King Yella & His Son Keon on Going Broke, Armed Robbery Charges & More

23 Aug 2026 · 1 h 31 min · 34 chapters

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In short

King Yella and his son Keon discuss King Yella’s sobriety and financial collapse, how he says he rebuilt, and their views on street life, loyalty, and internet narratives. They also address allegations and rumors involving drugs, armed robbery charges, and a separate controversy involving Keon’s friend Skinny and a woman named Jaleesa.

Guest backgrounds

King Yella is a viral father figure with a Chicago-to-Vegas life story, past jail time, and a history of heavy drinking/drug use that he says he stopped (last day June 26; ~33–34 days sober at recording). Keon is his son, raised across Chicago and Vegas, who says he kept good grades (A’s/B’s) and learned the internet/“gangster” world early.

Key claims

King Yella says he went broke from gambling, drinking, and hiding pain, then publicly admitted it to help others. He claims he never smoked K2 and didn’t buy cocaine, saying he got cocaine “for free” and that his sobriety is real. He says a rapper’s money helped bail out his son (he refuses to name the rapper). He argues internet “names” (e.g., Big Mike) are confusing and that many people in the trenches aren’t the publicized ones.

Notable examples

bail money reaching “30 grand”; O Block upbringing (Keon says he lived there ~7 years); sobriety timeline; gambling at Baccarat tables; disputes about who “turned” the son’s street image; discussion of Jaleesa accusing Skinny/others and alleged video/camera evidence.

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Chapters

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Discussing Sobriety and Vulnerability

0:45 to 4:36

King Yella talks about his sobriety journey and the emotional challenges he's faced.

“I just said I was happy you finally took a bath.”

Life in Vegas and Substance Use

4:36 to 8:08

The conversation shifts to King Yella's experiences in Vegas and substance use.

“Because I feel like you come from like a Chicago street background, but then all of a sudden you're in Vegas and you're doing coke and math and K2 and you're drinking all...”

Financial Situation and Support

8:08 to 9:48

King Yella discusses the impact of sharing his financial struggles and unexpected support.

“So in a sense though, you feel like - Probably it was K1's birthday.”

Unexpected Financial Support From a Rapper

9:48 to 11:15

King Yella reveals that a well-known rapper helped him financially, sparking curiosity.

“And it ain't got to be a Christian to the church.”

King Yella's Fatherhood and Influence

11:15 to 14:01

The discussion shifts to King Yella's role as a father and the influence on his son.

“The money came all type of different ways, man.”

Growing Up in a Gangster Environment

14:01 to 15:10

Exploration of the influences of a gangster lifestyle from a young age.

“But did you feel like he was always, like, you were just seeing some gangster shit from a young age, just from having a wild ass shot collar pops?”

School Life and Adjustments

15:10 to 17:48

Discussion on the experiences of going to school amidst a chaotic lifestyle.

“That's what double grades he had in school.”

Sacrifices for Family and Growth

17:48 to 19:09

A father's sacrifices and the journey to create a better life for his son.

“Stopped selling drugs and all that shit.”

Facing Hard Times and Being Broke

19:09 to 22:20

Insights into the struggles of being broke and the realities of financial hardship.

“His ass went out there and bopped around.”

The Realities of Street Life

22:20 to 28:00

Discussions on the true nature of street life and its impact on identity.

“I'm really one of them people like, when certain shit happened.”
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Life in O Block: Survival and Street Tactics

28:00 to 29:00

Learn about the realities of growing up in a tumultuous neighborhood and the strategies for survival.

“They ain't tell you like all that shit on the internet.”

Generational Influence: Growing Up with a Gangster Parent

29:00 to 30:40

Explore the complexities of being raised under a parent involved in gang culture.

“I grew up in the middle of my big cousin.”

The Reality of Gang Violence: Perception vs. Truth

30:40 to 31:50

Discussing the misconceptions surrounding gang violence and its participants.

“And then you have shit like that, right?”

Life After the Streets: Struggles and Realizations

31:50 to 34:30

Reflect on the challenges faced after leaving a life of crime and the importance of stability.

“Muwap was like the guy who was coming up out there.”

Navigating Fatherhood in a Dangerous World

34:30 to 36:50

Insights into the challenges of parenting in a high-risk environment and attempts to shield children from violence.

“bro for real then I just break that shit down like them niggas don't have their what nigga you know got sectionate low income that's their mama grandma shit man that make you feel away from O 'Block.”

Gambling: A Dangerous Addiction

36:50 to 40:00

Discuss the addictive nature of gambling and its impact on life decisions.

“That's the shit I was doing, like, you know?”

Relationships and Business: The Thin Line

40:00 to 42:01

Examine the intersection of personal relationships and business in the entertainment industry.

“So you know, cause I was doing shit, nigga I was taking the whole YouTube check to the casino like a fucking goofy.”

Jaleese's Accusations and Relationships

42:01 to 46:01

Discussion about Jaleese's accusations and the dynamics of relationships involved.

“you know, a little something, something.”

Interactions with Industry Peers

46:01 to 49:21

Explores interactions with peers and handling conflicts in the industry.

“So if a girl come on to me, you kissing me and doing all this, and I'll fuck you.”

Addressing Snitch Allegations

49:21 to 56:00

King Yella discusses the impact of snitch allegations on his career.

“Chief Keefe be on my page, been on my page.”

King Yella's Relationships and Controversies

56:00 to 58:28

King Yella discusses his past relationships, public perception, and legal troubles.

“You ain't a bitch that was 30, you're 25.”

Discussion on Snitching and Street Code

58:28 to 1:00:29

The hosts debate the implications of snitching in the context of street life and loyalty.

“Like, so he could try to do a lot like, niggas would try to dig.”

NBA Youngboy's Dissing and Music Choices

1:00:29 to 1:02:46

The conversation shifts to NBA Youngboy's recent diss tracks and personal music preferences.

“because that's what they supposed to do.”

Dirk's Legal Troubles and Impacts on Chicago

1:02:46 to 1:08:20

The hosts analyze Dirk's legal issues and their potential effects on the Chicago rap scene.

“You feel like future was against him because he was working with dirt?”

Mama Duck and the 69 Controversy

1:08:20 to 1:10:00

Discussion about Mama Duck's decisions and public backlash regarding her associations.

“You know, we got our own Dirk-style situation out here because they are basically, there's a security guard who said that YG killed Draco.”

Reflections on Loyalty and Friendship

1:10:00 to 1:11:39

A discussion about trust, betrayal, and loyalty among friends in the music scene.

“up i don't give a fuck about dude man i made a lot of money off him man what the fuck has a bank world to me.”

Opinions on 6ix9ine and Industry Dynamics

1:11:40 to 1:13:20

Exploring the controversies surrounding 6ix9ine and the dynamics of the rap industry.

“That would actually be a pretty interesting conversation.”

Parenting Challenges and Choices

1:13:21 to 1:16:51

A candid conversation about parenting teenagers in today's world and the challenges it presents.

“But it ain't your time until it's your time, you know?”

Struggles with Personal and Professional Life

1:16:52 to 1:19:46

A heartfelt discussion on personal struggles, career setbacks, and the impact on family life.

“Nell him to the cross to keep him in the house?”

Navigating Relationships and Responsibilities

1:19:47 to 1:24:01

Insights into managing relationships and responsibilities while raising children.

“Like, you don't even understand your influence, nigga.”

Navigating Relationship Challenges

1:24:01 to 1:25:05

Discussion on the complexities of personal relationships and parenting.

“Oh Me and Ling been going through a thing A thing A thing A thing A thing You've always kind of been going through a thing huh?”

Substance Use and Its Impact

1:25:05 to 1:26:04

Reflections on past substance use and its effects on life choices.

“It ain't like she in a super position or just, you know, especially the nigga.”

Generational Perspectives in Drill Music

1:26:04 to 1:27:43

Exploration of different generations' impact on drill music culture.

“Nah, man, I think we kind of touched on everything.”

Promoting Music and Creativity

1:27:43 to 1:29:07

Encouragement to explore new music and creative expressions.

“So tell them one more time whether they should check your music out because we need to create a new fandom today.”
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0:00No Jumper, coolest podcast in the world. I'm in here today with Remo and today we're talking to a very, very viral father and son pair. We got broke ass King Yella and his son. I thought we were going to be popping at each other when we seen each other, man. I thought it was about to be gone. Hey man, you need to start with this shit, bro.

0:24King Yella:You want to be enemies? You're a driller. No, you're a killer. You talk about it. Hey, listen. You really are. But don't be making fun of me. Well, you got upside down, cross. So I know a lot of things. You know, you stand for different things. But a lot of people do. I got baptized. You want to make fun of me and laugh. So I wash my ass. I just said I was happy you finally took a bath. That was good, man. You wash your ass. That was real shit. The crazy part is you DJ envy. You got to learn how to wash your butt. I wash my ass every day. You were washing it the wrong way. Yeah. You watch from the front, from the bottom, from the back to the front.

1:02King Yella:You get some good angles from the front.

1:06King Yella:He freaks. Yes, man. He freaks. You got to watch. He gets a little zest monster. Yeah, I'll zest it up a little bit. But no. All right. So what made you, where were you at when you decided to share where you were at with the world? I was in the gym. On the treadmill. Turning back to him. You see, I ain't got no liquor. Congrats. Yeah. You know how you... How long you been, like, cleaning off the liquor? June 26th was my last day, so what's today? The 29th. So, 33, 34 days. All right. Yeah. All right, so when you were telling everybody about your situation and your finances, I know what I'm saying.

1:48King Yella:How'd it come about? Yeah, yeah, how'd it come about. You fresh, you not, you drunk, you sober, I mean, at the time, right? Yeah, I was sober. Sober. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Um. Because usually a lot of people don't want to admit shit like that. Well, that's the problem. That's the problem. You know what I mean? I think me being drunk and doing drugs and shit, I was doing a lot of hiding. You know what I'm saying? So once I stopped drinking and shit, like, you know, people think drugs and shit give you the heart to have the courage to do shit. but obviously, you know, being a man and getting sober and getting clean and shit, you know.

2:29King Yella:It's really ain't even about me, though. It's, I just know that me saying what I said and doing, I'm doing that I can help a lot of people. You know what I'm saying? Because I know there's a lot of people that's faking. You know what I'm saying? I've been around that's everybody sitting around acting like they happy and they not. Everybody's just acting a certain type of way and it's not. You know what I'm saying? So that's really what it was about. But it kind of came from me doing another video and I was talking about some whole other shit and talking about seeing how his friends ain't there for him and how people ain't there for you while you locked up and shit like that.

3:08King Yella:And then just so happened my son was locked up. You know what I'm saying? I just got to talking and nigga just got emotional shit and just got to go on the tour. You didn't like that people were saying that it was a cry for help. It probably is a cry for help. I probably was crying for help. Okay. Which is not a problem. Maybe that's what I'm saying. Vulnerability. So a lot of, maybe that's what it was. Maybe I do need to talk to somebody. Maybe I did need the attention of somebody to be in my corner and let me know I could be okay. Maybe I do need some help like that. You know what I'm saying?

3:44King Yella:That's why I said a lot of niggas be faking it. That's what I meant by that. So a lot of this shit, like I wasn't joking about nothing I was saying. Like that shit was like from my heart, from everything that I said. Like it wasn't a game about nothing that I was saying. You know what I'm saying? I know I troll. I know I do a lot of shit. But the path that I'm on and you already been seeing the growth that I did. Sometimes I get distracted and go back, but I always been trying to do better since I've been home, gang. Trying to be a better me. You know what I'm saying? And drugs and shit just don't make it no better.

