No More Crips Allowed on No Jumper! Chief Keef Calls Out Lush, King Pill LOSES his Fight

27:00You shouldn't be letting her hang out. She's going to kill you and write a diss track about you.

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27:44And I'm very taken aback. He was using a derogatory term for Crips that I understand is very taboo. And I was pretty taken aback by it and didn't know what to say. And this quickly started to spread all over the internet. I still don't really know if bro really understood that I was live streaming and that he was basically speaking like directly into the microphone. But apparently he's from Compton and he went on a podcast with P Nice and clarified that his words were not meant for all of the Crips just for the ones that he beefs with in Compton. now my problem with that is just the fact that i don't employ any compton crips the last one was ad even gone for three years i'm pretty sure this guy don't think ad still work here so from my perspective it's like who are the compton crips that i'm platforming and also let's be real we all know that these gang slurs apply to everybody under that umbrella and you can't really you know it kind of reminds me of when uh little brazy was on the podcast using a derogatory term for southsiders and we kind of had to inform him like hey them otr guys ain't gonna really appreciate you saying that lefty ain't gonna appreciate you saying that and he's like no i'm talking about the serenios where i live and we're like uh yeah like they don't care that's not the thing he said i'm cool with the then he said the the s word so he's like he's like no we're cool with the s words i'm like oh um i don't really think that's how that dialogue works but okay hey but but but but when the dude uh uh said the c word and then i'm like damn i sent it to the song like y 'all know who this is and then they sent me his instagram back and i clicked on instagram and i his bio say hashtag incredible and that's the same little movement that dw flame yes push so i'm like okay that this is boy you know what i'm saying he was on wildin out yeah Yeah, he's been working with Nick Cannon before and all that for sure.

29:51And they both are part of, like he said, they're both part of the incredible movement. That's why DW was in the comments of that video and was like, dude, how could you say that? I don't rock with that. We're homies. I'm paraphrasing, but he said something to that effect like, bro, why would you use that word? That's not cool. If I was him, if I was Mo, I think that's his name. If I was him, I would have apologized. My bad, that wasn't cool. I didn't know I was on camera or mic'd up. To say it wasn't for this specific group of Crips, that's kinda stupid. You know what I'm saying? I just would've apologized, that wasn't supposed to be to the world.

30:29You know what I mean? Yeah, so basically, when I seen it, a lot of people get enraged and feel crazy about different things, but I kinda seen it and how it played out, I was just kinda like, it was a goofy move. And I kinda feel like, to sum it all up, like basically what you said, I think he got caught with his pants down. You know, he's seen Adam 22, and he tried to slide that up in there, and it didn't play out right, you feel me? And so, you know, he went on Pete Knight's show and basically said that it was bombed in politics. But the thing is, like, the only Crips in this building is me and Spodyface, you feel me?

31:02And then you got Tayeth Thur. Not from Compton. Yeah. And none of y 'all are from Compton. Yeah, you got Tayeth Thur. You know if he's still on here throughout the week or whatever. But that was just, like, my only thing about it when he was like, man, it's bombed in politics if you know, you know. it ain't no competent dudes through here. You said, you know, you need to get all them raps off your platform or whatever coming through your platform. So I just kind of feel like should have just stood on it. Like, yeah, you know, shit. I mean, I said what I said, you know, I was playing with Adam or whatever.

31:27I didn't know it was mic'd up. You know, I wouldn't have been disrespectful like that if it was mic'd up. But, you know, shit, that was for all cribs, man. I mean, Michael was standing like two feet away from me with the camera pointed at me. He knew you was on stream for sure. He had to. But the irony is he leaned in and said it low. and they caught right and the microphone that's like almost better because he got real close to the mic but but the thing is dw said the same thing low and it was all unintentional i mean well dw was an accident he said about habit whatever oh yeah oh boy he deliberately told you like you need to keep him off your but i but but i don't i think he's i don't think he thought he was gonna catch it on sound no for sure to me to me person to me that make it worse what that he didn't think he was gonna catch to me, that was a bunk.

32:16How's that worse? Because he tried to set it in secrecy, bro. Like, if you on that, you about that and all that, say it. Be on that when you around DW, let him know that, from my understanding, they came together. From my understanding, that's his boy and all that. To me, personally, and that's what I be telling dudes, like, bro, a lot of people be having alternative motors. that people don't be as authentic if you think they is, bro. You get what I'm saying? Like, that to me and my personal opinion, if I sit here and mess with Munchie B and I turn around and go, oh, da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da, to me, and this your hood, to me, that's fake.

32:55Yeah. I'm not gonna do that, bro. I won't sit down with you if I feel like that way and watch your hood, bro. To me, that's fake. And to me, it's even worse that he did it to him, bro. That's hater. That's hater shit, bro. Ain't don't no real nigga. Y 'all ain't gonna, I'ma say it. to me in my personal opinion ain't no real nigga gonna try to handle no man or try to mess up no nobody motion bro like what you mad because you not up here no that might be no no no that's his way of putting his application in like get a power up that blood up there but still though it's different ways to go about that bro to me that's just bunk and then only on on top of that is like you you f with dw this supposed to be your boy in order for them the words to come out to mouth you been feeling that way like you really feel that way so hi so how you walking around here with this on your chest all day every day like this but not saying something to me that's just bunk bro i don't i don't respect that bro like you try to come out yeah man you got all these with the woots on your ass bunk bro like go tell the crip that bro you think he was uh talking about the the hood vlog that we shot recently well i don't i don't i don't i don't know i don't know what he was talking about that doesn't even matter then for you to try to backtrack and say oh it was just come on you know that you know that don't fly you know that ain't nobody accepting that just for being you know i'm saying from the homies from compton bro you know like you got individual hoods like why not say that individual hood you know i'm saying if you talking about they know who who i'm talking about and stuff like that but i don't know listening to the p nice interview i kind of think that he tried i think he said that he was there with one of his homies that night and one of his homies had on like some r.i.p stuff and who was somebody was there i guess it was like some crips there or somebody there that was like looking at them that, you know, supposed to be from the other side.

34:34So I guess he like basically that's who it was meant for. But it still didn't make sense because have this person been on no jumper or been through no jumper. So it was just like, you know, niggas seen it for what it was. But you whispered it though, bro. That's a blue face. Everybody all in was walking around. You should have said that. Like I just, I don't be respecting that type of time, bro. I don't be respecting that type of time, bro. You said it, minute, don't take it back. Then when you backtrack, you try to act that. to me the explanations don't even make sense. And then Pete Knight's bunging right on like, you know, I get it, but I wouldn't feelin' that neither, though, I'ma keep it a band.

35:06I wouldn't feelin' that either. Do y 'all feel like it adds a layer of, I don't know, disrespect or something that is at a Blueface event? And that there's probably 10 schoolyard Crips with Blueface? No matter where you was at, you said it, you said it, you know what I'm sayin'? You said it, you said it, I don't think that you was at a Blueface event, it hits harder, shit, you have Bloods and Crips at the event, you know, shit, Blueface is just one crib. So it's just, you know, it's how you try to do it. Like me, that like how Smody said, like how he like to sneak in, like, hey, keep all the, like, you know, you was being sneaky about it.

35:40Like, it's between me and you. That's like, literally, and he got caught by the mic. You sneak this. Hey, keep it clean though. If he been on a while now, he might got dark humor. Is he some type of comedian? Man, that's not enough. He got incredible in his - He didn't use that as an excuse, I don't think. No, no, he didn't use that as an excuse, though you know what I'm saying yeah he should have said that dark humor on pete nice um interview then it ain't humor oh you say he should have said that as yeah he got dark humor yeah I don't think that's the vibe yeah I mean it's funny too just like you said it to me where it's like I'm the non-affiliated I'm one of the few non-affiliates in this building like I really don't give a fuck if you talk about crips that way it got nothing to do with me you know I assume that a lot of gang members use terms like that in private that they don't use publicly and it don't really got anything to do with me.

36:28I still wish that I had, like, thought of a better response in the moment. No, your last response was cool. Because I was just like, yo, he said it. I wish I had, like, been able to submit a better response. Who's behind the camera that said, hey, it's on a mic. You say, I didn't say it. Mic him. Yeah, but that just goes to show you, bro, he trying to impress you. I think he was trying to be funny. Nah, he wasn't. Nah, he was trying to be secretive. He was trying to impress Adam, for sure, because if he knew that Mike was on, he was going, bro, he wouldn't have said that. That's a fact. I was kind of impressed.

37:00He was on the super power rule on the under. All right, let's keep it clean, though. But you've been hearing this type of stuff forever, Adam. On the open, though. Right. I can't tell nobody how to be super. That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm respecting about niggas, bro. Everybody got different supers. They niggas be pretending, bro. If you own that, I respect that, bro. Be on that with everybody. Don't be on that on the cut, bro. I don't like that, bro. Hey, no, no, no, no. minus the disrespectful slur, right? Adam, you've been getting that for a minute, though. Who you should have on your platform.

37:29Is too many of this, too many of that? A little bit, but usually people don't really say that shit to me. Of all the bloods I've been around, I'm having a hard time thinking of anybody who really was talking crazy about Crips like that or vice versa, because I feel like most people know that I don't give a fuck. It don't really got nothing to do with me. I would put anybody on the podcast, regardless of where they're from, I'm just interested in if you're a good commentator, conversationalist if you got good shit to say and i'm not worried about where anybody's from even somebody like you know crit mac was like you know i don't have any memories of crit mac talking crazy about hoover's when his list me and him talking you know he could do that for social media but he don't really like say that when i'm just talking to him because he probably knows that i don't give a fuck brick baby yeah i don't remember brick baby ever using the s word or any of that shit you know it's just like most of the people i deal with are not really on that type but timing like all y 'all are not really like obviously y 'all from where you're from but i don't really feel like i surround myself with that many people that are really funking with people to the point where they're like doing some name calling when me and them are just chatting you know if i don't like you i ain't gonna come around you you know and if i come around you just make something happen it's not even his politic you bringing street politics to him to adam what for but a lot of people do that's what i was pointing out but only it's only it's But he got caught.

38:50You're trying to impress him. For what reason? Why are you dissing the seed, bro, to him? For what reason? No, you have no reason at all. So if you talking like that, talk like that. Don't talk like that. Talk like that in an audio conversation so everybody can hear it. Because clearly you're talking like that. That means you're suppressing your inner power rule when you come around Keyways. Because if not, you're suppressing your inner power rule. That's a fact. Nigga, that's a fact. Because if you would, you'd be speaking freely like that, bro. That's a fact. If you wasn't suppressing your inner power rule When you're around Kiwais, you'll be Right in the crowd, while Blueface can hear it Flame can hear it, everybody can hear it Like, nigga, I don't like you niggas Every time you refer to a crip, you'll be calling them that If you wasn't suppressing it So you suppressing it some way somehow When you get around certain individuals Or you get out of earshot I just don't respect it, bro, I don't know, dude But you know what I mean, it is what it is That's my personal opinion It wasn't a good move, man, it wasn't a good move, baby We gotta do better, man I'm pretty sure if bro knew that the the mic was gonna pick that up you wouldn't have said that that's buster shit that's buster shit y 'all not saying I'm saying that's buster shit it sound like a fade but if you said all this fade phenomenon cause you that ain't nothing he a part of an incredible family that's easy call you been looking for a pony that's easy y 'all not saying it to me if he can't say it in a nigga face that's buster shit bro period and i do think that also he's trying to give niggas excuses and give ways out no no i know excuses but i just said i know he's being burst with that even even what let the gunplay got mad at him but the northerner being up here i mean so i mean you can't really get nobody excuse i mean he giving it he giving his own self a way out he said he said what he said and we know what that specified but he went on there and said look i'm not talking to dudes over here and over here this is what's the name politics do i think it's bullshit absolutely but you know i'm saying i'm saying hey it's a lot of bullshit going on out this motherfucker that ain't the worst bullshit you know what like i do think that if if there's like a culture that's created over here where people think that that behavior gets rewarded that's why people do things like that like oh Adam likes this kind of shit maybe if I say To him it's finna impress him whether Or not it gets heard whether or not that's Busterish activities that's Like I think the intention was probably Kind of what Munchie said as far as Trying to impress bro like wanting To you know what I'm saying I mean D.W.

41:21Used the bad word to break And it's a different situation because he Immediately said all my bad and like It was pretty obvious that it was just a Misspeaking the thing is D.W. Said it out of habit because that's how he talk on his own time in a car and it was unintentional and he apologized but he deliberately said the C word but I don't think he was mic'd I think he thought he was gonna get a chuckle out of you cause you done laughed that darker you feel me? Oh yeah. I think the nigga was trying to be funny and that shit got caught on when the guy just got caught on the mic You ever had a bitch that you interviewed for Plug Talk and then she was mic'd up or some shit?

42:03I have the pussy for it. Oh, no, no, no, no, no. That's the mic on the back of they pants, huh? We don't mic up like that, huh? Hey, before we move on to the next topic, see, I know people gonna clip this. I wanna make this clear, though. When people talk amongst they homies, if that would've got called, that would've been a conversation with him, talking to another domo, and I wouldn't have had no problem with it. I wouldn't have, like, all right, on his tip. That's how they communicate. That's how they conversate amongst themselves. to another member but when you talking to a civilian and non-affiliate bro like come on bro like what that's my whole thing like what for who you trying to impress just like he said like i don't even talk to people like that why you like basically like why you talking to me you know what i'm saying and it's a difference just like you said like certain things are said out of habit and intentional and it's a big difference so yeah that but that that's like our first irl stream and that happened within like the first hour of us starting it.

43:00It's kind of just this realization of like oh shit like this is the kind of stuff that could definitely happen on a No Jumper IRL stream when you're around dudes who don't hold their tongue so it's kind of wild because if that had happened in like an interview we probably would have just bleeped it. Man y 'all picking chills with y 'all bleep out man fuck all that on everything bro. For sure. For sure. It's been disses on here in the state. Sure. You feel me it is you know. Not really though. Huh? Like, that's one of our only rules is that if you, like, are using, like, slurs to diss other hoods, that we're going to delete it if we can.

43:35Except for Lil Brazy. Yeah, Lil Brazy had to live with that. He's trying to teach him a lesson. Lil Brazy is Brazy, bro. Lil Brazy is Brazy. Hands being selected. How old is he? I think he was 15 or something. 16. He don't know no better, bro. For sure he don't. We ain't seen him in a while, huh? He don't punish me. He a kid. I seen a few months ago Brazy dropping some new J-Bo inspired pain music. Oh, shit. Pain music Brazy unlocked. It was kind of hard. I'm not going to lie. Need that. Need that big time. Don't rap. I don't care. Yo, for anybody criticizing me for wearing my hood like this, I'm going to be real.

44:13I'm fucking kind of sick and my eyes are hurting from the lights a little bit. And I wish I had sunglasses, but that's just kind of where I'm at right now. Sorry. I should get a mask. Anyway, so then we head to the actual fight in Inglewood, and it was pretty legit, honestly. In the lead up to the King Pill fight, I mean, my main takeaway from it was just that a lot of the fighters basically looked like they had just crossed the border. Like that they had just traveled here illegally. And I only say that to say... Okay, family. Thanks for dinner. I should get going now. Not without dessert. Done.

44:54Just ordered on DoorDash.

44:56Adam22:I keep eating cake, but tomorrow's Juan's graduation. Well, that deserves a toast. Let me get some drinks.

45:06All right.

45:07Adam22:Craving snacks. Wait, this time I'll get it. Oh, I sent it to my own address. I'll have to go. No, why so soon? For every reason to stay together, I DoorDash in La Casa. I'm kind of like used to people having like decent quality athletic gear if they're going to compete in sports or even just go to the gym or anything. Dudes were coming in wearing sweatpants with oil stains on them, like five sizes too big, like the dirtiest, dustiest shoes you ever seen in your life. And they were fighting like their lives depended on it. Like I was downed. they needed that bread for real for real hey Mexicans love boxing that's damn near like besides soccer their favorite sport you go to any Hispanic barber shop in LA that's all they've been to be talking about the whole fucking time boxing is big in their culture people were boxing with t-shirts on people was coming in wearing a lot of them didn't even and Nutty they were both wearing t-shirts I didn't even know that was a thing if I was a fat nigga I'd be proud of you bro I'll be in a swimming pool with no...

