J Hood & Munchie B Meet for the First Time & Squash Their Beef

8 Jun 2026 · 1 h 51 min · 49 chapters

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In short

J Hood and Munchie B resolve a long-running online dispute about alleged “snitching” and “dirty politics,” then expand into broader commentary on LA jail culture, YouTube reporting, and recent high-profile cases involving No Jumper personalities.

Guests/backgrounds

  • J Hood: West Coast podcaster and Inglewood “mayor” figure; claims veteran status and says he’s careful about snitch allegations, insisting he only speaks after seeing paperwork.
  • Munchie B (Tiny Munchie): West Coast internet personality/podcaster; discussed as someone who speaks quickly online and records conversations.
  • They reference prison/jail experiences, including county jail time, “50-50 yard,” and rehousing/yard transfers.

Key claims

  • J Hood says the dispute started because someone relayed inaccurate information about him to Munchie B, and J Hood denies telling on anyone.
  • Munchie B argues J Hood’s platform amplified a serious allegation without proper verification.
  • Both discuss “snitch allegations” as life-threatening in California jail settings and criticize “regurgitating” claims without reading evidence.

Notable examples

  • They debate a specific “told” allegation tied to a 50-50 yard incident and recorded phone/audio conversation.
  • They also discuss “peanut butter” rumors, Brick Baby/No Jumper media scrutiny, and YouTubers (Flacco, TrapoRoss, 1090J) allegedly misreporting or speculating from unrelated events.

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Bringing Jay Hood and Munchie Together

0:00 to 0:27

The host discusses the idea of squashing the beef between Jay Hood and Munchie.

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Bringing Jay Hood and Munchie Together

0:45 to 1:30

The host discusses the idea of squashing the beef between Jay Hood and Munchie.

Origins of the Beef

1:30 to 3:00

Jay Hood and Munchie explain how their issues began and miscommunications occurred.

“Cus spoke on something that his little homie told him, that Tiny Munchy told him, but he didn't get the facts straight.”

Addressing Accusations of Snitching

3:00 to 5:00

Jay Hood refutes allegations against him regarding snitching and clarifies his stance.

“Yeah, you tripping because first you called Tiny Munchie.”

The Impact of Street Politics

5:00 to 7:30

Discussion on the implications of street politics and how they affect reputations.

“But I ain't got nothing against Cub, but he didn't say nothing to me when he seen me in person.”

Personal Stories and Experiences

7:30 to 10:00

Jay Hood shares personal experiences and challenges faced during his life in the streets.

“So for you to say that I told on somebody after I almost died, bro, and I almost got life, nigga, for not telling, for you to get on the internet and say I told, bro, that's like weird as hell.”

Defining Loyalty and Integrity

10:00 to 12:00

A discussion on loyalty, integrity, and the complexities of street life.

“The pay man, we can, hold on, the dead homies, we can put the okay stuff.”

Closing Thoughts on Conflict Resolution

12:00 to 14:01

Jay Hood and Munchie reflect on the need for open communication and conflict resolution.

“basically when somebody found out the truth and you getting your hustle on, trying to like basically start you to stay or some shit like that.”

Reflections on Prison Life and Integrity

14:01 to 16:44

Explore the challenges and moral dilemmas faced in prison, emphasizing personal integrity and experiences with false accusations.

“I got niggas who never killed nothing calling me a snitch.”

Understanding Snitch Allegations

16:45 to 18:20

Discusses the impact and seriousness of snitch allegations in the prison system, and the importance of verifying such claims.

“Okay, I took a deal for one case that I did.”
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Confronting Munchy B

18:21 to 21:44

A deep dive into the conversation regarding the perception of snitching and allegations surrounding personal relationships in the music community.

“Especially, you better be a snitch allegation.”

The Seriousness of Snitching in California

21:45 to 23:48

An exploration of the consequences of being labeled a snitch in California, highlighting the dangers and realities of prison life.

“If me and a person is not finna get boogie in the streets, I don't want no beef with him.”

Discussion on ATM Richie and Allegations

23:49 to 26:20

Analyzes the controversy surrounding ATM Richie, discussing perceptions and implications of his statements in the context of street credibility.

“County Jail is more dangerous than damn near any foyer.”

Navigating Internet Narratives

26:21 to 28:00

Examines how internet narratives can affect personal relationships and reputations, with a focus on the music industry.

“Oh, yeah, you on the ATM Richie campaign now.”

Confrontation and Allegations

28:00 to 28:30

The hosts discuss a tense confrontation and allegations surrounding a character named ATM Richie.

“but your girl done caught 10 phase this year.”

Analysis of Street Politics

28:30 to 29:39

A deep dive into the complexities of street politics and personal conflicts within gang culture.

“that you should not have jumped to conclusions about this alleged situation, and that he should not have been so willing to easily accept this snitch narrative.”

Definitions and Terms in Gang Culture

29:40 to 31:08

Discussion about the meanings of specific terms used in gang culture, such as 'Zark'.

“Anthem is one of the most active Damu gangs in L.A.”

Young Ant's Situation

31:08 to 34:15

The hosts analyze Young Ant's legal troubles and their implications on his future.

“But it's not like specifically a gay person?”

Support for Young Ant

34:15 to 35:38

A conversation on the support for Young Ant and his positive impact on his community.

“Wait, so you said you were in his neighborhood with him recently?”

Legal Strategies in Serious Cases

35:38 to 36:56

Discussion on the strategies involved in dealing with serious legal charges in the context of jail.

“He not one of them dudes when he see one of his young homies falling off and they need some encouraging words or they might need a dub,$20, he gonna do that.”

Navigating the Legal System

36:56 to 38:48

Insights into navigating the legal system and potential outcomes for defendants.

“County jail is like six years, three years.”

Media's Role in Legal Cases

38:48 to 40:04

An exploration of how media influences public perception and legal cases involving high-profile individuals.

“And free young and half a and all praise the most high.”

Critique of Content Creators

40:04 to 42:00

A critique of content creators and their responsibilities in reporting on sensitive topics.

“I think that the reason why they was more on the Brick Baby case is because the feds are going to use clips from No Jumper in their case.”

Media Competition and Credibility

42:00 to 43:36

This segment discusses the competition among media personalities and the issues of credibility in reporting.

“a recent unalive and they talking about Bic you son and all this little extra shit.”

Community Impact and Responsibility

43:36 to 45:12

The hosts talk about their responsibility to the community and how reporting can affect real lives.

“These people who went to first and second grade with him, what if they would have just jumped in the car and went to the 80s?”

Trusting Sources in Content Creation

45:12 to 48:28

The discussion shifts to how individuals trust content creators and the implications of that trust.

“If you from your hood, you know what police station come get you.”

Content Creation and Accountability

48:28 to 50:17

They explore the responsibilities of content creators and the need for accuracy in storytelling.

“And there's a dude who was in one of those host competitions named Kyle.”

Doughboy's Controversial Moment

50:17 to 53:29

The hosts recount a controversial incident involving Doughboy and his behavior on the podcast.

“I mean, if I was him, I probably would be calling for some sort of park squabble right now because he got to do something, man.”

Discussion on Wack 100

53:29 to 56:00

The segment wraps up with a discussion about Wack 100 and his relationship with the guests.

“I'm going to laugh so hard because he got the no jumper symbol tatty.”

Discussing the Influence of Wack 100

56:00 to 58:00

The hosts explore the complex relationships with Wack 100 and his influence on both guests.

“And Munchie, I guess Wack is like an uncle to him, like an uncle that he hates and he doesn't want anything to do with.”

Munchie's Background and Family Dynamics

58:00 to 1:00:00

Munchie shares his family background and the impact of his father's absence on his life.

“Nah, yeah, that's what I sound like, man.”

Navigating Relationships with Family and Streets

1:00:00 to 1:02:00

The discussion focuses on balancing family relationships while being involved in street culture.

“My mom didn't want me, didn't want my dad around because my dad was in the streets.”

The Concept of Snitching and Its Evolution

1:02:00 to 1:04:00

Debate about snitching in today's society compared to the past and how attitudes have changed.

“It was a father son relationship but you know he had missed that time and shit I was already in the streets.”

Reflections on Nipsey Hussle's Legacy

1:04:00 to 1:09:40

The hosts discuss Nipsey Hussle's impact on the community and the differing views on his legacy.

“Back then, you told, and then the next week the house would be making you up out of here because they scared of the retaliation.”

Munchie's Connection to Nipsey Hussle

1:09:40 to 1:10:01

Munchie reveals his connection to Nipsey Hussle's family and shares personal sentiments about Nipsey's legacy.

“As far as the legend thing, a legend is an impactful person, so he a legend.”

Defining a Legend: Nipsey Hussle's Impact

1:10:01 to 1:12:09

The hosts discuss Nipsey Hussle's legacy and his contributions to the community.

“But I guess what Wackle's trying to say with the music thing, he ain't got the accolades and he ain't get to really accomplish nothing.”

The Nature of Fame and Recognition in Hip-Hop

1:12:10 to 1:14:24

Exploration of how hip-hop artists are acknowledged posthumously and the complexities surrounding their legacies.

“He said, he said, if you need fish, let me lead you to the lake.”

Gang Culture and Food: A Unique Intersection

1:14:25 to 1:20:02

Conversations about gang culture's influence on community establishments like Marathon Burger.

“In the last, what, five years, there's been a gang of rappers that died five, six years?”

The Complexity of Gang Identity in Media

1:20:03 to 1:23:41

Discussion on gang identity, media portrayal, and the implications of being a public figure within the gang community.

“I don't think nobody would do that at the Crip Max.”

Gang Affiliations and Origins

1:24:01 to 1:25:18

Discussion about gang affiliations, origins, and community dynamics.

“I think when he was younger, he was more of a regular gang member and then as he got older, He's from St.”

Weight and Health Conversations

1:25:19 to 1:27:55

Exploring personal health, weight loss struggles, and related experiences.

“Because look, I don't know what's going on in St.”

BBL and Body Image

1:27:56 to 1:29:59

Debate around body image, BBLs, and societal perceptions of beauty.

“It's not Ozempic, but it's something like that.”

Sexual Health and Relationships

1:30:00 to 1:31:47

Discussion on sexual health, risks, and the realities of relationships.

“No, there's a lot of bad booties out there.”

Herpes and Reality Check

1:31:48 to 1:33:09

Exploring the prevalence of herpes and personal anecdotes.

“But there's a lot of girls in the industry who got herpes.”

Prostitution Laws and Experiences

1:33:10 to 1:35:34

Discussion on prostitution laws, personal encounters, and societal views.

“I didn't get it I don't know I think she probably was on her medication I think I'm immune yeah I think she just didn't have her outbreak I must be How else?”

Ray J's Fight and Allegations

1:35:35 to 1:38:00

Analysis of Ray J's boxing match, tactics, and implications of betting.

“got the misconception that prostitution is legal in Vegas.”

Analyzing the Ray J Fight Situation

1:38:00 to 1:40:49

A deep dive into Ray J's recent fight performance and the implications of his statements.

“Where I think a lot of us, at least for me, my thought process was.”

Discussion on Fight Integrity and Personal Choices

1:40:50 to 1:43:19

Exploring the ethics of fight agreements and personal boundaries in public disputes.

“Okay, super hot fire trained for boxing.”

Candid Conversations About Relationships and Trust

1:43:20 to 1:49:10

Delving into the complexities of trust in relationships and the impact of public scrutiny.

“Because I'm saying all this, but I said I'll react if somebody was to disrespect my loved ones.”
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0:00The Disney Plus Hulu HBO Max Bundle. The best in entertainment in one bundle. This month, stream Disney and Pixar's blockbuster family favorite, Hoppers on Disney Plus. This is incredible! FX's critically acclaimed The Bear, Season 5 on Hulu. Everything's either gonna be okay or not. And Season 3 of the HBO original series, House of the Dragon on HBO Max. You have power within your grasp. Get the Disney Plus Hulu HBO Max Bundle today. All of these and more streaming soon. Plans starting at$19.99 a month. Terms apply. Visit DisneyPlusHuluMaxBundle.com for details. No Jumper coolest podcast in the world shout out to all the members um all right so let me let me explain I after I did the interview with Jay Hood I felt pretty strongly that he was a good podcaster and I'm thinking about it I'm like is it possible that we can kind of bring Jay Hood into the mix and then I'm like damn him and Munchie got this whole issue so I hit up Jay Hood I said yo can I squash the issues with you and Munchie you think it's possible you said it's all good it ain't that serious I'm down to squash it I'm like all right beautiful I hit up Munchie I told him that he said yeah it ain't that serious it's cool we can squash it so I'm bringing y 'all together and I'm happy to do so because I feel like both of you probably got two of the better personalities on the west coast that uh I've had on the podcast for the last few years how did how did you guys even start uh having issues in the first place all these club house games, Instagram, prison games.