4:14King Yella:You know what I'm saying? You covering up the pain, trying to numb, and then you wake up the next day and you feeling the same shit. You know what I'm saying? So what you got to do? You run back to drugs and run back to drinking and all that shit to cover it up again. So which I was just tired of, you know, faking it and hiding a lot of shit. You know what I'm saying? With being in the gym and having a sober, clean mind, like it actually feel better. Do you think part of it was like just you going to Vegas? Because I feel like you come from like a Chicago street background, but then all of a sudden you're in Vegas and you're doing coke and math and K2 and you're drinking all...

4:48You're a little too far. What? Fuck you. What? Where did K2 and the pop come from? Somebody was telling me they were doing K2 with you. I don't even smoke. For real? I never even smoke. You ain't never smoke. I'm saying that he did K2 with you. He said that I was a drunk in jail. I swear to God on my mama. We just interviewed him and he said that you... You know what's crazy?

5:07King Yella:I don't even... I don't even remember this nigga from prison. Really? I don't. I didn't even, I'm looking at the n***a like, but I'm like, he can't be lying, cause I was a cold, I am, I was a cold drunk, so he got me on that part, but then he lied, he said I was making liquor. No, I was buying liquor like a m***h, every day I was cash-happin' n***a getting drunk. For sure, white lightning, all type of s*** I was. So I'm like, then he's like Victorville USP? I'm like, maybe he was, but I'm in the GD car, he's from down south, so I know he's probably in a down south car, which the down south car got a little different type of car.

5:47King Yella:So him being around, and you see what he said, yelling get drunk and go around and be tripping too. You heard that part. Did you catch that? So all that, like he knows. So whatever he talking about, you ain't play, you know. Let me be drunk. Whatever I was doing, let me do my time. I ain't harming nobody or doing it. Let me enjoy me. So, you know, that's past tense though. So, but smoking, I don't even smoke. You ain't never passed me a blunt ever on your thing. never saw me smoke with you. But they put the K2 on like paper now, right? And they smoke it. You have to smoke it? No, only eat it. The thing you, that's fucking the suboxone shit they put on there.

6:21King Yella:And that's like for heroin addicts. Like, you know what I'm saying? And then the thing like even with cocaine, like, bro, I never even bought cocaine. I always get cocaine for free. And then it just came from the lifestyle. You coming out here with hoes and all this shit. You know, I'm being honest about everything. That's how I even came to Vegas anyway. Bitches, you know what I'm saying? And the lifestyle. Yeah, late night, you up all day. A lot of the times I was doing certain shit, like popping pills, like nigga get tired. I'm outside, I need this energy to help me be up. You know what I'm saying?

6:50So it wasn't no, you know, no K2,

6:54King Yella:no motherfucking F, none of that. Unless that shit was in ecstasy then yeah, I did what I did. But snorting coke, I snorted a lot, just like you did, motherfucking. It was a good time. What was the last time you didn't snorting coke?

7:13no let me be honest i didn't see you do it in miami but i wouldn't be shocked to find out you were doing it no you had to be coaching no and hell no like you like that's what i'm saying it

7:24King Yella:ain't no like i ain't no dummy they put fit and all this shit and i'm not just i don't even know nobody in miami so i'm gonna go out there and be like you know like i'm in vegas i've been out here so whoever around i've been around when we've been around for a long time so something happened And nigga, yeah, we know who this shit came from. All that going out of town and, you know. And when I'm on business, I'm on business. Like that shit different. And then it was a lot of two like, okay. You didn't answer the question. What, when the last time? Months ago. Oh, I worry.

7:58King Yella:Damn, a couple months ago, for sure. Man, he'll ask you. Couple months ago, wasn't no time. I ain't drunk in nigga 35 days. So in a sense though, you feel like - Probably it was K1's birthday. Was it your birthday? I think I got fried on his birthday. I was hiding a giraffe. Your birthday was definitely a night to remember. So a lot of good came out of you telling everybody about your financial situation and shit. Would you say that? I mean, a lot of good. I mean, it's always - You're going to get negative. You're going to get good. I mean, positive and a negative. What I can say, I did. it. There's a lot of people that reach out.

8:39King Yella:There's a lot of people that I help that paying attention to my journey, to everything. You know what I'm saying? Who's somebody that reached out that we probably would like, yeah. I ain't even gonna tell you, but probably some of you niggas favorite rappers definitely reached out. Drake? Fuck, Jack. That'd be hard. In his merch game, you know, I ain't gonna put no name, but... Cardi B? This all I'ma tell y 'all. This all I'ma tell y 'all. We gonna break it down. Just know that some niggas favorite rapper, some niggas rapper that they hate, help put that money up for my son to get out. That's all I'ma tell you.

9:27King Yella:I ain't gonna tell you who. I'ma tell you one day you might see it, but today you ain't gonna see it, but just know that that dough came up from somebody that made it happen. It was weird to see you go from like I'm broke to like I have 30 grand to bail him out. That was like something must have happened. You don't get 30 grand for no reason. God. God. God. God is real. And it ain't got to be a Christian to the church. I believe in high power. You know what I'm saying? I'm not even a religious guy. You know, I'm spiritual. But I know that nigga, we ain't doing this shit by ourselves. You know what I'm saying?

10:02King Yella:The devil ain't give it to me. Devil gave me a lot of shit too though But that was God this time for sure God did this We gotta figure out who this rapper is You gotta do your homework But just know It's the Unrespected, even the unrespected for us I ain't even Unrespected Saying a lot of people's favorite rapper is Kind of specific, that kind of narrows it down A lot, I feel like a lot of people don't have Favorite rappers these days So narrow it down then try to break it down let's see if you can pick it i already guessed drake i don't know man who the f*** is drake who the f*** is drake that's what i'm saying yeah we ain't gonna say drake drake ain't reaching out to help no motherfucker man ah i mean he ain't probably not to my circle especially with the dirt oh yeah yeah yeah good point that would be that would be sacrilege yeah they didn't know you helped him no what shout out kendrick for bailing uh king else or not?

11:00No? Ah, shit. Alright. J. Cole. He trying it. He pushing it. He ain't pushing it. Yeah, you doing a little too much, Adam. Rico, right?

11:08King Yella:He loved and one of the most hated. That's all you know. He loved and one of the most hated. He loved. Man, listen. The money came up. The money came up. The money came to my account. The money could have went anywhere. Billionaire Black. Billy. Shout out Billy. Shout out Billy, man. No, what I'm saying? The money came all type of different ways, man. not even that man my people you know it was a lot of people shout out my supporters like my f***ing ain't just you know it was a lot of people that I ain't gonna lock games sometimes and you been doing this shit too a long time so I know you done had times where you like you done had a lot of different co-hosts people and I know you done had times out of when you like damn who really in my corner for real like who really you know what I'm saying like sometimes you get lonely too when you be like you know Like, and my thing was this, like, I was for real, I done lost everything, nigga, and I done watched niggas like, damn, these same niggas that, you know, when a nigga was like this, you niggas was around every day, and you can't even call a nigga and say, hey, slide on me or da-da-da-da-da, you know what I'm saying?

12:13King Yella:So that was a lot of shit, too. But I'm glad all this shit happened, because now I know how to narrow everything down and separate myself from it. But when you say shit like that, I'm going to look at niggas that I see you around, like J-Mane. You don't see, you don't see. So niggas like that, they looked out for you? Ain't no nigga looked out for me, man. Who looked out for me? So Ruga ain't look out for you? Look out for me how? It ain't no, like what? Folks supportive? Yeah, folks do a lot of shit, but I ain't mean it in that aspect. Like what, with this situation? I mean just in general. Man, Ruga a good nigga, he done did a lot of shit.

12:47King Yella:You know what I'm saying? But you know, I don't know. 30 racks a lot of money. Yeah, I don't know what you mean. You like supportive. I mean like. I know but you making it seem like there was people that you felt should have been in your corner you trying to put a name on it a lot of niggas man friends family whatever you want to call it how you think about being in your corner that's just the truth alright so yo introduce your son give us the roll out oh that's my JR you know what I'm saying Gens and Funs you know what I'm saying the flyers of YM oh shit Yeah. That was a good intro. You could be his Birdman for sure.

13:28King Yella:He's a Birdman. Yeah, we Birdman. What was King Yellow like as his dad? I mean, what you mean? This my pops. Furnuh. She had like, he had cold eyes. Furnuh. Like, you get to know folks, you know what I'm saying? Just be around them. You would just see a little difference, like, from other niggas. Does he be tweaking or what? Like, what you mean by tweaking? Like, oh, we see him kind of wilding out on the internet. I mean, like, shit, we all wild. Everybody wild, but shit, ain't nobody like us. You know, it's a difference. Okay. But did you feel like he was always, like, you were just seeing some gangster shit from a young age, just from having a wild ass shot collar pops?

14:14I'm going to say, like, it ain't going to lie. It ain't even like. It's a gang leader, really. It's a gang leader. You tweaking. I'm going to stop you right there. Yeah, we don't condone that. But yeah, we going to move forward. When I was saying, though, like, shit, you see a lot of shit. You know what I'm saying? Just growing up while I was at it, shit. Like, you know, it's a difference. Like, it's a different type of lifestyle. Like, just being, it's a different whole generation. But, like, growing up, you know, we did see Duck and them Pops. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, buddy. But I was, like, in the middle of that shit.

14:49so it's like a difference. Like I got to see everything play out. Like higher the guess, you know what I'm saying? But he was making it sound like you were on the straight and narrow and then you got into Bloodhound Lil' Jeff and you just started tweaking. I mean like, shit, school. He got to jump off the porch. School, shit. That shit, that shit ain't nothing. For them like that shit fun. You know what I'm saying? I had fun in school. This shit.

15:12King Yella:That's what double grades he had in school. What kind of grades? A's and B's and for them I keep my shit up dog. You know what I'm saying? I had a shout out to my love. My love, yeah, I'm fun. You know, they did that work for me in school. Shout out to them. Fun. You went to school in Chicago? Hell yeah. I went to school out in Vegas too though. Right. So when did you realize like your dad was like this viral guy on the internet? Like you always like, at what age was it hitting for you? I'd say like I was probably like 19 years old. Fun. But it was like shit. because it's like, no. Just off his looks.

15:50You can tell. You were like, my dad got a lot of face tattoos, so he must be on something. He's not like a regular dude. He said he must be on something. You know, you go to the soccer game, and probably all the other dads don't got face tattoos on average. Like us. And then at some point, you start to realize, oh, he be rapping. and he like he's like apparently involved in beefs with people and you're young so you don't really get it but you like kinda get it hell nah you like you gotta understand as a shorty yeah we all was young in the van shit we got phones you know what I'm saying like it's the internet we got video games we got everything

16:32King Yella:so he was watching documentaries on him like oh yeah this nigga he had to watch it cause I wasn't that's why people try to play like he'll tell you I ain't putting that in his face he ain't gonna tell you I'm riding my daddy with pipes or we sliding on like he would never he ain't gonna tell you no shit like that like I don't you know they try to make me out to be the bad guy on everything he know I stand no business as a father before anything you moved to Vegas like what maybe 8 years ago almost 10 2017 so I mean I'm sure you haven't been an angel since you've been gone but as far as like you being on some crazy street shit kind of been in the rear view since he was a kid, right?