46:18I can't stand for fat niggas getting to pull with their shirt on. That's what I'm saying. Like, Nutty, we know you're fat. Take your shirt off. We know you're fat. I'll be a fat, fly nigga, bro. So I was confused. Y 'all had told me to pull up. Munchy told me to pull up, too. But for some reason, I didn't get the memo that it was on Friday. I thought it was because it said it was Friday night fights. It was on Friday. So I'm seeing the tech, bro. I'm like, why they keep saying that they on their way? I'm like, what is they talking about? But then it confused me, too, because I'm like, oh they at the Blueface fight oh yeah yeah cause I know it's two different events and I'm like alright they talking about the Blueface and then you're like man we're up here I'm like it's Thursday though that's in Miami right yeah that's in Miami in like May I believe that got me hard does it have the date yeah I do I see 600 say he on the undercard trying to get a rematch with that dude that beat him up last time right wait who 600 say he's on the undercard with that and he trying to get a rematch with the dude that beat his ass last time oh I'm about that that sounds fun but yeah man And I'm not dissing Mexicans.

47:15I'm just saying that I was astounded by how dirty a lot of the dudes were. Like, for instance, in my fight, we had to wear groin guards. So I had to go to the boxing store and get this, like, big pad that, like, goes, covers your whole digging balls to the point where someone could kick me in the dick as hard as they wanted. It's not going to hurt. Anti-dunc, donkey punch device. Thing is huge. I swear to God, some of the fighters, I don't think were even wearing a cup based on what I could tell. They were wearing ratty basketball shorts with no protection. They didn't give a buck. Almost everybody fought with no headgear.

47:53And we saw multiple knockouts. Brutal knockouts. I just kept hearing. They hit that thing hard. I'm like, oh, these niggas are stumping. They are brutal knockouts. What? It was kind of wild. I'm not going to lie. Beat yourself up. To be fair, it wouldn't have mattered how well the fighters were dressed because flyest ref was flexing on everybody so hard. Bro, so there was this random white guy who was wearing – he kept announcing himself to me. As soon as I saw him, he told me, yo, I'm the flyest ref in the world. Oh, I thought we named him that. No, he told me that like at least four or five times.

48:27Like he kept – and in between the fights, he would come over, beckon to me, and I would give him my ear, and he would let me know, yo, I'm the flyest ref. I put that on Pasadena. He kept banging Pasadena on me and just telling me he was the flyest ref. And by the fourth or fifth time, I start really looking at his fit. And I'm going to be real, pretty like regular fit, like plain black jeans. Dog, he had sunglasses on in a gold chain, and he's reffing a boxing match. Well, you keep calling it a gold chain. It was like a chain with a ring on it. Still, he looked like I ain't going to lie. He's the flyest ref I've seen in my life, dog.

49:06I feel like. sunglasses are clearly a detriment to being a referee for sure it doesn't like help your peripheral vision it's like all about like being able to look and see what's happening and you're in a dark room wearing sunglasses it's going to make it much harder for you to tell what's going on i think it's just like so many girls throwing their panties at him he has somehow defended i mean you literally told him hey save some bitches for us and i felt like that was fair yeah like Doc, you're taking all the pussy, bro. You took all the Mexican fighters' clothes, and now you're taking everyone's pussy.

49:41I looked at his Instagram, and a couple years ago, he was pretty fat. So I feel like that might be part of why he felt like he was the flyest ref is because he came from the struggle. He used to be overweight, and he beat that condition, and now he's just out here being the flyest ref. Got to love a good fat guy that loses weight and starts feeling themselves. Hey, man, we got to assign some trunks to these dudes, bro. They can't be fighting in sweats and shit, bro. Come on, we got to look in unison, bro. Honestly, I would like to sponsor the next Friday Night Fight just so that everybody could look a little bit cool.

50:14In uniform. We can't have the ref being that fly and then having everybody else look like junkies. Hey, I said that when I was watching. So I said, dang, they look like they just came out of PE or something. I was saying the same thing, though. It was kind of crazy. Even PE be kind of in uniform. Like, not kind of the dude. Hey, look, man, hit me, nigga. I'm going to always have a fighter for you that's going to squabble for the minimum of the amount. I'm going to tell you, as long as that's the minimum right there, then I'm going to have somebody to squabble, bro. All right. Yeah, Nick is cool.

50:44Shout out to my dog, Nick. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I got like three people in rotation that'll do their thing. I'm a little confused about the business model of these fights just because, you know, like I just don't really understand where the money comes from. We asked them, is it cool if we stream the fights? And they didn't care at all. I don't really know how many people are paying for the pay-per-view for this stuff. I don't know how many people are paying at the door. I'm assuming they'll probably a decent chunk of the people who are at the door are paying to get in. But all in all, even if you assume that a bunch of the lower card is not getting paid and that even somebody like King Pill, I think he showed his check.

51:22I think it was only like two grand. but yeah i'm very confused about how they actually make it make sense so this is kind of what i figured out and i could be mistaken but i'm pretty sure that 11 11 promotions is essentially a production company they like to do the actual like logistics of throwing an event and filming it you saw they had a super nice professional uh simulcaster which is for live broadcasting which They use it like sporting events and all that. And the Friday night fight schools are the ones that actually paid for the event. And I think this was kind of their promotion to get their shit set off.

52:02That's why you seen all the dudes what rocking the tees with the Friday night fight shirts. So it's kind of like that was their promo to get recognition for their brand. I'm also very into this brand Glock Masters that was being promoted heavily. That sound like a sex toy. No, it's a bunch of gun enthusiasts from what I can tell. Glock Masters. I've seen a bunch of shirts that said that. I like it. I'm like, man, I'm trying to get with the Glock Master movement. But yeah, ultimately, I think it's I got thrown off by the same thing as you as far as the day because it's called Friday Night Phase.

52:33I missed it. I was like, bro. I would have happily came out and supported, man, and pulled up. Also, what did you think about the actual fight? We haven't talked about the fight. What's up with your boy quitting? The main event. I mean, for people who haven't seen the whole thing, it was kind of weird because like King Pills headgear kept getting messed up. At one point he like ripped it off his head and threw it on the ground, causing the fight to have like a much longer delay. That mean it didn't fit? He was having a hard time keeping it like centered on his head. Knocked off his face. No, no, no, no, no, no.

53:03I know you're just talking, but do it fit. Because they got recycled gear and shit. Who helmet you got? Who shit you got on? They had a couple of different headgears that like they were trying to. I feel like King Pills just has such a gigantic dome that they were having a hard time finding one that appropriately fit his. Because I remember DW, he socked Money Back Road shit like cricket and shit. So do this shit be fitting? Even when I was doing sparring, yeah, you get hit a certain angle and it does move, and then it's awkward. You're trying to fight, but then you have to get on there and move this thing, but then you've got the gloves on your hands, so you kind of can't move it the way that you would want to.

53:38I felt like he said that he took the thing off at a certain point, and he was like, Nutty, you take yours off. let's just get down without the things. Was that a delay tactic? I don't think they're going to let you do that because basically that's just not appropriate. I think the fights are not technically regulated or approved by the commission meaning that all the stuff that me and Jason Love had to do where we had to go to these doctors I don't think they were getting at that. You said you had a headgear on. You had to I guess because it's an expedition. That's why. That make it harder to get knocked out.

54:16I was kind of astounded because like King Pill was, so number one is one minute rounds. So you're talking about two extremely fat individuals, but one minute rounds is so short. Like I don't know if I ever watched a fight that had one minute rounds. It's usually at least two minutes. Like Butterbean, they used to do one minute rounds. Yo, but then on top of that, you're thinking that there's going to be a one minute break between rounds. Normally they're very, very strict about this. It's like a very segmented, regimented thing. Instead, they're doing three minutes between rounds, four minutes, etc.

54:48And then the headgear is messing up, so there's even more time in between the rounds. So it would be totally understandable if these guys are out of breath because their cardio sucks, because they're fat as hell. But then on top of that, it's like you're having these crazy long breaks. So I didn't really understand why King Pill gassed out. He was doing all right in the fight. Like, it wasn't really that one-sided. You could definitely have said that you thought that he was ahead on the scorecards. But then King Pill just threw in the towel and then gets clobbered by Nutty right after. Nutty just starts swinging on him as soon as he quits because he doesn't realize that King Pill had just basically told the ref that he was done.

55:24And then as soon as that happens, or even right before that, one of Nutty's homies was trying to jump into the ring to fight King Pill. And the flyest ref in the world had to stop him. Thank God flyest ref was there. But like, why do we ever get any context for that? I think the guy was just talking shit. And then Pills said like, yeah, I'll beat the shit out of you too. So the guy hears that and he tries to jump into the ring. That's weird. And then that was the end of that. He was trying to mess up the bag. They got him out of there. But I mean, it was wild to be at a fight that had that level of just anarchy going on.

55:59Because like even the in-between rounds, all the dudes are slamming on the ring, shaking the whole ring. People going crazy. It was ridiculous. It was like the best controlled chaos you could possibly get because it was so close to everything just going left, but it was right there. But still, how do you feel about him quitting, though? I mean, according to Nuttie. How you going to ask Adam, he lasted four seconds. Yeah, you know. He said he not a fight. Adam not on. He trolled every now and then. This dude on the line trolling. He calling out everybody in his mama. He talking about he want all the smoke.

56:32King Pell does want this boxing career very bad, which makes him a little different than me. But I will say that I thought he just quit because he was tired, which was kind of shocking to me. Because all King Pell had to do was last one more minute and it would have gone to the scorecards. And there's a lot more honor in losing when it goes to the scorecard than just giving up. But according to Nutty, he landed some vicious body shots on King Pell, and that's why King Pell quit. Even though King Pell is such a troll now that it's kind of hard to tell like what he's serious about because he's doing all these reels where he's talking about like me and 11-11 playing this.

57:08This was all intentional. Damn. He said he rest what he said. He said he rest what he said. I'm going to pound you. Oh, yeah. He told me he's going to bang my butt. He's going to cuck Lena out. Hey. Hey, hey. She got to be there. I believe it was some body shots, but he ain't a man to that though. I believe it was. That's what like, you know what I'm saying? That made him like submit. Nutty was for sure throwing hands, bro. He definitely caught him with a few. Shout out to him. He made him quit. That's the difference between losing. You didn't get knocked down. You didn't get hit with a banger to make you stop.

57:42No, nothing. You quit. That's sorry. So what you think about 600 taking a knee five times? Taking a knee or getting hit. That's the same difference. No, it's not. When you take a knee, you out of here, right? No, it's not. That's professional boxing. Professional exposition. But you could take a knee and then continue to fight. They tell you. But that means that they're going to give you a really bad score for that round. So if you take a knee, it's going to give you a bad score. You basically just automatically kind of lost that round, but you could keep going. King Bill didn't take a knee. He just quit.

58:12Okay, so I got to be literal. So he took a knee and never got up from a knee. So what do you think about that? Who's talking about six? Listen, you asked me a question. Let me answer. So in boxing, in professional boxing, when you get a knockdown, they tell you, take the eight count. Take it. Get your legs up on you. You know what I'm saying? If somebody hits you with a stunner and you got a spaghetti that you get up too fast, you're going out. So in order to preserve your fight, you take the whole count. Take it until you can't go more and then get up. So maybe he hit him with a stunner, you know what I'm saying?

58:43Or put him down, however he put him in. I didn't see the fight, to be fair. But in professional boxing, your coach tell you, take the eight count. Take it. But I'm telling you, he took a knee and never got up from the knee. Tim Tebow. So I'm saying, what do you feel about him quitting like three fights in a row, taking a knee and never getting up from the knee? To be honest, I didn't see the fight. I don't know you were taking enough for King Peel, man. No, he's an anti-600.

59:06I ain't got to get on King Peel because the homies did immediately after. It was on him. Y 'all was rooting for him, huh? Yeah, of course. We want the win. But he's not blood anymore. He said he dropped his flag, though. You said you was bull, nigga. You said you was bull. I'm like, hold on, bro. So what do I got to say? You know what I'm saying? Whatever. Did he say something to your homies? Because he said something to nutty people. I was tired. He was tired. It's all on YouTube. But my thing is, bro, I watched the IRL. He's eating at the wood grill. He's already smacking shit. I'm hearing smack.

59:45He's asking about his relationship in between chewing. And then he said, oh, you forgot my hot link and my macaroni and cheese. Yeah. No, you even got the items right. Yeah. He ordered, like, I think it was a piece of meat or something with five sides. You think? Yeah, but so him and him in the body, so he probably felt like he had the boo-boo. I would have stopped, too. All right, look, look. I rather quit than boo-boo in front of the world. Well, he did shit twice before the fight. Yeah. All right, so hold on, hold on. Boo-boo in that ring. Go on. Boo-boo in that ring. Spody and Munchy, all the gelling we done did in between all these years, we got accumulated together.

1:00:23You seen somebody shit on theyself in a fight before? For sure. I made a nigga shit on they shelf. Okay. Now this what I learned. If you gotta use the bathroom and the nigga come in for the fake, just go use the bathroom first and go. Don't be, I'm to the back with it. Because when you be like, you ever laughed and like your muscles and you push out a fork, same thing happened in a fight. You relaxing the muscle boom, body shot. He probably felt like he had the boom or something. I got another scenario for you because I see what's wrong you trying to go. Listen, we gonna put this back in perspective.

1:00:53I can say quitting is quitting. No, no, no. Listen, yeah. I was even with Rob, she's trying to go. Yeah, we going to put this back here. No matter the reason, quitting is quitting. No, no, listen. Listen, you know like I know. Mm-hmm. What's more, what that you can't, what's something that you can't come back from are more embarrassing? You know in the streets. Some gay shit or snitching? No, listen. If you in the counties, you are, if you in the paint on the streets, and you tell a nigga, nah, I'm straight, bro. I'm cool. They're like, what? You don't want to fight. Nah, I'm cool. You in the middle of the fight telling, I'm cool, whether the nigga knocking you, ringing in your bill and you short or you shit on yourself, bro.

1:01:22Come on, bro. You can't come back from turning down the fade. Hold on, which one do I prefer? We're not talking about prefer. We talking about a real time, what happened, what actually happened. You can't get in the paint talking about, I'm cool, I'm cool. You ain't never coming back from that. You already know you bitch status for the rest of your life. For the rest of your life. I don't care who do it, quitting. Hold on, I got to prove first. Yeah, it doesn't work like that. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Cause ain't like, no, take it for a few people. But quitting is quitting though. That's saying like you less gangster, are you less who you need because you got knocked unconscious, bro.

1:01:49Sometime you go out, he hit that button, you hit that swim, it's over. Bro, if I got a fade and I got to take a shit first, I need my homies to hold it down while I boo-boo. Because if I shit my pants and it's running down my legs, we've got a biohacking situation. I may just sound weird, I mean, just using that excuse, but I've not witnessed it, and I've seen the science of it. But all the time, you ain't got a boo-boo. Like, you know what I'm saying? Sometimes somebody just hits you in the wrong place and you'll have a bowel movement. that's just like even they say when you die they say you had like a bowel movement or some shit I heard of that you would just get hit full belly you probably didn't even know you it even came down that hit made it come down the pipeline blue

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1:03:13Unleash White Claw Surge. Please drink responsibly. Hard seltzer with flavors. 8 % alcohol by volume. White Claw Seltzer Works. Chicago, Illinois. You know what I'm saying? That's all I'm going to be on. I was going to, unfortunately, I didn't see the footage, so I already came. Why you didn't give me that for my birthday? I was in prison. I was in prison, bro. You know what I'm saying? I was in prison, bro. Okay, but like, so in between rounds, you're supposed to sit in your corner. Like, you're not supposed to stand up. Man, we warriors, bro. When you call that out, we not supposed to quit. You go to sit at death, bro.