1:27It's hard to keep track. No, we really never had no issue. Cus spoke on something that his little homie told him, that Tiny Munchy told him, but he didn't get the facts straight. So that's what I'm saying. He a Don Moo. He's speaking on crit politics. And then he didn't ask to read nothing. He didn't ever do nothing like that. He spoke on something. And he spoke on me being on the 50-50 yard, but that's true. But he said, I told on somebody. And I ain't never told on nobody in my life. I'm not with no snitching. Ain't nobody never did an hour in jail for nothing I did. and the way I'm bred it is I don't even speak on shit if I beef with somebody I really beef with them in the streets like so I was new to the internet so I didn't know that people just speak on things you feel me but plus I know I know he can't see me right now but he like I said we meet him we spoke already on live though like he remember when he got to a squabble in the hood with the homie with the homegirl auntie with the homegirl uncle D 'Eric he got into a fight he squabble he put cuz out so I'm like I know you I know Janae I know yellow I know Janisha you know exactly who I am you just got to see me and you know I ain't no suckers so it wasn't no need for it we could have like I felt like he could have hollered at me personally before he got on the internet and just tried to slander my name and say and just put something out there that was inaccurate I can't really remember the beginning beginning all I just remember 50, you know.

2:48Then after that, I think I was probably returning some fire because of this old peanut butter shit. I think you said something. I think I was responding to that. Am I tripping? Yeah, you tripping because first you called Tiny Munchie. Tiny Munchie, you and Tiny Munchie was on a phone call. And then Tiny Munchie was speaking up on me. And then you spoke on something that he told you. which was completely inaccurate. But you know Tiny Munchie like I know Tiny Munchie. He just liked to speak on shit. He liked to talk. And he loved his internet shit. You feel me? Hey, all right. But, all right, J-Mac.

3:27I told J-Mac old boy that went out his way to get in contact with me, right? J-Mac don't even be coming to the hood. No, no, no, no, no, no. I'm talking about, I told him, though, about old boy that got a. Tiny Bob. Oh, you talking about the homie Tiny Bob from Shotgun? Exactly. He went through all these channels to get my number. I was like, for what? He did all that. Why he didn't say nothing when he seen me? That's what I heard. I was just in H.A. Davis. No, no, no. Young Ant told me. I was just over there because he didn't say none of that. I done asked for that though, right? But he hit my phone with that shit.

4:01It didn't say you no work. Huh? It didn't say you no work. He didn't say you no work. Just because a nigga. That's like if a nigga. That's like if I would have took an old boy from Queen Street who just jumped on the internet. How many damn moves just get on the internet just as A.O.F. Nino? All these niggas just jump on the internet and just say something about you. If I took something they said and just put it out there. I don't even know that nigga from Queen Street, bro. I barely know Tony Bob. I grew up with him. We and him never used to hang with each other. He from Shotgun. I love the Shotguns.

4:32I hang in the Shotguns. I was just in the Shotguns last week. I was just with the Shotguns. But he went to jail. I was like 17, bro. And now I'm 33. I mean, I ain't seen Tiny Bob. I put it like this. When I was out, I was having all the money in his section, doing everything. I caught a hat in his section. I went to jail because he's G1. G3 told on my case. It was always some weird shit going on. But I ain't got nothing against Cub, but he didn't say nothing to me when he seen me in person. All he did was introduce me to his son And tell his son oh this is Uncle Robbie And that's it I wasn't even gonna say his name I was just about to just refer to him to an old boy But he came way out his way And went through channels to get my number Text me Who is this Oh X, Y, and Z, true Then called He was in the halfway house at the time He got to tell me volunteer some shit I didn't even ask for But didn't show you nothing I ain't never had your number before We know each other We ain't cool to be just chatting on the phone I don't know what made him go out his way I mean but he did You feel me But like I said You got a thousand homies You could have been like hey send that paperwork And had this nigga read it to me Even if you can't see you could have been like hey If that is true before I speak on the internet I don't recall me Drawing first blood about this stuff I don't recall that You and Tiny Munchie went live He said, oh, man, the nigga J-Hood was there in the day room when four extras and Brays got down.

6:15Nigga, Tani Munchie said, that's crazy because that nigga J-Hood told. You said, oh, man, that's crazy. J-Hood was a low, but that nigga told. Nigga, you confirmed it. And I was like, why would you even put something on your platform that's not true? You're not supposed to. You're not. In my opinion, that is snitch allegations. Niggas get killed over snitch allegations. Okay, okay, okay. Okay, you said me and Tony Munchie had a conversation. Yeah, and y 'all was recording it. He wasn't even on his phone. It wasn't even like FaceTime. It was the audio. It was audio. And then you put it out on your platform.

6:43And Tony Munchie ain't got no platform. Then they got a prison cell. You feel me? So I'm like, damn, you got the bigger platform. And nigga, you a veteran in the game. And you the mayor in Inglewood. So I felt like before you put an allegation on it, nigga, you supposed to do your background check. Because you wouldn't want me to put an allegation out there before I do my background check. You put the treat, that's the first thing your mama teach you when you're younger. But didn't you kind of do the same thing saying that pin bird shit? Shit, no, I talked to the dead homies. I talked to Shady Blue from 6-0, nigga, and I talked to the little nigga from Fodys.

7:13I been with, who? You know, bro, I had young get on the phone, too. Who? This nigga named Touche from Fodys. They said the same thing. And shit. Touche. And at the time, I ain't gonna lie, but at the time, I was just coming for blood. I'm coming for blood. You put me out there, you lied on me. Why I can't lie on you? Hey, hey, hey. I don't know I was in that I dare I dare I dare I hate saying all these little nobody ass names but old boy from 60s come on bro come on bro it's been told over and over again that that shit is fictitious bro and I don't know if it's true or not I'm just saying you put something out there on me that was completely untrue fool I just did 11 years I just took a deal for 11 years 8 months nigga I done been shot up I done been shot up on camera at the mall, I done fought murder cases that I did not do, and I fought the death penalty.

8:05So for you to say that I told on somebody after I almost died, bro, and I almost got life, nigga, for not telling, for you to get on the internet and say I told, bro, that's like weird as hell. Dirty politicking is a real thing, right? Yeah. It's a real thing, but when somebody say something like that and then you was housed where you was housed, like, you know, a nigga would probably be more like, that's what went on. Maybe it was some telling or something. When somebody housed where they housed at, and then that's the word. Yeah, but I left the yard not because, nigga, I told no nobody I left the yard because they refused to handle the situation.

8:46Niggas didn't want to clear nothing up, and they felt like I should still be, nigga, cool. If a nigga tell me he don't want me to be my, I'm not trying to be no nigga friend. If a nigga tell me, hey, nigga, you not my homie, I'm not going to pretend to be your homie. I don't want to be part of nothing that bad that I got to sacrifice myself over. Nigga, if y 'all love me, I'm only going to ride for something that loves me, fool. Period, nigga. When I was in the pen, nigga, I was stumping, jumping, stabbing everybody. I was paying debts, nigga. When I was on the streets, nigga, I was catching hats.

9:15I was putting my life on the line every time. I've been shot 11 times, nigga. I done fought the death penalty. Nigga, I done fought life. Nigga, I got a deal for 11 years. I had to sacrifice, nigga, my family resources to pay for lawyers. I done did all that, nigga. And when I was all the way in it, I was all the way in it. There wasn't no straddling the fence. Nigga, I got stab wounds. I got bullet, I got gunshot wounds. And I ain't never said nothing. So for a nigga just to get on the internet and your little homie know I was in the county jail with cut. Every single thing that act like an enemy that came through there, I whooped.

9:47Every single thing, I whooped, I stumped, I jumped, I stabbed. Every time, I didn't think twice about it. I didn't care about catching no ad charge. So for a nigga to get on the internet and say I told nigga I was upset. Because nigga, I ain't never told on nobody. I don't give a fuck about what no nigga say. I don't care about no nigga say who went to jail. The pay man, we can, hold on, the dead homies, we can put the okay stuff. Hey, you know what's crazy though? I don't look in a nigga shit, cause it ain't my politic. I know, but you spoke on it. It ain't your politic. You spoke on it, fool.

10:16So, so, so, basically, you meant the same shit Spider-Log about that, that the shit went on my platform, that was said on my platform. Yeah. So I didn't initially say this shit, But since it was set on my shit But your But your name said it Tiny Munchy said it Nigga that's your whole That's your whole entire That's my foundation That's your foundation Your foundation spoke on it Nigga you got a name over there bro You have a name in the Inglewood family This nigga's gonna take your word for it fool I done ran into a gang of your homies And they asked me like Hey what's up with that you and Munchy I'm like shit nigga We ain't no fake beef I'm like that Anything I beef with I beef with it for real That's my boy Yeah that's my I was just talking to baby Doc That's my boy Nigga Lil Munchie That's my gangsta We was in Juvenile Hall Whooping shit together Dead homies Tiny niggas up Really on that On that type of time But that's my boy You know his real name That's my boy I really You feel me You know You know what time it is Like But I was just upset That this nigga Tiny Munchie After and then I called Tiny Munchie On the time On FaceTime With the nigga They tried to say I told on And nigga that say They tried to say I told on Got on Got on the FaceTime With Tiny Munchie And said That nigga didn't tell on me So, nigga, if you was just quick to jump on the internet and say, I told why the fuck you didn't get on the internet and say, that shit is false.

11:32Why you didn't get on the internet and say, hey, no, I just got off the phone with the nigga that they said that Jay Hood told on. Nigga, I read the paperwork. Then Jay Hood didn't tell on nobody. Why you going so out your way to smut me, but you're not going out your way to be a real nigga and right your wrongs? But was that clear to you prior to this conversation or was it something that you just kind of said? Like about the technical details about him ending up on the 50-50 hour. Like was that something that you just didn't even... All right, what he said about the dirty politic, basically when somebody found out the truth and you getting your hustle on, trying to like basically start you to stay or some shit like that.

12:13Nigga said, bro, nigga said this. Some homies gonna feel like you told. Some homies gonna feel like you didn't. And nigga, first of all, ain't no which way or no other, nigga. Either you told or you didn't. Black people try to make something dry. How the nigga tell if ain't nobody in jail? Telling is telling. Dead homies. But I don't feel like if me and you get put over and you tell me, nigga, hey, hey, say this is your stolen car. If you tell me, hey, say this is your stolen car, nigga, And I say, hey, I just stole this car. I just got this stolen car from somebody who I don't know, and I just picked up Munchie.

12:52Oh, man, you said Munchie name. Nigga, I didn't know this nigga real name. Nigga, I just said, nigga, I just picked Cubs up. Nigga, he never got charged with nothing. I got charged. Nigga, they find out, nigga, a murder happened in the car. Nigga, I say I acted in self-defense. Nigga, it's shooting this on video. Shooting on video. Yeah, I killed him. I'm not proud that I killed him, but I killed him. I had to. nigga nah what he asked did I know about I just know getting to where he was how was that it was something you fought on a nigga something like nigga trying to say like trying to charge you or some shit nigga tried to tell me that hey look you ain't got to show nobody else your work just give me some pages of spice I knock his out because I ain't no buster I refuse to be a buster and every time I got removed I never wrote it up that's why another thing once you get jumped so many times administration is going to move you that's the whole thing about a non-designated yard they just throw people on the yard they throw you on there and you have an opportunity to get off and once you get off they just bring you back and the way they do it is nigga they gonna walk you to the cell they gonna walk you one by one to the cell then they gonna put you in the sink a cell by yourself and then they gonna leave you in that nigga and i could have i got off the first time i could have got off again but after a while i'm like nigga i'm not gonna keep fighting and stay in jail these niggas talking about they don't like me these niggas really mad because nigga i don't got life i know i didn't tell nobody i know what i did i know i didn't tell nobody the nigga they try to say i told him i didn't tell him i know what i did i know what everything i did was not morally incorrect i don't care about morals i don't care about this bullshit ass street shit it's just selective anyway nigga i stand on morals nigga and integrity i don't care about other long as his morals and integrity, that's all I care about, I don't care about no he say, she say, nigga what I eat don't make you shit, what the next man eat don't make me shit so I don't care about how nobody else feel and once you realize that once I start feeling like that, everything just opened up to me like hey this shit not worth it so look, I got buster niggas who ain't never stabbed nobody on the yard calling me a snitch, nigga I got like 10 stabbings under my belt I got niggas who, this nigga's in jail for a gun case of robbery, nigga I'm in jail for catching hats.

15:12I got niggas who never killed nothing calling me a snitch. Niggas who never been in my predicament. Who never been interrogated for four hours. Nigga ain't never fought the needle. And these niggas feel like they can talk. Niggas ain't never been through nothing. That don't make sense. I mean, you are making me question some people I've interviewed in the past that have been accused of snitching because I feel like they should be as pissed off as you are. Yeah, bro. I'm gonna die. I'm gonna die. You are kind of tweaking, but also that's what you're supposed to do if somebody says one of the worst possible things about you.

15:38So I kind of appreciate the energy. It's crazy because look Say I was a snitch I walk real Don't nobody do nothing That been a thing though Yeah nobody do nothing So niggas can tell Ain't nobody gonna do nothing I was one I was one of them niggas Who I got multiple Removals of snitches I really removed snitches Off 50-50 yard And off the main line On the dead homies Nigga T-Loke Acacia Block Nigga Loco from Lantan Nigga I done removed plenty KJ from Great Street. I done removed plenty of snitches. So for a nigga to say what, I'm like, what? That don't make no sense, bro. So I'm like, you know what?

16:20I got these buster ass niggas who trying to smut me, who ain't never been through nothing, who don't know how it feel to really wet. Bro, I sit eight years in the county jail. I woke up, I watched my son grow up through Polaroid, bro, through pictures. I had to wait till the police bring me a letter through the tray slot in order to see the growth of my son. Nigga, my granny died. Nigga, I was fighting murder cases. Okay, I took a deal for one case that I did. I did what I did. But everything else, I had nothing to do with. But I stumped down, bro. And then the nigga I took the case for died two months after I took a deal.