17:12King Yella:Yeah, but like, this is why I say like, even when I came out to Vegas and went to prison, like, it wasn't even no, like I got caught with a pipe. Like, you know, I don't even look at shit like, you know, I was just protecting myself. It wasn't no, I'm in Vegas on some bullshit and shit like that, you know what I'm saying? That ain't no, that wasn't the cause. Like, when I left Chicago, I left Chicago intentionally, it's time to get some money. Like, you know, that was the next route. let's expand and go farther with this shit. If that was the case, I could have stayed in Chicago, got shot at, shot at niggas, and all the type of shit that was going on.

17:44King Yella:I got tired of that shit. Tired of looking over my shoulder here motherfucking day. Nigga got tired of that shit. Stopped selling drugs and all that shit. Like, I ain't did none of that shit since I've been out. Especially since I got out of jail. I ain't had to do none of that shit. How did I feel knowing he was growing up in that shit, even though you were no longer in town? Oh, it's called sacrificing. You gotta make sacrifices. A lot of my shit is already plotted, is already premeditated what I was going to do already. I can't help my son if I ain't in no position to help my son. I can't take my son and bring my son.

18:16King Yella:And at that time anyway, you know, baby mama should be like, you ain't taking my baby? Once he get old enough and he start tweaking in the house, get his ass out. So he came out here after he graduated from eighth grade. So his whole high school, he's been out here with me. You know what I'm saying? Then he went back. You know what I'm saying? But like Now I'm in a position I wasn't in a position I was staying with bitches Driving bitches cars I wasn't I didn't have my own shit I got my own shit now This is my shit I'm doing You know what I'm saying Okay now I'm making enough money Alright pops Pay for the plane tickets You know come on Kids come on Y 'all coming All of them K1 I brought all of them At the same time Not just him I brought three I brought my little brother And both of my sons At the same time And already Having kids out here You know what I'm saying So it wasn't like I'm just taking on one.

19:04King Yella:Now I'm in a position where I can, you know what I'm saying? I could be father, now I could do that. You know what I'm saying? So did you move back to Chicago? Yeah, yeah. What? I moved to St. Louis too. I was in the loophole a little bit. His ass went out there and bopped around. I looked up, he went to Chicago. Next thing you know, he back in St. Louis. St. Louis, now he back out here with me. He did a boop, bop, bop, bam. So where did you get booked at for the most recent arrest? Vegas. Everybody keeps saying he was in Chicago. I wasn't in Chicago. So he got arrested in Vegas. What was that?

19:36Do you think that was a good decision? Rob, what's your motherf***er? Yeah. He ain't doing shit. I don't even know how to ask him. We ain't even going to get into that. I don't know. Shit. Nah, yeah. I don't know what you're talking about. You got to do what you got to do. But I mean, I don't know. Do you feel like he did enough to keep you away from a life of crime? Shit. I do it. I wanna do so I just be like shit. I ain't gonna lie but like, at times, you know it be like shit. Why get that? Come on, let's do it. Fuck off. There ain't shit else to do.

20:15King Yella:You know at that, you wanna prove yourself. Nah, I ain't shit to prove. It be the age, you know like we all grow up in the, you know, everything is gonna be yes. Oh pops, I need this or da da da da da. So that's how we all, that's how I started selling drugs. was when I couldn't get what I wanted when I wanted to get it, you jump and start doing your own shit. You know what I'm saying? And he did all that. Once he turned 18, I was a little nigga. Even before he turned 18, man, after school, come straight to the house, nigga, see what's going on. Like, he can tell you. I ain't play that. Come home.

20:48King Yella:See what y 'all need to do at the house. Then y 'all go outside. Other than that, hell no. Then when he got 18, shit happened, whatever was going on. His ass got kicked out of school, some more shit. I got hit for some money. Bitch ran off with some money. I lost my crib. I paid for another crib. Took the little money I had. Got my head cracked. Sports man cracked. Cracked. Everything I was doing was just crack. I went down like I'm smoking crack. So when you say broke, how broke were you? Shit, nothing in my pocket. Like nothing. Nothing. And that's another thing too though. That's why I said people don't understand.

21:24King Yella:My broke ain't the average nigga broke. So while a nigga try to compare me to you live with the bitch or you driving her, you working a regular job, you're not even on my caliber or tax bracket. It's different. So my broke is different niggas broke. You know what I'm saying? So the average nigga that's in the comments trying to woop-dee-woop-woop, you don't even know my broke. At the end of the day, I still got a YouTube channel. I'm still doing interviews. I still got 607 Unk money. I still got all these different money. But those come at different times. This might come on the 21st. This might come, I got money in the bank.

21:57King Yella:This might be in the CD. This put up, you can't touch that. So, me up the money that I had, I was used to, man, we got a 30, 40, 50, tuck somewhere over here. Open that safe, K-1. That bitch getting low, shawty. That bitch gone. Fuck you talking about, it's just gone. You know what I'm saying? But I was used to at least putting my money up. I've been doing that all my life. You know what I'm saying? So, this shit like had me open my eyes like, this ain't me shorty what you doing you getting drunk every day you doing this every day oh hell no i'm losing myself you got fattest hair looking stupid everything you know what i'm saying so i have to look in the mirror and face the the truth about me this ain't about nobody else i got to fix this you know what i'm saying for real also on the flip side of the positive that came from it you know there was some that had something to say like i think vinyl 1700 was the first one to be in my comments, he was like, can y 'all, he crying in jail now.

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22:55King Yella:God bless him, free him. Look what happened. I'm really one of them people like, when certain shit happened. We all lost 17, huh? Wait, really? I thought you were a fan of him. I ain't gonna lie. He blamed him for like turning you out or let him talk. He said what he said. What'd he say? I ain't gonna lie for like, when we in New York chase that shit, but like, we not listening to that shit. It's cool, that shit rap though. Niggas just be, that shit just be rap. For now. How you feel when your dad is the one that kind of like made it seem like Vaughn and them turned your gangsta up? Like how he said it, it seemed like Vaughn and Lil Hound Jay kind of - I ain't never say that.

23:32King Yella:You said they got blood on their hands. I ain't never say that they turned this gangsta up. I'm still his daddy, so don't get it confused. You're the original gangsta. Whatever, if I get on his ass, guess what he gonna say? I'm your son. It came from you. Like the problem, what you talking about? It came from you. And then sometimes I gotta make me like, damn, this bitch got me. I gotta think about that. You know what I'm saying? Why blame them two though? Like where do you see that? Cause his volume did go a little turnt up. I mean it, the tats on his shit, like certain shit. Like you know, his movements like, I'm like, bitch, this bitch, I took over my, like what the he be coming to the house with the rick on?

24:09King Yella:That type of shit that the mother what's the jeans y 'all wear? And you know, I be, the Miri. The Miri's and shit. So I'm like looking like what the Good Miri. So shit like that, I ain't seeing like my son, he him, he gonna, you know? Like, ain't no, he no, ain't no bitch. He can't be no bitch around me. Get do it, I'ma beat your ass. Nigga, that's what you mean? You can't, no, ain't no sucker, none of us. So at one point you did, it's my fault, but at one point you did for Von Elise, but the way he reacted to your pops, you kinda like cool on the. I mean, for like, it's just certain shit that go on, man.

24:45I don't fuck that shit that just be going on. Didn't he diss Duck? Wasn't that enough? That's like your uncle. I don't know.

24:52King Yella:He sat there and he was in the house when I was arguing when I first argued with him. And when he came in here, diss me at no jump. And that be the thing too, like, like he do that like, you already know, like niggas can say what they want. You know when you mention my name or some type of shit gang, it's gonna bring some type of revenue. It's gonna bring some type of attention. You know that I'm gonna flip out and, you know? And then at the time, he might drop a song. Niggas know what they be doing, gang. Niggas know damn well what they be doing, man. But we don't take no Arthur serious, man.

25:24King Yella:He's taking a nigga with skinny jeans and glasses. So you and Big Mike never had a relationship? What Big Mike? Oblop? Yeah. I don't know him. Him being Wooski brother, I figured he would have been in the mix. I barely know Wooski. He keep a gangster. Yeah. Those folks ain't them friends. These ain't my friends for real. I'm f***ing with Duck Bill, you know? Like, certain s*** from over there. I guess you responded to him recently or some s***, but he has... He said something about my son's s***, that s***, or the whole s***. I mean, I don't know. He kind of said, basically, he basically said that...

26:00What's that, man? Stop bringing up. What he is? Big Mike's a savage. Savage? Yeah, he put in work. He told, but he put in work, too.

26:09King Yella:Yeah, but all right, so Big Mike, basically, he was like... He said if he wasn't out here, and trolling and doing all bunch of goofy shit. Listen, if you told and you did something, you still a rat. That take all your credibility away. Fulton, it's over with. Don't even speak on it. All right. On a case. On a real case. Yo. Told. Damn. We thought Mama Duck was telling us that he shot up her kid's birthday party, but I guess she was talking about a different Big Mike. Yeah, ain't gonna tell them what Big Mike that was. Too many big mics I don't even see the thing Is that like Niggas take this Internet shit right Y 'all gotta understand Chicago birth Gangsters Everybody So when niggas be like This certain person This certain person You gotta think about that Everybody here around us You know how many Big mics it probably be You know how many King Vons it is Gang like You know how many Niggas that ain't on the internet Like stop playing Y 'all around this bitch Internet shit We killing people for real That's what these Niggas that still in the churches Be like You know what I'm saying Like man These niggas not named, I heard a Big Mike after he got out of jail.

27:15King Yella:I ain't heard no Big Mike in no. Come on, man. Even like Von, like these names wasn't people, wasn't like. Like, ooh, look at Big Mike, look at Von. Come on, bro. And the trenches, all the time and shit. Yeah, bye bye. So you seen Von? My son lived in O Block, man. The whole war, he was living in O Block, man. Damn, you were young as fuck. Get down. Like, shit. This cousin and them from over there, He got family from over there. So you're like 10 seeing King Von? Knowing that everybody in no block hate him? Ain't nobody on the block. Ain't nobody hate me, man. I mean, it's just that shit. They don't like you.

27:49King Yella:They'd pop you if they got the chance. Yo, man. On some hating shit. Yeah, yeah. A lot of niggas. Just like you when I got shot in on the thing. You got to think, let me keep it gasted with you, right? I never wasn't even a type of nigga like, this is my little brothers right here. They ain't tell you like all that shit on the internet. He ain't tell you he's gonna watch me beat this and terrified niggas my whole life. But that ain't wasn't even a thing that I pushed. I always some money getting like I didn't do that. But if it come to that, that's what we on. But like that shit ain't for the internet for real.

28:16King Yella:Like everybody be like, oh, you know this? I'm a vigilant. I don't want that. I didn't never want motherfuckers to be like, yeah, he killed her. He shot. That ain't your business. If I popped you, I don't want you to know that. I don't want you to come back and come get me. I'll pop your ass. Yeah. So you turn your head. God, that was that. You know what I'm saying? Why would I tell you? You know what I'm saying? You know serial killers is not the person that you know, right? Jeffrey Dahmer, you didn't know he was killing all them people, right? He was sneaking doing it, right? So that's not, you don't want the attention for that.

28:46King Yella:This is, you know? When you play, you supposed to play quiet, man. You gonna play loud, man. So how y 'all played it where you had basically O Block and a whole bunch of 600 niggas and shit y 'all in tour with, but your son living the ass? Man. How that work out? Shit. It played out how it played out. I grew up in the middle of my big cousin. I started inheriting other shit that was going on. You know what I'm saying? So I moved my own little way. How many years you think you stayed in the whole block? I stayed there probably like a good seven years. Seven years? That's a long time. Yeah, yeah.

