeans, but you don't got a gun? Listen, sir. Listen. You talking about a pokeball that's crazy. Y 'all don't have security at the door. I feel unsafe, goddammit. Is this a safe platform for me to be on? You're the only person who's coming in today, so I didn't feel security was necessary. No offense. No, okay. So you ain't protecting FYBJMain at all costs? No shots. When you see the comments, don't they say protect FYBJMain at all costs?

6:57You're not exactly King Vaughn. I'm not expecting people to pull up trying to remove you from this earth. Okay. Nah, I'm not King Vaughn. My name is FYBJMain. Matter of fact, why the My name ain't on this wall. Like, what the f***? FYB, because your ass is tweaking. FYB, Jay the f***ing main. Is you cool? Like, what's going on? We right here at No Jumper. What the f*** is going on? Come on, man. Let's talk about it. I'm putting No Jumper on. We're charging you for that. That's not coming out of my pay, Adam. All right, so look. All right, so Zay did get on here. I asked him about the Pushing Peace movement and shit.

7:32And he did say that he felt like you're not the person who should be doing it. Because you use a hoe And you ain't never put in no work You ain't got nobody Yeah, you Fa, fa, fa, fa That's what the Fa, fa, fa, fa I know y 'all want me to tweet I know y 'all want me to tweet Say it's from Cross Western Yeah That's because folks never I don't put it like this That's like me telling y 'all Lizzy ain't caught nobody I can't say that Because folks from Cross Western I ain't do all my homework on Cross Western Only homework I did is Okay, folks in them eat brains and shit over there. Y 'all heard about that, Whoop?

8:09They eat brains? Do y 'all homework on eating brains. Like that's some voodoo shit? I don't know. It's some shit going on right now. They talking about J-Man, do all your homework. They like, don't link with Lil Z because it's some shit going on. I don't know if folks specifically eating brains, but from across Western, probably be eating brains and shit. So I was a little nervous about the link up. We don't eat brains on the other side of 63rd. Do your homework on this side of 63rd and that side of 63rd. like break this shit all the way down alright so what was the conversation like cause he said some shit about you kinda trying to say you wasn't like that but y 'all ended up linking I seen you him and Dave Bluntz yeah yeah me him and Dave Bluntz was in the studio it was crazy vibes bro I ain't know Dave Bluntz was that big in person break this shit down I ain't know Lizzy was that short in person break shit down so this was my first time seeing these two black men they had good energy on bro gray it was a good vibe when people like Adam try to and Remo because you with that shit when people like y 'all try to get niggas into it and da da da da da on these major platforms I gotta step in and break this shit down so folks heard me talking about him on Say Cheese because Say Cheese acts the same shit it didn't exactly take a lot of prodding to get Zay to admit that he thinks you're a goofy break prodding down prodding?

9:29what the fuck is that? say some words that I heard before What the f***? Cattle prod? Hell no, bro. To be fair, I didn't know you. I ain't know you and his relationship at all. You never know if we knew each other. I ain't know y 'all knew each other or whatever the case was. I just met Lizzie and Callie. All right. Break this shit down yesterday. Two days ago, whatever. So what I do is, you know, be on here saying that we ask a lot of messy questions and shit. Messy as hell. So what I do is, what I make sure is, I bring your name up and bring the Pushing Peace movement up almost every time to get people's take on that.

9:59So when I brought it up this time, I didn't know you had those feelings. about you and the push-up. So I had no clue you was gonna come. He started off good. He started off good then, as I keep watching the interview, clapped him up down. And so I had to tell him when I, Zay, stop whooping like that. How's y 'all getting down? Put it like this. I'm the only nigga trying to stop the violence in Chicago. I'm the only nigga whooping, like I just explained to the, you seen my interview with the old blocky and Ike Muna, like I explained them. They explained to their ass. I'm, when, when Dirk and Keith was over whooping the WAP back in the day, there was nobody trying to push peace.

10:35So it hit different with J-Main, the only one from Chicago that we even seen out of this recent generation. There were some people pushing peace, though. There were people pushing peace. There was the mothers, the police officers, the teachers, the local government. Maybe you should have took your head out of your ass and paid attention to the police officers and the teachers and the moms. Do he have to be on the show? Like y 'all paying me to disrespect me on this major platform be crazy to me. I think it's a good point. Break the shit down. Okay. Break that shit down. You saying the mothers was pushing peace.

11:11Put it like this. Yeah. Like they said, you have to talk to the members. Sometimes the niggas who's actually in the field doing the violence. So these are the people that I bring on a platform. Like how y 'all says, say we sent you a little Zay because Lizzy is a part of the problem. If you're not a part of the solution, you're part of the problem. Break the shit. Problem. Break the shit all the way down. I'm glad you said that. If you throwing them type of diss, like J-Mane, I'll step back from diss music and over whooping the WAP and whoop land. You catch my drift? So, Zay still be whooping.

11:42So, I have to connect with people like Zay. So, like I'm... How did y 'all connect after that? After you heard what he said about you, how did y 'all connect and get on the phone? Zay hit me. Zay hit me. Do your homework on Zay hitting J-Mane. Send me your number. It hit different. Huge pause. Break this shit down. I'm tired of this pause shit. I'm tired of this pause shit. I'm a grown ass man. I don't, when I talk, you got to just know what I'm saying. I'll let pause every two seconds on Fodham Grey. That's a sweet ass 2000 and what the f*** type shit. Like y 'all just made this shit up. Like listen to the facts gang.

12:18Like what, what is we doing on this platform? So Zay reached out to you though. You ain't had, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, Zay broke that shit down. Like cause he heard me whooping on, he was whooping on my name. and then I was whooping over his name on Say Cheese so he break this shit down send me your number, break shit down I just told them when you coming to Cali we gotta put this shit together, it hit different man I just told Adam, hell no I ain't coming to Cali cause he paying 6-9, 100 ,000 but trying to get J-Main crumbs, bread crumbs bread crumbs bread crumbs gang, bread crumbs when I done did a lot for no jumper I'm the reason y 'all got half these other whoopers up here bro because I tell the real stories that's why I'm up here about to tell y 'all these other stories right now you see what I'm saying and that's how y 'all gonna know what to do on y 'all next whoops bro you know who doesn't complain about breadcrumbs birds

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14:26Breach it down. Like, what the f***? I was going to say something about how you're a bird, like a bitch, but whatever. It's kind of obvious. Gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta. Zay Osama basically saying. Matter of fact, I take that back. JK, JK. I didn't say it about you either. It's all hypothetical. I can't say that to Adam. How do you get from Zay Osama trashing you on this podcast? I might not get paid if I call him a bitch, right? Because. That's a good point. I actually like that idea. We're going to end up in a Ruga situation. Are you going to up my pace, sir?

14:56No, that's a totally different question. Okay, this is a question. Fuck you, Adam. Fuck you. This is a question. I can't really figure out where to put my left arm right now. I'm still kind of going through it with this desk. But, um. Sad, white boy. Come on. I know he's getting serious. Look, look. Now that hit different. I didn't even call you a bitch. I told you about a joke I thought about making that would have emerged. Nah, but it was like the bitch word was already floating in the air, bro. It was like I thought about saying it, but then I just said it. We went to bitch work right there.

15:23It was floating and shit. Don't do this. 6-7. Like, come on, gang. Break this shit down. You want to do this f***y dance with me? Nobody give a f*** what you think, Adam. Some people do. For real? Who actually care? Mostly the gay community. Stop doing that to the LGBTQ gang. I'm going to do whatever I got to do to them. Yeah, I sent your ass in that thong with that man that one time. That was bogus as hell. That was hard, yeah. No, that was bogus. You seen what I was doing so little shit? Because you try to make it seem like you was ahead of the sexuals then you was with the sexuals. It was crazy to me.

15:55But that's a whole nother story. Nothing but the head. All right, so look, I ain't going to lie. So look, you just said some shit. You said Zay a part of the problem. Yeah. Why you say Zay a part of the problem? We're all a part of the problem. Let's not dwell on Lil Zay. I kind of feel like you removed yourself from being a part of the problem. Exactly my point, bro. So you said Lil Zay's a part of the problem. Let's not dwell on Lil Zay. We could talk about LBG Butter. You still catch my drill? Yeah, yeah. But we talked about him a lot before. I feel like Lil Zay is currently a part of the problem, or at least he's been in the headlines for a lot of shit recently.

16:26I'm saying. What's your thoughts on all the shit that's been going on Lil Zay? Like I say, let's not dwell on Lil Zay. Y 'all already whooped Lil Zay. Like, let's break that shit down. Now y 'all over whooping Zay. Like, break this shit down on Lil Zay is not the only one, bro. It's the whole fucking Chicago if they not. If y 'all don't see them on whoops, and some people I even ask when they get on whoops. I just interviewed Lady Ben Laden. you did your homework on Lady Bin Laden and Vic Jada I just asked folks nothing is y 'all pushing peace hell nah we ain't pushing peace so some of these females is actually a part of the problem and I have them on wooster break it down like cause you know the females be the cause of a lot of shit too not saying them females in specific but they got some shit going on right now on Bro Grey and it be just other shit that lead to other shit that lead to other shit and females be right in the mix on folks nothing and do your homework on the niggas be a part of the problem cause niggas be trying to impress these females.

17:19Let's break all this shit all the way down so it all come full circle. It hit different. Do your homework on a full circle. What the f*** is that? The circumference? What's a full circle? Like this. Like a no jumper ball. It hit different. Well, a basketball, but yeah. Break this shit down. Definitely. But wait, so you just started kind of spitting some word salad there, so I forgot what we were talking about, but we were talking about Zay O'Shaughnessy. They don't call me no bitch no more on this platform. I didn't call you a bitch. That was kind of disrespectful. Like, I don't even play like that.

17:48And put it like this, That's why I see why Ruga jumped up in the beach of ass and all that shit. Like, gang, you be going too far, Adam. And then when I get back to Chicago, I'm like, nah, Adam cool. He just be whooping a wop. He know how to whoop. And I be trying to stick up for you behind camera. I think everybody watching at home knows that I didn't call you a bitch. But I be trying to stick up for you. Pay attention to the point, gang. I be trying to stick up for you behind camera. And you make it harder. Every interview I watch. Every interview, he makes it harder for me. I actually feel like you not being around has kind of like opened the door.

18:18It feels like we haven't been in any of the Chicago drama. I'm thinking maybe that's because you haven't been around. You ain't been in the Chicago drama? Have we? Who have we been beefing with in Chicago lately? I don't know who y 'all beefing with. I don't even know why we were for a while there, but it feels like, oh, that kind of went away. But also, let's be real. Chicago hip-hop, cold right now. It's because it's not called Chicago hip-hop. It's called Chicago drill culture. And that's cold, too. Break the shit down. Ain't nothing moving. Nah, do your homework. It's a lot of shit going on.

18:45I mean, there might be some narratives, but musically like who are the the new artists that come out and it feels like everybody kind of got their fill of a lot of the chicago narratives over the last couple years so it's like they're looking for something new yeah they they looking for something new right now in the rack on phone them they looking for something different on phone them but it's a lot of people that is up and coming um i just don't if they're not doing gospel music at this point i don't overindulge, but I do listen to a certain amount of people, but I'm on them gray. I'm on gospel right now.

19:20I'm changing my life. I don't smoke weed no more. Do you see weed right here in front of J-Man? Every podcast y 'all seen, then I come with some weed, then I have some gas. I don't even smoke weed no more. My mind clear. I could think clearly now the smoke is gone. It hit different. Break the shit down. So I know what I'm talking about when I'm talking about it, gang. It hit different. I got a weed pen. You got a who? A weed pen. Okay, so you still getting high. I'm trying to stop smoking the actual tobacco and the actual weed, but I feel like the pen, I can handle that. Whoops. No, I'm okay. This has been sitting there for like six months.

20:01Yo ass cap. That's the box that's been sitting over there, sir. Oh, this is a new box, Adam. I gave you a laminated box now. This is for Remo though. You take this home. You take this home. I finally got my box, man. Yeah. Get out of that old cheap-ass box since he want to play with me on this major platform. How many boxes total have you sold us? I can't even say, but thousands of boxes, Adam. What? Tell J-Maine to send me some whoops. You heard Dirk's song with YTV Fat Conspiracy. That's hard. Did you hear that? Yeah. Did you hear that bar? I heard that bar. He said, tell J-Maine to send me some whoops.

20:33Do your homework on the whoops. The value of the whoops went up when Dirk did that. Do your homework on the value of the whoops went up when Cardi B signed them. do your homework on the value of the whoops went up when Chance the Rapper bought me on stage and I threw the box of whoops off the stage at the Lollapalooza. Do your homework on these real whoops, Adam. I didn't even know about most of that. You be talking about a lot of bullshit. That's because you talk, you focus on bullshit, bro. How was you throwing cereal off? I can smell that shit on your breath. You throwing a cereal box off the stage.

20:56It smell like shit. Your breath smell like shit, Adam. I feel like that kind of falls into the category of bullshit. Stop eating ass. What's the little shit he do after this? What's that pop? Plug Talk. Oh, Plug Talk. Plug Talk. Plug Talk.com. Yeah, stop eating ass on Plug Talk, Adam. I'm going to fuck your bitch on PlugTalk.com. Stop eating ass on PlugTalk. And close your, see? Stop doing that. But sometimes I got to eat the ass so I won't bust a nut too fast. Try these. First of all, the real whoops make your breath smell. You know, it make your breath head different. So try the real whoops.

21:29Don't try all the other ones then. You still might have shit mixed with whoops. We just got a new carpet. And I know that if I take a bite of those things, that I'm probably going to end up puking. And I don't want to get it on the carpet. it so you're gonna puke off these them the old whoops over there in the glass i keep telling you adam stop disrespecting these this is not really the type the type of food the caliber of food that i eat on a typical basis what you mean you don't eat cereals no okay rainbow fruity sugary cereals get these to your daughter get these to your daughter then no she's never eaten anything that lacking in nutrition besides maybe like a piece of cake first of all these do not I just gave these to my boy.

22:09Who's your boy? Mr. Healthy Stuff. He changed his shit from purple stuff to healthy stuff. I'm talking about Dave. Come on, bro. You know Dave. Why you want to act crazy? You want to act crazy. What was that nickname you just gave him? Mr. Healthy Stuff? That's his clothing brand. That's what you want right now. Remember that purple stuff that he used to wear? Yeah. He say, just like how I came on here and told y 'all I'm going to come back with the whoops, he went on Vlad TV. He did an interview with Vlad. And Vlad tell him, like, shit, are you supporting the lean? Are you promoting that shit?

22:46He like, because your shit say purple stuff. It ain't like it say healthy stuff. My boy came back. Healthy stuff. It hit different. Do y 'all homework on folks to be working out now, all type of shit. My boy Dave Blunt's out the hospital. This is real shit. Let's talk about the real facts. I hate to break it to you, but the whoops are not how he got out of the hospital. Yes, they is. The whoops got Dave Bluntz out the hospital. He's losing weight now. Is you crazy? This people, this is the shit that will get you in the hospital. No, no, Adam. Why do you get out of the hospital every time, gang?

23:18I'm just saying. Remo, this is my last no jumper. Dirk Tare told me I want Paul to come back up here with that last shit. And then look what happened to him. Listen, bro, do you be happy when people go to jail when they got kids? Because that man got kids. You talking about look what happened to him. Definitely not happy about him. I wouldn't be happy if you go to jail, Adam, because I know you got daughter. Break shit down. Right, but it does kind of stand out that there's multiple people who are no longer there for their kids as a result of murders that Dirk allegedly called in. Until they put that shit on black and white, sir.

23:54stop throwing stuff on a black man who's trying to do something right for the community right now. The feds have already put out a lot of information about this. You don't have to put it out. You don't have to put that shit out. This is a major platform. You're not the boss of me. You're right. You pay me. You pay me. But you're still not my motherfucking boss. We talk about rap on here. I think it is well within our jurisdiction to talk about the fact that Jurisdiction? What type of police ass shit is this? alleged to have ordered them bodies. What type of police-ass shit is this? Free smirk, though, man.

