Lil Grifo on Being the Face of San Diego, Getting Knocked Out, Lil Weirdo Beef & More

32:07That's it, you know, but I totally get it. You feel me? I respect it regardless. That's between y 'all ultimately. But do you feel like the fans are real bought in on that beef? Like do the fans want it to keep going? They want to see what's going to happen or is it not something you really care too much about? Yeah, these fools ain't talking about shit. You know what I'm saying? They're not talking about shit. They just ain't talking about shit. You know what I'm saying? For sure. Well, I'm not necessarily agreeing with that. I don't know anything about that. Well, I think that ultimately, like, you guys have different lanes.

32:42So there's enough room for both of y 'all to exist and do your thing. You got your own lane, ultimately. He know the deal. He's like, it's not even, it's already at that point where it's just kind of just like, Like people know bro, like they know who's who in the streets, they know who fuck with who. You know, it's not like no mystery and shit like that. That fool's really, yeah, he was just rapping. He rapping, he gonna stay like that, rapping and shit like that, you know what I'm saying? So that's it, you know. But it ain't nothing, that fool's nothing like that. Okay. Be like that, you feel me?

33:19When I first met you in person, because like we had already like talked at like B.I.G. and all that for a while. I've been trying to interview you for a minute. Like, like, it's hard to keep track because of your incarceration thing. Like, I don't, you know, you'd be unfortunately even locked up a lot. You feel me? But when I first got to meet you in person was at flip studio and shit like that. So how did, what was that? Like our initial link up, like with you and flip. Sure. Well, when I came home, solo, shout out to solo and shit. Solo just put me in, uh, uh, on FaceTime with flip right away.

33:51Like he FaceTime flip, he was supposed to flip. They like, Hey, let's get it in. like that and then I was like I was only out for like one week and I was like yeah let's run it and then I said I could go next week Flip's like uh Solis is like bro go today what the f*** are you doing right there right now in San Diego I was like you right so f*** I just got an apartment I didn't have nothing in there not even a mattress so I just left the f*** apartment and I just dipped off first week out I think it was like my first three days and then I I came straight to LA right here down the street and uh to the 808 studio and f*** we just got to work bro like we just got to work and shit like that you know what i'm saying so yeah we just got to work and uh shit we just kept going did you have were you like when you were like during that most recent bid were you writing a lot or were you just kind of just ready to i'm gonna keep it g that that this was the worst time that i ever did and shit because i was uh it was the shortest time i've ever did i think i did like 13 months but it was just wack as it was going by slow then um i landed right there on the level level two yard right there in solid that and shit where they killed suede so I was right there on the same tier and the same everything where they killed a little homie and shit like that so it was just kind of like weird ass vibes and shit like that you know going to prison as a rapper bro or any kind of person that has any kind of clout or like bullshit like that like you know has any kind of motion and shit you go to prison that's the last thing you want you don't want to be looked at you don't want to be like you know you walk out into the yard everybody looking at you everybody eyes on you the guards the nurses you know what i'm saying that's the last thing you want but is it more negative or positive because on the other hand it's always negative with you they probably want to give you shit any attention in prison is negative it just usually ends up bad even if it's positive attention yeah you cannot shine your masters well it like breeds jealousy and stuff right like yeah you know what i'm saying so it's just any attention there is negative you don't want no attention from from anybody right so you want to just just do your time and get the I mean especially you being in the same section of the prison that Suede was in when he's like the most obvious glaring example of that of how things being locked up can really go bad if you're a rapper with some real motion.

36:00Yeah. A hundred percent. Yeah. Yeah. Straight up. It was lit. It was lit. It was lit. And there was people there who had been there for five years on the same tier. Yeah. And it was just like to them that was just the other day that. I heard you say that. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? so to them they was like i'm just like damn they was talking to me like it just happened like it just happened type we got here oh this is why i was gonna order food too we in here man so this is your signature meal from uh where is it from exactly from every table right here man shout out to sam poke shout out to everybody at every table grifo meal man what am i eating here exactly this is the uh the grifo stacked enchilada right here man so what's the chicken enchilada and they got the cilantro rice.

36:42You got some beans and shit on the side. Some black pinto beans and shit. You know what I'm saying? Wow. That was good. I never had rice like this. Yeah, it's fine. I don't even know what kind of it is. You fuck with the Bible? You fuck with this already? You fuck with this already? You fuck with this already? Look. You fuck with this? This shit flamed. I love it. Come on, listen. Come on here. For real. I love it. I'm already gonna smack like two, three. No. Honestly, this is way too fire. Yeah. But. So good. Holy shit. The cilantro rice, that's an interesting touch. Most people haven't, like, with that.

37:15What inspired that? I don't even know. They just hit me up. They were like, hey, you're the face of San Diego, so we're going to give you a meal. I'll f*** around now. But they just hit me up, you know what I'm saying? And we made it happen and shit, man. Shout out to Everytable. Is this something that you grew up eating or something similar to what you had grown up eating in San Diego? Yeah. Okay, so that's why they were already having a month? Yeah, yeah. Nice. Yeah, they're trying to get all the Mexicans to go to Everytable, you know? Is there a royalty? Do you get paid like every time they sell one?

37:40I'm back in, yeah, low 4%. Damn, that's dope though. 4-5%, you know? Who got better Mexican food? I get a little 70 on every meal, you know? A little 70. But you got to add it up though. You add up 70 on a four-month run, 70 times. You got 39 locations. 39. And they're probably selling like 108 per location. No, like 700 a month, each location. Wow. So you do, you know, 700 times, you know, 38, 39. Yeah. times four months. Wow. You know, and then you add like 70, 60 cents times that. Yeah, yeah. You know what I'm saying? Man, you're making more money on this than the wrapping, damn nearer. Like, you feel me?

38:16Like, this is like, that's a jug right there. That's a cool little shit, man. Shout out to St. Pope. I love it. That shit good, though? I love it. You like it? Fire. Yeah. It's a little bit healthy, too. You know, it's not too bad. Well, there's a mountain of cheese on this thing, so I don't know how healthy it is. Besides that part, you know? Yeah, no, it's fire, man. Holy shit. Legendary. but that's crazy they just reached out to you it was like have there been any other like opportunities that have fallen into your lap as far as uh just rapping and like the other doors that could open because obviously like a lot of the people have made the most money from rapping somebody like a jay-z starts a management company or somebody like kanye with the fashion or somebody like uh dr dre doing the headphones and shit like that like i mean that's if you really want to get rich off music a lot of times music is not necessarily the thing that's going to get you there it's going to lead you to a thought you're going to rub shoulders and elbows with people you you know, that could get you something else.