29:24In the middle of the war. But you got to understand, I was in the gardens and I was in the... You know what I'm saying? So like the same time back and forth so like shit my big cousin that was in the O You know, then using the G at the same time My then I like click the shit, you know You was having like running with this shit off the strength of King yellow being your pops on We're gonna trip it on it. She's some my cousin when we was younger My plan that shit, but once guns get involved shit, you know, and I know more that I don't know. Did you ever think about going as Lil Yella? Or like Prince Yella?

30:00When I was younger here, yeah. When I was like 7, I don't know. I was rapping and shit. Yeah, yeah. I don't know. They ain't never trying to make Yella up to you? You know, nigga make you turn? You can't turn my pops against me, that shit. I'm not listening to that shit. Nobody ever put a blick to you and was like, say fucking Yella. This nigga crazy. I ain't here. You gotta be crazy. You gotta be so crazy. This nigga Adam nuts, dude. Adam, you sick, bro. Say, fuck your daddy. I mean, they'll do that these days. But you gotta say, that's a real thing. Think about it. It's 2026. Motherfucker play crazy.

30:40You don't want to play crazy. And then you have shit like that, right?

30:44King Yella:Like, the niggas in the hole. Like, you have to be in that bitch. Like, you have to be there every day. You live there. So you play games with niggas, eventually a nigga would come in and I'm a like, you play the right way. Them gates used to be open. Niggas just slide right in that bitch and get busy and catch a crowd outside. That was real. You think the niggas you was into and knew your son was living there? No, there was no public thing. I ain't make that, man. I asked my son how I used to pick him up. You think I was going in there to walk out with his hands? Shit, how did he pick you up?

31:18King Yella:Man, we would pull out right out the gate in front of him. I'm high right in the front, you know how that shit go. Meet me in the front. I'm full now. Like, I used to be around in the trenches for real. Like, man, like, this shit used to be going on. Like, my wasn't really ducking that shit. My cousin don't run the O, so it's like, you know? My don't, man, I ain't need to get into that, but like. A lot of that shit's gonna be, it wasn't like how the shit was. So, you saying that sound like it's two sides of the O block. Cause you would think that the is that rap and shit run the O. but if you send your cousins and shit they ain't your cousins it's like blood ties the rappers don't the rappers is just the ones with the attention yeah but they usually run with a lot of the niggas who were there so who you saying the niggas that killed duck was a bunch of send offs so who they ran with the rappers they was a bunch of goofies yes man yes man look where they at now who knew about them before that nobody knew about them until Von got out of jail.

32:19King Yella:But nobody has no. Muwap was like the guy who was coming up out there. Who was it, man? T-Roy. T-Roy had a name. Them niggas ain't had no. Man, them niggas ain't had on skis. I ain't hear about them niggas till I got out of prison. I didn't hear about them niggas, man. Who was these niggas, man? One of them niggas that killed Duck actually done been around Duck and was hanging around. Like, these niggas be faking niggas get around certain niggas and shake that ass. Now you want to be cool. now some money around you sucking that's all them start doing man listen even me gang certain niggas done been around gang my energy so real gang even the ox don't been around just love us gang duck niggas love duck man saying von did that shit man this wasn't trying to kill no duck von did that shit what he put that bag on them and made them niggas dance that's before that come on man i done watch fbg duck pull up right there catch one of his cousin from obel i beat the out you beady bitch ass you over here with the ops we hopping out on they shit like niggas that shit was not like this was not killing how to come on man niggas had big rusty 38s man come on man you what the niggas ain't even had no switches that shit new come on man von got some money bought the guns and did all that shit now was able to do that them was dirty man chief keep left them niggas dirty as fucking hell.

33:42King Yella:Let's be real. After Chief Keef, you didn't hear. Tell me, after Chief Keef, you ain't hear no O-Block nothing. O-Block what? Until Vaughn came home, right? Them niggas was broke, starving, and gangbanging on that bitch. Roaches and rats, gang, living in a O-Block is a project. Any walls that steal a little like that, you see them brick walls like that shit? That's a project, gang. That's a project building, gang. So where y 'all money at? you dirty as fuck and you who got to who got to sectionate the low income your mama so all these niggas gang-macking killing people and going in the house with their mother or their father gang make that make sense you at your grandma house killing people they're running up somebody gotta run in your grandma house give a heart attack come on bro this shit crazy it is kinda crazy when you think about it bro for real then I just break that shit down like them niggas don't have their what nigga you know got sectionate low income that's their mama grandma shit man that make you feel away from O 'Block.

34:41I ain't gonna lie shit, that's how it is, yeah, we're in the trenches. It's going on, no bullshit. Niggas know that shit.

34:48King Yella:But what I'm saying, when you get out, when you know a nigga live out the trenches, you know a nigga got his own pay, but he got something going on. This your shit. What I'm saying right now, at 36 years old, my house, my house, this is my shit. You still got little light skinned folks still in the O 'Block, they have to bring his ass a mother fucking care package, man. His ass in O 'Block Indigene, man. Who you talking about? He's still energy man. Come on man, you know what energy is? You go to jail, you can't afford nothing, they gonna bring you a little care package. That's what's going on man.

35:17King Yella:You in that bitch, like how's you still bragging to be in the trenches like that shit ain't even cute bro. That shit is not cool no more. E-Daw just like the last one. Man he is, you see that whole picture, he the only one. And I like E-Daw cause he kinda look like me. I don't know if my daddy fucked his mama. What? I'm for real, that nigga kinda look like me. He look like my brother too. You ever met you though? I don't know. I think I saw him at Baba House or something before. Baba House. Baba House. That's what I be saying. A lot of these niggas gang, I swear to God, bro, I done saw a lot of these niggas in real life, bro, where they don't be like...

35:50King Yella:I done ran into Lil Mew Wop that be with Chief Keeve. Bro, these niggas shake niggas hands gang, bro, this shit do not be what niggas be thinking, bro. niggas do not be like especially if they out of bounds. Do you think you did enough to keep your son away from the game-banging drill lifestyle? I try to. You know, he 18. Like, what can I do? I can't, I'm not hanging with him. I can't, I can't make the decision that, you know, I can't, when he go outside, he go outside. When I went outside, I went outside. You think my mama knew I was going to, you think my mama knew I was going to break in people's house?

36:27King Yella:You know, my mama knew I was going to sell crack? That shit out of our hands. You can't control, you, a child, is gonna be what they wanna be. You turn to what you wanna turn to. I know your parents probably didn't like shit that you did. So this the shit, so we, nigga, we, a lot of us rebellious. I'ma, you, when a mother tell you to do something, the average brain gonna do the opposite of what the mother tell you to do. So if you wanna go this way, no, I'm going that way. I know I was like that. I'ma fuck, okay. You go in the house. Nigga, I'm finna run away. That's the shit I was doing, like, you know?

36:58King Yella:So, like his shit different, like my, I had more leeway with my pops and shit. He ain't even had all that leeway like that. I just gave him the leeway I respect when he turned 18. I wasn't doing all that, man. He wasn't staying the night at his friend's house, hanging in the streets and doing all that. He was coming home. You know what I'm saying? Respect. And he's still not even a disrespectful, even on our trip. He ain't a son that get to fuck you, dad. I would fuck you, nigga. Grabbing weapons and everything, trying to fight my pops doing crazy shit. He ain't never did that to me. But I'm a little more crazy than my daddy too.

37:35King Yella:But you know - I seen some shit where you said, your grandma killed your uncle. Damn. Where the you get this shit from, nigga? Narwha. My family been mad at me ever since I said that shit. God damn. My mama just texted me, you put that family business out of you. But that's what crazy when that - That was like, what? My family up. My grandma skit so like this shit is real. Like, dang, yeah, my grandma smoked my uncle. They was high on that shit. No, she smoked her mama, brother. She smoked her uncle. So she smoked my great uncle. Yeah. Or great-great uncle, whatever the fuck it is. Yeah, I heard that.

38:14King Yella:I'm like, damn. She did, like, 10 years in the PR. Five, 10 years, something. I liked them, like, 87 came home in the 90s. Yeah, so you a taxis or something, huh? Yeah, what was that? Damn, what? 19. It felt like a skit to me. You know the crazy part about life is you don't know when it's a skit, you don't know when it's real. I know what that means. I'm saying, I done did shit that was real and they said it was a skit. I done did skits and they said it was real. You don't know. So at this point, I don't give a fuck. 607, Hunk just about to stay his ass in his lane. Hunk did more for you than anybody.

38:54And you reward him like that? I did more for Hunk than anybody. the fuck what you talking about. Yeah, right. He energized your whole life, career.

39:03King Yella:Nigga, no. Come on, man. What do you... I don't... I didn't reach out to... Uncle reached out to me. Let's make this shit clear. Don't start this bullshit. He's a visionary. He's a visionary. First of all, he is, but nigga... He's still on Musk. He still, but at the end of the day, nigga, you ain't... You think he got me around? He make money off... Good money off me. For sure. I know. Was you living at this house at one point? Yeah, when I lost my shit. Word. Yeah. I seen some shit where I guess he said or you said that the money Unc will make sure that you paying your bills first with the money he give you and like kind of looking out for you in the sense of like we're going to make sure the money.

39:40King Yella:That's going on now. Yeah yeah. But so Unc is like a real nigga to do like you know he's going to make sure. No we done set the shit up where like okay this money go here we don't we don't exclude the bills. So you just now you just live. The bills took him care of Don't worry about that, don't stress about that. So don't even, we ain't even looking at the bills no more. So you know, cause I was doing shit, nigga I was taking the whole YouTube check to the casino like a fucking goofy. I was, you know, taking my money just doing it like every time, like this shit just burning. What I'm gonna do?

40:11King Yella:I'm so used to selling drugs and shit, it's like soon I get some money I wanna flip it. And that shit was like a bad habit of living like that and thinking like that, you know what I'm saying? And the casino, that shit more, still the worst addiction than drinking and drugs. That's worse than everything. That's worse than pussy. Gambling is bad. I'm still fighting gambling. I stopped drinking and everything. I done still sneaking and geeking in that mothin' beat. That motherfucker can call you. You can call shit. Because you can only drink or do so much drugs, but gambling, you just got to bet it all.

40:44No problem. The thing with me is, you know what's so fucked up?

40:48King Yella:Gambling kind of therapeutic for me. I put my phone up. I pay attention. I'll exit the internet world. like I'm being real life now at the Baccarat table. I ain't paying attention to nothing except I'm gonna hit this drag under this three card nine seven and arms into two hundred to one. Win me five thousand, ten thousand real quick. You know what I'm saying? It's quick shit. But that gambling addiction is very bad. You see Skinny from the nine, it's shit real. People is promoting that shit. Everybody like this shit. And the thing about it is. Why'd he give you that hundred dollars? Who? Skinny.

41:21King Yella:Skinny ain't give me no hundred. Jaleesa's alive. I showed him as he said. Jaleese's skinny. Let's keep it real. Plot twist. Yeah, she took that little. What? He got a shrimp? Huh? Do he got a shrimp? Yeah, I think he got a shrimp. He look like he got a shrimp. That was like a shrimp looker. A shrimp looker. So you and Jaleese back cool? Because I seen y 'all doing content. Business is business, baby. What? Business is business. So how do you feel about everything that played out with her and she was? I like Jaleese, man. Jaleese's just all women. They fucked up. They fucked up. They fucked up individuals.