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24:25Free smirk. But also, maybe... It's a police-ass platform. There's some police-ass shit. Maybe he needs to sit down for a little bit and decide, hey, maybe I'm not going to kill anybody else. We don't have no proof that... Well, they literally... We don't. They got a f***ing Apple Watch in there. What proof... They went through his f***ing... They went through his iCloud. The iCloud, all his shit. They had nothing on them. He acted like he don't know the facts. Do your homework, Adam, on... They don't have shit in the iCloud. Do your homework. When you go through my iCloud, you're going to see all type of shit you ain't supposed to be seeing.

24:55Why are you glazing somebody that decided to show you an ounce of love about five minutes before he got indicted? Listen, sir. Listen. You're so thirsty for a cosign. What is that? Listen, sir. Thirsty for a cosign? He already cosigned me. What the fuck am I thirsty for? I know, but I'm just saying. Break this shit down. Make this shit make sense. Dirk already shouted me out on this major song. The whole conversation. Listen, gang. Listen. About the fact that you can't get off this. Do you want me to talk or not? is this a podcast or not gang why would i go back and forth with you when dirt already said tell jay man to send me some woos when he ain't had to do that so the little seconds of fame could have been him just having you on stage matter of fact he didn't even have to have me host that shit he could have just brought me out no he overdid it because it was genuine gang do your homework on his empath era he was in his who his empath era i don't know what the stop saying it's like the thing where you're getting in a lot of trouble so you decide to be nicer than you've ever been before in your entire career.

25:49I don't believe it. I believe it was genuine. When Thug was having all his phone calls leaked out to the public, Thug started being nice to everybody. All right, let me ask you this, though, because I did see, you know, I pay attention to everything. I felt like it was genuine, you know what I'm saying? Like, I was paying attention to how Dirk was moving and shit before, you know, he got locked up. Break the shit down. But I did see you ask DJ Benz. You asked DJ Benz, you said, did Dirk use you? Now, what made you ask that? because I believe other people around you probably been hitting you with that and make you like.

26:20Because I got to ask the same questions that I know that people want to ask. You catch my drift? I have DJ Bands on my platform. He was damn the Dirk right hand man. Still is. Let's break this shit down. So if you Dirk right hand, like I told bro, I can't talk to Dirk right now. I'm pretty sure you be talking to Dirk. So let's break this shit down. Do you feel like Dirk used J-Mane? Foles got to laugh because the shit's so funny Because a lot of this shit be internet shit to us, gang. You see what I'm saying? Like, when we see more like Adam on that over whooping, that's some internet ass shit.

26:50Like, you can't believe everything. Folks just said, this is unhealthy. And this shit just got Dave Bluntz out the hospital. It hit different. Like, you can't believe everything you hear Adam say. Do you want me to ask ChatGPT? That, did this get, listen, we don't care what ChatGPT talking about right now when it comes to these facts right now. Just call Dave. Okay, but what if ChatGPT. Let's call Dave. ChatGPT is the culmination of all of humanity's knowledge. Call the nigga. I call it. There is essentially no knowledge that is hidden from the AI. Call Dave. It hit different. 1-800-CALL-DAVE.

27:21This is going to be so funny. 1-800-CALL-DAVE. Is this healthy? That's the answer. You might be.

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28:53He's trying to keep him locked up The shit you saying I supported his music career Like break the shit Did you really? I supported all of the up and coming artists Coming out of Chicago That's like you saying you supported these whoops Let's listen All of the artists coming out of Chicago As well as all the bloggers all the commentators, all of them have supported them. So I don't know what I'm in the way of aside from, really, I even let him run around ordering a bunch of murders. I never got involved with that. You let him order? I mean, I never got in the way of it. Listen, what is he talking about?

29:21That's what I'm saying. What am I in the way of? Like, I don't know what the hell this man is talking about at this point. Am I in the way of Chicago's up-and-coming interviewer platforms? Because DJ, you on a two-month sabbatical. I don't really know why. What that mean? You ain't done a hot interview in six months. What that mean? I don't know shit you talking about. I don't know what I'm saying. 16 shot him. He shriveled up in a hole in the ground. How you doing? All right, so look, Dave, we got J-Man, Adam, right here. Break the shit down, Dave. Break the shit all the way down. Nah, we doing a podcast.

29:48It ain't live just yet, but. We is live down there. We down there, Lotto. But J-Man, tell his man what's going on with the whoops. Now, Dave, would you tell these people the whoops is what got you out the hospital? Adam trying to go back and forth with me and tell him, tell me, nah, the whoops ain't healthy and this not how Dave Bluntz got out the hospital. I'm telling him the real facts, gang. Listen, it do hit different when it gets broken down that the whoops is what got me out of the hospital. It do hit different. Do your homework on that shit. Do your homework. According to ChadGBT, it's not terrible, but it's not particularly healthy either.

30:22It's more of a moderately sugary breakfast cereal. Oh, my God. Occasional consumption is fine, but for daily eating, you'd be much better off with whole grain cereals. Listen, Dave ain't eat them every day. He only had to have that one bowl of whoops like Craig did. One ball. One ball. Free Lil' Reese. Break this shit down. Free my cousin. Dave, don't fall for the propaganda. Like, you whooping, Adam. You whooping. It's whoop-aganda. You whooping. All right, Dave, I'm going to hit you. Appreciate you. You whooping. All right, Free Lil' Reese. Break this shit down. Free Lil' Reese. Free Lil' Reese, man.

30:50Free Lil' Reese. Be on. We're going to free my cousin. Dave know what's going on, bro. Y 'all trying to look at these whoops. Whoop means we help out our people. And are you whooping like that or not, Adam? Are you really whooping? Are you really whooping for real? You're gonna help him with that garbage. Yeah, yeah. You want some bullshit. I support you making a business. I don't know what you support. You having a business? Who you with? Very cool. Who you with? Who you with? All right. Who you with? You feel like Adam's against you? I always felt like Adam was against me. Nah, you didn't have first.

31:18Since the first one? Since the first podcast. Nobody has ever done more for you in your entire life than me. What'd he say? Dead Hermes. What'd he say? Nobody has ever done more for you in your entire life. Maybe your mama. What? Your mom, she put a titty in your mouth. She kept you fed. That's important. I wouldn't even breastfeed. Damn. Talk about your mama and her titties. Let's start there. Let's break that shit down. That shit hang low. Come on, gang. I don't want to talk about your mama titties. You feeling like Adam against you, though? You really feeling like that? Whoever did more for you than me?

31:49I can name a few people. Who? We not going to go there. That's not the point. I'm saying it's tough. Do I got to throw Sean Cotton in the mix? But we don't have to go there. I appreciate you, bro. I appreciate you. But I don't appreciate how you get down on me on this major platform. I just said it's not a healthy theory. That's not the only thing you ever did, bro. That's no dub sales lean. That ain't healthy either. That's worse. I'm way worse. Listen, you sell porn for a living. Literally, that's way worse. No shame. That's literally in the Bible that a fornication. Do you did your homework on fornication?

32:24It doesn't say that. Do you did your homework on adultery? Yo ass committed adultery. Me accepting money from Adam. I mean, what's your last name, boy? Sanders. Yeah, Adam whatever your last name. Adam 22 from No Jumper. That's like me accepting devil money. Like what Dave Blunt told me last night. When he accepted that money from Kanye West, he felt like, damn, this the devil money. It hit different. When I feel like the money that Adam give me every time is from the devil. And instead he getting lower and lower, Adam. And I'm broke. So this is my last time up here accepting these crumbs because you stay disrespecting me.

32:59I'm like, I had a dream last night, like Martin Luther King. I'm one day Adam going to rise up and stop disrespecting me on that major platform. And he going to have some good to say and help me say these kids. And you didn't when I got here today, God damn it. And you didn't. I woke the fuck up, Adam. And you was still on motherfucking bullshit when I got here. Still smell that shit on your breath. The Bible doesn't say that pornography by name is wrong, but it does have a consistent message that lust and sexual immorality are wrong. Break that shit down. I mean, the Bible says that... You have to read between the lines.

33:35Listen, all you have to do is look at a woman lustfully and you've already committed adultery. Facts. And that's facts. You do that shit all day. I think a lot of bad things come from telling people not to explore their sexual interests. Don't disrespect the Bible because I'm a God-fearing man. I'm not dissing it. Like you talking about that's dumb. I'm just saying there's some cap in that rap. Don't do that, bro. Matthew, John, Paul. Don't do that. Don't do that. Stop naming the disciples. John, Paul, Joseph. Do your homework. You're not even a disciple, folk. Y 'all cap in. I know them disciples and I know the disciples in Iraq.

34:09No, I'm with all of them. I'm with the ZDs, the BDs, and the GDs. I rock with everybody. Paul, Jacob, and John. With the ZDs? Paul, Jacob, and John. Oh. Paul, Jacob, John, and Matthew. Jeremiah and Joseph. Do your homework. Like I rock with all the prophets and all the real disciples out the Bible. Just like I'm trying to get folks and them together in this real world. Just like I rock with the Crips and the blues and the blood and the, and the judges and the nurses and the, like and the Jews and the Gentiles do your homework. So when you on hell whooping like that, I ain't really out here pushing peace, sir.

34:39Stop doing weird shit. When I get on your platform, gang, stop doing weird shit. That's weird shit to go on these people like that, bro. What are you talking about now? Would you just like how you talk? Would you be? Would you be yelling that the Jews was right here? No, no, no. Your ass not going to go against it. I'll tell the Jews what's up. You not going to do that. You not famous Richard. Get your goofy ass out of here. No, I'll tell the Jews what's up. You not famous Richard, gang. I mean, to be real, the Jews kind of do their own thing. Did you put money on famous? I don't really even need to tell them.

35:06All the money that famous Richard made your ass on his platform, did you reach for him? No. That's disrespectful, bro. Why? What you mean? He turned you up. He turned you up. I thought I turned you up. I paid him to do podcasts before. Bro. Rich got on here and did his thing. He went back and forth with your security and all. He boosted your shit, gang. I think this with my own eyes. Just like Ruger boosted your shit. So I'm supposed to give Ruger a lawyer money? No, gang, what you're supposed to do is help we help out our people. He need to take this box home. You need to study this box, goddammit.

35:42I want to explore what you're saying. So you think that if someone comes on the podcast Did you help Crick Mack? Yes, but I have to pay their legal bills. So that's the only person you helped out? I've helped out a bunch of people over the years. I just don't think it's any of your business. But you think that if someone comes on the podcast one time. Half the shit you talk to me about is none of your f***ing business, sir. Then I have to pay all their legal bills. That's like me getting on this platform every two seconds. Next question. Next question. Next question. Half the shit that you talk to me about is none of your f***ing business, Adam.

36:11Some of the interviews that you do, you might as well do that at this point. Adam, none of it is your business. I've seen some dry J-Main interviews. Your business. Grant, you kind of come with it for like me and Say Cheese, but some of them other platforms, corporate cartel media, you got to get it back in blood. He be giving you a dry ass bunk interview. Your business. All right. I'm glad you said that. I'm glad you shouted out corporate media cartel. I'm going to do another one with bro. Shout out corporate media. Shout out corporate media. Yo. Get out corporate cartel. Tell him he can't take a Zan before this one.

36:39Get out your mouth. Tell him no fentanyl patches beforehand because this motherfucker was sleepwalking through that shit. I don't do fentanyl. I don't do fentanyl, bro. Nah, bro's over, though. I ain't going to lie. I don't do Fennel. All right, well, look, hold on. Maybe like a little bit. Hey, bro, I don't do Fennel. Let's talk about the corporate cartel. I don't do crack neither. You dressed up like Toosie for Halloween Runner? For real? For real? All right, so look. For real? I watched the first corporate you did. I look like Toosie right now for real. Like, how long ago was that corporate cartel interview you did?

37:03How many of you did so far? I think me and bro only got one in so far. All right, so the one that I did watch, I feel like people was on you because they felt like they said you was treating them a little bit in the interview. And that was crazy to me. When you do this internet shit, some people, that's like somebody like, yeah, only reason why they not going to say I'm over whooping on Adam, because he over whoops on everybody. When I whoop with corporate media cartel, y 'all got to understand when I be whooping on, I be whopping. You know what I mean? You know, you done met J-Man a couple times.

37:34You done seen me turn this shit off and turn it on. But with Adam, you got to keep it on because he going to suck the whole interview. Like, hey, you could be cool. Just chill, fuck. We right here kicking it. What the fuck is you doing? You suck a dick. Like, break this shit all the way down. You suck a dick. That's a... So when we say dick sucking in Chicago, it's like a form of what you doing. Talking into a mic. Like, over whooping. Over whooping the wop. And, like, you just saying shit that it'd be like, come on, folks. Why is you even saying that? That's dick sucking at this point. That's how we look at it in Iraq.

38:09I think that... Oh, y 'all got folks up there? It's like when you sit down with a fellow black man, your true self comes out. You get hella disrespectful and cocky, egotistical. You sit down with me. It's all, yes, sir. Yes, sir. And even when you act up, it's like you acting up. You, Adam. Soon you'll be invited back. If you think that, fuck you. Oh, we going to get this clip, sir. Break that shit down. Sir, we going to get a clip, sir. How many times have I told Adam? But then you sit down with corporate cartel media. I never told corporate media cartel. You, corporate media cartel. Did I ever say that?

38:37Get me my M &Ms. Remove the blue ones. I said that shit to Adam, right? I said that shit to Adam. What? I never said corporate media cartel. I said Adam because the way you whoop break shit down. I don't even tell Sean Cotton him. That's a fellow black man. It's just these your fucking facts. Yeah, but he's not like your type. He does that over whoop. He don't over whoop. He's too professional. You're like, yes, Sean. Yes. He keeps it respectful and professional. Do you know how to do that? Do you know how to do your fucking job? Is that why you set up to have his laptop stolen? What? What type of weird shit is that?

39:13He don't know that was an inside job? from you, if anything. You talking about the last shit from... He crazy. It was hard for me. It was hard for me when they were saying that I set that up when I knew for a fact that you set that up. I set myself up to be... Listen, listen. I said, listen how dumb he fucking sound. This the goofy shit I be talking about. Shit like that. Why is you trying to give me a... I told you Sean Cotton did more for me. Now you trying to say oh yeah, he backdo'd you for the game. They broke into my fucking BMW. Like, let's start there. My electric 2024 BMW that I was whooping.

39:45Break shit down. What the fuck is you talking about? So why the fuck would I break into my own car, you idiot? Shut the fuck up. When you got back to the Airbnb... Can I get a real question, gang? Can I get a real question? I got a whole bunch of real questions. You're not whooping the right way. You're not whooping the right way. All I know is your breath smell like shit from eating ass on Plug Talk. Next question, sir. Alright. There's a lot of places we can go. One of the biggest shits that's in the news right now, especially in Chicago culture, you know, R.I.P. THF Zoo. Zoo got killed. And we seen a new video actually surface or they show a different angle and you can actually see the guys like coming out of a car and it look like they ran from a distance and got up on the zoo.

40:29What part of Chicago is that? Because people were saying that's not even like, they were saying that's like a Mexican hood. So break down what's going on for the niggas who ain't from Chicago. So do your homework. that was Tay Savage called me and was like and told me like matter of fact I called Tay like bro what the f*** going on bro cause Tay was supposed to bring I just did an interview with Timo from Murder Town you did your homework on Murder Town yeah I know Timo he used to be OTF got kicked out yeah do your homework I don't know if he got kicked out but they stopped f***ing him I think Dirk still whoop with him he say him and Dirk is family that s*** I just heard in some new lyrics he broke down like he say him and Dirk is family So a lot of shit be adamant, adamd out.

41:11Like, you can't believe it. So I don't know. Adam out? That's a new term? Adam out. Like, that shit, adamd out. Nobody says that. Like, that shit, adamd out. When it's capped, when it's over capped, that shit, adamd out. It breaks you down. All right. Get your breast cancer survivor ass hoodie ass out of here. You mad? You mad because I was out here pushing peace and sticking up for breast cancer awareness, gang? Pick a cause. Like, break this shit. Pick a cause, nigga. I'm standing up for what's right. I just want to talk about titties. What the f*** is you talking about? No. Keep going. Big or small, save them all.

41:39What the f*** is you talking about? Pepto, Besmo, looking ass. Breast cancer too. Look at you. Hey, but yeah, continue as you were saying. So, Timo had reached out. Yeah, so, Tay had hit you. Tay hit me on 4th of them gray. Timo, um, okay, yeah, Tay hit me. Getting that, yeah, I'm finna bring you Timo and THL Bazoo, J-Man. It hit different. You need to push the piece with them. We gotta start at the root of the problem. Break shit down. You right on Fulton Gray. It's certain people be seeing me just like my boy Lizzy Fell. Shout out Zay. It's certain people you have to whoop with to make all this shit make sense.