16:58Nigga, he dead. Rest in peace, my brother Kano. But nigga, nigga, the state stumped down, I didn't say nothing, bro. And I could have got the death penalty, bro. and that shit foul for a nigga to lie on you. These niggas be, but what you understand is we black, bro, and these niggas be in competition. These niggas really want to, they take the narrative and just run with it, fool, instead of being like, you know what? I really know, cuz nigga, how that nigga snitching? I done seen this nigga stab up 10 people. This nigga in the parts, I done seen him see other sin niggas, I done seen him. He know about everything that's going on.

17:29It's not no secret what's going on in the streets. Bro, if this nigga was telling, why the fuck nobody put no paperwork out there? Why nobody ain't posted nothing? This nigga been viral on the internet there for a year this nigga been viral in the streets for 10 years all right so initially are are you do you you do understand initially okay because are you just jarred my memory that it was a conversation with me and tony much it was recorded i was on youtube all right boom now now uh after after that that's when the disrespect came from you right after hearing that all right so now it's a person wrong for thinking that may be fact based on this is random just volunteering blowing my phone up to relate this message, that's one.

18:11But two, they saying what they saying. And then you was housed at, is somebody wrong for thinking that? In my opinion, I don't speak on nothing unless I know it's for sure. Especially, you better be a snitch allegation. If a nigga can say, oh, you gay, I'll be like, oh, you can't prove if a nigga gay. But you said a snitch. You something you didn't go look for. Nigga just calling you. But then, you not wrong because that's not your politics and you a damn move. So you're like, man this crib nigga anyway I don't care about what this crib nigga going through let him go let's say turns here okay I didn't bring it up right you didn't bring it up but your foundation did okay I didn't bring it up I didn't ask the crib nigga to go out his way find my number text me right none of that shit and then the last factor like okay he has rehoused that so nah I didn't give a fuck to go look for that shit cause I I'm not even with the exposure shit because if a nigga if you ain't gonna act on it I ain't gonna entertain nobody paperwork.

19:11Exactly. I didn't bring this shit up to begin with. You didn't but you brought it to your platform and you never asked Tani Munchy have you read the work? That's just a question that when any time a snitch allegation get brought the first question I ask is have y 'all seen the work? Have y 'all seen it? And that's since day one. That's because I know people get hurt off that. I just seen people really get hurt off that allegation bro. This is not no other state bro We from California You get what I'm saying This is not no King Von Big Mike situation How Big Mike told he was walking the main line In the county jail Nigga in California The smallest smear on your resume You get stabbed The smallest thing to hold All the turnt up burnt out niggas tattoos on their face The killers in LA County Is gonna be like hey This nigga's a snitch We can't talk freely around So let's bash him Crips, Bloods, Hoovers Nigga, I done seen the Mexicans stab you I done seen the Mexicans stab snitches I done seen the Mexicans put on In high power, nigga Roll a newspaper Put soap on it, make a spear And as soon as the snitch nigga walked by Poke him, bam, right in his face I know how that shit go bro I know you understand that Because who you are So when a nigga just put on his platform Hey, this nigga's a snitch I'm like, nigga, I gotta defend myself bro I can't just let no nigga call me no snitch especially when I know I ain't told him nothing I know I would never tell him nothing but you defended yourself with some fictitious shit that doesn't and also okay let's just throw this out and somebody said this in the chat which is I think it's a pretty good point is that Munchie makes YouTube videos all the time does podcasts all the time and he never really like doubled down on it never made a video never click baited with it he just was having a conversation with someone and he responded real quick and didn't really go overboard with it Right?

21:02Every time he brung up Bray's name, he brung my name up. Oh, shit. Okay. Every time he brung Bray's name up. Bray's. Booty boy Bray's. You with the snitch nigga J-Hood. Nigga, you talk. I will never politic with J-Hood. This nigga's a snitch a million times, cub. Okay. So I'm like, bro, this nigga just can't just. Bro, this nigga been in the game for. He act like he ain't got homies who been dirty politics. Hey. Nigga, you got homies. You from Englewood families. It's niggas from Englewood families that's on 50-50 yards that ain't never told. Hey. Am I right? With Braze, niggas will catch some shaves, right?

21:33Because this nigga acting like this. That's damn business. But you fell out with Braze now too, right? That Braze is my brother. Is that permanent? Or that's temporary? I never fall out with Braze. Even if me and him have bump heads, I never. Okay. I don't beef with him. I don't want no. If me and a person is not finna get boogie in the streets, I don't want no beef with him. Well, you can't get boogie in with him because he's locked up. Exactly. But that's my brother. But I'm just saying, I don't got smoke with nobody unless we really smoke. I don't fake beef with no niggas. You think Braze is going to be mad at you for sitting down with Munchy?

22:03No, man. He sit down with people. He just sat down with Chucky Barbie who just did a live and diss me. Oh, yeah. How can you be mad at? This is the internet. This is the internet. He beef with who he beef with. I beef with who I beef with. You can't be mad at somebody for two grown men sitting down. This is what needs to be happening. And instead of people out there killing each other, two grown men need to be able to sit down and be like, hey, I'm wrong. I'm wrong for putting some fake. I'm wrong for putting fake news out there. I'm wrong for saying that Munchie B got peanut butter put in his ass.

22:36I am wrong. I apologize. I was upset because you put a fake narrative out there like I told on somebody. So I knew what would get under your skin. So I put it out. I put it out there. You press you or whoever your team is. They press upload on that phone. unless you got bomb service it take about 5 minutes you could have thought about 5 minutes this nigga is a snitch I ain't gonna put that out there blood I ain't read nothing blood matter of fact I'm gonna ask this nigga baby dot I'm gonna ask this nigga Lil Munchie did you read any work I feel like nigga I deserve that type of grace cause I would give you that grace bro I would not put no snitch allegation on no nigga who I have not seen no paperwork on period Crip, blood, hoover SA, Asian White boy, Jamaican I'm not putting no snitch allegation Because that is a serious allegation Especially in the state of California Niggas get smoked behind that In jail 50-50 yard, mainline It's niggas who get stabbed I've never seen people who did not tell I've never seen niggas get stabbed Over 115s, over write ups in prison Not nobody get an hour A nigga got 30 days, let's get back dead homies niggas get stabbed for that niggas get killed bro and especially what i what i sacrificed they got sacrificed they tried to give it i wasn't final i was fighting that needle bro yeah what do you mean fighting the needle the death penalty they wasn't trying to give me life oh they were trying to give me death damn and i stood down i didn't do it i didn't do it but i wasn't gonna tell on my boy i wasn't gonna tell on nobody so for negative like damn after all that i I just stood down eight years in the county jail, the most dangerous place.

24:25The L.A. County Jail is more dangerous than damn near any foyer. People, you, look how many people done died in L.A. County Jail. All right, you want to hear a crazy-ass donation we just got from I'm Watching Him? He said, you know somebody named CBOP? Yeah, from 555. Okay, CBOP said in one of his videos that Four Leaf told him that he was lying about the Munchie B. peanut butter situation, but he ain't gonna clear it up because they enemies basically, and he ain't gonna give them that. He basically saying, I heard that he said, nah, that didn't happen, but shit, he enemy nigga, I ain't clearing nothing up.

25:00I mean, I know that's bunk and fake tissues, and then you know, Nipsey made it go crazy with the tweet, but whatever, you know what I'm saying, but you know, that be niggas go to it, ain't got nothing else to talk about. I was like, I know T-Roll ain't really gay. But I ain't gonna get on the podcast and be like, hey, I apologize to T-Rail and his family cause I know he ain't really gay. No, I'm just keep it murky. No, I'm not a gangster, so I operate by a different standard. And he might be gay. Yeah, somebody got at me about, no, no, no, no, no, cause I was kinda telling, cause I don't agree with the talking about the kid shit, and now I'm talking about T-Rail doing it, but they said you did it too.

25:41I didn't know you did it. You called his son gay and shit? I didn't know that. I don't like where's the proof of that that's some DMs I got like oh you're taking up for Adam but you know he called his son guy I'm like I didn't know I do not condone slandering no children because if somebody come for my son any child that I love I'm taking that 100 % serious because it's my job like I used to protect my neighborhood I'm gonna protect my family and I'm gonna protect my children at all costs so I don't even participate in it that's why I said ATM Richie, you's a weirdo. Why? What'd he do? You didn't see the little...

26:17Oh, uh... And the goal of this is to become... To get a minor and become a kingpin and start kidnapping kids. Oh, yeah, you on the ATM Richie campaign now. Yeah, they need to mute him. But to be fair, I think he was talking about, like, other people, right? He was defending P4K. Oh, okay. He was defending P4K and said, this is the reason why people do this. But that's like saying, nigga, snitch, because nobody gonna do nothing when you get out of jail. and you have a better life and guess what? You'll get money. You'll be like 6 '9". When you was real street nigga, you don't condone that. You don't say, hey, this is – you don't give kids the blueprint to do some foul shit, especially if you say you was street nigga, but A.T.M.

27:00Richie not no street nigga. But wasn't in that clip that you posted, A.T.M. Richie was like describing how the pimp game works. But the way that you clipped it, it made it seem like he was saying that his plan – He was so passionate about saying it. I know it sounded crazy, but I think he was talking about what other people be doing. He was talking about P4K. And P4K, I don't believe P4K agree with that. I don't even believe P4K. I think P4K was so young, he didn't really, wasn't mature enough to realize what he was doing or what he was involved in. That's why they have new Senate bills that say after the age of, if you're not, the human brain, the male brain is not fully developed until they're 25.

27:36ATM Richie is in his 30s, like 38. He know damn well what he was saying. P4K is a kid. He's a child. I don't pay attention to Richie, bro. I don't pay attention to Richie, bro. He just kept saying my name. Kept saying my name. Made a song about me. But he won't fight me. And his girlfriend is on AV Baddies and she fight all the time. So damn, your bitch ass ain't gonna fight me but your girl done caught 10 phase this year. Your girl fight more than you, bitch. Your girl fight more than you. And you said he wanted to say my name. Nigga, I got no respect for you. You need to go. First of all, you need to go get your 5D.

28:13You need to go get your DP. You need to get your run, your bitch ass back to Lancaster. What, ATM Richie has a DP on the way? ATM Richie. ATM Richie is running from his politics. Oh, damn. I don't run. I don't. I'm not scared to pull up anywhere. That's all I'm going to say. So, okay, can we both agree that mistakes were made, that you should not have jumped to conclusions about this alleged situation, and that he should not have been so willing to easily accept this snitch narrative. Yeah, I apologize. Like 10 minutes ago. Okay, good. I didn't jump to no conclusion. What he mad about is that it got uploaded to my platform during the conversation I had with Tony Munchy.

28:51And everything you said regarding Braves. Every time you said my name regarding Braves in a negative manner. The thing with Braves is he's communicating to somebody that's on the yard that ain't good, but there he calling everybody Zarks, Marks, Parks, and trying to pull people, pull cars, though. All right. Where you at? Got nothing to do with your character. No, no, no. I'm saying that's it. Where you at? Don't got nothing to do with your character. You basically caught a stray. Because I'm talking about this dude, you know what I mean? And this nigga in the cell with his arc. Yeah. She leaves his arc.

29:21She be washing Bray's drawers. Right. Marked out, getting removed off seven different yards. Rolling up by the dorms in the county. Rolling up by the dorms. But no, he got removed about four yards since he'd been in prison. But my thing is, that was a straight. That's an indirect straight, though. You know what I'm saying? He's the Damu punching bag. GB is the Damu punching bag. They don't f*** with him. And he from Anthem. Anthem is one of the most active Damu gangs in L.A. So how you don't even got the Anthem in you? How you ain't got the uh? Nigga, I know some real uh. Nigga, your brother uh.

29:52How you like, nigga, how you like that? Right. How you soft? Nigga, I know niggas like PT. I know real Anthem, Buddha. Nine ball seven. I know real Anthem. That's the uh. You ain't got nothing aggressive in you Like nigga you just grew up over there Like you grew up over there got sent off And called a life sentence told on yourself Nigga you told on yourself You placed yourself at the scene of the crime It's all over YouTube Nigga you a bitch Nigga you dick riding Braze You dick riding bro Braze really like that Braze the nigga who drew a nigga fresh out of water Went to YA full body got out 8 months Then went back to jail for full Nigga don't crashing out in the county jail Stabbing jump doing all that Braze is the one who was torpedoed.

30:33Braze was the one that didn't give a f***, nigga. You looking up to Braze, GB. You talking about shit you don't know nothing about, nigga. The chat wants to know what a Zark is. A Zark is a buster. I don't even know where that word came from. It came from my homeboy T-Rock from Tinline. E-Rock. Does it come from Mark? Yeah, it come from Mark, but it's like a Zark. My homie T-Rock from Tinline made that word up. Free baby T-Rock, free chin tapper. I was wearing the No Zark Zone hoodie on Hollywood Boulevard, and a couple people came up to me, asked me what a Zark was. A Zark is like a weenie, a buster.