39:06Yesterday, I did a photo shoot. Shout out to Daylene. I did a photo shoot of my back. I let her do the SD on my back. You got crazy, Hank? Yeah, they're going to use it for the opening game at the Padres Stadium with the Dodgers on Monday. Oh, wow. They're having an art gallery in there. So they're going to put the picture of my back, biggest, the little art gallery in the diamond room. So if you go into the game Monday, the Dodgers and Padres game, you know, make sure you hit the diamond room. You're going to see it. The face of SD right there in a big black and white. That's amazing, bro. Congratulations.

39:39Appreciate that. And I'll say this. I was a lifelong Dodger fan. I still went to Jack Murphy Stadium in San Diego back in the day to see the greatest hitter of all time, Tony Gwynn. So you feel me? I do got love for the Padres as well. Even though technically you guys are Dodger enemies, you feel me? Like still got love for the Padres. Dodger fan. Yeah, yeah. Come on. Yeah. You know what it is. Yeah yeah he from Literally Dodger Town USA Like the actual hood Yeah yeah yeah he from right there That's the homie C. Nasty right there man He be making music It's a real one right there Yeah yeah yeah So one thing about Dago that I've always respected is I feel like Dago's always been A really big proponent of the fade Fools are down like There's definitely you know I'm not gonna say that there's not extra violence and you know like things that end in you know unaliving but you guys are down for the fade like is that always been just like a prominent part of life for you and Dago do you like do you think that's an accurate portrayal I mean you can't go out what are you gonna do when somebody calls you up you'd be like that how would you as a man how would that sit with you at the end of the day you gotta run it you feel me like okay but do you feel like if you run it and get your ass whooped it's still respect because you ran it You didn't take your tail though You know what I'm saying Yeah You're good lush We're good We've hopped in Got down when we got called down We both got our ass beat in the last couple years Yeah Notable phase But we handled our candle You know To a degree We tried You gotta at least try to get down.

41:31You feel me? Like, as far as, you know, this being a great example of Mexican food, do you feel like Dago, LA, or somewhere else in Cali got the best Mexican food? Keep it 100, bro. San Diego. The northerners, man. San Diego and shit got the best Mexican food and shit like that. That's how I feel about it. But, I mean, there's certain spots in LA. LA's just bigger, bro, so LA got, like, different type of you know, ethnicities and shit like that. You know, you got Salvadorians, you got guatemalians you got uh so you just never know who's selling the tacos right oh when it's you go to el salvador and they're doing the tacos it's not gonna taste like like you know authentic mexican they're used to making pupusas yeah so when you come to san diego low key we got that like everything's just like you could go to any taco shop in sd and it's gonna hit you know it's gonna be fire low key you know i'm saying so you know how i know this is fire for real because adam has this whole thing where he like criticizes us for eating on the pot he says bad podcasting I was already hungry as f***.

42:28And he's smacking this. Breaking all the rules. So that is like, yeah, Adam. Call me all, man. He's suspect.

42:37I'm building up questions. What's up with your wife, Adam? She's not here? Nope. Hard at work. She's working. Are you trying to get in the porn game? She's working hard. Come on, man. I'll go get tested easy. I'll get tested easy, man. I'll pass it real fast. You got to prove you're capable in a gangbang, though. I don't know about all that. My world is just like your world where if you want to get into the game, they gonna pick out a gangbang So you're gonna have to the girl in front of six other dudes No, your wife no disrespect. I'll fuck you why she pretty but I don't know No, I don't blame you for thinking that but yeah, I don't know.

43:08It's just kind of She's only she's got a tiny little list of guys that are qualified But you do think that like an essay would be like on that list is some potentially because I know it's like Typically seems to be black dudes like mostly women dealing with the brothers up to this point but you know anything's possible first let's say first let's say come on we could never uh discriminate against san diego good you would have to you you have to no diddy but you'd have to have quite the torso you feel me like that's like that's that is definitely diddy no no diddy yeah you peter watching but hey like i've noticed a pattern

43:48be all right

43:52that's what I agree for what's the deal though okay so I'm curious about this so are you still working with Flip or what happened with that like what's the deal donkey balls tell me who did 13 years said he has donkey balls yeah that's real man you heard it here first more about the dick than the balls but I think that you gotta have balls to match the dick at least I don't know if I ever even noticed the balls if there's no balls you notice it I'm pretty sure but back to the flip question back to DJ Flip I don't got no affiliation towards DJ Flip I ain't got no hard feelings towards DJ Flip I don't even give a f*** about DJ Flip that shit already passed you know what I'm saying it is what it is he did some funny shit and I wish I'm nothing but the best was it him working with the Norteños that kind of it wasn't even that It was about him uploading a record that we already pulled down.

44:55He uploaded a record that we pulled down because we had some issues with it. He knew about it. You know, there was a lot of money involved with that record, too. There was fees being needed paid over that record. And he knew he was supposed to trash it. He trashed it in the beginning, pulled it down from all the... DSPs, yeah. All that shit. and then just recently when my artist Deuce Face needed to turn in a project to creative music. Deuce Face is your artist. Yeah, Deuce Face is my artist. I signed Deuce Face and then we signed him to Slash OTR. His name on the wall right there. Yeah, it's a little homie.

45:35Shout out to Deuce Face. Good dude. He needed another record to complete his obligation on one of the albums and then Flip being petty. He threw that record in there that we already pulled off the internet and then I tried to reach out to him tell him hey what are you doing he didn't get back to me for like 72 hours then it got released on Spotify once it got released on Spotify now I'm taking it as in like you know you're doing this shit on purpose we're supposed to have good communication you're not communicating with me Solis had to get involved and call me and by then it was already too late certain words already said and shit like that so I just said we didn't f*** with DJ Flip because ultimately he used the homies to try to go viral.

46:21Like, you know what I'm saying? He used, you know, he used the Tommy Guns. He used the Blanco 15. He used, you know what I'm saying, me. He used a couple homies and shit to try to do it, you know? And he, I feel like he don't really give a fuck about homies' careers. He really don't. If he see motion, of course, he gonna, he gonna catapult you because that's the way it's supposed to be. But at the end of the day, it's like, don't make shit up and don't do fake shit and start like, making like fake skits and things like that for the homies to go viral on reels or to do bullshit like that. Just, you know, be authentic, bro.