42:20And, yeah, I touch certain people, but it's certain shit I didn't do yet. You see what I'm saying? So Tay Savage, because he's really pushing peace, he's trying to help me connect certain dots that I – Savage might got a better connection with certain individuals from Chicago than J-Maine got with. So, but everybody know my work. They been seeing what I'm doing. They been seeing me push this piece for over a year and a half now. So the movement just getting bigger and bigger by the day, you know? So, Tay getting that, man, you gotta, just like y 'all had Baezoo on y 'all platform, y 'all got him to talk about the pushing piece situation.

42:54And he kinda said he wouldn't be with it with you, but then Tay was gonna bridge the gap and make it happen. break this shit down. So, nah, right after or right before whatever y 'all get what I'm trying to say, shit, we lost THF Bazoo as soon as he was finna bring Bazoo to the content house. Shout out to the content house. It hit different. The one we got right there, right out on the outskirts of Chicago. It hit different. Do your homework on the outskirts. Do your homework on... Did everybody think it's in the rack? In the rack. But we got it in a safe location in Chicago because shit could still go left.

43:28Fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck. You know? But it's right there. Like, right outside. You know? It's really what shit could still, where you could still lose your brain at. So even that area of zoo was in, where's that area at? That was on 31st and Pulaski. On Jaja Gray. I didn't even know that shit was still a part of Chicago. Do your homework on me here in the street. Like, nah, nah. It wasn't Pulaski. I think it was 31st and St. Louis. That's what I'm saying. I'm like, is that shit, I didn't know it was that shit in St. Louis or that shit was, like, I'm like, what if, I thought he died somewhere else, but it looked like the right.

43:58That's why I'm like, where the fuck was that at? So it kind of already threw me off that Bazoo was right there. But shit, once Sean was kind of breaking it down to me on his platform, and I got other people to break that shit down to me, and I was like, yeah, this was going on, J-Man. This was going on. They like, you ain't doing your fucking homework. And I'm like, it's so much fucking homework to do. So do you ever was doing your homework, and you got tired of doing it? Like, I'm going to sleep on my fucking homework because it's so much homework that y 'all give me in such a little bit of time and y 'all expect me to know every fucking thing, Remo.

44:29I'm one person, gang. That's like, I want me to whoop with this person, whoop with this person. All that shit is necessary, but I'm one person, gang. We need somebody else to over-push the pizza around this bitch. Do you feel like Bezu was lacking? See, listen. You can die with a gun on you. It don't mean... He could have easily had a gun on him and still got killed the same exact way. He did not have the time to go grab You catch my drift. So I can't say that Bay Zoo was lacking. All we know is, unfortunately, he passed, bro. Like, I mean, God give all us a certain amount of time on this earth.

45:06So condolences. I don't even want to overspeak on the situation because that death is kind of still fresh. And when you speak on these deaths, on these platforms, people feel like you overwhooping on their people names. So let's just give the man his respects and let him rest in peace. They had his funeral already on 4th grade. I seen his son dress up like him for, I think that was for Halloween. Yeah, for Halloween. Like, I never even seen Bazoo's son. Like, it's just crazy. So, you just never know how Lil' Bro feels. So, shout out to Lil' Bazoo on Bro Gray. Like, Bro just lost his father, gang.

45:38So, we don't want to overdwell on a situation. That's why I be telling you, Adam, like, when it come to these men and they have kids, I don't want to overwhoop. Like, the situation with Dirk, you got kids. You know, their kids are going to grow up watching this type of shit, you know? So it's like we don't want to over bash nobody. We just want to let their legacy kind of live on. I'm not bashing Dirk. Come on, bro. Y 'all go replay this interview. That's a dumbass question. I put out a free Dirk song. Damn. Was it genuine? Yeah. I said killing people ain't normal. Somebody tell Dirk. Was it genuine?

46:11I got Brick Baby of OTF fame on it. Was it genuine, Adam? Yes. Rob that pony. You got real questions for me? You ready? No, I got a whole bunch of shit. You got a lot of catch up on you. You ain't been here in a minute. No, I ain't been here in a minute because, like I say, I see Adam don't really be pushing the pieces. Like, he a part of the problem. What are you talking about? I'm the ultimate piece pusher. You're a part of the problem. Like how I be talking about the muffins in Chicago. You don't have to be a part of it. Like how they be saying the fans are part of the problem. Yo ass a fan.

46:44You over fanned out. You down to the top fan of Chicago. You're a violent gang member. That's Cap. Like this, you see this Louie hat I got on? It's Cap. You might have turned yourself around a little bit, but there's only one person sitting at this table that has put out rap records in which you violently attacked the legacies and the memories of fallen young black men who died in Chicago as a result of gang warfare. There's only one person here who thought that that was funny. And I apologize for what I did in my past. And I apologize to the mothers. And I apologize to the Jews and the Gentiles and everybody who was involved with it.

47:24Or anybody who ever felt some type of way. What does the Jews have to do with it? Listen, sir. I apologize. The point is I apologize to everybody. I apologize. You did your homegirl space guy. Right. I apologize for dissing the aliens that's out of space. The point is I apologize, gang. I over-apologize. and that's why a lot of people respect him, that's why a lot of people respect him, like nah, bro on what he really on, like bro, like people see people still diss my dad homies and I'm still on what I'm on I respect that you apologize and everything it just seems like it's kind of disingenuous to act like I'm this like figure of supporting violence in Chicago you is, your ass is you've obviously done far more than I've ever done no, I don't know cause you keep up a lot of bullshit out of it how old is your ass?

48:1341 one a grown-ass goofy remember i just told you like you like you dat you dat old gang and you still what did i do what am i doing to like cause violence in chicago you keep up the shit like put it like this when they hear certain interviews it ain't if it ain't good positive whoops on phantom gray they minds get but like what interview shit all of them interviews you be doing you try to oh what can you name one i don't want to give your interviews no clout because they bad. They're bad. They're bad, bro. They're bad. FYBJ May interviews that's actually pushing peace and that go against the devil just like me going against the devil right now.

48:53Urgh. I just would have thought you would have came with one example. I can't go against no, no, no. I'm not shedding light on your bogus ass interviews, Adam. You're already on the platform. Besides the FYBJ May interviews, bro. Those are things. Like, it hit different. Like, yeah, go do that. Yeah, I got to do your homework on those. If we don't talk about anything on this platform, it hit different. Let me put my glasses back on. It hit different. I can't even see your ass. Those are fake. You thought this was your run club era. Turns out it was more of a thinking about run club era. The good news?

49:29Someone's marathon training is about to start. Sell your workout gear on Depop. Just snap a few photos and we'll take care of the rest. they get their race day fit and you get a payout for trying someone on Depop wants what you've got start selling now Depop where taste recognizes taste my glasses and they're all smudged up that's why I probably can't see I would have asked you to blow on my shit but I don't want it on now I'll blow on your shit pause, like over pause now I'm gonna say it now I gotta pause somewhere at this point y 'all I got a pause. I got a pause. I'm about to put the pause on you.

50:09All right. So, it's a lot of shit that go on. All right. So, another big thing that happened. We seen, there was a video, 600 Breezy and Shark on Land hanging out. And what we find out is, you know, Young Money territory. At the time, we just seen them do a vlog or whatever. Video actually, you know what I'm saying? They're talking. And then you see YNW Melly's brother, Woo, pull up. Like, he walk up on them. YNW? YNW. you uh i'm tripping on you see woo walk up oh if i want woo walk up right and for some reason like the video is stopped you know what i'm saying you don't really get to see the altercation you see he said something soon but then the video just cut and then you never know what happened then maybe about like a couple months later like a month later you see another video of surface and some shots went off or whatever.

51:04Five, five, five, five. How do you feel about 600 Breezy, first of all, being in that area? And what do you even know about that area that he was in? Like, how is that young money territory? Like, he not supposed to be in that area at all? Like, how do you feel about that situation? Because I talked to him about it, and I'm like, what you even doing over there? Well, he told me his daddy lived literally right in that same area. For real. So how do you feel about that situation? Don't say his daddy lived on this platform. No, he said it. He said it on the platform. Yeah, he said it out there. Okay.

51:31It's out there because we don't want nothing to happen. Yeah, no, I wouldn't just put it. He said it. He put it out there. Yeah, but that situation was kind of crazy because, like, how Breezy said, like, put it like this. When we from the hood, though, when we from – if you really from Chicago, it's kind of like what Taste 600, Celeste Capone was just saying. Like, the fans always telling him to leave the hood, but it's like pretty much we be going everywhere. Like, niggas be having – niggas' BMs be staying in the Ops hood and niggas got to travel to certain places. Like, like how bro say his daddy stay over there.

52:03Like niggas be going everywhere. It's just how you whoop when you get there on bro gray. So it hit different when shit, it was just one folks day. Like you catch my drift. It wasn't his day. Shit. He, he sink them faces, but you know, by the grace of God, all the men still alive and you know, like, but yeah, it, it could have been, it could have been worse, man. It could, it could have got worse. Do you hear about stories like that before, before it hit the internet and shit? Yeah, I did hear about, I already heard that shit before. You were all right, for sure. You don't know me hearing about that, that woo way before that shit ever hit the internet.

52:37Motherfucker gave me the call like, yeah, J-Main, then niggas start, what'd they say? They say, bro, like, nigga, I thought y 'all was pushing peace though, some shit like that. So that's the only reason why my motherfucker had called me on it. Like, yeah, they talking about, we thought motherfuckers was pushing peace. I'm like, so they brought up the peace movement and that, and I was just trying to figure out like what, what because i just i ain't did a whoop with um 600 with with no with with breezy i done did woops with 600 memo for sure oh yeah for sure for sure yeah yeah but you and breezy then yeah me and breezy ain't so i don't know did that um did breezy say was i thought y 'all was pushing peace or did did who say i thought i was pushing peace i don't know who said it or was what's the other bro name from out of town uh grove hero yeah i don't know the grove hero say i thought y 'all put somebody Somebody is somewhere in that situation that the peace movement came up.

53:32And I was like, see, that's why everybody need to be pushing this peace because it wouldn't even be shit like that happening. I'm broke because we know how y 'all coming, bro. Get on these whoops and break your story. Put it like this. The reason why people respect the J-Man pushing peace situation, because it's kind of like y 'all can hear my thoughts before. Like y 'all seeing this shit here. So you can act like you don't want to know like, no, y 'all know what my heart is, though, because I'm breaking that shit down every time. some of these people bro they was in the field and in the trenches and and for so long it's been f your homie he did vibes for everybody so we never got a chance to we don't like that's why i got to interview them certain individuals like before we just i interviewed old block t money i wouldn't know what little bro head was at before he he just you know broke this shit down like oh i thought you was just probably on some riddle riddle ride shit but now that we seen the way that bro think, we see the way that Ikeemona think, motherfuckers just might give you a pass out there.

54:28Even though, like, everybody, we all still probably attached to our hoods to certain people, but you know what I mean? Like, at least you get motherfuckers a chance, man. So, alright, when you, could you, you know in the history, so when you see Wu walk up, what are you thinking? Because that, that's crazy. I was thinking, they finna, that was crazy, bro. That was crazy. I'm like, my heart dropped watching the video, like, I hope they ass don't tweet. Like, like either side like i don't know what breezy got on him shit yeah breezy if you if breezy on 51st i i feel like he should have a fat ass gun on him it ain't different you know what i'm saying not not just putting his business out there like he be not and trying to incriminate him i don't know what he got but you catch my drift if you're you on your ops territory you know what i'm saying like it seemed like you would probably be over protected or like da da da da so i could like when they say it was a lot of law shit i probably can guarantee like it was probably a lot of law We wouldn't have known.

55:22Don't boast whoops. Don't bump us. They put the interview out and they left all that out. We wouldn't have known that niggas got hit up or somebody got shot or whatever. Until Grove Hero went on internet and he said, he kind of was saying that Breezy owe him some money because he got out there hanging out with Breezy and then the ops come through shooting it up. Then I had seen niggas, a birdie told me that Breezy had got shot in the leg. and you know it was 0-5-1 nigga came through allegedly blown so Breezy did get hit in the lid allegedly so that hasn't been confirmed if you know you know but what I'm getting at is cause put it like this Chicago nigga sometimes nigga get shot don't go to the hospital let's start there I think it was one of those type of do your homework on the Chicago nigga like one of the guys one of the FYB's got shot on 4th grade didn't even go to the hospital folks you good I'm good.

56:16Do your homework. Do your homework on phone number. I'm talking about they good. You catch my drift? Yeah. Like, and not going to the hospital. Because niggas be having all type of other shit going on. Y 'all catch my drift? Like, do your homework on having other shit going on, and you can't go to the hospital. It hit different. Did you see the whole video? Because people were trying to sell the clips and shit. I ain't see the whole video. Like I say, it be certain homework I don't get to. I be going to sleep on the homework sometimes. Like, shit, I be getting tired. It hit different. So much homework to do on phone number.

56:45I ain't going to put the name out there. Just trying to make sure I graduate. But it was somebody that you whooped with before. It's somebody that I whooped with before that what? That came through on that. That came through on that. Somebody who you seen on whoops? 100%. And we just leave it at that. Somebody, did they come on whoops pushing peace? 100%. For real? Yup. So, the push and peace movement, it be working, but then again, you see some shit could go left. But put it like this. 100 % it was a nigga that was definitely on the whoops with you before. I seen him. You seen the nigga on whoops with J-Man and he was shooting at fire?

57:29Niggas got hit up, man. You got to be careful who you platform. You got to care. The niggas be pushing peace, but the niggas ain't always pushing peace. So they was on some back door shit? That's what you saying? I'm not saying it wasn't no backdoor shit, but I'm just saying, though, I've seen this person on there pushing peace with you, and I've seen a nigga go on there and probably do some shit. Okay, put it like this. That wasn't pushing peace. And that'd be another thing. If you pushing, people will tell you, J-Man, I'm pushing peace with you. Like, I talk to THF. Like, when I talk to THF members, like, J-Man, I'm pushing peace with you, but don't hide none.

58:03Like, after they see me do the 051, don't hide none of them young money niggas up there, Cause J man, I'm a face your ass too. And I'm damn gang. It hit different. Do your homework on trying to, and I'm gang. Stop trying to put me in y 'all whoops gang. Like stop doing that. Don't try to put me in y 'all shit. I'm doing my job. I'm trying to save the city of Chicago and I'm breaking that shit down. But I ain't going to say who, but somebody took a wing to criminate nobody. But somebody told me like, don't hide no 051 young money at the interview with you. And I'm like, bro, why the fuck would I have a 051?

58:34But they just telling you, like, I seen you do them woops with fooling them, and we still on that. Yeah, how was that? Because I think I seen you go out to, you went to Young Money and did a hood vlog. Yeah, I walked through Young Money, and like I say, it was a lot of shit. They was telling me not to go through Young Money and do that hood vlog. Do your homework on them telling me not to pull up to the wise shit and do that. But who's telling you that, and why not? Because ain't your side good over there? Listen, listen, sir. They getting that don't pull up to, do your homework on them coming to my mama's job.

59:02Like, J-Main. ain't your son named J-Main the famous nigga who do all the interviews in Chicago, the rapper nigga tell your son don't link with I was just locked up with so and so Dave playing in the back door that boy so that's what I be saying they tell that to your mom? let's break this shit down so niggas came to your mom before you went to go do the 051 Young Money interview and niggas told your mom that Young Money knows. Just to send the message. Yeah, they planning to back do your son. And you still went. Yeah, my mama told me to go, don't go to do that interview because somebody just came to her job and told her that shit.

59:49And then... Don't you think the implication is... Then Archie Mama, we know where your mom is. Lonely at FYB Archie, Archie Mama told me don't go to O Block and do that interview when I went over there. But it's certain things that the older generation don't understand and there's certain things that I have to do to make shit, to say the lives of other people. You catch my breath? So were you furious when you found out that they said that's your mom? Hell nah, they was trying to warn my mama. They was trying to give a motherf***er a warning, gang. Okay, but if someone wants to get in touch with you, they could probably get your phone number, they could DM you.

