Gee Uno on Going to 4xtra’s Hood, 607 Unc vs The Bloods, Ant Jefe vs King Pill & More

19 Aug 2025 · 2 h · 49 chapters

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In short

Bompton G1O (Gee Uno) and No Jumper’s Munchy B discuss LA street-rap politics and content controversies, focusing on G1O’s first trip to New York, music-video location shoots in Crip/Hoover areas, the “apology vs clarification” dispute involving King Pill, and the fallout around Forex’s injury and a proposed boxing match.

Guests (backgrounds)

  • Bompton G1O (Gee Uno): LA rapper from “Bompton,” known for freestyles and gang-affiliated street-rap credibility; says he’s been in juvenile hall/jail and has three sons.
  • Munchy B: “mayor” figure in LA street-rap circles; hosts/appears with No Jumper and comments on gang-banging norms and internet narratives.
  • King Pill: Pomona/area rapper involved in the boxing-promo controversy (discussed by the guests).
  • Forex: 4Xtra-related figure whose July 4 injury is discussed (no direct appearance in transcript).

Key claims

  • G1O says New York cops watched a Bloods/Crips-heavy music video without intervening due to practical constraints.
  • He insists the “apology” about going to 4Xtra/Florence & Vernie was clickbait; he frames it as clarification with no intent to disrespect.
  • He argues the internet magnified a planned “squabble/boxing promo” into a war narrative.
  • He says Forex’s “spaghetti hand” photo looked fake at first; he believes the person who posted it helped reveal severity.
  • He claims King Pill refused the boxing match to protect reputation as a “smoker.”

Notable examples

  • Patterson Project (Bloods), Marcy/Bobby Smurda’s neighborhood, Brownsville; a drunk Crip interaction on camera.
  • Shooting scenes at a 43rd & 5th area and Hoover Park (P.O.R. idea); footage later scrapped.
  • G1O’s “Long Beach Poly” freestyle at Pauly (VIP records area) going viral fast.
  • Discussion of a No Jumper awkward interaction involving King Pill and Adam22/“Anne Hefe,” tied to changed lyrics/disrespecting specific hoods.

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Visiting New York City

0:03 to 0:30

G1O shares his experiences and impressions during his first visit to New York.

“So you were scrolling on Marketplace and there it was, the bike you'd been searching for.”

Visiting New York City

1:30 to 3:17

G1O shares his experiences and impressions during his first visit to New York.

“Man, I just felt like I had to convene this panel so we could, you know, get some of the best minds in the L.A.”

The Police Presence in NYC

3:17 to 4:48

Discussion on the police's relaxed attitude towards gang activity during a music video shoot.

“I want the official GNO review of New York City, though, because I'm so intrigued by you going there for the first time.”

Cultural Comparisons: NYC vs LA

4:48 to 6:44

Comparing neighborhoods in NYC to those in LA and discussing cultural differences.

“You get years for a gun out here, you just get some county time.”

Controversy Over Filming

6:44 to 11:22

Exploration of the backlash from filming in rival neighborhoods and the implications of gang culture.

“like you give all the women from Bronx that they talk You got a bunch of Cardi B's.”

Clarifying the Apology

11:22 to 14:00

G1O clarifies misconceptions about an apology related to their actions in rival territories.

“Like is that something you would do again?”

Discussion on Gang Culture and Clickbait

14:00 to 19:00

Explore the complexities of gang culture and media portrayal, including personal anecdotes about artists and the impact of clickbait narratives.

“It's hard for somebody to even have any compassion for that man.”

Foreclosure Incident and Reactions

19:00 to 23:00

Delve into the incident involving Forex and reactions from the community, discussing the implications of sharing sensitive images.

“Whoever did that, for sure, he should have got DP.”

Boxing Matches and Personal Views on Fighting

23:00 to 28:00

Debate the motivations behind participating in boxing matches, examining loyalty, reputation, and financial incentives within gang dynamics.

“Because I know for a fact, four extras ain't never touched$50 ,000 in his life.”

Gee Uno's Family Life and Fatherhood

28:00 to 29:10

Learn about Gee Uno's experiences with fatherhood and his thoughts on raising kids.

“my oldest son, he only two, he'll be three next month.”
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Relationship Challenges and Heartbreak

29:10 to 30:20

Gee Uno discusses his past relationship struggles and the impact of heartache.

“Your sister's going to have a hard life.”

Police Incidents and Trust Issues

30:20 to 31:30

The conversation shifts to incidents involving the police and trust in relationships.

“Why she called the police on you No, that wasn't her though.”

Conflict with Snoopy Badass

31:30 to 32:50

Gee Uno shares his feelings about Snoopy Badass and recent tensions in their relationship.

“Yeah, well, I was wondering, what did you mean in that one song when you said, fuck Snoopy Badass, his kids, and his mama too?”

Living Life and Overcoming Challenges

32:50 to 34:30

A deeper look into Gee Uno's life experiences and how they shape his identity.

“They be doing live streams together all the time.”

Mental Health and Family Dynamics

34:30 to 37:10

Discussing mental health issues within family dynamics and their effects.

“I mean, the baby used to come by herself.”

Black and Mild Smoking Culture

37:10 to 38:10

A light-hearted discussion on smoking culture and preferences among friends.

“Yo, that's a crazy bitch right there, man.”

Freestyle at Polly and Its Impact

38:10 to 42:00

Gee Uno reflects on his freestyle performance at Polly and the reactions it received.

“Because I ain't no way shaving form comparing you and Sassy Badass at all, right?”

Freestyling and Long Beach Poly

42:00 to 43:34

Discover the significance of Long Beach Poly and a freestyle moment in hip hop.

“All my freestyles be on phones and shit.”

Reactions to the Freestyle

43:34 to 45:08

Explore the mixed reactions and online discussions following a freestyle performance.

“So I had, like, I had Insane's and Tooney Crips, like, talking shit in the comments.”

Discussion on Stupid Young and Gang Dynamics

45:08 to 46:39

Analyze the complex dynamics of gang affiliations and rapper interactions.

“They target these, the demographic of people, and you sound goofy.”

King Pill and Ant Jefe's Interaction

46:39 to 48:30

Unpack the awkward interaction between King Pill and Ant Jefe on the No Jumper Show.

“And obviously, Pill is speaking from a Pomona perspective.”

The Controversial Song Remake

48:30 to 50:17

Delve into the discussions about disses in a song and the implications for artists.

“I was going to hop on the Regards because, like he said, the nigga from Pomona, bro, you feel me?”

Creative Decisions and Tensions

50:17 to 51:55

Examine the creative decisions behind the song changes and the resulting tensions.

“I wasn't really thinking about how that shit was going to go.”

Irony and Gang Culture Reflections

51:55 to 53:59

Reflect on the irony in gang culture and the dynamics of public interactions.

“Those niggas, anything could have happened.”

Podcast Dynamics and Guest Interactions

53:59 to 56:00

Explore the dynamics of podcasting with gang members and the risks involved.

“but I do want to say like sure But once again, I don't feel like nobody pressed nobody.”

Gang Dynamics and Podcasting

56:00 to 57:28

Exploring the complexities of gang affiliations and their impact on podcast interactions.

“As Adam being the head of No Jumper, you got to do your homework and due diligence also, right?”

Racial Tensions in Compton and Long Beach

57:28 to 1:00:04

Discussion on racial dynamics and gang tensions in Compton and Long Beach.

“The Compton ones, they kind of fizzled out.”

Old Videos and Their Impacts

1:00:04 to 1:02:48

Debating the relevance of past actions in shaping current reputations in the rap scene.

“I just got to speak on P-Face's behalf that another video came out on his behalf.”

Fighting and Clout in the Gang World

1:02:48 to 1:10:00

Analyzing the role of fighting and reputation in the gang culture and music industry.

“You need to get your own car going together.”

Discussion on Street Dynamics and Respect

1:10:00 to 1:21:47

Learn about the complexities and unwritten rules in street culture, including personal stories and perspectives on respect and interactions between different factions.

“On paro street, look, so we go another round.”

Discussion on Street Dynamics and Respect

1:21:50 to 1:22:18

Learn about the complexities and unwritten rules in street culture, including personal stories and perspectives on respect and interactions between different factions.

“So you were scrolling on Marketplace, and there it was, the bike you'd been searching for.”

Reflections on Podcast Dynamics and Guest Interaction

1:22:49 to 1:24:00

Discuss the complicated interaction dynamics during podcast recordings, particularly in reaction to controversial guests and their past behaviors.

“I would have went down a pipe on him because I got priors of doing this.”

Fear and Respect in the Streets

1:24:00 to 1:26:32

The speakers discuss the dynamics of fear and respect within gang culture, focusing on personal experiences and interactions with others in their community.

“He fled the state rather than have to face Munchie again.”

Rising Fame and Musical Talent

1:26:32 to 1:29:35

The conversation shifts to the speaker's growing recognition and talent in music, highlighting their confidence and interactions with fans.

“I don't think Blood have tried again, though.”

Navigating the Music Industry

1:29:35 to 1:31:28

They discuss the challenges and opportunities within the music industry, including potential collaborations and label deals.

“I just feel like your music is better than anybody is giving you credit for.”

Claiming Their Space in Hip-Hop

1:31:28 to 1:33:55

The speakers emphasize their unique position and confidence in the hip-hop scene, asserting their skills and experiences.

“Ain't nobody that work at No Jumper can't rap better than me.”

Controversial Conversations

1:33:55 to 1:36:23

The dialogue takes a turn towards personal relationships and controversial topics, blending humor with serious undertones.

“On the West Coast blood ain't no nigga f***ing with me, bro.”

Parental Influence and Personal Choices

1:36:23 to 1:38:01

They delve into how parental expectations shape life choices, discussing the complexities of upbringing in relation to personal paths.

“I wouldn't even put no game at it and shit with it.”

Family Influence and Choices

1:38:01 to 1:39:25

Explore the impact of family dynamics on personal choices and street life.

“And then, you know, I'm from Eagle of Ferry.”

Rappers from LA: Personal Rankings

1:39:25 to 1:41:12

A discussion on personal rankings of top LA rappers, shedding light on their impact.

“She says like she can't really stop the girl from doing it.”

Debate on LA's Best: K-Dot and More

1:41:12 to 1:42:58

A lively debate on the best rappers from LA, including K-Dot and RJ.

“He just got in the middle of it because I was going to say, where does R.J.”

Impact of Snoop Dogg and YG

1:42:58 to 1:44:15

Discussing the legacy of Snoop Dogg and YG in the LA rap scene.

“Because I'm talking on Impact and everything.”

The Business of Rap Contracts

1:44:15 to 1:45:48

Understanding the pitfalls of rap contracts and industry deals.

“Miz is my top five of my favorite rappers, but when I say it got to be Mac 10, Snoop Dogg, YG400.”

Blueface and Spice Discussion

1:45:48 to 1:50:49

A deep dive into Blueface's situation and the use of spice in the industry.

“They sign deals, they get these advances, bro, and then they get fucked.”

Wack 100 and Industry Controversies

1:50:49 to 1:52:01

Exploring the controversies surrounding Wack 100 and his influence.

“Yeah, like, you know how you get He a soft, crudder-faced nigga No, no, no, listen, listen He mad at young Ant For shit that Adam said What's he mad at Ant about?”

Discussing the Blood Interview

1:52:01 to 1:53:20

Learn about the motivations behind the interview and the connections made.

“I didn't even know Blood was going to be here.”

Evaluating Wack 100's Reputation

1:53:21 to 1:55:20

Insights into the grading of Wack 100 based on gang culture standards.

“Well, what grade do you think Wack deserved?”

Debating Gang Affiliations

1:55:21 to 1:57:40

Exploration of gang affiliations and personal experiences within gangs.

“but anyway he ain't my top op I feel like you I feel like you piss him off talking about him on No Jumper more than anybody else.”

Shout-outs and Closing Thoughts

1:57:41 to 1:59:18

Final thoughts, shout-outs to guests, and appreciation from the hosts.

“But isn't it funny that we have this Adam 12 from Neighborhood thing, according to Gumby.”
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0:00This episode is brought to you by Facebook. So you were scrolling on Marketplace and there it was, the bike you'd been searching for. You sent a message and it turned out the seller was super chatty, kind of funny, and an avid cyclist. The next thing you know, you're in a cycling crew. Well, a community cycling group. The thing about Facebook, you might find more than what you're looking for. From a browse to a bike ride, this summer, find more on Facebook. This episode is supported by FX's The Shards, a seductive drama from executive producer Ryan Murphy. Set in 1980s Los Angeles, the series follows a group of glamorous, deeply entangled high school seniors drawn into a life of wealth, beauty, parties, and excess.

0:47At its center is Brett, whose reality begins to unravel when the arrival of a new student coincides with a series of mysterious murders. FX's The Shards, now streaming on Hulu. No Jumper, coolest podcast in the world. I'm in here today with the mayor himself, Munchy B, and we're having a conversation with someone who, from my perspective, a very underrated rapper, I feel like everybody needs to take a little bit more time to pay attention to the one and only Bompton G1O. Bompton G1O! See, I'm never going to be able to do it. It's the Bullets podcast today. Today is the Bullets podcast. That's a fact.

1:29Thank you. We're bracking. Yes, we are bracking. Man, I just felt like I had to convene this panel so we could, you know, get some of the best minds in the L.A. street rap world together. For sure. It's been a minute since I've seen you, G, you know? And a lot has happened since then. Yeah, like what? Well, we went to New York. Yeah. That was your first time in New York. For sure. What was the vibe? How did you appreciate it? They showed a nigga love. They did. Yeah. We were outside. We were in every hood. Yeah. That shit was fun, though. Hell yeah. Out here, you know, like, Crips, the majority.

2:04Here in New York, the Bloods is like, that's what it is in New York. It's the Bloods out there. Yeah. We ended up going to a lot of Crip blocks, though, to be honest. Yeah, we started out with the Bloods, but then we went to Bobby Smurda's neighborhood. We went to Marcy. Oh, so Bobby Smurda, a Crip? Yep. Okay. And we went to, like, Marcy, which is where Jay-Z's from, which I understand is kind of a Crip neighborhood now. And then we went to Brownsville. and I think that particular area we're in was like a crypt neighborhood. That was where we had that one interaction with that one burnt out fool.