1:03:43Stop it. Normally the boxers sit down. King Phil did not sit down. Yeah, he didn't sit down. Because you're talking about like the things you're supposed to do during a fight. Yeah, yeah, for Chosen said that. Like, you were there trying to mark you out. Are you cool? Yeah, yeah, yeah. But, but, but, but, no, niggas, you cool? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Even what Adam was saying, it was so long between the rounds. He should have been cool. He should have been not even winning, just standing up. But you can't stand up for five minutes? Well, yeah, he started sitting after the first, I think it was just the first round he was standing.

1:04:12And Nutty was sitting. Like, Nutty was taking, you could say, I feel like Nutty took it more seriously as far as the actual fight. And I know he wasn't perfect with his conditioning. either. He was still getting drunk and eating out the best because I was talking to him leading up to it, but still. He should have been a lot out of gas type. Before Fiend, he should have been out of gas. I would have expected him. They're both big guys, though. He bigger. Yeah, I would expect Nutty to be out of gas. How much did you say Nutty way? 350, I think that said. How much Bill weighed in there? 3 and he dropped 10.

1:04:47I mean, that's the same with us. He trying to use the same excuse. No, he didn't use the way as an the skills we just thrown out the way. Yeah, he did, bro. He keeps saying this in all the reals. He say, he was 360. I was 360. He was 6 '2". Same with him. How much, you 290, I'm 232. That's the same difference. Don't try to use that, bring that up right now. When you trying to sock on food. Didn't I just tell you I'm watching and catching and watching that shit? Well, honestly, I don't catch and watching either, but I did see that, like him trying to make excuses. Like Adam said, he made a lot of excuses.

1:05:17Like first, he like, one of them was like that. He threw the fight that he had that set up. They let him win. Then one of them was like, man, anyway, shit, man, he weight this much more pounds than me. He's 6 '2", 6 '3", and all that shit. Like, man, we chop trees, man. Don't count. You should have been hitting him with body shots, chopping that tree, man. Don't count. You wasn't saying that when you was about to fight Bosco. No, that's even in the streets, though. They about to save high. They Bosco six something? Bosco said he weighed like, nigga, 150 more pounds. How much weight is Bosco? I was about to weight.

1:05:45The weight. Bosco, though, like, he's definitely has a lot of reach on him but he i think pill for sure got hella size on it yeah yo but so this is one thing i am interested about with pill is that munchie i understand that you were actually trying to do a podcast with him the day before he fought which is kind of interesting to me because i don't know if i ever really seen a podcast between like a a gang member and someone who was a gang member from the same overall umbrella of being a blood up until like two, three weeks ago. What would that conversation have been like between you and him? No, first of all, bro, I mean, if I hear something from – bro, he got an ankle monitor on, right?

1:06:29And he was like, you know what I'm saying, he trying to show, like, I ain't, you know what I'm saying, to his PO, like, nigga, I ain't going out there on game bang time and all that little shit. And then he's a – I don't take nothing he says serious, bro. He's a troll. He just said he gonna pin you to the cross He's trying to fuck me now He get on the phone he blood and he being regular Bro he do that shit for the internet bro Identify these trolls And shit So since we all identify him as a troll I do the real dog Since you do You saying he be regular on the phone Do you still respect his Damu Tan or no Damu Tan Man he's an entertainer bro Listen bro No, listen, he came on here with no shoes on and baby oil, bro.

1:07:14He's entertaining. He's trying to find his lane, bro. So yes or no, though? Do you respect Brick Baby Crippie? Because he said that buts he good. It's a thing that these... I never heard that. To be fair, I was in prison. But Brick Baby, to be fair... You know that was trolling. Brick Baby might say some gay shit as jokes and shit, but at the end of the day, Brick Baby's still a crip. Brick Baby can still go where he's from. Brick Baby's still never told. It's a thing, bro. They all trying to follow Orlando. Orlando, that's a Raven nigga. He made a land. People trying to follow it and see if it stick, bro.

1:07:52You got this nigga 607 Nook stemming, staring out in the space. Ain't nothing wrong with that nigga. I don't think that Brick's a good example, though. You feel me? Man, no, no, no. Brick, he went that route for a little while. You know what I'm saying? because even when he was with the 607 Nug dude, he started doing like, oh, no, no. Like, bro, it's this little lane they trying to go in, bro. Yeah. I think Brick Baby Trolling, like, I don't agree with certain words, but I mean, you do social media how you do it, but I think Brick Baby Trolling was definitely different from what Fiend Peel be doing.

1:08:28Like, Fiend Peel be doing, like, some out-of-pocket shit, bro, that, like, you can question, bro. And like I said, even though, you know, I don't rock with dude when he did do the drop the flag, yo thing. I just did, you know, I did some, I did a segment on it. But I was saying in the segment, like, I don't know, like, you really don't know what this dude is, this dude is playing or he's for real, whatever the case me going. But he's like, yeah, he's different, man. Hey, so could y 'all agree? It's this kind of genre, a content creator they got that they get on camera and they snap in a character?

1:09:00Yes. Oh, for sure. For sure. He's in character on camera. And I think Orlando Brown pioneered that. And everybody tried to follow his suit. He was early. I think that, you know, honestly, two people who are not really faking their personality at all. But kind of. Crit Mag and 4X. Crit Mag and 4X are like. Literally. That's really who they are. Literally. And they got so much attention from doing No Jumper interviews that I feel like then somebody like King Pill, who had been trying to get on for a long time, realize that all he needed to do was be like a much more extreme version of who he actually was and that people would be more interested which to be fair it worked and you know he's somebody we all know now but at the same time i mean obviously that uh okay what about daylight that's a good example he's huge he's a he's an og yeah yeah yeah but for a while he was doing vlad tv interviews like every month and he did one where he showed up with face paint that made him look like he was white he was in white face he did uh i mean he did all the crazy shit in the battle routes taking a shit in the middle of the battle rap what did he wear a dress at one point yeah he did he wore a dress he took his clothes off to his drawers let me ask this question and i and i'm not trying to be funny and no weird shit like that for social media none of this shit like being that you had conversations with the dude and you say like man off camera you know he regular blood or you know i'm taking care of my kids or whatever like so do you agree with the dude, like, just the little take he just had with Adam, like, even as a performer, like, his ass out.

1:10:30The man, like, I'm gonna pound you in the ring, then I'm down, I want Lana to come sit in the chair, then I'm gonna pound you in the bed, then he turned around, his whole ass hanging out, like, members don't, niggas, ass out, baboon, ass out, like, members don't do that. That's what I'm just saying, like, for social media, whatever, it's just certain takes, that I'm not even about to, like, niggas, a member, you gotta hold, like, morals, like, No, sir. I don't agree with that. I don't know nothing about no buns out, though. I'm a buns out son. Man, listen, that's crazy. I didn't agree with the baby boy on the barefoot shit up here.

1:11:03That was funny. It was nothing. I was just like, oh, dude, he different. Like, ah, you know, that was kind of funny. You like hobo downtown. But the ass out shit, the nakedness, that shit is like excessive. Yeah, I completely don't agree with that. But see, I ain't gonna agree with a lot of shit. I don't agree with Charleston White disrespecting anything he's entertaining. You know what I'm saying? but like that shit. It's different than Charles Dwight, like regardless they say he used to be a gang member or whatever, but as far as us knowing Charles Dwight, when we got introduced, when I got introduced to Charles Dwight, he was already a civilian, saying fuck everything.

1:11:36We talking about a nigga that's talking about he a gang member. I don't agree with no ass out and shit. I didn't know nothing about it. I heard about him saying something pinning Adam to the cross and shit, but. I think he just had a little bit of ass crack sticking out. Man, that was a whole lot of ass almost. You just probably just missed the cuff to get the bottom teeth. If it was able to survive on Instagram, I feel like... That didn't take it down? I don't think so. That was definitely more crack than Rick Ross. They took my whole channel for nudity. That wasn't no crack. Y 'all can do that shit as a member.

1:12:07You ain't got no business with your ass. But he dropped his flag, right? But he said no. He said he did. Hey, hold on. No, I think he did. That's what he told me he did. I already answered. You said you don't agree with it, but you said... No, no, no, I don't agree with the ass out or the baby oil with the bare feet. I just learned about this ass out. But he's not B-team anymore, so he gets to do all the cool, fun tuna stuff now. Hey, man, look, I ain't about to be playing public defender for this nigga. You cut it hard. You cut it hard. No, because I answered the question already. The nigga bullshit with the drop your flag shit, but y 'all keep asking me in different ways.

1:12:39I'm feeling like I'm Kane in the interrogation room. You bought the beer. Then you bought the beer? with that rock action. Nah, I don't agree with none of that flagrant ass gay shit. I mean, if you was to make it with a family we would have blew the whistle on that shit. Pause. Home blood. Well, that's the funny thing about King Pill dropping his flag is I think he basically told me that it was because he did that interview. He said he used to be a Crip when he was younger and that then basically his hood was pissed off and they were probably going to DP him. And so he just quit gangbanging altogether instead of doing the DP.

1:13:13Buster shit. that story you could tell that was like a real story he probably got some trauma from that shit trying to get his daddy attention trying to mimic his daddy you know what I'm saying is that kind of like nah nigga you ain't you ain't hard enough nigga I mean it's kind of funny cause like one thing I realized when I interviewed Stu Boy Blue is that he might have got put off the hood but he still like hangs out in the neighborhood and shit and people basically like he banged it though but he's still like you know it's not like he's like completely 86 from ever being around it's just they had to formally put him off but then it's not like they hate him enough that like oh you could never come around again he ain't going over there well i don't know he said he did he go to jail he go bang though he gonna go to jail and bang and he burnt out that's just like somebody right there you not get no phase they got he about to fight you boy i mean he's on the podcast saying on on on whatever, but on everything.

1:14:11Hey, and you might have to put him down, though, because he kind of burnt. He's ain't going to go fight. But sure, but all that kind of all, y 'all need a fade because where you from? Hey, bro, you got a whole get down with the get down. We ain't not doing nothing. And I don't even know how the members even letting you push. Like, you not doing nothing with nothing. That's one of them situations. I ain't from neighborhood, but, nigga, I'm telling you, nigga, you're not from over there, bro. You dishonored. Yeah, to be fair, though, it's a whole lot of people that's considered no good or snitches or runaways.

1:14:41No. Yeah, worse. Was you in the pen when he went viral? Yeah, I was definitely, no, I was in the prison. I was in prison. No, you had to be. Yeah, that's what I said. I was definitely in prison, but no, listen to what I'm saying. He was deep-throwed and fennel by the, none of the game bankers was drinking fennel for like two years. Listen, I don't know the details and the extent of it. What I'm saying, what I'm saying, man, this whole trainees and people that got bust out, I guarantee you they're still banging they hood people plenty of people that's no good with tattoos all over their face they somewhere in Scottsdale Arizona are you making up excuses for Stoolboy Blue I'm not making up excuses for no more I'm just telling you factual I'm talking about people from all hoods it's people that's dropped out they got booted off the yard they got rolled up right now they're snitching they're tall wherever they at in Utah or they didn't move to Vegas they still banging they hood bro you got some people you know I know they're not giving that up they moved away but they're not giving that up.

1:15:35But obviously using a pen during the whole Stoolboy Blue era, and that dude was putting on panties, had a thong on, taking pictures, he was deep-tholding Phantom bottles, etc. But your hood was basically incentivizing him to do so. Right, right. Y 'all had a plant that was, you know... It wasn't really a plant. He liked it a girl. It seemed like if she just had him do it out loud and shit. I know, I just don't want Munchie to act like this is something that happened completely independent. Evidently, that's it. This is like strategic warfare that they waged on that. No, that's in his behavior though.

1:16:05Like the homegirl was barking him orders and he's putting on pennies and I love you and spanked me and beat me and call me diss words and you know what I'm saying? Get the Gucci. Dip those bottles and. Yeah. Yeah, that's hard to come back from bro. Yeah. This fuck. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I ain't about to fight you. Like, cause I even told you when I was in the feds when they had the other little situation come up there and I'm like, and the homies was playing laughing but you had one homie trying to entertain me like, oh yeah they want to get on count I'm like man look bro you dude just crazy you and that motherfucker gonna be up out of here I've been knowing that that guy dude for a minute like cause my sis from over there and he starts to be with her but you know he got family from over there so you know what I'm saying that's for you with your family dude on the streets on the streets you ain't riding with him we ain't riding this in prison that ain't happening nah who's the princess there's that one clip remember like a few years back and it was some banged out fool but he was like in a dress.

1:17:04Did y 'all see the footage of the pool that was on Thig and his homie? He was from A.T.R.A. and Dick Conten on that nigga already. Oh, for real? Yeah, yeah. Nah. I ain't talking about that. No, you're talking about the guy who was like the big homies told me it was cool for me to be out here selling pussy. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, Spud, you asking about what Ant brought up to me? Yeah. Yeah, I told you his name. I don't think you want to deep dive into it, though. I'm definitely not. Yeah.

1:17:41No, I'm his name. You know what I'm saying? No, man, this shit crazy out here, man. Yeah, it's a wild world. But anyway, as far as up and coming fights for King Pell, one person who has expressed interest, and I would really like to see it happen, is my boy, Vel from Long Beach. Oh, yeah. Vel, was he at the thing? he was rolling around with us yeah but vel is he's definitely like vel is a fat guy but he is like in great shape compared to king pill like he probably weighs like a lot less than him he's probably about the same height i feel like vel might be like six two maybe i feel like he's shorter than is he shorter than pill maybe a little bit i don't know but either way that would be an epic fight from the no jumper perspective because some percentage of the fan base has always like been kind of fascinated by vel and has always enjoyed his presence on the podcast and shit like that and he has been training so well vel also got dumb ass squabbles i think it's important to mention he like vel been knocking people out in the streets forever there's a lot of fade footage of vel like random homeless people that probably gonna need a tetanus shop after you knock him out type shit and he's throwing him so i feel like when i lived in long beach the fucking goth girl that was living with us for a while like some mexican dad fucking honked his horn at her and they'll knock the fool out on our block made the block super hot for us I fucking thought we were going to get beat up as a result nobody ever really like seemed to connect it to the fact that it was our apartment where this violence came from but man I think Vel and King Pilt would be a great fight another one that has been suggested Spody Face King Pilt has challenged you to hop in the ring already accepted a fight Spody Face asking for like a hundred thousand though I don't know where these false narratives coming from.

1:19:29I never asked for$30 ,000. That's what I heard. No. When he came in, he told me that that's Cap, even though I had also heard that, and I don't even want to say who we heard that from. It was a long, extensive conversation where he said that he had been talking to you, like they were trying to set it up. I never asked for$30 ,000, though. Okay. Well, okay, one other person that has challenged Spodeface. I did an interview with K-Mac the Great the other day, and he actually came with some gifts for you. He said that you're going to need these. Yeah, man. I appreciate it. Also, right here. Shout out to K-Mac.

1:20:06K-Mac said that this is what he wants you to use to prepare yourself. I don't know why, but he said that he thinks that he wants to help you get in the fight game. And he was very respectful about it. He said, I know Spuddy Face is a respected dude. He's well-known in the community, et cetera. But he said he wanted to do it. I, I, I, uh, he's very confident. Shout out to, um, K-Mac the Great for these, man. You know, I ain't got no problem with him. I was trying to get on the card with him, um, except to fight with him last minute, um, when y 'all did y 'all stuff. Oh, yeah. From my understanding, he a very respectable dude, too.

1:20:40He's actually fighting on the next Brandris card, and, uh, he, he said this in the interview, so I guess I can say it here, but he's gonna be actually fighting Superhot Fire. That's, he's gonna bank him. Well, but, okay, a lot of people I've taught you have said Superhot Fire got hands and like has a lot of fighting experience. I wonder if we can find examples of that. Maybe I was in the pen. Who was Superhot Fight? You remember those old YouTube skits where they were doing the fake rap battles and the dudes would be saying like the worst punchlines ever and then they'd be like, wow. The whole shit that I was inspired by like the videos I used to upload, yeah, I remember.