1:00:21No, this person, no, this, listen, gang, they're basically saying, hey, we know where your mama's at. No, you done motherf***er? Listen, the The person who told my mama was a friend of my mama, but he just so happened to be in the Cook County jail. You see what I'm saying? Yeah. So this one of my OG old, and he just so happened to be connected to the streets. He ain't just talking shit. Well, my thing is, though, so like, all right. And you catch my drift? It could have been that, too. Yeah, he just want to be in on some shit. Because you know who my mama is. You know he could. But yay or nay.

1:00:51But you can't take everything like that out of Chicago. You're farming off somebody's mama. It was crazy. You got to understand what really be going on. Like that shit could have been very well true. But me just trusting my instinct, being a firm believer in the man upstairs, which is G-O-D, understanding that that's the only motherfucker I fear. Not to call you a motherfucker, my bad. Sorry, God. So the only... The only, you know what I mean? That I fear is God. You catch my drift. I catch your drift. I can't be whooping like that. And for me to say Chicago is some things I probably, it's very, sometimes it's some uncomfortable situations that I've been put in.

1:01:36And it's certain situations that, but that's why I be telling people, bro, I'm really one of them niggas that put my life on the line for this shit. Like vice versa. When I was old, like, mother f***ing cap on my name. but when I was in the field, I was in the field, you see what I'm saying? So it's like, if I overput my life on the line for that shit, I gotta overput my life on the line for what's right, gang. Like, shit, I ain't never been no scary-ass nigga. Let's break the shit down. Well, let me ask you this, though, because I always throw like 63rd and, you know, Jaro City and Young Money and shit, like, niggas was like somewhat clicked up or somewhat cool.

1:02:05So, like, was it a thing for you where you even had the second guest going over there? Or you felt like, because I think, who you was with? I think I seen you with Kiddo. So, like, who gave you the invite to be like, nah, it's good. We can come over here and we can vlog and you're going to be straight. Put it like this. I didn't over, I didn't over, I mean, I thought about it a few times. Like, I think everything through a few times. You know, like, do you want to do that, J-Bang? Do you got to do that? You ready to die right now? But ain't there history of y 'all, like 63rd and y 'all straight?

1:02:3451st and 63rd definitely have good history in the past. And there's also been some things that the internet kind of speculates and the other shit that be going on through the um through the grapevine that certain people from 63rd don't over whoop with certain people from 51st so if there are things that that would be in the back of somebody man just like it would be in the back of this person man that person man that certain certain people wouldn't like nah j man don't go over that like it was probably niggas from my hood you know hey nah but it's certain shit that i gotta do because i ain't never did nothing 51st young money yeah Like break this shit down on me never doing nothing to 51st of Young Money.

1:03:12Like I ain't do shit to a lot of niggas if y 'all listen to these interviews. Bro, I had my times when I had my times, but this shit, like a lot of people like to publicize how they really was whooping. Like I've never been one of them type of motherfuckers to over publicize how I really was whooping. You know, I'll let y 'all do the little internet shit because I always been the type of nigga. I ain't got no point to prove to no motherfuckers. Let's break that shit down. I mean, you did go viral. Like, your entryway into becoming famous was talking about how somebody was basically using you for target practice.

1:03:43Somebody used me for target practice or I used them for target practice? No, you used a woman as a human shield. Braced it down. I'm just saying, like, you know, clearly you don't care that much about trying to act, like, super tough when you had this big viral moment of talking about how this dude was spraying at you. Yeah, I mean, like I said, you got to understand what's whooping and whopping. Like, you got to know what to believe and what not to believe, Adam. So, I mean, shit. You were lying about that? Like I say, you got to know what to believe and what not to believe, sir. So, I mean, if you believe that J-Main used a woman as a human shield, you know, I mean, shit.

1:04:13Believe what the fuck you want to believe. Those were your savage days. I mean, you know, use what you want to believe. Before you got your life together. So, put it like this. Like I say, that's demon activity. I would never publicize that to you. I mean, that's cool. It would be even better if you just didn't do it. Right. I mean, who said I did besides J-Main on the podcast? You said it. And I get paid for entertainment, sir. I get paid to tell you crazy ass stories. We talked about it on here. Don't I get paid to tell them crazy ass stories? 100%. And make you believe whatever the fuck I want you to believe, right?

1:04:44I think you're telling the truth. Okay, shit. You can think whatever the fuck you want to believe. If you lied, then that's on your conscience. You're going to have to deal with that with Jesus when you die. I definitely will. God's going to say, hey, let's go. Hey, you made entertainment. Hey, you got paid for that. Hey. What if you die and God has a zesty voice? Do I got to leave about the interview now? I'm just saying. I'm just asking. Is this the part where I exit? Is the interview done? Then I tell you to stop playing with God. Then I tell your ass to stop playing with God. I'm just reimagining God.

1:05:15Then I tell your ass to stop playing with God. Now, I apologize. I'm sorry for wondering out loud if you were a Zesty. Do it more genuinely. Do it more genuinely before I leave. Okay. Turn it up. Storm has zero sugar and 200 milligrams of caffeine, so you can turn that workout up a notch. Good energy in, good energy out. Energy for life. I hella apologize for calling you Zesty, God. All right. All right. All right. All right. So look, it's a lot. All right. Something doing that. Another major thing that happened was, you know, the big moment was Youngboy was supposed to come to Chicago and had this big show at Chicago where everyone was anticipating what was going to actually happen the night that he did the show in Chicago.

1:06:08People thought it was going to be a whole bunch of violence and shit. Mama Duck, she was supposed to be there. She was anticipating going to the show. Show ended up getting canceled. Were you planning on going to the show in Chicago? Were you invited? And on top of that, why do you think it got canceled? or what do you know? What was the first question for? Because you could just I hit you with like three or four of them. All right, so young boy got the show in Chicago. It got canceled. Why do you think it got canceled? Well, I know why it got canceled because when a show like that, put it like this, it's just Chicago is one of them cities that got one of them high murder rates.

1:06:43So people think, oh, it's for young boy safety, it's for these grown ass people safety. It's kids that's going to these young boy, like young boy fans range from all ages and i heard people getting that yeah i just got my baby a ticket like some of these kids over wanted to go to this yb show like it was so many people about to go there like it it don't have to be gunshots all the time it could just be getting trampled over do your homework on e2 back in the day when my trampled the nightclub back in the day do your homework so do your homework on it's all type of situations that could go left spray mace in the crowd.

1:07:20What's the shit happening at the Travis Scott shit? A bunch of people got trampled. They died. Do your homework on people being overexcited to see YB. Do your homework on being thirsty. Y 'all ain't been seeing this shit? This shit been crazy, bro. Well, he was also performing a song in which he dissed King Vaughn and Dirk, right? Which song was that? I don't know. That's what they're saying. That was like the last song. The I Hey Young Boy? Yeah, he performed that. I don't know. Did he really diss Vaughn in that? Because like I say, in that song, he wasn't. Yeah, yeah. Did he name drop? He's not name dropping, but he talking about the situation for sure.

1:07:51Like everyone, if you're a Youngboy fan, you know that song is aimed at Dirk Kavon. Like everyone. I mean, it could have been aimed at Dirk because I heard him mention India. Like I say, I don't feel like White B should have overwhooped India. He should have left the female's name out of this shit. But you know that's, like I say, in Chicago. Dirk said something about Youngboy in a song about females and shit. For real? I forgot the bar. So that's why Youngboy, so justified then. So put it like this, my point is when these artists make these type of songs, bro, that song in particular in Chicago it's not really a diss song to us if we don't hear dead people names.

1:08:34Do your homework on like the dead wave. Those was real diss songs because you're naming people that's actually passed. So that's goofy shit. You know what I'm saying? so when YB came with that some people were like oh it's a little justified it's not a real diss song it's a it's a whoop but it ain't an overwhop you know like you ain't overwhoop you whooped it he say O Block Pack get rolled up that's the same song that's the same song I Hate YB he got two he got dead trod so when you say and put it like that dead line right that's why I say it's two clean up and he got the clean up on I O Line I think that's the I think that's the song I think that's the I Hate Young Boy song it's pretty in your face So when you say that, it's still not dissing a person.

1:09:18But that's dissing King Von, though. It's not dissing a person, sir. A person. A specific person. Who's Oblock named after? But come on, man. Chief Keef. But all right. If you're going to say clean up on I.O. and then one of your homies is the one who had the altercation with Von, you could take that as a Von diss. So you got to take it as a Von diss. Like you saying clean up on I.O. but uh so mama duck she went viral because she said uh she was like i said name dropping is different but go ahead yeah but i mean he named y 'all oh block yeah name dropping the person name is different bro but you get the context of what he was saying for sure a lot of these rappers talking i ain't gonna say what what it was called like they were subliminals and shit yeah so put it like this name dropping is different that's my point with the dead with the when jaymane made 300 deadouts, may God forgive me for that weak ass song.

1:10:09When J-Main made that, when Driller made 51 deadouts, rest in peace to E-Day, when he made 600 deadouts. When these people made these songs, they were naming people, bro. They were naming specific people. Youngboy is, I feel like he was exercising his artistry and I ain't finna over whoop. It's kind of like what Dirk was whooping. Dirk kind of do it now. He even with the over whooping. He did 6-9 with the Please Do Not Play That Little Boy, but he ain't name dropping, but he threw a sublim. But with that being said, Mama Duck had, she basically, she was upset that the show got canceled. And she said that she wanted to be there to hear young boy perform the diss song.

1:10:48And she felt like a moment got stolen from her. So she kind of took it as a diss song to them. And she wanted to be there for that just because she felt like it was a moment stolen from her. How do you feel about her saying that? And were you planning on actually going to the show yourself? Yo, Mama Doug got other songs to listen to. Like, it hit different when she got other songs to listen to. But, yes, was I invited? Yeah. I actually talked to OG33. Y 'all seen me do the interview with NBA OG33? I seen it. With the UIB brother? I seen it. So I did an interview with 33, and he actually gave me tickets to one of the shows.

1:11:24So I was actually present at the show in Houston where I was at. You know, I live in Houston. that um do your homework on that and then um after that it wasn't bro like iaj man that was last minute now he like at the chicago show you're gonna i'm gonna have you over whooping yeah you know so i was supposed to get tickets to the um i supposed to get to wear the wristband whatever they call the backstage shit all access passes all access shit to to the show in chicago on for them gray like I ain't I don't know what they told um the rest of the 60 30s I heard they had a conversation with Wooski but um and I heard Wooski was supposed to be on stage but my conversation I don't and I don't know who everybody be talking to I don't know if they talk with a young boy I don't know if they talking to 3-3 I don't know if they talking to Montana I don't know it's different NBA members that you they could be talking a little to them yeah I don't know which NBA members that the other 60 30s talk to my relationship is with NBA OG 3-3 um pause catch my drift yeah um my that's who I rock with.

1:12:32Bro, folks really like that. Do your homework on my first time meeting him. He had a whoop on him, on phone number. And it wasn't a regular whoop. You know how niggas be trying to impress niggas. Okay, put it like this. When I do interviews, niggas be having their pokeballs on them, right? Some people come with, like, I done seen niggas come to the interview with a chop and I had to, hey, we not showing that on my platform. Like, it's all type of people that be, they a whoop, I had to edit some shit out and I don't like editing. Do your homework on me filming my own whoops and editing. Do your homework.

1:13:03I had to learn Adam's job and they job. It hit different. Brace it down. So I don't like editing, bro. So some people bring these big-ass pokeballs. Pokeballs. It's weird to call it a pokeball when it's not shaped like a ball. And really the bullet is almost more like the ball. It's just like a weird metaphor. I feel like you can do better. Okay. Okay. So back to the point. Would you have got brought out on stage at the Young Boys show, like the way you did at the Dirt Show? Do y 'all want me to finish the point? Okay, fine. Like, let's get down. So the people come on my platform with big-ass Pokeballs trying to impress me, do your homework on the Pokeball that 3-3 had.

1:13:52Do your homework on the Revolver. Damn, 38, baby. Do your homework on, okay. Folks was ready to kill me if I needed to die today. Break shit down. So I understand. Where y 'all had linked up at anywhere? Where y 'all did that at anywhere? We was in a disclosed location. But what city? Undisclosed. Listen, we was in a disclosed location. Undisclosed. Undisclosed? Disclosed is if you were telling everybody. Oh, disclosed. So it's undisclosed. Whatever it is on 4-0, we was at a location y 'all can't know about. It hit different. So long story short, because I can't be dropping 4-0 lows. now I'm gonna have 3-3 calling me three times like I had to call his ass three times the last time.

1:14:32He told me the magic number is three and I called him for this last concert that was up in Houston. Folks so busy. On phone number, you seen all these pictures he be posting on phone number. He ain't answer the phone for this last concert. But back to my point, folks really like that. On phone number, any nigga with a 38, it hit different. Break shit down on he ready to smoke your ass if you play. It different. So when I see people with other type of drinks and all this crazy shit, okay, you trying to impress me with your Pokeball. Folks ain't trying to impress nothing. folks ready to smoke your ass if you play it different i'm like gang i hope you're here for the interview break this shit down break this shit down i'm like oh these look these nba crazy okay after everything that dirk did for you was there any like sense of guilt of basically like clicking up with his ops and i didn't know i never clicked up with nobody um i'm a grown-ass man with kids i don't click up with people i do interviews sir would you have got brought out on stage at the show i hope they did shit i hope they brought me out shit i would hope so shit You don't think Dirk would have looked at it a certain way?

1:15:25Shit, what did Dirk have to do with that? That's an NBA Youngboy concert. I mean, he did a lot for you, right? That's an NBA Youngboy concert. Yeah. Dirk don't have shit to do with an NBA Youngboy show. Like I... Well, all right, well... Like, put it like this. That's like you saying, why the fuck, yeah, would Sean Cotton feel some type of way or you on No Jump or shit? You don't have shit to do with Say Cheese, do you? Okay, but if I... Do you have anything to do with Say Cheese? If I killed Sean's best friend, then... You killed Sean's best friend? No, but if I did, then that would actually make sense.

1:15:53Shit, I still go on Say Cheese. And I still go on Donva. That don't have nothing to do with me. If you were super close with Sean. That don't have nothing to do with me. Y 'all not feeling like I told my f***er. Sure, Shorty. I don't have nothing to do. I didn't jump out of war to get back into nothing. You idiot. Bleed out in the s***. I'm from 63rd. Because I was having a bad day. I ain't from 63rd. And then you went and did a podcast for me. That's how I understand Sean Field in a certain way. You know how people say, I'm not from 63rd. I'm from 63rd. I don't have shit to do with an OTF and an NBA feud.

1:16:22I'm an interviewer. That's all you got to say. That's what I would say too. I don't give a fuck. I'm an interviewer. What the fuck do I care? I don't give a fuck what you would say. I'm telling you how I am. You another man. But you stole your way of being from me. Because I already was a tuna. Your ass is from no jumper. I'm from whoops, goddammit. Right, but I was a non-affiliated peace pusher before you. I don't believe you. That's a fact. I don't believe you. But the point is, I'm a grown ass man with kids. And I hope both of those sets are smart enough to understand. and I'm pretty sure they are like J-Main just on some other shit.

1:16:54He don't... I've never been known to drop nobody's location just like I didn't give you his location. I've never been known to drop lows and do weird shit, gang. It hit different when I'd never been known for dropping lows. It hit different. Do your homework on J-Main. I didn't think you were going to drop the NBA young boy low. But the point is I don't drop low so motherfuckers don't really be feeling in no type of way like J-May ain't know to come here and do his job and get the f*** on. It ain't different. I feel like with you being an interviewer, you kind of get the pass now of like, they know that you got to f*** with both sides.

1:17:27But I did see DJ Benz. He was calling out other f***s that he felt like switched up on dirt. And in the interview, I think it was your interview. Because they was, put it like this. They all put it like this. When you got over loyalty to OTF or you over picking sides with NBA, you should, just like I say, I seen Von BM come out like, hey, I seen y 'all ass better stay on that side. When Dirk come home or whatever the case is, don't be trying to come back on this side. Stay over there and die over there or some shit, whatever. I don't know if that was her specific words, but like I say, my point with that is, it's like, that's Von baby mama.