41:56King Yella:Niggas fucked up too, but women is, you know, they emotional creatures, man. You know, they just need a little, you know, a little something, something. I don't know. You know, Jaleese crazy though, man. What I fuck with Jaleese like, she a cool, you know. I mean, her accusing your homie of falsely. Well, she say it ain't. To a lot of people, that would be I told her to keep it, I told her to keep it gangster. You woke up, you fucked somebody, and the next day you realized you fucked. I done did it too. You know, we done woke up. I know I didn't wake up with this bitch. This beluga. You hear some shit like, oh, see these drugs and this liquor.

42:34King Yella:You remember this bitch? Last call, late night, fucking blow. Just fell out. Oh, no, not even fall asleep with the bitch. After you blow, like, oh, fuck. Hey, what you about to do? My favorite part of the whole thing is the idea that Skinny, like, wanted to be a power couple with her and was, like, pitching her. I'm going to keep it games. The folks did like her, though. Yeah. And that's what was the thing. Like, I'm not. But I told Skinny, like, Skinny, like, move a little too fast, gang. Like, Jaleesa's like a nigga, gang. She from Sacramento. Like, my sister grew up in Sac. They act like n****, gang.

43:07King Yella:They going to f*** you. That's what I just told you. They going to f*** you and bitch-ass. You see soon she got mad. She bitch-ass. She turned to a n****, man. Yeah. She turned straight to a man. Like, I don't like girls like that. I like women. Even when you mad, be soft with me. because you don't want me to be hard with you. I'm going to bust your motherfucking head. You better leave me the fuck alone. For real, I don't like no disrespect. From then, you become the problem. Oh, you did? You just totally disrespect me. You put your hands on me. Man, I come from a... You don't talk to me like that.

43:36King Yella:You and her had a conversation because she kind of put you in the middle of it by saying that you kind of like to... Of course we had a conversation. I just dropped it on my new podcast, Hood to Hood. She on my shit. Yeah, we talked about it. I can't do nothing about how you feel. Even if you feel like Even if you Nah hell nah She Hell nah Skinny don't wanna talk to her She don't wanna talk to him I wouldn't wanna talk neither It sound like she do I don't wanna I don't wanna talk But you know If she would've Like really pressed charges Like there's no way possible That I would've ever Talked to her again Like if you really Involved the police Into some shit And you know like Bro y 'all was drunk Like I was their gang Like y 'all was drunk And you just end up F***ing gang Or whatever gang all that that should be too many excuses blacking out and like bro we grown but there was no hundred dollars probably was a bunch of hundred dollars I don't know how they got them I'm saying it probably was a bunch of hundred dollars I don't know how they got in my pocket but them bitches got there it was just weird that she brought that up and made it like he was somehow like paying you to leave so that he could take advantage of her which was just creepy it was just weird like how would that work first of all gang Listen, man, I told her to come with me.

44:50King Yella:Rugen and all us was at the spa, I told her to come with me. They end up woo-dee-woo-woo. He said something to her. She was finna come in the club with me. She like yelling, woo-dee-woo-woo-woo. Next thing you know, she left with him. You know what I'm saying? But I end up, they didn't even let me in the club because I had shorts and I rolled with them. So I called Skinny, they're like, man, you gotta drop me off, take me to the crib. You feel me? And they took me to the crib together. Then they left. and nigga, it was regular. That's what I'm saying, it was regular. It wasn't even though, even the next morning, nigga, she was still at his crib.

45:24King Yella:She on the phone with his ass, get that. Folks like, I'm from the barbecue, and ooh, what the kids want. She, okay, they like chips, and da-da-da-da-da-da-da. So that was, well it was like, the juices and shit, it was strange to me to all of a sudden, I'm looking at him, his energy changed, I'm like, what's wrong? Chasing it. This bitch got me fucked up. Oh, so you was with him while she started accusing him of it. Yeah. And then he just started freaking out to me. I'm like, bro, fuck her. Fuck that. I ain't paying attention. Like, you know what happened, gang? Like, you got the cameras in the house, gang.

45:59King Yella:The whole world saw that. She kissing him and coming on to him. Like, what the fuck? So if a girl come on to me, you kissing me and doing all this, and I'll fuck you. Didn't you initiate this shit? Yeah. That don't even make sense. I mean, to be fair, like. I wouldn't give a fuck if you was drunk. We both drunk. I probably never heard of a rape accusation that got taken less seriously than this one. Yeah, yeah. Nobody. Because honestly. They hate her. People just don't really, like, take Jaleese. They don't. Because I think this shit happened before. Like, this shit was like, what happened with the other little nigga?

46:35King Yella:Like, she, like, I don't know. Like, you would think that people would stand behind a woman. They didn't stand behind her. They was like, hell no. Like even with the pod, like bring her back on. They're like, bro, I'm not watching that shit. She on here, bro. Like, I don't know. They don't like her ass. I don't know. You don't feel disloyal still doing shit with Jalees, given that Skinny's your boy? I mean, that's - She tried to destroy his life. She did. Oh.

47:02King Yella:Hey, listen, man. Let me tell you. Let me tell you, I'm at a point in my life, gang, where Skinny don't pay my bills. No mother pay my bills. nobody take care of my kids nothing so you know nigga I done sat down with Memo 600 nigga I done sat down nigga with Ops f*** these niggas games I'm a f***ing friends f*** all the niggas what you gonna do to me? You sit down with 600 breezy? If we come to a conclusion if we come to an understanding see 600 breezy it never was no issue he made it an issue afterwards all that. You bullied him. But you tried to get a call. But what I'm saying, no, he did that.

47:43King Yella:First, you know, he first was like, only motherfucker I was worried about was the big yellow motherfucker. Like, you know, that's what he said through the thing. Like, we're going to keep it gangsta. Like, people be like, why, nigga, ain't doing it? Like, at the end of the day, if me and you having a man to man conversation and like, I saluted. Like, he was fucking with Drake at the time. So we, man, I see what you doing. And I'm in Vegas doing my one too. So now, man, nigga getting some paper. So that was more of the conversation. Like, okay. We getting money now. We on something different. It wasn't never no kind of like him and Billion have what they have, but you got to think he not really my op.

48:16King Yella:That's why he say what he's like. I don't even know half of these niggas. Folks in them know that's they that they was in tour with. You feel me? So it never really made me feel no type of way. I never heard none of your music, his music to hear if he dissed a nigga or did any of that. You know what I'm saying? All I really went off was his energy. If he was on that bitch on some GDK, fuck y 'all, da, da, da. We would have beat the living life out of his ass. but it was a nice grown man conversation. You know what I'm saying? So energy is everything, gang. If a nigga turnt up, then we turnt up.

48:46King Yella:If a nigga like, man, wootty woop woop and a nigga saluting and saying this and saying that, then, you know? Like even I just saw since Breezy came home, he been getting his credit together and look like he been going the positive route, as he should. Get your life together. You sit down in them sales, gang. You come home and you think different. You think different. But you know, it's, you know, unless he playing tough and all, and all this, but I sit down with whoever. And we could do whatever, with anybody too. That's what they wanna do, but I ain't even, I'm not even looking for no ops gang.

49:17King Yella:I don't even feel I have ops gang. I feel like, bro, you gotta think about it, bro. Chief Keefe be on my page, been on my page. These , come on, man. How you feel about your son? The OTF, Duty Load, these , all these , from the other side, interact. Like, niggas at first didn't even say none of the niggas. Like, niggas interact now, man. He's grown as hell. Ain't no f***ing ops no more, man. Duty Low's trying to set you up, for sure. Duty Low, I will Mr. Clean his ass. He can't set me up, man. He come to 607 Unk House. He'd be set up before me. He's a slimer. He ain't no man. Duty Low's a nice guy, man.

49:54King Yella:He did go to Unk's house. And I could have backdoled him. Could have backdoled him. Could have. But this is what I'm saying. I could call Duty Low right now. I like this. It's going to end it at the plate crazy, man. Like a bunch of dirt friends. Like I don't, y 'all just saw y 'all just did. Who you just see in the club? What? Chief Wook, right? What'd he say to you? Shut me up. I'm fine. And say what? Ain't you who? You what? Come on, man. This Wook. This jerk like, come on, man. Yeah. Where your daddy at? Phone them calling. He in the club with folks with them, man. Like that shit don't be people making this shit like The niggas that want to live and that's living, they living, man.

50:36King Yella:Niggas ain't trying to. You think niggas trying to end up behind that box still? No, they not. Niggas is not trying to. One thing you said. First club, though. They slam. And Wook been my boy, though. You know, I started the No More movement with Wook, right? When I got shot. Oh, that was with Wook? Me and Wook started that together on my kids. Wook was there, too? You know, that's the kind of time he fell out with him and Dirk. They wasn't even around, like, kind of after that, too. Yeah. I feel like we're working. I don't care if we ever speak. They just passed they shit up. You know what I'm saying?

51:09King Yella:Yeah. Shit, you said one of the things that hurt your career the most was 1090J calling you a snitch. Yeah. That shit kind of. You really feel like that did a lot of damage? They did, man. You got to think about it. You know, everybody going to have how they view or what they view. You got to think about it. Like, nigga, I stand strong on business and everything that I mean, morals and principles. Like, nigga, I ain't, who I tell him? Was it a case? Was it a crime committed? And I said something happened, did I see a crime? Was I involved in a crime? No, I wasn't. So, you know, you just take, he took shit and then even lying, oh, he did this with this paperwork and da da da da, like, come on, bro.

51:50King Yella:I did a suppression hearing, suppressing my gun in the feds. He tried to, oh, he tried to suppress his statement. What statement, gang? You saw whatever the fuck y 'all saw. Like, nothing was ever hidden. But it's like, that just opened up the door for people to just play, you know? Even though that shit on the internet, like, come on, gang. You know who a real rat, like, you know who done told on niggas, who pointed fingers, who come in the court, who did that, nigga, I ain't never did that. Nigga, I done caught, look it out, I done caught cases with FBG duck, like, real, tip murders, shootings, all type of shit, I done caught real shit, I done been in prison, gang.

52:23King Yella:Like, come on, man. I still went to prison after that shit, like, what the fuck was that doing? Who did I tell him? Did I tell him, say, hey, officer, come here. I know if I'm going to tell him a nigga, I'm going to tell him. If I'm going to tell, I'm going to tell. Yeah, I know about these. I know about this. I know about that. That's telling. I ain't did none of that, nigga. You saw them niggas that in that bitch? Hey, come here. Come here. I got some help. Nigga, come on. I ain't got no information. The police asked me. The police came and sat down and said, I'm going to record. Okay. Okay, what's up?

52:54King Yella:I knew the recorder was on. You asking me questions that the whole world know already. Is he a game member? He GD? Yeah, he GD. I'm GD too. So what's the problem? You got to think about it. I was stopped and my stop was prolonged and then a detective came to question me. They came to ask me about what's going to happen if you run into offset? What's going to happen if you see Cardi B? So that don't tell you that somebody told or said something about me first, right? for them to even stop me to talk about some famous rappers, right? I didn't bring these people up. You know that the detective was bringing them names up, right?