2:33That was hilarious. He was tweaking? We were like on the block with this fool, Loki Shmula. Loki Trip. What is Shippin' on? He starts getting up in the camera and throwing up his season shit and then Oh, he had to let his presence be known. Yeah, and he was drunk. And then he kind of like goes over to Hitta and Bonta Juno and says a little something and then we start to realize Oh, J3 was there? Yeah, yeah. And we start to realize, like, oh, shit, the red bandanas are not making this extremely drunk crit very happy. But Loki Shmula kind of shut it down pretty quickly, to be honest. As he should.

3:11Yeah. It was a good vibe, though. But, okay, so, yeah. All right. I want the official GNO review of New York City, though, because I'm so intrigued by you going there for the first time. Man. Like I said, man, they showed her their love. Like, as soon as the nigga stepped off the plane type shit, then we went to the Patterson Project. It was like 100 bloods out there. He gets off the plane and immediately goes to a basketball court with like 100 bloods shooting a music video. So it's like he leaves L.A. and just goes right to the center of the blood universe in New York at that moment. Okay, B-10, the B-10.

3:49Yeah, type shit. It was a beautiful thing. It was crazy to me, though, like, seeing all the police just out there just hanging around and shit. Yeah. They wasn't tripping? No, they wasn't tripping. Hmm. But it's like, damn, like, what's the... Yeah, what are they doing? It would have been time to go type shit out here. Like, yeah. Bro, you got to understand, it's like a skinny street with, like, cars parked on both sides, and there's only, like, two lanes. We pull up eight cars deep, and they just double park on this busy-ass street and completely f*** up the flow of traffic. There's cops right there.

4:21There's 100 dudes wearing red bandanas doing a music video. On the basketball court, the cops did not say a word. They just sat over there and watched a little bit. Well, that's tricky, though, because they got that Rico shit out there. They got a Rico everywhere. What you talking about? Yeah, that's tricky, though. Where Rico in New York? You talking about Diddy don't count. Diddy shit's a freaky shit. They got that gang shit. They shit is different from ours. I know that gun laws is crazy. You get years for a gun out here, you just get some county time. That gun laws, they trip yeah i feel like it's the kind of scenario where the cops like it's just you know you're two cops you're just not going to be able to shut down 100 dudes in this basketball court like realistically if they wanted to do something about it they're going to need to get like 10 more cars full of dudes to pull up and then realistically it's probably just easier for them to let everybody shoot the music video and then go on their way you know like if they're not doing anything super crazy.

5:20That's the vibe I got, is that the cops just gotta pick and choose their battles out there. If it's two cops, it's two cops because that's what they call it. They even had the paddy wagons out there and all that. For real? I only saw like one squad car. The paddy wagons was at the end of the block. Oh, really? This way. Maybe they were waiting for us to fuck up. Yeah, exactly. It was from the haulers up out of there. For some reason, I ain't got no desire to go to New York, bro. They use subways to go everywhere and all that little shit. I ain't with that shit. You don't got to use the subway.

5:50We're just driving around. But it takes forever to get there, right? Yeah. They need some freeways, bro. They got freeways. So is that freeways tow-up too? The traffic in New York City is worse than almost anywhere you've ever been in your life for sure. But also, we're going out to the Bronx, which is very far away from Manhattan and shit. Okay, I think the Bronx is equivalent to Watts out here. I think... Harlem probably equivalent to Inglewood I mean Harlem is nice now it's like a little tiny bit still but it's also like Harlem is like very cultural like there's a lot of colleges, schools, people, businesses it's like I don't know but when you think the Bronx the Bronx definitely has like a way higher murder rate and crime rate in general so like for sure I'm talking about the grindiness like you give all the women from Bronx that they talk You got a bunch of Cardi B's.

6:51Like Remy pretty as f***ing. And she talk masculine, bro. That shit turning it off. She's too tough. You don't feel like the girls from the hood out here are kind of on the same wavelength? Some of them. Not a lot. They hard on the outside. They soft on the inside. They get mushy and shit. I don't talk to the girls that you usually come through with. But usually I'm assuming that they're like mega gangster if you were to try something. Who? The one I come through with? Yeah. I just feel like you're not hanging out with Munchie B unless you're on some gangster-ass shit. Any female I deal with like that, like they would, they not gang gang.

7:24Oh, yeah? But they aware, and they know what's going on because they around me. You know what I'm saying? Interesting. But, okay, so then we come back from New York, and then Giuno and Kingpill end up sliding on over to Forex's territory. Florence and Vernie. No, no, I mean Fig and Vernie. What was The Sharma Center was on 43rd and 5th The little Sharma Center Oh that's where I was at? Yeah Okay From your perspective What led up to that? Like what was the game plan that day? To shoot a music video That's what we went over there for Shoot some scenes You know We pulled up Shot some scenes and shit And then We went to the 50s And Hawk is the one who brought you guys there?

8:13Yeah Well So Hawk is the one who brought us to his 50s, the Hoover Park. Okay. But he didn't take you out of 43rd. Nah. That was... Just y 'all. Yeah. Well, he was there, though. But that was P.O.R. idea. Like, you know, that was some shit he wanted to do. And you were just down for whatever P.O.R. wanted to do in that situation? I was on the song. Yeah. I was on the song that we were shooting a video for. So, of course, I'm going to be wherever the locations is at. What's that, Sly First? Nah. That was the Fly First remix, yeah. Oh, you guys were shooting something else that day. Yeah, we had something else going on.

8:50Oh, yeah. Did that video come out yet? No, the footage got scrapped. Why did it get scrapped? You got to holler at his manager. Hey, look. Hold on, hold on. This is what I was puzzled about, right? Why you apologize? I didn't apologize. It's not like, okay, so that's clickbait. That's clickbait. That you apologized for going over there, doing whatever, like the video pop-up, recording? That's click-back, right? Yeah, that's click-back. When they say Juno apologizes and the neighborhoods don't say fuck his apology. I never said sorry. I never said apologize. Pill apologized initially, so I feel like you got kind of roped into that.

9:32Hold on, hold on, hold on. I don't think Pill apologized. He let them know that he was doing that to bring them out, to pump up the fight. Right. He didn't apologize. He said he wasn't on no disrespectful shit, trying to disrespect they hood. He was trying to bring them out so he could squabble. That's what Pills said. But then it was some clickbait shit that said, G-Uno apologized. Yeah, that's clickbait, bro. Okay. I'm glad to hear that shit. Yeah, it's clickbait. That's why I was tripping like, you listen to it, the nigga clearly like, oh, so it asked me, is this an apology from Bimpton G-Uno?

10:05And I'm like, bro, that's not an apology, it's a clarification that, you know, niggas didn't go over there. Oh, so you spoke too, though, because I only heard narrations of people speaking on your behalf. Yeah. So you said something in your own words? In my own words. And you said, like, what exactly? This is not an apology. This is a clarification. Okay. You know, a nigga want to clarify, like, niggas didn't have no intent to go over there and, like, do no gang type shit. Right. Because if that was the case, it wouldn't be on the internet, like, in that manner. Like, you get what I'm saying? Right.

10:36because Pills' plan was to basically be able to go there and just do it as a boxing promo. And then obviously all of the channels are going to kind of run with their own narrative, which is going to be like, oh shit, King Bill and Bomb DiGiuno are striking and stating that there is now a war on this area. Yeah, they blew it up like that type shit. Come on, bro. That's absurd, fool. Like I said, if that was the time we was on, we wouldn't have had cameras on and shit. That are we over here. Yeah, where you niggas at now? We don't. I don't operate like that. You feel me? So I wouldn't even partook in that.

11:14So that's why I didn't feel like it was a reason for me to apologize because niggas didn't come over there with that type of intent. You feel me? So do you have any kind of like mixed feelings about going there in general? Like is that something you would do again? Or did it end up feeling like, damn, that was probably a little too OD? I mean, nah, I wouldn't do it again. Just based on the fact, unless a nigga was tapped in with some of them niggas, like, look, this was finna happen. We finna be over there. You feel me? My homies was getting a lot of calls and shit from them over there. So my phone was ringing.

11:53A couple other homies and shit phones ringing. The internet made it bigger than what it really was. I feel it. But Munchie, what did you think about it? And why were you – what did you think about the idea of there being an apology even though that wasn't reality? I used to feel like as game bankers, you know, if you're somebody else's section and you're recording, you're trying to deliberately be disrespectful. So when the clickbait say apology, I was like, that ain't what you're apologizing for. You know what you're doing before you did it. You know what I'm saying? That's all I was like. But he said he was making a clarification.

12:24He was making a clarification. That's what I was thinking. But it did. I mean, either way, it didn't matter because, like, they crips. I think it's pie rolls and whatever. If it's disrespect, it's disrespect. That's how I thought also. Like, you know what I'm saying? It is what it is type of shit. But, you know, I don't know. I just feel game banging is a disrespectful sport, right? So when my little homie went to get the little DeMiro thing with Nipsey with spray painting it, I was like, I didn't think it was a big deal. You know what I'm saying? Like I thought it was like whatever. It was regular.

12:59Yeah. But you know, everybody look at shit different. Well, for sure. I mean, if you really think about it, it's like, we all know that this is the kind of shit that gangs do back and forth, disrespecting each other, filming content, whatever it might be going at each other. But then meanwhile, now on the internet, it's like, Oh, you just a Nipsey mural and everybody loves Nipsey and everybody looks at Nipsey as like an upstanding gentleman, whatever. so then what would normally just be like regular gang on gang shit when you diss somebody who's very very popular that gets viewed a different way and same thing with them people f*** with 4Xtra people enjoy the 4Xtra show so when they go there people take it as like oh how you guys gonna go f*** with him like that when really this is stuff that has been going on for forever hey look early in Nipsey career all you heard was 60 60 60 and then he switched his music up you know what I'm saying he switched it up He talking about businesses and ownership and Malcolm X.

13:58He talking different talk. Right. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. Okay. Then you got four extras. It's hard for somebody to even have any compassion for that man. He talking about beating up non-affiliates that don't gangbang, all this little BS or whatever, whatever. Okay. Then you got somebody like Schoolboy Q that never talk, none of that gibberish. But he's from Hoover. So, like, don't nobody wish no ill will on Schoolboy Q. You know what I'm saying? So it kind of hit different depending on who the artist is, like, type. You know what I'm saying? But, I mean, I just feel, I feel if you're a gangbanger or you into that life, it's a disrespectful sport.

14:42And you got to expect people to be disrespectful towards you and, shit, be ready to dish it back, I guess, if that's how you come in. I don't know. But I'm glad to hear that it was a clarification. It wasn't an apology. though. That's, you know what I'm saying? Man, I said it clear as day. Like, on the interview. That part. It was all clickbait, bro. No, I know how it go. It be a gang clickbait with my name in it. A whole lot of it. You be clickbaiting too, though. Me? Yeah. No, hell no. I should be angry. You know what? You and Anne Hefe on the same shit where you guys will take the most foul statement or just like random, like, Anne Hefe is worse than you because you'll put question marks and if they don't really be using punctuation that crazy.

15:26So he'll put, he'll put like the worst thing, the worst narrative that he does not believe. But then he'll like, the whole video will be him saying that that is not true. And that didn't happen. But then meanwhile, the title of the video is kind of like, my most recent one, did Mozzie get ran out of England? I didn't get a chance to watch that yet today, but I saw that thumbnail this morning. I'm guessing he didn't. But, but, but Jalees was, Jalees, obviously she don't like Mozzie. And she said, like, and I cleared it up or I gave some clarification, more, you know what I'm saying, clarity to what really happened.

15:57You feel me? Like, but, you know what I'm saying? Okay. So you debunked what actually happened. I gave some clarification. I'm guessing he didn't, though. No, no, no, no, no, no. I like Mozzie. I rock on Mozzie. I mean, what I said, they got to check it out. If they consider that getting ran out of Inglewood, if Mozzie wanted to do a video of Inglewood tomorrow, he could, I believe. You know what I'm saying? but there were some people that were upset about him being there yeah because he was you know it's political out here he was hanging with the homies doing videos in the hood and then he was over there with the 40s back to back and they was over there throwing up gang signs with middle fingers you know what I'm saying and homies felt it disrespectful and you know you know what I'm saying that makes sense so okay all that shit happens and then before we know it, July 4th rolls around.

16:52Forex's hand is blown to smithereens. Hmm. How'd you feel when you saw this clip come out? What do you mean, how did I feel? When you saw the picture of him with the spaghetti hand, how'd you feel? I thought it was fake. I thought it was like AR, because it was like no videos at first. Well, I still haven't saw no videos. Oh yeah, there's no video. And then it was just one picture. So I'm like, man, I just cashed out and I'm like, man, that shit fake. Let me ask you something. whoever took that picture is obviously from that community. What you think should happen to that person that took that picture?

17:25Nothing. Nothing at all? What? For what? Because they wanted to keep shit under wraps. You know what I'm saying? We wouldn't know the severity or nothing. He could still be acting like he got his whole palm if he wanted to, if it wasn't for that person taking that picture. Call him King Palm. Like, no, for real. I hate him, fool. You can't get mad at the people telling the jokes. Yeah. like the person that took the picture though so shouldn't nothing happy you don't think or it is what it is I mean it's not like that's like no even though they were trying to keep it under wraps it's not like that's like some top secret shit like some hood politics type shit it could have been something closer to an actual secret you know if nobody had ever posted the video then it would have been a crazy rumor the rumors would have been even worse with people trying to figure out if it really happened or not or what happened but he could have did a whole pod with his desk right here in his hand right here and just been like this and still playing it off like he regular.

18:20Yeah. Like, you feel me? Whoever took that picture did it DP. You know what I mean? Because they were trying to keep it, they were trying to keep it, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, no, for sure, but. They said they did DP him or put him off. So it was somebody that was actually from their head? It's rumor, who said it, Mad North had a tweet or some shit saying they put him off the hood? Oh yeah, Mad North, no, because this whole family from 40s even though he's from H8, yeah. That's crazy. You think that's a fair retribution? If that happened to you, if you blew your leg off and your homie takes a photo and posts it, I don't know.

18:59I kind of feel like... Because nobody got in trouble for filming the Crypt Mag DP. Now, that should have been... You see what I'm saying? That's two different things. Whoever did that, for sure, he should have got DP. For sure. You feel me? That's hood shit But you know I don't know everybody got their own personal opinion You feel me like I mean you know what it is too I doubt the person who took the photo posted it on his story He probably sent it to a person To a group chat If you get that sent to you you're not holding on to it You're sending it to somebody else like bro can you believe this Look what happened And then all of a sudden When I first saw the photo of him with his hand missing It was on P4K's story So at that point I had already gotten to the hands of the ops when I first seen it, which is kind of crazy.