1:18:07She has to stay on that side. That would be disrespectful. When you over close to a situation, it makes sense. Hell no, you better not be with NBA. yeah, we gonna look at your ass crazy. You see what I'm saying? But me as an interviewer from 63rd, and I don't even, let's break down the 63rd shit. I just say that, at this point, I just say that shit for people to understand my upbringing to now, because I'm not even on those 63rd ass activities. You catch my drift? I do interviews for a living. I do comedic content for a living. I'm a barber. You catch my drift? I'm getting lessons right now. Um, so it's all type.

1:18:47I'm a, I'm a actor. Um, I'm, I'm doing, um, I got a movie coming out. Like, you see what I'm saying? I'm doing all type of other whoops, bro. Like, I don't, I don't be on no ganghood activity for real. You see what I'm saying? What if Dirk asked you not to go on stage with Youngboy? Dirk wouldn't ask me no shit like that. What if he did? Dirk wouldn't ask me no shit like that. And if he did, I'm pretty sure he'll have some money for me. Break that shit down. All right. Break that shit down. Hey, so when bands were saying niggas were switching up on them, the first person I came to mind or I thought about was Toosie.

1:19:20Because did you ever, did you see how locked in Toosie was with Vaughn and them boys? Like when Vaughn was out, him and Toosie used to be on IG Live, they had a good rapport or whatever. And then I think Toosie's like on the Young Boy Tour. So when y 'all had that conversation, did he tell you who he felt like was switching up or it was just broad? Like he just said niggas were switching up? Put it like this. I can't, I can't, I ain't going to put nothing out there that bands ain't put out there. Because I ain't finna get on no messy shit on here. Like, folks, if I wanted to, if you heard what bands said in the interview, he didn't name y 'all nobody.

1:19:55Yeah, he was getting that. He was, he real discreet. I seen people in the comments like, yeah, he talking about Toosie. He talking about Herb. He talking about this person, that person. We don't know, to the world, we don't know who bands are talking about. All I asked him was, you talking about Kassinette? I said, was you talking about Kai? He say, I don't put niggas like Kai in that category, J-Man. But why would you think he's talking about Kocinat, though? Because I ain't really see. That's what the fans were saying, gang. Like, how y 'all ask me, why you ask him that one question about, did Dirk use you?

1:20:24Because I'm asking the questions that the fans want to know, gang. I got you. But the only reason I ain't really see her. You didn't do all your homework. I ain't see, nah. I don't know Kocinat to really be like the biggest Dirk fan. For him to even, for bands to even feel like. Yeah, what did he ever do with Dirk? Switch up. I'm not sure of shit. I don't know why the fucking fans came like that. So I'm just an interviewer, sir. I'm just asking questions. But the fans saying that about, because one person it was Toosie and then they got mad because Herb was actually rapping some NBA Youngboy lyrics.

1:20:52Do you feel like Herb should be able to rap some NBA Youngboy lyrics? Herb new album, he shout out, I heard him, I ain't heard the whole whoop, but he dropped a whole whoop. He got a new album out called Lil Herb. And I got to listen to it because I was a big fan of Lil Herb era. It's hard, I heard it. The whole thing. A couple niggas run a diamond sign with a diamond sign with a diamond sign. I'm a diamond sign. These love runs all traumatized. One video, I'm ready with it. I'm the man around my side of town. Might see a bitch and forget I hit it. Do your homework. Oh, Eastside shit with him and King Louie early on before all that shit.

1:21:25Yeah, all them type of woots, bro. So, even that. Beefing with my bitch right now, but life still lit. You catch my drift. Go crazy. I'm a fan of Chicago music. So I grew up listening to Herb. Like I heard one of the guys yesterday talking about some, they like, man, we ain't gonna count. I did used to, shout out my boy Rio, we did used to be sneaking listening to that shit, talking about, I think he was talking about either Dirk or Keith shit. Like we used to be sneaking listening to that shit. And you talking about Dirk did too? It hit different. So long live for nothing. Like everybody from Chicago, by default, certain motherfuckers was on the radio so you damn not hearing that shit anyway.

1:22:07Like break this shit down. But do you think it's wrong or you know he was singing a young boy song. He in the club probably was some liquor and shit. Someone made a video of like Herb rapping some young boy lyrics and they made it a big deal like oh he's switching up by even singing that song. Do you feel like that's unloyal because it seems like a lot of people in Chicago Well Herb is one of them people that's a little closer to the situation. Let's break that shit down now Herb. So Herb is from No Limit, right? They told me Chief Keith damn the No Limit now. You break shit down though. Why you say that?

1:22:47Do y 'all homework. What? Who from No Limit is he super September? I heard he over cool with like Manski and them. Yeah, Duop from No Limit. He was on the big album. So look, the point is, shout out on Lonely, Lonely, my boy Slick. Like, folding them BDs, but do your homework on folding them mood to no limit at one point in time. So folding them, that's really, like, we saying, I'm saying gang shit, but it's really family shit because they have nothing to do with gang shit, gang. Let's break all that shit down. Fuck all that shit. Like, folding them is, well, not fuck their gang shit because I don't want people to take that the wrong way.

1:23:23But the point is, folding them on some family shit. You catch my drift, like, and like I say, Keith is really getting that, yeah, I over rock with them because that's family too. You see what I'm saying? So that's what I meant by Keith down there, no limit. It hit different when all that shit done together. Basically, Keith down there, rock with some of the no limbs harder than he rock with the old block ins. Do your homework on being the main old block ins, but you rock with no limit harder. Him and Slick was over close. It hit different, but both of them is from that area too. From the old block area, under old block area, but do your homework on folding them over whooping in it.

1:24:00No limit. Hit different. So with that being said, so you feel like you said he's closer to the situation. Yeah, Herb is no limit, right? Yeah, so you feel like it's tacky for him to not be rapping the young person? I ain't say it was tacky. I can't really over voice my opinion because I don't be with G Herbo. Yeah. I don't. I don't. I ain't talked to G Herbo since I was in high school, game. Oh, so you do know him personally, though? Well, I probably talked to him in college, but you know what I mean? And not over no folks. You catch my drill? Matter of fact, the longest last conversation we had when Herb had got shot in his foot, when he was like, God damn, it was a good shot.

1:24:38God damn, it was a good shot. Do your homework on J-Maine being in a hospital bed next to G-Herbo. Do your homework on that. Oh, work. So do your homework on... You got hit in the toe, right? Herb got hit in the toe. Don't put that shit on me. Don't put that shit on me. I'll probably walk out and no jump. Is this a back... Is the door locked? Break shit down. That door doesn't have a lock. That's the back door shit I'm talking about. Get a lock on that motherfucker. Get a lock on that motherfucker. We've been here for many years. We never need a lock. Y 'all need a lock, bro. Y 'all ain't got no security today.

1:25:06Y 'all need a lock game. We do have security. Okay, now you do got security. We do. They out there in trouble. They out there now? You just couldn't tell which one was it? That's the point. Them soft-ass security? We got security with Edgars. With who? It's a haircut. They there. They just be. But yeah. Okay, so we got real security here? Okay. So I'm going to stop asking.

1:25:54not available in all areas. Learn more at Xfinity.com slash same day wifi. I can like when you got security in this bitch, boy. They're different. You got whatever you need. Okay, I'm feeling for my life. Why are you, you ain't rolling around with Blick anymore, huh? Nah, I ain't got no Blick on me, fuck. That was the shit in Atlanta. How the fame came, how the fame is for you, though, because like, you know, what, three, four years ago, you wasn't as lit as you is. Now you on the world. Everybody grows. Everybody grows, sir. I don't want as lit as he is. Nah, for sure, but I'm saying, how do you, how do you.

1:26:24Remo wasn't three or four years ago. I still ain't famous, though. You famous. I stayed you in a fisherman hat. Let's break shit down. And you still got it on. But you famous, though. You famous, too, Remo. I'm doing my shit, but you doing your shit. I'm doing my shit, and you doing your shit, too. Bro, you sitting next to Adam, 22, every day. How the fuck you not famous? Shut the fuck up, Remo. Anyways, let's talk about you, though. So how you feel about... What is he talking about? The newfound fame, man. You think Adam ain't famous or something? I don't know who famous. I'm not famous. Huh?

1:26:54Hood famous. No, you was on TMZ too, right? Like a thousand times, yeah. Right, I sent you on that before one time. So how you treat, how did fame treat you and shit? Like you sick of this shit? You with it? Like, put it like this. I respect when people talk about, like put it like this. It was different when I was rapping. Like how you say, J-Man, you been lit for even four years ago. You was lit, but you just more lit now. People used to come up to me, J-Man, take you picture, but it was for negative whoops. You know, like it hit different when they want to take your picture for negative shit.

1:27:29Like goofy shit, like you know, like, now it's more so motherfuckers shaking my hand for a real long time and I, let me go, like brace it down. Like, sir, like we really, I really appreciate what you got going on. Like, please keep doing this. We don't have nobody else like you. And that made me want to go harder, gang. So, like do your homework on motherfuckers not want to let J-Maine hand go, right? And do your homework on motherf***** seeing J-Maine and praying over him. But does anybody ever congratulate you or thank you for like work you put in in the street back in the day? No, no, no. I thought it was fire when you shot so and so.

1:28:03I hate that dude. No, no, no, no, no. I never had that. I never had nobody say it. I walk up to me and say no. Matter of fact, I'm capping. Somebody did say something. Somebody walked up to me in the gas station, kind of, this is fairly recent, like, bro, I remember you, man. And trying to tell the person that I'm with and now they looking at me all crazy like, I remember your ass, man, we had three folk doing that. Fos, why is you doing, it's goofy shit to me now. You see what I'm saying? Like you trying to over brag. I was on, do your homework on the liquor store on 159th right off the, this, do your homework on going to the Burbs to get your liquor in Chicago when, that's the only liquor store that be open at the gas station.

1:28:42Do your homework on going to 159th. Do your homework on 159th. So I'm up there with, I think I was, was I doing a skit with Gutter the Brat that day? I forgot who I was with, but long story short, I just remember that was the location. And bro, like, man, I remember, and I with bro too, but I ain't want him to say that in front of other people. And damn, my motherfucking looking at me like, J-Man, you over-woven. But it was either that day I was with Gutter or another day. But shout out Gutter the Brat, big content creator. She blowing up right now doing her thing. It hit different. I got to tap in.

1:29:13Where y 'all got the content house at? Like I told you, it's in a disclosed location. Yeah. Undisclosed, look at that. Undisclosed. But like, who's a part of the content house? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Just put people on, who's a part of it? Like, what y 'all got going on? Put it like this. Do your homework. It's a lot of people a part of that content house. Like I say, gotta be over there. We seen Skim Bone over there. We seen Mojo Brooks slide through there. We done seen big Jermaine, big funny dude slide over there. Are these people who live there all the time? Or it's not that kind of content house?

1:29:47Huh? They don't live there. It's not like a reality show? No. Matter of fact, some people live there sometimes. Do your homework on... See, I don't think DJ Sean live there, but folks be there. DJ Sean of famous Dex fame. Yeah, yeah. I remember him. So do your homework on... People thought I live there because I be there so much. You know what I'm saying? But I'm there to over whoop the whoppers. You know, I'm trying to help all of us. Whoop means we help out our people. So I'm trying to get all my people to the next level. What do you think of that? Everybody over there. And shout out to Mark Cannon for being over there too.

1:30:26Like, it's a lot of people. It's a lot of people that be over there. What do you think of this meme? I saw this meme earlier today. We'll put it on the screen. And I wanted to get your reaction to this. Is this like an actual Chicago thing? Read that for us.

1:30:45My homie get around hoes and be like, bro, you think I killed too many people? Bro, what? Flexing bodies for the hoes is crazy. That's like the new version of that. Remember that meme back in the day that was like, dudes get around the hoes and be like, yo, you think I should have signed a QC? But put it like this. That's the new version. Yeah, do your homework on over frontin' that shit. That's like the one homie who come around with all the money like, damn, foes, I just made like 20K today, foe, that shit. Pull that shit out they pocket and shit. That shit was slight. I made 40 last week, but I'm tryin' to come from 60.

1:31:24You know, like, it hit different. Break the shit down. But now, on phone number, it be goin' the fuck on in the rack. Bro, do your homework at the content house. It's a lot of food there too shout out war junkies do your homework on um my my my favorite my favorite um chefs in there um bro gray do your homework on shout out um shout out my boy and shout out his wife they um they own the content house on for them gray i don't know if they want me to over name drop their name but shout shout out tk i gotta i gotta get credit where it's due tk i'm sorry i'm for them gray that food good to sell why you why you be whooping like that i'm for the gray and give be a play when I get back to the rack, TK.

1:32:04But Mark Cannon, he'll do his thing, pull out the truck too though, do your homework on Mark Cannon. Mark Cannon be in the background of a lot of shit. Shout out Mark Cannon, he over whooped this year. Helped me put the breast cancer awareness walk together. And that became a bigger move when I invited O Block Aki Munna out to whoops because we made it a breast cancer awareness whoop and a push and peace whoop at the same time. So he set that up. Yeah, he kind of – so them raw-ass pink whoop sweaters I had that everybody wanted on 4-Dem Gray, they're like, J-Man, you might as well settle them.

1:32:40But Mark Cannon, he's a jack of all trades. He's like a J-Man. He do this, he do this, he do this, he do that. So he was in the background of 147 Cowboy for a minute. Did Aikimane do that to take attention off of the fact that he had this whole situation beating his girl or whatever? That was fake. Oh, all right. Yeah, he didn't really - That's good. He didn't WWE her off the ropes, gang. He really told - You start making jokes about it right away. It's not a joke. It's not a joke. Listen, listen, gang. Ike Munna told me that out of his mouth. He like, no, they was capping on my name. You see bro with his daughter, he doing real shit.

1:33:21He was just on stage with G Herbo at the show. We in Trust Arena on 4th and 1 grade. like do your homework on I told Ike Munna use your voice game and big situations like that you gotta have J-Main there to over whoop the wop you gotta have J-Main you gotta bring J-Main out on stage because J-Main really out here pushing the peace stopping the valors saving these kids um I seen her bless bless baby her um what we call him baby crash I don't know yeah baby crash it's on do y 'all homework shout out baby crash I seen her um folks made it back in that day. It hit different. I salute shit like that.

1:33:59It hit different. Break this shit down. Do your homework on J-Man want to look back in. Break it down. Break it down. Get in the back in. I didn't realize that they said he broke her neck. Yeah, I was thinking about since the whoops is for kids, I wanted to come out with some baby crash whoops. What y 'all think about that? Baby crash whoops. Had Herb on the front of the box, baby crash on the back. It hit different. You think Herb f***ing with you? You think Herb would hop on the whoops? Y 'all had that conversation yet? I ain't holler that Herb. Herb a busy man right now. Do your homework on folks.

1:34:25Nah, Herb on the press phone right now. Yeah, on every podcast. I feel like, you know, he ain't f***ing with certain people, but I think he should go f*** with you. You think so? I mean, it's only right, right? Put it like this. Chicago on 4-0, we got to come together, bro. If we don't come together, 4-0, they going to tear us apart again. You got to come together against NBA Youngboy. For real? Do you think anybody from Chicago who works with Youngboy is kind of making the city look bad? I wouldn't say so. You seen Herb say he a black man. You heard what Herb said about him on the podcast. He said he a black man.

1:34:56He got to salute any black man who doing their thing. You see what I'm saying? Like certain shit you can't hate. Like, bro, he doing this one too. Like he's not like – it's not like he the one allegedly responsible for – you see what I'm saying? Like it hit different. So, I mean, why not do something with YB? It hit different. I agree. I just – it's kind of surprising to see some people change their stance. Yeah, like I get what you're saying. Like I say, some people are closer to that situation. so it do hit a little different when we start looking at your ass a little different like damn foe what about Dirk like break shit down on what about Dirk when when Dirk was just out y 'all was over over whooping him why do you believe that young boy was gonna bring out Wooski um do I believe that shit seeing this believing sometime that would have been insane but I do believe that that shit like because foes don't really been in contact with YB for years and YB just not popping out like with after all the court cases and shit like that so on for them gray do your homework on seeing and still believing but on for them i i seen them believe when when three three brought me down you something i think to believe so why the when they bring wooski like some people we why b actually with wooski he shot at wooski name out specifically on the song i know like break that down on he got real specific when he say um what'd he say?

