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26:02I don't know how you spell it, because your name is spelled wrong. You spoke your own name. It's D-O-B-O-Y. That's Duboy. That's Duboy. No, man. Yeah, Duboy is crazy. Okay, that's how you feel. What about when you read the word donation? D-O. Nah, but I got to... So, Duboy. So, you do the donation Duboy. No, no. Donation Duboy. I'm just saying, I'm just using the parallel of how the words are spelled. No. That's the only time is when you donate it. Those are two different syllables. Bro, don-nay-tion. Bro, you don't know how to break your words now? No, but it's a D-O and it's pronounced do. So that's the same thing with do-boy.

26:42It ain't do-nation. Exactly. It's do-nation. But it's not do-boy. It's do-boy. Depending on what word comes next, the sound changes, brother. So because it's a B, it has to be do? I thought you was older than me, bro. I am. That shit crazy Your education It could be Da Boy No Doughboy It's D-O-Boy I mean I know I spelled it You know differently Than most people But if I would've put a line Over the O Then you would know You should've put an E Behind the O bro Was it cause you get money Or was it like I'm fat No cause I used to I used to look like The younger version Of Doughboy On Boys in the Hood When I was younger So you named it The Ice Cube Yeah and Ice Cube Was my favorite rapper So you know Okay like I feel like Such a piece of shit because I was totally sliding for Ricky or no, nigga.

27:29And I sold drugs in the black community. Apparently, that Doughboy got chipped within a matter of weeks. Yeah, within a matter of weeks after. He ain't do shit to avenge Ricky. He ain't do shit for Ricky. Oh, for real, he didn't. He didn't even up the score. No, he did up the score for Ricky. How do we know? Oh, yeah, when they caught him in there. Yeah, he did. They knocked down three of them. He did. That came right back. Yeah, yeah, he did. Hey, Trey got the F up out of there. Oh, yeah. Yo, let me out. We need an alternative version where Trey slide for Doughboy. Trey get his get back. Nah, he needed to get his ass out the car.

28:04Yeah, because you gotta respect that he got out. You know what I'm saying? Because that's how he didn't want to do it in the first place and that's how he ended up going back. Let him get out and go home. Because he wasn't built like that. Okay, but when you say realest guy in the movie, what exactly? Realest guy in the movie, the black police officer. That's one of the rules of the 60s. Black police are racist. When you can tell these dudes, this ain't what I'm doing. That's gangster, bro. Yeah, it takes a lot. You submit to some peer pressure and shit and end up doing some shit you don't want to do.

28:42Let me have the card, though. Yeah, no, Trey did something. That was a real man shit. He wasn't ready for it. Yeah, I mean, what would he have done? Huh? What would he have done? Let's say they did that, and then they would have come back and got him and Doughboy. Nobody knew Doughboy and them did that. They just got up because everybody that they caught at that scene died. Yeah, but you don't think the word you don't think is not back in the day. Trader got them caught. Trader got them caught. It was his own. It was his own. The Red Civic, they been spinning over there. So they died. That one minute they're going to stop spinning.

29:20And they probably were They still spinning right now. And they probably was going to be looking for Trey either way, even though he had nothing to do with it, but he was with him when he got got. They wouldn't even care if they were going to do something to Trey. Yeah, they were going to get Trey. They were going to get Trey anyway. Those guys too, to be honest. They were going to get Trey anyway. He was talking a little greasy to those guys, to be honest. Trey wanted him. Trey's from there. Yeah, but he still wanted him. Yeah, he wanted him. He still wanted him. They were going to get him. You see, they were going to get him.

29:50They got Ricky. They going to get anybody they see at that house. They got Ricky for bumping into a nigga. That's all it was. They got Ricky because he related to Bill because he wanted you. They was on Tracy's elementary school. They got Ricky because Ricky was wanted you. But they ain't get Monster. They ain't get Lil' Chris. They were still outside. As far as we know, Lil' Chris is sliding to this day. Lil' Chris doing roll-ups. He really rolling. Yeah. Watch out for Lil' Chris. Don't get it twisted. He started young, that's how come that happened to him. You feel me? It was caught in the game early.

30:26Oh yeah, I wanna say shout out to my boy Big Game Ace. I got his merch uncle. Big Game Ace, he the one who just spoke on the little fight with Young Game Hefe. Go check out his clip. They played it on the show yesterday. Yeah. Shout out to West LA. Shout out to West LA. What the hell? West LA blasting. West LA blasting. Yeah, exactly. it's crazy how this internet evolved to like if you got any even a street reputation not even just being a podcaster so you go to jail they gonna wanna know what's going on with you you slip and fall you go to medical you get beat up you bitch come visit you this shit crazy I think we got more access now to what's going on than we ever have in history like we just be like you used to hear stuff like by hearsay but now you actually getting detailed reports Do you be wanting the detail reports?

31:16Do you want to hear that shit? Who's wanting that? Who's listening to that shit? I mean, stuff is entertaining because, you know, you're entertained by these people and you know these people and so you know you follow their personalities. But it does become a little bit much. It's like a little overkill to be hearing. I'm not really entertained by it. When it comes across my desk, depending on who it is, it got to be like somebody in the metaverse for me to react to it. I ain't just trying to react to like an average game maker squabbling up when that's every day in the county. You know what I'm saying?

31:45No, but... But I'm not entertained by this shit, bro. I'm not gonna lie, though. Rap News, Street Politics and them type of channels do be entertaining as fuck. No, that's different. That's different. That's not talking about... That's not talking about... That actual stuff. Big Reggie. Hey, what happened with them? No, he on the TikTok flow. He got out with Lil' Pookie Loke and Lil' Lolo. Like, that's different from Rap News and Street Politics, bro. I like the way they break it down. Rap News, Street Politics. He does his thing. Yeah. Man, he do extensive research. And he pop it. And that beat.

32:18And he pop it. And he is like one of the best. Hood channels. Hood channels, for sure. And some of that stuff be tough listens, too. Because even like with that Baby Runner situation, like when you hear that situation, like that's a tough. Well, what's the guy that got in jail? Baby Shooter. Shooter, my bad name. Why are we putting cases on Baby Runner? My bad name. I'm just saying when you hear. Baby Shooter. When you hear an audio of a guy getting tortured and beat up, that's tough to listen to. It's like, geez, somebody help this guy. It's rough. I hate it for him. Hey, I'm going to tell you, I tell my nephews, stay free, bro.

32:56Because you ain't going to eat what you want to eat. You'll be wearing the next nigga Jaws. Nigga, they all going on washer. Run across some miserable niggas. Nigga, stay free. Some jealous niggas. If you want to change the channel when you feel like it, that ain't good, nigga, home. Especially because a lot of people, they like to be locked up, dude. No, they don't. Nah. Really? Nah, man. Are you sure? You ain't got friends up there. Okay, guess what, fool? I got a lot of dumbass homies there. They just institutionalize, and then it'd be hard once you get on, like, parole or probation, and you get stuck in, like, a little, you know what I'm saying?

33:28I don't want, don't nobody like being locked up. Yo, I miss that shit, dog. Like, I miss the homies. I miss spreads. I love them. They literally, okay, so you're part of the process. But you can make those at home. No, no, no, I can make that at the house. At the house, yeah. But I'm saying, I don't got to go to jail to eat a spread. Right. And I got more ingredients on here. Yeah, but those four are kind of like, nah, I need the exact ones. They'll go to the website where you can get, like, the same exact ones. Nah, bro, you got to the website. So, wait, do y 'all think, like, with how it's going right now, with the new energy of how it is, do you think it's, like, being, like, light, low-key, like, glorified to where it's not looking as bad as it really is?

34:01where people ain't talking about the real hard parts of it. People are so slow and crazy. People think Jail is like going to the club. Like Lil Durk in jail. They're like, oh, he with Lil Durk? Miserable in jail. Lil Durk miserable. Pupu K miserable. Brick baby miserable. A young aunt is mad as hell. No, Jail is not the place to go to. But you got to get on the phone to be in high spirits. You got to. You don't let nobody see you down. No, never let a hard time humble us. But you got to let people know the good side of jail and the bad side of jail. I mean, the cars is free now in LA County, but niggas over there playing tic-tac-toe on the phone.

34:47Man, move, bro. You ain't about to answer for you. You wasn't getting no money on the street. Got no hoes, so you ain't going to get no canteen. And you don't got no squabble because I seen your put on. So niggas be coming home, they be lying. They be making shit up. I swear to God and if people tell it the real maybe niggas wouldn't go that's what I'm trying to hint at like is it that that's not being told you know what I mean so motherfuckers is like just catching the snippet of it like the phone calls and they like oh shit when I go on there I'm gonna just be like but that's not it but these phone calls now they hearing a bad because people are telling them about it you know what I'm saying but still like bro it's being glorified I think man hey bro stay free stay free Because I heard you say, you was like, after this month, like, you making your pivot.

35:32Like, you said, like, after this, I'm going to try to, like, steer clear of certain shit because the shit is getting, like, oversaturated or it's, like, weak to you. It get repetitive, man. You get caught up in these back and forths. It be hard to, like, you know what I'm saying? But that's me. I got to have more discipline to ignore certain shit. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. But, yeah, I'm going to pivot and start, you know what I'm saying? Because it get wind to, like, lames also. You know what I mean? Because then they're like, oh shit, I'm just going to shoot at the top. I'm going to shoot at Munchie just to get some kind of attention or some cloud.

36:03Like mother-in-law chasing off of street cred now. They've been doing that for real, yeah. But now it's like they can do it from a distance on the phone. That shit is like. Yeah, man. It's crazy that people is really calling in from the county jail and worried about regular L.A. county jail squabbles. Right. Yeah, but the other day, nobody had to combat the lie. You know what I mean? So they was putting out false information, right, like about what's happening. Like, nah, this is what really happened. You know what I mean? Like two sides of the story. But everybody knows 80 % of the things that's happening in jail or 80 % of the people in jail is lying.

36:44Man, people, in jail, you be whatever you want to be. People is lying. They're going to smudge you. They're going to do all that. That's what they're going to do. And nobody ever going to keep it real. Every jail, every fate in the county jail, you're going to have one side saying they won and the other side saying they won. Spending their narrative. Spending their narrative. How important to the climate of county jail is a damn homie at this point, for being completely honest? What you mean? I'm just like, how important is, like, damn homie? when people get locked up, is she in the pamphlets so they'd be like, hey, you feel me?

37:18Call this girl. Yeah, like how essential. She'll pee in your cup. I feel like damn homies move the fucking needle if we're being honest. She's like the main. Nah, she gave people a voice. That's in jail that probably wouldn't typically have a voice. Yeah. I feel like all you got to do is be like facing like two years and you for sure got that damn homie issue coming. Like, you know, like, really? Like... Yeah, I do think, like, the influx of, like, stuff and information that we do get to, to speak to your point, I do think it waters it down because it just seems like jail is just something you could go, you can handle whatever you handle, then you could be back out, be talking and popping it, you could be on the phone.

38:03It doesn't seem... And it doesn't seem like nobody that's in there ever just really comes out like, nigga, this shit sucks. Like, don't come here. Like, I think we should hear that side of it about how bad it is for real inside of there. Cause I know it can't be a good time. It does come off. People be like, it's horrible. But I think at the point in time when they make it, the phone calls, they got a purpose in that phone call. Like I got to get what I have to say off so people can hear the truth or whatever it is. And it's just like with the balance of that, like, but on top of that, I'm in a fucked up fucking situation.

38:34You know what I mean? Like this is like how much is I want this for nobody. Beyond like Okay like obviously the number one thing is You don't have your freedom You're away from your family You don't get There's no pussy Unless you're able to finesse a fucking CO Or some random shit LA County jail is so depressing Like yeah like And to me those are like Obviously like the no pussy Like all that If there was girls in there Shit lock me up You feel me I'll do like Six years right now I remember I got into a fight right In Wayside I went I got caught I went to the hole. I went suicidal. Because I didn't want to be in the hole.

39:10They gave me like 29 days in the hole. I'm like, oh, hell no. I went suicidal. That's how you get out of going to the hole, but they sent you to the county jail. But they take all your clothes from, you don't get no blanket, nothing. Because you can't. They don't want you to hurt yourself. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And then it's like a little window in the back. And then that's where the free people is. So it's one of the only places in the county jail where you can see free people. So I remember looking and it was an ES350 Lexus. Oh, man. And that was the kind of car, like one of the cars I had when I was out.

39:432015, right? And I just remember boo-hoo, I broke down. Damn. I was in there naked. I was cold. I'm like, I want to go home. Damn. Someone's in a Lexan disease. I was a nigga. I was having it. I was having money. You can hear him slapping Return of the Mac.

40:10And then all the nurses, not all the nurses, all the female psychs, they always be like pretty as fuck bad, right? Yeah. So nigga, I'll be look. And then they come interview you, right? While you naked. Yeah. So then you embarrassed. Mind you, you in jail, nappy pubic ear, pubic ear nappy. I'll tell her I'm a grower, not a shower, baby. Like, what you talking about? Like, before we get things established, I'm a grower. No, she come up there, she like, are you okay? I'm like, yeah, man. She like, do you wanna get on? I don't wanna get on. I'd be beating my shit for like a minute before I knew she was finna show up.

40:43That's all I'd be in. Get presentable. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You feel me? Like, yeah. At least I don't look super crazy. And then I'm like - Don't get caught. Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. Nigga, boy. Oh, God. And that's the thing that scares me, beyond the obvious fear of when you go in there. You feel like a has-been. Like, okay, yeah, all that. And then this thing that one of my homies said to me the other day is like, oh, like you could be like have had a respected, illustrious career in the streets. You feel me? Been locked up before. Always did your Dougie. Like ain't no smut on your name whatsoever.

41:18And then one little decision you make in there that puts you in like the wrong area with the wrong people. And then boom, you're like, no, Wenski forever. I don't know what you're talking about. Okay, like you wind up PC or you wind up, you feel me, over here. You shouldn't wind up PC. You can't go PC in the county. All right, look, in the county jail, you have to. What if you wind up there, though? No, you can't. In the county jail, you have to go. In the county jail, you're going to go to Fish Row. Then you're going to see jail liaison. And then jail liaison is going to ask you, do you want to do this?

41:51Then you're going to have to sign a chrono, and they're going to send you over there. It's not like in prison where they just stow you on the yard. What if I'm just like, hey, like. I ain't finna like Imprisonator's gonna throw you I'm not really trying to kill nobody But I don't wanna be looked at as a bitch Put me in like You feel me like a level 2.78 They not gonna do nothing like that I'm gonna tell you look We either gonna send your ass back to the module Or nigga we gonna send you PC Yellow man I'm gonna need to mainline it Because guess what I don't wanna be With all like the really weird people That are doing weird ass shit right Like yellows That's what I'm saying Nah bro He said like Hey bro What's light blue?

42:30The light blue is the pick of the wrist. Nowinski. They're openly gay people. They pass out condoms up there. I feel like that's like a nightmare scenario. You wake up and you're like... No, you go sign up to go there. Oh, you sign up to go there. Oh my God. You let them know you're gay and then you go up there with the gays. And you got to sign up for PC too. If you want to go to PC, you got to sign up for that, right? You have to agree to it. Okay. In the county jail, you have to agree to it. In the pen, they're just going to throw you on a 50-50 yard. Hey, Lush, you need to stay free. I'm saying 50-50 yard.

43:05It's your job you got to get off. What happens? If you don't want to stay, you got to fight and get pepper sprayed and all that if you don't want to stay on a 50-50 yard. So then you go to a regular yard. I just like to know my options. You're going to just keep racking your points up until you go to a 180. Damn. You go through withdrawals. Oh, yeah. But no, they got some good level three. I already know that would happen. Some of them. I just like to know my options. For sure. When I say conflicted, bro, you rock with black people on the streets. Love you guys. Off the rip, use a wood. No, I'm not off the rip.

43:38But you're a tagger that runs up under the Southside. So I don't know. Where are you going? Didn't you say he'd have to go Rasa? He said you'd have to go Rasa. Give me a Southside. You gotta go Rasa, but he confused. No, I ain't no confusion. He a frosty midiweet. right it did we not from hey bro it's not footage of him saying nigga okay yeah cause it's not hey guess what cause it's not 1976 stay free nigga jail is not for you jail is like literally like but like here's the thing you have a hard time that's not a bad thing no it is not a bad thing it's a beautiful jail not for me jail ain't for nobody bro jail not for nobody but honestly I swear to god I'll be fucking straight bro I'll be fine I'll be fine I'll be fine me too yeah And I would not, no, I ain't no fucking Rolex or no, you feel me?

44:25Like, I'm gonna be like, yeah, I'm gonna be chilling. Who are you running with? With the South Side. With the Mexicans. Yeah, I know, but what happens when it's time for you to put in work? Oh, shit, I hope that don't happen. That ain't sending this fool. Yeah. That ain't not sending him. Yeah, I'm a West LA resident. You feel me? I'm a West LA resident. Everybody, if you're on a tier and they say, somebody got to do a removal, the whole tier going to jump. Yeah, it'd be a fool to call. And the cool part is, it's not even a choice. At this point, we're like, God forbid, Lush hit the county. It's not going to be like, oh, he actually with the whites.

45:00Oh, no. He got some black friends. Maybe he's going to be. There's no ambiguity. They know where the fuck I'm going. And they say Lush at me? They got to be Lush plus two. Plus two? You need a plus? It's going to be Lush plus eight. Y 'all know I'm 44 years old. They don't care. He's going to be Lush plus eight. Lush plus 17. not because here's the thing because honestly they don't do that age shit it's outside if they don't they don't care I don't know anything there's nothing to me to speak on because I don't know anything where did battle rap at? yeah yeah yeah no I'll be alright real spills y 'all ain't gonna play to nobody because how you say it ain't humane it ain't inhumane yeah yeah inhumane like going to that super max hole in the dungeon eating them jukeballs and all that shit like that shit ain't straight bros They know you're supposed to feed that to humans, in my opinion.

45:53And I'm waiting on the class action suit for cruel to unusual punishment. Because you ain't supposed to punish nobody with food, bro. That's a good shit. What's in the thing that you're talking about? What's it called again? A juke ball. What's in it? Google it. A juke ball is basically that. They call it a neutral loaf. It's essentially like it's the lowest amount of nutrition they're legally allowed to give a human being. Oh, wow. It's less nutritious than dog food, bro. It's less nutritious than dog food. I don't eat it. I wait till Friday. So you wouldn't eat one? Hell no. Or that scary hockey.

46:29They don't serve it to us no more, though. I eat the warm part. Hell no, I don't eat that shit. I wait till Friday. You eat regular food if you get sent to the day. I'm going suicidal. That's only Supermax ho. I ain't never did that shit. You going suicidal? No. I'm going. Sean Kingston on a bitch. And Supermax is so high, that's higher than usual. They want somebody to jump. I don't know why that shit seems so high. And I ain't sure. Let me ask this question. Let me ask this question. So I know in prison there's different cars and it runs by race. You said use of blood, nigga. Who, me? Yeah, who, who, me?

47:03Can't be. Yeah, nigga. No, I'm saying. But in prison, I know that there's cars and it runs by race. Is it like that? Is it like that in county as well? Does it run by races as well? California jail system is the most racist place I've ever been. So the blacks run with the blacks in the county. Niggas, that's segregated like back in the days. There is no run with the blacks. It's run with the Crips, the Bloods, the Hovers, whatever. No, but the racial shit, bro, I've never, look, I've been around people, I used to hear, I don't like Mexicans, right? But I never experienced that because at the time, my hood ain't beef with Mexicans.

47:39Growing up, it was real like, diverse on my shoe with Tongans and Mexicans and shit. I never felt the Rachel teaching it until I got to the county. I'm like, oh, this is what niggas talking about. I'm like, okay. But I never felt it. You know what I'm saying? Because where I'm from, it's kind of integrated. Our Mexicans, they wear Jordans and get lines. Yeah, and that's what it's like in the West Side. That's why that thought sounds kind of scary. Like, oh shit. You'll have to beef with fucking races and shit. I don't know. It ain't no beef. It ain't nothing personal, it's just business. That shit get tricky.

48:13See, but that shit's different. Long Beach is the opposite. Oh, yeah. It's just completely opposite. And so when I came, when I, like, ventured out to L.A., I was like, what? Like, what the fuck is this shit? Are they cool? Because out there, it was just green light off the rip, like, at all times. But doesn't that get, like, kind of, like, weird and ambiguous when there's, like, you know, Mexican members of the black gangs? There were not no Mexican members? Oh, it wasn't like that back then? Back in the day, it is now. I know a lot of Mexicans from N.S.A.N. I know a lot of Mexicans from T.O.L.A.N.

48:44I can name multiple straight up. I got Mexican homeboys from N.S.A.N. It wasn't even a gang riot. It was a race riot. It was a race riot. Just because you're from Long Beach, you're low-key a crip. You're honorary like you're a crip, bro. If you're from Long Beach, you're a crip. It don't matter. That's just how I feel because even the non-affiliates in Long Beach say cause it's Crip City. But it's what you're surrounded by. You know what I mean? You're surrounded by it from the beginning. Even the Cambodians. They Crips do. It's just everybody. But it was, my confusion was like damn, if they on this racist shit we not on no racist shit, but they on the racist shit, how they get to survive?

49:30You know what I mean? Who's stepping up from their side? How you NK? The Longos still be pushing that, right? Like, yeah. So that shit was like. It's so racist out there. If you are from a Mexican gang that's not on that tip, all the other Mexican gangs are not going to like you. Damn. Like it was the Long Beach 18s. They beef with everything out there just because they not racist. Yeah. That shit's ugly. I was in Kemper when it was Long Beach 18. Yeah. That's the thing is I always try to like people. Because obviously there's racial tension and racial beef in Los Angeles, but can so much less than back in the day.

50:06You can't even compare it. You know what tripped me out? How the Florences and the East Coast is how people in prison was able to make that stop, but they never step in about nothing was going on in Long Beach. That is a much more sufficient racial... Dude, that's what I'm saying. That's my thing. That was a bad beef too, though, for real. That was a bad beef, but it's nowhere near compared to the beef that's going on in Long Beach. It's more out of control in Long Beach, though. Yeah, out of control. Then we talking about One Hood, East Coast, and then One Hood, Florence, versus the whole city of Long Beach, and Crips with the Longo.