19:46That means that this shit was definitely getting sent around instantly. Yeah, for sure. Man, I text a group text. I said, bro, this little female said her son told him that in the end blew his shit off when a fire worker got shot. No way, no way. The whole group. And then she, it was true. But, I mean, that's got to really suck the air out of the room when it comes to the idea of the boxing match. the boxing match is just kind of out at that point right or do you think that there's a possibility that somebody might I thought it was out before that well he already said yeah he said he said it wasn't happening yeah exactly which is crazy just cause like you know he was fighting for free before that and then all of a sudden there was money on the line he was just not really feeling it you uh my thing is if King Peel a smoker right if he quote on quote a smoker and his x amount of dollars is up for it why not go get that money right Don't you agree and you agree?

20:44Oh, yeah. That's a no-brainer. To me, that's shocking, yeah. Right. Easy call. So what that tells you, he don't want to diminish his reputation. Everybody know him on the internet as a fighter, and if he lose to this quote-unquote smoker, that'd make him look bad, right? For sure. So he said, hell no, I'm not fighting him. I mean, my thing is I feel like you wouldn't do it either. Cool. Like if someone had said, oh, hey, Munchie, Here's your immortalized. You're talking about me being 8-1? 100? I feel like you wouldn't really want to do the boxing campaign to then fight somebody who is like a legitimate op, like somebody that you look at as an enemy of your hood, all your friends, your family, et cetera.

21:28King Peel and 4Xers is not ours. And see, that's how I felt, but apparently 4Xer felt different. No, no, no. King Peel, the city of Pomona is the last city before you leave L.A. County, bro. That's so far away. Yeah. So what's the problem? Now, I'm talking about me before I got shot. I would have took it. I would have took it with four extras. Even with someone who you have, well, I mean, I guess it's not the case with Pink Dunbar. Even if it was like some serious beef, you wouldn't care. Let's do the boxing promotion. Let's do the standoff, the weigh-in, et cetera. I mean, that's a collaboration on content as well.

22:04If let's say my boy from 60s, right? And I'm familiar with family. if he ain't bust on me himself I'm going to go get that because they said he could have earned up to 50k that number had been thrown around I heard it was like 100 if they promoted it right it could have been up to 50 if they promoted it right but maybe less but even if it is less right okay G Uno let's say he hits the Uno right alright wait what this is what I'm going to do if If he didn't, like, one of the officers that bust on me, personally, I know that. Like, oh, yeah, we've been back and forth. Like, he is from 60s. Okay, we're going to do it.

22:49I'm going to get that. Because what, I'm going to go to the county jail and fight him for free anyway? Whatever. Nah, I'm going to get it. But I don't know. Maybe they lost his different on Bernie. I don't know. Yeah. Because I know for a fact, four extras ain't never touched$50 ,000 in his life. Ever. Yeah, I would assume not, probably. Want me to show you his case? Once he robbed a bank or something. What? You want me to show you his case? No, what case? Where he shot those dudes? No, no, no. No, no, no, no. The commercial burglary when he broke in the little, what's that shit called? The tax place.

23:19And he got like a couple hundred dollars in two androids that equaled up to$1 ,200 in value. Oh, shit. That's what made it a burglary. You know, residential. Not a residential, a commercial burglary. He ran up in a crib and walked out with two androids? No, no, no, no. It wasn't a crib. Commercial burglary is when you break into a business and it's like, you know what I'm saying? When it was closed. Man, commercial burglary, like... Residential is home. No, yeah, if you take under a certain amount, it's like a misdemeanor or some shit? Nah, nah. If it's residential, you get a strike, period. No, commercial.

23:55Commercial, you don't get no strikes with commercial. Yeah, it's got to be what? Like above$2 ,500? It got to be like$1 ,000 or more. Hey, listen, he went in there for crumbs. That's what I'm saying. He should have took that with a king pill. I don't know what you chipping on because I know you ain't seeing no money damn whatever he should be back at no jumper working right now but he was trying to get$50 ,000 to come back right same shit so he never actually offered me the$50 ,000 interview but he hit up Vlad and asked for $50 ,000 and Vlad told him like hell no and then he called me right away and told me how much he asked for so that definitely happened I don't know why yeah I would have thought that he would have wanted to keep his no jumper situation but Instead, I guess it's like you blow your hand off.

24:38You quit your job. Let me ask you this shit. I ain't coming back. If he would have said 10, would you would have did it? I mean, I don't know, but it's still like it's kind of like a weird feeling to be like, oh, I've been employing you for all these months. And now you blew your hand off and you want me to pay you more. I don't really understand how that works. Yeah, it's a disability. You know, I mean, is that how it works? You just got to pay somebody more when they lose a fucking hand. Pay and leave. Back pay. For one, he been in jail most of the time he's been working here. So he began to pay for free.

25:18Get paid for a month and then like two weeks later get locked up and then he comes back and he's still got like two weeks left that he got to, you know, and then he'd be asking us for an advance or whatever. I see what you're saying. In the interview, it'd be the same 30 words. Vernon Avenue! it's the same 30 words like you not get like bro for 10k we gotta see you cry you gotta gotta have some compassion for the nigga half of his face you blew off cause you know you threw a fire and then just hold me up like talk you gotta express nigga like nigga give us something nigga we wanna hear more than 40 Crip Vernon Avenue fireworks Chris All The Fig he did a diss song on fireworks yeah Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

26:05They left me alive. I woke up out the hospital and I woke up alive. Like somebody slid on them. That is crazy, bro. Damn. All right, so, Lord, let's say it's your hand, right? But that was the day he got out and he went straight to the studio. And then we ain't seen him in the studio since, which is kind of interesting. It's kind of smart. Because if you go record some bullshit like that, you see it never came out. All right. So, okay, before I had like all the compassion in the world for 4X, but then I'm starting to feel a little different because we're going to talk about this on the podcast today.

26:40But all right, so basically like this random account posted up a clip of him from Cam Coupon and said, why Nojumber never showed this side of 4X is only the part that makes him look like an animal. And I watched the clip and it's basically 4X just basically talking about how he don't drink and he don't smoke, which is a topic that he talked about on Nojumber like many, many times. but him reposting this kind of makes me feel like oh shit you're trying to show you out you know he's trying to do the victim angle of being like well on no jumper i would have been this kind of person but they wouldn't let me they made me be this crazy gangbanger or whatever when it's like bro we were looking for depth the whole time we were trying to get deeper and deeper into what makes you you and we didn't you know we got a lot of vernon avenue we got a lot of like follow me to the showers.

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27:26We don't fight. It's like, you know, we were naked. You know, it's not a lot of this whole like new victim angle that maybe he's trying to push now. You know, they took the nigga to the zoo. Okay. This is after the red homies. Not before. Took him to the zoo and go-kart. Bro, bro, they trying to pull some shit up out the nigga other than Vernon Avenue. They took the nigga to the zoo. So they trying to like... Have you been to the zoo? Because you've been to jail since you was a kid. I've been to the zoo, right? Because I got kids. I got three kids. You know what I'm saying? B-10. Yeah, on the set, my oldest son, he only two, he'll be three next month.

28:04Your oldest son is only two and you got three kids? I got three kids. What the fuck? Rapid fire. Like you said. He got a switch on that thing. Yeah. Yeah. Like you said, I been going since a kid. So your oldest son is two and you got three kids. Do you want to really be fucking? My oldest son will be three next month. And then the one under him, It'll be two September, which is the following month. And let me guess, the last one's going to be one. No, the last one is only like five months. When I was just in the pen. Hey, bro, it sounds like you need to do a DNA test. You've been locked up, nigga.

28:36So, hold on. How's it five months? Hold on. Nigga, I know math. Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. You working? All right. Hey, no, look. You better figure some shit out, nigga. I was just in the pen, right? Right. My last son was born when I was just in Caterpac. When I was in Caterpac, my last son was born. You thinking about cranking out a few more? Congratulations, BT. Thank you, fool. Appreciate it. You got a few more in you? I got a few more, but I'm straight right now. You got a pace. So what you got? How many girls? How many boys? I got all boys. Oh, you lucky. You should quit right now, bro.

29:09I should stop, huh? Not for real. Not real shit. Your sister's going to have a hard life. I'm not ready for a girl. Because that's what I wanted. When I was in the pen, I'm like, man, I want a girl. No, that ain't it. No, that's what I wanted. I'm like, man, I want a girl. because nigga been going through so much horror. Nah, I got two daughters, bro. I'm like, I want a son to soften me up a bit. Then once I found out my first son was a boy, I'm like, ooh, I'm glad. Like, nigga, I ain't ready for no... That's when reality set up. A bitch could soften you up? Nah. Yeah, the right one? Nah. Wait, I ain't really like on that right now.

29:45I'm trying to be like... I'm trying to situate. I got a lot going on in my personal life. She broke your heart? Because I ran across Michelle on YouTube. You fell out You fell out of life You deleted this whole YouTube So she broke your heart bro Nah I got my I got my heart bro I got my heart broke Before In my life But It wasn't that situation Like So So the The last Your last situation She didn't break your heart Nah She did some Some Some Some bullshit Like some fucked up shit Called the cops on him Deleted his YouTube Deleted his Instagram Alright Can you talk about Why she called the police on you No, that wasn't her though.

30:22She caught you? There's so many. That wasn't her that caught her because she was thugging with me when I was going through that situation. I'm confused. Hold on, hold on, hold on. I got bitches, nigga. Don't say that now, nigga. I'm proud of you. You would say that like, all right, look, look, look, look. All right. All right, all right. Let me get a shot for this. Hold on, hold on. Because when Sassy Badass was trying to blast you, right? Oh, oh. All right, and then she was reading the paperwork with you. Who was that? That's Wifey, right? That's my wife, yeah. Okay. On the rules. So, the wifey not the one that called the police?

30:53Nah. She better not. She reading paperwork with you. She better not call the police. Nah, she, nah. My ex-wife, she ain't gangster fool. Okay. She ordered homegirl from the hood. West Artrice. Yeah, she like, yeah. All right, that part. You feel me? So, like. So, it was another girl that called. Mm-hmm. Okay. Yeah. So, what wifey say when she found out that the little bitch called the police on you? My wife, like, she was mad. I ain't gonna get into details about it, you know? Yeah, I know you can't. But, you know. She gonna get ugly, Michael Blackson. That's crazy that you mention him because...

31:30Sassy? Yeah, well, I was wondering, what did you mean in that one song when you said, fuck Snoopy Badass, his kids, and his mama too? Fuck him. In the same way I'm saying, fuck him, nigga. Fuck his kids and his mama too. Do you know his kids and his mom? I don't. No, what would they do? Why do they deserve to get thrown up in this? Yeah. I don't f*** with the kids. They was aligned with him. They're little. Hey, sassy badass on f*** with his kids, bro. Man, whether if he did or he didn't. Let it be. He ain't like us, bro. Yeah. I know he ain't like us. Nowhere near like us on no level. No, no, no.

32:05Gang bang at time. On no level. Or with the family shit. On no level. But still, that's what it is. I'm a little annoyed with Snoopy right now because he hit me up. He probably sent me 50 text messages yesterday just accusing me of being in cahoots with Munchie, trying to destroy his life. Me and you only are kicking it with Tania to try to take him down. I'm like, bro, you gotta stop. You gotta stop sending me all this shit. I felt like, nigga, after all that, I had him in his rabbit hole. He went back to his rabbit hole. He was quiet. You feel me? Nigga wasn't hearing nothing from him and shit.

32:42And then this nigga whack, and you and whack bring the nigga up here and now he got a he had a voice after that. Well, Wagonham are like a podcasting duo now. They be doing live streams together all the time. I pointed that out to you. You thought it was bullshit. I seen it now. Come on, man. They got a little team. You better smoke a Black and Mile, right? Uh-huh. You better smoke a Black and Mile. Hey, listen, bro. Listen. Remember when we was in New York? I was looking for I was hunting for the Black and Mile? Yep. Man. And that's when I first started to think you might have a drinking problem because I seen you going out and getting a bottle of liquor at like midnight and I'm like, you about to drink that right now?

33:13And you're like, nah, it's for the morning before the flight. I'm like, you need a whole bottle of liquor to get on the flight? Yeah, man. Why take a drink to the flight? I mean, take a sleep to the flight. I can't even sleep on them flights like that, bro. Nah. Hell nah. It's like uncomfortable. You got anxiety up there and shit? You're all fidgety? I'm like a I'm like a natural I'm naturally like an uppity like exuberant type of individual. You was a psych man, baby, in the hall. Hell no, nigga On blood You was in juvenile hall Taking psych meds On paru I never took psych meds Paru And juvenile halls Camps You supposed to?

33:51Huh? You supposed to? Who? You supposed to? Hell no, nigga I was in juvenile hall baby too, though Nigga Nigga I could identify Nigga You hyper You hyper OBG Nah, I didn't take none of that shit, right? So they didn't prescribe you no serocity, nigga Nothing, blood But what I could tell you, though, right Is I feel like, nigga Um Um, thank you. You know, I was born in my mama's kitchen. Oh, shit, really? Damn, for real? Yeah, so I was born in her kitchen, and she told me, nigga, I hit my head. You feel me when I was born and shit, so I felt like that played a part. So who delivered you? When you were born?

34:28Who delivered you if you was born in the kitchen? My mama was at home by herself. I mean, the baby used to come by herself. Somebody had to help. Nobody helped her, nigga. I was bought a ton of the meds, the EMT and all them got there. I was already out I think we're the same age How old are you? I'm 33 Are you younger than me? Yeah, I'm 33 I was born in 92 I'm a 90s baby for real You've been doing some hard living though Yeah, of course

35:00Those are city miles You out here, fool? Born in the kitchen, it's crazy I didn't think it worked like that I thought somebody had to help you Why did your mom have you in the kitchen? She couldn't make it to the hospital. She just didn't see it coming. You snuck up on her? She didn't realize that that was her water that broke when it broke. You feel me? You got any kids? Who, me? You got three. You said right. I got three.