1:36:18I'm bumping Wooski turned up with some groupies. And at that time, he could have said, I'm bumping J-Main, but he didn't say that. He said, because at this time, me and Wooski got songs together. But he said, I'm bumping Wooski turned up with some groupies. Not I'm bumping J-Main with some groupies. Break shit down on him getting real specific with Wooski. I think he went more specific with Wooski. Because King Von was always taking shots at Wooski. So he felt like, all right, I'm going to cloud him up. I feel like he might not have even known anything about Wooski besides the fact that he was King Ball on top, right?

1:36:50Tie shit, boy. But at the same time - A lot of people do be in tune - A lot of people, yeah, that's why I'm going to say, don't get it confused, bro. A lot of people be over-invested in Chicago and over-in tune. Remember we broke that shit down before? People be over-infatuated with Chicago. And not saying that young boy is, but I feel like folks in them know a little something. Just like how we know, like, not saying Chicago niggas be overinfatuated with Louisiana niggas, but we know a little something, too, about Louisiana. You see what I'm saying? Some of us just in tune with, like, when we feel certain energy from certain people, we get more, like, mm, them niggas remind us like ourselves type shit.

1:37:26Like, if a nigga reminds you like yourself or you see a little you in that motherf***er line, you gonna overattack, like, yeah, I could vibe with folks. I could whoop like that, break shit down. You're saying that they're all a bunch of killers. I ain't saying nothing. So y 'all kind of appreciate the vibe. And I was just finna give you your credit. I'm like, you ain't been over whooping. I was just finna give a little credit on this. I'm just saying, when you say like, oh yeah, we feel the vibe. I'm like, he ain't suckin' in the past. I'm like, oh, okay. They kill people. I think we're about 15 minutes.

1:37:55How long was that day? About 20, 20, 30. He chilled on it. Yeah, you chilled on it. Like, you been chillin'. Oh, I've been chillin'. Do a regular podcast. You been chillin' the whole time. Nah, he chillin'. All right, so look. It's a lot of shit we gotta get. All right, so one of the big things that happened was, so, you know, O.T.L. Vonnie, his dad went crazy and happened to just do a series of podcasts and shit. And he was making some crazy allegations. Do you know O.T.L. Vonnie or is he somebody that you was around back in the day? No, I don't know who O.T.L. Vonnie is. Word. But are you familiar with his name?

1:38:26And did you hear any of the shit that his dad was going around saying? No, I didn't. What the f*** is that? What? What is that bro? I've just seen it for the first time. Oh you've never seen this? That was in the glass? Yeah would you like to meet him? Let's see how he whoopin'. Like don't make him say some crazy shit. I feel like he's gonna say some crazy shit. What's your name again? My name is Officer Jamal. This nigga happened. Adam first of all why do you have a black puppet? You're supposed to have a white puppet at least again. I just felt like it was important that we had a law enforcement presence here.

1:39:07Okay, this is Officer Remo, Officer Adam. They be saying we already got law enforcement presence in this one. He wears the same hat every day like Remo. It's three of y 'all. I got the puppets, man. Break this shit down. Man, you talk to Butter, man. They said Butter just got sentenced to six years. Yeah, so what that mean is, I talked to FYB Lil Mike. Shout out FYB Lil Mike. He say, J-Main, do your homework on Butter is not finna do shit. Let me see Jamal. Okay. Break it down. Damn. That's like the one dude from the drill scene who went on to become a cop and now he's trying to make a difference.

1:39:41I'm Officer Jamal. Hold on. Am I doing this shit right? I'm Officer Jamal. Aight, bet. Check. Aight. Jamal. Chill your way. You should give him a whoops. Get him some whoops? Don't fall down. Let's see. Picture me being on vacation with my family and finding this and being like, I must have it. Let's see if folks can eat these whoops. Brace it down.

1:40:01Let me see. Officer Jamal. Let's see. You gotta start pushing the peace and stopping the violence and helping me save these kids. Come on, fuck now. Eat these whoops. Damn. Come on, folk. You spitting this shit out or what? Like, is you eating it? Oh, he don't got any digestive system. I got a lot of it. I ate some of it. He don't have a digestive system. Okay. I see how that go. It hit different. We're going to put these whoops up for somebody who really got a digestive system. I'm going to fuck him there. So, back to the butter situation, though, gang. Yeah. I talked to FYB Lil Mike, and he broke that shit down.

1:40:34he, J-Maine, do your homework on Butter finna come home. I'm like, how's Butter finna come home? Break shit down. They just said folks have six years. Like, you know how you want one of the guys to come home but you don't understand it? Like, damn shit, I don't wanna see nobody. Let's start that on me not wanna see nobody locked up, gang. It hit different. Free Butter. It hit different, man. So, the whole situation is, I'm like, but break that shit down on me seeing he's six years and looking like, but what, he finna come home in a couple months. I'm like, boy, what the, because automatically just, I'm jumping to close, like, man, who folks whooping on?

1:41:06He snitched on, because that's what they were trying to say. They said that he dropped the whole, because they were saying he had more time and then he finna come home, and they said he supposedly snitched on some niggas to get his time reduced. Yeah, but I heard. So how he go from six months to a couple, I mean, six years to a couple months? Right, but put it like this, let me break that shit down. He didn't, they saying, but it didn't snitch on nobody this time. He been locked up. How long, but it didn't snitch on nobody this time. About two years now. So let's break this shit down. You only got to do 50 % of your time, bro.

1:41:30So in Chicago, they tell your ass six years, do your homework on six years at 50%. So that's why they're getting that butter be home in a couple months. He did two years in there. Then he finna go to Stateville. And Stateville is like your time cutting. So you only going to do like two years, six months. You come home and look good time. Break it down. So this is how they break it down. So you're saying butter ain't telling. I don't think he is again. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't think butter told. I didn't see all the paperwork. I didn't see all the last paperwork. Like break it down. like I don't know what but like when people like butter telling da da da da I didn't I never read the paperwork I just heard them the shit that was that on I heard him and Trent's news in court though that's what I did here what's the little shit it was on YouTube though it was like it got posted to YouTube yeah why how's they getting those shit niggas leaking yeah cause I heard someone was in the courtroom and they had just filmed I guess they got a phone in there It was somebody's voice, though.

1:42:28It was somebody else's voice. And then it was like, Trench's News was in that time. Yeah, do your homework. It hit different. They was using lingo. That's why I'm like, damn. All right, let's talk about the Trench's News shit. So, like, a lot of people. What happened to Trench's News? Nothing. Nothing really happened to him. But, like, all right. So, we still. Bro, good. I thought he was taking care of his son and shit. Nah, he doing his shit. He doing his one-two-one. He doing his shit. So, all right. Is a lot of shit he's still saying on these YouTubes and shit? Is it valid? Like, you listening.

1:42:54I'ma tell you like this. Keep it real. Shout out my boy Peasy from Detroit. He say, J-Main, you know how I keep up with what's going on with you Chicago niggas? Trenches. Trenches news. He got one of the hottest pages. I ain't gonna lie. When it comes to Chicago shit. Break this shit down. They say folks ain't missing a beat on that. Y 'all know it. Remember at one point, I wasn't missing a beat. Nigga, at one point it was you. Nah, before it was you, it was Truth Tellers. Let's break that shit down. Then you start doing your shit. Then you got famous and left it alone and start doing the interviews.

1:43:19Break shit down. And Trenches news picked up and he got it right now. Yeah, yeah. If Trench's new start all his videos, he be like, yo, everybody DM Amy. That's my mod. Shout out to my mod. Send$5 to Amy. He always be like, you want to step away from being homeless, man. Oh, my God. He be like, go get my book. Shout out to Trench's, though. He said some real shit. He used to always plug J-Pay, too. I don't know. I think they fell out. But at one point, he used to always plug J-Pay before the interview. I don't know what happened. Shout out J-Pay. Put it like this. I'm glad we just, ooh, I'm glad.

1:43:47Yeah, shout out J-Pay. J-Pay's a person and not a way to send money. Nah, Jay Payt beats, man. That's Jay Payt, motherfucker. Jay Payt, yeah. Jay Payt is FBG Butter's, well, not just FBG Butter. 607 Unk managed at 1.2. Yeah, he was FBG Butter manager at one point, and the point is, he was in the background of J-Main. He never managed J-Main, but he taught me a lot. A lot, a lot. He was one of the first people, J-Main, whoop like this, whoop like that, and tell your story, that's how you you gonna whoop your way to whoop land. And Doody Low voice, shout out Doody Low. Whoop your way to whoop land.

1:44:23Look, when Doody Low told me that when I interviewed with Doody, it hit different. He broke that shit down, he's J-Man. You whooped your way to whoop land. It hit different, like, when you in a room with Doody Low at the backstage of Dirt concert and Doody even telling you, like, you whooped your way to whoop land. It hit different when I felt like I was in whoop land. It hit different. So when you doing major whoops, I'm in whoop land. So I'm in whoop land right now. So break shit down. I got, y 'all know I got the whoops factory. I got the whoop-a-loompas back there. They working hard. We working on a new cereal right now.

1:44:52We about to send Officer Jamal down to the whoops factory to do an inspection. Look for any illegals. No, no. First of all, illegal what? He moonlights for ice. No, illegal aliens? Flaw gang members and illegal aliens. Listen, sir, I don't know what an alien is. That shit is in Mars. Those are human beings, so we not even finna play with these. We not even gonna do that, bro. So I'm sticking up for all human rights, bro. We're talking Venezuelans. I'm really out here. Yeah, with Venezuelans, Mexicans, whatever, because they attacking the Mexicans, the black people, and the Venezuelans in Chicago, gang.

1:45:24Them is human beings, folks, and them is not illegal aliens. I don't think ICE is bothering the black people, right? The only illegal alien we know is E.T., goddammit, because space goddamn they're from Atlanta, goddammit. I still ain't seen a video of an ICE agent running down on a black dude. Huh, an ICE agent? Yeah, I seen that. I seen it. It's an Asian dude. Yo ass. It's tweaking, gang. This is a whole shit. But we not going to I'm not going against like because I ain't if you're a black guy, you can't say that you are profiles. Because that is literally not the profile that they're after.

1:45:55They probably had good information on that Haitian guy. No, no, no, no. Put it like this. Do you think they ain't at the date after any mother with a warrant, boy? Is you cool? OK, but that's who we should be encouraging them to go get. Yeah, but the innocent people is who we don't want. But that's what I'm saying. when we say warrant you can get a traffic warrant and them people on your ass like come on folks y 'all really hemming these people up for traffic warrant if we keep letting all these illegal bad drivers in here then we're gonna have put it like this when you say illegal bad drivers come on folks it's some shit that's more serious than others we got real killers out here go grab it like if that was the case like grab somebody who really did something not my granny who didn't pay her a whoop and she now she getting hemmed up and it's looking bogus as hell out here I'm gonna be real the immigrants ain't really killing people like that like maybe once in a while but I ain't say they was.

1:46:43Compared to O Block? Let me ask you this. How do you feel about Why is you whooping the O? Like the O been pushing peace lately bro. They been all on J-Main. I'm just saying if you want to find the killers don't go after the immigrants. Stop trying to put murders on the O Block ins. Shut up. Let me ask you this. How do you feel about how you feel about Trump wanting to send the troops to Chicago and shit? Like do you feel like that would help? Even though niggas might get locked up and shit but like I can't see. Listen, listen, listen. I'm into politics right now. I'm running for president right now.

1:47:12I can't really speak on that right now. We're going to have to move to a better question. We're going to have to move to a further question. But it's not even about Trump. Just how do you feel about the military maybe coming to Chicago to try to help stop some of the violence? I mean, if they're going to help, help. But it's a certain way. Like I say, I don't like how some of these human beings are being treated. They are literally getting treated like aliens because they say they don't have the proper identification for being over here. But outside of like the ice shit, I'm just talking about because they were saying they was just trying to send troops out there just to clean up the violence and shit like that.

1:47:44How do you do you feel like that's a smart thing? Would you want to see tanks and shit? No, I don't want to see a tank because that might scare my two-year-old, three-year-old, four-year-old, five-year-old, six-year-old, seven-year-old, eight-year-old. You see what I'm saying? Kids love tanks. Everybody got kids. Kids love tanks. Yeah, but they might be scared. Like maybe the boys game, the girls. Give them a G.I. Joe. Girls will probably be scared. Like people got girls too, Adam. you telling me your baby girl love a tank in the middle like do you see a tank in front of your house I throw on GI Joe for from time to time right and would you want it in front of your house in real life with somebody putting guns at y 'all gang like act fucking right they shouldn't the guns at us but for sure if there was a tank outside my house I'd feel super safe idiot bro why would you feel unsafe like there was a tank there you heard what I said who could fuck with a tank stop acting stupid on this podcast like you ain't got a baby girl gang I don't know what that has to do with anything but like If there was a cop posted up outside of my house, literally people pay good money to have security outside their house.

1:48:41Yeah, but certain people feel a certain type of way, bro. I don't know how your baby girl is, but I know I don't want my baby girl growing up seeing a tank outside the crib. Why? And maybe, what if they turn on your way? I don't think that they're pointing guns at any non-criminals. Shit, I think they are. Until they get that proper identification shit. I'm just saying if there was a cop outside my house I'd feel safe I believe they are sir are what I believe they are pointing guns at innocent people I mean probably not a lot right like if that has happened it's for sure like a microscopic percentage of the overall things they're doing right I just I feel like more law enforcement usually makes people feel safer I'm sure we could prove that statistically for real do your homework on black people being scared.

1:49:34Do your homework. What the fuck is you talking about? When you look at a place like New York and why crime went down so much in the 90s, why was it? It was because they just hired way more cops.

1:49:47So you're not really in New York? I've been to New York one time, bro. That's it? Yeah, I've only been to New York once. So it wasn't in the fucking 90s. A lot of cops, right? Yeah, they got cops walking around. New York's probably the last place I would ever want to break the law. So many cops. For real? Yeah. Now, J-Man, you keep claiming you broke. I'm seeing you with new chains every other month. You didn't see me with new chains this much. That's a new chain right there. No, that's not. And you ain't got the big piece on it? I had to pawn it, bro. I had to pawn it. I had to pawn the woos pendant.

1:50:23Do your homework on me pawning the woos pendant because I'm f***ed up right now. It hit different. Do your homework on status jewels. getting that and then do your homework on the and give me the money that I pay for it. You got two phones. You got five rings on your fingers. Listen, listen, listen, sir. This is two rings, bro. Louis Vuitton, Beanie. You need to pick a side. You need to pick a side because last time you told me my jewelry was fake. So fam, pick a side. Learn how you want to go against me. Is it fake jewelry? Is it real jewelry? Like just shut the fuck up. I don't see any reason to think that what you're wearing now is fake.

1:50:55It was more of the the iced out cereal box that I thought was fake. Listen, sir, I had to. Imagine pawning that. I had to, shit. What the fuck did you come out? I had to, shit. What are they going to do with that thing? Shit is hard out here for a pimp when you trying to get that money for the rent. I don't believe you pawned the whoop shame, man. Oh, you don't believe it? No, I don't believe it. Oh, shit, why the fuck you don't see it? Like, when the last time you seen the fucking whoop shame? That's a good question. When the last time you seen the fucking whoop shame? Hold on, let me go to the IG then, man.

1:51:22When the last time you seen it? That's a good question. Like, when the last time y 'all seen J-Man? Like, they literally overwhooped me in the comments. So you pawned it, nigga ain't take it? Oh, so you think somebody took it. For sure. I don't see you pawned it. That's a better. It'd be on the greasy neck tour. I seen you getting too much money for you to be saying, like. So why didn't the robbers post it then? Hold on. No robbers. All right. Six days ago, you had it. Let me see. Six days ago. Six days ago. On this post. Six days ago. Come on. That's an old-ass picture, gang. That's from last year.

1:51:49All right. Well, six days ago. Post it. Let me see. That was an old Halloween. You looking at a Halloween picture from last year, and they literally in the comments telling you, like, no, J-Man, post new pictures. You got more money to post. You can get new Halloween. I ain't peeping, though. I ain't seen it in a minute when I'm scrolling down your IG. So how long ago you pawned it, though? I pawned it. Keep scrolling through the IG. You'll see. Break that shit down. I've been going broke for a little minute now. Break shit down. Does that make you, like, question yourself in terms of your financial decisions that you bought a chain and sell it right away for way less money?