50:42So the N. Sains could say this, and the Tony's like, but what about the whole North side? Also, keeping in mind, like, Florencia is, like, the third biggest Mexican gang in L.A., and East Coast Crip is, like, probably, I think, has the most numbers of any black gang, you feel me, in L.A. No, no. Up there. Up there. I don't know about that. What that guy doing to you know? I'm just saying, because it's not just, like, an isolated thing. You feel like... What'd you say? that they have more weight to make a decision? I'm not saying more or less, but I'm saying like that was a lofty ass beef and a lot of people, that was like heavy racial tension in that whole like east side.

51:16Hey bro, the Duke, all right, Doc Thorn is in the feds now. You know what I'm saying? He had a lot of influence while he was out and he was childhood friends with the dude, I forget his name, and I believe he resting now from Florence, that's, you know, high ranking, Mexican mafia dude and they got on the phone and they made it happen, but. They said that Ice one that was just up here, He was part of that Made that happen Man I don't know about that I know Doc Thorn for sure They said ice too I'm telling you They said ice He was one of the people Who sat down And made that happen It was a lot of people there That made it happen Because they did it right there On Central in like 70 What's that shit called The Glass House Where that shit used to be They was holding That little meetings there And all that little shit They went back and forth It was boom boom This time it was This amount of people And they got thicker and shit But that's big though I never thought I witnessed the day That they You know what I'm saying Because I remember they were saying, no white t-shirts.

52:06No white t-shirts, yeah. Like, damn. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Then at school, now you can't wear white t-shirts. And I was the style back then. Like, oh, you got a fresh white tee? Right. Like, you know what I'm saying? And all the members was wearing white t-shirts. Like, I wish a nigga would. I'm wearing it. But look at this, though. Like, do we ever look at the power that we have, though, in our numbers? Like, what we are in our community, right? Like, in our community, like, how much power we have as a group, whatever. like in Englewood, Englewood is like the premier city right now, like of like putting money back into the city, like building.

52:35And it's like, if you live there, you're buying new homes, everything is skyrocketing. Like at what point do we as a community be like, you know what, we have to take advantage of this and be, and build within this also and protect this shit because it's, it's getting washed out by gentrification. And I feel like the only real group with numbers is the communities. You know what I mean? Because motherfuckers just actually stick together. You can make moves with numbers when y 'all stick together. You know what I mean? And with all this shit happening in Inglewood, new stadium, new this, new that.

53:09It's almost like what Nip was warning people about, but it just like, but right down the way. You feel me? Because I think a lot of people expected more from like the Crenshaw district. What he was warning us about? What part? Well, as far as like gentrification, as far as like he wanted the people that grew up in that community to have ownership and own the businesses around there and own their own homes and that was a big thing that he was pushing because if not as the the property values rising this is adjacent to lax this is adjacent to a lot of different commerce this is like you know a lot of the major thoroughfares in the black community right here with upwardly mobile people getting more money boom like all of a sudden white people people from other regions other communities gonna be buying that shit out and they were holding on to properties for years and weren't selling it to to black people you know i mean like all all that market air market street and all that they were holding on to that shit losing money on it rather than sell to to black people you know what i mean and now they're selling it to the people that they're overpriced it's just like fuck the only people that like really could make a stance is like the community members you know what i mean affluent people from come together for real.

54:20That actually have the resources. Because that's where the resources is with the powers, with the numbers, and the ones that align with each other. I think that that shit, if there was... When you said community members, who... You know, like the... The members. Yeah, members. Because the gang members. Exactly. People who've been sticking together since they was kids. And when they be, because... But even Carson, like in Carson too. You know what I mean? It's happening in Carson. So what do you think that that... Carson is like an all black city. Like, it's like, it's lower middle class. Like, we'll know it's middle class, right?

54:54But everybody got their own areas. Like, Carson is an area where the black people really own the community. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Right. Like, my homies, we all, like, they own them houses over here. Yeah, exactly. But when those prices go up, up, up, up, like, it's hard to stop a motherfucker from selling a big bank. That's the thing. Like, how you tell a motherfucker, like, you're turning down two million, you know what I mean? And it's like, shit, I got kids about to go to college and this and that. And they clever with how they come in. Well, when you say that the community needs to step up and kind of do something to change what's happening, what do you think are some of the actionable steps to what we can do as a community to kind of make that happen?

55:33I think the only way, for real, for real, not the only way, but is with the members. You know what I mean? When they actually take, like not pride, but take ownership of what's going on. Like, okay, this is bigger than just crimes and this and that. Like we have the power to control and the power to make moves and to stop shit from being what we don't want it to be. If we like get serious in this shit. Right. Well also like, okay, look, Carson is a good example because that's the city is so close to Compton and so close to Long Beach. Look at Compton. Compton right now has less than a 30 % black population, you know, which, which is crazy to think about.

56:13Right. But look at Inglewood has the biggest black population. Right. You know what I mean? But just look at what's about to happen with the Olympics. And all this shit, like, how much of that dollar is going into the black population? For sure. Or, like, trying to even build within it. And even, like, there's a difference between building new infrastructure, like, going in and being like, oh, this is, like, what Englewood is now, and trying to actually upgrade what's preexisted and things like that. Englewood is a fucking bomb-ass city, man. It is. It is. Big ass fucking backyards, like just looking at that shit is like, fuck.

56:49I've always liked downtown Englewood over there too, like by like Manchester and all that. Like some of those where all like the little restaurants are and shit. I always thought that was even back in the day. That was a cool area to go to. As the Olympics get closer, do you feel like it's going to get even more and more ramped up on the gentrification? Yeah. What I'm saying is like the money is going to be there, but how do we capitalize on the money that's being generated there you know what I mean if we're the population there it's like most of the money's gonna be going to 5 % instead of to so that's the shit what I was just hinting at like for Munchy is like do you think that that is something that's possible like in the future I like well I don't familiar with Perry but like the part of the hood that I'm from the homies like their grandparents and their parents is homeowners Unless it's like what they call like, immediate domain.

57:45Yeah, oh, immediate domain, yeah, yeah, yeah. You know what I'm saying? Like, we not really, my section ain't really the ones that gonna be getting pushed out. It be like the hoods that got more apartments, you know what I'm saying? And Sean Mafia, the Legend Crips. I don't know, the NHPs might just get more expensive but not pushed, but like, shit like that. But I mean, that be trying to, you know, when it be little SoFi, you know what I'm saying? When they was building the stadium, that was giving Inglewood residents like the first dibs on the jobs and things like that. You know what I mean?

58:14But I mean, I don't know. What I do like, cause they be trying to put gang injunctions on the hood, but it be there and it don't stick because when you put gang injunctions on these hoods, they bring the property value down. So these homeowners are not agreeing to that. Right. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah, yeah. So like, you know what I'm saying? So it never like really like last though, but you know, they sneak it in and shit like that. but I don't know. My auntie still got the house in my hood, and it's worth, like, M+. Big money. For sure. All right, y 'all. Let's hop into some of these topics that we got here.

58:52I don't know if you guys have seen this. NBA Youngboy is kind of on a rampage right now. Another one? Yeah, apparently this time. Let me get this pulled up so I don't want to misquote it. Carissa, Future. I know there ain't another one. Gilly. Gilly. Yeah, and this one was pretty, hold on one second. Got the screen buffering. Because Dirk in jail. He like, oh. He kind of went in on Gilly, too. Yeah, it was bad. Talking about his son in the past. I just think certain things, certain lines should be crossed. He said, I was going to talk about killing you, but you ain't killed for your son. So I ain't worried about, you know what I mean?

59:27Yeah, that's what he said. So he did his future. How do you know that? How do you know that? How do you know that shit? How could he? And I think he gone to do awesome stuff. The nigga who did it is gone. Yeah. And so what he says is, so NBA young boy, this is future and Gilly. He says, and I quote, I had a thought about killing, I mean, unaliving Gilly, but that bitch ain't unalive, nothing about his son. I got millions on millions. Yeah, that's to me, man, like the heartache that any parent would have to go through to bury their child and then to have it thrown in a rap line. I just feel, I don't understand these younger cats, this younger generation.

1:00:03I just feel like certain things you just shouldn't. If you got a problem, I don't know what his issue with Gilly is, but if you got a problem with Gilly, you could have a problem with Gilly without saying something so disgusting. Maybe he was just thinking on the beat. Maybe he was just thinking like, man, I thought about killing Gilly, but man, Gilly ain't killed nothing about his son, so I'm going to leave Gilly alone. He was just thinking. He probably don't even feel like he did. He just like, man, I'm. Basically, he ain't nobody. He ain't with us. So why am I worried about him? I ain't worried about him.

1:00:30I ain't even going to diss him. But it is still some foul shit to say, especially when Gilly is the type of person Gilly is. Gilly ain't no dark person. Right. Yeah, and I don't understand. I feel like that's a lot that goes on with the generation, like with the diss and the dead and stuff. And I just, it's just, I don't know. I guess it's my age that kind of comes oozing out on that because there was at least a line where people wouldn't cross. Like once somebody was dead and gone, like that's where the disrespect would stop. But now it kind of seems like that's where the disrespect starts. Rule book thrown away.

1:00:58Long time ago. I just said Friday, I didn't have a problem with it, right? But see, look, but I don't see his call forward in this instance. What led to this? Yeah, they didn't give us much context of what kind of happened. What did Gilly do? That's what I'm saying. Why was Youngboy at my bad, my apologies. No, go ahead. Why was Youngboy laying down in his bed thinking about killing Gilly? Yeah, that's just a wild. I thought about killing Gilly. What did Gilly do? Youngboy be bored, man. He on federal. He ain't on house arrest still. I think he is. He got off. He off. Yeah, he out here. He been on tour and everything.

1:01:33Yeah, that's the longest house arrest. And he got a lifetime on house arrest. I would have escaped out the house. I don't know. It just seems like he's been in and out of jail for the last few years. So, you know, he's had some quality time to kind of sit and think about how he wants his life to be. Quality time? I'm just saying, man. You got a lot of time to sit. Quiet time and sit with your thoughts. And, you know, he's been in some beefs. And some of the beefs he's been in, like indirectly or directly, you know, people have lost their lives. and then it's just like you come out and you just stay on this.

1:02:01For the life of me, maybe y 'all can maybe help me get to himself. I don't understand how sometimes rich young black men just can't be rich young and black. Why do you have to make it such an adversarial aggression towards people that look like you? Honestly, him, talking about him, he really got some screws loose up top and he could use some medicine. Yeah. Nah, for real. Like on paper, he got like - He got in these Gucci men. He got in notes with some shit on paper or shit. So, but I mean, the same way you said that, I mean, didn't know your man just get paralyzed? Who that? What's the boy? Ben 10?

1:02:40Ben 10, yeah. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. And then got out the hospital and got shot in a chair. So did anybody spin about that? Yeah, yeah. Is Detroit niggas Ben from Louisiana? Yeah, yeah. Like, man, he be talking off the impulse and you know, based on he ain't working with a full deck, but he need a babysitter. Yeah, he just got, it seems like he just has an abundance of time on his hands. He gonna be jail rich in a minute. Do you think that young boy got mad because Dirk Did that million dollars worth of game interview with Gilly and Rollo? I don't know if that's enough to say what he said.

1:03:26Jeez. Because he on a ride. Did Gilly say something during that interview? No, no. I remember seeing that. Do you have any back information on the Gilly? What did Gilly do to NBA Youngboy? Youngboy was disrespectful. He's been on his helmet for a long-ass time. like i like i forget the actual origins of what it was but yeah no they've been he's been very vocally critical of him for a while and then obviously young boy taking things to new levels with the with the you know like the level of disrespect and talking about kids and all that so you know so in your in your opinion is that off limits even though like you from battle rapping and doing all that because at some point this is what is this it's definitely in very poor taste.

1:04:11I think that's right. Is this, is him, is him talking? No, he's rapping. He's rapping. He's rapping. that's a song. Yeah. Yeah. I'm not about killing. We're living in the era of like, extreme disrespect. This is, this is, this is what people, people will. I got millions and millions. You sound just like that. Zesty young boy. It's terrifying. When he gets into zesty mode, like, I, I, I want no smoke, homie. I don't know what's going to happen. He's calling a nigga Zesty. He's calling young boy Zesty. No, no, but there's definitely different young boy bags when he's threatening. There's this one pussy out of butt.

1:04:52There's that one, and then there's the Zesty voice, young boy. Yeah. Why do you think he's so angry at everybody right now? Because he diagnosed. Nigga, did you hear me? Did you hear what I said, motherfucker? No, for real. Like, bro, bro, you know what I'm saying? He need to put the charm stick down and take his medicine. He got some issues. Wait, so he butt naked? Yeah, I already be fucking with the That's what he's off for I mean, I ain't I don't know, whatever He ain't sober He ain't sober That nigga's it Bitch, pussy bitch, I wouldn't I ain't even smoke a cigarette this morning I think it asks the bigger question That's why he's mad I think it begs to ask the bigger question What's gonna make this guy happy?

1:05:37Like, you got all the money in the world You're arguably the biggest street rapper in the game right now. You've got millions of fans. I know that he might have a mental gift for him. You've got to get that taken care of first. It don't matter where you at. If you've got that issue, if you've got a hole in your heart or whatever's going on, you've got to fix that shit first. I love Youngboy. That's the cool part about it because Youngboy, I'll be feeling like him sometimes. I think that's what a lot of people relate to how unhinged and just wild and unpredictable he is. Damn, young boy. If I'm fucking with you, then you just be like, yeah, pussy bitch.

1:06:15Also, let's really look at this guy. Young boy was, for years before he even had this situation, even before he was put on house arrest in Utah and all that, he had been off and on house arrest for the majority of his career. He'd only done a few shows, really. He was landlocked as hell. he was making crazy videos that were doing hundreds of millions of views literally unprecedented the billboard had to change the way they equate streams because of him because of fucking young boy don't get it twisted he has changed the modern landscape the game yes one million percent he's still doing that right now he's still moving the needle to that regard but he went from this and being such an isolated guy wasn't really interacting with society that much.

1:07:07Then he gets locked up. Then he comes home and he's on the biggest tour of the year. But then he's sitting on Future for his numbers. Future's numbers look like they're going to outdo Youngboy's numbers. Keeping in mind Youngboy drops a lot more frequently than Future does. If you drop once every two or three years... Youngboy might drop a no jumper disc because it is. But that's a very valid. He might want to kill all of us.

1:07:38Young boy just said this man flopped. Yeah. But he projected to do more numbers than him. We only focus on the statement that he made, not how often he dropped. This is a fact. He said what he said. You can't pop that hot shit and then get caught. So if I drop four times in a year. We ain't talking about consistency. That don't matter. We talking about his last statement. But let's just do the math, though. let's do the math I drop four times and every time I drop I'm doing 40, 50 ,000 right? So if Futures one album does more than all four of those albums then what? Then that's like a bit of a conversation but I'll say it's like it's still not really Listen let's call it the one tour that grows more than all this shit Youngboy so that's the same thing in reverse with Futures and these projects you're talking about That is a valid point.

1:08:30That is the most valid point that I've heard. In contrary. Because, like, yes, you do have to kind of look at that. Future does constantly stay on tour. He does constantly get a lot of touring revenue for appearances and numbers. Youngboy, how many tours? Yeah, Youngboy has one tour. That's record-breaking. They shouldn't all of them. That's a great point. That is 3 ,000 people. They have about 3 ,000 people in front of the court building when Youngboy has a court out here. Exactly. Damn. And that would be my retort. You could have sold tickets to the court building. My retort is like the aunties that are trying to get in the club to go crazy to Future because they want to hear the songs from DS2.

1:09:11The aunties. They ain't no aunties. They'm nieces. I mean, okay. They both. Cousins. Cousins. You forgot Tom. Some aunties? No, young boy. No, no, no. I'm talking about that are going to see Future. Oh, Future. They pale in comparison to the hype and the fervor around what Youngboy got going on. On top of that, Future is Future. You've been in the game for decades. You're a consummate act. You are a legacy act. Youngboy been in the game almost a decade. Almost a decade. And Future was in it for like damn near eight years before that. And his being in the game was a lot different than Youngboy.

1:09:46For sure. He got segued in. Exactly. Youngboy did on his own. You know what I mean? I don't know on his own, but compared to Future. Young Boy had a much more organic trajectory. He had to get himself on for the first several years. Didn't have major co-signs. I think Kevin Gates was the first person to be like, oh, this is my son. Then he got into it with Kevin Gates. And he's way tighter than Kevin Gates, but that's another combo. But Future through the Dungeon family, right? Right, that's where it came through. Yeah, Future for all intents and purposes. And I love Pluto, but let's be real. He is the hip-hop nepo baby to a degree.

1:10:18That's Rico Wade, the producer from Dungeon Family's nephew. yeah for sure I mean come on bro that's like literally I mean I hate when people make up excuses for other people's success bro no but that's not that is not the reason put somebody else on that beat would they have the same success yes no you're right you're right not everybody would have but he still got the looks because of that so he can't just remove it that's like saying like oh that's like the Russian versus Sylvester the Rocky if he dies he dies did you watch the Trap Lord Ross the video like the origin of Young Boy and Future Beef.

1:10:55Did you watch that video? Yeah. Hell no, man. That shit be too long. That shit be like five hours and shit. That was like an hour. It was like a little bit like. It was regular? Yeah, it was regular. What's the origin of it? It's some shit. No, no, no. Basically, Future just kept getting on all Dirk songs dissing Pat. Okay. Oh. Hold on, hold on. Was he on the song with Future dissing him or was Future dissing him? No, Future wasn't dissing him. he'd be on the song. No, Future said some slick shit too. He said a few little slick things. He said a lot of, yeah, he said some slick shit like, we paying for killings and stuff like that.

1:11:29Stuff like. So he might be, he was just talking tough, but not at them. Yeah, but it seemed like. But it seemed like. But it seemed like if, it seemed like he talking. And Pop has passed away, right? Pop is who Dirk is currently incarcerated for. Okay, gotcha. Oh, okay. Hey, you know, I'm mature, right?

1:11:49Peso put a song out And Blueface dissed me on that song So should I be tripping on Peso? Because originally Because it's like you busting at me Out this nigga car You hear me? Which Pesos are? And I like Peso music You talking about Mexican Peso? Yeah It's different than him dissing you Than him dissing your dead homeboy Yeah that's a different thing No, I was just giving that, because I ain't tripping on my face. So I was just giving y 'all input on that. No, but that's an interesting point. But that's pretty similar. Yeah, it is. No, it's similar, but it's the dead. The dead is not being mentioned.

1:12:25That's like when Future did the song with Kendrick, and Kendrick did Drake and kicked that whole shit off. Should Drake have been mad at Future for letting him get that off on his song? He was. That was already beefing over a bitch anyway. But they back cool now. But look, man, what are your intentions? If your intentions are to try to slime me out, try to get at me, try to make me look some type of way to try to be disrespectful, then it is what it is, bro. You will not have to feel however the fuck you want by that, bro. Straight up. I think Future is a hoe for getting on Drake record, bro. On that Iceman.

1:12:54You should have squashed your beef but just stayed off a project that's dissing people because this old big three, that came off of your shit. No shit. But no, but they... No, we... But no, but Munchie, Munchie. Munchie, they had a pre-existing relationship. They did albums together before. They went on tour together before. Hey, but Pluto Slimy for you, Loki was a part of that shit. I get Metro, your partner and all that, but still, bro, that was Slimy, no? But you can still make up. We can still get past that and be homeboys and get back to the back. I mean, Drake big homieed him anyway. Drake big homieed him.

1:13:27No, 21 Savage is like a co-mediator for the A, so I know 21 Savage put that together. Oh, yeah, 21 Savage and his Molly-induced rant. And it doesn't matter how it was put together. The fact that he did that shit. Do you think that now that Dirk is in jail, everybody going to start working with Youngboy again? Fuck yeah. Dirk had really made everybody... Is Youngboy going to work with this? It's Youngboy. It's Youngboy. It's Youngboy. Don't forgive everybody. They forgot about Dirk. I feel like they forgot. The industry fools, unless there's someone that's really connected with him, a lot of people, they so quick to just hop on whatever's moving.

1:14:06Move on to the next thing. Hell yeah. Hey bro I can name a audience That's why they say These industry niggas Is hoes bro Bro Oh For real And they go for podcast Niggas too Yes Yeah No for real Fools are so quick To fuck with That's why honestly bro Like honestly There's not that many people That we can really say Are our partners Like you know what I'm saying In this shit Like even if we cool Are we really partners You know what I mean Like You gonna find out next week If something happened to you I don't do some content On you Like for real Boom Boom He gets a picture of you, buddy. Adam would first.

1:14:40He don't run your shit. Here's the cool part about Adam, right? At least with Adam, I'll give him a pass because he know what time it is. What time is it? He going to tell you beforehand. Adam's not going to say, I know that me and him. Beforehand. Yeah, I know that him and I had like, I would like to think this. You would like. I would like to think. You would like. And he hasn't done anything to relieve. You know where you at? I do. Maybe I sound to Lulu as fuck right now. No, you don't. But you sound like you're trying to say it in a nice way. But what Munchie's saying is like, you know the motherfucker going to run content on you.

1:15:18No, for sure. But I feel like he would do it. Like if he was finna really fly me out on some shit, he would hit me first and be like, hey, by the way. And to me, that is so much more. That makes a huge difference. That's at least extending personal grace. that's showing me oh we do have a relationship beyond what people are seeing and like for me like okay you're willing to have that combo and even what if i'm like nah it's not cool don't run that content you feel me it's going anyway is he though like maybe i don't know or maybe he'll be like you know what like bush is too valuable to what i got going on i'm not gonna maybe i sound Now I sound a Lulu as fuck But I don't know I think I actually believe what I'm saying As you should And believe it or not Fuck Adam Future So Gilly and Future ain't the only people That Young Boy is beefing with He also gets into it with Doughboy Not me Not me It's a different guy Okay He spells his name He spells his name They talking about Cleveland Doughboy Cleveland Doughboy Shout out to him Oh really that fool Alright so let's hear it Let's hear what he has to say about the situation.