46:57That's what God is here. That's why we're here, because we're being ourselves. So why do all that fake shit? So once I seen him start doing fake shit with Blanco, start doing fake shit with like dude's face and shit like that, I kind of already looked at him a certain way, but I kept the business. I didn't let that get in the way of the business. But, you know, as soon as he did the funny shit to me, then I'm gonna go for his head, homie. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, I'm gonna make sure, you know, that I cut ties with him and say I ain't with him. But, and then it happened to be the next day, after I said that the next day, he happened to go with the, what's that food now?

47:29He just crossed his ass out. What is his name? BFB? Oh, BFD. Yeah, he crossed his shit out too. Hey, but look, so he happens to go work with him. So the internet ran with that shit. So that was the internet, you know? So me, but me and Flip, it was over something else, you know what I'm saying? so he know what you mean as far as funny shit with reels like doing like funny things with reels like like there was just a reel where where dude's face is like running from the police where like it was uh it was it was flip driving they were smoking and flips like oh shit put the uh put the blunt put the blunt down uh put it out the police is right here and the police allegedly in the video bus is a bitch and they're getting pulled over and the police is like hey get out the car and then the homie dude's face they turn the camera the homie dude's face just runs and he gets away.

48:12Then later on in the video, he links up with Flip again and he's like, hey, you know, shaking his hand. I thought it was real because I know Deuce Face. Right, right, right. So I thought it was real. But then Deuce Face is like, I would never let this fool post some shit like that if it was real. So I said, what you mean? That shit was fake? He's like, yeah, that fool Flip told me to do that shit but he just edited it all on the computer. I'm like, what the fuck? And I told Deuce Face, man, don't ever let this fool water you down. you a good artist bro you got a story, you got a whole shit going for you really from the trenches you don't need that shit, so once Flip started doing shit like that, they did some other shit where Blanco 15 he made Blanco dye his hair like Slim Shady and shit you're not feeling my band?

48:57I was there when that shit was happening, not when he was dyeing his hair and it's cool, cause nobody's gonna tell you how to get rich nobody's gonna tell you once you make it everybody's just gonna be on your nuts anyways motherfuckers are fake, but it didn't work it didn't go viral it didn't necessarily the way it was supposed to but i mean both of those like realistically if he's trying to get a blanco's career cracking or whatever i mean him having him do this weird eminem thing i could see how that could be like an interesting way to go viral and then like that that skit that you're describing is kind of like you know it's like sounds like a music video intro and then they turned it into this like real or whatever i feel like stuff like that is kind of just music promotion right or you feel like it crossed into a different territory.

49:38I feel like that's just being fake as fuck. You know what I'm saying? That's fake. But I mean, a lot of the industry shit's fake against. You're just not into that type of content promoting yourself. I just don't like fake shit, bro. I don't like fake shit because I feel like there's been situations where I've been with Flip and we get shot at. I've been with Flip and we get shot at and Flip get shot at his whole face from running away from the shooting and trampled all over the floor. His whole meta glasses up and everything and it's like, and we was in Compton, you know, with P-Face and shit like that.

50:08But do you really expect DJ Flip to be like busting back? It's not really about that, but don't put yourself in situations where you outside with homies and you putting yourself in a situation. You out here, we in the middle of the content, you with a bunch of homies and shit like that, what do you think is going to happen? Well, yeah, it's definitely a liability, 100%. The whole way back to Burbank and shit, we was in the car, and that fool was scared for his life he couldn't even speak me blanco we was laughing in the back seat we was laughing and shit five was even laughing driving and flip flip was just shook but that's when i realized too i'm like you know but i never looked at flip like a gangster yeah i always looked at i always looked at flip like a businessman right when you start when you start like portraying to act like you know hard and you start trying to push your weight around and shit like that like it's like you know you gotta bring motherfuckers back into reality so it was like you you a civilian that said like you're gonna tell if something happens you're gonna call the police and you're gonna tell on me yeah so it's like i can't treat you like a gangster i gotta treat you like a businessman i never thought of it that's interesting because i never seen that side of him what he tried to portray it's the truth i was with him every day yeah yeah you know it turned into him being the homie and shit like that but at the end of the day some gangster shit happens around us and I see you act like a bitch so I gotta cut off the homie shit and I gotta start moving correctly when I'm around you it's just business you know and I like I said I don't hold nothing against him and you know I know we all got families and kids we all gotta make it home so I just but we live two different lifestyles brother you know what I'm saying and which picks me back to the other weirdo situation with them like they're not really in the streets like that they're not really like on some hood shit they don't answer to what I answer to you know they on some other shit bro so ultimately like he's not he's not no threat to me you know i treat him like what it is like a he he like i think like what like a rapper you know what i'm saying so it's like it just it is what it is bro all that shit so flip too bro this guy's very competitive too you know you gotta respect him you know what i'm saying he's he's competitive like like calling yourself the face as d you like you know what that comes with you're like i this is me like i embody this energy that's how you feel right like this is what it is bro i mean do you do you feel like you said that you were the face of san diego prematurely like remember when ti did it and it was kind of like he was speaking it into existence or did you feel like you actually had earned that title at that moment and that you were basically just saying something that everybody should already knew just the face of sd bro that's it i don't even know what else to say bro that's just that's just it bro like i'm not really tripping on anything else and shit like that shit the album out now you know got lefty gunplay on this it got drummer boy got king little g on that shit you know what i'm saying uh shit go get that right now it's out crazy features yes sir definitely i mean okay so you chose not to sign to otr but then your artist who signed under you you did the deal with otr yes so why did you personally choose not to sign with them.

53:13Was that an offer on the table or did you just feel like it wasn't necessarily the best look for you? There was nothing that they could the relationship is already there with me and them. The affiliation is already there. So it's like I got records with their hottest artist I'm in the same rooms as them. So what am I going to sign a piece of paper for? For me? For what? Because most of the artists that they signed or have been kind of like earlier in their career so they can help blow them up but you felt like you already did the leg work to build yourself up 100 % you can say that you know what I'm saying and I came home to a good a good bag when I came home from prison this time so it was kind of just like you know Solis seen that he seen he respected it whatever we just got to work shit like that so you know is it hard for you to find a balance between like your own career and managing other people now at this point yeah bro I be wanting to crush that all the time bro like you know I'm still dealing with parole still dealing with you know with all the bullshit you know uh them coming to the house you know searching shit like that you know the way i move moving around you know i can't really keep you know what's it called on me you know i can't keep nothing really too much on me like that so i gotta really just move different you know uh it's just like a it's just like a whole nother shit man a whole nother stress you know being a rapper this shit this shit low-key suck it's not even cool bro you know what I'm saying like this shit suck have you thought about moving out of the hood like moving to like LA or a different city nah we right there posting you know grandma live right there you know I got family right there you know the homies is right there you know I stayed down there you know so it's just I'm there you know what I'm saying like and I just move around you know you can see me at the liquor store you can see me wherever the f*** hopping out the you know a band's hopping out a porch wherever the f*** you see me in and it's I feel like it's motivational because when they see me and shit in real life and they really see me popping outside, they're like, damn, what the fuck?