35:33Watch when you tell them that story. When you were like, I was born in the kitchen. they go like we was buried at this house but this house that shit crazy on the road but like I said I don't know how but she was telling me like yeah boy you hit your head but I ain't gonna lie to her on Power Street look my mama as a kid like from like like 10 until my teenage years my mama used to tell me like boy you need to go get a check like something wrong with you like you crazy it's your fault the fuck you talking about to your mom that's what you would say my mom so I rolled you like mentally like really you felt like she was like how did her mental illness you know manifest throughout your childhood what do you mean like what did she do they made you like hey he said what you mean her mental health or her not being alright in the brain her craziness I guess as you said like how did that manifest while you were a kid like how did you see it represented her mental health yeah she was doing crazy shit she was coming from a previous conversation no based on what he I don't know what he this nigga I'm trying to figure out what the fuck he's talking about he said your mom mental health that's what I'm saying what the fuck well did you just say your mom was crazy your mom was crazy no my mom was telling me he need to go get checked oh my bad I'm thinking you guys are tripping I'm thinking y 'all had a conversation prior to this I thought you were just saying your mom was crazy man I just seen him mom who got pulled over and she had two kids in the trunk.

37:07Oh, yeah. You see that? That shit was crazy. Y 'all got a lighter? Yo, that's a crazy bitch right there, man. What the fuck? Yo, she just busted that down like they were talking about? So what, you take it and you just wiggle the whole thing or you take anything out of the Black and Mild? It's called freaking it. Freaking it, right, yeah. You gotta freak the Black and Mild. So what do you do? You just rub the whole thing or you have to like take something out of it? You gotta rub the whole thing, you know, let a little bit of it. Yeah, let a little bit, you feel me? You gotta tip out. You feel me?

37:33The tobacco let it out a little bit. Okay. So to breathe better. Yeah, you feel me? When you get that smooth. I only smoke wood tips. You feel me? Like me on the hood. So there's a wood tip and a plastic tip? Yeah. And the wood just tastes better? Then they got casinos and all that kind of other. Why do it matter whether it's a wood tip or a plastic tip? Because the plastic tip. Because I don't smoke at all. So I'm saying like, well, why do it matter? The plastic tip, it tastes like plastic. Okay. The shit tastes like. When you hit it, it's like, ugh. The wood tip is smooth, like a smooth player.

38:05You know what I'm saying? I got a question, right? Because I ain't no way shaving form comparing you and Sassy Badass at all, right? You can't. There's no comparison. You said that. So, Wack brung Sassy Badass right here and completely embarrassed him and destroyed him. Yeah. But he continued to deal with the dude, right? Like, Sassy Badass can tell you to deal with him. Okay. I see you got some type of relationship with the nigga Wack, right? So y 'all cool? I did. Hold on, y 'all cool? But then I see him, like, kind of do some little double-dutching. Because you did a freestyle in front of Polly.

38:49Yeah. He tried to be like, oh, yeah, he went over there and that wasn't safe. Oh, yeah, he shouldn't have did that. You know the men sayings? I'm like, damn, I thought that was his mans. Why are you doing that? So I'm like. in the last year. But why wasn't Mike Hayden? He was just talking about you being kind of crazy, right? Exactly what you're saying. I mean, so, like, well, I mean. But why wasn't really Hayden, right? He was just saying you were crazy. How did you look at it? This episode is brought to you by Facebook. So you were scrolling on Marketplace, and there it was, the bike you'd been searching for.

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40:08FX's The Shards, now streaming on Hulu. So, you got... Alright, so... One of the blood artists is from over there. You feel me? I don't know. Me personally, I'm gonna just say it like this. me personally like how you just saying not too long ago and like you feel me I went to jail as a kid or whatever I got out as a full grown adult so I was going like through the whole like internet social media wave and I came home and then they got accelerated nigga at a fast pace in this shit so I felt like nigga a lot of shit that be coming towards me and be like driven from like Like hatred, like envy, like jealousy type shit.

40:55From who, you? No, towards me. Okay. Like how people reacted to you doing a hanging mic at Pauly? Mm-hmm. So when you went there, though, did you not think it was going to be that big a deal or that people weren't going to care that much? At that time, because I had did a lot of freestyles before that one. And at that time, that freestyle was my biggest. Like it was 50K views, nigga. Within the first two, three hours, I had like 2 ,000 comments, gang of shares. Okay, why Polly, though? Because I go everywhere. But why Polly, though? Somebody bombed him, why pick Polly? So I was actually, look, I had actually just left a restaurant in Long Beach getting brunch.

41:45You capping or no? No, it's fact. What's the name of that restaurant? I don't know. My wife at the time, she took me to the restaurant to get mimosas and shit on rules. So you were a little drunk in the morning. That ain't that excuse. He did it because it was in the area. Yeah, on rules. Nigga, look. We sliding. We sliding. I see Pani. I tell her to pull over. For what? I'm finna do a freestyle. On the hood. Nigga, that's exactly how it happened. So you recorded it off the phone? Off the phone. All my freestyles be on phones and shit. And for people at home who don't know why we're making this like a big deal, Pauly is a very famous high school that is in Long Beach.

42:23And Long Beach being pretty much all Crip City, it was taken as potentially being provocative. What's going on, Flame 500? How you feeling? What's the problem, G? Sound of the woke. 18, 18. So, okay, you're just saying that it wasn't that big a deal. But, like, did you? I did it. I've been to the Watts Towers. Mm-hmm. Like, I go everywhere and shit Like, I can't really recall the places I've been But nigga So basically you go to a monumental spot Exactly Okay You feel me? I know that was a monumental school in Long Beach So when we was actually driving by it I'm like, pull over Okay She like, why?

43:05Like, I'm like, I'm gonna do a freestyle Hmm So nigga, she pulled over Nigga, we bounced out Nigga, I did a freestyle I got on Okay, so So as far as Long Beach go, for that VIP records, which ain't there no more, the next monumental spot in Long Beach to do something like that will be Long Beach Poly. So I feel like. Right. So that's all it was. But once again, you know, the Internet, it's a monster. It's going to do what it do. Yeah, you feel me? So I had, like, I had Insane's and Tooney Crips, like, talking shit in the comments. even some like Tongues or some ones whatever that's out there they got TFL out there yeah Tongue for life yeah like they was I'm talking about even niggas that was in prison that had cell phones and shit and the comments in my DMs and I'm like bro I just did a freestyle fool like a nigga didn't this none of you niggas so it's like even Stupid Young called me was he mad or was he just wondering he's like man what's up with that P Nice hit me I'm like bro what the fuck Stupid Young is a go-fi bro oh why you say that like I said bro that name Sting Team derived from disrespecting his people he said like the Asians they breath stink the stinky chinkies and shit and he's a fucking Oriental that's his background he ain't Cambodian though he's an Asian descent ain't nobody flocking the Cambodians they all the same shit what are you talking about they don't see themselves as being like the fresh off the boat Chinese people that are actually getting their houses ran up in.

44:42He don't care. He's an Asian crip from that descent. He want to be cool. He want to rap. And so he went along with... If they are, we would have been like the cracker team. You going to do a verse with us? I'll kick it with the cracker team for sure. You different. But see, nah. I'm really trying to join. But you see where I'm going with it. You're like, well, nigga, you that, and they caught the Sting Team for this reason. They target these, the demographic of people, and you sound goofy. And shout out to the ABCs, though. Shout out to them. I'll be getting my look. But not to him. Give me right.

45:22Shout out to the Long Beach, too, bro. Give me right. No, shout out to them. Shout out to the Asian boys, the Y-Chin. Niggas from Y-Chin and all that. Yeah, Y-Chin. Y-Chin, they beat him. They in Long Beach, though? No, Y-Chin ain't in the Valley, huh? No, no, no. They in Valley and, like, Hollywood. I don't know. I was in jail for watching. Watching they B-team. For real. Hmm. Okay. Well, we're going to pass that up one day. But. What? Stupid Young? You and Stupid Young. We're going to get to talk to him. I got no beef with him. I just think he an idiot. Ain't no beef. All right. So how do you feel when you saw that awkward interaction between King Pill and Anne Hefe that happened on the No Jumper Show?

46:01I saw it. Right. But it wasn't like. once again, the internet. Like, nobody pressed nobody. And if he said something, I guess King Pell was like spaced out, didn't know what he was saying, so he asked him, like, who you talking about? Or he probably was like, nigga, on some shit, like, nigga, clarify, like, what you saying? Who you talking? He's like, oh, I ain't talking to you. He's like, yeah, because I wasn't dissing you type shit. Because you were there when we all had the conversation in the van, which obviously I didn't really have anything to do with this conversation, but the conversation about the fact that in that song, in the original version, there was all these disses to different gangs or whatever.

46:39And obviously, Pill is speaking from a Pomona perspective. He's talking about the gangs down the street from him that he beefs with. But then those terms also apply to people out here who might be offended by it. So were you in favor of that? Like, because actually, I think it was hit a point now. Like, he said some shit on this song that might be awkward for you, that people would feel a way about you being on the song. Yeah, because one of the words, one of the people that he dissed, like one of the hoods that we was beefing with and comping and shit, like that's how he dissed them, the homies.

47:11Hold on. You said what? Wasn't the what? It was a word he said that dissed the Fruit Towns and shit. Okay, okay, okay. I caught that. Yeah, so niggas was pretty much like, man, like that could have had me and some shit. So, you know, hitter J3 was pointed out to him like. so that's the only disword that Hitter was talking about right but Hitter wasn't even talking about the trade shit the other T word Hitter was talking about the other T word yeah fruit town but while we was out there in New York the nigga K-Boy was out there and they hit a call K-Boy from 4-8 that's my boy and he had me to the call cause it was King Peele King Peele manager and K-Boy on the phone.

47:58And, you know, he was inquiring about that shit, like, with the other word. So he added me to the call and shit or whatever, and he was just telling them, like, bro, it's like, like, we know what it's for, but it's like, bro, you dissing everyone that's, you feel me, around the world type shit, whatever. So I don't know if that was the reason why he changed that, you feel me, but I know the other word, like, it was really hit of J3 who was like, bro, you going to have, like, genuine on some shit. Okay, so as far as you, you didn't care either way. You was going to hop on that thing anyway, right?

48:30I was going to hop on the Regards because, like he said, the nigga from Pomona, bro, you feel me? That was his song. So I know where it was geared towards, you feel me? I don't know. But, you know, they got politicked out. And on the remakes, he changed the words and shit, you feel me? And we dropped it. I mean, as far as the Trey thing, I mean, if that's what he beefed with, he should have kept that there, but he could have probably switched out to the other one. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because, like, nigga, them homies, and you don't want to offend homies. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, exactly, yeah.

49:05But, I mean, if he beefed with Trey 5 '7", he should have kept it there. Mm-hmm. I feel people, bro, if you do it, you're standing on it. That's how I feel. No, for sure. But as far as you don't want to offend on homies. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? That's different. Yeah, most definitely. Because, I mean, really all he had to do was just take like a whole verse out. It's not like he censored the swears. Yeah, but it was the remix because it's like then you got G.U.N.O. and Shea Davis on it, too. So it's not really like weird to only have the first verse and take the second verse out when you got other people filling in the space.

49:37Did he redo the whole song in the studio? Nah. I think he just took out the second verse, right? He took out the verse. It's been a minute since I've seen it. Nah, he didn't take out no verse. Like, he just changed the words. Oh, did he? For them certain parts. oh so so hold on all his verses is still on there even with his verse is still on his same verses on the remakes he just changed them two words type shit interesting but he never changed his verse though like he didn't add no new verse nothing so you don't feel like he needed to do a little bit more when aunt hefe called him out like that i don't feel like aunt hefe called him out really you did that shit on purpose i didn't really do it on purpose but i did it just because I wasn't really thinking about how that shit was going to go.

50:21Them niggas been trolling each other, Adam. And have they? Yeah, and Peele. They been trolling each other. I thought that was like their first interaction besides. I think they had a phone call before about it, right? Do you know it just disappeared? I don't remember. I didn't click on none of the interactions. He disappeared in a cloud of blackwood smoke. You could tell they was uncomfortable. You could tell they was uncomfortable before that situation even happened on camera. Yeah, I wasn't really picking up on that. The energy was off. I feel like the energy wasn't it was a conflict because Ant always laid back though so you can't really tell him he always like kind of kicked back though yeah but real but see and then I know my boy Peele who was off the show so I assumed he was high you know what I'm saying I feel like like them niggas wasn't maybe they didn't know each other enough but it didn't look like them niggas was comfortable just sitting next to each other I feel like in the same room would have been smooth.

51:16But next to each other, that was like reaching. Hey, look, me knowing Ant, personally, his whole thing was I learned after because he heard the T-words. He's going to let the thing, because he ended up bringing it up prematurely. You know what I'm saying? He's going to holler at him on his own when the cameras went off about the whole little shit. You know what I'm saying? And just like that. That's how Ant was going to come with it. But I think P.O. did it to himself. It's boring. man y 'all talking about his hands getting blown off nigga fireworks it's boring and then here it goes he's like well alright you took the diss words out the song and then it led to that you see how fast it triggered for that it's like it was almost wait for that conversation to come up see you're talking about it like there was it would have never came up if Peele wouldn't have kept saying shit was boring we had topics it's a list a topic so you said you did that shit on purpose because he said it was boring right you're saying he just said that no i did not you saying that adam listen you guys are kind of like you're thinking it was an evil mastermind genius level plan in reality i'm on a podcast i'm just kind of thinking out loud and i just said like hey so you you edited the song and then i kind of look at it and i'm like oh yeah you you would have been offended by one of the words in the song and then as soon as that comes out my mouth i'm already thinking like aw, f*** I gotta just open the candle when I do that, hold on I'm from 83rd Street man, y 'all nigga I don't think I'm laughing, but I was trying to shut it down cause he's like so what we doing we talking about explosives I tried to move it along I already seen where it was going you know what I'm saying that's a good thing though, you was there though yeah, but see But see, man, Peele, he was talking about shit boring.

53:09Man, go with the flow. I don't know if you know him, man. Those niggas right next to each other. Those niggas, anything could have happened. I didn't do the seating plan. Niggas could have just took off. Anything could have happened. That was like really like. Just a sidebar. You know what I didn't think about? That was mind blowing. You know the clip of X4 hating on 4X after the firework thing? I didn't think about the fact that the X stands for explosive. Yeah, he tiny explosive. And his brother baby explosive. it already seemed kind of fucked up that this dude who was talking about fades blew his hand off but then the fact that that's what that like that's crazy and I'm still not hating I'm still not talking shit but that's crazy you gotta admit that yeah no no x4 is tiny explosive and 4Xers his hand blew off by explosive and that was beefing so it is ironic but that's 40 business there's so many layers but I do want to say like sure But once again, I don't feel like nobody pressed nobody.