1:16:30This is the song? I don't think it's the song. I think it's just him talking. He go for future. Yeah, he been with future for a while. Hold on, guys. Future was supposed to make this kid a star a long time ago. This kid was supposed to be super cracking by now. No, he's cracking. I mean, yeah, he is. All right, here we go.

1:16:50All right, here we go. So old time is not even what niggas think. Did y 'all hear it? Hold on, I'll let you guys put your headphones off. You want to listen to Les? Alright, here we go. Bro, I ain't been beefing with no niggas 17 hours away, bro. For real. And I knew it wasn't real, game. I knew it wasn't real. Because it was just too random. It was just too random, bro. Nah, he really retarded like that, though. Come on. Nigga, I woke up. He did say he didn't have no cigarettes or nothing in the whole month. Say he ain't smoking on cigarettes, sipping on syrup or nothing in the month. So that might be what it is, though.

1:17:33When YB ain't got his... When he ain't got that dope pack, he crashed. But when I seen him say fuck Future, it's like, nah. Crazy, man. Because he'd be like, all right, yeah, I'm a YB fan. But it's like, all right, Future, though? I fuck with Future. So it's like, all right, at some point, we got Jordan Lines. Think it's have fuck everybody's like okay, not free bands though Internet and I'm like alright, but that's future is like alright YB come on now It was random bride and expect that bro I didn't I didn't expect that bro that ass Who you like better? Alright, but you had a big one. I just feel like that question right there.

1:18:21That's like alright Like, Future or YD, you got to think about it. You really got to think about that. No, listen, let me explain. So, in retrospect, I feel like a lot of niggas don't really understand, like, how Future really came in the game and then how he really became one of the biggest. But then Youngboy came in the game and he one of the biggest of our generation. But Future been doing this shit for generations. so now it's like alright it's about longevity in this shit like when a nigga been around longer than you it's like he been putting in more work so it's like okay so first of all basically he needs some bigger ass not really so YB is his own one he tripping yeah I mean like dude at this point at what point is it unbecoming for people that are significantly older?

1:19:21Like, you're like an elder statesman in hip-hop at this point. I know you're, like, Future's always had really youthful energy and has been like, alright, I'm doing this, I'm turning up with the kids and all that. Future, like, my age. But that's why he didn't respond. He got the little one that responded. The little boy responded instead. Right. And Future, we can't take nothing from him. But Future hasn't had a real run. So let me pose this question to all y 'all on the panel. Who y 'all picking? YB or Future? Future. Okay, overall. Let's first. Overall, Future is goaded, but right now it's YB.

1:19:55YB is way more interesting. That's what you're going with. What do you mean, picking? Right now, like... You gotta pick one or the other. What do you mean? Who's better to you? YB. YB over Future? Right now, YB is that dude. I'm taking Future. Why we put music up against each other? Are you talking about what they create right now? How about this? This is an even better scenario. You're stranded on a beach for a year. I go with no niggas on a beach. For a year. You can only take one of their bodies of work. Future. Future. I'm checking future. Yeah, that's... Man, what did you go do on an island talking about?

1:20:29I just fucked your bitch. And some Gucci flip. I'm gonna be wearing... Fuckin' a bitch and some Gucci flip flops. Hopefully. Stranded on an island? No, I'm just saying that you can only bring one music. Alright, my mom. You're chillin'. You can kick it. You can live your life. Okay. But Jay, that are a bunch of songs about my brother betrayed me.

1:20:48and then I had her because my brother and my brother betrayed betrayal. My brother hurt me. What's your number one? What's your number one? I roll with killers. Yeah. Black Egyptians. Young boy. Y.B. Okay. Also, this is kind of like an age thing too. If I'm with some hoes, I'm on Future. You were three bad ones and you stuck on the island forever. Future. Yeah, it's Future. I'm taking future. It's future all the time. Yeah, dude. I'll take, matter of fact, if I get, I would be. If you had young boy, we'll have you jumping off a cliff. No. I'll take, I'll take. Young boy had a whole shake of ass.

1:21:21I'll take 2011 to 2016 future over the entirety of. All right. I'll deal with that. Yes. You got more young boy, more future. Like new songs coming out. Young boy. Like I said, young boy is more currently relevant. I like the older future though. I like the older young boy. Yeah, that was like a super era for me. He got way too much auto-tune now, he overdo it. Sound like he under the water. That's what you were saying, that you were saying his album is too music, what was he saying? This last one. Yeah, this last one. It sounded like some - Too experimental? Do-do-do-do-do-do-do. You know what I'm saying?

1:21:57Like, it's like, 808 on nothing. Like, it's too, like, musically inclined, like, instrument inclined, like - Yeah, I don't give a fuck how many, yeah, 615s, bro, it ain't gonna knock. the cool thing is and I like that about Future that he's experimental and outside the box I think he's a really interesting artist but to act like what he's doing is moving the needle more right now than Youngboy that's just disingenuous not what he's doing right now I'm just saying just the catalog I just think he has a powerhouse to go up against and then like so much of music and the way we judge catalog is associated with our own personal memories, nostalgia.

1:22:38I remember some... I have a lot of nights, a lot of just stamps in my life that I relate to future songs. Not so much. It ain't about memories, about hits. I don't care how long ago Ja Rule got washed. He got too many bangers. A lot of people today still can't mess with Ja Rule. Let me ask y 'all this. I still love Ja Rule. Who are y 'all picking in the verses? Young boy. No, like if they gotta put hit for hit. Young boy, I'm taking future that that'll be the most age divided i don't think that's a good versus that energy is all that energy is different like when he goes it's gonna be turned up there if future was beefing in the streets young boy young boy beefing in the streets oh nigga we talking on the stage versus on the boulevard Young boy trying to take it in his...

1:23:26Young boy trying to have some nigga spin it. Man, young boy be in that mansion in Utah. Yelling, nigga. Master bedroom. It's supposed to be young boy for his jerk, though. Young boy, future say some crazy shit back. Young boy go put a bag on him. I want to know why nobody spit for Ben 10 yet. Man. Nigga, bro, you can't be saying shit about Gilly's son, bro. And somebody met this nigga paraplegic. Well, also, like, the dude that... You ain't know them niggas from the D? The dude that, you know, had murdered Gilly's son, I'm pretty sure is no longer as well. I mean, I don't know what happened with work.

1:24:01Well, yeah, exactly. That's why Gilly went on that podcast with the big-ass hat on. Like, he wasn't slick, bro. He wasn't low. Look, I don't know why he had a hat on, bro. He just caught a hat. He like that hat. That's not the implication. I feel like the implication is that there is a hat now. And we ain't from Philly and we don't know the end result. I didn't pick up on that at all. I picked up on that shit. All I know is... But he went out to Philly and Atlanta, and he got unfinished business in what he's talking about right now. Like, been 10. Why you in everybody else's city? A nigga took a blick from him and popped him with it.

1:24:38That's wild. Bro, that's a whole diss song. And then he made a whole cold diss song. And then he did a challenge. Y 'all notice how people project, though? They see something that's wrong with themselves, and they point it out in others. people do that all the time it's like a psychological phenomenon like oh like I'm like cause I'm always late right and what if today I was like oh like this fool J-Hood with his late ass da da da da what fool your ass late what the fuck is you talking about that's what I see exactly that's what I see when I hear shit like that he on helmets about other people not spinning He's scared to say anything bad about YB.

1:25:21YB will breathe on your ass. Yeah, he so is. You over here dying. I feel like I'm dying. He'll let you know what that bad rule's like. Bad rules? You'll be having a close report. Do y 'all not know his fans? They're furious at things that I've said already. You can't even. He's a deified figure at this point to these kids. You look at him so crazy. That shit is kind of crazy. I saw the concert. Taylor Swift. He liked Taylor Swift. Yeah, he's for sure. I had to brave on my little homegirl son. And he talking about slime and all that shit, right? I'm like, what? He go, Folk Tray, whatever the fuck it's called.

1:25:59I'm like, what the fuck is that? Like, damn, let me get some money. You ain't getting shit. You ain't getting that bullshit. I'm like, what is that? What do you say, big slime? You ain't gonna slime me out. Look, I'm like, lady, lady, much, he's son. Nigga, I'm talking some bullshit, but that was years ago. I hope y 'all grew that dumb ass shit. Folk Tray slime. He definitely got some influence, for sure. Hell no, it's only blood, beer, and paru. That slime shit, no. I don't know what that is. That's some out of state shit. That's some Atlanta shit, right? Blood, right? Slime mean blood. I thought slime was blood though.

1:26:26Yeah, it's not that. They can't add no new shit on. What the fuck is that? Slime mean blood. No, what the lingo? Like, what up, slime? That means blood. I heard Lil Wayne say that. Yeah, that's for sure some blood shit from other states, right? Nah, I don't know. Nah, I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. niggas said lunch me, Chris. I'm out. If y 'all heard A Slime. When was the last time he was free? Long time. See, he over there ordering music off the walking horse and he listening to Wayne. Young Thug was saying that shit in like 2012, 2013. That nigga shouldn't be booling with my slimes and my youngins.

1:26:58Yeah, yeah, exactly. Some out-of-state shit. Yeah, but Slime for sure mean blood now. It's clear that, okay, obviously, this full YB's fandom of people like Wayne and Thug and all that. That's where I'm assuming. Okay, Wayne from New Orleans, he say slime all the time. These fools are from Baton Rouge. That's like an hour and a half away. I need one of them to explain it to me then. I need to break down. What's the definition of the word slime? Like a body fluid, right? It's like green goo from Nickelodeon. Slimer. Nickelodeon Glimmer. The ghost from Global Bear. Slimer.

1:27:41I don't even know what has to be bodily. I don't even know what has to be bodily. It's just like, it's just like a mucusy fluid, right? It could like, couldn't slime emerge like primordial ooze? Okay, Stranger Things. I don't feel like slime means I don't have to fucking jizz it on a bitch in this slime. Like it's gotta be necessarily fluid. Well, whenever I do hear people say it, I'll be thinking that they say in blood. yeah I mean I never I really heard Crips be saying it but like again yeah some out of state shit I don't know what the wipe your nose thing means either that's also like some so when they said wipe your nose that mean they gonna get up on you I'm gonna bring you your hat yeah I figured that I need to know if I'm out of state they tell me I'm wiping my nigga nose like hold on alright you gotta be up they tripping time to go I'm out of here wiping my nose when Roddy Rich he from Compton talking about all that and he talking about he supposedly on he on the other side of things right and he talking about wipe a bro's nose tell him slat slat that's like all blood lingo wiping no that's not no blood lingo it's supposed it's just Roddy Rich that moved around he been on different regions and he took that little vernacular or whatever and put it in the song but wipe your nose ain't no, maybe in the south though.

1:29:02That's what I think it is. Wipe your nose is just some street shit. Yeah, they say shit in Detroit too. Wipe your nose? Yeah, wipe your nose. Okay, slat is slime love all the time, right? That's definitely supposedly like slat. When they say slat, slat, that's like literally, that's young thug shit. Nah, it is. I don't know. Can you tell me? I'm learning. That's right. Shit, like you feel me? What's it called? Rap genius.

1:29:31I ain't up on it I don't know Nathan about nothing but apparently I'm like you know a lot I'm learning so slack slack speaking slack love all the time speaking of learning I heard Fulio say slack speaking of learning yeah yeah I've learned some new stuff about what's going on in the political game a la Boosie Boosie files a lawsuit against political operatives Jacob Wall and Jack Berkman says he paid them 600k for a Trump pardon that never materialized. Boosie has filed a lawsuit claiming he paid$600 ,000 to political operatives Jacob Wall and Jack Berkman to help secure a presidential pardon from Donald Trump that never happened.

1:30:16Boosie alleges the pair claimed that they had connections to Trump's inner circle and promised a pardon was coming. He is now seeking$300 ,000, citing a refund agreement if clemency was not obtained. wall and berkman denied the claim saying no refund agreement existed and dispute and disputing bucey's allegations now why i said i learned something new because i'm not the most political person but i know you can do that you can't do that so this is what i'm saying that's like selling tickets to the grammys so this is my thing i got a i got a lot of ignorance yeah like yeah i got some beachfront real estate in wyoming for you i got a lot of yeah i got a lot of he just got finessed for 600 000 this show he did and i got so i got a lot of ignorance when it comes to politics and I'll openly admit that right but one thing that I I'm just saying politics in general I don't be knowing shit right and so I've never voted like you know that's my whole thing right and so but one thing that I did notice about Trump I was like damn man he partying on the rappers that sound cool to me like you know what I'm saying because he gets the decision to he can just let people out regardless if they did the shit or not oh you just unraveled some shit he just he let some rappers out and so I'm like oh he was cool I thought he was cool I thought he was cool for that So you saying all these rappers have been paying Donald Trump for parties?

1:31:32Yes, my nigga. That's what he's saying. That's what he's saying right now. That's what Boosie is saying, that they paid for that shit. That it wasn't out the kindness of their heart. But he paid some dudes that didn't have the connection that they were saying that they had. Correct. Or they probably didn't give him enough money. Who pays$600 ,000 when they say, well, if the pardon doesn't come, the only insurance you have is$300 ,000. Because they can pay it either way. If you don't get pardoned, nigga, we still get$300 ,000. That's what I'm like. Nigga, you just. I would never give nobody a pardon.

1:32:02I'd just give my$300 ,000. So the$300 ,000, that's a deposit, essentially? Yeah. Yeah, yeah. And so now I got a question. I think he's saying that he going to get his full refund and an additional$300 ,000. I don't think he's saying we only want half of it. No, he coming out of$300 ,000. I think he only want half of it back. But look, bro, this is what I believe, bro. when you be in jail you got child lawyers and you got deal lawyers you go get your deal lawyer because them lawyers they know they way around the courtroom they familiar with the judges and the DAs because they been around I didn't even know that's a thing deal lawyers?

1:32:37right I didn't even know that go in there and get you the best deal because you know you ain't trying to take it all away no that makes sense that's a lawyer that was prominent off of like got a big name that know everybody in the courtroom that's a Tony Busby type fool ambulance chaser Busby fuck no no I'm too much criminal I ain't talking about that. That's like the... Okay, okay. Look, look, look. So I'm... Shapiro, Robert Shapiro. Yeah, Robert Shapiro and all that. The people he paid to, you know what I'm saying, they evidently got political ties and close to the people, but in their contract, it should have been a verbi saying, ain't no guarantees.

1:33:12We're going to try to get you, you know what I'm saying, but ain't no guarantee. And then he not even out of office yet. Trump. Yeah, he was. He got to January 20, whatever the F. You know what I'm saying? Right. So you still got time, but his surrender date might come before that, and he wanted to get pardoned before he even hit his cell. But I could see what went wrong here. And then secondly, I said this before, and I think the metaverse bashed me, right? Because I'm not a conspiracy theorist. But all right, could y 'all name everybody that got pardoned by Trump? Kodak. Kodak. Kodak. ASAP Rocky.

1:33:48And then all the January Sixers just meet the young boy. Young boy, yeah. Harry O. Harry O. Yeah. Okay. He freed the guys. This is what I'm saying, bro. He freed the guys for sure. Jack Johnson. Yeah. He did Jack Johnson to the heavyweight boxer. Nah, I said this before, and I think the meta, if I remember right, they got on me. Bro, Trump is very ignorant, right? Yeah. He's very ignorant. Okay. No, no, no. Think back to the song Fuck Donald Trump. But guess what? When Nipsey got on the live, he sent the lawyer for this nigga Eric Holder. I don't know how he ended up with the nigga that was on the team, the lawyer that was on the team with the OJ Central dude, right?

1:34:36That's one. That was a mystery. I said, man, Trump sent him. Alright, number two. Here we go with Kodak. He get pardoned. He disrespected Laura Lindy. talking about some what he comes in every nigga was thinking it but he voiced it out loud got recorded everybody he apologized for it he disrespects Lord London his late wife whatever boom hold on then you got Lil Wayne he partied in a nigga before he even hit the cell why cause this nigga baby mama other baby daddy oh shit Lawrence baby and I believe if I ever went to prison and he in office I would get partied because you fuck with YG no cause I I mean I don't really He said because he beefing his ass.

1:35:17Donald Trump hating his ass so bad. But people thought I was crazy. That's why he's hot. Lock him up. Hey, can somebody explain to me why that lawyer was sent to Eric Holder? Which one was it? Who was it? The dude, I forget his name. Christopher Darden, right? Christopher Darden. No. That's the cop that was a cop. No, no, no. Darden's a different dude. one of the the lawyer that was on the team of lawyers that was with Johnny Cochran Robert Shapiro Christopher Darden Marsha Clark wasn't Christopher Darden the black dude besides Johnny Cochran he must be talking about the lawyer that Kim Kardashian yeah yeah yeah a mom was smashing right yeah what's his fucking name it starts with a T I forget but she was smashing OJ the lawyer and her husband and yeah not only her husband yeah so I didn't know he was on the case with that's crazy But he stepped down because his daughter was getting threats.

1:36:15You know what I'm saying? Because, you know, the world loved Nick. The girl named Chris Darwin. I swear that's his name, right? I think it's something like... Robert Shapiro. That's a Jewish word. Yeah, somebody type this shit in. But, but, but... Okay, let's go, lunch. What do you want me to type in? Who was the original lawyer for Eric Holder? And I think Trump sent this nigga, bro. Call me Brady. Somebody bigger than him, I think. bigger I mean that's still that's a high-powered lawyer though what for him man Eric Holder broke he probably ain't got no money on his books right now okay the original lawyer here we go here we go the original hold on hold on hold on hold on the original lawyer for Eric Holder the man convicted of murdering rapper Nipsey Hussle was former OJ Simpson prosecutor Christopher Darden Darden took on the high-profile case in 2019, but withdrew less than a month later after he and his family received violent threats.

1:37:15So he's on the prosecuting team. No, he, no. No, with OJ. He was trying to prosecute OJ. Oh, okay, so he lost. How did he get on I know his baby mama. Damn. Christopher Darden. I have a question to bring it back to the Boosie thing. I have a question to you guys about Boosie. Okay. So if what he is saying is true, he was under the impression that The shit Munchie was just saying was fucking crazy. Yes, bro. I don't know how you just gloved over that shit. Yes, bro. Yes, it was. That's crazy. Go back to it. Go back to it. That Trump hate Nipsey Hussle that much. Okay. So when Nip was unaligned, what's that news channel?

1:37:58CNN? Not CNN. The other one. Was it Fox News? Fox News. They was trolling Nipsey, bro, after his demise. and they was playing the Donald Trump video. Oh, shit. And I think the woman was under scrutiny for that. That was Fox. That was Fox News. Which is a historically very conservative network. Right, right. You know, CNN, Warsaw, Democrat, Fox News is Republican. They all liberal, yeah. So, like, I'm telling you, bro, I'm telling you, why would you pardon Kodak that all the common denominators is Yeah Late great nip hustle And I ain't crazy bro That's a good connection I'm not gonna lie That's just fucking cold I'm not gonna lie But realistically though Wouldn't he be equally if not more On YG helmet too YG ain't did nothing yet For him to get on his helmet What YG do He ain't did shit That's actually his song that's the thing that's not Nipsey's song he might be waiting cause that motherfucker's penning that's YG's record for the right time he could be mad at the conscious daughters for having their sample flip they had nothing to do with it no no no I'm saying but that being his record I mean what they gotta do anything we talking about the people that got released based on who's on the record well no okay no yeah you're right if you shoot YG you might get you might get pardoned that's what I'm saying on a song like that cause bro Trump is ignorant this nigga can't stay off Twitter for show for show.

1:39:35What type of president can't stop Twitter? He'd be tweeting like my nigga. Damn, that's cold. You know what? We know that he's petty enough to do that. Do you guys think that that song affected him in a negative way? Affected who? Trump. Yeah, because it pissed him off because they would be playing that shit going by his rallies. People outside and those shits would be getting on the internet and going viral or whatever. So he's well aware of that shit because that motherfucker is a petty like I know in liberal areas like you know the major cities LA to you know New York, Atlanta, Chicago that song resonated a lot and people were playing it.

1:40:16Huntington Beach yeah like so look Huntington Beach is a huge Republican he talks about Huntington Beach he goes there and so they would be writing that song by those rallies and all that shit like so he's aware of that shit which is also like funny enough Huntington Beach, that's like probably the largest white supremacist enclave in Southern Cali. I didn't know. They called you? They tried to recruit me. Let me ask you guys this. I know we're at least close enough in this age to remember both of these times. Ever strike y 'all is weird that at one point hip-hop used to fuck with Donald Trump?

1:40:54Heavy? Not just hip-hop, but that's the reality star. Not the president. Even before that, when he was just the rich guy. And then now when he became president, then it was just like, oh, now we all hate this motherfucker. Well, because of all the shit he was saying, you can't, like, it was almost like you would be, if you were playing with him, you were in the mud with him, you were getting dirty too. Right. Don't worry. You look bad as well. You know my first memory of Donald Trump, and I don't, like, I know I'm the oldest. I'm the oldest. Yeah, you're the oldest, my bad. I remember it was one of the early WrestleManias.

1:41:24It was probably like WrestleMania, like three or four. Like, one of the very early ones was at Trump Palace. and I was like a little ass kid watching that shit. I was like seven years old. I remember seeing Hulk Hogan being like we're here at Trump Palace and we're with all the Hulkamaniacs and everyone's like we know that Donald Trump is a Hulkamaniac too. We're like he wasn't supposed to be no president bro. So it was just cool until he became the president and then it was like this nigga's crazy. Yeah. Okay. Man, Smith and Wesson and Raekwon had that song. And then Black Trump, guess who the Black Trump?

1:42:01That was a radio slap. Mac Miller had the - Mac Miller, the Donald Trump song. I understand how people said about Donald Trump, right? But right now in your phone, it's some niggas that's way worse than Donald Trump. Way foul than Donald Trump. Hell yeah. Hell yeah. Hell yeah. But they not - No nigga. They have 180 little girls under his belt. Okay. Wait, what do you mean? Underline? Unlocked. Just recently. 180. Bowned a whole elementary school. Oh, shit. 180 little girls. And he might be the worst. And he don't know shit like how he on. Like, we got some, we got some that are up close and personal.