55:09It's not only on the internet, they get to really take a glimpse of me and be like, damn, or you catch me at the casino off, you know, racks or some shit, playing poker or some bullshit like that. So, you know, a lot of times when people just say shit in the comments and pop it on the YouTube and shit, it's not real life because when I'm outside, it's like, it's hardly ever that I ever get into a confrontation, you know, and when I do, damn, damn near that shit video. They be showing love normally. You know, it's on camera or some shit like that. You know, so. Do you feel like, would you still be able to call yourself the face of SD if you moved out?

55:43If you, like, lived in, you know, Orange County or somewhere like that? No. Hell nah. Interesting. Hell nah. Hell nah. Hell nah. Hell nah. Hey, man, shout out to my young artist, though. He about to start popping out. The homie of Westside Capone right here. He's going to be next to the Daigle. Mark my words. For sure. Well, okay, not trying to speak anything in existence or whatever, but people always say that the most dangerous place for a rapper is in their hometown. How do you feel about that? Do you think that's true for you or are you an exception to that? 100 % it's true, man, because that's where you know, that's where you're from.

56:15That's where you grew up with the people that didn't make it or the people that they still work in jobs or the people who you went to school with and they bitch or now. It could be anything, bro. People have one-sided beefs all the time and shit like that. Or they see you on a billboard, oh, this got a milk and they just talking shit like it's just crazy bro but like you're my op but I've never heard of you before I don't even know who you are I feel like I ain't really scared to die bro I feel like death like that's what Nipsey said you know we can never escape death you know it's we all gonna die brother we all gonna die we all gonna die bro but it's like to me to move around scary and to move around like you know like shit like that I feel like you're gonna get hit faster like that when you move around don't move around reckless neither but don't move around so scary to the point where you're almost uh anticipating something to happen to you because i feel like when you when you do that and you anticipate some shit to happen some shit some shit sometimes some shit happens you know what i'm saying so i feel like you just gotta move around be yourself move around smart but at the same time you know just don't be scary and shit like that because i feel like god already knows you know when the day the time all that shit when we're gonna leave you know what i'm saying and who knows you could get by a car and die you could you know do a little bit of perico and shit and you can pass away so it's like not necessarily are you you know your health could you before you know the the obs do but yeah i feel like i feel like yeah bro like you just gotta move how you move in life you know and if you could if you could if you could uh wake up every day look at yourself in the mirror be happy with what you're doing be happy how you you your life is and you could look at yourself and not think no that shit just keep going bro you know keep going it's like you know like Boosie was saying like people get hypnotized by hate you know what I'm saying they see especially when you're a local artist but you brought up a key word that kind of caught my attention when you said Perico because what a drug addict huh he's in the process of recovery yeah yeah yeah he said Perico like five minutes ago my homie's still talking something about this coke you know about the levada I don't know shit about that I've only had that in Dago It tastes like strawberry Sometimes it tastes like coconut You got strawberry coke?

58:32Oh man That's like Tusi? No no no it's called lavada So it's regular coke but with a flavor? Yeah it's straight Straight off the Straight off the bricks Damp in the middle Really quick Spencer What's the beat with you with the homie Why are you guys dripping water? Uh, you know, originally I had reached out to him and wanted to interview him and stuff like that. And he just talked a bunch of shit and like basically called us feds or whatever. I don't remember exactly. But then I, uh, there was a clip from his podcast where they were talking about blue face and he like real quick was like, yeah, you know, he, uh, he, uh, African, he African booty scratcher.

59:11And so then we talked about it on here, which like he made it into like a thing where he said I was like cloud chasing and shit. But realistically, we only talked about it for like a minute or two. So you ain't tripping. You ain't tripping on lucky. I don't have a problem with him. We actually supported Lucky. I mean, I'm still cool with Lucky, you know what I'm saying, personally. Honestly, your interview with him is the first full podcast that I ever watched with him. I watched that last night. But Adam spoke very highly of Lucky, wanted to interview him and come over here, and I guess Lucky wasn't feeling that dialogue.

59:42And then someone else that's on the pod, one of our co-hosts, wound up getting into a little back and forth with him. So that's it. But it ain't no hate. what's your relationship with him that's the homie he cool you know what I'm saying homie from Highland Park yeah are you going to link with him after this not today shit but I mean y 'all got his number right there bro but at the end I just wanted to see if you were good with him like what you guys' situation I don't personally have a problem with him I feel like he just kind of got himself into the position where he got to be internet beefing with me you'll get down with the homie you will get down with him if he call you out I think he got a few more that he got to get through before he gets to me so I'm gonna let him work on those loose ends so that's a no for now But I'm not really much of a squabbler myself.

1:00:23And Droops is the homie. Droops is a really good dude. I rock with Droops. Who's the girl with the titties that he do the podcast with? Which one? I seen her sitting on a stool in the episode I was just watching. You're not talking about girly face. Definitely not her. Oh, but he did hit that, huh? Allegedly. We all have our moments. What about you? You ever caught prostitutes? You said what? You ever caught prostitutes? Nah. You ever hit the straw? Hell nah, bro. I'm tired of these bitches out here. You got a girlfriend or you just like kind of doing whatever? Yeah, I got a girl. Okay. I got a girl, you know, she's right there.

1:01:07Oh, is she out there? No, no, no, she ain't here, but she's right there, you know. She under the wing? She right there. She cool, she all right, you know. You sound like you're mad at her. Is she all right? Shout out to Baby, you know what I'm saying? Shout out to Baby, but you know, it is what it is. I think I might have spotted her in the videos. Yeah, yeah. Possibly. Shout out to Baby, but I feel like all these LA bitches, they be all connected. Like, all these LA bitches out here, like, you know what I'm saying? You're not wrong. They all connected, bro. Like, you know, and it's like, they level to the different type of females now that I really be looking at.