1:52:23I told y 'all I don't smoke weed no more. So what I didn't realize, they were stealing a lot of money from me. Like y 'all probably doing right now. Who? People working for you? Are you stealing money from me? I'm not. If anything, we're giving you some amount of money. Come on, the little bread fucking crumbs? Why are we steady talking about bread crumbs up here? I do an Enemigo like some bread crumbs. Y 'all giving$6.900 a$100 ,000 and only giving me bread crumbs. That did not happen for the record. I need a raise, Remo. Is my job still on? Can I still get hired here? Stop the cap. Y 'all still got applications?

1:52:53can I do your job? Like break the shit. Yo, that is crazy. Like I told you I know how to do that. I know how to work. I know how to do everything. There was a time where you had a nice offer on the table to come work in No Jumper and instead you wanted to go do your own thing and now you're looking at it like, damn, maybe shit kind of cooling off. Maybe I need that job. I wouldn't say it's cooling off. I just got to work harder. I work smarter, J-Man, and understand the business on bro. See, I didn't see what my problem was. I'm from the hood, so I never understood all the money I was making. see that was jay main you your government name is making all this money y 'all know my government name no jeremiah do your homework on jeremiah like a prophet in the bible so jeremiah making not jeremiah not making his money f y that's what i meant to say f y b j main whoops is making the money so me spending that money that f y b j nigga when you leave this mother you spend at f y b j man whoops money game like that's the company's money that's the business money it's a business side of this shit adam that my rich homies never talk to me about because y 'all only talk to me about bullshit i never see what the fuck you do that's cap me and you to have a conversation oh my god so we did it so you my rich homie i ain't rich so what the fuck is you talking folks we didn't have we didn't have conversations i said my rich homies remo i got a little paper though so now you got a little pay I ain't rich so I said my rich homies why do you want to be in that conversation we talking about Adam, Sean Cotton Vlad TV we talking about the real whoopers right now alright for sure is that commendable so they ain't lacing you with the game they ain't hitting me with no game using me using me Adam I'm tired of this shit so you saying it was like taxes and shit or like yeah all bullshit aside I didn't know I just didn't know the business side of shit just like the shit with Dunky Man when I jumped into music shit.

1:54:46I didn't know the business side of this podcast shit. I didn't know this. I didn't know that. I didn't know a lot of this shit, bro. Because I was pocket watching. I looked up how many views your YouTube channel is doing per month. I looked up what percentage of those are shorts as opposed to long-form content. And then I was kind of looking at how many interviews you're doing. It's not that many in terms of people interviewing you. And yeah, I was kind of thinking like, you know, it might have been it might have felt like the money was pouring in at first but at least from the outside looking in well I guess it depends on the cereal always gotta think about the cereal cause I got other forms of avenues like to think that they may only have one source of income your ass is tweaking well but now I looked up podcasts and your YouTube channel but then obviously there are whoops but I mean at this point how much promotion are you really doing for the whoops I'm not saying you're broke but I'm saying you could be broke what I didn't know is I should be running ads on the cereal to get it in the people faces who actually want to buy the whoops you know like it's certain shit that could be done but I don't have a most of the shit is FYBJ main advertise on Facebook no my point is this is the shit that y 'all see like I say I edit my own whoops I made my own cereal you know what I'm saying most of the shit is FYBJMaine.

1:56:13You should give Lil Baby a hundred grand to promote your whoops on an Instagram post. It's probably like one to two other people that might help me. You know what I'm saying? Shout out to my momager. You see what I'm saying? Helping me get these whoops out. You know what I'm saying? So when it comes to my clothing line, FYBJMaineWhoops.com you gotta check out that website. When it comes to my closing line when it comes to the cereal. I don't have... How many people you got working for you, Adam? Handful. What's a handful? How many people would you say on payroll for Adam 22? Five. Come on, it's more than five people in this room.

1:56:53For sure, it's more than five. Let's get a real number. I'm going to stick with five. Let's get a real estimate, though. Fine. Six. Let's get a real estimate, bro. Six. Seven. Can we get a real estimate so we can break some shit down? I don't know. I have no idea. Is it more than 20? Nah. It's not more than 20? Nah. So about 15? I don't know. You go there. Okay, so about, you got about 15 people working for you. That's a real team game. Compared to J-Man whooping by itself. And having his momager do whoops. Like, break shit down. And me teaching my mama the game, too, at the same time. So you had to pay taxes and you went into debt?

1:57:34Basically. That's why I told you I'm broke. Damn. Hard times.

1:57:43We were talking about some other shit off camera that I can't say on her because I ain't trying to put them all the way in my shit. You had to go back to the streets? Cop a brick? You had to stop doing coke? Stop doing coke? Never did coke a day in my life. Really? Man, who started that rumor? Somebody tried to put that rumor out there. That was my nigga Butter. Oh, yeah, Butter threw that out? What the fuck is going on with that shit? I mean, I can't tell you why Butter does half the shit he do. I'm not in Butter's brain. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, because he seems like he's closer to being a cokehead than you.

1:58:11Stop whooping him, bro. I don't know. Shout out, brother. He ain't even out of jail, bro. I mean, he told us to take E-pill every day. I mean, I don't know what he told y 'all, but I ain't whooping like that on his name. I'm just saying, if you do that much ecstasy, I'm pretty sure you're not allowed to shame people for doing coke, right? I'm not getting on that on by the name, bro. Let me ask you about this shit. This ain't even in Chicago. Just because he whoop you, Adam, like, me and you, we play a lot. He just told me that. I whoop you. You see what I'm saying? but like I told you, behind your back, I'm not, yeah, Adam, da-da-da.

1:58:37I'm not doing anything behind your back. He said it on the podcast. People literally come up to me at all states like, yeah, Adam J-Maine, da-da-da-da-da. People come up to me like, fuck J-Maine, he got age. I give your point, let them have their point of view, but I'm like, nah, Adam. I say hell yeah, he does. You know, like I'm not you though, gang, you know, like I'm a whole nother breed. People can see that from watching these interviews. Like that nigga's another breed. You got a weird hoodie. I'm a whole different breed. Pink hoodie. I'm a whole different breed. Fake glasses. Whole different breed.

1:59:05Louis Vuitton hat. Whole different breed. Whole different breed, Adam. Now you inbred. No shade, no Vemma for you. Inbreeded. Break it down. Whole different breed, brother. Let's go with the Dirk paperwork. So recently, the feds had dropped a whole bunch of shit that they had. One of the things they cleared up, they said that they didn't find anything in the iCloud on Dirk. There was nothing in the iCloud messages. but they was trying to say that Dirk was supposedly mad at O 'Block members for not sliding on Vaughn and they was trying to say that he was trying to get some O 'Block niggas knocked off because they didn't slide for Vaughn.

1:59:41I know you seen it it was all over the news and shit how do you feel when you see shit like that? Do your homework on Dirk trying to get the O 'Block members knocked off? When I seen that um I asked DJ Benz like um in my interview like yeah was that true um was he trying to get, because they was really talking about Money Do, right? I don't know. That probably would have been top of his list. Right. So, he was like, fuck now, J-Man. Like, what the fuck? Like, you see what I'm saying? So, bands already confirmed to me that that shit was, DJ bands confirmed that that was capped. Like, a lot of shit, like I say, a lot of shit be internet shit.

2:00:16You can't be believing all this shit. I'm broke. But why would the feds even be going with that, though? So, they, like. See, the feds go with a lot of shit that ain't true. They do go with a lot of shit, but they get a lot of random shit, or they get a lead from somewhere. So it's like, who the fuck is that out there? They leads be on the internet. Like, you got motherfuckers like Adam Whoopin, I heard this shit on Adam 22 podcast. How would I ever make that up? That was like the craziest thing ever. I'm just saying. That's a theory that I can guarantee nobody on the internet ever thought maybe Dirk was ordering hits on the Oblokians because they were not sliding sufficiently for Vaughn after he died.

2:00:52That is something that nobody on the internet was creative enough to come up with. Thank you.

2:00:59So, yeah, I think it's probably a lot more likely that they got some evidence of that, right? Yeah, so like I said, the feds get a lot of evidence from Adam22. He does weird shit on his pod and he creates bogus-ass narratives and they clip it up like, hey, this is valuable. This is a guy from Chicago. It's valuable now. We got Adam. We got our top agent. He did his job very well once again. You know, so it hit different when you got Adam working for you. It's a labor of love. Break the shit down. It hit different. Do your homework on having Adam 22 working for you. It hit different. How you feel about the narrative, Niggas B.

2:01:36Chauncey? No jumper to face. You know, 600 Breezy came up up here. I'm tired. And he got arrested and shit. Say what? But it had nothing to do with us. He even started on land. You know what I'm saying? For real? Breezy came up here, got arrested? Not up here, but like, he did an interview up here. I'm about to say, Adam, you doing a crazy job right now. Nah, I'm not doing that. I know you. I'm like, do you get a raise for that? We're like, when my f***er get actually locked up and had no jumble? I was talking to him about girls and booty shorts. Man, yo ass talk to him about a lot of police shit.

2:02:05Hit different. Like what? What's the J words you used in the beginning? Jury. Jury and jurisdiction. Fado, yeah. Shit like that. You talk about shit like that. You started my podcast off like when the judge heard his shit like that, they automatically going to be listening. Like, we got to watch the whole podcast. Now, hit different. Mr. 22, Is that your badge number? 22 straight of you. Is that your badge number? I don't have a badge. Is that the badge number? Break shit down. Ask my boy here. What's Adam's badge number, gang? Dang. I think folks got a badge number at this point. The 22 is for the badge number.

2:02:36If you could put, you know, you doing the Push and Peace shit, if you can get two people from different sides, who would it be your dream collab for the Push and Peace movement? Right now, with everything that's going on, it had to be, because some people saying, man, Dream Collab. I would say Zay and somebody from THF just to Lil' Law. You know, that would be hard. I feel like that would be a good collab to kind of calm. Just like how J-Main had to do the old block, had to go to the old. Certain times, certain members coming together like, okay, that shit died down. Like, just like when we seen Young Thug and YFN Luchi come together.

2:03:21Like, okay, that shit. That was big. That died down. That stopped, that keep people from dying. Yeah. That keep people from crashing out, gang. Like, break this shit down on that. Stop people from dying and keep people from crashing out. Let's start there. So, Young Thug and shout out Thug, shout out Luchi. Like, them two men came together and did. Because we ain't going to keep saying black men because I don't want y 'all to think I'm a race fanatic. but them two men came together and did some shit that really was powerful on some real shit like color race you know like they came together it was some shit going on on bro grade that we all whether certain shit was true or untrue to the media it got hyped so like half the shit we wouldn't even know about if it wasn't publicized you know just like the main shit was 63rd and O Block, we wouldn't know about shit, the shit that's going on with these certain hoods, just like this alleged THF and Zaynam hood.

2:04:19We just know the stories, we know there's a situation with the watches and shit like that. And then after that, it's like the fans doing they job. Like I say, the fans be the motherfuckers that be getting motherfuckers down there and whoop. It be the rappers too though, cause I'll be just trying to talk on the interviews. I listen to Herb. I didn't say interviewers, I said fans. No, but I'm saying we be saying to interviewers too, but these niggas be saying crazy shit on the songs. Oh, for sure. So it'd be like, you know what I'm saying? Because we wouldn't know about it if Fulton ain't talk about it.

2:04:50But fans over get to doing it. But I feel like we got to start holding some of these rap niggas accountable too, because it's like niggas will say something on the songs. When I told you, even with Herb, everybody is a part of the problem if you're not a part of the solution. But finish what you were saying. Yeah, because I know Herb was mad at Vlad and saying that Vlad be stirring shit up. But then you'll be on the album. I just listened to Herb's album last night when it came out. He on there saying a lot of crazy shit. So it's like you can't get mad at a nigga when you giving the niggas the shit to talk about.

2:05:20He'll be on there saying, even with the Max was on them hips and I was right there with him. So you're going to have the fans be like, who's Mad Max? And do the research on that shit. So I'd be like niggas blame it on the bloggers, but it started with the raps. Like we wouldn't even have nothing to blog about if y 'all wasn't rapping about this shit. But would we like him, would we like her that much if he didn't whoop like that? Would fans fell in love with Youngboy if he wasn't whooping like that? Would fans fell in love with King Von if they wasn't whooping like that? I'm not. Like the bar you mentioned with YB earlier, if he didn't say the old block bar, would people be so infatuated and interested in all his others?

2:05:56They wouldn't. But what my thing is, it's just like, I feel like, don't be a hypocrite when it comes to the bloggers. Because we might cover some of the shit y 'all rapping about. But then y 'all want to point the fingers at us and be like, y 'all niggas on some fat shit. But then the nigga say some crazy fat shit in the rap. Yeah, but it's just like Adam 22 choosing the shit that he's choosing to say on this platform. It's a million other things to talk about that can give views too, gang. But here's the thing. That be the point. Here's the thing. When Herbo says that. You don't have to talk about that certain shit.

2:06:26When Herbo says that, when YB says that, they're not even like viral bars. It's not like driving the fans wild. They're saying it because they want a message to their people and their community what time they're on. That's your belief, right? That's your opinion. It's not like getting headlines that G Herbo said that he was on hits with Mad Max. It's not really like the most attention-getting thing, but he's saying it for the fans, the real hard core fans. Adam 22 is on his major podcast blowing that up right now. So it obviously - But we can't blow it up. It's on us for blowing it up. So is it bigger than the podcast or the song though?

2:06:59He just said it on a song. On a song that will get so many more views than this episode ever will. Nigga, watch the podcast one time. Nah, but listen though. If he does a video, it's going to get 2 million views. But J-Man, think about it though. Niggas will watch our podcast one time because they get the information. You're going to listen to that song over and over. A song don't go. Nah, J-Man podcast, sometimes I be tweaking on Fulton Gray. They be - But I'm just saying though. But think about it. How many times you'll watch it again, but usually a song, you gon' run that shit years and years, you feel me?

2:07:28If you like a song, you don't listen to it 10 times. Even 10 years later, you listen to a song. You seen the skit with me and the O 'Blocking? Which one? The skit where, oh my daughter, he got a gun. Yeah, all right, for sure. How many times did you watch it? Zero. Once or twice, I posted it. I watched the first five seconds. You said you watched it twice. I watched it once on your page, and I posted it on my page, so I watched it twice. You watched it twice. y 'all um I knew it was fake right away I know some people told me but put it like this y 'all saying if you watched it twice you watched it once but guess what y 'all seen the content right 100 I didn't see it I still don't know what happened it was so obvious it was fake you know but I went legit why you hate why do you hate something I just tuned out right away I'm like fake next you the type of motherfucker watched it 10 times I know it is you my biggest fan I'm scrolling Twitter he my biggest fan I'm looking for death you're my biggest fan I know nobody died I don't care yeah yeah that's why it did so many views look look what's so What's so contradicting about the Obelike skit, bro?

2:08:24No, what's contradicting? You didn't say Pokeball. You said he got a gun. Duh. Because it's a skit. I can say that. Nah, for sure. It hit different when it was a skit. Let's start that. So people like Adam Goofy-Ass, he wants to see either them kill J-Man or J-Man kill them. He wants to see the one or the other. So that's a form of us giving the fans what they want. But let's get right back to the point. y 'all only give a fuck about the negative because how many times did y 'all watch me and Ike Mono walk through that with the breast cancer witness? I would argue that you So you ain't see me post it?

2:08:57How many times did y 'all watch that? You doing the fake shit is also negative How many times did y 'all watch it, Remo? The same two times I watched the other one because I watched it on your page and I posted it on my page. Adam watched the first one but you already said he never watched the other one because it's positive whoops It's not even that positive it's just you're like virtue signaling But even though when we do post positive shit that shit get looked I posted it but it's just point is the O 'Block skit on my daughter he got a gun that did 6 million views that's crazy yeah the us walking through downtown Chicago me and Ike Munna linking up pushing peaceful and raising awareness for breast cancer 400 ,000 views on my Instagram vice versa that the skit didn't only get posted on my Instagram, it went viral on other platforms.

2:09:48Like how you say, I reposted that too. I reposted that too because you know I'm about to get on your ass, Remo. Like why you ain't posting the positive whoops? I'd just be on that though. Like if I'm gonna share some negative shit, I'm gonna make sure I'm sharing the positive shit. And break this shit down. I didn't see it, but isn't this a skit where you're pretending that someone was gonna shoot you with a gun? Like how is that positive? You bringing awareness and now everybody knows who T-Money is. To gun violence? I'm bringing awareness to gun violence. That's what Herb should say about his album.