1:42:38I know some niggas who are blowing some schools. But he didn't. Trump is the king right now. Like, motherfucking blowing shit up. They blew a school up. No, Trump did that. Yeah. I don't know why y 'all are surprised. I'm honest. That's fucked up. Why would that surprise you? Some fucking kids got to do with anything. Why would you bomb a fucking fuck? Because America is, like, sensitive. I don't think they would even allow it. They don't give a fuck. He don't want to press the button. You think he's the only one? He's the only president that done did that? Obama did it too? Obama had the most drones, but I'm leaving alone.

1:43:09Hey, you think Obama bad? George Bush Jr. That fool's one of the most violent presidents in America. George Bush Jr. is a gangbanger. Yeah, bro. Where are you from? No, he came along years later trying to avenge his daddy beef, bro. Leave that in the past, bro. Like bro You about daddy ass shit bro Nah he literally is bro He said fuck with daddy Bro like look what he did In Afghanistan But Bush from Compton though so it makes sense Wait Bush is from Compton He lived in Compton He lived in Compton Really? Pre-white flight Before the airport was there Compton was a predominantly white city before the Alondra airport and all that and there's pictures of Bush at a young age riding a horse in Compton you know why people were riding horses before the Crips well you can see if you're into LA history that's one of the trippiest things if you look at the school pictures for elementary and high schools and middle schools in South Central and Compton Watts and all that in Long Beach during that time.

1:44:25You feel me? Like during the white flight, you gonna see like, and if you look at like a time lapse where it's all blue, all quick, like the different photos, you'll see like all white kids. I never heard a white person say white flight. Yeah, white flight. That's funny. Hey, come on, bro. Every person's got some dirt, man. But no, it went from like, look, all white picked faces to like you might see a few scattered black and then faces and then more and more and more. And then it's like predominantly black and then boom, all black. You can see it change. And then now it'd be like changing, changing, Mexican, Mexican, Mexican, Mexican.

1:45:00So if he is taking money from rappers to pardon them, does that change the way you guys look at him? No. He ain't taking money. The lawyers taking money from the artists because just they got, in my mind, they feel like they got good relationships and they can make something happen. Right. That is a finesse move. Do y 'all think any more incidents like this about to come out now that Boosie is gone to the media with it? Do you think other people are going to be like, yeah, that shit happened to me too? Absolutely. I don't fully believe Boosie, by the way. No, I don't believe this whole story. I think he got finessed.

1:45:36I wanted to ask you guys this question. By the way, this is all cap. If what Boosie is saying is true, right? Who is Jacob Wold? Let me ask you this. Let me ask you this. Who is them? Let me ask you this. I'm about to ask. So if what Boosie is saying is true and he went to these two gentlemen and they said, we can get you pardoned, but this is going to be what it costs. Obviously, this is illegal. This is not supposed to happen. This is a crime. Correct. OK, so then it goes bad and he didn't get his money back. Now he's filing a lawsuit. Is that telling? No, it's only illegal if that agreement was between the lawyer and the president.

1:46:16That being between the client and the lawyer, that's not illegal. That would get him impeached. Did y 'all understand that? That would literally end his political career. If this was true, if Donald Trump was like, hey, just get their homeboys pardoned. Like, it's probably$600 ,000. Do you realize how retarded this sounds, dude?

1:46:45I can't go to any Crawdad Boyles for a while. Boosie not saying that, bro. So did Boosie just get cooked by some con men? Yes. Go Tigers. Boosie is basically saying, look, man, I paid these two dudes and they were supposed to put it in Trump's ear that they can give me pardon. And they said they don't even know them cats. they said they don't even know the cast that said that they were doing that the Trump administration has denied everything Trump said they don't know Jacob none of these niggas and if we was to do that we would be fucking crazy you would think that Boosie is not like that game goofy at this point in his life bro no how how do you read this I gave y 'all the example like bro I don't think Boosie he mad but I don't think they gave him no promises they said that we could get this done thinking they could get it done.

1:47:37You know what I'm saying? I don't think he made no promises to them. Trump didn't make no promises. No, we know that. I don't think even Trump is even... Trump doesn't know anything. That's what we're saying. That Trump doesn't even... He's saying they're the nine that they even know those dudes. We don't know who these niggas are. Trump does not know these guys. It said that word said that. It's in another... He's for sure disavowing any knowledge. Because he has to. Yeah, if he has to. He has to. Disavow, then. Then he might get killed. And I'm not trying to shoot Trump bail, because this is the same Trump that was like, okay, he had Tony Hinchcliffe performing, doing comedy at his rally, and Tony Hinchcliffe made racist gay comedy.

1:48:16Oh, that's Doughboy Boy. Yeah, Doughboy. Tony Hinchcliffe's your boy? No. Doughboy. No, you step that. Yeah, yeah. That's his big on me. That's his big on me. That's the one. No! You spoke up for him with that dumb ass joke at the Kevin Hart rose, right? Yes. I didn't stick up for him. Aw, yeah. I was giving it a creative Donald Trump had this fool performing and then said I don't even know who this guy is how you gonna have him performing but you don't know who the fuck he is bro like you cat bro he tried to follow the dude Tony and write Adam a racist joke nah it wasn't a racist joke it was a joke about the irony of certain things nah man we gonna get Adam on stage you tell the joke I don't wanna tell you if I tell the joke You black, you better off the Tendon to Adam.

1:49:04What's the scenario? Okay. Negroes. So yeah, first of all, just to put Rios up, so we're all on the same page here. Doughboy is a comedian. You know, he worked for All Dev Digital, Wildin' Out. Move his resume. Get to Tony. He said that he wants to make Adam a stand-up comedian. Get to Tony. He keep trying to write shit for Adam. Okay. Jokes. All right? That's the context. Okay. But hold on. Then he had this idea. This is the joke he wanted to tell. I don't know where it's at. Come on, dope boy. Where did he want to have Adam tell this joke? Yes. On the podcast? Or just in comedy set? No, no, no, no, no.

1:49:42It was about to be like, oh, is that for the 24th? Like the live? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, so the joke was essentially, it was a play on words because, you know, he had said the whole chimping out thing, right? And so the joke was being, but basically he was just saying that when he said it, he was talking about him and his friends chimping out. And so he didn't mean it like in a black way. So the joke that I was writing him for was being like, man, black people can be too sensitive. And I'm paraphrasing because I don't have it in front of me. Black people can be too sensitive at times. Like, you know, you guys are able to take a word that used to have pain and just power in it back in the day with the N word and turn it into something cool.

1:50:18Like, hey, my N. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, you know what I'm saying? You guys can do that. But if I try to do that, then it becomes racist. Take a term. Like, the more I say it, the more it does. Why are you laughing? No, no, no. Let him go. Let him go. He might be out of something, guys. Take chimping out. Like, you know what I'm saying? It started as some racist stuff that a racist person said, but I'm trying to flip it on his head and make it fun. Like, now I could be chimping out. A white man can't flip it. We got to flip it. But that was the irony of the joke. As a white man being like, why don't y 'all let me take it?

1:50:50You're about to get Adam. Back to the drawing board. You was trying to set him up. You was mad the way he was treating me. But this came after the Tony Tony what the fuck? His Cliff. Yeah, on the heels of that that's horrible. Yeah, that's horrible. But where's the punchline though? No, but just the irony was Did the punchline hit? I mean to me it did. That was the, where was it? Where was it? It was just the irony of how black people can do certain things and white people. Where's the punchline though? The punchline. White people can do flip their own shit about themselves but not our stuff. Why do we have a flip cracker bro?

1:51:24Yeah, exactly. I feel like there's problems with that Listen guys it was just the first draft of a joke Yeah exactly It was just the first draft of a joke man There's no judgment in brainstorming No judgment in brainstorming Munchy I mean I ain't a comedian I want to know how many draws J-Hood liked it this guy gets it right Man J-Hood I don't get that shit at all I did not get J-Hood Just as J-Hood didn't punch you, doesn't he? He does not get jiggy with this shit. J-Hood wasn't even working here yet. Oh, shit. Yeah, this is before J-Hood. And I cannot get jiggy with this shit. He's trying to get jiggy with this shit.

1:52:08I mean, it was just the first, you know, rollout. But we're gonna get Adam on stage. Were you mad at Adam? No, I thought the joke was fun. I'm not trying to be a dick or obtuse here, but I still... I'm trying to see the punchline. Where do we laugh? For sure. The punchline is Y 'all get mad when I try to do something that you do and then just give a couple of different examples. That's the punchline. That's a cerebral joke. No, it's not. No, it's not. So what are the examples? What are the examples then? Maybe that's the punchline or the example. If I had it in front of me, it would be much better.

1:52:44I had it right out. Hey, hold on. But so, so, so, did I hear somebody say Tony be saying racist jokes? Oh, no, he do. Okay, so this is what he do. All right, Doughboy, you been selling out, bro. I'm a sellout? Because you came back. I ain't no sellout, nigga. No, no, no. We talked about this shit. That's almost as bad as the J word, man. No, no, no, no, no. Because you came back and you defended this shit. Yeah, don't. Don't sign yourself up for a fiend. I never even heard of a dude. He got a track record. What did I defend? Him being racist. It's comedy. You know we. It's terrible impersonation of me.

1:53:19I ain't even familiar with the nigga No but what I'm saying is when people make jokes David Lucas said this yesterday on the podcast at the same Kevin at the Kevin Hart rose they was making jokes about Pete Davidson's dead pops they was making jokes about Cheryl's dead husband so it's just like nobody's off limit everybody can get the jokes but his stand up just bombed I seen that his stand up was horrible you know I think You're the only one like it. I said I didn't like it. He said so. I said I didn't like it. You're the only one. You by yourself. No. I said that I was the one that didn't like it.

1:53:53I said no, because it was like a lot of crowd work. And in a special, I want to hear like the material. And he was doing a lot of crowd work. Weren't you saying that you liked his Kevin Hart shit? I felt like some of the, I didn't like the George Floyd joke. I just felt like it. I said that. I said that I didn't like that. Because I didn't feel like it was a joke. It was just something mean to say. About the internet, shit don't erase. I know. I never defended that joke. They're about to react to this. They're going to put that clip to a dude to my Tony, whatever the fuck is it. I never defended it.

1:54:24I never defended that joke. I just said I liked the joke. I never defended the joke. Go ahead. Put blood in the trunk. I think that also you got to look at the fact that that joke's pretty antiquated at this point. It's played out. It's played out as fuck. Why are we still even It wasn't funny then. It wasn't like there's going to be a statute of limitation where all of a sudden this is funny now. Like, bro, it's not funny then. It's not funny now. It's not going to be funny in the future. You're talking about the George Floyd joke? Yeah, like that joke is not funny. But that's subjective because somebody might think it's funny.

1:55:03No, because what they're doing is they're jumping off the cliff with shock value. All right, let's do shock shit. Hold on, let me hear it. Am I wrong with Jay? Hold on, what did you say? Like they're jumping off the cliff with the comedy, like these new white comedians, the Austin, Texas comedians. Like it's just shock. Like I'm just going to say something that's hella racist. It's really not funny, but you laugh hee-haw with it because it's some shit that you want to say. But sometimes that's always the rules in funny, like you know what I'm saying, funny trumps offensive. So as long as you got something funny within there, just like when they made the lynching joke about Kevin Hart, when they said they were lynching from a bonsai tree, the bonsai tree makes it funny.

1:55:38Lynching ain't funny, but you think of a bonsai tree, then it becomes a short joke. So, you know what I'm saying? So it's just, you know, and people go dark sometimes. They were talking about somebody's dead father that died in 9-11 as a firefighter. But them people have permission. Right. Them people have permission to talk about these dead people. Okay, so you mad that they - They have permission. Don't forget that. So it's better to get permission is what you're saying. So why is you in the in crowd with this comedic shit, right? I'm not in the in crowd. You're trying to leave shit out. Yeah, you're a comedian.

1:56:05So, you know, damn well, before they spoke on these people that's unaligned, I mean, arresting, they have permission to do it. They knew the joke was coming. Okay, and you're saying that George Floyd's family didn't and that's the problem. No. Kevin Hart can give permission for George Floyd's family. Right. Okay. If it is, it's Rose. For just coming, just to kind of speak up for the comedians in the world, I felt like when he went into it, it's not me sticking up for the joke. It's just saying that, hey man, nobody's getting spared. Everybody's getting this work, so we're going to give it to whoever, excluding nobody.

1:56:41I get that, but the thing is they pick the low-hanging fruit every time. Like, it didn't take much talent to come up with the piece that they're saying. It's not clever. It's not intelligent. It's just like, guess what? I don't believe in censorship. I think that people should be allowed to say whatever they want, be as offensive as they want, be as edgy as they want. I enjoy some racially charged humor. You know what I'm saying? I enjoy a lot of that shit, but you say that shit, be prepared to stand on whatever the fucking reaction is. But when it's racial jerks, jokes is stereotypes. You know what I'm saying?

1:57:16Not nobody lost their life. Exactly. That's not funny inherently to me. Can you make a joke that's funny about it? Probably. Maybe Richard Pryor found something. It feels like fried chicken shit or a King of the Hill joke about white work. That's different than somebody being unalive. Yeah. But you ain't, hold on. Also, let me say something. Also, on the flip side of that, they were losing their shit when people were joking about Charlie Kirk. Yes. They were losing their shit. They were trying to get people censored off of fucking TV. Their job's fired. Their job's fired for joking about Charlie Kirk, but it's okay to do this shit.

1:57:58It's just a double standard. How the fuck you get to say that? But we can't joke about this nigga. But for real, I think Trump went to Charlie Kirk funeral and said what he said. Oh, yeah. Be mad at that nigga. He white, too. Yeah, he sure did. Oh, you know, he was... What is that? Obviously, you know, Trump's, like, decorum is on his head. He would not be speaking at my funeral with his ignorant ass. I didn't think somebody... He probably just went to... But I think when... When I hit my ear. Yeah. I think when comedians make jokes about people that have been deceased, it's like almost if you've ever been to a funeral and it's something like one of the uncles just started joking about grandma on the casket, like, yeah, maybe it doesn't seem like the most appropriate time, but then it's funny because you're using that comedy to heal.

1:58:39For sure. It can come from, you make dark situations light. But they keep it both ways. A good comedian out of Atlanta Joe cannot be offensive and make it funny. Right. Like, a lot of the times when these people is resting, like, you talking about the funny side of shit when he was here, or he might come back and do something he would have did when he was here. Like, shit like that. Not how he died. Yeah. Like, come on, bro. It's the same thing. Tony's a bitch. I told you that like earlier this year. You took up for him. In a different situation. And now you forgot. No, in a different situation.

1:59:12It was before this. It was before this. You right. Fuck Tony. Get him up here for an interview. He's falling off right now too. Tony. He's damn near falling off enough to come over here right now. You feel me? Adam might be like, yeah. He's going to think he's going to be bunching. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, it's just J.O. and Munchie.

1:59:38It's the same thing with rappers, right? Like, the reason why Not Like Us was so successful as a record is because it's not just the fact that Kendrick said these crazy things about Drake. Because so many people have had wild diss tracks about Drake and all this and that. It's the fact that he was able to make it in the context he created. now you got 12 year old kids saying hey minor like bro he did it in the most strategic and impactful way as opposed to if MC get busy make a little song and it's just like I'm going to say it was intelligent 100 % you have to have some brain power behind you to do certain things to make it clever like that I feel like sometimes people are just going to the easiest and most accessible shit because it takes a lack of effort.

2:00:33Kendrick is about putting in that effort, that work, and doing shit that's like you have to dig up to even find out what it is. But when it comes to them, I'm not you, but when it comes to... Potentially you. We're celebrating mediocrity. You know what I mean? That's mediocre. Nothing about that is great. It's like they get away with mediocrity all the time. and for the shock value part of it is what you're saying right right but but and that's the thing and that's kind of what i was trying to get david to talk about but it was kind of yesterday when we were interviewing him we're not interviewing him but potting with him but it was on the the heel of trap asking so many great questions it kind of didn't have the the same impact by the time i got the question off but it was really like dude like you're a black guy and you're in these environments where it's supposedly people are just getting a pass by getting on stage and saying some racist shit and the crowd's eating it the fuck up.

2:01:28You know what I mean? Is this the heavyset guy? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. We had him yesterday. Oh, shit. That's a new one. Yeah, we had him yesterday. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It was a great episode. Yeah, it was dope as fuck. Check that out. I encourage people to watch that. You know what I mean? It was fire. And Trap really snapped with a lot of the comedy questions. Oh, yeah, yeah. It was fire. And he didn't dodge the question. He answered what I asked him. But I feel like... I heard a little different. I heard he was kind of like... He didn't want to. I feel like if it was a hold him to the fire, no holds bar interview, we could have pressed him a lot harder.

2:02:02But to be honest with you, he's such a cool dude. Just chopping it up with him. I was kind of like, like a part of me. You're cool. I'm going to let you go. Yeah. Like a part of me. Like when I walked into it, I was kind of like, oh, like, all right, I'm going to for sure ask this fool some crazy shit. You know what I mean? Like for the sake of. Hey, you was a nice guy, bro. I'm way too nice. You watch Cheaters? Yeah. If you was one of the niggas and caught your girl cheating and y 'all hopped out with the cameras, you... How could you do this? You go home with her. I'm fucking go home with her.

2:02:29There would be no fight. She go get back in the house. I'm airing shit, bro. No, but if I was one of the fools that got caught on... No, no, no. You ain't gonna get caught. You go... Look, look. I'm saying... If I was one of the fools whose bitch was cheating, I would make sure I'm pulling up with three hoes. When I put the bitch on blast, I have way too much pride for that. If you're not gonna get caught cheating, like you're just... No, no, no, no. I'm saying if you hop on Baby Girl and you're catching her, you go, I loved you. I gave you all I had. You know what I'm doing. Five years? Five years is crazy.

2:03:04I would have literally three bitches with me. They're not getting in the van, bro. They're getting in the van, bro. I'm hijacking it. Joey Greco hop in the backseat. Matter of fact, I'm driving this shit. Yeah, yeah. Exactly. I'm going to Sam's worst case scenario. I'm scooping three thick ones out of Sam's last minute. Like, or however many is. Oh, she really doing this? She really doing this? Go to Sam's. Stop by Sam's real quick. Yeah, yeah, exactly. Exactly. Moving right along to the next topic. Adam had the streets buzzing over the weekend, and it came in an origin, orinated in the No Jumper group chat.

2:03:42Basically, Adam22 says, anyone who calls Tupac Shakur an L.A. rapper is out of their mind. I have way more plausible case than Pac does. He said, Tupac lived in L.A. for less than, hold on, Munchie, for less than a year. Anyone who calls him an L.A. rapper is out of their mind. The level of cap is an atrocity. Tupac lived in L.A. for nine months. I've lived in L.A. for 17 years. I'm not from L.A., but I have way more plausible cause than Pac does. What say the panel? Munchie. Adam, 22. Adam Graham Mason. You're not from LA so you have no say so You're not qualified to even make that decision You gotta speak for the east coast I guess Cause like I said California Or like we're Cultural Versus coastal bro and people adapt to our Culture and who we accept we accept Bro he got a Black Panther spirit You know where the Black Panther derived from And we accept him He make west coast music and his music, his biggest hits derived from West Coast sounding music.

2:04:51He had the peak of his career with Death Row. I don't understand what... Because he only lived here for nine months. It's not even a year, Munchy. Munchy's doing this thing. You can't just claim a guy. Hold on. Munchy's doing this thing where he's combining LA and the Bay into one. I don't separate Northern and Southern California I just look at California's California. I don't do that. Like, New York don't do it. Right. Nine months is crazy. North or South Philly don't do it. California's California. So how does New York do it? New York doesn't. They just do New York. Because if you're from Buffalo, you're from New York.

2:05:30You Bronx B. Fuck no. If you're from Buffalo or Syracuse or Rochester or anywhere in upstate New York. You don't claim New York. You are not from NYC. You are not from the town. No, you're not from NYC. Exactly. Not the city. It's a state. It's the same state. They all claim New York, bro. And they push together. They're all from the state of New York, but it's a completely different world. Matter of fact, Buffalo is way closer to Toronto than it is New York City. Way closer. Does anybody be like, I'm a New York City rapper? Or did they say I'm a rapper from New York? No, but you either are a New York rapper, which to me connotates you're from New York City.

2:06:08Or I'll even give you like Long Island and fucking Mount Vernon, which is right next to it. Yonkers right next to it. So you could have like DMX and the locks and Mary J. Blige. That's from upstate. That's Buffalo, which is like a five hour drive. They politic out there in New York. Yeah. They not claiming other halves. No, they're not. Look, if you ask anyone from New York city, like, is that New York? They'll be like, no, that's like this date in New York. That's upstate. They call it upstate. Cause that's what it is. but do they segment them? Like, Oh, those are upstate rappers. Yes. fuck yeah those upstate rappers and upstate has been killing the game by the way like all those like boom back so we're the ones that call them New York because we don't know no better but we're the same people that's like people from New York thinking that like Oakland has Bloods and Crips and Lowriders you feel me like no who said they think that a lot of people do a lot of people think they're like oh that's Cali hey son word is born that's Cali they don't fucking know the difference 9 times out of 10 So you're saying that up north don't got lowriders?

2:07:13It's not the same. It's not the same culture. Up north is Scrapers. If you go to Oakland, Sancho's is Scrapers. Like, it's not like. There's lowriders out here. Yes. Like, it's different, bro. It's a completely different culture. You could be around somebody your whole life. And then meet some people that you only met, knew for nine months, and you can create a bond stronger with these people than the people you've been knowing your whole life. Yes. But you can't say that you've known him your whole life because you've only known him for nine months. You can't say you've known him your whole life, but you can say, like, this is my brother, this is my family.

2:07:46But if y 'all legitimately think that a man spending nine months of his 25-year-old life in a place. Not nine months from California, bro. Okay, but no, but L.A. is claiming him. And L.A. is different than the Bay. If he's going to be California, one of y 'all got to claim it. It's got to be the Bay or L.A. It can't be both. What did he claim? What did he say? He said, at the end of his life, we know about the whole mob. He claimed California. But he also said, if I'm from anywhere, I wasn't born in Oakland, but I got the game from Oakland, and I consider myself from Oakland. He said that out of his home now.