31:02I thought it was a gay person specifically. Like a zucchini weenie, this buster, bitch. But it's not like specifically a gay person? No, not at all. Just because G.B. looked like you feel me? I know he got that little twinkle in his eye. He had a little different. He different, but I don't think he gay. I don't think, because I ain't seen nothing, you feel me, but he definitely soft. All right, can I bring up a hot topic? It's hot topics with your boy, Ann Hefe. Man, free Ann. Free Ann Hefe, but, you know, we thought it was a big deal when Brick Baby caught a Fed case for, like, buying guns. Now, all of a sudden, we got a No Jumper host who allegedly caught a body, like, and then came and did the podcast a couple days later and was laughing and having a good old time.

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31:50Because he didn't catch nobody. Because he didn't catch nobody. He innocent, free, young Ann Hefe. So do you actually have reason to think that he was not? Because that's one thing people keep saying is like there's a pretty good chance that he did not actually throw a blow in the situation. He might have just been there. I know for a fact he didn't participate. That dude, he innocent. Not like that. But young Ant, he been through so many traumatic experiences. And so he just got out of jail from doing that stretch. When you do, when you, like me, I just did a similar stretch. When you do a stretch, you see a charge coming.

32:26you see when people do a dumb shit you get away so I know for a fact even if I doubt I seriously doubt he was there but even if he was there I can I guarantee you he left he didn't do nothing he didn't participate in nothing he wouldn't do that he not that's not him even if he had no personal knowledge nothing like that was gonna go on he had no personal knowledge that what he was like he had no personal knowledge nothing was going on and once he seen something going on, I guarantee you he left because that's the type of person he is. So that's what the cops would do in a situation like that? They'll take everybody who's from that neighborhood and just kind of wrap them all up in it if they were at the scene of the crime?

33:06Exactly. Somebody tell him. That's what that means. In my opinion, I think somebody just threw his name around. Somebody had to say something. And this is all speculation. But I talked to young Ant. Since he got locked up? No, not since he's been locked up, but I talked to him. And that's big bro the way his mind is set up he is not going to participate in nothing like that he is way past that based on everything I've seen of him I would say the same thing that he seems like someone who's on some cool older player shit and the idea of him even taking part in a DP sounds kind of crazy the idea of him being so reckless with it that the guy ended up losing his life now granted like random shit can happen but everything that I think we've seen at Ann Heffield over the last year has not indicated that he would be and I'd have been in the 80s when people get to arguing and young and be like, hey, get that shit from over here.

34:03So I couldn't see him not doing that. You know what I'm saying? Like he actively distanced himself from criminal activity and he's innocent and they need to free my boy. Wait, so you said you were in his neighborhood with him recently? Like last month. What is that relationship like? Like you gotta know him pretty fast. Well, if you were over there, right? I'd be in the A-Tray. Like, all right, so, like he said, the homie from Shotgun reached out to him. The Shotguns, I hang with the A-Trays. Okay. Those are my homeboys. Those are the homies. Shout out to A-Trays. I hang out over there. I hang, I grew up over there.

34:39J-Hood just hang out in every Cripp hood. No, not every Cripp hood. Not everybody. Many. Many. You're a uniter. Yeah, I'm not on no bullshit. I'm chilling, man. I go wherever I want to go. I'm not no tough guy. I just want to be able to live. free the earth is my turf bro you feel me but i do be in the a-trades i got a lot of love for the a-trades the a-trades was the homies and i was just over there with young gant you feel me and he distances up from criminal activity he cool and he need to get released they need to free that man he you know they need to free that man he wasn't enough dudes who he got a whole lot of potential his family need him to be honest like he ain't no person that need to be riding away in the cell and nobody deserves to be riding away in the cell but it's certain people who just taking up space.

35:27It is people out here taking up space and he not one of them. He not one of them dudes who don't take care of his kids. He not one of them dudes who don't take care of his mama. He not one of them dudes who don't take care of his siblings. He not one of them dudes who gonna sit and watch you crash. He not one of them dudes when he see one of his young homies falling off and they need some encouraging words or they might need a dub,$20, he gonna do that. You know what I mean? He not going to let you just. Wait, so are you seeing this before? You think that the plan with the cops is basically. They want to see him tell.

35:59He's not going to. They lock everybody who is there up and then nobody's going to tell or nobody's supposed to tell. And everybody's going to drop the case. And so then it might be years and years and years of sitting there waiting. In which case he's not like, he could probably just say like, yo, I wasn't there or whatever right now. But he can't even really do that, right? All right. So look, this is a true story. I was in an L.A. County jail, right? and somebody, I'm not even going to get too specific, a dude landed inside a cell, right, and he gets beat to death. It's a four-man cell. Three people get charged.

36:31They don't know who beat this nigga to death. They don't know if he got jumped. They don't know if one person did it by himself. They all get charged for first-degree murder. They didn't speedy trial. They fought the case for like 18 months, and then eventually when, like, they start to give people manslaughter deals. So either you're going to go to trial or you're going to take a manslaughter deal. And the manslaughter deal in the L.A. County jail is like six years, three years. But if young aunt waited out, and what I will see how the best I can see is somebody else take, if somebody, if he waited out and go speedy trial, he could be home in six months.

37:14if he speedy trial it he could like you don't want a restaurant like that though if you know you didn't do it it kind of relies on everybody being on the same page right no because look I have my speedy trial rights right I have my speedy trial rights you have your speedy trial rights if you show good cause to why you want to waive time and I say no I want my speedy trial rights they don't have to separate us they have to they have But if I waive time just one time, then the prosecution can show good cause on why, hey, he already waived his speedy trial rate. But that can only go like two court dates, and then they're going to have to go right back to exercise your speedy trial rates.

38:00Crazy. but most cases with unalivings and shit they wanna drag like sit on the floor many witnesses memories get foggy, witnesses die over the laws change so people try to and you don't wanna rush yourself into a life sentence you know what I'm saying, you don't rush nothing like that, I understand that too but in that particular case, I believe nigga nobody better tell Nobody gonna tell. I believe he ain't gonna be straight. He gonna get out regardless. I just think he got to go through the process. But he gonna get out though because, you know what I'm saying? Because he innocent. He ain't do shit.

38:42He innocent and I know when he come home, he gonna move even more strategic. This ain't nothing but a bump in the road and God got a plan for that man. And free young and half a and all praise the most high. And everything happened for a reason. It's all blessings. because now even Young and NamUs, the hottest name in the streets right now. Everybody's talking about him. So when he come home, everybody going to have it. TMZ, the whole America is wondering what's going to happen with the No Jumper co-host, Young and Jefe. When he come home, everybody going to want to keep an eye out on him. You know what's crazy, though, is it feels like we're getting a lot less shit for this situation.

39:23But for some reason with the Brick Baby situation, it felt like we got so much shit for that even though realistically both of these situations have like nothing to do with no jumper but the difference with the no the brig baby one is that the night before he got arrested he's sitting on the podcast with loose cannon and you could see blicks on both of their waists which is insane like just the fact that they both had guns and that they both couldn't keep their shirts down um that's insane but then i don't know like i had so many rappers mad saying like oh i can't do an interview it's a fed platform whatever and i'm like it's a fed platform just because one of the hosts got a gun charge that was like completely unrelated to our shit or whatever but for some reason i haven't really been hearing that about the ant hefe thing now like all you have to do is pay attention to it and it's like oh this situation happened in a parking lot in this neighborhood like far away from where we record at so i don't know but it has been kind of kind of crazy just seeing the the media go nuts over this trying to figure it out.

40:21I think that the reason why they was more on the Brick Baby case is because the feds are going to use clips from No Jumper in their case. But you can't control what's already uploaded on the internet. You cannot control what people, you didn't put no guns in nobody's head until they didn't speak on this. Because I'm sitting right here and so they sitting right here breaking loose and Brick Baby all yawning. and like you're just seeing the shit and like I'm on this side so I'm not seeing that's like if I had a gun showing right now right and then my pro officer see me you can't control if I get violated even if it was a BB gun my pro officer gonna be like nigga you had it on you look nigga look it's on 300 ,000 views if I don't violate you my boss gonna say something to me I gotta violate you so that's the difference though is because they implicated theyself.

41:19Munchy, how you feel about your boy Flacco as well as a lot of the other YouTubers like TrapoRoss, 1090J, etc. They all been getting a lot of shit because there was like one day where they reported on a completely separate murder that happened at a taco truck, maybe in the same area and apparently the situation had nothing to do with Ant, but people kind of looked at the dates and they ended up basically saying that oh this is probably it they all reported on it and then like within 24 hours it just looked crazy. I'm disappointed in that trap. I expect that out of Flocko though. You know what I mean?

41:53I expect that out of him but like just he ain't going to jail for the crime he ain't jailed for and then they looking for a recent unalive and they talking about Bic you son and all this little extra shit. Yeah that was the other one. And the fake ass journalist that's all like you know what I'm saying and everybody want to be first to break the story. You know what I'm saying? But it's crazy because they all compete with each other so if Flocko's going to make that video from Trap or Ross and 1090 Jake's perspective, it's like, well, they got to make the video too or else they're getting left behind.

42:21But let's keep it real, though. Flocko be talking to these fake-ass game bangers, though. You think that's who told him that? Yeah, I know for a fact that somebody told him that. And he trusts that that person is credible. You know what I'm saying? Right. And I don't know, man. I don't know why they talk to that dude. Right after the marathon burger, he get right on Clubhouse and say the whole story on what happened. How the do he know what a rolling 80s is? You know what I mean? Yeah, I remember that. Like people be talking to that dude. I don't know. They want to go give him a break or hire him or some shit or whatever.

42:58I just think before, how you just said everybody in competition. This is real life. Everything is not no competition. All content is not good content. I didn't make no content about that. because even when I seen that, I'm like, you know what? I really want to help the community, bro. I really know this shit is bullshit and I really know niggas from Pueblo's and I really know H.R. gangsters. That could have really started something. That could have really, somebody bandit, I know this nigga over there, he from a project, bro. The project is like middle school, high school. You just lost somebody.

43:36These people who went to first and second grade with him, what if they would have just jumped in the car and went to the 80s? But ironically, the dude, the blood dude who put it out there, they said that he did get DP'd for putting that narrative out there, right? Everybody getting DP'd. This is a DP summer. No, no, no. He got it from Flacco. Oh, yeah, and then that's the crazy thing, though, is Flacco acted like he got it from him and he acted like he was actually summarizing what he saw in Flacco's video, I guess. He from over there, though, bro. So he shouldn't even be regurgitating that stupid-ass shit.

44:08Yeah, but he older, so he's not really in the streets like that no more. And now he trying to be a podcaster. He trying to get out the streets. A lot of people jump on this internet and they be like, you know what? This is my new lane. I don't want to be out the streets. Instead of being in the streets of Los Angeles, I'm going to be on these YouTube streets. But that's the stupid ass way to report your news, bro. Yeah, especially play Yo Hood. And you from over there. That's why I was like, man, I ain't going to say too much about him because the Pueblos go into, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, but he good peoples, though.

44:37No, that was some bullshit. That was some bullshit, but people make mistakes. and he went over there and he owned up for his mistake. And I respect that he ain't run from no mistake. I don't respect people who run from their mistakes. If a nigga, as long as a nigga take accountability, it's morally correct. So if you want to be a podcaster or something, do y 'all research Dan Reporty. And then if you, he was doing a reaction video. We live on NoJubber, like, oh, Young Eddie Jill, you could see it say LAPD 7-7 division. If you really familiar, you know Dan Will 7-7 division. Not way over there on Holmes in Slauson Avenue.

45:12Who is that? That's Newton or something. Newton Division. I don't know. I'm going to be down there. I'm going to be that way. But I'm saying like. 77, they pick you up. You know they 77 way over there. If you from your hood, you know what police station come get you. Right. Like you feel me? Like I'm from where I'm from. I'm going to the Carson Sherriff station. Okay. That's the crazy thing about the age that we're in content wise is that if I make a video and say, yo, ever since he got out of prison, J-Hood killed three people. i'm up unless i can actually prove what i'm saying but if somebody makes a video and it got 50 views and in that video they say jay hood caught three buddies since he got out of prison and then i sit my ass down in front of the computer and i watch it and i say well hey he's making a good point the dates line up he has been out of prison he's he's known for doing things with the glizzies is like then all like responsibility is officially waived and as long as I'm reacting it's totally fine see now what I I don't even want to I believe okay I know how to say this I believe that Young Woo that's his name right I believe Young Woo trusted Flacco's content but you from Pablo's yeah I know but you gotta think other stuff that he has reported on people feel like it's true.

46:34It may be true and maybe not. I don't believe it's true. You feel me? I don't believe everything he posted is true. But like say everything he said about Chud the Builder, everything he said about everything else that happens in LA. Like we all, given that we don't have insider info, we all assume that every single thing he said about Chud the Builder is probably true, right? Yeah. And about other things. So I believe that Young Woo trusted that content. He felt like that was a reliable source. But that's crazy. is that even a dude from a neighborhood will trust a YouTube reporter more than like whoever they could talk to in their whole neighborhood.

47:09Maybe they don't want to share the information with him. Or maybe they just don't really talk like that. A lot of niggas don't know what happened. Nigga don't know, bro. The nigga from Liberia, you gonna listen to him? Hey, have you got 400 ,000 subscribers? Yes. Y 'all done been shot at and y 'all done know who the shot at y 'all. Until the police went to jail. Until somebody, I done been shot at. We'd have been shot at. Homies that'd been killed. They'd be like, wait, who would deal for that? Nick, we was going over here. Yeah, but I ain't going to listen to the vlogger. I ain't going to listen to the podcast.