1:21:14Oh yeah, you are the blueprint, ain't you? Hey, K-Man great. He got a real conservative approach and very confident for sure. Yeah, I know. Yeah, shout out to him. He been doing it for a while. I respect what they got going on over there. Do you accept the what? You accept what? You doing a lust for pros. You taking a long way around. What do you mean I've been accepted? What are you talking about? Okay, I was in the pen. You didn't hear me? Nah, I was actually out for this one. You know what I'm saying? Work release. When Adam was fighting, I tried to tell him I guess they couldn't make it happen, you know what I'm saying, in time.

1:21:43But I know he was training for like a year for that fight. So you said he fighting recently? He's fighting allegedly in like a month in Miami on the next Brand Risk card, which is actually sick. It's actually kind of a shame because he is cool with Super Out of Fire. He gets along with him, which is different than Aaron the Plumber, who he despises. So there was going to be a lot more bad blood in the Aaron the Plumber fight, but I don't know if Aaron Plumber will ever fight anybody at this rate. Aaron's super lame for ducking that. Aaron is the social media Rod Wave. You know how Rod Wave always cancel.

1:22:16Man, that's my boy, man. Wait, really? How you know him? Why do you keep not showing up? He ain't got enough gas to get there. I was like that with Aaron the Plumber. That's my boy. he wasn't lying what he said that's my listen you should have smacked him up in there nah he was doing his thing bro oh yeah hold on he was in LA County nah we was in Arizona together oh you know when there was there was hollows and others out of state I ended up catching an attempted murder out there okay so I ended up doing well almost nine years out there so is he supposed to be a blood broski he was definitely on Don Mouton oh for real he acts like he's non-affiliate on interviews and shit I mean I mean, to me, to be honest with you, you know, he get a lot of, he got a lot of, I ain't going to say haters or, you know what I'm saying?

1:22:59You know he told on a nigga from 60s in Oklahoma. I don't know. Listen, again, you know, I was in prison. I can't say that for sure. I haven't done my due diligence or anything like that. I don't know nothing about that. Why did you attempt to murder someone? I mean, no, listen, I went to trial of law, so, you know what I'm saying? I didn't try to do nothing, man. You know what I mean? Listen, allegedly... You're a demon. No, listen, allegedly I stabbed somebody and threw him over the tear. This is public information. What, in jail? In jail, this is a fun. Oh, shit. So when California was overpopulated, they were sending us out of state, Mississippi, Tallahassee, Mississippi, Syria, Oklahoma, and Arizona.

1:23:40I was around three of those. So long story short, when I landed back down in Arizona, that ended up happening. But since it happened in Arizona, Even though we was California inmates, they tried me in E. Lloyd, Arizona, which is Pinal County. And I went to trial out there and lost. They gave me eight years for 85 % out there. Wow, that's intense. And I was, I was. LinkedIn is pretty amazing at helping you grow your small business. We cannot make your email response time faster. We can help you sell, market, and hire in one place.

1:24:12Adam22:We cannot help you find space for your three desk drinks. Why do you have three? And while we can't help you find the perfect volume for your presentation video, LinkedIn can help you find the perfect audience for your business. Grow your small business on LinkedIn. Learn more at linkedin.com slash small business. Like eight months to the gate. So I was doing like six years. I maxed out on it six years and I turned around and did another eight. Yeah. That's fucked up. That's some gangster shit right there, buddy. Man, I don't want the props. I wish I had my time back. You know what I'm saying?

1:24:48Sure. Wouldn't be where you was at now if you didn't go through it, though, right? You feel me? But you know what's crazy? Because ignorance of the law is crazy. Because, listen, I did the most, I ain't going to say I did the most, the dumbest move, but I wasn't, I thought law was in every state the same. And that's what I was ignorant at. So, you know, in California, you got to have a witness. I got a right to face my accuser. nine times out of ten if they don't got no witness showing up or anything like that they're not going to proceed with the case in arizona they have something that's called a no victims um law they don't need you can get convicted of murder in the state of arizona with nobody they don't need a victim to prosecute you and convict you of a crime and i didn't know that since my crime was on an inmate it was on inmate on inmate the inmate never came to court never cooperated in an institution never talked to the police or nothing they had supposed to full it so he never came to one court date or nothing so i'm thinking like i ain't got no witness he ain't come to court so what's your lawyers uh he that your lawyer didn't let you know that that's the law no no damn i'm assuming you had a public defender at that point absolutely i did in in a jury pool out there is is is 99 white oh wait so even like no no no at least a high high 90s and then they got you know native americans and stuff on the drill but it's not There's no blacks.

1:26:11Boy, so they actually do jury trials for infractions. That's not an infraction. That wasn't an infraction. That was a charge. Okay, but yeah, so is it like that everywhere? Like if you catch a charge, they going to have a trial with jury in California? No, so California, listen, California wasn't tripping. You go to trial, you got a jury when you go to trial. But I'm saying like, so if you already locked up and then you accumulate more charges. You still go to court, you go to trial, you're going to have a jury that has to judge. If they pick it up. You got the option to do trial by judge or trial by jury, though.

1:26:44Yeah. No, out there, you got to... No, I don't know nothing about Arizona law. It's kind of different, but real fast, though, my mistake is, like I said, they was offering me two years. I'm like, I'm not about to take two years and da-da-da-da-da-da. I had been fighting my case like two years, bro. So I would have had time served. Damn. I would have time served bro can I just ask like what happened to the guy's body when it went off of the tier to the bottom floor like a ride happened he was out the whole the dude was out the whole ride everybody stepped on his face just because you fall off a tier don't mean that you he's a mutant second, third tier, first tier nah you know the 270's only one it wasn't that far far but not that real I mean it was far enough.

1:27:33About like 15 feet. That's a fact. That's a fact. If you land wrong, you could be in a wheelchair for the rest of your life. It's on the old one tier. Sure, or crack your head. Yeah. That's a fact. Damn. Call him a crackhead. Call him a crackhead. Man. I remember Lloyd Banks saying something like, I'm going to crack your head open like a pistachio. Boris. Leave you looking like a pistachio. Lloyd Banks, the truth. Yeah. That's a fact. He's so underrated, boy. Shit could get uglier than the Masterpiece sneaker. I feel like If it comes down to it Everybody know like Banks and Fabulous Like are the mainstream rappers That could battle rap If they wanted to A lot of debate A lot of debate about Who would Who's the better rapper Lloyd Banks or Fab I got Banks I got Fab You know what's crazy Because Fab used to be my He used to be my favorite rapper At one time But I got Banks But Fabulous Fabulous make better songs But if you put them in a battle Yeah I got Banks Fab Fab got more projects that were well received, whereas I feel like Lloyd Banks had one album and then basically went on hiatus.

1:28:36One amazing album. Two, two, great album. Classic, Hunger for More 1 and 2, but yeah, after that, he just was on some underground stuff. I don't know why, but he was signed to G-Unit. I feel like he didn't have a good relationship with 50 of a certain amount. Yeah, they grew up. They came from Queens. And on top of that, like, man, fab and barred up. You gotta listen to his shit with Wayne and G-O Santana. You gotta listen to that Jason versus Freddie, him and Jada kids he born up with all the niggas that got bars. Your money is the root of all the evil. Fab used to be my favorite rapper at one point in time.

1:29:08But to me, I got Banks over. I'm not saying the song catalog. I'm going with Fab. For sure. As far as like rap. I think he probably had more hits. I think Fab got always going great. He's talking about catalog. Fab got more hits in his first year in Banks' career. I don't know about that. I'm like Fab in a battle. They'll blow a bar for bar. They should put that together. I bet you everybody is tapping a paper review. Guess what, though? And then when we start having this combo is when I say I like Jada better than both of them. Ooh. I'm going to tell you this, but dude, dude, dude. Yeah, I was like, you think Fab, keep it in there.

1:29:41You think he got a classic album? Classic album? First Street J. I got a dig in the crease. Baze got a classic album, a hip-hop classic album. That's a fact. That's a fact. He do have a more closer to a classic album. I agree. But I'll say that the soul tapes were great mixtapes. and they're not technically albums, that Fabulous Drop. The Soul Tape series. Yeah, I know you're from it. But Banks for sure got a hip-hop class. That hunger for more is a class. He definitely do. You ain't got to skip no song, bro. Yeah. If you my partner, you my partner to the end. You feel me? Come on, man. That's like my anthem, bro.

1:30:11But as you said, when you said the Soul Tape, I would have thought you would say either Ghetto Fabulous or Street Juniors. I can't say I fuck with both of them, but I can't really say, like, as far as fully albums from both of them, I can't say who albums, who projects is better, because I can't. So who you would rather listen to though? Fab. Me too. And Fab definitely not. That's just because Fab is still around and he's still doing shit and we ain't heard nothing from Banks. So it's kind of like when you got that fall off and the motherfucker ain't heard nothing from you out the loop. I would agree.

1:30:42He just took the money. I don't know why he was underground with Fab. Believe it or not, Banks got like 20-odd, but then he got like 15-odd. He was dropping stuff. It was all underground. I don't know why he is. Pete Banks was all those mixtapes that were never commercially released Because Fab came out a little later, I think. Well, no, because Fab was out before, and he was also doing all the Desert Storm tapes and all that shit, too. Fab was out in like 2000, 2001. Fabulous. No, he was 2000 for sure. Yep, 2000, 2001. And that's when all those songs like Hollaback, Young, and all that was that.

1:31:16I had a two-way back then. You had a two-way alert. I don't know what that. For sure. Him rapping over all them Neptunes and Rick Rock beats. He was like, literally, he had a West Coast production. He had the one with Nate Dogg. That book, fabulous. He definitely, he definitely, I would say he definitely got a better catalog than Banks. I just don't think he had better rapper, though. They both, they both fire his head. Honestly, also, Banks. But Banks got a classic album. He got a classic album? Fab album ain't gonna pop up in no top 200 or no 100. Fab's music will never scare the hoes away. A lot of Banks' music will scare the hoes away.

1:31:48I know my music scares a lot of pussy away sometimes. I don't think no hoes want to listen to Banks, but... Not really, they're not. He took the underground, but they was on him at first. The honger fly, he just... I don't know what was on him. Yeah, no, they were still fly. They was on him for still fly. Yeah, that honger fly, that's what I said. Yeah, I am the one you... Man, come on, that grumble, all that, bro. Come on, man. Wheel fire, all that. He got a classic. Lloyd Banks is better because he looks more like Brian Pumper. Can we show the screen real quick? Because it looks like they hit my boy Sue Surf with the Crip Mac.

1:32:16Sue Surf has completed his 2023 RICO sentence and was scheduled to be released today. But according to jail records, immediately upon release, he was transferred to another jail in Michigan to serve a 2011 gun sentence, which carries a term of 12 to 30 months. Bullshit, bro. Damn, that's crazy. I'm lost. How you do that? Hold on. Serve a 2011 gun sentence. So it was a Fed case that he just got done serving, right? And wasn't it for drug trafficking like every other battle robber now? I mean, after that RICO case, they could have probably just refiled on him or something. He still had it going.

1:32:51But then this is state charges in Michigan that he had a gun charge. So 12 to 30 months. Man, you got a feel for him. He thought he was coming home. That don't make no sense then. 2011 then, that don't make sense then. I could see 2021. That's so old. Was he just on the run for mad years? No, he was not on the run. He'd been incarcerated multiple times since then. so that makes no sense. It has to have been like a refile, like a dead docket that got refiled, literally. I don't care what statue in. That's too long to refile, bro. I mean, it depends. Depends on the statute of limitations, right?

1:33:28For good? I don't know the statute of limitations. It's 2011. That's too long. That's too long. A long statute of limitations is murdered. It don't have statute of limitations. It rape now. Anything sexual. Robberies and stuff like that, it'd be like five years, six years. So I can just imagine like a statute of limitations on a gun. That is crazy. I think it's seven. Not even a statute. It's the time to refile. It's even less than a statute. What, they got a year? No, they got like a year. But law is different in different states. I know Cali is what it's like a year. Yeah, you learned that the hard way up.

1:33:58That's crazy. Your lawyer is fucked up for that. Well, California doesn't technically have dead docket, correct? We don't have something called - What do you mean by dead docket? Well, dead docket is something that they have in other states where basically the DA just is, I guess the best equivalent we have is a DA reject. But the difference is, like in Georgia, for example, if they file a charge. We ain't got no dead docket. Correct. We ain't got no shit. Correct. Yeah, they can basically just stop pursuing the case at a certain point, and they just call it a dead docket, whereas they could technically reopen it whenever they want and then wipe you for it.

1:34:33They're just called dropping the case, but then. But they don't technically drop it. They just say dead docket. They're bringing it back whenever you want in my life. That ain't, you can't just do that. It's like, you know, you play in tag with the homies. you're like oh this is a safe zone like it's like you're touching the safe zone like hey this shit don't make sense it is pretty crazy too that crib mag was only supposed to they were saying he was only about to go in and do a week after he got up of the feds it's been like three weeks or some shit and he's still locked up so i don't know like if they were selling us a dream with that or if he's just gonna pop out any random day now i i haven't really heard any updates didn't they say Did I hear 30 days?

1:35:11I hope it ain't no one to two years like that. They probably, what they was just like feeling like pertaining to the charge. He probably just got to go through the channels. It's probably, you know what I'm saying? They probably just thought it was going to be a week. It's probably going to be like a month, a few shit. You never know depending on what kind of case with the judges on though. But he in Wayside though. He down there, you know what I'm saying? Out there in Wayside, you know what I'm saying? You know what's crazy? Because when I came down for doing time and I was about to get out, bro, are literally traffic tickets, bro, that I didn't take care of.

1:35:40Remember, we were speaking about this last time. I was going to court every day. When you got tickets, you don't clear them up in the audit. You go to court. You go to Long Beach Court today. You go to Hill Street tomorrow. You go to LAX the next day until you clear them all up. You know what it sound like with CRIMAC, bro? Yeah, heck yeah. Doing that timing, I had to go down there in the county jail. It sound like CRIMAC had a joint suspension. Now he's serving a joint suspension time. That's what it sound like, bro. I hope he be out, though, bro. I don't know what he had. I just can't. This whole Susser thing don't make no sense to me.

1:36:13I can't even wrap my head around it. 2011 is crazy, though. Yeah, that's crazy. There's got to be something else that's being. There's got to be a detail we missing or something here. 2021 or something. Got to be like a typo or something. I blame Lush 1 for giving all these battle rappers hope and thinking that they were going to be millionaires forever, and then they all had to just become drug dealers to stay fly. Fools were making a lot of money, bro. They really were. like battle rap i still don't want to believe that lush hey no no no no no no no no no no if we talking about get you got to get you got he didn't touch the back he didn't want a battle that was like a hundred k plus we saw drake hand him a hundred thousand dollars in cash like on stage that a couple times yeah several times he was got he was no no no he was touching got he was touching yans bro yeah he was touching yans who's had tragic downfall since like the whole battle rap era seem to have come to a bit of a close because we got this gichigati situation we got the su surf thing anybody else come to mind that like seems like they've had bad outcomes as a result of the battle rap world kind of imploding um first of all i can't really even like speak to gatti's situation yet because the man's innocent i know i know you're talking about the rappers but i'm just saying as far as i'll say this yeah the entire industry of battle rap is going through a transitional stage when it comes to the money there's this big company caffeine that gave a huge deal to url the biggest battle league and they got like 15 or 20 million dollars some ridiculous amount of money to produce content for a couple years once that and the thing was they was doing we was all doing pay-per-view events before that but then they started doing the events for free so it's like all you got to do is download this app but are the battle leagues still doing battles that are pay-per-view after caffeine left yes yes would you say that they've been diminished that they're not as popular because the fans got used to getting all that content for free well yeah i mean we already had to deal with the issue of bootlegging before and things like it was already really hard to deal with that and like then like the whoever your competitor companies are they gonna bootleg your shit and post it on websites we already had to deal with all those little trick bags and then on top of that yeah now people are like we just saw fucking uh mook battle gitche for free on why the fuck we gonna pay for this you feel me so that's how come yeah because you know what it reminds me of is the fact that like i used to pay at least a couple times a year pay for the ufc fights probably like you know 10 times a year i'll pay for the ufc fights and i think you had to have an espn 2 subscription and then you had to spend like 80 for the pay-per-view, which honestly is just way too fucking much money.