2:08:18What point in time was that? I mean, like, exactly. This is a dude who's an actor. Yeah, so I want to know if he said that when he was current, like. Oh, yeah, I'm pretty sure. He's like, I'm from the mob. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, I'm from the mob. Before the influence and the impact that L.A. got on him, he was talking about Oakland. The only way he could say he's from L.A. is that thing that you're like, have you ever heard him say anything about claiming he's from L.A.? About claiming he's from L.A.? Baltimore or nothing. Baltimore. No, no, no, no. He was born in New York. But that's where he lived.

2:08:48From Baltimore. No, no, no. I'll say it out of his mouth. No, I've never heard him say that. He was born in Harlem, New York, and then lived in Baltimore and moved to Marin City. Hold on. This is important. How long was he in New York for, like eight years? I mean, maybe like 10, 11 years. Okay, then how long was he in Baltimore? Probably like a few years. He moved to like the Bay when he was like 16. He went to high school in the Bay, bro. Yes. Okay, okay. So then he went to. Yeah, yeah. His rap name was MC New York when he was in Digital Underground originally. Well, then he's in New York. You got to spend wherever he spent the majority of his life.

2:09:19That is who he is. And it sounds like it's New York. Yeah, yeah, yeah. If he was there until he was 10. Okay, sure. The most impactful years of my young man. He's in New York. Okay, I think 16 to 25. So the majority of his time during 16 to 25, he was living in the Bay Area, bro. So then he's from - So they give him to the Bay. You can't give him to LA for a nine-month stay. That doesn't make any sense. We got different arguments. So there's different things, though. Like, how are we defining, quote-unquote, where you from? Where you from is, like, what you're repping, I guess, right? I look at California.

2:09:48Is it because he's from an LA affiliate? I put you with that, like, California. I'm like the New York, California thing. But that's because I grew up in the beef where it was, like, East Coast versus West Coast. Right. But I also think that LA, we think that way because we take on the beef for everybody. but I don't think everybody takes on beast for us. Yeah, when it was the East Coast versus West Coast, was it really East Coast? Was the Sacramento rappers rocking? Yeah. Yeah, I mean like, yes. Sacramento was tripping. Yes, but in reality. No, he got caught up at the Colonial, like E-40 and then pressed up on him.

2:10:24No, they definitely did press E. They definitely did. Oh, E-40 was old. It was on timing. E-40 was old. He pulled up. It had nothing to do with East Coast, West Coast. The reason why that happened is because he had... California B.S.A. and fuck Diddy. Before he did that freaking shit. Yeah, yeah, yeah, but the reason why he did that is because there was an article circulating... We've been seeing the truth. There was an article circulating where this fool big dissed E-40. And he was like, E-40 is trash. And niggas pulled up. Hey, look, bro. Yes, they set him up for a fake show. People on their back and on their shoulders and going to war with him.

2:10:56I just feel like we think it's California. Like, oh, it's California. It's West Coast. but then on the other side of it I don't think people take it like that with us they're like oh where's the Bay that's them over there or whatever this is wherever and they're not including everybody like it's all inclusive when we like oh y 'all got beef we all got beef it's dope that we're all like I like the sense of unity and I've always pressed that like that's always been my thing it's like LA to the Bay you feel me I'm like I literally got LA and the Bay tattooed on my skin like I love that like I love the West it says West Coast big letters right here.

2:11:31So with this last thing with Kendrick do you think that everybody rolled with Kendrick or just LA? No the Bay was for sure like behind him super tough like yeah like the Bay was super behind Kendrick. So where they put out a song. But the thing is this though like Drake fucked with the Bay heavy and always has too so it's like there are folks right with our folks is what he actually said. Yeah I mean like I would say like when that shit was at the time yes but then when Drake came back with the too hard for the radio shit That's what I'm saying. That didn't flip nobody. Yes, it did, bro. Yeah, it did.

2:12:04You got kicked the sneak on the remix and all this shit. Yes, it fucking did, bro. When Mack Wanda, when Mack Dre's mom's getting paid off of it, yes, it fucking did. That's what I'm saying. So that's my point, is that we take it on our shoulders and we like, let's go. And then not everybody is reciprocating that same energy. For sure, but also low-key, I don't know why. I'm still like a little confused as to why Drake didn't have like there's multiple people from LA he could have had on there strategically or just worked with like numerous people bro numerous people like where it would have been like considering the way he played chess and like having Future on there well that girl that girl was from LA Molly Santana but like okay sure alright but yes but she don't have no that was okay the reason he did that is a fucking piss off piss off yay because that's his daughter's favorite rapper but who do you think Drake could have collaborated with from LA, that would have been a good look for them.

2:13:01Just give me one name. I can name like 50. Just give me one. I can name like 50. I don't know. I can name 50. Can you name one? Chat, chat, tell him. Chat, tell him. I just want to know. I'm not saying there isn't. I just want to know. You name one. I mean, the game been caping for him. The game. The game. That's been a great look. I've heard three good names so far. I'll take that. I've heard three good names so far. Everybody that got left out to pop up. Pop out. Okay. Agreed old. Boom. Boom. Oh, Grito. Oh, boom. And Game. Boom. Who else? Or what if he even got somebody from GNX? That would have been even more fucking crazy.

2:13:38What if he did? I'm just saying, what if he did? Man, look. You think they would? Oh, so like. If I was on GNX, you think AZ Chike would have took that? I don't know about AZ Chike. I don't know about AZ Chike, but I think some of the other guys that got offered enough money. For sure. I'm not going to name names. And I don't know. Lefty turned it down, supposedly, as well. Turned down Drake? Yeah, supposedly. He turned Drake down. So, you feel me? Hey, man. As a coach, bro, we got to stop separating Northern California from Central, bro. That's what I'm trying to say. That shit is weird. Like, because if we go at it, we have to go at everybody together.

2:14:13And sometimes we be fighting battle fights. We need J-Bo right now. I want to come to Cali rappers. Man. We need that J-Bo sound. Yeah, but that's the thing, though. Like, okay, let's call it what it is. there's always been a sense of like down here, Fools is where the industry is. This is where like you can't get shit cracking without LA. This is the epicenter of commerce. So pay the respects. Pay the respects. You feel me? This gang culture, so much has been created here. But there's a lot of fucking sauce from the Bay that we as LA have soaked up. But I don't think we're denying it. You say that to say what?

2:14:47You're getting off the mark. I say that to say like there just needs to be more back and forth communication and love if that's a guy. I think it is to a degree. And I would like to see more of it. Like my boy Mazi, he got a whole table with Kaling. He got the table with YG. Mazi has been very, okay, first of all, and there's a difference between Zach and the Bay. He fought, he reached back and he messes with everybody. Okay, and there's examples of people that do it right. And I'm not trying to minimize the people that are fucking with each other from LA and the Bay. Too short. Too short. Yeah, and like, Tushort spent a lot of time, even when he was, like, a lot of people, I'm pretty sure last time he was super early years, Tushort was down in L.A.

2:15:29type shit that people don't know. Hey, look, bro, on the East Coast, they got all these states along the East Coast, the DMV, Philly, New York, all that, all the East Coast. But then we get to California, Southern California. Nah, nigga, the whole state's supposed to be rocking together. Because the South do it, the South got Texas, Louisiana, Atlanta, I don't know, what Florida is? They split in half or something? Whatever. They the South too. But like, they stick together as the South, the dirty, dirty South and all this shit. But then we come over here. We so gang banged out. Northern California to Southern.

2:16:03Y 'all set you up with that too? Right. You an almighty suspect. It's crazy. Nah, it's just because I've been, like all these regions enough to see. I know you have too. That's the cool part. He got names like Master P. He came to Northern California to get the sauce and went back to the South. getting up and stole the sauce from the fucking town. That's a fact. Like a motherfucker. You better pay respect to this Californian shit for sure. He came out sounding like a West Coast nigga. So you agree though, Lush? You actually agree? As far as that we should fuck with each other more? Yes, yes, I do.

2:16:35That we should not be divided. No, I do agree with that. But that also requires us acknowledging the way shit is and not everyone is. No, it requires people that be at the table like us to stop acting like it's separate. Right. We got to start in the streets. Because they even separate San Diego. You know what I mean? Because every section in California got its own sound. Right. Its own identity. So does New York. New York have different sounds, but they still ride with each other. You know what I mean? We need to respect each other's sounds. But y 'all can't tell the difference between like, oh, this is like the way Compton sounds the way Long Beach.

2:17:09I can. I hear the subtle. Hot niggas talk. Compton and Watts niggas sound country. For sure. But it's just like They got a lot of Lil Busy influence Like they got a lot of Lil Busy influence For sure They love Webby and Busy Yeah yeah Right Like okay But then like I can tell If I'm around the neighborhood I know My radar go off Like they got a different aura Than an angle with nigga And then you know Like My radar go off No no no Cause like as far as But that's how We recognize it Cause we from here though Right right But like just like in the Bay Like Vallejo don't sound like Oakland don't sound like Frisco.

2:17:48Or it's like Sacramento. Stockton got a totally different show from everybody. It's like how Atlanta just sticks together. They don't separate it either. They're just Atlanta. That's a way better example. Right. They're just together. The South in general. They're chipping each other too, bro. Of course they're chipping each other within their hoods, but just look at the South as a region. That's one of the reasons they came to prominence. It's because they fuck with each other. Feels like it. If you're a popping rapper in like Mobile, Alabama, like when Rich Boy started blowing up. He's from Mobile, Alabama.

2:18:18He's able to easily do shows in Tennessee. Everybody would have against each other. He's able to do shows in Louisiana, able to do shows in Florida, in Georgia, in South Carolina, in North. It's very easy for them to fuck with each other. What's up with my boy? He go, lay down. What's the thing with the skinny voice? Which one? I'm ready to kill, kill. He's from Mobile, Alabama. Oh, can you remember that? He got signed to Sick Woody. Oh, yeah, yeah. Beasy. Oh, be peasy, yeah. He was signed to E40, bro. Yeah, he signed to Sick Woody. on everything. Yeah, that fool is, yeah. But Atlanta is not all together like that.

2:18:50No, it seemed like that from the outside looking in. Right, that's what I'm saying. But you can see like, man, when, just like when that, when Dirk got into it with Kwondo, Atlanta didn't stick together. But they looking like he from Savannah. Yeah. But if he's the hottest, if he's number one on the grand scale, like he's number one in the nation. Like say he's got the number one album, they claiming him. if he's making that movement I just feel like we gotta get on that exactly because think about this think about what y 'all just said right and I guarantee you everyone in this room I'd be shocked if not I don't want to put that on y 'all but I'd say like that if you compiled a room with the average 5 Southern California people you feel me and they're like we're from different parts of LA you're from Long Beach, you're from Carson, you're from Englewood I'm from West LA if they were like, hey, they sliding on this fool from fucking Hemet right now.

2:19:51They sliding on this fool from Hemet. Hey, we got to ride together. It's Alley. That's a horror. It's West Coast. It's West Coast. Hey, we got to slide for the homie from Hemet. I'm going to get you stupid as hell. They driving up into Hemet. What is y 'all talking about, bro? What the fuck is y 'all talking about? We're saying about Hemet. Hell, come on. We shouts at Hemet. Regional music versus sliding. Shouts at Hemet by the different cities. I'm just saying, bro. I'm just saying. Let's take it a little closer. San Bernardino. Okay. Stop talking about sliding, bro. Talk about music. No, no, no.

2:20:19Okay. I like R30 Chili Man. Me too. I like the niggas. All right, bro. The point is, the point is motherfuckers would not give a fuck. We're part of the reason why. You the reason. No, I'm not. You are my suspect. It's the fucking West Coast on my arm. Los Angeles, Oakland. You feel me? West LA, West LA, West LA. All right, go to San Diego. Go to San Diego with that West Coast stat. Go to San Diego. Exactly. Right here. Go to San Diego. Right here. I feel like I am not part of the problem in this regard. Maybe a lot of other problems, per se. But I do think that we should all be fucking with each other.

2:20:57But at the same time, we have to acknowledge each other's differences. There's too many barriers on the West Coast. Yeah, and if everybody would have fucked with each other, I don't think we would have ever lost the run that we had. Like we would've been way tougher to get on anywhere else because we would've got to unite within. I think we just too political bro. Like if I got a beef with J-Hood and then Rios do a verse with J-Hood, it's fuck Rios. Like it'd be a lot of that going on. Like - But that's how the industry is now. But this is a great song from the West Coast. Imagine if I ever dealt with Cash Money Leverage D.

2:21:37that would happen you make a choice at a certain point I don't make no choice I don't even know that nigga Cash Money Leverage you think Mozzie and Nipsey could have did a project together yes I think they got songs together they were about to do a project I think they had songs together I was over niggas fucking with Nipsey I ain't gonna get mad at that cause YG my boy and Nipsey was big bro to him so like and then get Nipsey his music not weak. It's good. But if he was trash, I'd be upset. he'd be tripping. But Nipsey, he make good music and you know what I'm saying? People relationships, they relationships.

2:22:15But it's political all year, bro. That's what be holding his back for sure, for sure. Speaking of somebody else who makes good music, Lil Durk had a huge W in court today. If you guys want to put on your headphones and we'll listen to what our brother, Trap Lord Ross, has to say. Let me know when y 'all ready. He went to his court date? Yeah, he went there. Yeah, he be on time. And here we go. Hold on, let me. You're a real journalist. Let me take a seat. The Dirk trial. I just seen Dirk with my own two eyes literally outside.

2:22:46Look, I'm outside the federal courthouse in Los Angeles. I just witnessed the Dirk trial. I just seen Dirk with my own two eyes literally outside. We're waiting for Brian Steele and Drew Findling to come out and make a statement to the public. I see Brian Steele, see Drew Findling, a whole lot of aura in the courtroom. But this was a massive, massive W for Dirk today. I'm not going to lie. This is the biggest W that I think I've seen him take in this case. There's not too much new stuff about the evidence that he's got going on in the situation. But what there is, is there is a whole lot of back and forth where the judge is low-key taking Dirk's side.

2:23:16Dirk is fighting to have these new charges. The murder of Stefan Mack severed from the murder of Savaya Robinson, a.k.a. Lil Pab. And, you know, there was talk that, you know, he faces another body. This was a body that was rumored to be, you know, associated with the criminal enterprise for quite some time. It finally got brought in with these additional vicar charges. But the judge is basically saying you can't really throw that murder on so last minute You're going to be prejudicial to the jury. It's kind of in bad faith The judge didn't make his ruling yet, but he basically gave both sides an opportunity to argue I'm not gonna lie.

2:23:45The prosecution were completely tongue-tied. They didn't really have a good response They didn't really have a clap back the judge kind of dog walked them a bit I've got a whole bunch of notes I'm gonna break down in a bigger video on my second channel trap more ross on youtube later But basically this was a huge w for dirt. There were moments where the judge basically was just like Let him have his la murder case on its own as planned in august and let's separate those other charges doesn't mean that the Additional murder has been dismissed although the judge said he would hear arguments for that And he said the prosecution hasn't even made a case for why it shouldn't be dismissed yet But basically it sounds like the judge is going to sever the two different murder charges Let dirt have his la lil pad murder case Separately in august and then he's gonna have to deal with the chicago murder later on It was a very, very big W.

2:24:31Dirk was smiling and grinning in the courtroom the whole time, whispering to Drew Findling and Brian Steele, and it was insane. This is the biggest date and the most positive thing I've seen for Dirk in this situation. I'm going to have a whole breakdown of this later on. All right, so how are we feeling about Dirk? It looked like he might have... Hey, do you think that there was like a moment where the courtroom was quiet and like, you feel me, no one was really... I'm feeling bad. Hey, do you think that Ross was like, hey, Dirk, I'm sliding for Vaughn. Hey, before I get Brian Steele's flowers, I can get a dope as an attorney in America.

2:25:04He's going stupid, huh? Before I go there. Hey, Traveler Ross, young man, said don't pull up to his court date no more. He don't want to see you, bro. He said that? Oh, for real? In so many words, and you're like, hey, bro, he said, Biggie, stay home. That's what I got out of the video. Oh, he made a video and said that? I mean, not in no words, but you know, I'm paraphrasing. I'm using my own little colloquialism. Yeah. Palopealism. We're bluzz here, dude. I'm like, let's hit bigot at the house, bro. Don't come back, Harry Potter. It sounds like, if nothing else, this is a step in the right direction because, I mean, it's terrible to be having to fight any murders, but it's better to fight one than two.

2:25:44No, he's going to have to deal with it. But not simultaneously. Yeah. Right. He ain't got to do it all at once. You can fight one. So basically, okay, that's what I was saying. It was like, yeah, there was a huge W in court, right? it doesn't really I think he said that because the dad wasn't really leaning in the prosecution favor so they got rid of the gang enhancements essentially like as far as like racketeering it wins racketeering charges excluded racketeering is essentially in this instance the same thing as a RICO aka like in furtherance of a criminal organization he's reading it It's a thing.

2:26:25It's like a little caption. Oh, I'm about to say, I hear none of that shit he talking about. Okay, so Lil Durk scored a... I'm sorry, I didn't realize that this wasn't stated and that's fucking retarded. Lil Durk scored a legal victory after a judge granted his request to have the racketeering charges excluded from his upcoming trial. The charges will be tried separately while the remaining counts in his federal case are still scheduled to proceed. So he got a bribe-fagate. Yeah, so basically as far as He got the Rocketeer charges brificated. Right, right. Which is a good... Brificated. Brificated means for it to be set aside and tried on a later date.

2:27:03Isn't that a different case? No, no. They're going to double back? No, they're going to trial it. It's brificated. That's all he did. He got it brificated. It's a big win. Basically, they're going to have to prove this count, this charge, the underline felony. and then once they prove the underlined felony, then they're going to have another court appearance to prove the racketeering. Because they can't use that info in this case. Yeah, they basically. Okay, yeah. It's basically like a whole, basically a whole lot of evidence to be set aside to be reviewed by the jury on a later date. Yeah. But the whole thing about racketeering is essentially like, okay, this is in conjunction or in furtherance of a criminal organization.

2:27:50So that would basically smack all the other charges he had potentially. Yeah. It would make it look a lot worse. But, but the thing is this, I've said this from commonly, it is done with gang enhancements. Yes, exactly. It's commonly a briification motion. That's my point. It's commonly done. It's associated with gang enhancements, especially on a federal level. Yeah. It's commonly done with gang enhancements. Basically, to have something bifurcated, it'd be like, say, somebody was murdered, right? And the murder really doesn't have too much to do with gangs. Or has everything to do with gangs, right?

2:28:26They have it limits the prosecution being able to use such evidence in the murder trap. Right, okay. Because it looks uglier. It looks worse. This dude killed dude. He killed dude. Why he killed him? They just have to say, oh, we know he killed him because the car and the ballistics. We can't say, well, we know he killed him because he from Woop-de-woop. He from Woop-de-woop. And they've been beefing for the last 10 years. And you feel me? Basically with a motive. Yeah, yeah, right. So, I mean, and that's the thing. At the end of the day, I was saying when this first came up, a lot of the implied evidence that they were talking about for the initial charges is pretty fucking flimsy, dude.

2:29:16Until I hear this recorded phone call between these guys at the burger stand afterwards, until we actually see that it exists, it's a lot of conjecture and just hyperbole. It's a lot of ideas and a lot of accusations that don't really amount to a hill of beans. Is it me or is lately like prosecution been dropping the ball on a bunch of shit? I feel like they're slack. They're not as good as how they used to be. like they used to be on shit you're considering the resources they have yeah they're whacked now and that's the cool part and that's kind of why I was surprised they whack or the defendants got bread and they got a good defense right maybe a little bit of both well I'm just saying like a lot of like the most so as far as I'm concerned the most damning evidence because obviously they're not using like the Beverly Hills song and the lyrics to that and all that fucking is it some of the purchases that they made the paper trail with the That text message thread of Dirk saying, like, take me out of it.

2:30:16And then, like, there's a few little things that look some type of way, potentially. Other than that, they ain't got shit that I've seen. And we still got everything. What do you mean they don't got shit? But we ain't seen it, though. We seen everything. What have we seen? What haven't we seen? What have we seen? What have we seen? What have we seen? Who's Coco number four? Who's Coco number four? Who is it? This is what we've seen. We've seen everything that they used to commit the murder purchased with an OTF business card. Fuck. Yeah. Then we've seen plane tickets purchased with an OTF business card.

2:30:55Then you see Reynolds used to do the murder in an OTF business card. And then you got two other people who just admitted to killing Stefan Mack and said they did it because Dirk paid them. You got the people, the shooters. You got the shooters saying, hey, yeah, I killed the shooter. Yeah, I was the shooter. I shot, and I did it because Dirk's brother got killed. Are you talking about Jam? No, I'm not talking about Jam. I'm talking about the other two shooters on the Stephon Mack murder. But let me play devil's advocate a bit. What if Dirk's defense was, look, these are some of my guys. They ask to use my cards sometimes.

2:31:37I don't be monitoring everything they do. They my homeboys. I help them out from time to time. How's that telling? No, because he says he could just plead ignorance of what was being used with his card. He didn't do it. These are some of my boys. You know, I be letting them use my cards. Who are some of your boys? They're my homeboys. I didn't know they'd commit crimes, the shooters. Okay, no, no. but I mean you if you're you're admitting that you gave these people access but I didn't know they were gonna go under life yeah but you're telling that's it what no you're you're right J and it's under your business so now it's really connect like like it's a wrap but he okay so if he because we're talking about what jerk is guilty of and what jerk is being charged with right we're not talking about the overall indictments if they were not talking about the entirety of it we're not talking about man hours served or anything like that.

2:32:27You feel me? The only way Dirk could beat the Stefan Mac murders, I believe, is somebody else step up and say that was not Dirk putting money on people's head. It was me, and I did it, and Dirk did not know that I was taking it upon myself to put hits on people. There is no actual proof that we've seen that Dirk actually did it. Like I said, the actual evidence from the skit. if Lush what evidence from the skit if I'm a shooter right and I say Lush paid me is that evidence I mean it's not good you're working for me that's your word against his well it's not good for me he paid me to do it no he didn't at that point he gotta go out that credibility you know what I'm saying and then prove that they got reason to be saying that he did it they got the text messages but that's the thing so man they said that the million dollars worth the game that okay when Dirk made the withdrawal of that million dollars, the withdrawal never got put back in.