1:01:38Like, a lot of these females, like, I don't know. I'm tired of strippers. I'm tired of those. Toxic ass. Yeah, I'm tired. Not even toxic ass. just strippers uh only fans and shit they cool they cool they cool you know to get money you know business and shit but like but like nah i ain't i ain't wife and none of that i ain't wife and none of that shit like that you know all these females man i'm trying to tell you lefty too lefty like there was a time when me and lefty was just running through shit like oh yeah lefty's two three years ago i heard he's put a lot of work in we was we was we was running through shit like two three years ago bro like you know and he's like man this is a crazy story with me and this fool and uh man it's crazy but yeah we were running through shit and i like that come on bros nah i like that but you know yeah and he know the deal and shit shout out to lefty too you know that's right yeah that's crazy definitely um would you be willing to be in a relationship with a girl that was physically abusive to you or no that this is full circle some johnny deb shit.

1:02:37This is full circle. He already lightweight said that I was a bitch for not firing on her earlier. Well, if she's going to bring it back. If she paying the bills and shit, your girl pays the bills? Is she more financially stable than you? She's financially stable. She has to be. Is she treating you? Is she acting like that? I'm not even going to put that abuse on her. There are abuse allegations that my friends say she's done. She's never hit me before, actually. A lot of victims don't like to be honest about the abuse that they've dealt with. Never hit me before. You bet you're hiding it hit you?

1:03:12Never? Would you hit her back? What happened a couple days ago? I'm going to laugh and I'm going to walk the fuck out. Oh, a couple days ago, something was going to happen. She tried to hit me, but she grabbed me and said, I got a little scratch. My stiff arm walked away. You put a little scratch on her. Somebody calling the cops. it's all bad you know that's what it'd be like it's an uneven situation i'm not trying to have like that's my like a big fear of mine you know what i mean like you know

1:03:48my boy said stiff arm i'm dying

1:03:55I do be like that. That's so. Okay, so where do you see yourself at in your musical journey? Are you happy with the level that you're at, or are you really trying to make songs that could hit on more of a broader national level? How do you feel about the growth that you've experienced? I feel like I'm cool, man. I don't give a f*** too much about music. I'll be pivoting off other shit. I'll be making money off other shit Legal shit not illegal You know what I'm saying so it's like It's cool man like you know What do you think What about like the content creation Space like you know doing pods I'm not even tripping too much bro But if I can put somebody else in a better position than me You know if they're younger If they got more you know motion Whatever the f*** it is then I'm gonna put somebody else In a position you know to be able to you know Get up there faster than I did You know what I'm saying so it's love like I said like And to me, it's like music cool, bro.

1:04:53But it's like I'm a gangbanger and shit first. A gangbanger and gangbanger first. I got to do that shit first because, you know, without that, there's no me. There's no music, you know. If I don't take care of home, you know, there's nothing else that's going to matter and shit like that. So it's like I do what I have to do, you know what I'm saying? And then this rapping shit comes second. And I feel like a lot of people in my city, you know, they do what they have to do. However that may ends meet. however you know whatever they do to make the money you know come to the table that's what they got to do and if you know music ain't bringing you you know money or like you know they're gonna keep you know investing in some shit that's not making them no money you know so go venture out to something else then after you know sometimes they drop a song once every two three months they drop a song and it might do something it might not it might make two three hundred k it might not shit right but it's like that's why they say the old the city don't got motion the city got motion because it's not really like people don't be shooting the alley up down there where we from it's not like you know it's always like oh yeah but no real no real shit though it's all just fake ass shit the unity's not quite there the unity ain't ain't never down there you know too much pride shit like that so it's like that's why i always put my blinders on and i always just work i work towards what i gotta do and i make sure that i'm good in my hood and i make sure that i'm good with my people as long as i'm good with them and shit like that and i can walk any where freely and how i want to move then i'm good you know but if people they lying and saying this and i just don't feel it you know i don't feel that shit but uh uh yeah man so to answer your question like little baby energy from him as far as like you know because little baby was a cracker artist and then he but while he was still in the apex of his career started trying to put on other artists and sign other people and like was focused on a business man face of sd out now bo so make sure you guys go stream them shit you know what i'm saying got the homie c nasty you know got the homie west side capone he gonna go up a lava you gonna see that's right rodriguez too behind the camera hey that's my dog the homie nick rodriguez with the visuals shit best one of the best director yeah pop up pop on camera quick yeah Yeah, pop the shirt.

1:07:09Yeah, man. That was crazy when I seen Nick. I was like, all grown up and stuff, too. You feel me? I suppose all rock start out last time I saw you. Nice to meet you, man. How you living? I don't want to miss the depth. Sorry. You already know, player. I'm so chill. I'm so chill, man. Chillin', man. Should we put the other mic? Nah, it's good. It's good. Yeah. Let's put the other mic. How did y 'all link up? I ran into this, like, in the ops, fool. I was in the ops, and I was picking up my car because I got new bands, and this fool was, like, next door. And then I just seen this fool, and we just banged on each other.

1:07:52That's amazing. We just started chopping it up. This fool was like, oh, you rapping shit? I was like, I mean, I ain't really too much of a rapper, but I got some songs on YouTube. So I showed this fool, one of them, and he said I was hard. So, you know, he brought me out here and shit, put me in a stool last time I came out. That's fire. Easy, 100 ,000 views. Easy. You're going to see. Yeah? Yeah. Big hood in San Diego. Okay. I'm from Westside, all town that's shitty. Okay. Yeah, yeah. That's right. So he just told you that you needed to start taking the rap shit more seriously? Like, how much of his shit did you hear before you made that decision?

1:08:27Shit. Right there and then. Really? Yeah. I showed him, like, one song, fool. you know that's mad love though for sure bro that is that's that's real and it's funny because it started with a situation that could have gone in many different directions potentially so you feel me that initial interaction could have gone left some of the best friends are made from a little you know casual bang on each other situation yeah be like that sometimes definitely um but so i mean where do you have you guys actually done videos yet and shit like that or is it you still kind of building it up nah still kind of like in the making i mean i popped out to some of this fool's music videos uh that's for him to speak on you know okay and then uh yeah this sunday he got his first video this sunday yeah this sunday finna get knocked that out and then the whole hood out everybody yeah right there in the neighborhood you know where my people was and show them what it's about you know yeah that's my older homie over there when uh when you started popping off Did that bring more attention from the hoodas and shit?