53:32King Yella:And I just answered what I answered. Like it is what it is, man. That's not no, you know? Yeah, I'll say the rap. Huh? Damn, I used to rap song. Man, on Skeezy, they ass, listen, man. The Migos, that's why I made the Top Target gang, like on Skeezy gang, I'm getting 86, nigga. I'm kicked out of certain shit on the strip. For what? For what? Because they already done put this APB out on me. Y 'all see this, nigga. Bro, I was chased and followed. Like, come on, man. Did you see that video? By Offset's team? But what I'm saying, listen, Adam. Somebody told Vegas Metro about King Yellow. They didn't even know I lived in Vegas.

54:11King Yella:Nigga, I was under the radar. You know what I'm saying? I was hidden. This would put me on the front street. Boop, if you watch the video of me getting pulled over. I was talking about the body cam of the cops. So if you watch that video, the man said, I'm pulling you over because you was parked in a handicap parking spot, right? Yeah. Next thing you know, 20 guns come to the window and telling me to get out? Was that normal for a nigga that's from Chicago and you don't even know who I am? Or is that somebody, a person of interest from something that somebody said? Make that make sense. So, and people be doing that.

54:45King Yella:And when the police ask me, whoop-de-whoop-whoop, I'm going to record you on the top. I said yeah because I wanted to know what they knew or what this was about. That's why. So I was playing their game right back with them. Let me see because I don't know what's going on. So what you want to talk about? Yeah, it's cool. We can talk. You know what I'm saying? You think your Offset will ever talk it out? Man, you ain't Offset. You ain't never heard Offset come out and say I'm a snitch. You ain't heard him respond and say nothing. Come on, man. 1090 Jake and Adam started that shit. Adam tried to fuck my career up.

55:14King Yella:He just saw my YouTube channel taking off on his shit. I popped up in that storyline. He liked that shit. How much money do you, let's keep it real. How much money do you make? I don't know, just a little bit. But either way, 1090, he felt like he had something he wanted to say. But 1090 had actually texted me the other day and basically said that you were trying to use the snitch allegation so that you didn't have to talk about the underage allegation or whatever. What? How? The world didn't pay attention to that. They don't care about nobody fucking nobody. Come on, guy. You ain't never a bitch that was three years younger than you?

55:53King Yella:I done plenty of bitches that was younger than me. Like, what the fuck? That shit sound crazy. It is what it is. Sorry. Right now, I'm 36. You ain't a bitch that was 30, you're 25. You gotta put context to it. I ain't gotta put shit. It is what it is. I don't give a fuck. I'm King Yeller. You find the footage you take and you believe what you believe. He got shit on him. They saying I'm fucking young bitches. So what the fuck? They talked about Jesus, okay. But you got a case for it? I never, the case got dismissed. This is my, I got dead daughters with this girl. Like, we got kids together. Like, the world don't know.

56:27King Yella:Like, I would make her come out publicly and talk. Like, it ain't even nothing. Like, I don't care about that. Her grandma got mad. Nigga, she two years younger than me. My birthday just, her birthday is in September. Like, at the time. You know what I'm saying? So, nigga, I was 18, 19. She's 16, going on 17, gang. So they try to lie. Yeah, so at the time she going on 17. But if you think about it, before I was fucking 19, I was 18, you know? So it was already like, that's regular in the hood. Like, niggas is crazy, gang. What the fuck? You go think about your mama, grandma, and them got kids by niggas that's 50 years older than them.

57:03King Yella:Man, your grandma got sold, 13, 14 fucking old men. Like, let's keep it gangsta. So all that nigga ain't know. Her grandma got mad and tried to get me locked up. Nigga, the police had her in the room. You little whore, tell the truth. You're f***ing him, ain't ya? Woo-dee-woo-woo-woo-woo. Grandma not the guardian. Mama came up there and said she consent to this shit. It's good. So it is what it is. I walked right out the police station. Did I get locked up? I went to the police station. This is not a case. I didn't fight none of that shit. Where's the case at then? But the mom wasn't aware of y 'all relationship and shit.

57:34King Yella:Grandma was too. Everybody, the whole neighborhood was. Nigga, she was pranking and walking down the block. I was f***ing every day. Yeah, what the f***? Come on, man. The world crazy, man. Y 'all can say what y 'all want. For each his own, man. If you, you gotta think about it. 18, 19, this is still high school. Some niggas we've seen as freshmen coming at my fucker, they still fucking them. Like, come on, man. You think what they gonna say? If that's the case, y 'all shouldn't put people in school together. You should separate. This shit, okay, once you turn this age, go ahead. Don't you got like Romeo and Juliet laws in certain states?

58:09What's that? What's that? If you love somebody, it's something like if you're like... It's if you know them before you turn 18. Okay. Right, and I knew her before I turned 18.

58:19King Yella:If you're in a relationship before you were 18. And I was. I wish I was. You know what I'm saying? So that's all that was, gang. Nigga could try that all he wanted. Pull it up. Go find her. Her name's Shanika Cross. Go look her up. Google her. Find her. She'll tell you. What you talking about? She don't know. I don't know. She stay down south. I think she's in Mississippi. As a matter of fact. It's crazy. No, but for real. Like, so he could try to do a lot like, niggas would try to dig. The crazy part is 1090 Jake only did that because I did the video to him when I was in Barstow. And I got a video, I did a video on his ass that fools sent me.

58:53King Yella:Like, so that ain't telling. When he got beat and he wrote the grievance and he sent it to the mother f***ing, to the warden and he told the nigga name in the grievance that the nigga beat him in his face with the shit. That ain't snitching. That's snitching. That was something that really happened, gang. but he a white boy, so it's cool for him to do it. Then it's gonna pass for him. And not even, like he told on another case too, that he got locked up on, like let's keep it gangsta gang. That's why he's so into talking about niggas that's telling, nigga, it's okay though, nigga. And at this point in my life, I don't give a who told.

59:26King Yella:If I told, I told, who gonna do something about it? That's what I'm saying. Man, he just said snitches, so you know. I said if I told, then I told. Like I didn't tell on nobody though, nigga. I ain't never got nobody arrested in my life. My name telling on somebody I got to be in a nigga. Don't pull up my own paperwork. Pull up me being in your paperwork. That's a snitch, gang. That's a nigga coming to court. Oh, he telling on me he's coming to testify on me in court. That's a wreck, gang. Would you stop f***ing with your dad if you knew that he snitched? I know my pops ain't going to go. Stop.

1:00:01But you calling family members off of that? Yeah, yeah. Yeah.

1:00:06King Yella:You feel like you're saying to you? It depends on what type of lifestyle. If you living that lifestyle, then yeah. But if you a SpongeBob SquarePants, you know, you got the right to tell. And if you a nigga that say, I'm going to tell before you tell, and I know that. Let me know. You know? But that's why you can't, you know, niggas miss circles and mix people in different crowds. You can't have a nigga that ain't about their life because that's what they supposed to do. How do you feel about NBA Youngboy dissing everybody that like worked with Dirk or did some shit with Dirk? I fuck with Youngboy.

1:00:38King Yella:I salute whatever he do. I'm behind him a thousand percent. I love Youngboy. So it's future? I love Youngboy. Oh! I love Youngboy. Hold on, look. He ride, listen. We ride with YB. Yo son, they said like we was chilling for like an hour in there and he ain't said like two things. Yeah. He asked for some weed and I was playing some future. and said, man, cut this Future shit off. I'm like, damn, what's wrong with Future? Damn. Where the Future smoke from? I think YBN 2 with Future. We love, young boy. That was like two weeks ago, yeah. Who? Who? I mean, we didn't know that they had issues until like two weeks ago.

1:01:16I'm just saying, that's kind of crazy to like already have Future removed from the playlist.

1:01:21King Yella:I'm a grown man. I'm going to listen to whatever I want to listen to. But if he said, fuck him, then it's fuck him. I'm going to tell you that like, the music week is hell anyway. Turn that shit off. Yeah, buddy. You're like astronaut static? Yeah, what the is that? Fish telling out the parking lot leaving magic. The way I made the work disappeared. That old shit. He probably snapping the old shit, but that's the old days. We playing Philly now. That's the old days. You feel like new future music? I'm going to set off that Massa. You ain't really rocking with new future music? Yeah, nah. Young boy won me over though.

1:01:52King Yella:That Massa album. I just like how young boy been coming since. I like this new young boy. You feel like it's warranted though? I ain't like him when his face was like a little circle ball. When his shit got long like the screen mask, then I was going to f*** him. That's the name. That's the name. That's the name. What the f*** is this even the same name? Yo, what is that? Why is that the new meme? Did you just stretch everybody's head? They stretching his face. His shit got long, too. The face get long. You're like, what the f***? No, but I'm saying he used to f*** a couple years ago when I was in the feds, and he had a little circle face with a little hot top.

1:02:23King Yella:Now his shit like long. I don't know how that shit happened. All right, now his face grow. You think it's warranted for him to really still have, I guess, feel the way about niggas who was kind of blackballing him or going pro-dirt? Because the future shit came out of nowhere. Then he kind of did his gilly. He was like, gilly ain't sly. Man, he probably got everybody that was against him, man. There's no. But were they against him? You feel like future was against him because he was working with dirt?

1:02:53King Yella:I'm going to tell you how this shit go. These niggas are not just doing music no more. these niggas are becoming friends. And Dirk the type of niggas that try to fringe you and don't fuck with dude no. Like I'm from Chicago, like we did the same shit too. Like this, come on, guy. There's no way that we're doing a song or we thugging, whatever, and then you go over there and fuck with fooling them. I can't trust you no more. How we gonna hang out? These niggas is being friends. You just saw Four Pockets Full, Little Baby, and Dirk and all these niggas become best friends. All these little niggas.

1:03:25King Yella:Dirk, Poo Shisey, these niggas Do a song together, now they best friends. How you doing? Dirk making niggas. I don't know, man. I mean, Dirk was creating like a United, anti-GD, anti-NBA Youngboy. Right, cut it out by here. He was stopping, stopping everything. The video with Fredo Bang where they're on the private jet and they got all the Youngboy haters together. It's like an anti-Youngboy summit. Choppas in the video. But then you can't do the Youngboy biggest shit. How you gonna do that? Like, it just showed when he did the master tour, he f***ed everybody up. Dirk ain't never did that. Dirk ain't never sold out.

1:04:05King Yella:Bigger, what he did, stadiums? Foss in the South. Let's keep it gangsta. When Dirk beats his case, he gonna come out and do a run like that. If he beat it. Yeah, yeah. It's looking a little promising. More promising than it did at one point. Nah, promise to you is nuts. You rooting against him is crazy. Dude, man. Damn. So you want to see Dirk in jail? I don't. I f*** him, man. I don't care if he do, if he don't. Y 'all crazy is here. You got so many s***s telling on him. You're supposed to say, I want him on the street so my people can handle him. No, I don't want nobody. Nah, free date. He can get handled in there.

1:04:38King Yella:You think he can't get handled in there? But f***ing put that knife in you. Yeah, so it ain't, you know. I'm saying, why you think that? Because they ruled the, I just saw the s***. What, they ruled the s***? I mean, they just saying a lot of the evidence that they were trying to use in court. No. They were trying to use the. They're saying the evidence, the way that they got it. And they separated the, at one point they were trying to use some shit that happened in Chicago, a part of the L.A. case, the L.A. trial. So they ain't got nothing to do with that. You still got to face the shit that happened in Chicago.