47:40But I believe the only reason that they trusted Flacco's narrative is because Flacco be a no jumper. So he felt like, and then from the outside looking in, it feels like Flacco has a inside source at LAPD. No. That source is not cooperating with no jumper. That's his own source, if that does exist. I don't know if it exists. Well, he damn near said it. When he was talking about who allegedly killed Draco, he's talking about, I know because the cops told me that they are going to arrest this guy. That's why I was like, whoa. Yeah, right? But he posted a detective. You could call and get the detective number and push five.

48:17That's just a regular number you could Google. You know what I'm saying? He posted the number right here. That's just bullshit. I didn't look that deep into it. I just was like, whoa. But that's because I'm not a non-mover. You call the police station and then boom, and you put the extinction in. that's just a regular number that nate on no shit yeah and i'm just all i'm i'm not i'm not here to slander flaco's content i'm just saying flaco do a damn good job spreading that narrative he a great storyteller you feel me that's exactly a story tale a great storyteller and it's entertainment it's people who make fake news up all the time i'm not saying flaco make fake news up i believe that hey though flaco had an inaccurate source and flaco stop listening to that nigga who told you that right because even like the other day flaco put out a video where uh so there's a dude who's on the podcast now named doughboy and he is a non-affiliate from sacramento he's 46 he fat and he got no jubbers at it he did yes and i was so i'm like dead no we didn't fire him but All right, so he came on the podcast the other day, right?

49:25And there's a dude who was in one of those host competitions named Kyle. Kyle is a black dude and another non-affiliate. He wears glasses. He's a nerd. He's funny, though. And he comes in, and he gets drunk as f***ing drinking Henny, and he starts talking hella shit to Doughboy, telling him that everybody hates him, all this shit. And all that is fine. But then at one point, he just walks over, takes his titty, and just jiggles his titty in his hand. Assault. And everybody in the room just loses. But he don't even get up. And I've told Dope Boy, like, yo, you cannot be fighting on here. Like, no fighting.

49:56He did keep it professional. He did keep it professional. But I'm not going to lie. Like, from the audience's perspective, like, I don't know if they're ever going to respect him again after he got his titty jiggled. That was crazy. That's why Dope Boy needed to make his own platform because I would have been like, hey, titty toucher. Hey, we finna go to the park and squabble. How about that? Yeah. I mean, if I was him, I probably would be calling for some sort of park squabble right now because he got to do something, man. Because if you, if, if, but that's if you really care about how these people feel about you, though, man.

50:28Yeah. Once you know who you is and you know what you're capable of, oh, that shit don't even matter. It's irrelevant. You, if the rule, the name of the game is stay out of jail because they will find, you know what? But, yo, from a jail perspective, Doughboy really got to do something because Kyle said you look, your body like pinky. He said, I want to wife you. He said, You got a bottle? You got a bottle? What do you call him a bitch back? Not really much, yeah. But then it was just right after he was threatening to be fired, though, right? I mean, I think Doughboy knows he's on shaky. Was it before?

51:01He's on shaky footing for sure because the fans are like, they ain't really going for it. They ain't really f***ing with him like that. They like seeing him get tortured, but I don't know if they're ever going to enjoy just sitting here watching him have a conversation about something. I wanted him to get off on him. Yeah, no, but if he don't want to get fired. Nah, f*** that. Because, man, it was suspecting the brother. They thought the s*** was funny. It wasn't funny to me, bro. That s*** wasn't funny to me. No, that s*** wasn't funny to me. It was funny, but it was like too far. Like, damn, that's enough.

51:32That was like, it was kind of OD. And you're getting violated by the dude with the lowest rank at No Jumper. He don't work here. He's barely even been on the podcast. He shows up drunk as f*** and just violates you, jiggles you. So that's probably why he did it. Because he was trying to trick Dope Boy out of his spot. No, and he said that the whole time. He was saying like, listen, I'm trying to get your spot, so I'm going to just violate you, bitch. You can't let a nigga trick him out of his spot. You can't let these weirdos trick you out of your spot. Yeah. And he said that too. He said, I want your spot.

51:57That's why. Yeah, so this bitch, this bitch, this bitch-ass nigga want to hate because he lost because he was in the competition, right? Right. You Mack is dope away. One. One, and now you're trying to trick another man out of his spot? No, nigga. You ain't got to trick another man out of his spot. what you need to do is come back correct come back harder the shit got even weirder too because then Doughboy it was like he was trying to prove himself and he said that a girl came and I don't know if it's true or not but he claimed that he had a girl come and then he f***ed her in the bathroom which I don't know if this is true or not but I'm pissed if that's true because that is absolutely like you can't like I don't know what you think you're doing you can't be doing that we don't need to overweight people in the bathroom that's disgusting weird it's gonna smell like crazy was very upset he came back in and said that shit all my kids is watching this yeah because he started talking about it on the podcast right after he did it we have no idea if he actually did it but then allegedly she was upset because she's sitting out here watching it on the stream and the problem is is too is that when he was saying that he just to go in the bathroom he sounds zesty as it sounded crazy he's like guess who just got some pussy in the bathroom and i'm watching it just like bro you for real?

53:12Like, what? They said he got up and left. He was only gone for like four minutes and came back and said, I'm like, damn, that nigga got in and out. Bro, we can't have elephants breeding in the bathroom, man. This is too much. If I fire him for that, I'm just making it about that. What are you thinking? If you fire him, I'm going to laugh so hard because he got the no jumper symbol tatty. So that's like you meet a bad bitch and she act like she love you and you got the name tatty and then she leave. But why Like, what would ever make him think that it's okay to just a random girl in the bathroom?

53:45Which I also, I still have no idea if this is true, but... Why would he think that? Because he, I don't know what type of party he think this is. He could have went to the car. I think it's true, man. Right. Fuck it in the car. That sounds great. He just got the no-jumper experience just too much. He just... He thinking me. Yeah, he thinking you. This is my only little plug talk room right here.

54:07Now, I don't think anybody ever did that before. That you know... AD, I don't think I ever piped here. T-Rell, for sure, didn't pipe here. Duno, dear God, I hope he never piped here. Dear God. Brick Baby, for sure, I don't think so. He could have went to the car. Who was that horny? I think when you're that big, it's probably hard to fuck in the car. Yeah. No, you better get a big body. Yeah, yeah, you're going to need a different kind of car, yeah. You need a 15 passenger. Escalade with the back seats down. I don't know. You better get a minivan. I better get a minivan. She could have ate something.

54:52That's weird. Give her a nice little lifestyle there. Show her the way of life and the 15 passenger. Set up a little picnic. Josh got to tell some stories. I think they started arguing when he came back out. she was mad like you're done already? no no no that he went in there and said that on the wall alright you wanna know the thing is when I went to the Wildin' House show with Doughboy that's how he met the girl I'm outside and he's she's groupie yeah he's taking photos with fans a girl pops out a car she got a bald head she look just like him they both got the same exact bald head I swear to god and she is taking a picture with him whatever I'm filming them taking pictures just like ah y 'all got the same haircut and then that's his new boo thing.

55:35Which on one hand, yo, good for you. Go a fan, marry a fan, do whatever you gotta do. That is crazy. He didn't have a girl when he came to No Jumper. If you want to listen to him, he claims he got infinite girls. He got pussy falling out the sky. Why would he get on the internet and say I got some pussy in the bathroom, y 'all. Because if he had infinite females, they would have been like, oh, so you bragging about I wasn't the bitch you f***ed. Yeah, that's what I was thinking. They would have cussed his ass out. I would have popped his tires Bust his window He's crazy He met her that day I want to know Yeah but then the stream Was like a couple weeks later But still I mean that's just I don't know It's just kind of crazy I was with him when he met one girl And that's the girl That he's apparently And they got the same haircut Yeah Baldies Yo We gotta talk about this We got one big thing That stands between y 'all Eventually being on real good terms Which is Voldemort himself Wack 100 You claim that you are That Wack is like an uncle to you.

56:32Yep. And Munchie, I guess Wack is like an uncle to him, like an uncle that he hates and he doesn't want anything to do with. Yeah. I don't believe Wack got no real ill intent. They just be getting it too. They die. That's not more business. And I didn't know that your dad was like super tight with Wack. Like I would have asked about that in the original interview. Yeah. Let's see, look. Wack don't mean no harm. Stutterbucks. Wack a fight. Wack a fight. Wack don't mean no harm. He just speak. He just speak will come to his mind. He really feel like he's speaking this. But I think when he speaks, it's fair to say that he means some harm with what he says and does.

57:04Yeah, but he don't mean no physical harm. You know what I mean? Like, he don't want to see nobody, like, unalive. You feel me? He just, he understands the content world. He understands the internet.

57:18And in reality, y 'all both got two platforms. Y 'all go at each other. You feel me? But that's Don Moo business. And I don't got nothing to do with that. Y 'all both Don Moos. that's my uncle I got none of the love and respect for him I'm not going to go against him and y 'all Don Moose and that is the B's and the P's responsibility to hash that out me and you shouldn't be beefing over what you got going on with your homie whether you like it or not that's still your homie he's still banging that same flag as you you know like I know that's y 'all politics that's Don Moose business whatever y 'all got going on that's Don Moose business and I ain't got no obligation to intervene in that.

58:00How you feel about that? Nah, yeah, that's what I sound like, man. I said he got the uncle-nephew thing going on. I'm like, maybe you're talking these allegations talking about plants and shit. I'm like, man, I don't know. I can never be a plant. No, no, no, no, no. I'm kind of artificial shit. Even though I know the other shit wasn't even true, though, with the P-Nice and Brick Baby, like him saying the N-word. You know what I'm saying? Oh, he said, I know that was. Wait, what? They had the little narrative that whack. Oh, told DW to say the... Yeah, I know that was it. You know what I'm saying?

58:34That's how they talk. I doubt it. Yeah, they just said that. That's how they talk. Yeah, that's just vernacular. That's how they just talk. Whatever. It was so... You can tell that was like natural. Yeah. Like he thought he was on 21st Street in Locust. Right. Hey, we all got a window into how certain people talk in that whole situation too because then when Spody Face was talking to Brick on the phone, Brick said, yeah, there's some off-brand cripping over there. so all of a sudden we got like oh shit that's how brick talk when you're not on camera no that was brick defending himself I know but still that's how he probably but he wasn't saying off-brand like they not yeah they're not rolling they not he's saying no he's saying off-brand like nigga these niggas not our immediate enemies this is some they trade they they not a-trade gangsters or or hoovers they insane but they affiliate with them yeah they affiliate with He's not no direct enemy.

59:23He wasn't saying off-brand like some bullshit. But would you have thought that the Insanes would be talking about that like about a cigarette? Yes. I didn't know that. A lot of people probably might not have known that. That's how they talk. That's their lingo. That's how the homies talk. Yeah, you gotta understand that. Especially DW. DW, we thought you was a nice corporate dude. We've seen you on TV. He is. He a businessman but that's how he talk. He really from over there. He not playing. He really from over there. So, okay. How much was your part of your life? Because we don't really know about that.

59:59My dad was... My mom didn't want me, didn't want my dad around because my dad was in the streets. So, alright, so look, my mom is from out the 90s. She from the 90s. So, to her, Carson was the suburbs. So, she wanted to get me away from my father and move me to what she considered was the suburbs. She didn't know that Carson was a predominantly black neighborhood and anything that is predominantly black and Hispanic is going to have gangs all throughout L.A. County. You know what I mean? And then, like, my mom and her friends, all that grew up, like, in the 9-0s and the Hoovers. And, like, my uncle, they used to be from 9-0 Hoover before they turned 9-0 neighbor.

1:00:41Like, my family is, like, really deeply embedded in the 90s. like so like my aunties is from A. Trey Hoover but my uncles was from 9-0 Hoover but they all turned 9-0 neighborhood they was from Orchard and all that so my mom was from rolling 90s but my aunties was from Hoover they all of them felt like Carson was a good neighborhood so they all took some money and went and bought houses in Carson and rented houses in Carson and raised me and my cousins in Carson so my dad didn't even know where we was at my dad my mom like took me away from my father and then like right before my mother passed away because my mother passed away when i was in uh 10th grade so uh my mother was like nigga was like i can't teach you how to be a man i need your father gonna have to teach you how to be a man and uh when i my ninth grade year I went to TAF.

1:01:39I moved to Willing Hills to my dad house and that's when me and my dad really became like close. So like from adolescent like from zero to ninth grade I had no relationship with my father. But from ninth grade on up me and my father we had a relationship. It was shaky. It was a father son relationship but you know he had missed that time and shit I was already in the streets. I was hearing stories about him about how he was operating in the streets and all I knew was that's it I was in the streets You know, so he kept trying to get me out the streets He felt like I was breaking into jail because he like me you grew up in Carson.

1:02:19He from Main Street You feel me from the east side So he think Carson to the suburbs to just like how my mama think until he ran over there and was like wait a minute nigga, this look like It's a hundred. It's a hundred niggas on this block. It's all type of nutty blocks and Southson Stevenson Villages and all different type of Compton Cribhoods. This is just like regular politics. It's the same thing. You feel me? Somebody in the chat said, ask him how he feels about his dad telling. He did what he did. I don't actually know the details. He did what he did, but I still love my father. I don't care what he did.