54:06And the Sly First remix, as far as on YouTube, that's like the biggest song that I was on so far. That's a good point. But did you take notice to Ant? He said he didn't feel like he pressed him? He was just trying to get the conversation? Or you didn't catch notice of that? I mean, like a lot of... He said, I didn't press him. because Lush asked him a question, a follow-up question, and he was just trying to dead it so they don't carry on. So Young A said to himself, like, no, I didn't press him. I was just, nigga, it's a wrap. We ain't talking about this. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, nobody pressed nobody.

54:47Yeah, I mean, honestly, we're kind of jumping around. That's if you ask me, though. He said, what we doing? That right there? Nigga, tell me that. I said that. I thought he was talking to Munchie. That right there, that right there, because he kept acting like he was oblivious. You know what I'm saying? And I guess it got kind of irritating to end. You know what I'm saying? I mean, okay, if you're going to go on a lot. I still got to say something to that. If a nigga say that, my atmosphere. I thought when I saw it, I thought he was talking to you much. He's like, what we doing? As far as the interview shit.

55:18Talking to me? Nah, he was talking to me. I'm from IFG, nigga. No, no, nigga. No, I'm not asking you. No, no, no, no. Look, look, look, look.

55:31I don't know at the moment. I didn't know what he was on when he said, like, so what are we doing until I recollect, you know what I'm saying? And look back at it. Cause I was, but I know I was trying to move the shit alone. I'm like, man, we on explosives. We on, they're just twerking. Cause we got Tania right here. You know what I mean? We talking about me and me and Adam going up on Tania, Tania. You know what I mean? Which we still gotta do. Yeah. Gonna be T-ing. You know what I'm saying? Blood talk, Gurb talk. Oh God. Yo, I mean, the main thing that I took from seeing that interaction between NFA and King Bill, that was like, if you're a gang member and you got issues with people, you're doing podcasts, you don't necessarily know how well you get along with everybody on this podcast, do not show up on mushrooms.

56:14Mushrooms make you very soft. I've done mushrooms. It's like it turns my ass down. Hold on, hold on, hold on. As Adam being the head of No Jumper, you got to do your homework and due diligence also, right? Now, I ain't talking about King Peele. I've never heard of a fucking Peeface in my life, bro. I'm not from Bompton. I've lived here, but I'm not from Bompton. I never even heard of that hood or this dude. Now, have you seen a video of him saying, The only video I had seen was the video of him, I guess, arguing back and forth with somebody on Instagram Live. He said, The fool is calling him the bean word, and then he's calling him the N-word, which to me was kind of like, alright, y 'all just going back and forth.

57:00I hadn't seen the N-K stuff, which I wish I had grilled him more in the interview about all that. Okay, they from Bompton. Have y 'all ever heard of this hood? BLP or some shit? No, look, so look. I heard them. They like borderline, like, Linwood, Bompton. Kind of like the Cap homies. But, yeah, and the Moms too. But, nigga, P-Face, his hood, it started in Compton and then they had another branch in Long Beach. His hood kind of like in Compton. The Compton ones, they kind of fizzled out. It was rare for me to see a young dude like his age being from there and shit. No, no, no. It makes sense now.

57:44They got to click in Compton and Long Beach and Long Beach is real racial with blacks and messians. But Compton is racial too though. Not like Long Beach. It's like the same thing bro No it ain't It is It's not on the level of Long Beach bro I've been in Coddy my whole life bro Like And I'm talking about Every Damn near every Mexican hood in Compton Yeah Nigga It's like that Even the 7-0's Every damn near every Mexican hood 7-0's 155's The B13's The T-flats T-flats But but but but But listen All of them bro But but but I'm saying Long Beach I don't think it's on the level of Long Beach When it's coming I'm not gonna compare like what level it's on But nigga I done been to middle school And It's like nigga at the period after lunch on Power Road, nigga, all the active blacks and all the active messes go to the PE field, bro, and we line it up.

58:31Well, I went to Davis and Compton, and I didn't feel nothing. I didn't feel shit. Yeah. I was at Davis. Maybe at, well, you went to Davis? No, I didn't go to them. I went to Whaley. Yeah, I went to Davis in your hood, and I didn't feel no racial shit. Man, on rules. It was really racial, bro. It was really racial like that. On rules, nigga. On rules. So you not surprised when you find out that this young up-and-coming Hispanic rapper from Compton has footage out there basically. You know what's funny? I take that back. I have heard of his hood. Okay. I never heard of no Compton shit though. The Long Beach shit I have heard of.

59:08You gonna hear about the Long Beach ones before you hear about it. Okay, they got a presence out there in Long Beach. No, for sure. Okay, I have heard of that shit. It's an old hood. No, no, no, no. It's been around. It's been around. You feel me? But, but, but, okay. I heard about the Long Beach. I never heard it. He said he saw Compton I never heard of that shit You know what I'm saying But the P-Face nigga Like I said He didn't come out And say A disclaimer You're not racist bro Because You walked out You want to interview Alright he hit P-Face P-Face To everybody that was sitting down Yeah Nigga if you was like that You wouldn't even You know what I'm saying You wouldn't even been in there But I But when I When I saw the little shit Like Like He was shaking everybody's hand Like he hit P-Face P-Face When he was leaving I'm from Compton Yeah This is the shit I saw and then asked him like, oh yeah, where hood you from in Continental?

59:57And that's when he banged his hood. But that part don't matter. My thing is, you and K, just get up and walk out. That's how you feeling. But see now. But he's not. Is he pushing NK? So he did apologize. So okay, another video. He pushed up my video. I just got to speak on P-Face's behalf that another video came out on his behalf. Where he apologized, said that shit was from when he was way younger and he's not standing on that. So it's not like he's currently trying to push that. Yeah, that makes a difference. Okay, is he down for a celerity fight? Because Giyuno gonna take it with him. I don't know how he feels about that, yeah.

1:00:34That's crazy. 50 racks. It might not be 50, but you go man, you go, man, man. I got money on Giyuno on B-Team. What we doing? What made you feel like the nigga's NK? Bro Huh It made you feel like The nigga's NK What you see Because he said it What you mean What you make Old videos It's an old video Yeah yeah yeah Okay I don't care No it don't matter If it's old or not But If his hood He said Disrespectful word For Crips And F The N word That's his hood But now that I hear it It make more sense I have heard of his hood Before But when he said Long Beach Now it clicked I never heard of that Talking about Eastside comedy Yeah yeah yeah Like but The nigga's party NK then his hood.

1:01:17Okay. Would that make it cool? Okay. No, don't make it booing. Not at all. That's why G want to go beat his ass. But that old video. But that old video don't really know what you can see. You don't grow out of shit like that, bro. What if he was 14? I see people saying he was 14. That's a child, bro. He only 18? I know, but I'm still saying like you got to think a little differently about a 14-year-old, right? He only 18. When I was 14, I didn't like the niggas I didn't like. When I was 18, I didn't like them niggas. on rules so that's not even relevant here's the thing we all kind of understand that yes there are Hispanic hoods that don't like black people but we learned from Drex the joint that that shit will slow your motion up real quick that's the kid from the OC he black right who basically he had a live stream where they're arguing back and forth he looks black but he's Mexican but he was arguing back and forth is he black or no

1:02:10Gee Uno:he's Mexican but he looks super dark but either way so he's arguing on the Instagram live with some fools and like in the background you can hear his homies basically saying n-words and shit like that i mean shit that stopped his motion in his tracks i'm not saying his career is over but that shit as far as the music goes that is not a good look at all so i think he faces right to try to just clear the shit up right away no no don't clear it up if you ain't genuine about it yeah but i feel like he probably is genuine because because now he hanging out with blanco 15 and tommy guns and They're all hanging out around the 40s and shit.

1:02:44I feel like if he was super racist at one point, he's probably not now. We ain't waiting on Aiden. You need to get your own car going together. Going, bro. No, I'm scared, bro. People are going to kill each other in the stands. I'm throwing Giono out there. P-face. You feel me? I need somebody that's more seasoned, though. Like, man, he only 18, bro. He said, did you hear him? I didn't see it. I didn't see it, bro. I'm going to send it to you, fool. He disrespect our race No for sure More a season How you gonna put blood on him though Blood is way out of his league He surpassed Bro he said With the heart ER And you're talking about out of his league A baby For a bag nigga It's too personal for a bag It's too personal for a bag Y 'all niggas crazy Alright alright alright He don't know no baggers Let's say I got flames Let's say Hold on, radio, radio.

1:03:43We can't hear you guys because you guys aren't on the mics. But if you want to say anything, come on over. Let's have the same person, P-Face, said, did this work for treetop? Is you giving him a fade, yes or no? For sure. Well, what are we talking about? Not for no bad. Hold on, hold on, hold on. He just uncovered some shit. So, treetop overweigh our race, nigga? No, not at all. So, what are we talking about? Y 'all sound dumb. Not for no bad at all, blood. You sound stupid, blood. I for no bag. Nigga, it's too personal. I don't want no bag, nigga, because you saying it ain't worth it. I want, nigga, it's personal.

1:04:14I'm going to do this for free. Yeah. On rules. Same shit. Fuck a bag. That's flame 400, Munchy. No, look, but look. Anything I do for free, I for sure do it for some money. No, look. I hear you, boss. You got it. No, look, look, look. No, no, look, Munchy, look. I scrubbed blood, but I already know the outcome. I'm going to knock blood out. That's the whole point. I'm going to knock blood out. Blood, I'm going to do anything bad. You feel me? I guess what I look well Giano don't want to fight the nigga that's the nigga I never said that that's gonna be the title the problem is we already got the perfect fade for him we already got the Krip Mag fade man that nigga don't want to Krip Mag go man I thought Krip Mag gonna come out he gonna wanna make some money he might be down that nigga don't wanna fight me bro that was one of the first things that Giano talked about on here well Krip Mag not gonna turn it down so that's already back then remember me and Brick were telling you you didn't have enough clout to fight Krip Mag I feel like now you got it.

1:05:06Look, who said that? Kripp Mac said that. That was the perfect way to turn it down. That was a pretty way to turn it down, bro. Kripp Mac said you didn't have enough clout. I didn't have enough clout. Kripp Mac said that? No, me and Brick Baby said that, and he was not really feeling it. That was when we first met him, so we got a little awkward. Did Kripp Mac say that, or did y 'all say that? I don't even know if anybody ever asked Kripp Mac. He FaceTimed Kripp Mac while we was right here on Rose. And then he was like, all right, I'll fight him. But nothing ever happened. Like, nigga, he wasn't talking about nothing.

1:05:34So, Kermak didn't say you didn't have enough clout. That wasn't Kermak. That was Brick Baby. Man, Brick Baby, shut up, bro. Like, oh, man. Hey, bro, these is people that's counting jail. That was Brick Baby and 600. 600, he got knocked out in 15 seconds. Yeah, that was nothing. He have no stake in nothing. Yeah, that was, like, embarrassing, bro. He can't talk about nothing with a fight until you win one. Yeah. He got to show some footage of winning a fight. Then he could get back in the competition. If you're a gang member, do not become a boxer because the boxing fans do not hold it against you when you get knocked out anywhere near as bad as the gang members.

1:06:10I got a homie that's a boxer, but he's not a big name, and he doing shit. And he gonna take any fate I'll tell him to. Nigga, I could have been a boxer. For sure. How well I thought these things. How well I thought these things. Or an MMA fighter. Hell yeah. You could have been a boxer. I could have been either one. Yeah. Yeah, that part, nigga What's your county jail record? My county jail record? You better be No, you saying that You better be undefeated Look, I'ma combine my county I can tell you starting already Cause I'ma make it easy for you Nigga, I'ma combine my county jail My juvenile hall No, juvenile And my prison, nigga No, no, no And my prison Niggas that case of Faze in prison like that What?

1:06:51It's rising Man, you crazy as f***, bro So, hold on Nigga, I done had mutuals Nigga on the level 4 With homies? With homies Okay I'm not talking about that County jail What's your county jail record I ain't I ain't lost one I'ma say book The The The one nigga who gave me a squabble though On rules Nigga with the nigga named Stump From From um Occasion block in Hawthorne Blood is a big nigga though Why you get down with him Cause he from The Occasion shit Nah nigga blood like Cause they fake rolling honeys Nah so Uh he had a crimey right back that brought it to the homies that was in the dorm. I was in, bro.

1:07:33Like, Oh, I had rolled it up on road. What? On power. Exactly. That was my response. What? The homies bring it to me like, Oh, I'm like, bro, who said this? So they get up. They tell me who said it. So I get up on the nigga. The nigga blame his crimey. Oh, it wasn't me. They are on power street on my kids. Nigga. I was searching the county for three months looking for the nigga. Finally catch him in the court tanks. Nigga copped the court. Dad homies nigga get up on him. Hey, bro You told my homies He trying oh no, I'm like no no no I'm not asking you I'm just asking you did you say XYZ bro to any blood oh Look for the homies from my house like that man.

1:08:15There's too much going back and forth like oh Like nigga who finally he like you know, I did get now come out the shirt like I'm on paro We got to get out blood dead homies on rules, nigga. So we start locking. I ain't gonna lie, nigga. On rules, nigga. Blood hit me so hard, right? The nigga hit me so hard, blood. I was seeing two of him. Nigga, like, on the dead homies, bro. I tell you I was with the bitch, on rules, nigga. Look, so I tell him, like, hold on, stop. You told him, hold on, stop. Hold on, nigga. Stop, nigga. On power, I'm not finna let you knock me out. It better be some homies right there that listen to.

1:08:48It was homies in the tank, bro. Because he's supposed to follow through. Now, look, look, look, look. on Paru. So, boom. So, Blood see the effect that he got on him. So, he like, no, nigga, fuck that. Come on, let's go, let's go. He talking too much. He's supposed to follow through. Look, on rules, nigga, we squabble, we squabble again. We go another round. Paru, nigga, Blood dropped me. I'm talking about, I didn't even know I was dropped, nigga, until my back hit the bench. Oh, you was out of there. You're probably supposed to caught your faith when you went to that. No, listen, though. Listen, though.

1:09:20It was over. No, no, it wasn't over, though. On Paru Street, it wasn't over though. This is what I'm telling you. Look, this was the hardest fight that I had, nigga. All right, Rocky. Besides, this was the hardest fight that I had, blood in my life, blood except court cases, nigga. Boom. So blood went blood. I hit my back on the thing. Blood, I look around. Blood, I see I'm on the ground. On Rose, I bounce up. I'm hot now. We go another round. Boom. On Powell Street, blood on my kids, nigga. If I'm lying, I'm dying, nigga. Power out, dry blood. Bam. Put blood down. When I put blood down, on paro, I'm like, yeah, nigga.