1:05:08But I'm saying, right now, with the court case that's coming up in August,

1:05:11King Yella:that got ruled out and he just got to handle the shit in L.A. Let's talk about Vonnie and them that's taking deals already and that's willing to testify against him. So fuck all the paperwork or whatever he tried to stop. He tried to stop. Listen, this is what the feds do. Anything you get illegal, I just saw it. They just did some fruits of a... That's how I would be my gun cases. That's how I was beating it. Fruits of a poison in the street. The way you found the gun, illegal search received, you violated my Fourth Amendment, all this shit, right? So the way that they did, if you don't get it correct, then it got to be threw out.

1:05:41King Yella:But that's only that. You only throwing the shit that they talking about. So that's going to be able to throw out whatever statement or whatever, how they got it. They went in the phone bogus. They did that bogus. but that's still not gonna stop that nigga to come and say, Dirk, the one that sent me to get these guns to send this hit and pay for this shit. Is that gonna stop that? You can't stop that. There's nothing you can do to stop that man. Listen, man, that man just bought his girl the ring. He know he coming home. He about to tell, man. He about to tell everything. Man, them niggas gonna tell, man.

1:06:13King Yella:Fuck all the paperwork about everything. That shit is irrelevant. This defense, nigga. One motherfucker say you did a game, They gonna cook his ass off that. He's the feds, man. That judge gonna be way in the sky. You ever saw the cartoon with the motherfucker? The judge don't sit in front of you. He up there like God. Your honor. Yes, sir. Man, I'll pray the best for him. That shit ain't finna know how y 'all think it's gonna go, man. Then he gotta fight the other niggas telling the shit from his brother out there, too. Bro, this is gonna be a hard fight. You think if Dirk come home, he'll kind of turn Chicago back up?

1:06:47King Yella:Dirk come home, he better turn the Muslims all the way up. He better go 100 % Muslim. He better not even rap no more. Because they going to come back and get them again. One thing about the feds, you beat them, they coming to get you, and they going to come 10 times harder, and they going to be on your ass every day until they find something. One little thing. One false move they on your ass. You know what I mean? I've been in the feds and watched niggas beat them. I copped out and took a deal because I got scared to beat them, gang. Fool them, man, they gonna put something worse on you. Man, don't worry about it.

1:07:18King Yella:Give me that motherf***er year and the day, whatever y 'all gonna give me just because. For real, you don't want to beat them, gang? And they hard to beat. They got a 99.9 commission rate. And you think because he a rapper with a bunch of good lawyers that he gonna beat them? They had Tupac Daddy up there. They got the biggest drug dealers, the biggest killers in the world. Larry Hoover. They got him and had him since 79. Who the f*** is dirt, gang? let's be honest who the fuck is Dirk a singer come on man he make music he's not a politician he's not a nigga that did something for the world for real what he did make music when them people come in them white mans that's finna be sitting in that motherfucker that's finna be over him like god you're a nobody you another nigga that's out here corrupting the world that's how they finna look at him like that that's finna be hard man it's finna be hard bro I wish the best for him.

1:08:14King Yella:You better pray to Allah. You better bend over and put his ass in there 12 times a day. Free Dirk, though, man. Free him. Got a friend. You know, we got our own Dirk-style situation out here because they are basically, there's a security guard who said that YG killed Draco. So I can only really compare that to the Dirk situation. I'd be scared to the death of YG right now, too, man. They snatched him up, but how this shit going to go? They pop back up and grab your ass. That shit's scary, gang. Fighting a murder itself is scary, gang. Fighting charges that you might not come home or not even come home for a long time.

1:08:55King Yella:That's scary. That shit's spooky. That shit real spooky, gang. And then, look, with Dirk shit, gang. You know all the n****s like with Larry Hoover case, right? Larry ain't did nothing. Bless you. Larry ain't did nothing to nobody, right? But they say Larry had enough power to make you do something, to make him do something. That's what they care about. The nigga with the power, we want you. Because the nigga that's doing the killing, you a send-off. You the dummy. We don't want you. Damn. Go on tell on him. Tell us what happened. We're going to give you 10, 15 years. You'll see your family again.

1:09:33King Yella:You'll see them again. You'll get some of that pussy again. But if you don't say nothing, you ain't going to never get none of that pussy again. You ain't going to never see your kids again. You're going to be hugging them in here. so that's how it's gonna go man they gonna make him go against him what is he gonna do with me either me or you they're gonna say in the comments you happy that nigga locked up man i don't give a they gonna say everything about yellow i don't know what the fuck happy you is that nigga locked up man how happy yes i don't give a fuck about what you think up bro y 'all brought this nigga up i don't give a fuck about dude man i made a lot of money off him man what the fuck has a bank world to me.

1:10:07King Yella:Yeah. I'm saying, but like, what are you like? Y 'all be like, is he my friend? Is this my homie? Is this supposed to be somebody I care about? Now, I usually just ain't he behind like a lot of shit from the other side of my friends that's my brothers that's dead and gone that's never coming home. F*** him. That's y 'all friends. Y 'all like him. I'm not a fan of him. And I listen to some of his music, but f*** him. I don't give a f*** if he got f***ed in his ass in there. What they got to do with me? No, that's valid. How you feel about niggas was kind of upset with Mama Duck sitting down with 69?

1:10:37King Yella:and shit. Man, them too. They got something to say about how y 'all mad at somebody, mama gang, that's how bad the hate is gang. Y 'all is really putting this woman in the shoes of a gang member or a son. Like she won't justify her son. Nigga, she want some money, nigga, like everybody else. Nigga, y 'all killed my son, y 'all did whatever. Yeah, she standing on business for her son. I ain't mad at her, I'm behind her a thousand percent. Why am I mad at a mother gang? A mother gonna do what a mother supposed to do. like oh that King Von Mama ain't doing maybe King Von Mama got motion going on in real life where she ain't got to do that well she don't even know how to do it duck mama done shit she watched her son do it and learned how to do it so you know let her do her thing man I ain't mad at her man yeah I mean the duck and 6ix9ine beef wasn't exactly some super serious shit right like what's 6ix9ine man this shit is all a lot of this shit don't even be no serious shit this She just be in that shit.

1:11:33You never ran into 6ix9ine?

1:11:34King Yella:No. You would hang out with him on stream or something? I'll do a stream with him. Word. Business is business. That would actually be a pretty interesting conversation. I'll tell him he really told. Yeah. Like, that's a real snitch. Yeah. Like, that's what you call, you know. That's like, you know. But that's his business. But he does a great job defending it, to be fair. But that's his business. That's what I'm saying. That's his business. Fooling them stupid for doing that game. Y 'all put a nigga around y 'all that y 'all know wasn't like that. Shoddy and them bogus, man. Y 'all let a nigga infiltrate y 'all's structure, gang.

1:12:06King Yella:Y 'all let a nigga in that wasn't a part of their lifestyle. Let's go pick a nerd up and take him on the block and kill people in front of him. What you expect him to do? Say, oh, well, I didn't see anything. Man, he gonna tell everything, man. That's why I just said you gotta separate. You gotta know what type of people you got around you, gang. You gotta know. All that screaming, ah, kill people. Rewind two, three, four years before that, man. The nigga was just on prom with a fat bitch. and was a nerd. He told y 'all what he did before he did it. I was listening to Rondo number nine. I went and put tattoos on my face.

1:12:39King Yella:He created himself. Screaming and all, he created himself. Man, was working a job. Man, walking to the store, working, doing all the shit. Like, he a creative player, bro. He wasn't like, come on, bro. Went to jail for a real sex case. How do you feel about putting your son in the lawn? Like, you know, now after this interview, everybody gonna finally know who it is that got arrested. that everybody been talking about for these past few weeks. Well, he gonna, you know, he dropping music and all this shit after this, so, you know, gonna focus on his career, on his, you know, his bubbling up, you know?

1:13:13King Yella:Keep him out the way. Content creative. And he got songs out there already, or you about to start? He got music, he got a hella music. He been doing it, he been recording for a long time, so. But it ain't your time until it's your time, you know? Where people can find your music and shit at? I'ma start dropping though, man. Yeah, G and the Fun's on Instagram, man. You know, you might die without no eye. Why that name? That's your name? How you get that name? I don't know. What you having? But, you know. Your dad hasn't warned you enough to not, like, put that energy out there, like, talking about death and shit.

1:13:47What energy? Talking about death. What did he say, death? It's not a name. He said, like, watch you die or something? He said die without an eye. I don't know what the fuck that means.

1:13:58King Yella:He got to speak YN. Die without him. He said speak YN. That nigga just spoke YN. We OGs. I don't know what he's talking about, nigga. He's been confused. He can talk right over my head. I don't know what he's talking about. Do you feel like in order to be a rapper these days that you got to go out and do like crazy shit? You got to like spin the block? Hell no. I feel like that be nigga that be chasing it for, you know, if you're going to spin, you're going to spin. and there ain't gotta be nothing else, no. Niggas that be doing that, you chasing them. You know what I'm saying? But we do live in the air where they don't give a.

1:14:34King Yella:They don't even got you on this because you went to jail. So you gotta, obviously you gotta do some. Yeah, I guess you gotta do some. And you gotta get caught. Otherwise, we won't believe it. Otherwise, I guess. We saw niggas on the gym. And it's crazy, though. You do. You see niggas kill niggas and do. Then he blow up. When the nigga shot this shit out, young boy, that's what I'm saying. Then nigga blow up. Like, it be crazy. You gotta, you know. Are you drinking lean right now? Don't be crashing on some alcohol. There's some coffee, man. I mean, it's like a double cup, and it's like a random coffee cup.

1:15:14Leave the tie. I have to wake him up. You just seem like you also might be under the influence of lean. Awful lot of coffee. Don't. Tell him something. Don't. Don't say that. Don't. You don't feel like a bad dad? Huh? That your son is poed up? That's not no fucking Ling, bro. Fuck show us. That's coffee. He ain't even hit it one time this whole time. That's what I'm saying. If it was Ling, he would have drunk that shit. It's coffee. He don't want him to drink that cold-ass shit. I feel like he might have had enough. He knows he's already had his limit. He fried. He hit that point where you're like, oh, I better not drink any of this for a while.

1:15:51King Yella:I mean, a nigga 18, man. You know, that's his body. Whatever he consumes, you know, as long as you're a man, you need to figure out what you wanna do. I was 18, putting all type of pills and shit in my body. It's gotta be crazy to be a dad and like to get to the point where you just realize like, shit, I can't do nothing about this, so I'll just let him do what he can do. I'm gonna keep it against the gang. I'm a up person, like,

1:16:21King Yella:not like, I'm kinda like heartless a little bit. but not even that, but like, I don't know. My mama kinda like a don't give a fuck ass person, but it's not even, that I don't get, like, life is gonna be life. It's gonna be your choice of what you do. I had conversations with him. You wanna go out there and do whatever to do, that's your choice, man. If you go out there and something happened to you, you made that choice for that to happen, man. You put that energy out, like, I can't, you know? And ain't nothing I can do to them laws to get their hands on you. I can't do nothing. Like, what the f*** you want me to do?

1:16:53King Yella:Nell him to the cross to keep him in the house? How many pastors try to keep their daughter in the house? She ran out that church and sucked, didn't she? You can't do nothing, man. You're going to be able, you know? All I can do is tell him, son, this is what I want for you. Do this, do that. I want the best for you. You know what I'm saying? He going to make his decision on what he want to do at the end of the day. Nobody can control. You can't control no child, bro. You can't control. Even now, you a n***a, we can't even whoop our kids and do nothing. You go to jail for doing shit to your kids, man.