1:38:50If you want to be a UFC fan, you got to spend like$1 ,000 a year to just watch the fights or whatever, especially when I know I'm basically paying to watch it on my TV instead of watching it on my laptop because I'm too lazy to get it on my laptop and then stream it to my TV or whatever. But now, I just paid$140 for the whole year at Paramount Plus, and now I can watch every single UFC fight. And it's a great user experience because if you catch the fight afterwards, you can go and just click through. You don't have to skim through it. You can just click on each individual fight and watch that shit.

1:39:22You know what I'm never going to do again is pay 80 bucks for a fucking pay-per-view. Because now I'm used to getting the whole year for the cost of like less than two pay-per-views. So if the Paramount Plus bag ends up going away, it's going to be tough times for the UFC. because it's going to be hard to retrain the customer base to want to pay for individual events. But also, I think the UFC kind of had to accept at a certain point that that business model just didn't really make any sense because UFC fights are the most bootleg stuff on earth. And the best moments wound up getting clipped on Twitter right away.

1:40:00You see the knockout before the shit even happened. That's really what people want to see. Even for me, a lot of times I'm about to pay for a UFC fight and then I'm like, why am I going to pay for this? when I could like watch the fight in its entirety, especially because now I follow a bunch of combat sports accounts who are like really posting the whole fight like two minutes after it's done. So, yeah. The people that buy battle rap pay-per-views at this point are just the dedicated fans that legitimately want to support the culture and are doing it. They know they can get the content for free, but they're choosing to pay for it, which is an increasingly small, you know, there are still people like, you know, the smoky faces of the world that really support the culture and rock with it.

1:40:39But that's increasingly rare. That's why Smack was coming under the fire for so long. Because we trying to support you. You holding the battles too long. You don't want to drop them on YouTube. Boom. Yeah, you know what I'm saying? What you mean by holding the battles too long? What you mean by that? If you wouldn't. Well, he could get testimony to me. I'm just, he a really insider. But I'm like really a consumer. No, I don't know what you mean by holding it too long. By not releasing them quickly. They have the vault. They would just keep battles. and not but here's the other thing it's url released yeah url being the biggest company in battle rap and them basically having like a four-year span where they didn't release any content on youtube made like the whole battle rap algorithm kind of fucked off and then all the views started dropping and then that decreased sponsorship interest and like that started to wane so overall like the whole economy started to kind of because i'm a super casual battle rap fan in the sense that I watch a couple battles a year, but I'm not trying to sit there and just watch 10 battles in a row.

1:41:43The one battle that I went to, I was just like, this is too much of a good thing. I'm just not really enjoying watching this over and over and over. But I'll go to YouTube, especially in the lead-up to an interview or whatever. I'll watch a bunch of battles from somebody before I interview them, or I'll watch the one hot battle right when it comes out. But when it stopped being on YouTube, I forgot it even existed. You know what I, in my personal opinion, would say Battle Rap after that caffeine in a lot of ways, like Queen in the Ring and what is ARP and all that? ARB, Shots ARP. Yeah, a lot of them.

1:42:18So I think they was, Smackdown was being stubborn, bro. They was in front of a lot of things. The Kings versus Queen one, one a lot of different platforms. They started letting it, because, you know, he was holding people hostage. That's how he was with EZ. Oh, I know. Yeah, so he was holding a lot of people hostage over there. but when other bosses at other platforms like nah you can go over there matter of fact we're gonna collaborate I'm gonna bring the ladies over here you know what I'm saying so I think that gave a new spark to battle rap as well though for sure well now it's kind of like now battle rappers are at the point where they can't be contractually obligated because there's no organization that can really afford to pay them continuous income so basically if you got money and want to throw a battle you can get everybody to come if you have the bag at this point How much do you got to pay at this point?

1:43:03Well, everybody's... Did it have it win up? If you wanted to do five pretty legit battles, what would you say your budget for talent needs to be? Right now, shit, like... You could probably pay dudes 10, 15 grand and they'd be hyped, right? Fuck yeah, right now. Right now, like the fools that would usually be asking for 25 are going to be asking for 10. The people that were asking for five are now getting 1 ,500. The people that were getting a rack are getting 300. He ain't taking no 10. Who? Nitty ain't terrible. Nitty my friend. You feel me? That's gross. You need to take out 10. Hey, hey, hey, hey, somebody just kick off like an underground battle rap league where they, like, you know what I'm saying, establish this shit and everybody just make their name.

1:43:44You know what I'm saying? That's what Gitchy did. The Riot. He started the Riot. All of them. They built that up over there. Every single city in the damn near world at this point has their own little backyard battle league. The trenches. Because we go hard. There's I battle. There's all these different leagues all across. But at this point, you can still make money. Like if one of these billionaires would just get off their dumb ass and drop another bag on a player, you feel me? I know for$1.5 million, I'll have that shit going up. And I'll have Lloyd Banks battle Cassidy or something. But you run off with Jerem 30 ,000.

1:44:18Ain't nobody going to trust you. Shit, you feel me? That's why I need Yann. So I ain't got to run off with some measly 30 watt. You can't run off with crypto. You can pay me in crypto. Pay me in crypto. Can I just say before we get into any other topics, though, it was pretty fascinating seeing Lush's relationship play out in real life at the boxing match because, number one, Jerm was looking a little drunky drunk. Her hair was a little messed up. She was looking a little frazzled. She was hot, though. No, she's not going to lie. I've told you before that I think your girl's hot, and you seemingly enjoyed that a little bit too much.

1:44:52I'm not going to ever say it again. You've said it several times. Yeah, they're busting that. Listen, I'm a horny guy. Is that two on two coming soon, Dan? No, definitely not. Two on two? He ain't ready for that. He ain't ready for that. He ain't ready for that. Damn. I don't know what happened, fool. Damn, that would be Jerm's dream come true, huh? I think Lennon would be psyched if we're being honest. Dang you. Lennon would be psyched. I'm sick of all these big buff podcasters. I want Lush. Yeah, exactly. She's like, fuck these coronographers. I seen him coming in with the same color scheme as Wicked and was like, oh, my God.

1:45:32And then why did you guys get in a big fight that led to you having a walk home? You ever heard the thing where, first of all, okay, so, you know, it's like one drink, she loves me. Two drinks, she hates me. It was kind of like that. So at a certain point in the night, Jerm was faded, definitely enjoying herself. I was faded, definitely enjoying myself. I had a couple of little irritations that had occurred. By the end of the night, we leaving. I'm driving home, and she's getting mad at me. We get to going back and forth in the car, and I think we're about to, like, catch a fade, like, in the middle of, like, the road.

1:46:11Gotta fight your girl. No, she, we're, like, we're about to get down. So I was like, fuck, let me pull over and get out before something bad happens. So I just pulled over and let my homie with us, too, though. You told me my homie, Mango, Shout out to my boy, Mango. I said rap amazing and make great music. Mango there, he, I'm like, just take this bitch home. I'm out. You feel me? I'm a trooper. I know where the fuck I'm at. You feel me? Don't call it a term, no bitch. Oh, yeah, but you feel me? He's hip hop. It's like a term of indignity. But when you text and say you was bailing, it wasn't that long after the fight.

1:46:43That's why I text me like, where you at? Because I was like, how about that homie come scoop you or something? Much he was going to snatch me up out of there. But I was already, I didn't even know at the time, I was already out of Inglewood. So I was already damn near like a rodeo and Adams or a rodeo and La Brea type shit. You feel me? Like around there, which is a territory I'm very, very familiar with. Very, very familiar with. You're talking about some ops. I don't know if I believe that you really got ops. It's not like it. I was drunk and I got on my tagging shit. You were in the group chat making it seem like you were walking through the goliest streets on earth.

1:47:23For sure, a troop through a gang of trenches, bro. I for sure in the fuck did. But there wasn't no ops, though, bro. I mean, sure. You don't know my struggle. Sure. My dumb ass could have made trouble for myself, and I was definitely in no position to be a... Man, they would have turned you to a quesadilla. I was looking for it, to be honest with you. But my low was on. Y 'all know I share a low with everybody, with my partners. I don't got your low. Yeah, the whole group chat got my low. Nah, you can't access that from the group chat, can you? Yeah. Really? Y 'all know y 'all got my low. You feel me?

1:48:02So I'm not like, I don't move in silence like the G in lasagna. You feel me? Wait, why? Flacco an hour and a half ago said that I was telling a phenomenal story. And before I got to the climax, Lush interrupted. We will get to that to tell part of the story we don't care about. That's why I brought his back. I'm like, are you back to the wood grill? it's funny because he said that before he sent that text before then which is the crazy part i literally oh okay fuck up is talking about that's why i said that oh okay so i did tell i don't even know what story he's talking about but he he don't know phenomenal story he don't know but yeah so basically long story short yeah i wound up um going home and germ didn't remember in the morning and she actually for the in the first time in the history of our relationship apologized, apologized, took accountability.

1:48:49Wow. Yeah. That's the power of the stream. Bro, like it was so I was like shocked. I was like, I need to pinch myself, pinch her, make sure. And guess what? We've been getting, we had like the best weekend ever and we're just really on a great accord. I love my baby. So yeah, sometimes we're toxic and we go out and she's going to do crazy ass shit, but it's going to be straight by the end of the night. I like it. I like it. Okay, wait. So now, courtesy of Poetic Flaco's YouTube channel, we can watch some footage that is newly viral of Geechee Gotti speaking about his past crimes, and this is in no way to suggest that he is guilty of the crimes that he is currently being charged with.

1:49:30This is just some stuff that people took note of.

1:49:34Adam22:And I say my big break was... Wait, I do not have audio. Am I? Oh yeah. My fucking thing fell out. Alright. Was the ass battle. One more time, I bumped my head again. You feel what I'm saying? Right before that, I went to jail. You know what I'm saying? Me, two of my partners. Shout out L.I. to Mary. Man, my boy just had a baby yesterday, too. You know what I'm saying? Rest in peace, my doulo. He was on that case with me. You know what I'm saying? And my little cousin, Chopper. So we cut your case. I get bailed out. I get bailed out because I already was booked to battle AF. So when I go to jail, I remember thinking, like, damn.

1:50:10Adam22:I was going to battle AF on traffic. I done tried to hit a leg with these. You feel what I'm saying? I'm in this, like, you know what I'm saying? On the real. I'm calling my girl and all that, telling them, like, man, I got to try to bail out this, man. You know what I'm saying? At the time, we didn't have enough for the bail. I remember. That's why I still respect a lot of those cats to this day from the King of the Die and the U.R.L. Because KG and them, they gave me some money towards it. You know what I mean? U.R.L. Then even some J-Pro and them at King of the Die sent some money towards it.

1:50:40Adam22:Then we put racks on the homies, bro. You know what I'm saying? and that battle right there was the one that really just changed my life. Hold on. He caught a case in 2017 for something very similar. He took it to trial and he beat the case, right? That's why people hate fucking. Well, Gigi Gotti is about to sit on this podcast and explain how they actually committed the crime. They actually robbed the pharmacy, but they... The police is watching this right now. I take full accountability, man. The story's so cold because I be gambling, you know what I'm saying? I be gambling like a... You know what I'm saying?

1:51:13Adam22:I still got to work on that to this day, man. You know what I'm saying? You had a gambling issue. I had gambling issues at the time, right? So we at the Crystal Park Casino. It's a casino that they do got in Compton, right? So we at the casino, man. I'm playing like back around or something. I'm getting hit. You know what I'm saying? They tearing me up, right? They smacking me on the hood. I win some of my money back, right? Like enough of my money back to where I could have left on the hood. I'm about to leave out that money. And I'm like, man, fuck that, man. I came in here to win something.

1:51:40Adam22:I turn back around. I lose it all. You know what I'm saying, right? I lose it all, you know what I'm saying? I'm hot. I'm like, man, fuck it. Man, I'm finna go get some money. Like, that's where my mind went. Like, man, I'm finna go get some money. You dig what I'm saying? I'm finna go, you know what I mean? I'm finna go get some money. One of my partners, he with me. Like, fuck it. He broke too. You feel what I'm saying? He was in there with me. He got smacked. Whatever little dollars he had, we gone. My cousin, he would have pulled up, but he just had called me. Matter of fact, he just landed, you know what I'm saying, on the rear.

1:52:04Adam22:he probably tell a story better than me because I seen him. You know what I'm saying? When I pull up to the hood to do what I'm finna do and he like, what you finna do? I'm like, man, I'm finna go bust a little move real quick. I got a move I'm finna make. I need a move to make too. So that's how he come into play. That's how fast it happens. Don't be playing in the streets. You feel me? So like it's old Solo say, one nigga bring two, two. That's how it really happens. I'm with my partner. I tell him, I'm finna make a move. I'm like, look, I'm hit. I'm finna make a move. I got something to do.

1:52:32Adam22:He hit, he like, let's do it together. All right, we gone. I pull up, trying to get my little tools, whatever, what I'm finna do to bust my move. He see me, what you got going on? Because, oh, man, nothing finna make this little move. I'm making it too. You dig what I'm saying? My homie, rest in peace, Dulo. He still happen to be pulling up. You know what I'm saying? He see the move in action, finna go on to what's going on. And then he joined the move. Now we fo' on the move because we all got our own little, you know what I'm saying, reasoning for why we want to make this move. You dig what I'm saying?

1:52:59Adam22:Long story short, the move get made. You know what I'm saying? We actually passed, you know what I'm saying? I ain't even gonna front to you, man. Us going to jail was really some fluke. That's why I was able to beat it because at the end of the day, like, we got away with what we did with, you dig what I'm saying? They ended up catching us way somewhere else with some whole other shit and took us down for, like, some suspicion type shit. You dig what I'm saying? They never really had us for the crime. We didn't already smack them and did what we needed to do. You dig what I'm saying? But we, you know, we doing some dumb shit, you know what I'm saying?

1:53:25Adam22:To the point where later on we just get cracked with, like, the shit in the car. Like, you know what I'm saying? They always hear about me robbing the Walgreens. And at the time, they get it. Like, what you in there doing? You know what I mean? I'm going to keep it 100. You dig what I'm saying? At the time, we in there trying to get the pills. You feel me? The lean, everything. That's what these d***s doing. That's what they popping. That's what they own. You dig what I'm saying? So that's what's popping. So we go get it. We booming. I done already did this before. You know what I'm saying? So it was second nature.

1:53:54Adam22:They finna have a blast with this one in court, man. I go way too happy. How does this even change the dynamics slightly? Like, they can't, this isn't any evidence for his case. They could, like, try to, that's not evidence for this case, though. Why not? Hey, no, no, no, no, no. He's admitting that he did it. Look, listen, listen, listen, listen. So, look, in any case, right, so basically, he got, basically, he's been locked up, you know what I'm saying, for some pills or whatever. or they saying suspicions, you know what I'm saying, for performances and all that. Right. Then you got this old footage right here.

1:54:34In the court, they're going to play this. They're going to say, you know what I'm saying, look, you know what I'm saying, hey, we've seen him from here, point A to point B, you know what I'm saying, we got reason to believe that he did this because we found this in the car, you know what I'm saying, such and such happened, and then we have old footage of this. just like in any case. Like right now, if I went down for a case, they're going to recite cases from 8-trade gangsters that have similar cases and from other gangs that have similar cases to why I did it and I did it further into the gang and all type of shit.