2:33:32He withdraw a million dollars, right? But if what you're banking on is that the shooter said, Dirk paid me X amount of dollars to do this, that's just his work. And he paid me the day of the million dollars worth of games. But that's not enough through his business card. Like the Rico, like the auto racketeer and all this, whatever it is. They gotta follow the money. Where did this money come from? What I'm saying is He has a defense That he could just If that's all you're banking on Is a guy saying He gave me money to do this The other guy could just say No I didn't It didn't This nigga got 20 songs Niggas out of your mind You think we ain't spinning For bro We spinning for show None of that is admissible That's art None of that is admissible That is not admissible evidence It's like a movie None of that They just passed that They just passed that None of that is admissible evidence That's how I don't know if it's I don't know if it's a slam dunk Crazy I don't know if it's a slam dunk.

2:34:22I don't give a fuck. It's not. Man, we can't use it in play. We can't use it in trial. The jury gonna go home and listen to this shit. And they actually know he did it. These guys, though, they haven't actually, like, all the people that said. Free Dirk, man. Free Dirk. Free Dirk. I'm just clowning. No, you're making great points. I'm just clowning. And I'm only speaking on things that are public records. and I pray for that man and I hope that man get out of jail and please you're being incredibly logical bro you're being incredibly logical J-Hood and you're someone that's experienced like first hand so like you get it it's over I don't know bro did you think it was over for Diddy because I knew he was Man, it's different.

2:35:16I never thought it was over for me. Nobody died. It was looking bad. Nobody died with Diddy. And I've been saying free Diddy from the beginning. I knew bro was going to beat that case. See, all you trick-ass niggas, it's against the law to fly bitches out. Stop doing that trick-ass shit. That is technically sex trafficking. From the beginning, you got all these bottles of motherfucking baby oil. That's all the evidence y 'all got? Right. There's ketamine in the baby oil. The feds don't never need time. They press the gas. I knew that nigga Puffy was straight. But as for Dirk, man, he got to lean on some of these jurors being your fans.

2:35:52He only got to convince one. He only got to convince one. Man, they going to keep retelling. Look, they charged him with three murders. Right? They charged him with three murders. He been fining this just one for how long? For a few years? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Man, he going to be fining this case for, you see how long. Look at YMW. Look at YMW. He going to be fining the case about 10. He going to be fining. I believe the best thing that can happen for Durk is he can fight this case for about 10 years and all the evidence all the evidence just dwindle away and disappear like witnesses start dying and that's you better hope that's you better hope that gets at school like oh I hope the school catches fire and you know that's why people fight they fight on the livens for a long time because witnesses die their memory get foggy and people stop wanting to come to court and people stop wanting to come to court yeah I don't know.

2:36:45I mean, like, it sounds pretty grim, especially when you outline it like this. I do think that the way it was phrased as far as good news for Dirk, when you really break it down, well, he did get the gang enhancements, a.k.a. the racketeering charges, like, postponed. But he accumulated two more murder accusations. You're confusing good news for a W. When they say it's a W in court, that means they got what they wanted that day. Okay, yeah, yeah. Good news is how different from that? Good news. Like, nigga, we got a deal. We cut a deal or we got to get out. I'm about to bounce. But it sounds like a bad news, a.k.a.

2:37:18an L. No. When they say we got a W in court, your lawyer got what they wanted. That means they won that day in court. They separated the cases. Yeah. Don't mean you're going home today. Yeah. But they never said nothing about going home. Put two other murders on me, though. Huh? They put two other murders on him. Man, you using square, nigga. I am. Hey, look. So I want two. I'm a square. I don't want to I'm trying to tell you if the lawyer say it's a W today the lawyer you know he asked for what they asked for and the judge granted it so that's a W the cool part about it is if I was in the dirt shoes right I had good days in court that my lawyer would be like we had a damn good day in court I'm like nigga I'm still gonna get banged out nigga the fuck you mean they threw out this but they still got this this this and this it sounds like you guys you guys are smoking grade A copian if you don't think this was a fucking This is an example of a W in court.

2:38:14If you were on a no bail, today you got a bail now. Even though you can't pay to reach the bail to get out, it's looking better. That's a W in court. So what he's saying is separate the whole case. Why do a bail reduction if you still can't bail out? They hit a better score this round. This round. This round. But that's just letting the judge know you broke. Right. But it's still like, okay, you hit a better score this round, right? But you know that the next round, ooh, it's looking slimy. Because now you got two new murder charges, my God. Ultimately it's bad, bro. Ultimately it's bad. Yeah, that's my point.

2:38:51But an inch in the right direction is great, bro. Like, look what he abundered. Yeah, you got to take your W's when you can. You got to take the W's. I understand from the, like, and I understand that people fighting cases. See, you will get to tell me, I want to go home tomorrow. But ain't no tomorrow. No, no, yeah. You got to fight this. You gotta sit down You gotta go through the process I know And I understand Man I hope Dirk I get the mentality I get the mentality That's why I hate to have Fucking co-defendants Niggas bitching on a case of shit Like nah Nigga we gotta big Bro you gotta big eat Yeah And all this old shit Nigga split me up From this winny ass nigga Cause I already know I gotta big eat You feel me And that's me They need me trying to get home To these bitches To my nigga She gonna fuck regardless Fuck her Nigga for real Nigga And that's why Niggas fuck up Trying to go to trial You know I should have took the 15 and you get banged down and get life.

2:39:40Cause you're trying to get home to this stinky ass bitch. And you're going to be with three years out of line anyway. It's definitely not good. Obviously in any circumstance. If you don't go to 15 years, she's going to fuck with you when you get out anyway. To do that. But like, if we're being honest, like these, we're looking at what we see, a lot of these guys and what we've seen from these rappers when they're in this situation and no implication on Dirk. And I feel like he's probably like the exception of that. They be acting like that, bro. they're doing exactly what you just described. Hey, all right.

2:40:09What's the nigga that had to be gyrating this shit? Who? In Elie Topper? Hi, boy. Bobby Smurder. Bobby Smurder. Oh, God. He did his thing. I'm going to take this in bounce. He was, I'm going to get back to Quinnica. He actually took more time for his boy so his boy could get home sooner. Sometimes he got to be a team player. Right. You feel me? Yeah. But like, like, like, been on a catch on these, like, you were Adam and he could be assed out. Hey, do not put me in that category, bro. I would never fucking tell on you, Munchy. Hey, bro, all the shit that we did and I never said anything, dog. Like, you kept the code.

2:40:51Yeah, we were running them up. I was together, bro. That was last year. I didn't quit five times since then. I don't want to hear about that shit. Hey, no. No, bro. I don't know about fucking Adam. He already said, and I wouldn't put that on Adam, but he pretty much already said, but we know he'd deal with the police. Hey, but prayers up for Dirk, bro. For Dirk. Yeah, free Dirk. Free hefe. It sucks to see. Hey, free off man, free Dirk. No, my point is like, I'm not going to fucking, I feel like, I get the mentality. People that are fighting a case, you want to always expect the best. It's kind of like the same way when people are fighting terminal illnesses.

2:41:27Like, oh, like, yeah, you just got, it's only stage four I got diagnosed with. I think I'm going to survive. And then you have to keep a good mentality. I'd rather fight a couple murders than fight cancer. Okay, there you go. But then even people win. Okay, so tell me I'm wrong. You're in the court tank, right? And you just got 10 years. You're sick. You're like, fuck, I just got 10 years. For what though? For whatever. What's the cause? You might have worked with that 10 years. You might have been like, what I got is I'm like, whoa, whoa, whoa. I'm living. No, no, no. Okay, let's say 10 was the maximum sentence you was finna get.

2:42:00And the worst case, you was expecting to probably get like four or five when you wound up eating a 10-piece. So you're saying like if it was a brick baby situation. Something like that, okay? You go back in the court tank. You can't be like all sad and showing emotion that you just got a 10-piece, right? When there's people that just maybe got life or maybe got - You can do what the hell you want to do. As long as you got a scrub, you can do what the fuck you want to. Okay, let me know. People might be offended by that though, no? Offending? How you offended? How you offended? Because I'm crying.

2:42:27You're making your bitch ass away from me and let me cry. Yeah, yeah. So I'll fuck you up So with that being said Then fuck it You feel me Like yeah You know Like Yeah My boy Hey Lush man Bro Hey Hey You know I love Enough niggas in jail You gonna be good bro I'll be fine bro I'm gonna I'm gonna eat my 10 piece with cheese bro No problem Uh Oh okay With cheese So here we go Yeah Moving along We got King Yella If you guys wanna put Your headphones back on He says that He says he blames Lil Jeff and Vaughn off 1700 for ruining his son's life. A lot of people kid his life. I let my son go back to Chicago in 2020.

2:43:10He turned 18 in December. Got kicked out of school. They tried to save his son. My son in the streets now. He over there running, getting to it over here, doing this, doing that. All the type of son in the sun. I don't know. You know what I'm saying? He just came to start coming back to my crib now. He popped up. Open the door. I'm back. Boy, you back. Justin speaks what's going on. Now he running in and out the house. He in and out the crib. Now my son's smart. He ain't been suspended or nothing until senior year. Never. I'm a role student. So this is the problem with shit like that. That's what eat me up.

2:43:43You know, he grew up at Old Block. He went to the gardens. You know what I'm saying? He ran a thing. He didn't get a black disciple. You know what I'm saying? He didn't get BD. He come back with him. The long ass Rick Owens on. Top ass Mary's on with the dreads. got a tat on his hand the skeleton the what's name the bones what the fuck where the fuck come from alright who is you next thing you know I get a call he ain't there for you know what I'm saying I'm saying he influenced my son next thing you know what I just want to do on the playbook now dressing like my son light skin tall just like this So when I'm, all I saw was blood and hell, look Jeff.

2:44:28What the man, if you don't go, hey bro, we ain't doing that game. Then he changed his name to blood, first bloody, bloody, little spaz. Y 'all man, bro. Pop, we bloodbath, blood, they is bloodbath in the garden. You know the little bloodbaths that, little Chucky and them. They all, my son from out there with them. But it just, it just ain't, it ain't aligned right with me. It ain't sit right with me. You said that Bloodhound Alright How we feel about this guys? He's saying Cause Bloodhound Lil Jeff And Vonoff 1700 Are his ops Ain't they? Yeah I mean They are They beat he But they're like Younger They're a whole younger generation Is what he's saying Is that his son Was influenced by their music And that's why His son is acting like this He's saying my son And my son got influenced By the ops And I'm blaming the ops That my son Is so turned up And rebellion like rebelling against me and is in the streets.

2:45:26I mean, I feel bad for him. He's clearly like going through a bunch of shit. I'm dumb as fuck. That shit sounds stupid. That shit sounds bad. It do because like one of the very reasons is his, I won't even say him because he wasn't. Why your son a op? Whoa, okay, but that's super You gotta take accountability as a dad. Yeah, I'm about to say where was you at? You gotta raise your kids. Hey, cause you paraphrasing this shit, giving a synopsis. Where the fuck was you at? You talking about my son Dickie from O 'Block. Nigga on Bloods. Why you all want to be like you and BMPD? I know son think you from O Block and you got OTFK tatted on you.

2:45:56Well, yeah, exactly. Huh? Right. Yeah. How do your son think he from the O and you got OTFK tatted on you? Well, and this fool is doing a game up. Who got OTFK? King Yeller. But, but, but, but. What do you got to do with his dad? Because that's his dad. If King Yeller got OTFK, what do you got to do with his son? His son is from O Block. His son, Jock, O Block. His son is a BD. That's like you, your son, being from 6-0. it happens it does happen a lot not if you and your son like that's a fact it's like I can say where the fuck he was in California chasing these bitches no for real like where the fuck y 'all here with this smoker ass bitch Jaleese instead of in Chicago if you and your son like that's the point right there can your son be from rolling 60s your son not even gonna wanna be your son gonna wanna be like Munchie it depends on what school we go to too We know how this shit goes.

2:46:50You're not gonna let your son go to no off school. You're not gonna let your son go to college school. My mama let me go. What the fuck? Nigga. Your mama let you go because your mama didn't look at you as a gang member. I went to jail from that motherfucker with her. I told her I didn't want to go there. That's how you get what I'm saying though. But no, shit happens, bro. Nigga, nigga, nigga, but, but it sound like he was absent, bro. That's what that sound like. Clearly. Because it sound like he showed up and it was a surprise. Like, where was you at? How was it the french fries? Surprise. How was that?

2:47:21All of a sudden, my son was like bloodhound Lil Jeff. I mean, beyond it being like super. You wasn't FaceTimed this guy? You wasn't, beyond that being the trendy side. If my son was an op, nigga, I love my little nigga and I still got influence over him. Yeah. Nigga, I don't give a fuck where he from. He could be from motherfucking neighborhood cities in Africa. Nigga, this nigga, nigga, he still gonna respect his dad. Right. And I'm gonna be around. But you can't be blaming some other niggas like, I don't hate that. And in his whole statement, in his whole statement, and he didn't say nothing about him that he could have done.

2:47:51Not only that, but it was him and his homies generation that inspired those fools. No, but he said that was moving like that to begin with. He basically was like, dang, I was at better rappers. Yeah, that's clearly what it was. Your son was a fan of the house. That's the whole point. They're a trendier side to beat. You feel me? But then on the flip, if you have resentment against your father and that is a perfect storm, of course you're going to think that just sounds amazing. But then he's going to say, and he tall like him. What the fuck? That guy can do with anything. He tall like you. I was confused.

2:48:23He's tall like you. He's like 6 '3". You compare yourself to a hoe up instead of comparing him to you. He tall like you too. Got them threads. He got saved that. Two of that nigga. Oh, he said tall, not tall? Yeah. What I can say though, I think the human inside of me that looks at King Yella because King Yella, he just recently got baptized. He's trying to make a change in his life. He's trying to do some positive things now. So maybe what's happening is now that he's had this awakening and he's looking at it like, man, my son want to be like these niggas. So then your anger starts to become at the immediate things that you see like, man, my son's in a situation trying to run and be behind like these guys right here and so he's pointing his direction there because he's overall trying to make a change in his life.

2:49:04Could that be it to a point? You can't make a change without taking accountability. My bad. No, no, no. You're right. Go ahead. You can't. There's no growth without taking accountability. How you going into this like you're saying, I'm going into this new life. But the most prized possession you have is your children. Right. Your legacy. Your legacy. And then when they go in, they either go left or they go right. If they had done some good shit, you going to give the credit to them niggas too? Or he would have took all the credit if his son was on some cool shit. But just as a parent, though, could that be leveled as a human reaction?

2:49:40No, that he's just, he's trying to make this change in his life. He's trying to be positive. And then you're just like, God, with these niggas? It's a cop out. but is it a human reaction though no no I think your reaction should be I'm trying to keep my son away from these niggas instead of crying to my hooves around and why he there that's what and I don't know fuck nah fuck excuse me I mean Lush got baptized and we went up on Molly right after I don't want to hear nothing about no I don't even know if niggas be doing this little religious shit for like I ain't talking about you they be trying to get closer to the Lord I hope so and then they feel like that don't mean you got it all figured out though.

2:50:17I know, but I can just see somebody's instant anger being like, my son is wrapped up. Of course there is some personal culpability. Maybe he didn't hate the op so much he blaming it on his son. And then you go to the internet and then tell the world that these motherfuckers got power over you, over your child. Right, you should just be going and grabbing your son and having a conversation with him. And I'm not shitting on my son on the internet either. I mean like, you gotta understand, like the psychology gotta run pretty deep because these are dudes, their whole entire They're from a rap scene where their city wasn't even really popping like that before.

2:50:49As far as the gang shit, people, yeah, you had to know what was up to be tapped into the street music, the bump jams. Why do you keep saying music, though? He from a gang. He's sitting on rap. He's talking about music. Let me take off Reach Altitude and Land. Because here's the thing. The dudes that rose to prominence, mainly, one of the main things they were doing it off of was the back of disrespecting these fool's homies. Like, Tuka, that's his homie. That's Tuka's homie right there. Him and Duck and them, rest in peace, Duck. What do I do with this young man? That's who they just do. It has to do.

2:51:25Bloodhounds, just Duck. This dude has been, you talk about that, like, think about the boosting interview on Vlad from back in the day, hypnotized by hate. This dude has been dealing with, like, hearing about everybody blowing up in his face, that or the opposition. It was trendy to fuck with Chief Keefe. and Lil Reese and it was trendy to fuck with Lil Durk and all that. Then even generations later, after all this shit and we've all reached different phases in our life and my homies are dead and most of their homies aren't dead and like shit's really fucked up. Then we're at a point where, damn, my fucking kids.

2:51:58Really? I'm with you. Really? You're lost? I'm with you, but the thing is the ops is like really laughing at him. Yes. Yes, that's the whole point. That's the whole fucking point The point is this fool's hypnotized by hate Like he's been, he's in a psychosis At this point and now the fact that his kid Is influenced by them even though he wasn't In their life, like that is fucking Driving him up the wall This is important to look at Just as a parent Because I think we got four parents on the panel So if you got kids, just on a Parental level, if you see Your kid hanging out with the wrong Group of kids, as a parent you can visually see that and be like, I don't want my kid hanging out with these kids.

2:52:43They're up to no good. I know because I'm up to no good. It's only so much control that you have. But what I'm saying is as a parent, even though if you see your kid get wrapped up with the wrong crew, of course you're going to have those moments of clarity where you're checking yourself as a parent, but still as a parent, you're going to be like, God, my kid is moving with these kids. Fuck. And that's what I think is happening right now. Rather than take accountability, which sucks to do, especially when you're trying to grift off of the fact that you're going through this, and I don't wish this upon him, and I think it's, I do respect his vulnerability, but I also see the grift in it, and like you are trying to, he's garnered a lot of attention.

2:53:16This is the most he's been in the headlines in a while with somewhat of a sympathetic view. Then he's like, oh, shit, on top of that, it's not even my fault that my kid's like this. It's Bloodhound Little Jeff. Yeah, I don't agree. And Bloodhound Little Jeff and Little King Vaughn. Exactly. And I don't agree with the scapegoating part of it that it feels like, but I can also have empathy for the human side of it, like fuck he's with these guys that I knew he would get tangled up with and now it's bad. No he like I'm with these guys that will kill me. Yeah it's with my enemies That's even worse.

2:53:47You'll also be like damn on the back end of that damn I fucked up. Right. I think you gotta say both things in the conversation. You gotta say both parts of it. Oh that's coming up. And we got an update. So we got some breaking news. I don't want to call it breaking news but something happened as we were talking. So basically, this happened just a few minutes ago. Gilly responds, we talked about this a little bit earlier, to NBA Youngboy mentioning his son in a new song. And he says, can't make me feel some type of way mentioning my son, I'm not threatened. I like that for him.

2:54:23Headphone, please. Are you ready? Let's get it. He said he don't want you to feel threatened.

2:54:47This isplanet Galilei

2:55:10Hey, what the fuck? Yeah, like, what the hell? What is going on? Say something, my nigga? Oh, he's just laughing. He's just showing everything that he has to lose. Okay, yeah, yeah, okay. I don't respond to shit. No, he's like me. Hold on, here we go. Fuck it. He's talking. Go get your gun.

2:55:34You hear me? I'm not. He's not going to tell you something, okay? Hold on. What's that done? I'm an old school nigga, man. All right? Uh-huh. We don't say what we was going to do on the internet and all that type of shit. That's like, that's kid shit. You know what I mean? Like, if you was going to do something, you would have done it. Don't, don't, you know, so. But don't, so enough. That's, that's rap music, man. Yeah, that's like. Rappers make rap music. Rappers make rap music, man. That's all it is, man. It ain't nothing, man. I don't feel no type of way. You can't make me feel some type of way.

2:56:17They mentioned in my son, I don't, I don't, I already come to grips with what happened, bro. That don't, who's your life with? What you, you think you're going, that don't make sense, bro. I already came to grips with you. That's why I'm laughing, because I'm like, I'm not.

2:56:36I'm like, you, you son of a rock and shit. I'm not threatening. Young bulls. Okay, I think we got it. Okay. Yep. You gotta laugh at this kid, that's what I'm saying. Bro He younger than my youngest child Okay

2:57:00I like that response You know what I'm saying Cheese right Wine as cheese Long live bro man But I like that I feel like when young boy Hops out the window and says something like that Like that's some of the most disrespectful stuff you could say to another human being is disrespect their deceased child. And I think I think that Gilly's taking a high road. Like, but you're not going to trick me out. My freedom. And even if I was to be on that, I wouldn't be on the Internet talking about it. Gilly is way too mature to be like he not the. And I get it. It sucks to even see him be like forced or seemingly forced in the position to even speak on some shit like this.

2:57:40Like that was a way of saying like to me, it shows that he's a bothered. You know what I mean? Like that shit bothered me, but I'm on some other shit. Like if it didn't bother him at all, then he wouldn't have just did anything. But the shit rubbed him the wrong way and he had to have that. And then he even called out the facts too. He said he younger than my youngest son. So it was like, what do I look like beefing with a kid? Like you younger than my youngest child. Like that doesn't even make sense to even happen. Like you are a little boy in my life. And that's a young boy. Young boy, literally.

2:58:09That's the cold part too is if, you know, obviously like like gilly really a dude in philly and he definitely got people that are willing to go and like go outside for him for sure right but but the point is like bro like he he understands the pain of burying his own kid and all that from this type of violence he's not trying to perpetuate that and plus like it sucks to even be like all right now i'm a a voice in this sphere and people know I got clout as to where now people these other youngins might be able to get me on my character by mentioning my kid which is... So why did he why did he start singing Lil Durk though?

2:58:49Because like that's obviously like him being slick right? Immature like he shouldn't be mature and immature. Just getting his slick back in. That's what I said he was bothered. He's showing that he unbothered. Yeah but well I mean but like if he really unbothered then you wouldn't be throwing a little diss in there. Yeah exactly. why you gotta be so they bother you that was a that is a fucking diss bro no he said go get your gun like yeah like quit talking about it just do what you gonna do I'm gonna mention your I'm gonna play your ops music in a video about you like how's that not a diss I think he he responded that was cool it was classy like yeah he responded cool it didn't seem immature or seem like he was talking to things that's immature though like why you gotta have a Dirk song playing yeah like quote Nick go get your gun It's a way of saying that I saw it, I heard it, but I'm moving forward.