2:10:13That's what Dirk should say. And shout out to Herb though because the longevity Let me explain that to you. It's the exact shit that I just explained. People want to see, like Adam, we got a lot of goofies in the comments too that only care about negative shit. I really want to see y 'all crash out. No, I care about positive stuff too, like the fact that it says nutrition facts, 21 serving per container. Not servings. Serving. You should have paid me to proofread this. I'm sure there's more grammatical errors as well. No offense or anything Anybody ever tell you that you kind of look like a Like retarded version of Keglock Anybody ever told you you'd be dick sucking The whole podcast Only the people whose dicks I suck What the fuck Brace it down How long do we gotta do this Brace it down at this point Like damn Like what Adam like Come on you told me he was ahead of the sex rules Yeah I'm ahead of them Like I'm more sexual than them Like I'm gayer than everybody else Bro what They don't pay me enough for this shit y 'all Don't make me bring Jamal back out Like please They don't pay me enough for this They don't Like they really don't Metallica concert You and Thunky Man man what's up I wanna see him on Woops I wanna see you and Digi kinda go That'll never happen Oh that's your real op huh You can't push peace with him.

2:11:46What else I wanted to tell y 'all on this podcast? Yeah, you said you had some stories to break down, some shit that we ain't heard before. So what's been going on in the life of J-Man? I know you've been going through a lot. I've been seeing you moving around. So I wanted to break down on this pod that it do hit different when Thunky Man deleted my first YouTube channel. I get back to Thunky Man. Yeah. And now some of my stories got whooped. Like, put it like this. The reason why we got to stop what's going on or allegedly what's going on between the THFs and the 6300s. That's what we're going to call Zaynum crowd.

2:12:33But the other 63rd niggas was mad, too, because I ain't going to lie. What 63rd niggas? I seen FBG Young went, all right. So when Zoo died, I was one of the first people to actually post that, the news or whatever. I heard through the Grey Vaughn or whatever. You had to take it down. It was a lot of shit going on behind the scenes because niggas didn't want the news to break or whatever. But niggas, I heard, you know, he had passed away. And a lot of niggas from 63rd, from your side of 63rd, they was kind of like celebrating that Zoo got, you know what I'm saying, that Zoo passed away. For real?

2:13:05For sure, Young was. I seen Young make a little post or whatever. I don't know what Young and Zoo had going on or have ever had. I don't know their specific. I don't know what both of them be having going on. Doing homework on me not knowing certain shit. So I ain't talk to Young. So both sides of 63rd. I ain't talk to Young in a minute. Because when you say your side and your side, sir, I live in Texas. They hit different. So when you see me in Chicago, do you see me on 63rd? Nah, but I just know. You see me at the content house. You see what I'm saying? So sometimes when y 'all just be thinking I be over whooping, I don't even be whooping how I used to whoop 10 years ago, gang.

2:13:41Like I'm not posted on the block. I'm not told no pipes. I'm not doing, I'm not in. So that mean, I'm the type of homie, I tell them all the time. Boy, don't tell me nothing. I don't want to know no criminal activity that y 'all be doing. Don't even put me, I'm not in them type of whoops. I don't live my life like that, sir. Hit different when you try to put me in. Hit different when you're trying to tell me something. do your homework on me not when I hit that shit hit there do your homework on what I want to hear and what the fuck I don't want to hear but let's break it down you're saying it's important for the other side of 63rd and THF yeah yeah yeah to come together right or was that where I was going because you kind of threw me out what I was breaking down we were just talking about oh yeah yeah yeah so yeah it's definitely important for we already talked about the broken and pulled to come together you said you got some stories and shit oh yeah cause put it like this from what I know for a fact from THFs and me just hearing about Fodum eating brains, basically it just sound like everybody, Lions and Tigers and Bears.

2:14:42Let's just start there. So everybody do it. Everybody, and when I say do it, everybody get like that. In Chicago shit, we was all forced to be like that. You catch my drift by default. Even the softest nigga, the only thing, only reason folks a little more, we treat folks like that because he probably got more bodies than this nigga. But folks try to shot some motherfuckers too, but your ass are goofy because you ain't killed as many people as this nigga. It ain't different. Break it down. Folks still like that, but you kill more people. It ain't different. So the point is, everybody is like that.

2:15:14And especially when you get to talking about them crowds, because you got people in these crowds that other people like want to eye it back. Cool. Now, when it comes to the whole simple fact, like, do your homework on THFG, baby. Do your homework on J-Main staying on 47. do your homework on me and FYB Monte. Damn, what's, oh, damn, I forgot. We were the female on 4th and then Gray. I can't even remember her name right now. Damn, I ain't seen her in years. Damn. Long story short, we do your homework on the gate that's right there on the corner of the library on 4th and then Gray. We chilling on Bro Gray.

2:15:50Do your homework. You know who G-Baby is? Do you, did your homework on G-Baby? On 4th and then, do you know folks get like that? Brace it down. so long story short we chilling on the back of the we chilling on the side of the library on phone number do your homework on J-Man you used to stay right there on the low end and hit different so do your homework on seeing the truck go past do your homework on the girl we was with she boy y 'all ain't see that that's them niggas do your homework on the girl telling us that's them niggas and do your homework on in Chicago when a bitch say that's them niggas you don't care what niggas it is oh my dude you don't you don't give a fuck what niggas it is like when they say that's them niggas you know it's some niggas that ain't supposed to be seeing your ass or at least her ass and now y 'all in the situation move around it's time to move around that's them niggas do your homework on them niggas so do your homework on me not knowing who it is and getting that pimp off on the app do your homework on J-Main pimp it off So do your homework on Montae following.

2:16:58Do your homework. Do your homework on that. Do your homework on the girl following. Do your homework. It hit different. So we come through Alley. Do your homework on... As we come through Alley on Fodham Gray, do your homework on the car. Before we get the overspend off on Fodham Gray, do your homework on the car getting to the stop sign, but it don't keep going. Do your homework on that bitch buss into you. Do your homework. Do your homework on J-Man heart dropping. It hit different. Do your homework. Do your homework on feet. Do your homework on, am I running? I ain't running, but nice little job, nice little sprint to it.

2:17:38I got to get there. It hit different. Because do your homework on, I'm already planning to fuck whoever that is up. And when I say fuck them up, I'm just talking about on feet. Because do your homework on me not having to pokeball them. Do your homework on me lacking on the side of the library with a whoop. Brace it down. so me and folks right there I don't know the whole time I don't because because I forgot what it was I don't even know why we didn't have a whoop break it down but long story short we right down the side of the library I forgot what we was doing it's so long ago we was right there long story short Fodham Gray as I hit the um it's like the library parking lot right there but it's like a little gate that you could pop out to the front even though we walk we finna walk through this alley you can pop out the front on the guys as i um i'm finna pop out the front on they ass because do your homework on they in the truck so they can't just drive through the gate do your homework on not being able to drive through a gate but it's an opening to me walk through it hit different so as i'm jogging to the front of the gate on frontal grave the the v the um the v done busted you now i'm gonna come through alley they coming they coming do your homework on now do your homework on my f***ing that AJ Mayne why the f*** they gotta say my name on Jada Grave like why y 'all gotta say my name right now on my daughter but you know the n*** who's saying your name though don't know who the f*** it is right now but they know on you do your homework on they know me do your homework on knowing J do your homework in Chicago everybody know J Mayne it different I've been lit since I was do your homework do your homework on my daddy was lit then I was lit so when you hear that J Mayne what happened?

2:19:16Hey, J-Man, do your homework on heart drop again. Do your homework. Do your homework on my heart drop. You spin around the sea. That motherfucker in the flow now. It ain't different. You turn around the sea or you keep it moving? Do your homework on me getting that what's up? Do your homework on I'm from the rack too. Like we a different breed. Chicago niggas, even if we know it's dangerous on Fulton Gray, we getting that. Ah, let me see what I guess it's probably my day to die, I guess. Let me see what they want. It ain't different. Do your homework. I'm ready to die. It ain't different. so now it's merged now I'm face to face now I'm face to face with G-Baby on Fondham Gray now they drop window on Fondham Gray I'm seeing G-Baby and I see some other do-its in the car on Fondham Gray I forgot Fondham names cause it's a long time but I wish I remember Fondham name right now cause Fondham know who I'm talking about but on Fondham Gray cause they some THF do-its too on Fondham they get like that everybody in the car get like that do your homework on G-Baby crowd hit different so So, G-Baby, look at me like, it's like, remember off of ATL when food got caught with the milk?

2:20:23Yeah. All right. Break this shit down, though. Imagine J-Man right there with a box of loose light. Drop that bitch. You catch my tip? I got you. I got you. It's really that moment type shit. On phone number, he getting that. Hey, you know you ain't supposed to be right here, right? Do your homework on the nigga telling you you ain't supposed to be by your house. It hit different. Like, damn, foe. Y 'all don't even. Like, this ain't even y 'all. shit right here. Like y 'all hood all the way down the street. Y 'all supposed to be down with someone. Drexel McCott did something down with. So they in your hood telling you you ain't supposed to be a joke.

2:20:52That's not my hood. I'm from 63rd. Do your homework on where I'm from and do your homework on where I stayed at. It hit different. Do your homework on me staying on the low end but I'm right here on the low end by my crib but folding them shit down the street so they be bending blocks like this because they probably looking for some other ops. Do your homework on looking for ops and seeing J-Man. Should we bake his ass? It hit different. Do your homework on putting J-Man in the blender for no reason. Like, folks, I was just whooping. Breach it down. I was right here chilling with a whoop. Breach it down.

2:21:22But like how you say, by our hoods having a... Like, it was never no real tension between 63rd and OTF. I mean, I'll take that back. It was never no real tension between 63rd and THF. And then, G-Baby, this somebody who G-Baby used to be on 63rd. Like, certain people in Chicago, they'll tell you, like, I know folks' family, too. You see what I'm saying? So, I know his family. He know my family. Like, do your homework. So, it hit different. Like, J-Mang, you know you ain't pulled the beat right here, right? I'm looking at the other niggas in the car. I'm like, I mean, bro, but damn. Like, ah, f*** you talking about.

2:22:05It hit different. Yeah, I know. Yeah, I know. So, I hit bro with the yeah, I know on 4-DM grade. even though I know that this is my mother f***ing house. So really, folks was wrong for telling me I ain't pulled a B right there because nigga, I'm pulled a B right here. Nigga, this is my career, but. They gave you the hall pass, though. Do your homework on.

2:22:24Go on here, get up out of here, boy. Y 'all pulled up on me. Y 'all pulled up on me. Y 'all just pulled up on me, gang. It hit different when y 'all pull up on me. So you gotta leave your own little section and shit. Nah, nah. I was right there in the library park a lot. Walked my ass right through that cut. I was trying to tell you I was from the run through at one point on Fulgham cause you gonna know if it's a blitz like if that Fulgham went when they already was thinking in their head that's J-Man we finna give him a pass or they probably could have decided to give me a pass cause they could have just fired out the window too cause they was all still in the car they could have just blew my ass down standing by the car do your homework on nobody would have knew hit different but the point is Fulgham deciding as they talking to me like probably like folks ain't run he ain't over get on no do your homework on running and getting shot do your homework on Chicago next they gonna smoke your ass you try to run anyway so it's like it hit different do your homework on them bailing out the cabine but do your homework on this not my hood but I know this bitch cause we been standing right here so I already know what I'm finna do if I'm him I'm finna cut cut cut upstairs bam through the crib kick door bam it hit different do your homework on I already knew I was going as soon as I seen them bustle you hit different so THFG baby did give me a pass that's why i feel like he a voice from over there he wanted he wanted them ones just like zay one of them one yeah we need people like that to come together like because y 'all got authority y 'all got power y 'all got y 'all got say so you do your homework gonna have a say so so it hit different when it's like i again y 'all gotta come together and lead it and put this shit alone because i need i really need full of them help to save the city it's just like what they said like jay man you gotta talk to the real motherfuckers really out here doing shit like Like, all right, folks, I can't save the city by myself.

2:24:09Do your homework on me not being ever saved in Chicago by myself, gang. Besides Tay Savage, though, who you feel like else stepping up to help you, like, really push this? Because, like, Tay really go over and above to, like, make sure he help you. Yeah, that go over and above, it hit different. So who else you feel like trying to help you do some positive shit? I'm going to ask you, Remo, who you see? I don't see nobody besides Tay. Hit different. And I see Muna Ike you f***ing with you, though, like, you know what I'm saying? different but like that was big that was big yeah that was big but i keep money he younger so people were like ah they say always whoop him they always whoop him but i know his voice is gonna help i know everybody we all are part of the we was we was all played apart everybody got positions it's like it's like a team my god small four power four um shooting guard point guard in the center everybody from chicago is on these teams let's just say you you feel like you got 10 shooters on the team, but 10 who really playing ball, then you got the fans in the crowd too.

2:25:09You see what I'm saying? Yeah. Like, motherfuckers is really whooping, but the center ain't more important than the shooting guard, because the shooting guard still shooting on four of them grades. Folks hitting every shot like, damn, but it take the ref to blow the whistle. J-Main playing ref right now. This game, y 'all last week, like we need to find a new game around this bitch, because y 'all over whooping the WAP. Hit different. you feel like uh i mean of course your life always in danger but like how often are you going back to chicago like even when you see all the time shit but even when you see like i was just there for two three months i know but when you're seeing shit like with zoo because the zoo a nigga that's been around for a long ass time yeah i mean so when you see shit like that listen listen sir people been getting killed before thl bay zoo let's start the real faces been getting killed before bay zoo bro so it do hit different when my still gonna be in a city game like Like, we just, I ain't going to say Chicago motherfucking dumb like that, but that's just how we is.

2:26:06We still going to be at the crib. Like, you know how much my family got there? Like, it ain't that we chose that shit, but that shit chose us. Like, that's where we from, gang. Well, look at Cheeky. Like, that nigga don't even go back to make, like, he stay out the way on purpose. Shit, his ass probably moved all his family to where he had in L.A. All the people he care about. Like, you know, like, break shit down on folks got rich and famous and I brought all the motherfucking with him. Just like, I feel like I just was with, like I say, when I did the skit with Zay and Dave Blunt. Zay be out here?

2:26:34Zay got his brothers with him. You see what I'm saying? He got his blood brothers with him. Certain people get on. Chicago niggas, we done, but we smart. You guys might do it. Do what they both. Bring folks. Bring my brother. Bring this. You know you got to bring your peoples, though. And some of us just not in a position to do that yet. Bro, that's why they say that's what. A lot of people say that's what the whoop with duck. Like, bro had a lot of family, and he wasn't finna leave his family. Do your homework on Chicago niggas being family-oriented. Hit different. Hmm. Nah, I feel it, though.

2:27:09Like, it's harder than what, you know, it's harder to. This is the same. This is like the first interview on 4NOM. I gotta piss. All right, well, I gotta go. Why you gotta go, bro? You ain't done tolin'. I gotta let the dogs out. Adam, Adam, Adam. and Jamal and Remo. And FYB J-Mane, a.k.a. the Whoop Man. The Whoop Man, man. I feel like we did good here. I finally got my box of whoops, though. I feel like you been bugging. I was supposed to get the first box. I gave it to Adam. And now, how many years later, I'm finally getting my box? You have a laminated box. Why is you steady complaining about this?

2:27:47Because I feel like it's years overdue, nigga. Years overdue. Break this shit down. You finally got your cereal. Finally got my box, man. even though it's not healthy. It's not good for you. It's bad for you. Shout out to everybody who watched this. No Jumper, coolest podcast on the world. Like, comment, and subscribe. Shout out to Remo for locking in. Shout out to J-Main for whatever you called that. Shout out to Officer Jamal for holding us down as always.

2:28:18Shout out to Wooman, though, man. Hey, we be old Wooman. Let me know if y 'all ever want me back on this podcast So if I should not f*** with Adam ass no more. It did. Go back to that janky whoops channel. All right. J-Main, Remo, 22ster. We out. Whoops. Ryan Reynolds here from Mint Mobile. I don't know if you knew this, but anyone can get the same premium wireless for$15 a month plan that I've been enjoying. It's not just for celebrities. So do like I did and have one of your assistant's assistants switch you to Mint Mobile today. I'm told it's super easy to do at mintmobile.com slash switch.

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