1:02:57Is that a challenge, though? Is that weird to balance those two emotions? My dad not in the streets, and I don't look at nobody in my family. I don't govern nobody that I care or love about but street rules. And I don't care about nobody in the street, no street rules. This shit is over with. Man, if... Oh, you team streets is dead? The streets is dead. Munchie, rebuttal.

1:03:24Munchie, do you believe the streets is dead? You know like I know, it's niggas around here who done told in everybodyhood that be around and it be real active members that be like, shit, he told, but he ain't tell on me. So I'm not finna do nothing to him. Or, nigga, before I shoot this nigga, I go shoot an op. You feel me? It's niggas out, it's people who told who still. I think everything is nicer, bro. You know, like the NBA ain't like the old NBA, NFL ain't like the old NFL. Everything is nicer. Like, they got this civilian shit. I think a snitch is a snitch. I don't give a game bang or not.

1:04:01Back then, you told, and then the next week the house would be making you up out of here because they scared of the retaliation. But now, you know what I'm saying, shit's so nice. You know what I'm saying? I mean, shit's nicer and shit, but I don't know about the streets of there because shit's real, man. Niggas getting their top knocked off. For telling. Yeah, people get it. And even playing with the snitch conversation. Not like that. You see what happened with Nipsey for even playing with the conversation. And that need to be a lesson to a lot of people. Don't call nobody no snitch without no paperwork.

1:04:37Because niggas still ain't posting that paperwork on Eric Holden. No, because he didn't tell. Yeah. That's a co-lesson right there. Do you think that was just a word on the streets going around and Nipsey was just saying what he heard? Yeah, it was going around. Because Brick Baby told me a million times that it was capped too. It seemed like he would have told me. They got pulled over in a car. him and you know what I mean that's none of my business it's not true though however the dude didn't tell he did not tell so he never told nigga somebody a good guy found in the car somebody was on the road he not playing so I mean I don't know see it's nicer now he wasn't mature enough see look I I when that's why Like, I understand how he felt because I got lied on, bro.

1:05:29And I'll be ready. Boy, listen. But, man, you got to mature. You got to love freedom of speech. People can feel how they want to feel. You feel me? People can say what they want to say. Now, I understand now. You got to know yourself. If you really care about the narrative that someone else is putting out there to the point that you want to, if you don't want to play the game that they're playing, you really want to go pick up a firearm and go, you feel me, send them to the maker, send them to the creator off some words. I feel like you're emotionally immature. And with maturity comes self-control.

1:06:16And I realize that all the years in the game, gangbanging, it makes you emotionally immature and your homies teach you to be emotionally immature. They teach you to say, hey, if you hear a certain food phrase, you should get so emotionally distraught, you should attack somebody. They tell you, hey, if you hear a nigga say crab, nigga, you better attack. If you hear a nigga call you a snitch, attack. If you hear a nigga do this, if a nigga, if you hear somebody verbalize an insult, you are supposed to, you're supposed to resort to violence. Crash out. Yeah, crash out, and that's stupidity. And that's emotionally immature.

1:07:04Because guess what? you made an immature, you reacted off impulse, off decades of rules and regulations that teach you to fail, rules that are made for us to fail, rules that's going to keep the prison population. If you sock somebody, you're going to jail. You hit somebody one time. You're going, man, you don't even, if you create a defensive stance. Assault, an assault is this is, if I throw something at you and it don't even hit you, that is assault. And you're going to jail for that. It's a misdemeanor assault. You point a pistol and on a shooter, that's assault with a firearm. That's assault.

1:07:48The battery is when you hit somebody. Now, everything is a crime, that's what I'm saying. So if they've been telling us for years, hey, if somebody says something, if somebody says something, that disrespects your community or disrespects these guidelines or disrespects you, you have to crash out and commit a felony or a misdemeanor. If you got any felonies, anything you do, any misdemeanor you do is going to get bumped up to a felony. You got to commit a felony offense. They're basically telling you, hey, if a nigga joke with you or say anything, go do three to five. You're going to be going to throw three years of your life away.

1:08:31and that's stupidity. It's pure stupidity. It'll make no sense. So, if I feel like if Eric Hoding was a little bit more mature, we'd still have Nipsey. You feel me? Maybe if he would've just fought or just then choose the, the hatred and then choose the, because we needed Nip, bro. We still need Nip. We needed him to hold Black Lives Matter movement. He was supposed to be at the front line. We needed Nip. Eric Hody I know he know once he mature he gonna know that damn nigga you f***ed up the culture bro you took somebody that we needed you took somebody who elevated past crit somebody who elevated past the stupidity it had he could've really did good things in the community okay but I'm interested in how Munchie's take on this cause it's like obviously there's detractors there's people like Wack will say that Munchie or that that Nipsey didn't really become a legend till after he died and that the streets if anything kind of like mytholized him and made him into this like jesus-like figure that i don't know that people necessarily like people obviously had a lot of respect for him during his life but then the way that like people treat nipsey in his death is is kind of unlike how we treat everybody else right like they treat him as if he was like not flawed like you couldn't do no wrong type and they kind of erase every little thing that that might not be part of the Jesus narrative.

1:09:57As far as the legend thing, a legend is an impactful person, so he a legend. But I guess what Wackle's trying to say with the music thing, he ain't got the accolades and he ain't get to really accomplish nothing. He didn't live long enough, so I guess he was saying he not a legend in that aspect, but I mean, as far as his community, for sure, I mean, he a legend over there. He poured money into the schools, you know what I'm saying? They got a new basketball course and sold up shit all around his community with businesses and shit. He a legend in that aspect, you know what I'm saying? You and him never had a conversation before he died, right?

1:10:37Me and Nip? Yeah. No, no. Okay. I believe Nip was a legend and is a legend because everything he spoke came to pass. everything that he spoke it was reality you know but I'm cool as fuck with his sister though that's what people don't know like me and his sister you know she got a baby by one of your homies yeah yeah Samantha me and her even when she knew I wasn't I was with Scheme last night even when she knew I wasn't really feeling him he ain't feeling me like me and her was still tight though and shit but you know in that aspect he a legend but he didn't get to accomplish nothing. He died too soon as far as the music go.

1:11:23You know what I'm saying? I feel like he accomplished a lot. As far as music? I feel like he music's not everything bro. You gotta see the legacy that he got right now. You ever ate a Marathon Burger? That shit built in your mouth. Man we just ate a Marathon Burger. That shit fire. Yes. He set the footprints to create generational wealth for his family. his kids are not going to have to go through the struggle in the trials and tribulations that he had to go through. That's what I'm saying. He alleging in that aspect. And if you just look at his footprints, if you follow in his footprints, if you do the things that he did, you are guaranteed success.

1:12:07If you, if you, anybody, he gave you the blueprint. What did he say? He said, he said, if you need fish, let me lead you to the lake. I'm going to show you. I'm just not going to give you a handout. I'm not going to give you a handout. I'm going to show you how to do this. And you got a gang of rappers over there, a gang of people in the 6-0s who, who like, you feel me, is making some income, not as good, not as successful as him, but who's to say that is going to be another, even if it's just one person, who follow in his footsteps and are creative and are great. they did that looking at the legacy of Nipsey Hussle.

1:12:49And I mean, the idea that he's like not a legend because his music wasn't big enough is kind of like a tough take to defend because then there's a lot of other rappers that you probably aren't going to be able to put in the number one or in the legend category either. Like for sure, like Nip's music probably went just as far if not further like the biggest Nip songs were bigger than the biggest Draco songs. And I don't think many people from LA who are rap fans will say that Draco wasn't a legend, right? So what are we even talking about? Like, obviously there's levels to legends. There's like national giant hip hop star.

1:13:23Was Nipsey or Drake all that? I mean, like, okay, maybe not. They weren't like number one selling artists. The legends in the industry acknowledged Nipsey. Jay-Z tapped his hat off to Nipsey. T.I. tipped his name. One name, one respectable person in the music industry that did not acknowledge Nipsey Hussle for his greatness. Hey, he got a majority of his flowers after he passed though. Yeah, because people, that's what Jay Cole said. That's that fake shit though. He said, it's like in order for your music to get paid you gotta go lay in a tomb. People don't know who you is until you die. Or until something bad happens.

1:14:05But nowadays so many people die that have like a bit of internet fame that it feels like even when you die you're quite often still a nobody. It doesn't really work that well. It used to be more like that when we didn't have that many rappers, when the rappers had to go through the labels to get famous. There's a lot of people now who die that you never really hear about them again. It's kind of sad. Yeah. Nipsey alleged. In the last, what, five years, there's been a gang of rappers that died five, six years? So many. I mean, yeah. Pop Smoke, P &B Rock, Slim Fo Honey, Draco, Nipsey. That's all within like five years, right?

1:14:48Five, six years. Yeah. Absolutely. Out here. Yeah. You zoom out to like the whole country. We could probably go through like Treplo Ross's channel. That was just California. I just met. A hundred names right now. All the Cali rappers. All the ones that are California. King Von. We lost plenty of rappers. The culture. Yo, let me tell you something. is the other day I'm sitting in here doing an interview with Sharky and Polk from Hoover and I'm accusing them of trolling because they went to neighborhood, or no, they went to Marathon Burger and they did like a food review video and shit like that and I'm like, I know y 'all are trolling and they're like, no we're not we're just making YouTube content they appreciated it, Black Sam reached out said he appreciated it and shit like that and then I'm pointing out that in the comments, Polk is responding to people and he's putting K's after his ends.

1:15:40And that's what he said is that his phone just auto-corrects to that. I'm saying if you really want the world to believe that you are really a food reviewer now and not a menacing gang member, maybe that's the kind of thing that you should avoid. I'll review Marathon Burger. You can take a poke out the hooves, you can't take the hooves out of poke. That's the problem. He from Hoover. They fries trash, though. The burger was good. The sauce is cool. I had to eat the fries. Yeah, the fries ain't that good. I had to eat the fries. We had some onion rings. They was fire. The onion rings was screaming.

1:16:16The Marathon Burger was screaming. And the hot wings. The Atomic Hot Wings was a little bit too hot. But I fuck with Marathon Burger. Matter of fact, we gonna go today. It is fire, man. I had one maybe six months ago, and that shit was great. Yeah, I'm one of done. You want it done? Yeah, I'm one of done. Just gotta experience it. Yeah, I did it for content purposes also, and I gave a fair assessment, you know what I'm saying? Like, the burger was straight, but if I wasn't feeling fries and the sauce was straight, I like, you know what I'm saying? Do you think there will ever be like a Hoover burger chain?

1:16:47Like, will all the gangs kind of have like burger chains at some point? Yup, hopefully one day, hopefully everybody make their way, nigga, to the mainstream, you feel me, hopefully. But, yeah, I believe so. hopefully I like that idea or maybe some other food groups like the Englewood Family Pizza yeah we got the we got the activated juice by Jap the hoover's got a got a juice yeah you hear me so everybody gonna have something yeah I heard about it I heard about it we got the jefe juice too yeah that shit gonna be faded that's the weed juice yeah he came in with it one day we never saw it again though yeah he was one and done with it yeah he never brought it back I don't know I mean when you see somebody got a juice I think more often than not like they're not mass producing it.

1:17:34I know Spiffy Luciano made a juice with my face on. Yeah, I made me some whoop juice or something, man. Yeah, whoop juice, there you go. Yeah, you know what I'm saying? Get my little gritty-inch together. For when you're ready to get whooped. Yeah, you see 50 got the formula. Vitamin water? Yeah, well that's the little barrel juice. It just, you know what I'm saying? Yeah. Yeah, get it like 50, man. But yeah, hopefully everybody just come up with something. hopefully somebody hopefully they watch somebody watching this podcast and they be like you know what Groove I'm gonna be the nigga that make a Hoover burger chain or I make a Hoover taco chain or Groovy burgers yeah Groovy burgers or I'm from I make Englewood burgers or Gerb burgers I feel like it's a good sign that the atmosphere at the Marathon burger was such that Sharky and Polk could show up and eat food and make their little vlog and that nobody said shit to them that is not That is not a gang establishment.

1:18:30I haven't actually been there. I don't know what the vibe is. You are safe at Maritime Burgers. That is not no gang established. You is not finna run in there and see blue rags, ass hats, niggas, crap. No, you gonna go there, you gonna see. It's an establishment. It's a business and it's being ran like a business. It's not being ran like gang. You can separate the gang. Black Sam's not a gang member. he's just associated with a gang and he's a businessman I adore that as mine I ain't going and I don't want no 60 flipping my burger wasn't no 60's working there crazy screws and them all in the back that one location we was there it was some females working there they was hot too they smell good and everything I'm gonna go back you walk up you're like who was that they stay employing some pretty females yeah at the marathon store back then like right now they be having some little but nah they ain't flipping my burger y 'all gotta know I don't know an active gang member that's gonna flip burgers every day yeah that's the problem they probably had him there one day no he employed hell no he every day no no they employed they homies like you know what I'm saying other community yeah I don't believe you can employ people in the community without employing like you was like super active in the streets could a nigga pay you to work at McDonald's?

1:19:59Nah, I'll do something else That's what I'm saying and I would never because but I don't job shame at all though I don't job shame either but what I'm saying is if you an active gangbanger out here in these streets with a name, with a face, you better not work at McDonald's because your enemy's gonna walk up and shoot you in your face. I couldn't work at McDonald's because my face suit was too long Exactly And you just said screws like bro If you're going to hire people from the set to work at the burger spot, for sure you need to avoid the top 10 % most flaming hot members. Like the Crip Max, no.