2:59:41You know what I mean? Why tell him to go get your gun? I'm just saying we can't. I don't get why we can't. It's a little contradictory. He's schooling him, bro. Why can't we have critique about some actions or not all? Anybody talking about what they would have did all that, that ain't even it, bro. He being sarcastic with it, bro. You got to think, the nigga is a rapper and he witty, bro. He got all the jokes. You know what I'm saying? He do. Get it cracking. Yeah, but exactly. but it's like I feel like there's this thing that people are guilty of nowadays when we're analyzing shit if we like think that if we think somebody right that don't mean that we have to say that everything they did is right we could be like they right but that was still kind of janky when they did that he quoted the most disrespectful that's exactly bro that's immature but a dude also and a dude also spoke on his deceased son so I mean I feel like at the least you know you can say something back to be like hey fuck you though.

3:00:35Yeah but you dissed Kwondo Rondo cousin. You didn't even say you didn't. They all the same. They all the same. They all rocking. Yeah they definitely on a chord right. Same difference. That's his artist. This is why. Gilly he for Philly. So I'm assuming Muslim. Yeah I mean they definitely. Most of the majority of Philly. Say bad. I mean Muslim. Say bad. Right. And Kwondo Rondo is Muslim. Correct. So they could never beef. You would think that, but I'm pretty... I know that. So Muslims really don't... Hey, but there's way too many Muslim people in Philly, statistically, for them to not be chipping each other, bro.

3:01:15What I'm saying is... But that Muslim population is heavy in Philly and Chicago. Exactly, and Detroit, bro. Especially. It's starting to get heavy out here, apparently. But like the heaviest, I think they're the deepest in the two places. I mean, aren't Muslims by a lot not supposed to be chipping each other anyways? Like, you feel me? by their, like, if they following Islam like that. If you see how how Kwan Dorando been moving publicly, he been like, Oh, yeah. He been moving, like, he been on his dean. Yeah, like, respect, that's beautiful. I don't see him, he don't be putting negativity out into the world no more.

3:01:49Man, I already did all that drop your flag shit because he knew he was going to jail type shit. Like, trying to like, why do people see the Lord coming or Rickards coming and they try to square it up? Like, it's too late. if the feds coming they've been watching you long before you're trying to square it up like it's too late man i think also like like with that dude he wasn't trying to like what do like there uh with cuando i feel like there was like he was saying that he wasn't trying to be taxed or check in and like all that late thing that's kind of why he did right no that nigga's a buster he got scared bro he got real and then he he couldn't uh we ain't gonna talk about it that nigga's a yee bro you don't know that i mean he probably thought he was cool being out here on the west coast and when something terrible happens.

3:02:30You see them photos of him throwing up people's gangs with middle fingers and shit? Like, bro, you don't know. Bro, out here is... He was banged out as hell. Well, stay banged out then. That's what I'm saying. Drop your... That's not even a California shit. Drop your flag. What the fuck? I never heard that. Take that shit back to the East Coast. He probably felt like how the rest of the world felt. What? They probably felt like that California 6-0s had something to do with his pot and again pop. Well, go back to the motherfucking Savannah. Exactly. That's why he distanced himself from the whole...

3:03:03That's what I thought he said he dropped his flag because he felt like the back door was open. Well, yeah, exactly. He never turned his back on his niggas in Savannah. He never turned his back on his niggas in Savannah. But let me ask you this. How you gonna be from Roland or any hood, whatever, but you ain't fucking with the LA Origins. I'm in the car, no way. Yeah, you can do that. But what does that mean? When you do that if the LA origin just backdoor one of us. Yeah, but then they do that because he wasn't trying to get down with the program, whatever that was. I appreciate that because they was super cool with OTF and Lil Durk.

3:03:39And it could have been that too. Let me ask you this. If a person does drop their flag, I always looked at that as a person just from the outside looking in. That just means that you're resigning. You're just saying, okay, this isn't for me anymore. This ain't Costco, homie. So you can't resign from the game. So what does it mean when somebody drops their flag? I don't know what that is. I'm trying to get a clear understanding. You can't throw some steel dropping your flag. So you can't drop your flag. To me, that's not like you dropped out. I heard about fools getting put off before. So you can get put off, but you can't voluntarily leave?

3:04:08If you ever really involved in gangbanging, you can never completely say you out of it because of the things you have done in it. You can say you don't gangbang no more. I don't gangbang no more. Me? I don't get me no more but it might be some people from the other side who still might want to get up on me right no matter what in the past so you're not actively trying to pursue it but there might be some things from the past that might present themselves you can't change your history right right right okay also like like it isn't gang banging like I'm actively pushing lines like I'm pressing I'm playing ball as opposed to I'm from a gang but I'm not hey bro look like you get an honor roll discharge and it be dishonorable like that's a good example you gonna do the positive thing they know you a real homie you know your own thing you into your music or you about to go work on yourself or whatever they not chipping you still from where you from but they dropped your flag I don't even know what that means bro that's some weird shit but can a person ever just Rondo and Kondo Rondo he did shit to drop a flag we don't know what he done did inside Savannah Georgia they not going up like that out there bro man shit walk with them Trap Lord Ross interviews.

3:05:25I mean, going families in the 60s not even bumping like that out there in Atlanta. Just because they're not getting into it with each other don't mean they're not getting into it. I mean, Savannah's like a nicer part than Atlanta. It don't matter about nice because I'm telling you because in kind of funny, I keep saying, I got to judge that the people are not the place. Carson look nice. Some parts of Ingle will look nice. Nigga, the Overhill 60s was the hills. They look nice. Your boy Brick Baby from Overhill, the nicest part of the 60s, them big ass houses. You got to judge the people not the place.

3:05:54Yeah, that's true. Nigga, that's why the people out of time are getting fucked up. They be looking at the pictures in the background. They see the green grass and get the green grass fucked up. They come out here and get smoked. Hey, but like Pac said, right, it's about writers and punks. That shit exists everywhere. Don't quote Pac because you said he wasn't from L.A., bro. He ain't from L.A. Motherfucking L.A. He from the Bay. No, no, you don't quote him. He from the Bay. You can't quote our artist, man. Yeah, yeah, I guess. He's for sure from the Bay. Hey, so let's get the headphones one more time.

3:06:23So bringing it back to Yella, apparently he had a little situation with 607 Unc and it got physical. What you doing for? Talk about do something for. Fuck me. Go get my friend. What you doing for your son? What you doing for? Talk about do something for. Fuck me. Go get my friend. I can't understand Black Cush. He is hilarious. I want to meet him. Is this real? Yeah. You met him before? I met 607 Unc. Yeah, he's an intense character. Is he a character or to him on and off camera? I think he's not. He's very, I've talked to him very dialed down as well. So he's not like that all the time. Okay.

3:06:57He's actually cool. He talks with, you know what I'm saying? But he's just real high energy. Is this like a play for the camera? It looked like it. I think so. I think so. I can't tell for sure. Because the whole lead up to everything, like him crying and him like broke and then this and then talking about his son live and then he's talking about why would you say that to somebody? No one is even going to say that to somebody. Oh wait, if it's about his son that it might not be a play. Yeah, you're right. It might not be a play. He said, I think it is a play because there's no way that you would have been able to get him off of 607.

3:07:27If he's saying, if you ain't did nothing for your son, go do something for your son. You ain't did nothing. And I'm in this state of crying and all this shit. He would have went berserk. But I don't know. I can't see it being a play because why would Yella be like, yeah, I'm going to agree to do a play and play like, you know, with the legacy for my son. That's crazy. For grifting purposes. I don't forget. You know, this nigga probably could get at you like this person can't because y 'all closer. I don't know their relationship. They dynamic, right, right. Yeah, they might be closer than one of you.

3:07:55Bro, just think about the people that we're discussing right now. Elaborate. Okay, 607 Unc is known for running plays, doing just crazy off the wall, showmanship and things that might not necessarily, you can't tell if it's real or not. Yeah, he leans heavily into the antics, bro. he had the whole shit with Wack. People were like, is this real or not? There's a lot of different... What shit with Wack? What was it? I don't remember that with them. No, I'm not for sure. Am I misconflating? What was the... Oh, when Wack fake went to his house? Yes. Yes, bro. Yes. Okay, okay. When Wack went, I was literally in then...

3:08:39Okay. So... So you think it's a play for sure? I'm not saying for sure, but I'm saying to act like for you to be like, what incentive does he have? have to do that well that's exactly well the only thing that made me the only look at the time that's what they do bro right but the only thing that made me question it was somebody he was talking about his kid so that's just the thing i don't believe and me like and i'll be honest like i've had conversations with jalice during that time which led me to believe and still lead me to believe that she was being genuine and that wasn't like in her head that she wasn't doing that whole thing for attention and she wasn't trying to grift so what's she doing for well i mean like the the the general consensus is that you feel me that she likes is what that she did it for attention.

3:09:22No, I'm saying what do you say she did it for? Um, I mean like per my conversations with her, what do you say? My conversation with her. I, I sounded like I was talking to somebody that was genuinely distraught. You feel me? He was really upset. And like, uh, that's what it sounded like to me. I'm not a fucking, uh, I'm not Dr. Phil. You feel me? I'm Dr. Papa pill. So I don't, I don't, I don't have the, the in deep analysis, but from what it sounded like I was talking to she sounded like she went through some shit and was sad I don't know if that means that what was being alleged is true or this or that she sounded confused as fuck she was like I don't know and I'll keep saying I don't know and I want to know that's what I was hearing from her and she's been very forthright about that as far as that part of the issue goes so I'm not trying to cape for her though at the same time I know what the consensus is and I would say that regardless there has been plays that she's been a part of running over there, just like every single person in the 607 Uncle Jason universe, and that's not even a critique of them.

3:10:24Shouts to them. That's the type of content they do. So I say, I'll just say to act like, oh, why what incentive do they have to do that? Yeah, you have a very clear incentive. You want to put numbers on the board. My only pushback that I would give is that they could have ran a play without having to bring your kid into it. That's the only thing I'm saying. You can still run a play. You can still attack a guy if that's the play. No, no, no. It's not about that, though. Like, it's about being advantageous and framing the situations that are happening in your life. Whether or not they knew beforehand, like, this happened to his kid, right?

3:10:56Like, oh, my God, my kid's in trouble. Like, that's fucked up. So either there's one or two scenarios. Either he just went straight online because he was, like, upset about it and talked about it and was being very genuine. And then they're like, oh, this is getting traction. How can we, like, flip this and try to capitalize for our career? I kind of think they're comfortable with each other to where it could get heated and they're not getting physical. It could be a play, right? No, no, no. I think because people got the people that it could get heated and it don't get physical. Go all the way, yeah.

3:11:28You know what I'm saying? You don't understand, huh? But he did attack him. In the video, does he attack him? Yeah, he attacks him. This doesn't seem like this is the whole video because I think he attacked him, but this is like just looping a little part. You can't really see. Okay. No, but I know. Is there a fuller video of this? You like run across the table kind of. Who put this out? First of all, this is 607. I'll put it out. All right, man. That's exactly. All right, John Madden. No, but he got him on the ground. I seen like the whole thing. He got him on the ground. But what I'm saying is like it's not aggressive like where you get like you'll be throwing some punches.

3:12:04I don't know. It's a fucked up situation. I would never get at nobody. None of my boys about that kids. Right. We ain't got to run a play about the kids. That's probably the thing. No, but the thing is, you're already in the news cycle. You got Adam22 and all these different people talking about it. You're viral. You had the most likes you've had on your Instagram in the past several years over this post. Why would you not continue to feed that content? When your whole entire life has been centered around content since you stopped trying to push your line as a rapper for real. That's common sense to me.

3:12:38You're talking about both of them. Both of them? I mean, no, no. don't give a fuck we know that okay like what like there's no there's like you want to talk about it i'll go talk about it okay me like and he'll he'll find a way to transcend it to the like you know the universe to the heavens yeah and he's and he's a really he's a really good wordsmith and he knows how to like manipulate a conversation like that really well but i'm talking about king yellow this is the most traction he's had this is the most conversation he's had so it's like okay why not like shit it's already a fuck situation plus this motherfucker actually likes to let down little Jeff anyway so let's talk about it fuck we gotta start taking more accountability you know I say run up the bag King Yellow fuck it especially if it's gonna hey if he's able to make money that's gonna potentially help his son out he did just say he was broke and all that shit he said he didn't have$50 bro run it the fuck up this gonna help his situation it might run them numbers up it is bro we're gonna have a big check to help with legal fees lawyers and such or maybe 6 or 7 chipped you off like hey if we do this or even like y 'all know damn well Okay, something crazy happens Boom, lightning strikes in here And Lush 1 gets You feel me, killed by Zeus Right now, boom Doughboy's so traumatized he quit the platform But if he make videos about me That shit gonna turn his shit up The algorithm is the algorithm That's the stupidest shit I ever heard Hey bro I ain't banking on tragedies that run a bag of No, but it don't gotta be a tragedy It can be like anything Like, okay.

3:14:34So, so was it not... You getting killed by Zeus is not a tragedy. Some people might say it's the greatest thing. They might say it's a godsend. But no, all right. So you gonna say that when you and Spodey first left No Jumper, it wasn't good for y 'all personal channels to turn them up? I done do a million videos on that shit. You ain't got to do a million videos. I really felt niggas playing police games. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Go to Mars Over Money and scroll down. I didn't do a million videos on that. You don't got to do a million. What are you talking about? You don't got to do a million. So how would it fucking benefit me, monetary-wise, if I ain't doing videos on some shit that I was genuinely pissed off about?

3:15:15Well, no. I ain't no clap road-ass nigga, bro. Okay, well, you might be the only one because 99 % of people, when they're in that scenario, that's the first thing they do. Hey, look, bro. Sit in the same exact motherfucking seat and him sitting right where he sitting at, this ain't got to do with no motherfucking J-hood or nothing else, bro. Nigga, I don't like that this bitch-ass nigga be playing police games. I just overcame a fucking case last year or this year from last year. I was clearly guilty of, nigga. No, nigga, nigga, good lawyer, nigga. And here goes my nigga playing again. No, fuck you.

3:15:56I got daughters and grandbabies. I ain't playing with all that. Fuck content. I don't kill fuck nigga I'm on three channels and I'm on one less Fuck You do some bullshit Nah I'm not with that Okay so you I guess having Whatever situation You have or however you look at it That's cool but that does put you in the minority Of people and you gotta acknowledge That when it comes to people that leave no jumper Or get fired from no jumper or whatever the first move tends to be say fuck Adam it's a no jumper stimulus package and I know you never said fuck Adam I know you didn't say fuck Adam I was around when Adam canceled all the shows he woke up one morning and said he wanted to fuck robots and he didn't want to do it no more he canceled all the shows I didn't get mad and make diss songs like niggas I don't say niggas names because he wanted to fuck robots yeah but because you don't know what Adam might want to do the next morning they want to do just some other shit.

3:16:57But to be fair though, Munchie, you wasn't fired though, ever. You wasn't fired at that time. I don't know what the fuck it was. I wasn't here but I wasn't tripping. I'm about to be crying and acting like a scarring broad or anything like that. Right, okay. So whether, let's just like look at, if you look at everybody, that tends to be the strategy and I don't think it's dumb. And even I can say. Because you did it. You got fired and you start dishing. Yes, absolutely. I'm not that type of nigga, but I'm going to get on You ain't got to diss though, is the point. I'm not even talking about dissing.

3:17:27Like the, well, I kind of felt like I kind of felt like I was mad. Like, if this happened right now, I would do the same shit. I would do the same shit. If it happened right now, I would be mad. Like, I was mad. Why the fuck wouldn't I diss? I had every right to diss. I was pissed. This fuck fired me on live TV. I can hear the points. I can hear the points on both sides of it. I can hear you. I can hear you saying that if after you leave a platform like No Jumper, it could be advantageous to run up the views, and a lot of people would do that. I can also understand Munchy saying, I don't got to do none of that shit.

3:18:05If I leave, but I also feel like he's taking it out of context. Three weeks after he quit No Jumper. I don't think that had nothing to do with No Jumper. No, the difference is - It had nothing to do with No Jumper, but I'm just saying like, yeah, the timing was fucked up. But Smody was definitely talking, he talked about it multiple times on his channel. Multiple channels. You don't have to fucking be, and this is my point, Munchie, you don't got to talk bad. You don't got to be like, hey, fuck, no jumper, da-da-da-da. But just if you acknowledge it a few times, it makes sense. Kind of like it makes sense for King Yella in this instance to feed that whole narrative.

3:18:41And Munchie, you did talk about it a couple times. I talked about it because somebody put it in a narrative. Motherfucker. I said, dang, why I quit no jumper. Baby Braze, you cap. That's not running the play. nigga I'm saying that nigga what he's saying the reason why I left is not the reason nigga they told me they stole down the motherfucker I'm just saying that you did speak on it though so that's all I was saying nigga somewhere took out some like some whole other shit like bro you was just clearing the air about what happened I'm not capitalizing off on that but I feel like it would be like advantageous to anybody it's smart to at least I would have went up on mail like nigga fuck you in BMA you don't gotta be like fuck no jumper but what he's saying is that he's not gonna do no WWE run a play type shit like you guys are talking about two separate things like he's not saying that I won't go and talk and tell my truth and say oh this is how the situation went and this is what it is he's saying I'm not about to play with no shit like that like I'm not gonna play no fucking games and do no WWE what I say is what I say and you can take that to the fucking bank yeah that's respectful And I think that, boom, like there's no arguing with that whatsoever.

3:19:55Let's hop into this next topic. I want to skip the Stephan Dixon. I just don't believe any of these guys. Hold on. What just happened to the? Can I get the list back? I'm sorry, dog. Let's just keep leaving the list. Okay, here we go. Born to raise in South Central. I want to talk about this before we talk about the Stephan Dixon. What do y 'all think about this? If y 'all can grab your headphones on this. Ebro and Rosenberg got at each other and started calling each other the B-words. So peep this out. Fire. All right, here we go. And not always, unless you find some cool people that you do want to invest in.

3:20:26Find some people with money that you like. But, you know. I don't know. Because how about this? That's why I said you don't have money to invest. Because you're not actively doing it. That's not a slight. You wouldn't be having this convo with me if you had money to invest. You would have been made phone calls, or you would have been hanging out with people that you like. Why do you make it? Because it makes it sound like Rosenberg's broke. Bro, you sound like a dick. Shut the fuck up. No, you sound like a dick. No, you don't. No, you sound like an asshole. You don't realize the words you use.

3:20:54No, you sound like an asshole. You're saying I don't have money. Bitch, shut the fuck up. You're a bitch. No, I'm not. You know why? Let me tell you why you're a hoe. Let me tell you why you're a hoe. Let me tell you why you're a hoe. Let me tell you why you're a hoe. No, you, but you used to - Because you just called me a bitch for no reason. No, it is for a reason. No, it's not. It's because you're being a hoe because you don't know how to invest. That's different. You don't know. So then say that. I listen to you about shit like that. Because you don't have money to invest. Yo, my man, what's wrong with you?

3:21:21We keep going over this. You don't. You keep saying the same thing. You don't. But you don't know that. And I'm going to keep calling you a bitch. Stop. Stop saying that. Listen, man. Bro, stop. Stop saying that. If you have money to invest. If you have money to invest. If you have money to invest. Stop saying that. You wouldn't be talking like you're talking right now. No, no. It's because I don't understand the disrespect repeatedly, bro. Because. And you're wrong. You sound nuts. That I said I don't know people. No, you said. I don't know this crowd. You don't have money. What crowd? There is no crowd.

3:21:53There's people that have money and you talk to them. That's it. Both of you guys sound like dicks. Just stop. But you just don't understand when you say things that are incredibly slight. How do you not know that? It's like the Drake thing over and over again. You say shit and you go, why? Bro, I'm not mad at you. you just kept all i said was the rock nation thing i don't understand it i don't know people like that and you go well it's because you don't have money to invest wow how do y 'all feel about that i feel like that's i really don't like to be word you know i know some people are different when they when they talk but to me it's just a highly disrespectful word i think they were both right and what they were doing well i'm not gonna talk to my friend like that but they're both bitches though.

3:22:34No, no, no. They're both bitches. They're both bitch made as fuck. He felt disrespected and he came with the B word. But I feel like Ebro was pushing his buttons but I kept calling him broke or insinuating that he was broke. He was hitting below the belt. Right. And so then once you go to the names it's like, okay, I'm out of witty comebacks. Let's just go to the insults and the disrespect. Are these guys doing this? Are we like really this desperate to fucking clip for him because no one cares about these guys? They're so antiquated at this point. That was an old man play? No, that's a play. No, no, no, no, no.

3:23:07That was no play. That was a lot of emotion, bro. But I'm saying this is the only thing that's even noteworthy. His voice crack. He said, I'm going to keep calling you a bitch. This is an old shit crack. So what does investing have to do with being a hoe or a bitch? But no, we're not getting the full context of this shit. Okay, so the full context is they was having a conversation, and then basically Rosenberg was like, he kind of like called to task Roc Nation because academics and Charlemagne had a conversation. And in that conversation, basically, it was informed to Rosenberg that Charlemagne had any, like, those type of deep ties with Roc Nation.

3:23:43Ebro is also tied in with Roc Nation, so that kind of pissed him off. So then he was just like, nah, man, you don't know about investments. Well, they lost their job and started scrambling, and they're all fucking, they had to suck other corporations' dicks. And now, like, those corporations are at once. But I feel like he gets bothered when the Live Nation thing is brought up, and that's what kind of started the hurling of the insults. Then he started trying to little boy him like, you don't know about being at the bars and table because you broke. You ain't got no money. You don't know how to invest.

3:24:06And he kept saying it like you broke. But the thing is, remember, Ebro was the star. The show is Ebro. Before it was Ebro and Rosenberg and then Shorty's name, too. It was Ebro in the morning. You know what I mean? Yeah. Like he was the he is like a higher marquee. He's the he's the he's the call. Yes. I think that they were both wrong in this situation. You don't little boy, your homeboy like that, if that's supposed to be your man's like that. So Ebro was wrong for sonning a nigga like that, making him seem like he was a broke nigga that didn't have no money. But, you know, you can never tell somebody how to respond to disrespect, but his way to respond to him out of disrespect was just to go straight to the top floor.