1:09:32Were they kind of on your helmet more like, Oh, this dude is now known? Was that kind of something you had to deal with? Yeah, but they know what they do, man. When they pull me over and shit, I don't be like, I'm a penalty shit. I don't be on the phone and shit. You know what I'm saying? I keep rolling my windows down. Making it easier for a lot of us. I go about my day. I don't give a fuck, you know? I'm in compliance. Give me the fuck out of here. You know what I'm saying? Wait, I just be pushing around. But, you know. Did you, like, as soon as Grifo, like, started working with you, was like the highness were just choosing instantly and shit.

1:10:00Was the quotient through the roof or what? He's gonna go up. You're gonna see. He hasn't had his chance yet. I feel like this is a poon slayer. The rest is history, man. You feel me? He might have the best hair of anybody who's ever been on the podcast, period. This is making me crazy. I've been to Turkey multiple times. I don't got hair like that. It's like the Bob's Big Boy logo out here. The homie said, Yeah, see the truth that you got a girl at home. Oh, he can't even claim it. Yeah, yeah, you feel me? Hey, yeah. You're probably cheating and shit. I'm just talking around. Man, you're tripping.

1:10:38I'm trying to get it. Hey, but while you guys watch for him, mark my words. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. I hope there's some shit going to come out. Y 'all going to see, bro. We get it cracking every time we're out here, bro. Nah, next music stream, definitely going to have to run y 'all shit. You feel me? Like, yeah. Nah, because there was a music video that you put out like a year ago. I randomly click on it and I'm watching it and the intro is like a skit where somebody's calling you and you're actually in the bed with hoes on you and shit and you pick up the phone and it's like your manager yelling at you being like, bro, we got the no jumper interview and you're like, pick me up and they're like, nah, what the f***?

1:11:09Did you have one scheduled that day? Nah, hell nah. I just told him just to say that shit. I just told him just to say that shit, bro. And then here we are. You feel me? It took a little bit longer than I thought, bro, but it's good we're here, bro. it is like i still respect your your uh i respect your uh you know your place bro so you know i feel like no matter what people say they talk you've done a lot you know you've done a lot for the uh for the culture for the music you've done a lot for the west coast you know i'm saying for the podcast world too bro so don't let anybody downplay you like that they hating like a boy you're low-key the pioneer this love dago over here don't get it twisted It's Loveway.

1:11:48Call Dago. We call upon them. Yeah, yeah. You know what I mean? You see what it is. For sure. I see you got Slick right there, too. That triggeration station. That should go crazy. Yep. Mitchie came through and gifted that to us. We got Suede right there. Draco. Oh. Chubb Burner. Yo, okay. So, I got to ask this. There's like a video that came out that purported to be you getting knocked out of some sort of party. Yeah, yeah, yeah. What was going on in that video? Oh, shit. That video, man. i was in uh i was in san diego at a chicago musical fest and uh i remember i was there i just got off a stage king little g was about to get on stage i got off stage and uh two three people try to come tell me some and uh you know so i just had a you know i had a i kind of like you know how to handle my really quick uh icon la icon was with me him and his wife and like that they had security with them you know me i don't really you know move around like that with security i just you know i move around with just the homies or whoever i'm with that day i was with just some bitch so uh you know i did what i did you know what i'm saying they called me out somebody tried to throw some shit at me or some shit like that so you know i had to run it really quick you know it was like two three against one you know it is what it is and it was related to king little g because he was performing i know you guys had issues in the past yeah no no me King Little G are good now.

1:13:12We good, you know. He's on his project. Shout out to the homie down there, you know, from 18th Street. I was with him in prison. He started Double Nine Records down there from 18th Street. So he's the one that, he's the one that put G in position and shit like that. It started G's career. So, yeah, but it had nothing to do with King Little G. Okay. Yeah, it had to do with like some street shit, you know what I'm saying? Miscommunication, street shit like that. So, you know, I did what I did, you know. Did that, saying out to you as a moment where maybe you were like I can't just be moving around like everything's normal and like I'm a regular dude maybe I need to move a little more cautiously or nah?

1:13:49100 % but I still don't learn I still be outside like a normal person because a lot of times a lot of these fools are bitches and shit they're not going to do nothing to you unless they're like 3 or 4 deep but you catch somebody one on one they ain't to them I'm petty as homie so to me this shit I see somebody that I don't give a fuck if I'm by myself dog and you know I'm gonna tell you something I just be petty like that and I be feeling I be feeling like that but like a lot of they're not they're not that serious so they by themselves they're not gonna say nothing they were they homie they might say something if they homies knows what's going on they're gonna feel obligated to say something but nine times out of ten they by themselves they're not gonna say a damn thing to me bro so uh I still move around how I move around move around with respect you know I have respect for others and shit and uh if somebody tries to you know get into you know closing shit to me that you know i'm gonna do what i do handle my business you know but uh i try to move you know different but for the most part i'm human you know yeah because for me like i don't really do the security shit but something like that like a music festival that's kind of like the number one situation where you're gonna have a bunch of people you know people are trying to make content people who are clout chasing that's kind of like the one situation where i feel like i definitely need somebody washing my back even though i was I wasn't even on schedule to perform.

1:15:08They called me last minute. They're like, yo, hey, you want to hop on stage and shit? We got a little bag for you. So I said, fuck it, I'm going to go do it. And they let me even park inside the venue. They park all the way inside the venue next to F***ing F***ing F***ing F***ing F***ing around and everybody at the F***ing F***ing F***ing F***ing F***ing F***ing F***ing F***ing was there. I forget. But they let me park all the way in there. I f***ed up because after I got off stage, I still kicked it. I was kicking it, taking pictures, showing love. It's my hometown too. that was my first time performing in my hometown damn near ever that's not even you that was the first time I ever performed in San Diego I think ever so I was like showing love I was you know giving shit back like you know just reciprocating the energy and shit and all that shit happened and you know it was unfortunate you know what I'm saying but you know shout out to you know everybody who was there everybody that was there they seen it the situation could have been a lot worse but you know I was able to you know the link I clicked of the video too though this makes me wonder like why you got haters out here because the Hot Wheel of Media page that posted it wrote footage of San Diego swap meet rapper Lil Grifo getting parked like a valet has surfaced I'm like damn why they throwing the extra disrespect on that swap meet rapper I don't even know brother you know some of the media pages if they like you they're gonna like phrase it in a cool way I'm assuming there's been some back and forth yeah i mean i don't i try to pay too much attention to that shit uh you're not a big internet dude i never i mean yeah i'll be on the internet bro but i'm gonna keep it real with you a lot of that shit doesn't make doesn't really matter to me like you know what i'm saying like that shit don't matter to me and shit like that you're definitely not a net banger we're gonna be in the streets we gonna i will never find out who that how we like is i will never find out who he is he's gonna hide behind uh his page for the rest of his life yeah you know what i'm saying so it's like I think that's the plan yeah bro so uh me it's like it's different so I don't know but shit you know shit be like that a little bit of hate coming away he's probably a little weirdo super fan I'm sure when there's certain alliances like a lot of times people that are in the media they feel obligated to pick sides and this and that like personally I try my best to just keep it neutral because you know my name is my name ain't Paul that's between y 'all on 2nd Street.