1:20:31You can't flip. I don't think nobody would do that at the Crip Max. You can't even talk about what you're serving next to the burgers if you're a Crip Max. I don't think nobody would do that at the Crip Max. He'd been walking around so long. If they really wanted him, they would have booked him for a feature. I hear things sometimes. You think so? They still working on it? Right now on his podcast, right now on his platform, he said, it's a feature. give me$555 and he pulling up on random YouTubers. You don't think that if somebody wanted to do something to him, they could get$555 and push his shit back.

1:21:02They ain't did it yet. Hey, he don't move as freely as you think, though. That man is paranoid, bro. Yeah. That man paranoid as f***, bro. I'm gonna keep it to myself. Man, I'm telling you. I'm gonna keep it to myself. That nigga be in the front seat on them videos and that camera go off, he's riding the back. See like it's Uber. He paranoid. He just can't sit in the front seat. He's a kid. No, but he's told me in the past that like the Hovers were, you know, that things happen. It's not like they're just letting him move around freely. We think he's funny. He's good. You know. They're not worried about him.

1:21:41I don't think they're overachieving, but for sure the situation could happen. It could happen, but They're not on manhunt. They're not doggy hunting right now. If they was worried about him, he would be dead. Exactly, yeah. Trust and believe. If they wanted him. I'm sure they could figure it out. It wouldn't take nothing but a$555 cash app. That's crazy. $555. Don't give anybody any ideas. You're laying it out a little too easy. Bro, he pulled up on ATM Richie and did a music video. What you mean, preserved him? But he did come out of jail the exact same. Yeah, because he was getting so much praise of what he was doing.

1:22:23He had never learned his lesson. He had never matured because he gave so much praise for doing the stupid shit he did. That's one thing that y 'all got in common. You don't fuck with Crip Mac. So that's something y 'all can bond over. I got nothing against Crip Mac, though. Yeah, but then he turned up on you on the phone that day. Yeah, but he don't want to fight. Yeah. He don't want to fight. but he acting he in character when he doing all that stuff I don't think he in character you can watch your mouth he don't gotta talk like that cause he don't talk like that in jail yeah I know but I think that he talk regular as shit cause he's scared cause he looking like but when you watch No Jumper when you watch an interview with him usually the first 20 or 30 minutes are a lot different than the rest of it like he comes in wilding out and then at a certain point the energy dips down to something more manageable Okay, when you, 607 Unk, and him was doing some content, not the stream, but some other shit, that was the most normal I ever heard to nigga.

1:23:23He was quiet really. He was chasing them around the table like Tom and Jerry, though. Get over here with your Hoover tattoo. Yeah, but you know that was he bluffing. Because he don't do that to niggas when he's seeing them. He was just messing with them a little bit. Gumby was actually giving me shit about that the other day because Gumby fresh out. Gumby was like, I seen that clip. That's what he does. he gets out and watch Crip Mac and Unc Clips right away. Just to report back to me and be like, hey, I don't like the way you was sitting Unc up. That's diabolical, bro. I don't know, bro. You couldn't come so much on name, 607 Unc from families because the 60s and the 77 angle of families is clicked up in a different state.

1:24:01The homies is going to beat your ass. Obviously that's true. I think he made that up. I heard mixed things. I'm Crip Blood, Vice Lord. I think when he was younger, he was more of a regular gang member and then as he got older, He's from St. Louis. He's from Hoover and St. Louis, but he say the Hoover's in the 60s out there alone, so 607. I don't think that's true, though. I heard some said, yeah, some said no, but I know that name will irritate certain Hoover's I know, and they'll slap a shot at them. Yeah, but I didn't know. I thought 607. I don't even think. Whatever them dudes got going on out there in other states, that is self-preservation.

1:24:38You can't expect these people. because we killing each other out here in California don't mean these dudes over here need to start killing each other. They got their own beefs going on. They got their own... No, that name... Hey, when you hear LAX, your name will have to be just Unk. Man, for... Yeah, hell yeah. I'm about to change my name nowhere. I ain't gonna lie. That's why you, you, and he Unk. 607 Unk. Yeah. And he ain't changed this name neither. For years, for years, over 40-something going on 50 years, who was in neighborhood Chris been knocking each other down and he come playing with it, talking about some 607 up.

1:25:13But he was saying where he come from, they knocking niggas down together. Is that the area code? No, 314 is the area code. I believe he made that up. I don't think that was even serious. My family from St. Louis, they area code 314. Because look, I don't know what's going on in St. Louis. I know it's dangerous out there. I know niggas out there. It's a murder capital, right? Yeah, I know they out there killing. They blicking shit down. So shit, if the Hoovers and the 6-0's out there, they was like, you know what, we need to be on the same team because these niggas is blinking. That's just like, nigga, nigga, the CPFs and the IFGs, nigga.

1:25:48Even though y 'all two separate things, but y 'all the same thing. Same thing. Yeah. On the outside looking in, but a CPF and an IFG, that's two different games. Right? Like the Betty and the J's, same BPS, like same difference though. Yeah, but like I know Taco from CPF and I know Taco from IFG. You feel me? If they was the same gang, they would be under the same person. They're not under the same person. They're two different names. Two different foundations, right? We got niggas that bang up under another name, and they from CPF and one from IOG. Oh, that's, oh, see, I don't know. That's why I'm not a Don Moo.

1:26:25See, my boy Shady P from NHP, he explained to me, he said that Englewood is the gang, and everything else is the clique. Like, Englewood versus everything. We got NHP that share our name. Yeah. Yeah, all right. you got some NHPs. That's what he told me. That's what he said. Inglewood is the gang. Inglewood versus everybody. He like nigga. So, that do make sense. But, okay, so there's different cliques then. Different streets and shit. You know what I mean? Like Lil Munchie from 7-7. I'm from 9-Dose. Like, you know, most of us don't do that with the streets. Yeah, you know what I'm saying? Yeah.

1:26:59But, and what is Tiny Munchie from? He from? Everybody else from 9-Dose. Everybody else from 9-Dose except Lil Munchie. Except for Lil Munchie. Yeah. All this family and shit. I got a little mustache. That's my gangster. Hell yeah. But no, I - He got fat, he ain't like me. He got fat, he still ain't never got skinny yet. Nah, he like DJ Mustard. You ever gonna get fat? Me? He can get fat. He's metabolism fat. You been trying? Yeah, I try. I be trying to scrub a fool down. Even being in jail, I just get an inch taller and I get some waves and shit. I ain't, my face get a little, hell no, I wish I could gain some weight though.

1:27:36I'm trying to lose some weight. Yeah. You was on a weight loss challenge. You just said. I just gave up. I don't know what happened. Doughboy go. Doughboy go. I'm about to get back on it, though, because I'm, like, really feeling my fatness right now. Like, I'm walking around and just starting to, like, feel my legs getting kind of, like, swollen and I feel all heavy and shit. I'm like, I got to stop this. But, man, bro, I seen a dude I know. It's not Ozempic, but it's something like that. He's on it. I seen the homie the other day. He lost 30 pounds. He just looked at it. He's like, it's nothing.

1:28:02You just take it. You don't really want to eat that much. It's amazing. I know what it looks like. That can be healthy. Bro, it's like 100 bucks a month. It's like nothing. What Flacco? Because Flacco ain't loose. He wouldn't got a BBL for nothing. He got his body cut open, and they took his stomach, and they sew it so that your stomach is way smaller so you can't eat as much food, which seems kind of savage in comparison to a Zempic where you shoot a needle in your body a couple times a month, and then you just don't want to eat anymore. Flacco got that surgery? Yeah, and he went to Texas. Well, he said he did.

1:28:32He went to Texas, and then we ain't really seen him since. Oh, that's crazy. I didn't know that. Don't come back, bitch. That nigga a weirdo. That nigga a weirdo, but no, he ain't lost no weight off with this shit, though. I know a gang of females who went and got their body done and look exactly the same. For real? I'm like, I got my waist snatched. Bitch, no, you didn't. Mommy makeovers. Yeah, mommy makeovers. like, bitch, why you got a mommy makeover and you gonna let five niggas hit you raw? You finna be a mommy again. But I mean, like, there's something so glorious about a great BBL. I'm pro BBL.

1:29:14I'm pro BBL. I'm in Vegas. My whole brain shuts down when a good BBL walk by. I'm just like, I'm like, really not like... You like natural bodies. Girl, work for that. That's alright, but... Work for it. I wanna see you work for it. You gotta earn it. Everything in this life, you gotta earn. Just like your reputation, your everything, your walk, you gotta earn it. You gotta earn that body. That's lazy. If we were to take all the most popular coveted women in this culture, it's probably like 90 % BBLs. You know the BBL shit shot up during the pandemic. Everybody started getting that little PPP money and bought asses.

1:29:54Yeah, we started scamming. They started getting their asses done. It should be hard. You know, those pandemic booties. Man, how many of you touched? You got to touch the right ones. I'm not. No, there's a lot of bad booties out there. It'd be funny butts. No, there's funny butts out there for sure. Yeah, but.

1:30:15BBB is killing y 'all. So what? But you're a married man now? You're not like out here just spraying and praying, right? you got out you start ordering some shit off the different apps or what if I were you on my honestly if I did 10 years I might get out and just be like I'm gonna take this little 5 ,000 I'm gonna get a bunch of escorts just to get my rocks off then I'm gonna get in the game and find a wife but I'm gonna have to knock down a bunch of bunch of grind balls first that's how a lot of these females they be out here nasty dog they out here nasty That's why I'm trying to sample. Yeah.

1:30:55I'll be spooked. These females, your dick will fall off. Yeah. I'm not going to fig. You know, I'm going to give it some I'm talking about these regular fig. They definitely ain't going to fig, but I'm saying, shit, fig, these females, at least they using condoms. These females out here are giving out raw pussy. The kind of chicks that I would be purchasing, you don't need a condom. See, everything that glitter ain't go. You just going to trust them. No, no. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm a trusting guy, man. Hell no. I've been porn stars for 10 years unprotected. Y 'all get tested. No problems. Y 'all get tested.

1:31:29Well, if you're a streetwalker, you damn sure better get tested. But I know they ain't. They getting tested. Plus, the only fan females who hidden, they stump your heart. Gucci third leg gave everybody herpes or something. I think that was fake. No, no, that's real. Well, I know girls that didn't even fuck them. There was lists circulating that he supposedly fucked them and everything. I mean, maybe he had herpes. That's not like some crazy shit. A lot of people got herpes. Yeah, I don't want herpes. I know, but I'm saying you get it. It goes away. But there's a lot of girls in the industry who got herpes.

1:32:01They just don't shoot when they have an outbreak. Are y 'all allowed? So what do you mean? What do you mean? You don't have to use a condom. You just got to trust them. What if they don't know they finna have outbreak? I mean, you got it. That's how they got it. That's why you got to keep your immune system strong. So you can fight that shit off. I know that's why you gotta use it. Keep it real. I think herpes is way more common than what people think. And I think a lot... You can get it. This is not behind me. I think it's like 60 % of people have herpes one, which is the one that's more likely to appear in your mouth.

1:32:35I think people didn't hear a bitch with herpes and don't know. You could go like 10 years without having an outbreak. There was a girl I used to date probably 13 years ago and one time she sat me down and she's like I want to admit something. I got herpes I'm like why the f*** you been letting me hit you raw so many times like what the f*** but I knew right then I didn't want to tell her I was going to break up with her because she had genital herpes but I did I waited a couple weeks and I was just like kind of ghosted her or whatever but when I think about I probably fucked her 50 times with no condom I didn't get it I don't know I think she probably was on her medication I think I'm immune yeah I think she just didn't have her outbreak I must be How else?

1:33:20I don't know. Man, you blessed. You blessed and highly favored, yeah. But yeah, I do know herpes is very much common. A lot of people have told me like, man, herpes ain't nothing. You can't die from it. Bro, I seen a clip of a guy on the blade the other day, and there's a girl who's like a straight up midget retard. I don't know exactly what to call it. She's shaping. Crazy shape. Up shape. She's looking like a little mini fridge. and the dude is like, yo, how much? He's like,$100. And he's like, he's like, oh, no, that's too much. He started driving away. She goes, no, no, I'll do it for 50, 50, 50.

1:33:56I'm like, damn, these girls suck in negotiating too. That's so crazy. Like I would never pay fucking full price when I see. The same magic on Fed between Century and Imperial should be stomping a yard right there. Yeah? Yeah, it's a little broad. How do you know? Who told you? That's crazy. I be outside. You know about all the hookers? My homegirls is hoes and shit. I don't judge. I got hard guys that do their thing. You know what I'm saying? I like them. Yeah, I don't. That's their hustle. They down to earth. If I wasn't scared of catching a Fed case, I would recreate the Taz's Angels thing. Yeah.

1:34:29Because Drake mentioned them on the album, and then I watched like a 20-minute YouTube documentary about them. What a great business model. You just got all these escorts. You bang them, and then you take all the money when they f*** other dudes, and then you just got a whole little empire, and then you use that empire to bring. hey Justin Bieber come on over hey Chris Brown come hang out with us now they got it's too much yeah OBS all these bitches he was way ahead of his time I don't know it would be hard to put that together now but you can do it but they're not going to be like A-list pussy it's not going to be like the best pussy you've ever seen once these females mature and they realize what's going on these females stop being emotionally immature and they realize hey I'm dealing with somebody who got my best interest at heart that's crazy the whole chat knows what girl I'm talking about when I was talking about that little mini for the bitch.