1:09:56You supposed to follow through. No, hold on. Look, look, right? So I'm like, yeah, blood, that shit, blood. Blood on rules. Blood bounce up. Like, hell no, nigga. We got to go another round. Yeah, you got to hold that hell. Yeah, you know that. No, nigga. Don't hold that. On paro street, look, so we go another round. Blood, we lock it. Then they like, oh, I had a police coming. The police coming. Blood and it was over. Full on rules, nigga. All right, we going to shut out Stump from my Casual Block Hustlers, bro. Shout blood out, bro. That little bitty ass hood over there, you know what I'm saying?

1:10:23You put on for that, you know what I'm saying? No, no, for real. On rules, this is a big blood, like 6 '5", 300 pounds, bro. 6 '5". On rules, nigga. On rules, blood. Okay, that's why you run your jingle bells. On rules, nigga. Blood was in horror. Okay. Blood was in horror. Blood was 6 '5", nigga, 300 pounds, brother, nigga. You try to, like, smell my name, so, like, nigga, I'm not finna let that go. So I had to address it So let me get this right Is you mixed Is you mixed nigga Nah nigga I ain't mixed Why you say that Hold on Because what I'm not My mama and my daddy they both black right Okay alright that's it Your mama black Yeah my daddy black Your grandma black My granny is Indian Oh, you fucking up my shit.

1:11:18I know where you're going with it. P-Face said the N-word with the hard E-R, bro. You back on that, bro? On B-Team. No, because Flame talking some bullshit. Nigga, he too much. Bro, ain't no too much. I'm telling you, I am. Okay. And blood noticed, though. So it don't matter if you too much or not. He disrespected to the worst extent. That's worse than this and treetop. that's worse than 607 Unk Hoover Hoover slob remover that's worse let's talk about that let's talk about it no let's not talk about it no let's talk about it on Eaglewood let's get to look on rules if the niggas if niggas throw up a bag bro on power I'll scrub a little blood down fool alright so if you lose you wouldn't take a DP I ain't no yeah if I lose I'll take a DP a treetop and an Eaglewood find a DP I would take nigga a DP from nigga one blood from every hood nigga.

1:12:15Fanny trees. Yep. Alright. Alright bet. Yep. We gonna put it together. Yep. You gotta knock the tattoos off his face. Man look. Nigga now I'm ripping. Because I feel like I was bamboozled because like you look at the guy I'm like alright yeah shout out yeah Eastside County yeah. I'm all warm with the. Bro I have no clue. I don't. I didn't know you felt this way my brother. If I knew I wouldn't have been warm with you. So you tricked me, nigga. Oh, he was in the same room. They were on the same podcast. Bro, he just did an interview with Adam. So after that, he's still looking around. Now we're doing our Tuesday show.

1:12:56And then he come in there, he's sitting down with us. But he about to get up and leave. He shake hands and that's when you hear the young man. Like, yeah. And I'm like, oh, yeah. Oh, Eastside Compton. I'm all warm. I have no clue you feel this way about black people. I wouldn't even be talking to your bitch ass I felt bad because like he wanted to be introduced to everybody that was going to be on the podcast before we started the podcast but somehow that got lost so then all of a sudden here we are just sitting down on the podcast and it's kind of weird because he's a young ass kid we all talking about whatever the fuck we're talking about he's 18 bro so we all talking about our shit and he's kind of like not really talking during the podcast because he don't really like got that much to say about it or whatever and then it's awkward and then afterwards everybody starts making it like oh look how munchy and aunt didn't have any kind of aggression toward this kid who said this and this in the past which they didn't know i didn't mention it to them i don't think they're necessarily paying attention to like every look because that wasn't some big thing that everybody knew about it was online but it's not like everybody knew about it but i wish that i had like i wish i had just not brought him on the podcast because we the only reason i brought him on is because we had just done an interview and it was so good that i was like man just come pull up to our podcast for a little bit.

1:14:09I didn't think about the fucking racial shit. I ain't even gonna lie, though. When I seen you interviewed him and shit, like... Are they interviewed out? The clips are rolling out now. I think it's like two or three clips out. Yeah, I'm like, bro, this nigga, he must be like running out of people to interview. What? No, no, no, no, no. He got a song with a million views with Tommy. He viral, right? But his music is trash. That's what I'm saying, bro. I like his music. He did a freestyle at your shit, right? Yeah, I think so. You think it's good? I didn't listen to that freestyle, but I heard his other music.

1:14:43Hold on, hold on. It's on your platform. You didn't listen to it? You're lying. Damn, and look. The clip that came out three hours ago, P-Face Baby speaks on old videos of him dissing blacks. But that is out now. The hardest essay ever to me, bro. Sad Boy Loco. No, no, no, no. Sad Boy Loco. Money Sign Sway. Money Sign Sway, bro. That was the hardest one. Sad Boy Loco. I mean, he cool, but I'm going to give it to Money Sign. Sweet. And OGZ OGZ go hard too, though. Cool, but I'm still giving it to Money Sign. Sweet, though. I'm giving it to Tommy Goss. Hey, Lil, could you make something happen for me, Yadda?

1:15:19I don't know. You're probably going to ask about some crazy shit. No, no, no. Me, you, and P-Face. Sit down. I mean, I'm down. I'll mention it to him. I'll see what he says, but you can't go violate him. You willing to sit down with the nigga? Don't bully him. After you want me to beat him up, though. Yeah, man, come on, man. You're going to bully the whole scene. No, no, no. Before I want you to beat him up. I mean, is you going to beat him up? I'm a dog walker. That's what I'm comfortable in, nigga. I got the homie. Thrash that nigga. Nigga, bro, I got my in. I could verbally. Bro, I got my in, bro.

1:15:50I'm good. My tongue is my gun. Leave me alone. Just do your part. Yeah. Don't listen to Flame. Flame, oh, he too much. How you too much for a nigga that disrespect? I didn't say too much, but I said I would do it for free. You didn't say that. That's my point. I did. Didn't I say that? It's on record. It is. Play that shit back. No, look at the comments when it's come out. Yeah, exactly. I'm saying the comments. I'm telling you, blood. See, look, now, now, now. I'm attentive. Now they're going to be like, oh, yeah. Now they're going to be like, oh, yeah. No, no, no, no. The Reddy go get a hold of this.

1:16:20They're going to be like, they're going to be like, yeah. They're going to be like, yeah. P-Face fight. No, they're going to be like, oh, it's the new gang war in Compton. The treetops and the B.O.P. I'm not going to be like, man. Do you guys want to hear what he said in the apology? Man. It's like I usually do. And then what's it called? And that's one day. What's it called? I was freestyling and then I was like, I'm kind of walking around. What's it from? Like a freestyle. And then the producer was just telling me, not the producer, the engineer was just tripping my shit. You need to record that ASAP.

1:16:52Hey, yeah. This might not be the record. He's talking about some other shit, sir. Whatever. We'll find it. He's standing on that shit Hey hold on Face hard blood Call him I don't got his number Stop lying What's her name What's her girl's name That hit me up Hold on Hold on No no no You can't hit him I don't got his phone number How the fuck y 'all get He got He got his number bro I'm telling you he do I do not Normally Nah nah nah He didn't tell it your feet He ain't got it The person who been hitting me Just calling me He don't know jumper He got like songs with Blanco 15 and Tommy Guns. It was me.

1:17:31I reached out to him. I mean, maybe I have his phone number. I can look right now. Maybe I have his phone number. I just don't want to, like, I don't want him to feel hoodwinked. I'm just calling him in a room full of bloods. I'm going to yell at him. No, no, no. I'm real diplomatic. I'm political, bro. I can talk to the nigga. I know you don't feel that way, bro. Okay, let's search my text for P-Face, babe. No. After you search the text, if you don't find it, then bull. But guess what? We're going to find him, and then we're going to set it up. on Bloods, nigga. We got the G1. Pantiguno! Is that how you say it?

1:18:01Pantiguno! Like that, on Bloods. Nigga! And the nigga Yee Face on Bloods. They go get him. Yee Face is crazy. On B-Team, nigga. He just blacks, bro. We could call him that. He could have just dissed the Crips or dissed whatever, who you beef with, the Bloods or Power Rules or whoever, but you dissed the whole race, so it's bracking like that. Nigga, on B-Team. That's like most Mexicans, though. No, it ain't. And Compton, bro, that's what Are they outnumbered in Compton? Is that what you're saying? It's kind of tough to be a young Mexican kid because you got all these big black dudes beating the shit out of you.

1:18:32I'm going to say the biggest Mexican hoods in Compton is the Seven O's and the Largo's. But Largo's not, they don't, they're not racial. They just don't like Crips. Yeah, exactly. But them the biggest hoods, though. Is Largo's Compton, though? Yeah, Largo's Compton. Or is that Watts? Nah, nigga, that's Compton. That's like Sam Mordopark is Watts. They is Watts, if you ask me. But they Compton, though. They're like right there, though. Yeah, they Compton, though, fool. Well, anything south of 120th is Compton, bro. We got some Millers that say they from Watts. Some Millers. I've been on the yard with some Millers that say they from Watts.

1:19:18Don't rules. Millers is L.A. All right, let me ask you this. Watts is L.A. Let me ask you this. How did you feel when you saw 607-0 use that derogatory term in front of Munchie?

1:19:31Man, look, man. Keep it honest. I'm going to just say, like, man.

1:19:39It couldn't have been me. I would have spit on blood. You would have been your big one? I would have spit on blood. You said spit? Yeah, I would have spit on it. I got mucus. You want to have got off? I got mucus. I got cold milk and food. So you would have spit on blood? I would have got on blood, nigga. Spit? Yeah, nigga. I got cold milk. That's giving him an opportunity to get back off. I'm going to knock blood out. That's my whole point. Like, you feel me? I'm going to see what he going to do after that. I done slapped niggas on Power Road Street. I done slapped niggas. He knew what he was doing.

1:20:12I done slapped niggas, bro, and they ain't do nothing. And I'm talking about niggas that be like, acting like they niggas from where they from. On Rose. And took straps from niggas. went after I slapped him. I'm like, kid, fool. So I would have spit on blood and then the next move would have been on blood. Straight up, nigga. But you feel me? I don't feel no type of way. That shit would have been dripping down his face. Munchie B handled it however he saw fit, nigga. Right. I mean, Munchie is a little bit of a handicap with the vision. Yeah, but blood got shit going on too at the same time. Okay, Munchie.

1:20:45Munchie. Nigga, fuck up, nigga. Right. I feel like Munchie did what he was supposed to do in that moment. Yeah, I do too. And then Uncle never came back. I'm not a co-host on No Jumper, though. Right. He fled. He fled to Texas. That's why, nigga. To be honest. Let's be real. I'm out of here. Got the Bloods, Four Extra, the Hoovers, everybody mad at me. It's weird, though. You trying to just go viral? That's why I be trying to tell niggas, bro. You just trying to go viral, bro? That shit's fun, bro. To be honest, I asked to be set where I was set for a reason. because the week prior he did some weird shit.

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1:22:48Let this have been the week before he said the same thing. I would have went down a pipe on him because I got priors of doing this. Let's not do that. No, no, no, no, no, no. I'm just, I'm saying I got priors of doing things like this, right? If I was sitting like right next to him. Now you got people like Winnie 100, your friend, right? Why you keep calling my friend, my friend? I'm telling you, we not booing. No, no more. He tell me straight up Alright alright Let me land It's not even Bob Wacky So now Had I been sitting where I was sitting I would have went right down the pipe You know what I'm saying I got priors of this I'm good at it I promise you I am YG will tell you Psych will tell you I swear to God She will tell you I got priors of it I'm good at it But I'm not about to stand in I said a little I'm he think about a certain swing at the air all that look stupid for views he got me f***ed up I said now hold on nigga watch your mouth I went I didn't know you blood whether he knew or not he probably knew whatever tart but but I'm saying but on blood and after that I told Adam I said when he come back I just want to sit next to him that's all I ain't tripping I just want to sit next to him and I sit next to him and you know He fled the state rather than sit next to Munchie B again.

1:24:17He fled the state rather than have to face Munchie again. No, it wasn't on me. It was a 4XR thing. 4XR scared the nigga, bro. And 4XR, it was a scare trade. 4XR, he was really trying to just shake him up. 4XR, they had no intentions on putting hands on him. 4XR, he wanted to shake him up and accomplished it. Nigga, he shook the motherfucker up. He shook him out the state. 4XR scared the fuck out the nigga. You are right, because he left like a day after that. Man, 4X just scared that fool, bro. It wasn't a munchie thing. It wasn't a blood thing, because I didn't even say nothing right after that immediately.

1:24:50The only thing, the 607 hundredth said, like, he left too soon. He didn't say nothing, but he just left. Oh, after I leave, I don't hang out. I leave. So 607 hundredth thought, like, since I left so soon, I was like on some. No, but you know, I forgive you 607. I'm not tripping. I just want to sit next to you. I don't want the bloods to act on you. Because he said slob to me. So next time I want him to sit next to me next time. In case he say something stupid. That's all. He apologized. Yeah, no, he apologized. He got on his knees and all that kind of shit. But I think, bro, blood, brain, power.

1:25:35I don't want the bloods to trip on him. I just want to sit next to him next time. That's the only thing. Let him be a content creator. Little ugly, funny looking motherfucker. Let him do it. You know what I'm saying? That nigga, leave him alone. No, they was trying to, some people was trying to get at me for him to be able to come. You can't make nothing cool for that nigga. No, no, no, look. Some people was trying to get at me for blood to come where the homies be at and shit, where there's a gang of bloods and shit to publicly apologize, nigga, in front of the bloods and shit, but I'm like, bro.

1:26:08That was in the works at one point? On rules. But I told them, like, look. That would have been crazy. I told them, like, bro, I'm not getting myself involved in that. Like, bro, I didn't have nothing to do with that, so you got to talk to the Englewood homies type shit. Like, hey, look, bro. On rules, like. Like I said, I'm not tripping on a nigga. I can't control all the million pie rules and bloods out there. I'm not tripping on them. As far as doing podcasts, I just want to be next to them. Because I know what I'm capable of. I'll f*** him over. I'm confident. For sure. Remove this. No, no, no.

1:26:47That's what you could say. It was like an action movie? I'm like, damn. I don't think Blood have tried again, though. No, no. I don't think you would either. But I was just like, I ain't showing off the funny looking nigga. But like, I just was like, because he said something else. I don't want no real members to take some content shit to the full extent. You know what I'm saying? because he's trying to, you know what I'm saying? All right, since I'm on camera and it happened with me, I just want to sit next to him next time and then if we do it again, it will get handled accordingly and that's what it'd be like.