1:17:28They was attacking me for like three weeks straight a couple weeks ago. Three weeks, every day. The Blue Devils, the bunch of irrelevant ass little YouTubers and shit. It was just, you know, having, you know, throwing fake narratives out there about me and shit. I heard a gang of shit in the last three weeks and shit, you know what I'm saying? And it's like, to me, that's just that pertain to me because, you know, I know what the fuck I do type shit and I know I'm good so I just seen a gang of shit, you know, but, you know, shout out to them shit face of sd out now that shit that shit low-key help my shit you know what i'm saying so do you think that like la's or whatever like oriented pages kind of just want to throw hate on you because you're from san diego or not i fuck with la i fuck with la heavy i fuck with la heavy the homies from san diego we all with la shit it's nothing but love you know what i'm saying but um there's no la dago yeah i feel that's not i feel like uh i feel like the Instagram pages, they just they do what they do, man.

1:18:26They do what they do when they try to say anything that they try to say anything that's gonna, you know, get their views and their views up. You know, they're trying to make money, you know. They don't give a f*** about me. They give a f*** about, you know, their monetization and how much views they get and how many commercials they put on this f***ing shit, you know what I'm saying? They don't give a f*** about it. Yeah, they expect people to actually click on the video and watch the whole thing because they'll there'll be a headline and it could be like oh like lush robbed a bank you feel me like yeah yeah but then like you click on it and then by the end like no lush didn't you got internet people you got goofies like crit man you got goofies like like straight goofies like just straight characters bro like knowing damn one real life they ain't like that so you're not feeling the crit mag movement it's not even that i used to i used to with this content bro until like you know what i'm saying I just seen like the facade he doing too much he's just it's too much fake shit with that fool and shit that he's speaking up on the homies speaking up on Lefty and that shit to me that shit oh there was the back and forth yeah that to me that shit just out you know what I'm saying and shit so Jab 5 f***ed him up he ain't denying Jab 5 whooped Cripman whooped him silly you know what I'm saying Jab 5 seemed like he got stupid hands though I ain't gonna lie I think he'd be you feel me a knockout artist them up.

1:19:46But CritMac goes on the internet and don't try to lie about it. No, no, CritMac never did like that. Tells the story, shows him respect, even though obviously you got that forehead tattoo, so it's never going to be that respectful, but I feel like he handled that pretty well. He's admitted, I don't know if he used to say this, but he says it now, he's like I'm not the best fighter. I'm a big dude and I hit hard, but I don't got no boxing training or whatever, and I respect the fact that he actually is honest about that. Yeah, yeah. Shout out to that football fucker. Ha ha ha ha ha ha. just the him speaking on lefty just rubbed you the wrong way yeah that's it and i know he that he don't have no real hatred towards the homie budget no he definitely don't but just being on here acting like you a wrestler like something wwf shit and then talking shit to me he's like what the is it like now also keep in mind lefty i think that was triggered by lefty being like what don't ever compare me to chrick mac and lefty's my boy well the reason why me and lefty first had issues is because when I interviewed him I said how do you feel about people saying you're the Mexican Crip Mac and he was like not feeling it in the interview but then later I think people started bringing it up to him and he was like kind of triggered he's like I ain't like that fool blah blah blah I ain't no joke I'm like like yeah but you know so I love I love both those guys but I feel you know I totally get like the the main point you're trying to imply regardless but Can we get nasty over here too?

1:21:10You feel me? If you're like, yeah.

1:21:14I just kind of want to show that there is Dago LA unity right here too. You feel me? What's the deal? This is my other artist right here. I'm saying nasty. It's my boy Grifu. LA to Diego. You feel me? Diamond Street on the map. Yeah. South West Lake District. Diamond Street shit. You already know. You got me saying nasty, homie. How'd you guys get connected? Through the homie rig. through the label I'm working with right now. It's my people, it's an upcoming label. Shout out 442 Records, you feel me? He connect me to the homie Grifo. Homie's a real genuine homie. Like, he puts people on the map, you feel me?

1:21:50Like, he don't gotta help anybody out. But if he sees the talent, he sees the potential, the homie's gonna, you feel me? He's not one of those who's who, oh, like, I'm doing this rap shit, and yeah, I could help you, but I'm gonna put myself first. and then like nah he's gonna if I see the opportunity for you it's for you you feel me if I sees it for him it's for him type shit like so like me and the Hummer are cooking we just dropped a video like what two months ago yeah maybe like a month ago we dropped a video the other day I was in his hood I was like in his I was like in his ops hood cause they right there across the street from each other you're in the temples or what in the echo parts I was putting gas and shit I was gassing up the Porsche right there and there was like four or five fools like this and shit and they start saying like hey you that rapper I look over and shit and I just go like this like nod my head and they're like you know where you at I just nodded my head like this and right away they started dissing they started dissing but they didn't do shit they started dissing the homie's hood they started dissing the homie's hood they're like hey we see you the video they started dissing his hood but they didn't do shit they were just popping it it was 4D they was popping it I see y 'all Y 'all look, obviously nothing happening.

1:23:05You know, they were just popping in the shit, but. No, no, it's a thing, though. It goes to show, though, goes to show how they're watching that shit, so. Shouts to my Diamond Streeters. Yeah. Thank you very much for the invite. It's love, it's love, it's love. I do want to ask, since you're here right now, what are your thoughts on this insane MacArthur Park indictment and raid that just happened the other day, as right down the street from your hood and all that? To be honest, brother, I don't really give a fuck about none of that. If that shit don't involve my hood, I don't give a fuck what you, you feel me?