1:35:16Lamar Autumn almost died at the Bunny Ranch. Yeah. He was there for days getting ass. Yeah. Where's that Bunny Ranch at? Is that it? It's like outside Vegas. Like an hour or two outside Vegas. Open one of them things. We should go there. Oh man. See but look. See only. Look see people got the misconception that prostitution is legal in Vegas. Prostitution is not legal in Vegas. If your girl don't go to jail hoeing in Vegas she not hoeing. period the only way is prostitution is legal is in a brothel all right you get the little health card and shit period because i know real stumped out prostitutes and they'd have been to jail four or five times in vegas they got stings they take that real serious people be like oh let's go to vegas where prostitution is legal prostitution ain't legal i ain't never heard it was legal but i know they could do their thing and they'll broth brothels and shit it's hard to get in a brothel but you know like police don't even bother their prostitutes out here in california In California But I thought we were in Vegas They want the pimps They're looking for The nigga behind the bitch I was just in Vegas I didn't see Sharp one time He's not outside That's where he at Yeah I mean I guess he lived there He'd probably stay in the crib Just like he did out here But What if he would have breathed on you You would have gave him a fake Uh Nah I probably would have Got I would have just left him there But You know You think he'd come aggressive If he see you I mean what's he gonna do Like Like He did with Doughboy Bro he said one word to me Vel knocking them out.

1:36:45I'm not even going to get a chance. It's over. And whatever yes man dick sucker you got with him going to get knocked out too. Vel is dying to knock somebody out at all times. I got to tell Vel, listen, you cannot punch somebody when you're with me. There's a lawsuit waiting to happen. Do not even think about it. Unless they are a direct immediate physical threat. No sir. Please. You know. Anyway, alright. So yo, I'm glad I got to bring you guys together today. I think you guys are both Oh, the last thing I want to talk about is that we got a little bit of an L for Barson on Saturday, man. Ray J sleepy.

1:37:24Ray J got put to sleep. And you are from the same place as him technically, but his hood is your ops technically or what? He knows the ops. He ain't got no hood no more. Oh yeah? Well, this is really the icing on the cake then. With the Ray J situation. It's something over the air, but But nah. Okay. Not like that. Yeah, those are ops. But not like that, though. Like, they. Well, okay. I'll share some crazy shit with y 'all. Is that basically, like, I'm not going to say exactly who it was. But I was with somebody, right? Like, the next day. And Ray J called him. And that same shit that he was saying in the ring.

1:38:01Yeah. Where I think a lot of us, at least for me, my thought process was. Are you just saying this because it's a good way to make it seem like you didn't just get knocked out? or are you actually telling the truth and you really did have a plan? So based on the conversation I heard him have with somebody else, he was completely telling the truth in the middle of that ring. He was supposed to – they were trying to run a play. Super Hot Fire either just got lucky or like the muscle memory kicked in. Super Hot Fire was playing with that dude the whole first round. He started – So what was the play though?

1:38:35The play was that they were going to just knock each other out. Go all three rounds, get paid, boom, perfect. I thought Super Hot Fire was supposed to throw the fight and I thought Ray J was supposed to bet. I thought Ray J bet on himself. Well, see, that's the other thing too, bro. If they find out that Ray J was doing bets and then through the fight, I don't know what, but I'm pretty sure that's like a crazy charge. Yeah, and the only reason I'm saying this is because that's what he said and that's what it looked like in the ring. Like, I don't want to say too much, but bro, we took a loss. Why did he say that on camera though?

1:39:04Exactly. Because he was out of it. He was knocked out. And that is the best excuse is that maybe he was really rattled. but think about what Blueface did. And his heart was broke. Blueface lost the fight. Blueface loses the fight, and then he gets on the camera, and he says, y 'all cheated. Ray J loses the fight. He gets on camera and says, I was cheating. I was trying to cheat, and the other guy who I was supposed to cheat on it with hit up, and he knocked me out. That is crazy. He's not going to get paid, bro. Aiden is not going to pay him. Hey, I think Ray J might be a tad slow, man. I don't know if he took some bad drugs.

1:39:38You know what I'm saying? I mean. That was the other thing, too. That bad health shit. Wack was trying to convince me that that was a play. I don't think it was a play because I heard him talking about it super serious on the phone. He might really not be around too much longer. Damn. He's being weirdly open and transparent about it with other people. He's just talking about it. He's not in a good situation right now physically. So why'd you get in the ring and socked all upside the head if you hadn't in the best health? The only reason he probably agreed to it was because he bet on himself. but you could see his whole form and the way he was pursuing it.

1:40:13Yeah, just the way he got in there. It was Bunk. I didn't know what I was. I'm sitting in my chair laughing my ass off at the way he was fighting and I know I can't fight but just the style that he was going with. I was just like, what is this? He just looked so loose in there. I couldn't understand. He looked stiff to me. He looked at horrible. Yeah, it was a strange situation. Super hot fire didn't throw not one punch. As soon as he threw a punch, he put him to bed. But super hot fire has been training in boxing for like 10 years. So he may not be the most physical person. He may not be the most elite athlete, but he knows what he's doing.

1:40:48Ray J probably only trained for like a month. That wasn't no boxing match. They could do anything. Okay, super hot fire trained for boxing. Man, I need to fight Ray J now. And Ray J is, that's like... You think Ray J gets a 240? I'm 240. I'm too big for Ray J. Ray J I'll get on that Ozempic I'm gonna get on that Ozempic to fight Ray J Ray J need to sit down and you're gonna be my corner man but Ray J need to sit down and focus on his health if he is sick I don't think he is because he don't look sick he look good out there and uh man maybe he just need to train a little harder and then come on man you gonna let this nigga manipulate you and then you shouldn't have went to bed that easy fool He didn't hit you that hard When was the last time you think Reggie had a fight He ain't been in no physical nothing When he beat up old boy from Long Beach Remember that he beat up the nigga from Long Beach Oh on the reality show Yeah No I forgot who it was I don't know I remember a girl From like Counting Paul Rue was like on him like Yo it was a little boy from Carl I'm like I know you gonna let somebody talk to you like that Oh the one that's supposed to be suging my niece or something.

1:42:02Somebody made a good point in the chat is that you gotta take a physical before the fight. Ray J's health, it could be fucked up, but it can't be that fucked up. They test your heart. They test your vision. They probably would have caught it at some point if he was that bad, right? If Ray J made an agreement with that man to throw a fight after that man disrespected his baby's mother on national television like your child not watching it that is. But that was probably part of it. They were like yo we gonna say the worst shit ever. Yeah no but certain shit you just can't say. You can come for me don't come for my family.

1:42:44But what if we agree on it beforehand? You can't agree on it. The wild and out thing that I went to with Nick Cannon and DDG and DDG's like calling his baby mother's whores to his face. I mean they had rehearsals. Like I don't think that DDG was just gonna say that if it was like that. big of a problem. I think he probably knew everything DDG was going to say. I couldn't be no battle rapper. I couldn't stomach it. I'm cool. I'll just record it from over here and record the diss and drop it. Like to be in front of somebody. You know what? That goes against what I said emotionally. What? Maturity.

1:43:20Because I'm saying all this, but I said I'll react if somebody was to disrespect my loved ones. Right? but I wouldn't I wouldn't react in a negative manner like attack somebody for that stuff and put myself at risk to go to jail but I damn sure wouldn't make a business with him and see them profit what he did what Ray J and Super Mario tried to do is what I should have tried to do with Jason Love and I'm glad that I didn't because now I'm seeing how badly it could go for him and also it just feels like it would have been for me to pull the wool over Aiden's eyes and do something up like that to him.

1:44:03But if I had told Jason Love, like, yo, let's like, let's just go the whole three rounds. Just don't knock me out. Like, we could have, I could have not got the epic L that I took. We still could have got paid. He still could have won. Just don't knock me out. I think that's what they tried to go with. Ray J so stupid. He could have just bet on super high fire and threw the fight and just went to sleep. He just wanted to, he wanted to have them. The Superman mentality. Nigga, if you wanted to fix the fight, you should have bet on him. But that's the thing is the Super Hot Fire really cares about fighting.

1:44:33So for him, he probably hyped to have the W. He don't really give a fuck about Ray J. He's like, I got the W. Nobody's going to really believe that you fixed it. He hitting hard like that to where he knocked him outside his head and made him tell on himself at the end of the shit. That's crazy. You wasn't there supposed to admit to that. And now going forward, they're going to be so on point with everybody because now they're super paranoid because they feel like he faked it. So now they're going to be worried about everybody else doing that. Which I'm going to be real. Subotify had another fight that when I watched it, it seemed kind of janky to me too.

1:45:05So now I'm kind of questioning like, damn, you'll be running plays. No, that seems super real. But there was another dude that he fought, the chain snatcher, who I watched and I don't think he ever fought again. And when I watched the fight, I'm like, damn, it don't really seem like the other guy tried that much. Subotify started going live in a corner, started having females twerk on him. And he came out, and as soon as he threw a punch, Ray J said. Ray J was like this. He said, bro, we just took a loss. No, I'm. And then he's.

1:45:39Yo, if whack is your onk, how do you feel about him with his penis out in the car? He said it's fake. He said it's fake. He said I've seen Obama and a lowrider. We were saying that all weekend. Yo, you see this? No, I've seen Obama and a lowrider. I already didn't see the video. but he said his face so I believe him I ain't see the video I don't want to see the video I don't want to see another man's Johnson AI is powerful but ain't a woman in the video right ain't nobody in the video I think it's just him filming himself hey look they put look they chopped it out you know FaceTime it's that little box in the corner it was a female that live in Tennessee that he being freaky with on FaceTime bro but they chopped it out and then that means she would have to post it then right I showed you the other one in reverse.

1:46:26Like, with her on the bigger part and him on the smaller one. That's just what they do. They freaking do that. I feel like I didn't know what you were trying to send me that time. I gotta go back to that. I don't know. He said it was fake, so I'm gonna take his word for it. I forget the girl name. Justice. Some broad name. Justice from Tennessee. They be getting... It was a female though, right? Right. They be freaky on... Oh, so it don't matter if it was a female? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, they were trying to take some weird shit. Nah, I don't think it was a trans person. It was mirrored because he on FaceTime so it looked like he was in a passenger but it was mirrored.

1:46:52You know how that shit like he was in a driver's seat but he was being freaky with a little broad. But it makes him look like he's hiding something more than he is because in reality I think he probably just don't want his girl to know that he was on FaceTime with another girl. Yeah. But they trying to say it's a dude or a trans person. He can't like even admit it's real because if he admits it's real to say that it's not a trans person then he got to basically have knowledge that he was talking to another girl. So look One thing I know about women, they know that dick. They know your dick. They can take it.

1:47:22My girl could point my dick out in a six-pack lineup. In a hundred-pack lineup, she gonna... They gonna go right there. So, when she... So, wack girl, when she's seen it, she know if it's real or not. She knows it's real. That's a good point. She knows it's real. She seen my brother. She was posting on Instagram right after that. Yeah, because she got the prize. She got the nigga. They trying to fuck up her happy home. Women, do not let nobody else mess up your happy home. Yeah, let your man get his freak on on FaceTime here and there. He got a boner on FaceTime. It could be a lot worse. Yeah, it could be a whole lot worse.

1:47:54Man, but why is you in? It's matinee, bro. It's the daytime in your vehicle. Yeah. Really? That's the more disturbing part. Yeah, that's the part like, damn, nigga, you couldn't wait until you get to the house. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, you probably had 5 % tint. Probably had tint. Probably had tint. Yeah, so you telling me. No, I ain't. You have never had sex with a female in your car in broad daylight. Broad day? L.A. is hectic, man. There's people everywhere. I'd have been outside with the homies in the hood. In the hood with the homies before I went to jail. I'm going to space you down in vehicles.

1:48:28Before I went to jail. It's 3 o 'clock in the afternoon, and I'm like, hey, you know what? Hey, give me some head. And she just get the – I'd have been driving in broad daylight. That's a goer. Hey, but we talking about having sex with a female in a vehicle versus a man pleasing himself in broad daylight. in this vehicle by itself. Where I grew up, you could just drive off into the woods, get some pussy. In the woods. Out here, man, there's people everywhere. Everybody at the beach out here. I was at the park in Hood, nigga, like last week, I walked up, a female was giving some man out there, she didn't stop.

1:49:00I said, this is the world we live in. That's a goer. Yeah, I said, whoa. Hey, hey, hey. I think they was on break. Everybody, everybody hit something at the park from where I'm from. At Dirty Park, everybody in this bank something down up there. Everybody. Your parts are lit. I can get something at the Renaissance. That's right behind the Army Park, right? Yeah. Yeah, man. I put it back up there, man. Right there on the century. Don't be. For the show. All right, yo. Shout out to J-Hood. Shout out to Munchie B. I'm glad I was able to get y 'all together and talk about all this shit. It's all about unity.

1:49:28It's all about bringing people together through this podcast and shit. Yep, yep. All right. So. And free and hefe, man. And free and hefe. Free and hefe. For sure. Shout out to everybody who watched this. No Jumper, coolest podcast in the world. Check us out on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram. Like, comment, subscribe, and shout out to our members who got to watch this live. Gang, gang.

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