1:55:09So for sure, for sure, they're going to, it don't have nothing to do with the case, but it does because they're going to try to tie it in. Like, look, he has prior history. This is M.O. But look, it's going to be preliminary, right? You could probably get that footage suppressed potentially. It's on the internet. How you going to suppress? Oh, you just want to act like using it in court? That's what I'm about to say. Because this, what he's saying is already on paper. The judge see it, the DA see it, your lawyer see that you didn't get this in the past, even though you overcame it. The DA going to bring it up and your lawyer going to say, I object.

1:55:44You know what I'm saying? Why is this getting brought up? He beat it. Ruled or overruled. You know what I'm saying? Overruled up this thing. But, but, but. He could also be like, oh, this is an entertainer. That's not really a big problem, though. This right here? I think it is. I don't think it is either. Nah, because, bro, if your lawyer go fight to get that shooken, like, why is this getting brought up if it's not the. That's what I'm saying. If you have a good lawyer, he could potentially get that suppressed. It's rappers right now that's still on trial right now and went through trial and got found guilty for their lyrics.

1:56:15Nah, that's different, bro. That's not it, bro. Can I finish? Please. Please, just for a second. Please. It's the same thing. It's the same thing as lyrics. It's supposed to be freedom of speech. They hit them with the same thing as you being an entertainer, you being this, you being this, that and the third. The real issue ain't even if Geechee like this. Listen, to be honest with you, I know no jumping and break this, but the real issue is why people putting this out though. See, and I was going to say if I was the one who did this interview, activities. Everybody would be on my ass. And I don't see Queensflip getting any of that energy.

1:56:51That being said, it's not like Queensflip was pressing him for the details of what happened. What you mean, put it out. Just, oh, how many years? That's what I'm saying. He fully volunteered this information. There was no gun to his head. It would have a different vibe if it was a Vlad style interviewer. So tell me, what did you do with the pain pills once you got them? Oh, you're talking about Flacco. yeah what I'm talking about is you gonna find this interview this shit was already going viral on reddit and twitter and everything before Flacco made a video I know Flacco just reacting to it what I'm saying is who initially went and got this and broke the story like oh we got some old footage of him bro that's police work there's gotta be one person out there that just remembered this and was immediately like oh I could get a viral post if I go post this and to me that's police work I mean, like, I was getting...

1:57:43But Flacco wouldn't deny that. Flacco's all about taking gangs off the streets. For sure. But in my opinion, I believe y 'all disagree. Flacco all about taking gangs off the street, and he just was posting on his stories, welcome home gangsta to J-Hood. I'm not saying that he's consistent. I'm just saying, but he does a lot of content that he's basically, you know... What a good lawyer does want to be entered into court. What a cool lawyer. A cool club defender. but like why is it you know they don't give a fuck no no you got some cool little state appointees or whatever little lawyers like it feels like getting that kind of stuff rejected is the kind of stuff that happens when people have like a high priced high powered lawyer i feel like if you don't have a lawyer or you got to probably defend it they probably gonna be able to use that shit one thousand percent they're using that one thing that geechie has pointed out a grip at times on his pod when i was on there with him on this pod on multiple pods is his gambling addiction so beyond like even when bro was making you know a half a ticket or to a ticket a year which he was at his peak off of battle rap he's still he like them damn casinos bro and i think that's probably the biggest thing i've seen fuck up battle rappers more than anything i think it's something about the personality type that's attracted to battle rap and gambling that overlap a lot yeah because a lot of the bit a lot of battle rappers be getting destroyed by the i wouldn't trade my drug addiction for they can't believe imagine doing 10 years and you like are just sitting there thinking like damn i should have just not played baccarat dude that sucks literally like i don't want to i don't want to believe i know i know geese i know i know i know bro personally like he was 16 17 years old like i know bro personally and i will i don't want to believe it bro but I'll as far as like him being down I'm talking about I ain't talking about the case I'm talking about you gotta go you gotta go hop over a counter you know what I'm saying or fall in somebody's window that's you getting I don't believe that's true at all the thing that this tells me is that Geechee thought that he was never gonna have to go back to the streets again he thought that he was good and then I'm sure times got tough he had to go back to the thing he knew assuming that he did it which you know We did see the video of him running from the cops and getting arrested.

2:00:05It is a possibility that he just wrong place, wrong time. You the driver, bro. You know how it is. We all got you. You know how it is. You the driver. You just take us on. You know what I mean? So we let us do us. I mean, it is a possibility. Wait till we get that footage of him running around the Walgreens. And I totally get everybody. They got footage of him in the Walgreens? I'm assuming it's coming. So everybody's. He got off the car? I thought he was just running. No, he's talking about the O case. Oh, the O case. No, I'm talking about the new one. I mean, oh, was he supposed to just be the driver?

2:00:34I don't know. I mean, look, once again. That's what they're saying on the internet. It makes me like the car got approached and he was apprehended. They're saying that he was a driver. No, you could say he was just hanging out with the homies. Anybody that's a part of battle rap, like if you're a battle rapper or like an outspoken fan of battle rap that is a part of the community in any capacity, organizer, bop, that'd be Doman fools up at the events, whatever the fuck you are. They got that? if you were part of the culture I don't want to hear shit negative about Geechee I don't want to hear anybody putting shit on his name no no but Flacco I expected I don't consider Flacco a part of I don't consider like you know anyone over here like I totally understand no jumper speaking on it the way we do you know what I'm saying but me personally I'll never say anything that's my friend in real life and I don't fuck with anybody putting narratives on the dude or anything nobody right here got I don't think any of y 'all do either.

2:01:32My issue is with the people in Battle Rap. Y 'all really some hoes. Y 'all really some hoes if y 'all are going to have something bad to say about this dude. You mean like his ops or people that he was previously cool with? Both. I mean, honestly, Gigi ain't got no ops in Battle Rap for real. It's more just like the same people that are encouraging these bars like, yo, headshot. I had to piss on my hands to get the gun residue off. And they love all that shit. But then some real life shit happens and it's like, oh, how could he do this? Gitchi's throwing it away. They're already convicting him, first of all.

2:02:08The judge ain't even convicted him. They already like, how could Gitchi do this? Like, bro, he has not been convicted. And it ain't no sex charge. It ain't no weird charge. It ain't no snitch charge. The only thing is, I don't know. Come on, bro, support the homie. I don't know Ohio law. That's the only thing. But, man, everything be seeming real in the beginning. And then later on, it ain't even all that serious, bro. Well, we can hope that, yeah. No, for real. Like, everything, like, when the case first started, you see me like, oh, shit. See, when people hear feds, they be like, ooh, automatically.

2:02:36And right now, a lot of stuff. No, that's state. That ain't history state. No, it's fed. Yeah, it's federal. I mean, it probably gonna go fed because they fucking presumably flew out there to do it, right? It was originally state. It's fed because they all are being said to be California natives. Yeah. And they did something out there. so that's crossing state lines. Crossing state lines is fed off the back. That's fed her off the back. Just you crossing state lines and doing a crime. Or being alleged to do a crime. So it's already like black and white? It's a fair case? It's fair, yeah. For sure.

2:03:11People are themselves. They said they started observing them when one of the individuals landed at the damn airport. They already gave it to the grand jury. So basically they're probably just waiting for the indictment, the initial indictment to come down. And I'm not going to lie. He'll have appeals across state line. Cases go fed. Some offer way less than that. Yeah, bro, bro. Hopefully, they keep it straight. Because if it's coming before a grand jury, they still trying to figure it out. If they flew out, there's no way in hell to stand a stick case. Grand jury has to come down with the initial indictment.

2:03:43They already are saying a lot. Like, they've been watching people and, you know what I'm saying, they've seen this land and blah, blah, blah. Like, basically, it was like a whole plan. Like, it was premeditated is what they saying. And they're just giving it to the grand jury to just get the indictment going to get the case started. and I think that you know that whole hip-hop police thing that's actually real and they really be on the battle rappers helmet tough because they know that we don't got as much money so like we a lot of people in battle rap might could so like we done me geechie hip-hop police is on the battle community bro we done landed we done landed at the hartford airport like smaller cities right the hartford airport and they waiting for us they're like oh like it's like me and it's not me they're looking they're looking at the other fools you feel me it's like me geechy active or whatever and they'll be like oh like you guys are crips huh you're from grape street or they already like like what the fuck boy oh you're from nerdy block like they know like already who less you're a tagger right like yeah you're exactly less you're on clemson street tagging like yeah literally macarthur park yeah no but they literally knew about fools already like oh so i was like okay y 'all really on fool's helmets but hip-hop police it'd be like internal beefs like you got G on in Murder, Inc.

2:04:55or some Death Row bad boy thing. People in battle rap ain't really beefing, though. They about to sign up for a battle too much. They all do homework on each other. It's a damn task force that they assign to people in the hip-hop industry. So it's a specific task force that focus on rappers. Just knowing you traveling, you might be traveling with a gun. You might be traveling with drugs. Ain't necessarily got to do with you beefing with somebody in hip-hop. Yeah, it's not just beef. police because they assigned to artists that still might be moving illegally. You know what I'm saying? But you know, hip hop police, they be having the type of the knowledge or whatever about certain shit and they dissecting these lyrics and things like that.

2:05:36That's true. So they be assigning them type of people, the people that came from our walk of life. Now they a police. You hip hop police and you know what they talking about and you know what I'm saying? Shit like that. so I wouldn't think it'd be for hip hop battle rap but Munchy like our event was like this one instance that I just described our event was in we were in the 413 Massachusetts you know where the near Lowell Massachusetts where I went to college for one year alright a lot of Cambodians out there the closest they flew us into Hartford for some reason that's like the closest airport I guess that's closer than Boston hell no you should have flown into or the promoter was cheap whatever you feel me they flew us there we was in a different state and they already knew he was going to be at that airport because y 'all got a flyer i'm just saying they they knew he was going to be at that airport though and it was already like oh these guys are here like i wouldn't trust you to steal thousands of pills from a pharmacy i feel like you might just take them all yeah definitely the funniest comment i saw and i couldn't even get mad like even though i'm like super butthurt that my boy's like caught up right now the funniest comment was It's almost like lush, hella hot that them pills ain't making back to him.

2:06:47Free my nigga, baby. I think he's got help now, right? Free Balo, come on, what the fuck is he talking about? Free the love, man. I said that too. I've seen somebody get super mad because I said, damn, you should have just took them shits before they pulled them over. First brother, craziest shit. I got a dark sense of humor, though, because that's a dark joke on multiple levels. I mean, if he would have kept going and got to throwing shit out the window, they would have to be collecting shit all up and down the highway. It would have to be snowing out there right now, too. they would have been blending.

2:07:14I would have boosted him. I would have shoved him out the window with a 1 ,000%, but it's probably, who knows? But I'm just saying. I would have boosted him when he sold Percocet. I'm ignorant when it comes to the federal whole little get-up. So they got minimums and all that little weird shit. It's too sophisticated to even all that terminology and shit. But on a state level, you know what I'm saying? It's fucked up. I'm finding the case, but I wouldn't be too nervous about it. It's harder to get bail, I believe, correct? I mentioned Geechee got to Sean Cotton from Say Cheese, and he immediately started laughing his ass off.

2:07:46And I'm like, no, he's like a pretty serious dude. He's like, oh, my bad. He's like, just because his name sounds crazy. Because Geechee, like, it means some funny bunny shit, like what? And in Miami, that's their little lingo? Yeah, so that word has connotations, but that's obviously not what he named his shit after, if you feel me. But there are people that use that word as, like, a slur for gay people. but like in the south like it wasn't originally like no gay term like gitchy was like a certain like type of people you know what I'm saying called themselves gitchy you know what I'm saying had nothing to do with being gay but I don't know what they turned it into what they got going on in Florida am I too old or does anyone remember a show called Gullah Gullah Island for kids I remember that okay Gullah Gullah Island I don't remember that that's white people shit it's actually that sounds like some Tiana Trump shit go, go, go, go.

2:08:37Oh, it's not. Is it Western white people shit or no? No, it's the complete opposite. It was like Nickelodeon. Yes, it's actually black people and they're from the Gullah slash Geechee culture, which is a specific type of culture off the coast. It's a real gay one, man. I ain't never heard of that. That's cool. Is it a gay show? Nothing gay about it. Gay show for kids on Nickelodeon? Oh, you said, okay, okay. Nah, I was referring to what Ant, because Ant broke it down. It's a specific like - No, I know what Geechee people is. Like, you know history. If you went into like blacks and like you, and you and like read about slavery and you read about these certain ports like down like through the Carolinas and Florida and you know about the Gitchy people.

2:09:14I've heard of what you speaking on. I heard of the Gaylo whatever and then I heard of Gitchy Gotti. But see, Mississippi have a different meaning, right? Because the Bay Area dudes get mad at us like because we call niggas G's like you a buster. In the Bay Area niggas don't appreciate that shit That means something so different down here Than it do up there He is just a greeting in me Like oh I'm excited up there And it come from Richmond by the way But down here it means something completely different Bro the funniest shit is what K-Mac told me About why he had so many fades While he was locked up That's crazy His last name Is If you spill a drink on yourself And you get a big blank on your shirt that's his last name that's a derogatory term for the bps's right and his first name begins with a k so on his prison wristband or whatever it is it says blank k so even though he's not a billion he's having to have mad fades in there over something that is some gangster shit right there there's some gangbanger shit is that like you gotta fight over something that don't even It makes sense.

2:10:27It's a letter off, by the way. Is it? Yes, it's a letter off. It's not the exact spelling, by the way. Just to clarify. Oh, okay, my bad. No, but that's even funnier. But that was some juvenile hall shit and juvenile hall people, everybody immature, bro. Like that wouldn't be an issue on a higher level. Like, county door. That's bro's real life name. You can't help it. You feel me? Like, what the fuck you gonna do? It's just my heart name. Everybody kids and immature. Like, you feel me? Like, cause you know everything is a diss. So, you know what I'm saying? All the fools and all the little stupid shit.

2:10:56You know what I'm saying? They need to let me in the Los Padrino's lawsuit, even though I was in the day room one day. I'm talking to one of the homies and I said a word to a hood. You know what I'm saying? We don't even beef it. I'm just talking to the homies like, yeah, woo woo. And somebody from that hood happened to be sitting right there and they like, man, what you like, man, watch your mouth. I'm like, what? Damn. I ain't watching nothing. Like I said, woo woo for me and dude ended up getting down though. but that shit was crazy. Juvenile Hall definitely was like that for sure. You wanna start?

2:11:29I remember when Alex, not Alex, Adam asked, oh, what's like our, what's out for us? We all like weighing. Our triggers. Right. And I'm not washing my mouth like the spot on the shirt. I'm not saying that. You know what I'm saying? If I'm having a regular conversation, I'ma say, you know what I'm saying? I'ma talk, you know what I'm saying? Like, nigga, I'm an adult. Yeah, for sure. T.F. Third got mad at me because I guess I didn't even know. I said a word that was an insult to his community. And that's crazy. I had no clue, and it wasn't even about that. Bro, any grown man, like the diss for his shit, bro, if it's being said, bro, and you know you're not disrespecting your hood.

2:12:12And that's the thing. I know the diss for their hood, and it wasn't that. It's another word related to that. And that's really crazy. You know, civilians, civilians, you shouldn't be tripping with members. Nigga, you know. Hey, bro, I'm not watching my mouth for nothing, bro. I'm not doing no code names, bro. If you, if you, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, that's the relationship you have with people. You are a nigga, not nigga. People want to suffer the consequences. If you're around members, you have to be conscious of what you say. You have to, you have to be. It's nothing. Well, listen, listen.

2:12:43I'm the type of person, this is all about respect. If you, if you, you know what I'm saying? Some people just got that type of law. He ain't saying that to say that. You know what I'm saying? Or whatever. Can y 'all got that type of relationship? and that's a type of relationship. But if a nigga just, we don't got that type of relationship and I don't know you, bro, that's problems, bro. Hey, man, I don't know. I'm going to talk to my regular, you know what I'm saying, talking shit because, you know, the diss work from my hood, shit, it's the community these days and they come up. As long as you ain't disrespecting me or trying to intentionally diss me, I'm not about to, hey, watch your mouth, all that shit.