1:27:18You know what I'm saying? It ain't got to go nowhere else. You know what I'm saying? No, for sure. Have you heard of a YouTube channel called the Ninoverse? Never. They love you. Yeah, yeah. That's your channel, nigga. All right. For real, it's a faceless channel. Do you know what I'm talking about? Yeah, yeah, he's faceless. But he uses the audio and, like, uses Giuno, like, sound effects on everything. Giuno, hey, it's you. No, Rose is not me. It's definitely not him. Hold on. It's not me. It talks way different. It's not me. Unless he got a voice. They never shouted me out. I think he had done more blood from, like, Arizona.

1:27:56You think? Oh, shit. No, I know. I'll FaceTime with him at Co-Talk. Oh, really? It's you, nigga. No, Rose is not me, bro. I'm Paro. Paro? I ain't never heard of you. I'm from Blood and Pyro You tell the truth Damn What is it called? I am too He don't really post that much I'm Blood and Pyro too I'm a subscribe Ninoverse Why are you asking me about him? I don't know You're probably not online that much Maybe you didn't see it What did you say Munchy? He always brings you up He uses Bob DiGiuno sound effects and pictures of him. It's like his main meme in his videos. Even when he's not talking about him, he'll use a little clips.

1:28:43I don't give a fuck who he's talking about. My name and my pictures and shit gonna come up when he's going to the next person. Bob DiGiuno! You'll be watching him talk about some random shit and then just Bob DiGiuno! Bob DiGiuno got nothing to do with nothing. You know why? Because I'm really the biggest, nigga. That part. Talk yo shit. From where I'm from, bro. Talk yo shit. You got other homies Slim rest in peace now Now you're the biggest Yeah He died the same day I came home from the pen And shit On BC After doing my long stint On Pyro Nigga Slim That's my friend bro That ain't my homie That's my friend No that's my boy Nigga But Like nigga When they mention Bontan Like blood I'm the one that be like Oh yeah G Uno Like ooh Don't get me wrong Like you got other Like mainstream artists You got other Homies that's bracking right now Doing their thing and shit But right now Like I'm the most notable Man like When I listen to your music, that video that you put out a week ago or whatever.

1:29:36Too easy. Bro. I feel like you got it. That's my biggest one on Instagram. It is? Sure. Yeah, on real. That's interesting. I don't know. I just feel like your music is better than anybody is giving you credit for. That's why I get a lot of hate, bro. Niggas be hating for no reason. If DJ Mustard signed you, you're out of here. Man, I don't even need to be signed to him. Just give me a beat, nigga. Yeah. And you know. You ain't done meetings with labels and stuff? Nigga, I was supposed to be signed to Maybach. Nigga, right now as we speak. What happened with that conversation? I went to the pen.

1:30:13It all off. We got to find Rick Ross, man. No, Rick Ross ain't hard to be found. I can find him, but it's like, Nigga, now. Rick Ross tapped in with Bounty. Yeah, so he's. They call him from Florida. Yeah, so he ended up signing somebody else, bro. So now they work. From out here? No, he from Florida. Oh, good. Like I think Nino Yeah Nino Breeze Shout out to Nino Breeze Bro like That's the boy man He straight He should be knocking Me on rules Like he good people Like On rules But yeah And then we got some shit Right now that works We ain't gonna talk about That right now I wish I wasn't broke I would just sign Bob DiGiuno myself Just put the money behind you And just make it happen He got the money He got the money He got the resources He can start No Jumper Records if you want to right now.

1:31:00He got the resources. He tied in with Atlantic Records, bro. So stop playing, Adam. Oh, yes? Yeah, nigga. Tell me some shit. I don't know. Come on, bro. Like, nigga. Like, man, come on, man. Stop playing, Adam. We got to make... You got the resources. You ain't even got assignment. You could be like a manager or something. Why didn't Kendrick put you on that album? I was in the pen, nigga. Still, look. I was going to be on that album. I was in the pen when all that was going on. Wally and Sensei was blowing my phone up when they did the shit at the forum. I'm going to say this. Ain't nobody in the county jail.

1:31:29Ain't nobody that work at No Jumper can't rap better than me. Nobody. No Jumper? Hell nah. Nobody that's good at... Who's anybody that rap? The only one is this dude. I got work there. I'll be rapping. Huh? You say anybody that work at No Jumper, right? Anybody work... Or... So... What you gonna say, visit it? I'll f*** you over too. All right. What? All right. Man, come on, bro. Put your money on it. Bro, listen. You and Ant need to do a battle. I'm not even serious like that, bro. Nah, you...

1:31:58Gee Uno:I'm gonna push it out. I know you are, bro. I will fuck any nigga that can't do here over. But you ain't fucking with me. Or me, so. Y 'all don't work here. No, look. Let's just keep it work here. Y 'all can do two on one. On one look. On one look. On blood. That's on ink. I do a versus against both of y 'all. Just me. You gonna look, fool. You gonna look. Look, I was in traffic yesterday, bro. I swear to God, bro. Don't do God like that. I pulled over. I pulled over right to find to jump out the driver's seat bro to go to the back seat to pick your tire to go to the back seat bro to grab something and shit you know my baby he needed a bottle right I swear to god it's two cars speeding down the block remind you all I did was get out to go to the back seat to get a bottle and shit right the car stops back to G1 G1 hey cause you viral on YouTube not cause of the music listen that's the homie land the nigga get out the the nigga get out the core, right?

1:32:57He want to shake my hand and shit. The nigga like, bro, I don't understand why you not on yet. Right now, you the hardest nigga hit for hit. Can't no nigga go song for song with you. Every song you get on or put out, nigga, is bracken. You ain't came with nothing that was like bung or mediocre or like trash. I said, yeah, yeah, yeah. Good looking out, bro. All right. Hey, look. On rules, nigga. I guarantee you. Ain't no nigga in LA County with me right now. I guarantee you. Even the IE, I guarantee you. Song for song, bro. I guarantee you if I do a song and put you on the verse and put it on my YouTube channel, it's going to get more numbers than any song you ever got.

1:33:35It probably would. You know why? Like Adam just said, blood. No, my ex deleted my YouTube channel. Everything I got started brand new. Fresh off the pen, been off the pen like a hundred something days, ain't no nigga fucking with me, blood, period, nigga. On the West Coast. Pop your shit, munchie blood, niggas already. On the West Coast blood ain't no nigga f***ing with me, bro. I don't give a f*** mainstream artists, independent artists, whatever, nigga. That's me, nigga. I got that, nigga. Straight up. You're supposed to have that confidence. That's facts, though, nigga. That's facts, nigga.

1:34:10Look at where he survives. He first came on this podcast with G-Face. He made it out. G-Face is snitched, bro. Duh. I don't know what I'm saying. That ain't making it out. He still made it. That's just getting away. He could have got took down. That's getting away. like come out of here that's not making it out making it out is making it out to struggle that's some I just I escaped but all I say a lesser man would have been taking out the game by hanging out with G-Face even with the allegations I think that's a sassy badass though you know what I'm saying I had a lot of adversity I had a lot of adversity I take it back Snoopy coming into this shit okay I'm gonna do this because this might be traffic to her what's that shit called?

1:34:55OnlyFans. On Englewood Family, bro. Tania get the most bracket head top three. We gotta get my mans in there. We gotta do the content with Tania. Dead homies, but him too. She was talking to me when we was in New York. She was out there at the time. I'm bringing Flame 500 to the gangbang. That's why That's why Sassy Badass is upset. He know she swallowed me whole. Oh, Jesus. That's such a crazy way to put it. Is she going to be here later? This nigga's Sassy Badass. I didn't hit her up this week. No, I'm going to be in the corner swinging. Hey, Tania, my dog, though. For real. She straight. She a rider and an eater.

1:35:43No, no, no. That's my homegirl, but I've heard she's an incredible eater. This is normal in the form. Why y 'all talking about this black woman like this, bro? No, no, no. She do what she do. No, no, no, no. Flame Luther King. No, Tanee and my dog. Flame X. Flame X. We already got Munchie Luther King. No, no. I told you. 500 profit, bro. I told you the old girl she was with. I fucked her. Man, you're a legend. I don't beat him. Nigga, Gurb Nation on Family Gangsters. Hey, but no, no, no. Shout out Tanee. Yeah, shout her out. Me and Tanee gonna do a song called Hedgication. Talking about how to give head.

1:36:17I don't beat him. Shout out to Nia. And it is what it is, bro. What would be your version of In Love With A Hoodster or whatever? What would you call it? Who? That was her song with Crib Mac. I'm in love with a hoodster. What's your remix or something? It's for the angle of the person. What would you call it?

1:36:34I wouldn't even put no game at it and shit with it. I just do a head-dication. We talking about it. I want everybody that's like, you know what I'm saying? The fuck with a head-dication. She'll be talking about it. She's on the tip. She goes down the shaft. They play with the bars. Like It's education I don't want them To just be game banging In love with a hustler Nah that's out Love with a B team Not even love with B team No Nigga bitch Cause we know you Fuck with everybody I mean At one point I feel like she Cleaning her shit up Tani got a baby daddy That's from That's a blood He's a non-affiliant bro A paru A hoover So we not doing We not gonna If the song were her We not gonna do it With no Trapping in no box So it's Head-ducation We talking about head She gonna give bitches Nigga I'm on a hook Like boy And through the verse She gonna talk about Nigga giving these bitches Direction on how to give head Nigga cause She gave me some great head Hey blood But is it true Like her Or her daughter's daughter Like a prostitute Yeah it's true But guess what That's sad bro No no no no It is sad But guess what Did your mama want you to game bang Do you game bang Man I'm two different feels bro Like No You can't.

1:37:48That's kind of the girl version of being on the gang, right? That's amazing. You can't categorize your ass. No, no, no. Same shit because on Bloods, my dad, he a G. He from Swan. My dad kept a football and a motherfucking book in my hand, bro. He never wanted me to gang bang at all. And then, you know, I'm from Eagle of Ferry. He from Swan. Our hood is allies. So when I go to the hood days, I'll be right here. and then his homie, oh, yeah, Pebo, because they call my dad Pebo from Swan. Oh, he over there. I'm trying to stay away from him. He over there on the side. I'm trying to stay away from him.

1:38:25You know what I'm saying? Because I'm going to go in the car. I'm going to come with the homies and live in the car with him. Your parents, they don't want that for you, though. So you can't always bet it on the parents. No, I was just asking, was that true or I was just for content? When did mama just like it, for sure. Her mama be 304. I mean, we know the mama. No, no, no, not her. No, no, no. The daughter. Yeah. Nova. She do her little thing. She be on fig the little videos. Yes, she do. But I'm saying it ain't always the parent fault because you fucked up and you fucked up and it ain't your mama's fault.

1:38:59But I'm not saying it's the mama fault. I just was asking the question. Was that facts or was that just no, no, no, no, no, Her daughter get down to ocean 15. teenager. I don't know, but that's why Tania was in New York. She was in New York because her daughter like met a guy and went to New York and then she had to like follow her to New York to try to like bring her back. I didn't know that part. Crazy, right? I mean, at least that shows that she's still like willing to cross the country to try to, because like, I mean, it's kind of like you don't want to take her word for it because in our mind, if your daughter was a prostitute, you'd be able to put an end to her, right?

1:39:34You'd be able to control her. You can't do that. She says like she can't really stop the girl from doing it. You can't. That's what I'm saying. I kind of feel for it. It's not that easy, bro. You can't. She went too deep. She probably didn't see the rules. It'd be easy for people that had control of their kids and say that like, I would've did this, I would've did this. Nah, you can't, bro. Come on, bro. I went to jail for a tithing murder at 13, bro. Like, nigga, my mama, that ain't condoning that shit. On rules. Nigga, come on, bro. Hey, nigga, when I first got my first gang tag, nigga, I was 17 right before I went to jail.

1:40:05My mama saw it, nigga. She tried to slap the shit out of the nigga. I backed up. She like, what the fuck? She bounced out the car tripping. I'm like, you need to just calm down. It's over. That's crazy. I got one last question before we end this. Who's the top three rappers in LA? Me, me, and Flame 500. Bullshit, man. Come on. Other than y 'all. Other than y 'all. Come on. Come on. Other than y 'all. All right. Look. It's me. Come on. I said other than y 'all. I'm going to be in the top three, bro, regardless. No, I said other than G1O and Flayn. All right. I'm going to say K-Dot. Okay. For sure, K-Dot.

1:40:48I'm going to say, like, do it matter if they, like, dead or alive? I think alive. You got to do alive. All right. I'm going to say. There ain't that many dead Compton rappers. It's only Eazy-E. But he ain't saying Compton. He's saying LA. Compton and Watt's got to be included. Okay, okay, okay, okay. Even though we don't know. We're not L.A. We're not L.A. No, no, no, L.A. No, no, no. He's just talking about L.A. L.A. area. The L.A. and Lance game. I ain't even finished yet. All right, all right, all right. You say who? Who the first one? I'm going to say K-not. Okay. Dan. I'm going to say R.J.

1:41:25Oh. And Dan. Hey. He just got in the middle of it because I was going to say, where does R.J. fit in this? Because R.J. been on a run saying that he's top three in L.A. So I wanted to know if you included him. RJ like Blood really be gassing Like He be gassing Shout out RJ On rules I'ma say K-RJ And of course Nigga me For sure I said not you Nigga is you See that's why you F***ed up in school so much You gotta sit home from class Nigga Pick a last one bro Another last one Nigga Alright alright Not you Nigga I'ma give it to I'ma give it to DJ Quick Alright A-10 With this generation Hold on hold on Flame, do your own thing.

1:42:07Don't worry about his shit. What did you say, Flame? This generation or just life? Nigga, overall. Overall. If you said overall, that's what I asked me. No, no, you already done, bro. That's why. Bro, you took your time already. You already signed for your deal. But blood already. You a penitentiary, nigga. You signed for your deal. He asked me, though, like, for the generation. He said overall. No, he didn't ask that. No, he didn't just ask me that. Nah, bro, it's already done. Number one, quick. Okay. For sure. Okay, quick. I'm going to give it up to Lil Buddha. Woo! I'm going to give it a Lil Buddha.