1:17:21King Yella:We can't, that ain't back in the day. You can't beat they ass and do nothing, man. They got little babies running around talking about, fuck you now, man. What the fuck? You can't even whoop them. You get in trouble for disciplining your own children. When's the last time y 'all had a fade? That nigga gotta switch. I was gonna say, he switch you down. That nigga gotta switch. Man, y 'all crazy as he ever played with me like that, bro. I don't play no type of game. This my son, man. I'm his dad. That's the game, bitch, you know? He crazy. Man, that nigga ain't playing, man. It's been about a year.

1:17:53King Yella:That nigga quiet. It's been about a year, man. He gonna rap about it too. Man, what? It's been about a year, but I ain't no, come on, man. I'm gonna stand on business as a father though. Like, you know, if I feel, you know? But we ain't even gotta, you know? We ain't doing all that like that, man. I'm glad you and Adam could squash y 'all shit. Y 'all go at it and then y 'all cool, then go at it. You know what's crazy, Adam? When you did that, I really was confused. I was like, what the fuck is you talking about tomorrow? We go, I didn't even know where did that come from. What did I say? I was just talking about how crazy it was that everybody was congratulating you on basically telling the world that I was a fucking cracker.

1:18:34You ain't like that shit. Why would y 'all be happy for him that he letting y 'all know he's a fucking loser? Okay, there's a reason why, though, is because if I did the same thing, if I blew all my money and fucked up my life and my girl left me and all this shit, then I don't think anybody would feel bad for me.

1:18:51King Yella:No, they would be like, Adam, you're a f***ing surprised, bro. Let me tell you, listen, man. You would be surprised, gang. Sensimental shit. People love that, man. J-Man, you forgot J-Man went homeless. All type of people did shit for him after he went homeless, gang. Hey, yo, KD. That's like how we got some... I ain't no no J-Man shit. That ain't comfortable. My son really went to jail. You think I would think about f***ing J-Man? Who the f***? I ain't think about no J-Main. J-Main really got lost his house. My son really went to jail. I really was on drugs. I really lost everything. This ain't no motherfucking gang gang.

1:19:26King Yella:I don't know. Gimme. Like, yeah, ugly nigga. I ain't have a cop for three, four months. What the fuck is you talking about? Hey, so on top of that. I lost my house. I had to move in a condo. Like, this shit happened for real. It ain't no fucking. What the fuck? J-Main don't influence me. What the fuck? Man, ain't no disrespect. But this ain't no J-Main. This ain't no A-OKD living in a tent. nigga this real life. That was fake. And that's what I'm saying, so it's like, nigga this shit from my heart, nigga how you think I'm finna come on the internet and tell y 'all I was on cocaine and no, like, nigga that ain't had, this was me venting to the world gang, and at the same time, me venting to the world and going on my journey, it opened my eyes in different ways because nigga I didn't know how many people that I'm saving too gang, y 'all don't even wanna see my inbox, this shit is crazy.

1:20:12King Yella:Genuine comments and shit, right? Bro, that's real like yellow, nigga. Like, you don't even understand your influence, nigga. You told the world you snort coke? What? Yeah. Not, I'm smoking, you snort like, and that's not normal for Chicago. So, Chicago, nigga, probably, you know. Goom was in my comment. He was like, who? The whole time, Rico Reckless, homie. That nigga said the whole time we was beefing with a powder head. That's about to shout out Rico Reckless. Who is Goom, man? That nigga is a fan, gang. He's a fake. He live his life to be a Rico Rackers. You see he's a fake. He said it made sense in that.

1:20:45King Yella:Hey, Rico, I heard him. Yeah, but they be all f***ing E-Tos and shit. Man, Big Goon is a big goofy guy. He tried to listen. He put on the internet every address I had. He went through the thing and tried to do it. And you niggas still ain't come to Nairn. You know, I don't know him. On Duck, he's a fan. He's not from Chicago. He's from North Carolina somewhere. He's a niggas that look like Rico Rackers. Rico Rackers, oh, s***, I got a fake me. And took him in, man. For real, that n***a is not, come on bro. That's weird, but like, he wouldn't put diamonds in his teeth like him. Editor, put a picture of Big Good.

1:21:18King Yella:Like, what the f***? Goon is nobody. Your ass get a thousand views on YouTube, man. And they just tried to shoot the s***. They shot the s*** out you a couple, like, sit your s*** down, man. Like, live your life, bro. Like, n***a be worried. Why is you talking about me and n***a literally just shot the f*** out you and tried to kill you out there? He's living dangerous, man. Okay, so go talk. He's really a goon. Man, that n***a is a goofy. And he big. A big goofy on skis. I will beat the dog shit out of him. Like if there's nobody, I'ma punch him, I'll ever see his ass, man. He done play, the nigga really put my address, I'm like this bitch got real addresses.

1:21:49You and him would be an epic fade.

1:21:51King Yella:It would be epic. Like you two both kinda like. On my mama, if you really look at him like he's like a kid that was like born early, gang. On my mama like he slow, like something wrong with him, like he's a fucking, what's the kid called when they born early? Premature baby, gang, like he's a preemie, gang. A big goofy ass preemie bro. Nigga look like you got cleft on some old shit. What? B2L. Content with you? You a f***ing bro. He told me he was doing content. Oh the gay content. Yeah yeah yeah. Damn. Adam a homo. I forgot. Hey you so sick right? I said Adam a homo. Hey. Hey Adam you so sick.

1:22:35King Yella:You and I went up after that. I was on 607. I said, I'm so broke. I'm so broke. I might take it.

1:22:46Yo. Eat that shit up. Nah, because when you did the photo shoot naked with the teddy bear and shit, that was you trying to feel it out. Like, would people really trip if I did, like, some gay content?

1:22:58King Yella:Why would I do gay content? I ain't gay. Let me do girl content. Like, bro, I don't know. Sure, maybe you do that. You gay. You got your body ready. you getting out of that TRT. No, this thing finna be together. I know what y 'all niggas been on. You still serious about? Repetizing shit, nigga, I know about the new shit I know what niggas on. I heard about the new shit, I'm finna get this thing together. You should do that. I'm about to, I'm gonna look, I know I get to cheat, this nigga's been cheating the whole time, I'm around this bitch. You got some bad shit out of him? Trouble? No, I ain't got no peptides, but.

1:23:30You ain't got no bad shit? I ain't got no bad shit, I ain't drinking what you're drinking. I'm talking about where the hell is that? Oh, it's some bad fine shit.

1:23:36King Yella:No, you know what's crazy? Like, since you've been seeing me doing the workout shit, like, hell of a workout. Bro, get on peptides. This shit going to get you right. Yeah, get on testosterone, bro. You got to turn into, like, a real deal bodybuilder. Oh, that's fine. Somebody told me I need some tests, too, to say my shit a little low. Probably got, like, a 50 or something. A 50? You think it's low? 50 is, like, outrageously low. Oh, I mean, like a... I don't know. That would be crazy. That's why this motherfucker keep going down. It's like a scale of like zero to a thousand Oh to a thousand I'm dead It was like Franklin the Turtle It's over with Stigler for me up there Come on man I think we're getting some test boosters Yo so how you feel Are you single man?

1:24:22Huh? Did Mama Ling Did she leave?

1:24:26King Yella:Oh Me and Ling been going through a thing A thing A thing A thing A thing You've always kind of been going through a thing huh? Yeah It's kind of a roller coaster. But, you know, we got kids and shit. But, no, we still under the same roof. It's just a difficult... Because I'm about to say you filming videos in the same spot, Lil Light. You know, it's my baby mama. We still, you know, I still... I'm figuring it out. You know, it's like, damn, you can't turn your back on your kids and shit. You know, even if y 'all ain't seen eye to eye. You know, that'd be like the hardest thing. You can't just do a clean break.

1:25:00King Yella:That'd be hard. It's like niggas, you got hella kids and just leave her to do it on her own. It ain't like she in a super position or just, you know, especially the nigga. Probably a little while I could have just cashed out and said, go ahead. But I lost everything. I was on dope. I'm in coke. You were on dope too? No, I don't think I did. I mean, I probably popped a couple pills that had a little dope in it because I sure did a couple of Nas before. Oh, you was into the Nas for a bit? On the ecstasy, man. Oh, I thought you meant nitrous. Man, see, you are not. The tanks. No, I know. That shit's so popular.

1:25:33King Yella:Man, that's some crackhead shit. It's bad. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I'll be seeing his friends do that. Yeah. K1 do that shit, too. A lot of people into that shit now. Bro, you do do that shit. Bro, I just saw what's name on the story. I said the whole, you know folks got a new crib. They all on that motherfucker with the balloons and that bitch. I said, folks are like a house full of hypes. I can't do that shit again. I don't like the slow feeling. I'm already slow. I can't do that shit, bro. Yeah, that shit's no good. I like working out to feel better. F*** that shit. Stay off the nitrous, kids. I'm going to be on f***ing peptides.

1:26:07There you go. Shit, Remo, you got anything else? Nah, man, I think we kind of touched on everything. We did, yeah. It was pretty informative. You guys are an unlikely father-son duo. It's like seeing multiple generations of drill music in front of our eyes. Ah, shit. You lucky. I'm going to give you a pass this time. Yeah? You going to switch me down? Shit. I'm really supposed to be on your ass. Oh, all right, all right. I'm sorry if I offended your hood or anything. What hood are you from, actually? Ace Block. I'm from the Gardens. The Gardens? Yeah. Ace Block? Ace Block? Ace. You know where little Chucky in there from?

1:26:49Yeah? For real? Damn, he's the general?

1:26:53King Yella:He said blood bath. Blood bath. Yeah. Bath, bath, bath. You know the niggas that work? Yeah. BATH. They whipped the O Block nigga at the airport. That's some gangster shit to say now. Look at this guy. For real. They asked me about that shit too. I guess. I don't know. I guess that's why you jumped off the porch that shit. Don't worry. Bath, bath, bath. Bath, bath, bath. This young nigga talking about bath. What do bath mean? Washing it up? It's like blood bath. I'm going to kill you. It's going to be like a whole bath full of blood. Everybody got to go. Everybody. It's going to be a blood battle.

1:27:31Blood battle.

1:27:32King Yella:We push a piece, bro. Take the blood off it. Make it a little more mysterious. Got to push a piece, black man and white man. All right. All right. Shout out to Remo. All right. So tell them one more time whether they should check your music out because we need to create a new fandom today. Nah, we ain't need. You know, gins and fons, though, y 'all can look me up, though. What's going on? Gins and fons. I don't know. So get your gins up, get your fons up. What's a gins? shit get mop stick. Nah, you gotta think with your mind sometimes. You gotta be out of the box. You know, a genius. Oh. Okay.

1:28:06A different type of gen. Yeah. A genius. A genie? Or like a genie. A genie? Yeah, a genie? Like shock. You ain't no genie? Genie good. All these genies spell the same though. That shit. That shit. Oh, genius. Yeah, you gotta think with your mind sometimes. But you know, if you understand what you know, you know what you know from him. Nah.

1:28:28King Yella:That nigga speaking while he ain't, nigga. What the f*** did he just say? That's like a while. I'm trying to figure it out. He said it was a while. He didn't pull. What? You jealous? I think he jealous. K-1. You want some shine? He want his interview. Come on, you want your interview? Come on over. I didn't say that. No. He was on the last one. All right, yo. Appreciate you guys. Much love. No John Burke. Coolest podcast in the world. Check us out on YouTube, TikTok, instagram all that shit like comment subscribe and shout out to our members who got to see this whole thing early uncensored no swears none of that appreciate y 'all

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