1:23:38Yeah. Like, I'm out the way. I like money. I like gangbanging. I like my music, you feel me? That's right. I like my family. Like, if that shit I don't have to do with none of that shit, I don't give a fuck. I'm the hood. Like, that's what that is. Like, I'm a gang member, rapper, family man. That's right. In that order? Oh, it has to be that order. because Tommy said, you feel me? Like, being an SA is kind of like what makes you, and like, you feel me? It makes you part of this. You wouldn't be LA. I wouldn't be, like, my thing in LA is game bankers, so it's kind of like I wouldn't be from LA if I wasn't a game member.

1:24:18You feel me? Like, kind of like, that's how that worked. You feel me? Like, I'm in this, so it's kind of like that, that would have to come first. Tommy said, like, it's what makes you, you feel me? me doing all the stupidity growing up is what made me, me being gone through whatever is what made me you feel me? To find your character Yeah, to find my character is what I rap about I'm not just like everybody else though like, uh oh, Tres de Des, I just shot him you wanna hear all types of shit you feel me? Like, hear my shit though, you feel me? See nasty the way I shot baby Hell yeah That's right, you feel me?

1:24:56I like the energy man Oh yeah, yeah. This dude got sauce. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Hey, special about the voice and shit. Mother's Day, you feel me? Turning up with the cousins and shit. Oh, okay, I was thinking that. I'm like, I wonder if his voice is always like that. I know, I know. You feel me? Afterwards, we'll probably show you our track and shit, bro. We have some other hot shit. We made a music video like two weeks, another music video. What was it, Surgan? Yeah, like two weeks ago. Be dropping two, shout out Nick Rodriguez. is always doing the good you feel me good shots bro yeah that's right enough though shout out see balling see balling my boy you know the deal that's right hey bro i used to live at the orsini oh yeah god damn how'd you like that yeah it was an interesting experience i loved it i loved it you in a nice little like environment it's a luxury apartment in the middle of the hood in my hood.

1:25:53So my barrio is right there on Temple and Big School. Okay. 300. So that's right next to the Orsini's. That's right there by the green school in the corner. The high school. Yup. Yup. So you feel like he was gentrifying the hood? Nah. For sure. Absolutely gentrifying. You know what? The hood just looks gentrified but the thing about the wayside like No, it's active. Yeah, it's nice. You know what I mean? Like that shit look justified. Y 'all can paint the buildings and everything. That's it. But it's the hood though still. And you feel me? Like, shout out the hood. You already know. I got a lot of love out there.

1:26:33I got a lot of these from that section. It's good. That's what that is, bro. Like, it look like it. And yeah, there's a lot. Like, there's all ourselves right there. There's whites, there's blacks, there's Hispanics, whatever. And you know what? We don't really see that. If you're with the business and you're with that street shit like you're gonna be part in the mix you feel and there used to be like a lot of filipinos lived around there too yeah yeah yeah it was like a big filipino yeah oh yeah well it's it's filipino yeah filipino town of sorts right there yeah it's right there right there yeah so it's like um it's temple bro would you take us temple straight down you're gonna get to the arsenis yeah right there by sunset you know that cvs right there in echo park yeah yeah all right bro that's that's that's the hood right there okay yeah yeah all that shit all those apartments activated yeah activated so you feel me definitely you've been spending a lot of time in san diego though since you uh since a kid um i don't always came back and forth from from tj to um san diego san ysidro la you feel me like i always go back and forth you never in this dude fucking time nah hell yeah what you mean I got my primos out there and everything you never go to Hong Kong bro yeah I'm famous there I've been there one time and I put in work I f*** the shit out of some stripper in there with the girl I was dating at the time put it down went upstairs and everything yeah a little private room you lost the the bolsita like you lost the yeah I lost my wallet or no I lost my phone yeah okay and I had like a Big bag of coke in my hand and I was so pissed I lost my phone and I dumped it all in my hand.

1:28:19The whole night changed after that. It was not good. That was a long time ago. Adam rolling off the board, sir. Come on. It was like 15 years ago. At H. Geezy. I bet y 'all go sickle mode, huh? Underhood. Yo, I was on sick shit. When I think about that, that was a wild night. That was a great night. Take me back. Ah, shit. So what do we got to look forward to in terms of the whole movement that you guys are building and everything like that? Shit, just shit. A good connection from the LA to Diego, you feel me? Diego to LA. You feel me? We're trying to show him that it's like that. It's really like that.

1:28:57Like, you feel me? There's no hate. Yeah, I mean, maybe we at the Padres and Dodger game. Maybe. Maybe. You feel me? But it's LA all day. It's DL now. Go bump that. Go bump that. We like cousins. You feel me? Definitely cousins. Shit like... Don't bump that Face of SD on now. We dropping, you know what I'm saying? We dropping some hot shit though. Fuck the weed shit. Fuck all the boys shit. Fuck all the boys shit. Some shit. I'll buy some shit with Blanco too. Guys, shout out to Blanco. Blanco, he's just in here. I love like the feature list you have on Face of SD. You feel me? Like especially cause Drummer and King Lil G both being on there and that's like the previous generation goats and all that.

1:29:39And shout out to Killer Kush too, man. Me and Killer Kush got a crazy collab coming. So stay tuned for that shit. They said Left on there too? Yeah, Lefty's on the album. But me and Killer Kush got a crazy collab coming. We collab, man. So I'm going to have these pre-rolls coming out pretty soon, man. Just in a couple of months. Watch out for that shit too. Shoot it. That shit. Fire, man. Yo, Lil Grifo, man. Oh, and finally, I'm going to ask, what does Grifo mean? Grifo means high. It's like stone. Oh, OK. Nice. Yes, sir. Yup. Yup. What's up? He's a little too griefo. Gripissimo. Shout out to all the SD too, man.

1:30:15Shout out to everybody back home. Shout out to all the homies. Shout out to all the homies busted and shit like that. Shout out to all the homies in the feds and the state. Shout out to all the homies in the hood. Shout out to everybody. You know what I'm saying? Shout out Hoodstocks. Yeah, shout out to the homies Lucky from Hoodstocks. Shout out to everybody. Palabra. We're going to work that out, Lucky. Double ass. Whoa. Weston. Got a mystery game. Shout out Lush One. Shout out everybody to watch this. go turn up our boys here on all streaming services and YouTube, etc. Nojumper, coolest podcast in the world.

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