2:13:16Like, nah, man, I ain't doing all that shit, bro. That's why it's funny because, like, the diss they would use for y 'all is, like, a real word that people might just say by accident. But lucky for me. But the diss for the Hoovers is not a real word that anybody would ever say. So they kind of get to skate on that. Lucky for me, like if I'm on my platform and people's like that, I'm like, bro, I'm trying to stay monetized. Or I ain't trying to. It's like a very offensive word outside of that that people don't normally say. But I mean, but if a nigga talking, you're like, you know what I'm saying?

2:13:45Brick Baby taught me some cool ways to not diss gangs. Like, for example, one day Brick Baby calls and I was asleep, you feel me? And I pick up the phone and he was like, he was like, oh, my bad. You was checking the neighborhood. You feel me? And I was like, you're fucking hilarious. Yes, I will call you back. You feel me? No, Rick is so funny. Rick wasn't finna say that shit. When we were outside of the prison or the jail, his girl had balloons that said 38 and he had to call her and be like, Yo, you got to make sure the balloons stop going backwards.

2:14:25But you can just imagine them sitting in there like these dudes ain't got nothing to do all day. He got a break, man. It's all good, man. Hey, man, that's since I get it, though. This is all about your camera. You will remember this. It's like the coolest thing that he's had happen in a minute. And, like, you know, his girls out there holding the balloons. You got to make sure the balloons stop going backwards. Can you make sure they're the right way? Yeah. So fucking great. I mean, shit, they got nothing to do in there but sit around in politics. So that's, like, not even surprising that that would get that kind of reaction, you know?

2:15:02Okay. Anyway. Free Brick, free Geechee Gotti. Free my boy Brick, man. I miss him. Free everybody. Free the forgotten population. All right. So let's talk about this. Colorful Moolah. Show the screen. for people who don't know Colorful Moolah is basically like the graphic designer slash one of the main creative minds but behind glow gang and and super close with chief keef etc and uh he basically 22 hours ago tweeted out why this n-word lush keeps saying he was sosa's a and r lol and what lush say what lush do and i got a phone full of receipts lush quote tweeted it and said because i got him signed to a million dollar deal in 2015 and i was literally his a and r slash executive producer of bang three fuck wrong with y 'all and then lush included you know some uh screenshots of him wow what a different lush this is uh hanging out with so so who this is like a time stamp on this that he's on the hoverboard that's god storage love that really was yo this is the flyest ref that's flyest ref that game my brother that's my brother grant you feel me literally since diapers and this is literally you see chief keep signing the deal that i got him right here literally so did you middleman or you had a title for real middleman i was his a and r i was executive producer of the project i was literally booking this so is you on the credits for being an executive producer yes i'm the executive producer of the project wow yo this is up yo lush you you ratioed colorful moolah and it was with our help but he had 96 likes on his tweet and then you are currently sitting at 632 likes twitter loves a clap back i mean you can see all the responses and that's not the only one i posted more receipts i posted because then he tried to say and look i don't i want to just say this i respect colorful mula you feel me like i for you man good man couple of minutes i don't give a fuck if i'm just saying what i'm saying you feel me like i respect him i respect what he do he was not involved in any capacity of the business relationship that was orchestrated whatsoever he wasn't managing Sosa at that time I don't know if he does now I love his design work he might have been in the corner a couple times I don't even recall meeting the dude to be honest he might have been in the corner of the studio when there's like 50 other fools from Chicago there because I just got Chief Keefe a million dollars so you're saying you and Sosa cooked him I'm sure what I'm because he tried to be like one of the major points of contention and then when it elevated from him just like because Remo's like nah he fuck with you like I'm on the phone with Remo I'm like bro get this guy on the phone right now he's like Remo's like nah he fuck with you it's love but then he's like like yo bitch ass like the tweets all of a sudden and I'm just like hey brother oh there's more tweets oh they're calling you bitches and you compliment them that's why I say kids just do your thing hey check this out bro I'm trying to help you out man you gotta look like a man up I am a motherfucking man.

2:18:08I'm the man that fucking A &R the project and got so some more money than anybody could have gotten him at that moment in his career. My balls are on the table on the ground. It is what it is. I don't need to talk down on this man to big myself up. You already said he was in a corner somewhere behind 50 Chicago niggas. Sure, sure, sure. All of that. But guess what? Here's the thing. So basically Chief Chief Keefe at the time had just had his deal with Interscope. Chief Keefe was, they were not fucking with him. They dropped him from his contract. And it wasn't because he's not talented. It's because the kid wouldn't fucking listen because nobody knew how to communicate with him.

2:18:52Because nobody really understood his vision. They were trying to fit him into the context of all this weird industry shit. And he wasn't going. He also wasn't showing up to video shoots. The song Hate Being Sober. the lead single where they got a feature from 50 cent and Wiz Khalifa on there by the way Sosa didn't want either one of those features on that song but they put them on there he liked the version without them better they put them on there and guess what happened then he didn't show up to the fucking video shoot 150 talk about that that was a legendary moment where we realized that Chief Keef really was as nonchalant as he seemed and and guess and around that same time I don't know if y 'all know about this I think I spoke about it on here uh Kanye had thrown him out to to Paris to work on the Yeezus album.

2:19:36He flew right back. You want to know why he got seven bars or like six and a half bars on that? It's like a weird odd number of bars because that fool went to France and said, I don't like the weed. I don't like the food. Went home. Left all his people out there. You feel me? Legend. Legend. He was 18 years old at the time. Whatever. Point is, nobody was trying to sign him for the anything close to the amount of money that I was able to get him. I not only was looking out for him, but I was trying to get deals for the entire glow gang. I had a situation in place for Tato to get a deal for an album, for SD to get a deal for his album, for Ball Out to get a deal for his album.

2:20:16We were about to sign Famous X2. We're actually in negotiations with Slim Jesus. You feel me? So we had a lot of shit on the table. I went to Great Lance to make sure that Chief Keep had a situation for no other reason than I was a fan. I liked his music I'm not fucking out here saying I'm a part of Glow Gang I never once said that this is like my lifelong friend I'm not from O Block Is there anything we could type in on record that you was an executive producer or anything? Absolutely, that's just on the internet That's a mic drop We got that? Yes I recall this being like the most trash era of Sosa's musical output though because didn't they put out like an EDM style pop song that was like probably the worst chief keith song of all time yes absolutely so there's a lot of competition so and i want to give moola some credit for one thing i'm gonna give the reason why i know why moola feel the way he do about me it's because he hate alki and he hated that whole situation and this is why moola i know why you hate alki is as soon as alki was like hey i want a percentage of the merch which is what his whole thing was and he's creating the imaging and all that for the merch he was like fuck this guy he's weird that's why mullah didn't do the artwork for the bang three album that's why he didn't do the artwork for that and also we got into it because he said that he introduced it's because of him that mac miller and chief keith have a song no it's because of me and my boy grant that mac miller and chief keith have a song together i actually posted i posted the picture because he tried to post like oh this is when they met i said this is when they met i was there too i don't know who brought him to the studio but guess what mac miller was very because i had that same studio and by the way it was that american studio in north hollywood uh meek mill had a room there chief keep had a room there and uh mac miller had a room there i don't know maybe maybe mula was the one random person who actually talked to mac to make him come into that room that day i don't want to take that away from him or not but guess what i was the one that said at the studio session three days later at fucking Paramount and got the song recorded.

2:22:32I'm the one that made sure Mac Miller got on the I Just Want a song, which is a song that I got recorded. How many songs do they got? They have two songs, and I'm responsible for both of them. You feel me? Both of them. And I'm not saying that he didn't do anything, but also I'll just say this. Mac was way more... Mac was... Mac was way more... You hear me? Mack was way more adamant about doing that record than Sosa was. And it took a lot of coaxing from myself and Grant to even get those records complete. I used to realize you proving your point, then you keep backtracking. No, explain how. Because you keep saying, but I'm not saying he didn't.

2:23:12And then you proving your point. Well, maybe bring him in a room. He could have been in there because that's what I'm saying. I know for a fact. Because I think he's hinging on the fact because I made him look wrong. Like he was flat out wrong about what he tweeted. Because first he said like. If you the one that got the songs done. I still have the files. Why would you even be backtracking and saying well maybe he could have been in the background doing this. You the one got it done. So you would know if he had something to do with something. No no I have all the texts. I can show you the texts between Mac Miller and me right now.

2:23:45But we actually keep backtracking on your seat. What I'm backtracking on is he might have actually been the one that was like hey Mac Miller come walk in the studio right now. meet Chief Keef. Oh, that's credited to him then. That's what I'm saying. He might have been, but I don't even, even if that had happened, that the song wouldn't have gotten done. Neither one of those songs would have gotten done. We are the ones that had to follow up. But that's like saying, you booked a room for me, for me and a bitch to go in there and I fucked and you credited yourself. No, it took me to fuck. It took, but guess what?

2:24:17In this instance, I'm the dude, the girl and the hotel. So you credited on the album? What the fuck? You credited on the album? Yes, I'm the executive producer. Can we get the screenshot? Let's pull it up. Sure. I got a million screenshots. So what is he talking about? I'm going to give you credit on the EP. No, it was the album. I just want the credits. Like on the album. So we can shut Moolah up and the army can stop backtracking. He even said, so what Moolah said then is that he's like, yeah, but Lush wasn't Chief Keefe's A &R. He worked, he was Phil Mons A &R. I don't think he understands what the word A &R means.

2:24:53Well, A &R means artists and repertoire. Yes, dumbass. Of course I worked for the fucking label, you retard. Rappers don't have A &Rs. You fucking idiot. You feel me? Like, rappers don't have A &Rs. The A &R is a liaison between the label and the rapper. Not only would Sosa have not gotten that deal, which probably was paying for your gay-ass designs, which are fire, by the way. I like their designs. You feel me? Which are fire. But you're gay as fuck for trying to talk shit about me. Honestly, you wouldn't even probably have had a career with Glow Gang because I don't even know if that shit would have, I don't know what would have happened, bro.

2:25:29Nobody was trying to give those guys money at that time. It was a tough situation, and I went on a limb and was able to finesse a billionaire. Now, was the deal that he wound up signing? The deal was cool. The execution was whack. Within a few months of that, yeah, my homie did almost get in a shootout at the fucking office, and then I fucking got unceremoniously relieved of my duties. Is this shoot documented? it? Well, the incident's documented. Did you tell? I think you just told. You gotta think about it for a long time. No, I didn't tell. Did you make a statement? Activities, Lush. No, this is like I think you guys told me the Statue of Limitation.

2:26:05It's been over 10 years. Did you make a statement? It's been 11 years since this incident. So, we're past the Statue of Limitations in the state of California. Yeah, there's this whole little thing that went down you feel me? Guns was drawn, whatever. Dumbass shit. It don't matter. We talking about music, man. Yeah, it don't matter. I was, the fact of the matter is, I did a great thing, and I was so says A &R, and it's unfortunate the way the situation played out, but to act like you can't revise history and retroactively take away my credit or my dick in your mouth, you feel me? You already sucked it.

2:26:40Swallowed the cum. Wow. So you really want to smoke with him like that? No, I don't. This is like to whoever, like, I don't. This is the last part. I love Glow Gang. I love Chief Keefe. And that shit pissed me the fuck off. That somebody who wasn't even around making moves had the audacity to fucking pop it about me. When I'm the only person that was putting money in these people's pocket at that time. You wasn't the manager. Uncle Ro was the motherfucking manager. Then Sosa fired him. Peter Pan came back. Bro, I was there the whole motherfucking time. You want to see the text with Mac Miller?

2:27:10No, not the text. We want to see the credits for that album. I could get a fucking platinum plaque if I wanted to right now. If he disputes it further, maybe we could dive into the text. but I feel like we'll take your word for it I had already posted look at Twitter bro everybody know I'm right I'm not logged in so I can't view the responses this already on Twitter bro is good and I don't want to disrespect this guy it's just like you saw him suck your dick that's cool hey suck my dick then you feel me suck my dick bro I don't give a fuck about fighting him I will Hulkamania elbow drop this fucking J-Cat I don't give a fuck about that I don't give a fuck about that.

2:27:49What I give a fuck about is like, damn, this is going to make it. It would have been dope to have some type of reunite with Chief Keefe because this is a dude who had a little hand in his career at a point. Yeah, but his partner is saying all this and that. You feel me? It's like, damn, bro. You told him to gobble, y 'all. I'm going to cart to park me. Damn, bro. You just told this, man. You said swallow the cunt. Absolutely. Swallow it. Every last rock. He called me a bitch. I don't give a fuck. We're going to get some content. He called me a bitch. I'm gonna DM Sosa right now and say, you know this guy?

2:28:21Oh, you messy. The last Scott score. He knows Sosa and Sosa, no matter, no matter. All you gotta do is go to the credits of the album and ain't nobody did it yet. Sosa know, and guess what? Sosa wanted me around more. I was the one helping his ass. But why we ain't went to the credits of that album to see your first and last name? I just been saying that 10 times already. What you mean? Your phone in your hand, right? But yeah, but there's no, there's nothing online that I could like, but I could, I could show you literally from physical units and I can show you from pay subs. I can tell you from contracts.

2:28:56There's articles, hip hop DX, like Jesus Christ. Like this has been out. I believe Lush. I provided a million. Show the screen. What did she say? I believe Lush. Y 'all got Lush fucked up. What did she say? I asked Gemini, did Lush 1 produce his chief keep up? I didn't say I produced. No, Lush 1, often referred to as Lush, did not produce a chief keep up. Oh, but it does say Lush acted as corporate executives, specifically as the head of urban content at FilmOn and was instrumental in brokering the deal to get Chief Keef signed to billionaire Alki David's FilmOn slash Hologram USA Network. Although on Finally Rich, we're not talking about Finally Rich.

2:29:34That was produced by Young Chop. I mean, this was like a murky time where there wasn't really, like a lot of those early Chief Keef projects did not land on streaming services or anything like that. No, you middleman the deal, bro. Yeah, that's not at all what happened. I fucking babysat them. Either way, you get the credit, though. I babysat a bunch of fucking gang members from Chicago. Had them sleeping on my couch when they could. I brought multi-platinum producers to their first major studio session. I put legendary platinum artists together. And guess what? I'm just a smoker in MacArthur Park.

2:30:10So what the fuck? Call him MacArthur's Ark. You dig? so all that to say fool like what happened happened you can't unsuck this dick it's funny how there's so many three years ago Lush explains how he got Chief Keef signed to a billionaire everybody knows bro community three years ago Lush talks about working with Chief Keef three years ago Lush admits to saying the n-word to get Chief Keef signed 100 % you want to hear the story though you better keep the n-word out your mouth I'm not going to say the word. He earned it. So here's the story. What was you going to say he earned it? You can't get that pass out.

2:30:52No. I was trying to show this dumbass old white man. You feel me? The fucking like why he should sign this guy. Self-hate. And he wasn't really that excited. So I had to rap the lyrics of Finito along with him. Jump on his desk like Bobby Schmurter and literally rap Finito to him. Okay. But I heard through the metaverse streets that he gave you the money to go get him. Huh? The billionaire, yeah. In the metaverse streets, they were saying like he had the bag and he gave you the bag, just go get him. So you never heard that narrative before? No, I haven't heard that narrative and I honestly don't even fully know what it means, to be honest.

2:31:31Lush on his boss making him stay in the bathroom as he took a shit. I lied. Wait, what? No, I heard that. I lied. I heard he was taking a rap He was taking a shit And you were sitting next to him While he was taking a shit I was jacking him off While he was shooting No no no no no no For real Did you do that Because he needed a fake Nah nah nah Look how fat you were Lush on becoming One of the biggest drug dealers This is like The day I met you That was the Second I yell hell It's crazy Well It's all Legendary concept The fact of the matter Like look dude Look It was a It was a Fucking crazy situation It was a crazy time, but guess what?