1:42:38Okay, for the record, Lil Buddha is YG4Honey. Shout out my bro. Yeah, YG4Honey. DJ Quick, YG4Honey, and who else? My hood. And I'm going to give that shit to... Don't be biased. Just think of LA, California rappers. Snoop! All right, Snoop. That's fair. All right. Snoop did it. Because I'm talking on Impact and everything. No, because Snoop went national. Yeah. Okay. My top three. I respect it on B10. What's yours? Munchie B, blood? Mine? Yeah. California? L.A. You said L.A. Oh, L.A.? Yeah, L.A. Definitely L.A. Okay. Mac 10, because he put Inglewood on the map. No, for sure. No, for sure. Mac 10, and it gave opportunities.

1:43:25Mac 10, he's a blood from Inglewood. They gave a 60-cripper opportunity, CJ Mack. So, of course, Mac 10. Bang our ball. So, boom. You're going to bang our ball. Okay. Snoop Dogg. Nigga Snoop Dogg. Jenny Juicing and all the little shits. He did his thing. And then lastly, I'm going to do my boy YG. You know why? Nobody was saying Bopton before YG. It was Compton. The game, do the timeline. The game, Compton, Compton, Compton. YG came on the scene, Bopton, Bopton, Bopton. and now everybody want to say Bopton. So, there it go there. Mac 10, Snoop Dogg, YG400. Nigga, and that's what it is. I still think Miz is the best one, though.

1:44:15Miz is my top five of my favorite rappers, but when I say it got to be Mac 10, Snoop Dogg, YG400. He put Bopton on the map. He didn't put Compton on the map. He put Bopton on the map. That's what he did. And Snoopy Badass. Sassy Badass. His baby mama gave me some bracken head And that's what he done for it That's what he's known for His baby mama gave me some bracken head Snoopy I'm sorry I had to f*** with you because you texted me 80 times yesterday Your baby mama gave me a bull head Give me a spot like an orkilly bull leg What's your Infatuation with this clown Who? Talking about me? I believe that Snoopy Badass could be A great rapper and content creator But unfortunately he's out of his f***ing mind but I still, like I see the possibility Hey, so let's go back to what you said about me I think you got it I think Bob DeJune I'm the most underrated LA rapper, right?

1:45:10I'll give you that For real, cause niggas hating I'll give you that too, I'll tell you And not just cause you my homie I think we gotta get Rick Ross to sign your ass I like that, I think Niggas do hating bro on the set Me and Rick Ross together will sign you You said you didn't have no money I'm gonna borrow it from Munchie B I don't believe this nigga brought it But you got it? Nah, blood got it. I don't even want no money up front, though. I don't want no money up front. I want the own shit. We be wrestling, nigga. That's how Blueface got fucked. A lot of rappers, blood, don't. They sign deals, they get these advances, bro, and then they get fucked.

1:45:51What makes you think that's how Blueface got fucked? He said it, nigga. Listen, listen. man the nigga didn't even read the contract that's how whack I'm f*** whack waiting on blood to get out of jail he like blue face not even f***ing with whack like that bro hey look whack ain't even looking out for me right now whack is whack look I'm a podcaster bro whack is chasing a podcast check just like munching bro yeah he's broke he just got good credit credit is everything credit is just like having money though yeah you have good credit whack is broke that's why I be sucking at him

1:46:30I seen a picture bro with you and and then like a little baby like y 'all was like mother or father and y 'all had a baby together that's fucking that's crazy I'm like a baby what the fuck is this bro what's up with y 'all and you posted it I seen it on your story. I forget what the baby was. It was like a joke. The baby had a face. No, the face looked like Wack. In the room. I can do that these days. If you needed to know this, me and Wack have not had a baby. And in fact, we are both men, so we could not have a baby. Y 'all can't. What's that shit called? I ain't never heard of it. We're not looking into it.

1:47:20Y 'all can adapt or shirt. What's that shit? Adopt. Yeah. Why was it hard for you to find the word to adopt, BT? No, that's the other one. What is this? Be a surrogate. Yeah, a surrogate. Nah, blood. A surrogate, you got to insert the nut in the person. No, no, no. You do it in a jar. We might do the surrogate thing. I came in a cup. Yeah. I came in a cup. I thought y 'all did the little surrogate thing. No, but you still need a woman to carry the baby. So you don't get along no more? That was your man. He mad about that Cam shit He's a weirdo, blud You mad about what? That Cam Capone shit That comment on Blueface I did a Cam Capone interview And I ain't say nothing bad about The nigga Blueface What'd you say?

1:48:05I just said the nigga face was ass shit, bro What, with the new tattoo? We was in the paint, nah Before the new Yeah, before all the new shit Well, I'ma say this, right? No, I wasn't on the 50-50 yard wedding No, we was in the reception He not on a 50-50 yard. He is. No, he ain't. Bro, I... Bro. Bro, look, look, look. I'm telling you, I could call somebody right now that's next door to him. He didn't tell you, nigga. Why you talking to these things on a 50-50 yard then? Like, call me. I ain't know who it was. You didn't know who you was calling? No, he called me, nigga. See, Father Giudo. See, look.

1:48:41That's some bullshit. Look, here we go. He go hell on it. I could be wrong, right? Yeah, yeah. But somebody I know, I ain't going to say their relation. Uh-huh. But she's working on the same yard as him. She say, Blueface is a dirtbag. Yeah. He don't come out of sale and he's a spice head. Look, see. She said she's a dirtbag. He don't come out of sale and he's a spice head. I said this on my own content. But I ain't saying who she is to me because, you know what I'm saying, for whatever reasons. But she on the yard. So I'm going to ask her if that was a 50-50 yard. I thought that was just a regular three yard.

1:49:22Now, look, this is my thing, right? I was actually on. So, Wack was mad at you for saying that? I was in the building. I was in the building with Blueface. So, it's so much. So, hold on. It's so much I could have said about the nigga. So, how was he on a 50-50 yard if you was in the building with him? We was in reception, bro. We was at Duleno reception. Okay. Okay. On rules. Nigga, I had the keys, nigga. Okay. Okay. Okay. Yeah. On rules. Okay. I'm saying What I'm saying is All I said was The nigga face was ashy When I could have said Nigga so much about the nigga Was he on spice then? Or you gotta hand on spice In the reception What do you mean?

1:50:00I had it nigga Okay so was he Was he getting spice from you? It don't matter You're not You're not incriminating nobody What's wrong with smoking spice? Man I mean I'm trying to have fun I'm about to be crying That's why I'm gonna tell you what's wrong with it If you're not If you're not If you're not If you're not Then you're in trouble Flacco Flacco Bro! Barty, do you know? Get out of here. Let's D.P. his ass. He was supposed to interview me, but I was in a pen. Oh, for real? And he was DMing me, but my wife at the time. Was he on Spice when you was with him? Yes or no? Yeah, he was. Okay. Yeah, he was.

1:50:29So that support my source. But I didn't say all that, though. I said it. No, I'm saying on the interview, I whack mad. Because you and Wack was talking, and he was like, oh, I'm going to fuck with you, you know? He called me a couple days ago, but I didn't want to talk to him. I said that about you? No, you and Wack was doing all those Wack's sensitive, bro Yeah, like, you know how you get He a soft, crudder-faced nigga No, no, no, listen, listen He mad at young Ant For shit that Adam said What's he mad at Ant about? Because you was on the phone with him When we was doing the Tuesday show And he was talking about You know, his significant other And all all he did was, uh, and did was like, ah, man, here we go.

1:51:21And he's mad about that. What the f***? There's gotta be more to it. Nah, look at it. I know you're a big dog. You wanna get the smart content, but look at it. But Wack, Wack, Wack, he's a content whore. Oh, for sure. He's a content whore. Like, nigga. He gonna make up stories and make bullshit up and then put it out there. And then freak out on me For saying he runs plays So why So why was you F***ing with him then Knowing this On Paro look bro Hold on You ready for P Street Look On Paro look blood On Paro Why did you F***ing with a nigga You know that bullshit like that The interview that I did Nigga You did it three times No I didn't blood I did one interview With a nigga You did two No I did one interview With blood nigga In my whole entire life Nigga Okay And nigga It was because of John T from Fruit Town Blood on Paro Lil Jon I know Lil Jon Lil Jon reached out I know Lil Jon From the streets I've been in jail with Lil Jon.

1:52:14Yeah, on rules. Blood reached out to me, nigga. You feel me? Okay. On rules, nigga. And that's why I did it, nigga. I didn't even know Blood was going to be here. Okay. You feel me? And then when I came, Blood, when I came, nigga, he was outside whack. Okay. So we chopped it up or whatever. Hold on. You thought you was coming to No Jumper without whack? Yeah, nigga. Why you thought Lil Jon had to connect to No Jumper without whack, though? Man, nigga, Lil Jon be up here, nigga. Damn near, nigga. Yeah. With whack. Usually, yeah. But, I mean, John could ask me, like, hey, I think it would be a good idea.

1:52:48No, John ain't never been up here by himself. I don't know that. I don't know what this man do on his personal life. I'm in favor still, Paul Rooker. I don't know who. He's able to come up here by himself. Just like I said, this nigga Adam got connects. You feel me? John T got connects, too. No, no, no, no. He could have. No, John's able to come up here by himself. But he haven't. He come up here with whack. Usually, yeah. 99%. But that right there, that wasn't, like, at that time, like, Nigga, the homie asked me. You feel me? So, John T, blood on rules. So, nigga, yeah, blood, we finna come up here.

1:53:18Okay, I know we about to wrap it up, but, okay, you seen the blood report card? Oh, yeah, he got an F. B team. I got a B. Well, what grade do you think Wack deserved? If you was to be the nigga that gave out the grade. Me personally, I wouldn't even. If I was the one giving it out? No, no, no. What grade you would have gave? If I was the nigga doing grading, blood wouldn't even be, he wouldn't even made it. Nah, that ain't what I asked. He wouldn't have made it. That ain't what I asked. I wouldn't have did no, I wouldn't have did no. That ain't what I asked. I wouldn't have did a background on.

1:53:50That ain't what I asked, though. What's worse than the F? All right, look, look, look. I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, you know, bro. Because you ain't. All right. Fire on the flame. Flame. But you know what he's going to say? I'm not a gangbanger. I don't want a good grade on this blood report card. I'm not a gangbanger. Hey, flame. So, if you was doing a report card, WAC 100, what grade is he getting? Because, hold on. I'm going to do this because he was scared to do the grade, but go ahead. Man. A negative F. That part. Whoa. All right. I respect it. Because niggas don't. You got to be able to go to your hood.

1:54:27Straight up. So, if you can't go to your hood, you already is minus points, right? If you can go to nobody else's blood hood That's some more points minus right Okay If you fuck with snitches That's some more points minus right Okay Let's go on Well here we go See he couldn't Look look G1 couldn't do this though I couldn't do what nigga You couldn't give a grade Man The mayor's having a good time today B team on I don't even know what You bullshit much I ain't bullshit nigga because you want to still be able to call Wack I got Wack number two nigga on Power nigga that's over with I just told you we ain't boo nigga I said that nigga I wanted a grade shout out to my boy Wack I had nothing to do with them having this conversation but you know this is your top op right here but anyway he ain't my top op I feel like you I feel like you piss him off talking about him on No Jumper more than anybody else.

1:55:32But see, if he got$200 million in closing diaper deals, why do he bring me up? If he would never bring me up, I would never bring him up. I know how to get up on their skin. I haven't even did it yet. I'm good, bro. I'm a jailbird. Jailbirds is manipulators. I know how to manipulate the system. I'm good with it. You feel like blood, wish he had your status. I'm on family gangsters, bro. Nigga, I'm good in my hood. This is what he do. He say, oh, Munchy, he got shot by his homies. Nigga, you suck four extras, dick. He got shot by his homies, too. Nigga, that praise, nigga, Nipsey, he got killed by his homies.

1:56:15I got shot by my homie, and he can't come out. He's lost somewhere. Hiding. Stop playing with me. Bro. Whack. Yo shit don't amount up to my gangstorism, bro. you said you went to jail and three years later you didn't consider yourself a game backer no more you're just a game member you're not even an active member you know how many people in my DM they from Proclaiming Power interviewing them I haven't did it they didn't stop playing but anyways shout out to Bopton Giuno it was great interviewing you I appreciate you coming on the show shout out 420 I don't even smoke but I be getting high after 420 yeah oh everything 420 good point yeah shout out to our boy Flame 500 who's gonna be sitting here pretending to be Juno for the next 5 seconds but I ain't pretending to be nobody not pretending my bad bad choice of words shout out to everybody who watched this Munchie B thank you yeah we gonna interview every blood together we got a nice little streak going one a week at least one a week it's gonna be the B team podcast I'm coming back on this bitch too alright that's boo-wit you Munchie B blood Nah, you know I'm good, bro.

1:57:27He the boss. This is shit, bro. You run into this shit, too? Yeah. No, no, no. I'm all right. 4Xers out of here. Unk out of here. 4Xers ain't got nothing to do with me. I was around before 4Xers. I'm talking about the heavy hitters in this bitch. But I was around before 4Xers, bro. Don't even put me in a boat with 4Xers. Shit, there's no jumper, blood. Yeah. Yeah, but yeah. Shut up 4Xers, though. No, no, no, no. But isn't it funny that we have this Adam 12 from Neighborhood thing, according to Gumby. Break Baby locked up. Crit Mac locked up for extra apparently MIA. We lost our whole NH card. It's repetitive.

1:58:04Our whole team. We gotta find some new ones. I guess. Hey, look, look, look. As long as they got an open mind and they're respectful, I'm cool and they ain't never did nothing to me. I'm straight. ignorant niggas like Crip Mac or 4X I ain't never about to sit down with. They're retarded. I'm cool off that shit, but nah, I'm cool. Hey, real shit throw munchy blood. I'm gonna say this right here. I'm gonna give you your flowers while you're here, blood. You a real legend, blood. I'm powerful. Niggas been knowing about you since I was a kid, my nigga. Nah, appreciate it. B-10. You feel me? Yeah. Nah, forever real.

1:58:47I'm trying to pivot to a different lane, but you got people like Wack He'd be like, oh, he'd try to challenge a nigga and have me acting ignorant. You know what I'm saying? I'm like, well, whatever, though. I'll let Blood have it, though, because he's still trying to, like, I guess what he's trying to do in his late 40s going to the 50s. But shout-out Cash. Shout-out Cash. Shout-out Joe Moses, too. Shout-out to Juno, Flame, Munchie B. Appreciate it. No jumper. Foolest podcast in the world today. That part. Like, comment, subscribe. We out. Bow. Whoa. Whoa. Oh, shit.

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