3:24:45Nah. Bitch. Nah, I think Ebro. Because you know once you call a man a bitch, that was fighting words. Sometimes that's killing words. Nah, Ebro was wrong. For sure. Because he started it. He knew what he was doing. Yeah, he was. Was he a Rosenberg call him a bitch? No, Rosenberg. called my bitch first. Rosenberg said, why do you keep doing this? It's like he's done it multiple times. Yeah, yeah, yeah. If you know something's bothering me, why are you doing this in front of an audience of hundreds and thousands or even millions of people? Why are you talking to me like that? My thing is this though, like honestly, it's just funny to see these guys going at each other because I've just seen them both try to bully people for years and always get proven wrong and looking stupid.

3:25:20Like I could literally look at a litany of examples from Ebro trying to hold out Yachty and fucking... From Ebro trying to

3:25:32because these are the two guys arguing so it's like i'm just looking at their history it's like they both tried to hole out all these other people wind up looking dumb just like i gave the two examples of uh ebro but then look at rosenberg he's argued he had a really tough beef with nikki minaj like you know i'm saying like he's going back and he had a tough beef That's what I'm saying. Like, you're arguing with girls. You feel me? Like, not to disrespect Nicki, because she's more than just a girl. Right, right, right. Like, she's like a queen in hip-hop. Right. But then you also got marked out by Saigon.

3:26:06You got, like, roasted by all these different new girls. Lesh wants all the smoke. I'm just, like, saying what it is, bro. But it kind of speaks to what Jay Hitman. You said not to disrespect Nicki, basically just to disrespect him. Oh, yeah. Like, Nicki Minaj's contributions as opposed to Peter Rosenberg? Rosenberg? Are we fucking joking? Well, let me... You're talking about the greatest female rapper of all time, most accolades of any female artist of all time, or this fucking guy? Who started the back and forth for him and Nicki. But this... Him commenting on her? Him fucking trying to say that she couldn't really rap good and was a pop artist?

3:26:40That's their job to commentate. Yeah, but they had a good back and forth about it. Do you guys believe this? She held him out super tough. Nicki Minaj is sensitive. Yeah, she is. like so so you side you side with nikki because i mean i feel like that's like a super antiquated combo at this point to be honest but am i siding with her no not necessarily but i just think i just want to know what did he say i just think like all right all right check this out this is me arguing with nikki minaj right no i'm saying what did he say wrong okay so check this out i'm i'm in his position arguing with nikki minaj i'd be like who's this fucking white jewish guy trying to fuck the tail.

3:27:18Okay, but that's what the narrative is when Peter Rosenberg has the audacity to speak on the queen. Do you not understand that? Who queen? He's called Nicki Minaj. That's what I'm saying. What was the narrative at the time? This is what he do. This is Nicki Minaj before Cardi B came out and anything. He's media. He said a lot of shit to offend her. He was trying to say that she wasn't an emcee like that and was really just a pop party. So he can't have an opinion? I'm not saying he can't have an opinion. What I'm saying is the general consensus, like what most people thought was, hey, this is like what the culture thought, like, oh, Nicki Minaj roasted this fool, made him look dumb.

3:28:02Whether or not, I'm just looking optically, we know that there's not necessarily a lot of common sense when it comes to school cafeteria back and forth or industry showdowns. It is essentially the same thing. It's a popularity contest there's a lot of smoke and mirror optics involved we know the popular vote yeah the popular vote i think i think it speaks to what jay hood was saying but that's what i'm referring to i don't go with the popular vote let me ask you this because it speaks what jay hood was saying like how it escalated so quickly do y 'all think that there was some underlying tension before that conversation happened obviously getting pissed off with each other obviously like and like you said like like they they work for different companies and shit now they're not all like there's a whole bunch of dynamics in play but my thing is they both like it's like all right you got picked on by everybody at school now it's like the two biggest nerds when you don't see who wins the fight like both y 'all shut the fuck up stop calling each other bitches because you're both bitches let me ask you this though do you feel like that is it disrespectful on both of their ends or do we just put it on ebro because he kind of started it let's just say me and you were going back and forth and all of a sudden we're calling each other bitch on a podcast like shouldn't one of us have to be like man I'm not finna call my homeboy no how you feel when they was disrespecting you I didn't know dude so it was weird I didn't know the niggas no matter what you still feel the disrespect like what are you saying somebody is putting the energy on you of like it's them but you have to rebuttal I'm defending myself but I feel like if you're my friend though and we've had a 20 year relationship on the air I'm gonna hold you to a different standard to somebody that I don't know and I'm gonna be like more so confused like to why Ebro was bullying him like that and to why the response is you a bitch.

3:29:39That's why Munchie's saying that Rosenberg's not wrong because he's defending him. I'm not defending him. Just please believe the only time I would ever call you bitch is during sex. God damn it. Jesus. It's always got to go to some gay shit. That ain't even here. All right, hold on. Can I get the mouse back? All right, all right. So let's go. We got a couple more topics here. I would like to say shout out to all y 'all for rocking with us. You feel me? It's been like, I think damn near three and a half hours, which is cool. Yeah, we rocking. This is what Adam hit me up earlier. Like, just, hey, you feel me?

3:30:12Like, make sure this shit go three or tres or us. Oh, yeah. We got there. We good. We still. And guess what? We done did that. We gonna keep going. We gonna keep going? Yeah, we rocking. I'm rocking with the homies. I'm just. Yeah. Hold on. What just happened? Okay. He keeps taking over the What's this? This is just an update on the suspect. eligible for September. That's good news, right? September 2027. Next year. Okay, I'll say this. That's longer than what I was being told for 14 months. Okay, so he was like... How much time are you sitting still? I think I got like four, right? He got four years and eight months.

3:30:54However, he already had time served. I think he had double time because he was doing some like program drug or some type of program yeah half-time that's big young he'll be out before he 30 shout out to him because like he was very look i spoke to a couple weeks ago and he was very like confident like hey i'm glad to hear that this is like sooner than what was originally being projected which is good news so you feel me but yeah shout out to the bro man free the guy yeah shots are getting them all right so let me see what else we got here which i want to talk about hold on where is that i keep oh there it Okay.

3:31:31All right. Y 'all want to talk about the Stephon Diggs stuff or some Jay-Z stuff? So, Stephon Diggs, like, officially out to close the gym. It sounds like that door is cranking open. So, let's go to that. It sounds like somebody was knocking on his back door. It sounds like, eee. All right. So, here we go. So, here's a video. Poor Cardi. Hold on. Before we even look at it. Poor Cardi. Hold on one second. This can't be serious. Was attacked and robbed. They're saying that this dude was attacked and robbed by Stephon Diggs' brother and two others. And he was attacked and had over 100 ,000 in property stolen.

3:32:06He says this was because he turned down Stephon Diggs' advances. Oh, no. All right. And apparently he had, hold on one second. I don't believe that. You think his people was like, so you ain't going to let Stephon hit? Get him. yeah apparently he had a bunch of text messages that he was supposed to be releasing but I don't know that they have been released yet so yeah they are Stefan Diggs is gay guys I don't know what to tell y 'all what are you basing this on what are you basing this on he's a zest monster bro double zest monster with cheese with some mac sauce nah I'm tweaking I thought this is like a pretty genuine like it's a whole lot of shit going around about the activity you know what I mean I just can't believe Cardi didn't like feel it like he just kept wanting to hit you in the ass Cardi you didn't think it was so weird yeah kept wanting to go winchels but you didn't see the thing where they asked all the football players who they don't want to date their daughter and they said Stephon Diggs everybody on the team I think it was Minnesota yeah yeah yeah who said Stephon Diggs now out of who though was it like everybody on the team on the team no on the team on the team who do you not want to date your daughter They ought to see them do some weird shit.

3:33:23They all said Stefan Dix. Or maybe he a womanizer. What do you want the gay dude to date your daughter? Because he's never going to fuck. No, I wouldn't want the gay dude to date my daughter. I would not want the gay dude to date my daughter. Your daughter is going to die a virgin. Nah, because what the gay dude could do is be out there having sex and then come back with some shit and give that to you. What do you mean? He's not fucking. but I'm just saying some of them down low dudes will. They'll be having sex with a chick and dudes on the low. That's by down low. Because bisexual exists in your world.

3:33:56The hell not. Bisexual is gay, brother. Okay, so again. Bisexual is gay. So a bisexual person is gay. Ain't no bi world. Yeah. Because no, because you said you wouldn't want a gay person. He said he would. He would want a gay person. That's crazy. No, I'm just thinking. A gay person could be bisexual. Yeah. Okay, no, but we, okay, you're right. You're right. So I'm just thinking of... Did they ask this question about multiple teammates or just him? No, they said out of all of your teammates on the Vikings, who would you not want to date your sister? They went in the locker room and was like, hey, out of the whole team, who would you not want to date your sister?

3:34:30And they all said this nigga. Jay Hood is because there's the whole debate. Do you want a gay son or a thought daughter? What would you rather have? So what if your thought daughter is dating the gay son? You feel me? But this is what makes it dangerous, though. This is what makes it dangerous though, Lush, because it's difficult to contract HIV through heterosexual sex. If a dude is on a down low and he is having sex with males and he contacts that - This is straight like dead quail propaganda circa 93. No, that's the truth. No, it is true. That is the truth. It is difficult. For sure. It's difficult to catch it through heterosexual sex.

3:35:04The tissue in an asshole is more sensitive than - Yes, correct. Men carry it in our sperm. Women carry it in their blood. Yes. So if a woman is having sex with a man and just having heterosexual sex, that is not as big of a risk of catching HIV as if a dude is having sex with dudes and then having sex with a chick. I understand. That's what makes it dangerous. A lot of them be lying and living double lives. Some of them might even have the super advanced STDs. They have to break it down too much. They might say like a little.

3:35:37Buka, buka, free brick, baby. and let's talk about the homie that's not here shout out free free at half a the half effect apparently it's an update did he get into a fist of cuffs in jail so I don't know if you guys got a chance to watch the we got the link up okay you want me to play a little bit of it you keep taking the power of the mouse away from me I'll be trying to use it I'll let you play it okay here we go headphones guys Here we go.

3:36:38and rumors, you know what I'm saying, because they so hateful. I don't even think about these dudes. Like, you know, once I drop my content, I'm out of the way, man, you know what I'm saying? I want to think of better things, man. And they show, man, they need to hurry up and free the God body, man. This is crazy out here, man. So you can't do nothing in peace, man, you know what I'm saying? Like my boy Kodak said, I can't even rule in peace, you know what I'm saying? You can't do nothing in peace, you know what I'm saying? because you got a bunch of leeches you got these eight toes you got these dudes that proclaim to be men but as we see they keep their panties in a bunch and they love to shout and have a name and a lot of these dudes they call you a clown chaser but who's clown chasing him My name's in your mouth.

3:37:24We got 1HO, Project Ho. You know what I'm saying? He came out and said about a week ago that he was speaking about me for the last time. You know what I'm saying? The powder adding is still speaking. It's crazy. It's ludicrous. You know what I'm saying? But y 'all see the title, man. You know what I'm saying? And F.A., man. What we at with this title? I think this title is going to be N.F.A. got hands and feet put on him. Y 'all see, he ain't posted, you know what I'm saying, his mouth hurt. And as y 'all see, once y 'all first tuned in, you know what I'm saying, I was trying to track the nurse down.

3:38:01I had Steve and I beat profane, man. My mouth hurt, jaw hurt, lips busted, you know what I'm saying, chin split, all type of stuff, man. I'm messed up in here, man. I need some help, you know what I'm saying. I wish I had some reinforcement. And I'm feeling like that other fella, man. You ain't gonna even drop his name, man. But that's just getting to the fact of the matter, man. Don't believe the hypo with these dudes talking about. You know what I'm saying? Okay, I think we're good. It's weird. You know what I'm saying? All right, so what y 'all think? So Ant came to the internet to clear the air about what's happening because there's some different narratives running around on him.

3:38:38So how do we feel about Ant Hafe and his response to the world speaking on his name? I didn't hear Ant got beat up when I got a phone call from the county jail and I asked and I didn't hear and got beat up or balled up or anything like that. Some motherfuckers just lying on him low-key. But then again, I also,

3:39:03I didn't hear that the other people got beat up either. I just heard that Andy Nair standing on business. Yeah. And whatever they see, I hear that they in the module, right? All right, so look, as you can see this, young Anjefe is in the same module that Shooter was just in. Word? Yeah, 22-24. Okay, yeah, yeah. So the neighborhoods, you see how they said two neighborhoods went up to Shooter and supposed to catch two Fades. So there's hella gangsters in there, I'm assuming, gangster cribs, right? But it's a neighborhood, like the neighborhoods is going to sales, asking for Fades. Okay, okay. Young Anjefe, It seemed like they waited for somebody young and size to go give Anne a fade.

3:39:53And I heard he performed. Yeah, I kind of like, that's like the little story I heard. I don't really know too much else, but I did hear something similar. Win, lose, or draw, it really don't matter. You got to get out. As long as you get out. But the reason why it's like so big is because Space Ghost, a long time ago was a documentary called Sea Walk. That's who from the 90s? Space Ghost? Space Ghost is like a prominent figure from the 9-0's. Yeah, I know he is, yeah. And he got like, it's notorious for having like a squad. Crazy ass, yeah. A crazy ass squad. Well, that's the dude who you see him on Sea Walk, he crib walking.

3:40:28And he's talking about like a fight scene where he had the Avalon squad meet. Slosser. Slosser was a, Slosser to Avalon. Slosser. Yeah, he was knocking everybody out. Knocking everybody out, knocking everybody out. So that is the reason why Everybody like oh it was Space Ghost and Young Ant Bump heads it wasn't actually that Space Ghost it was his son It was like the young version of him His son His actual biological son And So is that Little Space Ghost I think infant And they gave Young Ant two fades And They say Young Ant's That old business okay so he's doing what he's supposed to do and he hasn't been stopping with the content so you know what I'm saying he hasn't let you know what I'm saying any of this you know stopping me still you know making sure his name is being represented in the right way so you know I'm free to God.

3:41:20This is one question I was really trying to get off to a pause to Ross yesterday because I really wanted to be like yo Ross because like Traveler Ross basically said my new thing or the thing that I've been doing for the past several months is reporting on all the LA crimes in the rap game, particularly the podcast ones like or the people from the podcasting scene or whatever. So I wanted to be like out of all of our like no jumper affiliates and homies that are locked up right now. Who are we going to see first? Who's coming home first? And I'm still curious. But I think per my understanding, if it's able to be granted bail at this next month.

3:42:01So I'm not talking to him. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't Munchie talks to him regularly, right? Like the assumptions and whatever. Like you get the word from the bird. Like what he says is what it is. I mean, look, I'll say this. Like I haven't spoken to him for a second. I got to tap in with him again. But, you know, it's definitely love and that's my dog. The main thing, though, is in my experience with people that are fighting charges, you always hear a very optimistic response from them, bro. And that's kind of the way you got to keep it when you talk to them. And that was kind of what I was trying to allude to earlier when we were talking about, like, oh, the positive outlook and which led to a whole like, oh, you would probably snitch argument.

3:42:46But I mean, like, but that's really what I was trying to say is like, it's very common when people are fighting cases for them to be not. I don't even want to say overly optimistic, but just veer to the side of optimism. And I feel like it's difficult to really get a fair assessment, you know. But you kind of read between the lines a little Like okay suspect said he was Going to be home September this year But now I say he gonna be Getting you know He told me that bro This year September I mean he said there's a good chance bro Didn't he used to go to jail last week I understand that's what the paperwork I said beforehand he had told me There's a good chance of September this year I don't know what the fuck He's off Yeah, he's off a year.

3:43:32And that's kind of, but that's like par for the, am I wrong? That people always be like, oh, I'm for sure going to get, I got this hearing coming up. He was better than a whole lot of other people with their little guests. All right, there you go. You feel me? Exactly. I'm going to get out next year. Ten years later. Many calendars, brother. Yeah. All right. All right. So, all right, man. Let's be telling you, I want to get into some of these donos. Yeah, shots. Shouts to Trap the King God. Shouts to Dripology 101. Shouts to Kenley Warren. He's been a member for six months. He said, we for sure need another no-jumper battle.

3:44:13Go ahead and do it. Laughing my ass off. Free brick, free sus, free hand. We can really get that too, Lush. I'll give you this work, man. I know, bro. I know you will. All right. Here we go. Circtivo1,$10, says, Doe wouldn't even be able to remember three rounds of bars. That in itself is hard. Then to remember when to pause. If you have any off the top, you not built like that, though, respectfully. Well, hold on. Let me respond. I think he would do good at that. You got to understand my history. I came from battle rap, and I've battle rapped before. You can memorize lines. Yeah. I'm an actor.

3:44:46Come on now. All right. Here we go. Mechanic Drew, 3375, member for 13 months. Hey, I was finna dip out on the member-ish until you got four extra. And Munchie back on the pods. Good move on that 22-ster. But NJ to the end. cuss all right aj carson 279 with the five dollar don't know says lush you pushing back against people saying something but how you use the n-word is cringe af pick a side and pick a side you either a civilian or a gangbanger so i take bro it's getting spicy spicy my boy and we got richard to 100 shout out to jay hood he's killing it on here uh cold bud with the 499 tupac is isn't from the west coast but he's a west coast rapper the same way adam isn't from the west coast but it's one of the biggest west coast podcaster that is fair fair i'll give you that uh yeah we're not gonna even like put adam in the conversation like but that's like we could all we don't even need to conveniently ignore like him having a better claim for that's we're not even touching that with a fucking 50 inch pole and here we go with javi dallas 411 javi dallas 4113 with the ten dollar don't know love you guys but get out the cali bubble kill tony gets almost 200 ,000 live viewers and sell out every major stadium.

3:46:04And the more you tell a comedian not to say something, the more he will. I mean, that's a fact. And we know Kill Tony is fucking huge, bro. I'll be watching that shit all the time. But it also don't mean that he don't say some bunk ass shit that we could look at him like, yo, that's kind of wild. Plus, Tony Hitchcliffe blew up as a comedian where? In Hollywood. So he's actually, before he even moved to Austin, was doing the same shit out here. There we go. Monetize YouTube guide. Remember for eight months. Nah, the Bay is bigger than L.A. L.A. steals from the Bay and never gives the Bay credit.

3:46:40I'm not going to say the Bay better than L.A., but L.A., as a I'm born and raised West Los Angeles, point of origin, we'll always rep that. And we do bite from the Bay and we don't give credit. It's a fact. And shout out to Sacramento too, just for no reason. No, no shout. Shout out to Sacramento. Alright, Sir T. Sir from the six. Row one with a$10 don't know. California hates on itself more than any other region. Cities divided hate on other cities. Black, Brown, all sides. Do it too many things growing up in Dago. You hear FLA all the time. Guess what? We never say fuck Dago. This is a one sided thing.

3:47:17We love Sandy. This is what I'm saying. Just like we love the Bay. We need to be unified. And that's the inverse. The baby tripping on us like, oh, we're not like, oh, fuck the Bay. We just don't really care that much. Like, that's the main thing being from L.A. We just don't really care that much. We're L.A. Javi Dallas came back again with the 499. Agree. Stop talking on a death like Floyd. If only you niggas would take your own advice and stop talking on the death of ops. Hypocrisy is one hell of a drug. That's a solid point. I mean, two things could be true, brother. Two things can be true.

3:47:50And we got Milton Dixon, 6430 member for 13 months. they clipped that King Yellow bro took accountability okay he was there for the summer he went to jail in Vegas and say he went to ops he acted looking like okay that kind of got weird I don't know what he meant by then okay Dragonite Gurr 499 what's the difference between Pac being an actor and adopting whatever environment he was in and Drake Drake can't do it because he likes skin I mean there's a lot of difference trajectory but there are similarities as well Eastside Finance, 499. It takes Jay Hood years to gather his thoughts and speak.

3:48:29Why are people disappointed in Munchie is a notorious hat collector? Of course he doesn't have morals. More belts in the BB store? Then we got Richard Spence, FateU, 499. BRW. Who's BRW? Tell that more on Rio that the school was blew up because they build military bases on elementary schools. They intentionally do it. Just Google it. So let me say. What is the RW though? What's the RWA? I don't know. All right, go ahead. So that excuses unaliving 180 young little girls because they have weapons being built on the elementary school. So you just say, F it. Let's just take out all 180 of these little girls.

3:49:12No, it's disgusting. It's disgusting. No, but it means like your government got to stop building weapons to match instruction on elementary school. Well, no, that's the whole point is they built the elementary school there to try to shield it, to try to play off of it. That's not cool, so who's the bad guy? They vote everybody bad. But that says that's why Gaza looks the way it looks right now. That's foul. They just got rid of a whole city because they said, oh, you know what? The innocent bystanders don't matter. They're casualties of war. We're going to take out 100 for one person. Collateral damage, they call it.

3:49:46The unnecessary deaths that just kind of are in the way. That's cold. Here we got Hillux Driver One with the$5 dono. Says, J-Hood, have you reached out to Spody about coming back? Growth is key. I'm going to do that tomorrow, man. This case right on it for sure. Shout out to Spody Face. I'm texting him right now. Shout out to Spody Face. Shout out to Spody. Shout out to Spody. Ain't your business, 916-499. J-Hood so fine to me, but I'm happy to see Munchie back as well. Got a fan out there. Hey, hey, baby. And then UFC Jiu-Jitsu One with the$199 says, Munchie, you got to call Spody and get him back here.

3:50:21Yeah, man. Shout out to Spody, man. There has been attempts. I spoke with Spody yesterday. I spoke with him yesterday, man. I don't think he wants to, but I think that... I think eventually he'll be back. I would love it if he would. I think he'll be back. I talked to him. I think he's trying to slide back. I ain't going to lie, though. I hope that y 'all enjoyed this pod with all of us today. This has been fun, man. I hope I did an adequate job standing in for Adam. I hope I did my thing. This was fun with you guys. Good conversation. What do you guys think was better, Doughboy or Jess West? We're not going to do that right now.

3:50:50Long live baby box. man. My brother. We're going to talk about it on Friday. Yeah. Put it to the test. All right, y 'all. You're not there. Just say just Wes. Check y 'all next time. It is what he's going to do. Nice.