2:32:12It happened. It happened. I'm sorry. How'd you go from GD to crit? It happened.

2:32:22Anyway, moving on. This is basically like the most viral thing that happened this weekend. We got to talk about it. We're finally going to talk about LaRusse on NoJumper. LaRusse is receiving backlash for saying that Lil Wayne never talks about nothing in his music. damn, this N-word wasn't talking about nothing. Now, we can watch this clip, and then let's dig into it, because I do feel, regardless of my thoughts on LaRussell's catalog, that this is being taken out of context. I got to respect it. He had a conviction. And shout-out to Jeff Weiss and Rosecrans Vic, who this is from their podcast that's called The Truth Hurts.

2:33:01And I will say also that this is an example of how going viral is essentially useless in this day and age, because I went and looked at the actual podcast. And despite this being like probably viewed like a hundred million times on social media over the weekend, the original podcast has 2 ,000 views. Rosecrans Vic the one DeJong beat up, right? No, no, no, no. He jumped in. Rosecrans Vic was like the manager of the artist or at least like connected to the artist that got beat up in that scenario. Vic, I don't think it's - Yeah, Vic kicked the shit out of DeJong. Vic's an industry. Oh, wait, but remember Vic, Vic took like, he had to like take the radio station out of his bio and shit after all that went down.

2:33:41Or he did. I don't know if he probably put it back. But all right, let's play this clip.

2:33:45Adam22:You know, I had a moment in my journey where I had grew a disdain for Wayne just because I started listening to everything. Like I started maturing as a human and I'm like, damn, this nigga wasn't talking about nothing for a long time. I think that's what his argument was. You know, like as someone who like grew up in these communities and grew up with homies who I seen want to be floods because they follow Wayne and want to be gangsta and want to shoot all the gun bars. Like I've seen the negative that he contributed to the community. And I had to look like, man, what are the songs where he really talked about something and gave?

2:34:27Adam22:And out of a thousand song catalog, you know, it's my new on this scene. Yeah, I got it. He had a conviction. You know, I had a, I had a Georgia Bush and I do. And that do bother me. Man, tie my hands. That's what I was going to say. Tie my hands is the only one I can think of. And that's the thing. It's like, if I hug you once, but I slapped the shit out of you a thousand times, you know, your affinity for me is going, you're probably going to remember me for this. And a lot of people don't, you know, as I mature, a lot of my old favorite artists, I'm now like, damn, like, I love you because I learned how to rap to you.

2:35:03Adam22:But when you look at the contribution, it's like, man, Georgia Bush. And I do. And I do. I think like if you were to see even more of the context, he makes it more clear that he's actually a huge little Wayne fan. That's just like a criticism that he had of him. What are our thoughts? Do you guys think that Russell was out of pocket for saying this? Or do you think that he has a fair point? I'm gonna let the guys over here go first. I mean, no, yo, you know, you got to be critical, you know, as an emcee. I know when I do a lot of my music, I send my music to MCs because I want the constructive criticism of another MC or somebody that's rapping versus somebody that's not rapping.

2:35:44Yeah, you want to show the fans love, but I want the constructive criticism from another MC. As somebody growing up, being a Lil Wayne fan myself, Lil Wayne was an artist that just went crazy and just put anything together that rhymed. he wasn't like coming together with um like a um a scheme like a like like a story scheme of telling a story or anything like like like that Lil Wayne never been that type of rapper he just been like punchline metaphor just makes him shit sound crazy you like oh Lil Wayne going crazy but you know if you listen to like a Jay-Z or you know somebody else they they telling stories telling shit that's actual actually happened now he do have a song or two where he might have told a story but for the most part Wayne just like punchlines puts some shit together for sure so Lil Russell accurate in what he said you feel me I don't think he said nothing like degrading you know what I'm saying like a lot of people are reacting to that clip on social media acting as if Lil Russell basically said that Wayne is a completely useless rapper that he was terrible that he sucked and I think that's a non-charitable reading of what he was actually saying because listen if you're a hip-hop fan for sure there has been times where you have put on an album from a rapper that you like and by the time you got to song four or five you were thinking to yourself man this motherfucker ain't talking about shit he's talking about chains and cars and good weed and bitches and you know it's a common trap that a lot of rappers fall into but at the same time do we want to hear super conceptual records i mean that's something i've and critical of Eminem for is that sometimes Eminem's catalog can be a little difficult to get through because it feels like each song has to be this big, grandiose statement where I feel like a lot of us would rather hear Eminem just go crazy with the bars and not necessarily have to feel like he's making a complete record.

2:37:38Talk about stabbing your mom or something, bro. LaRosa, I think that's a disrespectful statement, what he talking about. It just sound like, yo, taste some music change as you got older. And that's that. I thought people listened up for bars. You know what I'm saying? like is it like also i don't get it i just think he kind of like and he pretty much was just saying like he gave wayne his flowers like i came up listening to wayne i learned how to rap because of wayne like i could contribute some of my rapping to him but like if you listen to russell russell is somebody like he gonna he's gonna tell a story kind of like a slick rick like a newer version he's telling stories to where rank wayne is not really like a storyteller rapper you know what I'm saying so he's just like to him growing up now he looking back like damn I can look at it like Wayne was saying probably like a lot of dope shit but he wasn't really saying nothing as far as putting like a song together it was just like you know a bunch of just like shit like like put together see but but that's why I asked yesterday how old is he 31 right I'm like but but but on Lights Out he got songs on the project Lights Out that that he talking about is Paz Rest in Peace and that's way back that's way back when he got a A few songs, for sure.

2:38:51But that's not - Y 'all get blues, you know what I'm saying? Like, I miss my dogs, all the time. Even the show with him at Turk. I ain't scared to lose my life, but whatever. No, he's talking about LaRussells, like 31, 32, something like that. Yeah, LaRussells, 31. Wayne's like 40. No, I'm not talking about Wayne. No, no, LaRussells, 31. And at that age, I'm thinking you should probably know about these projects when he is kind of talking. You know what I'm saying? Well, exactly. So that's what I was finna say. And actually, Jeff Wise brought it up in that clip, but you can only see - Georgia Bush.

2:39:20Yeah. That was a classic. The Georgia Bush record by Lil Wayne. Was that even on an album? No, no, no. It's actually a remix of a Ludacris. It's a freestyle over a Ludacris song. Wasn't that on the Dedication 3, if my memory serves me? That's a mixtape. Damn, I got a good memory. And that's an incredible song where he's talking about Hurricane Katrina and the results of that. I also want to point out, super on point with the Slick Rick observation that's going to go over a lot of people's heads. but that lineage of stylistic rapper that's more relaxed goes right back to slick rick he is the original that style which snoop mac dre and all these other guys kind of i think that's part of why that take got such a hyperbolic reaction is because when we think about our favorite rappers of all time there are examples of people like jay-z stands out as probably the most extreme example where it's like every bar is gospel he got very few bars where he's just saying some fly shit it's like really he's putting you on game he's telling you about what he's about to do in his life etc and then he kind of delivered on everything but you know we just uh we just used up a lot of oxygen talking about fabulous and lloyd banks and i'm not saying that neither of them ever made conceptual high-end projects and certain songs etc but probably 90 of their catalog is them putting together punch lines talking about how fly they are and how dope they are Like if you don't like that shit, then your hip hop fandom is probably going to be relatively short lived.

2:40:51A hundred percent. You got to be able to appreciate that because, you know, if you go outside the barbershop and fools are spitting to each other or like the earliest version of what hip hop is, a lot of it is just people trying to sound cooler or tougher or harder than the other guy. I'd rather listen to stack bundles, random mixtape songs from the early two thousands. Then like then a J. Cole or Kendrick doing these conceptual albums. Who do we listen to? I'm curious to know because if you got something negative to say about Wayne catalog, that's crazy. Who is he locking? I think it's fair to be critical of a rapper that you love.

2:41:28I love Wayne's content as well but I could say that especially in his older years if I were to put on his album I'm probably going to have a similar thought of like damn this motherfucker is still talking about how cool he is after all these years. It's just like being critiqued, just like how they had a conversation about Kobe, Jordan LeBron. You got to understand, Wayne was a person that was, you know what I'm saying, phrased the best rapper alive at one point in time. So it's going to be a lot of critiquing. Definitely when you putting him up against motherfuckers like Tupac, Biggie's, Jay-Z's, Kendrick's, and J.

2:42:04Cole's. He said best rapper alive. Yeah. Because you said Pac. Yeah, all these dudes at a point in time was arguably the best rapper alive. When they was alive. Even they had to, like, fuck with the death. Like, all these dudes. When Wayne said that, he's saying the ones that's still living right now. Regardless how you're trying to paraphrase it, like, he's still, like, in that debate when names going to come up, who was the best rappers. To me, in my personal opinion, I felt it was disrespectful. I ain't going to lie to you. And not only that, I mean, you look at his age, then it tells you that he wasn't like to be fair to be fair Wayne last three albums are trash so I'm just keeping it real trash to me I ain't even heard him but listen but Wayne to me like today is like a Nicki Minaj not like that but let me land Nicki Minaj's music her last couple albums to me was trash but if you put her on any feature she killed a person that's the same thing like Wayne you put Wayne on any he's gonna murder anybody on anything.

2:43:11And I don't think the young dude. I mean, to be fair, Nicki, she never made an album for us. Every album had a lot of songs that was for the girls, for her young ass girl audience. She was always barring up, though. Anything, if you put Nicki on a feature, it's not even close, bro. that's a fake but i don't think at 31 years old i don't think he got the experience no 08 no 07 08 09 010 wayne when he dropped he had a hundred hundred singles that charted that that's crazy so that's never been done before so so that means he wasn't so if he can't absorb that music then he wasn't because that's the same time that the hyphy movement was cracking and his whole thing is hyphy revitalization right and what was the what was the lyrical themes of hyphy in general was we're having a good time, we're getting fucked up, we're hanging out.

2:44:05It's not really anything super deep on average. So to conclude my analysis, to say Wayne wasn't talking about nothing, what year you talking about? That's blasphemy. It is. Because he was talking that talk at least like four, five years in a row. And I'm talking about all his peers gave it to him. Like, man, you can't. I'm talking about this man had over 100 songs that charted in one year. He was talking on 500 Degrees. He was talking on the Squad Up tips. He was talking on Carter 1, Carter 2. They don't even know about young money. They don't know that T-Street came from the squad. They don't know about that.

2:44:44That's a fact, bro. They don't know about that. I listen to all that. I just feel like he's saying, like, Wayne. He feel like that Wayne music didn't have substance as far as, like. But he's 31, eh? You know what I'm saying? He couldn't enjoy it at that age. You can't enjoy no 500 Degrees, Gangsters and Pimps. Come on, man. Quarter one to quarter two. You can't be saying that Wayne wasn't talking about nothing on a quarter one, quarter two. Quarter two. Quarter two. The block is hot? Fire. The block is hot? Quarter two is Pete Wayne. What? Okay, so what message was he delivering for you? On what's the album?

2:45:25For whatever album, because this is what LaRussell talking about. I think he's critiquing, saying like, and I'm a Wayne fan. I'm just saying from his perspective, I think he's saying that like, yeah, Wayne, nigga, was a shit, was a hard artist. I came up, he sort of taught me how to rap. But now looking back when I listen to his music, like I don't think he was delivering a message. As far as like some of these other great artists.

2:45:52He said, you know how many people became Bloods or whatever. right but how many um i mean how many songs is he really like uh not i mean dude he made me come blood no no no no what damn they went at that little bitty-ass airport y 'all landed in at the battle rap let me land look what i'm saying is he ain't got that many songs where he just bled through there and his version of being a blood was not some crazy let's go kill all the crips ass blood and it was more just we're bloods we're fly we're dope whatever it was people It wasn't the most negative interpretation of being a blood, which I thought that was kind of weird.

2:46:30But he said, like, he talking about his music and what he talking about in his music, but how many songs is he really just big blood in? It's not that many. It ain't that he's big blood in art. So most of these guys that get Grammys, you know what I'm saying, at the Grammys, like, they song selection, you know what I'm saying, like a lot of times it'd be like something behind it or, you know, a story behind it or he was talking about this. Wayne was just boring up. Wayne just had a lot of crazy bars and songs that were just boring up. You didn't know what the fuck Wayne was about to say. Wayne didn't say anything, and I think he's just kind of saying, like, Wayne, like, didn't have a message.

2:47:05Yeah, and that's why I didn't take that from there. I took from it. My take was from it. He said, Wayne, when you saying you ain't talking about nothing, he ain't talking about me and you are not lyrical. That's exactly what I got it from as far as from an artist's perspective and a consumer and a literacy. I think he would have said that. He's acknowledging that he's lyrical. He's just saying they didn't have substance. That's exactly my point. No, no, lyrical and having substance is totally different. Listen, punchline rap is something different than being lyric. You can't tell me that Wayne is not a lyricist, bro.

2:47:37It's different. No, he was saying he not saying that. No, he could have it. He would have said Wayne is a punchline rapper. No, no, no. What he said was he wasn't saying nothing. That's exactly my point. He's talking about the substance. Like saying what kind of message is he trying to send? Exactly my point. So if a person is saying this rapper don't have no substance, that means you're not talking about you're not lyrical, bro. You're not lyrical. No, no, no. You're saying two different things. Like having substance and being barred up is two different things. Yeah, because you can rap all day about how big your gun is and how cool your cars are and you're lyrical if you say it in creative ways.

2:48:11But substance is you're making songs that address real issues that go in depth about things. Social commentary. But we all know that Wayne is an alien, bro. He don't even know who in office right now. Well, you know, because Trump is his boy, but... I don't agree with that. Spodifaz hates agreeing with anything. I think the man... You're right. You're right, though. I don't. I think it's disrespectful, period, bro. It is. Like, what you mean he ain't saying that? Like, what song? I can ask what songs are we saying shit. I really like... But it is a relatively small percentage of his... I really like the video Flacco made commenting on this whole situation, but I think he left out something, and there's something that most people have missed, So I got a little hot take.

2:48:54Hit it. All right. So I'm actually glad that LaRusso announced that he is officially has a relationship with Roc Nation and with Jay-Z because beforehand it looked like he was basically being used as a public spokesman paid under the table. And it seemed very disingenuine when he came out the closet and was like, hey, I actually do have a deal with them. It's not just for distribution. I am signed to Roc Nation. I love Hope. I was like okay at least you're being honest now because at first it seemed like it was being meant to subvert people and it was this whole marketing scheme that Roc Nation was doing for their new distribution service and who better to run that through than the face of independence, LaRussell Mr.

2:49:38DIY, Mr. Fuck the Industry I think you might be giving LaRussell a little too much credit he is very much a fringe character in hip hop that 99 % of rap fans don't know who he is that's not the point, so LaRussell kissing ass going at Wayne for Jay-Z. Dependent. Okay, he is now essentially Jay-Z's spokesperson slash pitbull. Do you think that Jay-Z has ever said the words Lil Wayne to LaRussell? No. I'm going to go out on a limb as hell. No, no, no. But you know, some people will take it upon themselves to go ask somebody for you just for some brownie points. I think he was actually just speaking his mind and making a pretty nuanced point about someone that he professed having a real fandom of.

2:50:21Jay-Z or Lil Wayne, do you? Jay-Z over everybody. Jay-Z is the actual goat. We say a lot of people are goats. Jay-Z is the goat. The perfect rapper. Of all time? 100%. You want to go outside? We're going to absolutely talk about them all time. That's not exactly a fringe opinion. You're talking about substance? The king of substance. Can you just fuck? Hold on. How about Bach? Cam-Rod put together a 10-minute compilation of him biting people's bars. All day. What? You don't do anything. Cam-Rod put together a 10-minute compilation of him biting people's bars. That's not what he's doing. What? Cam was being extremely disingenuous with that.

2:51:04When I say a big bar, I'm going to be picking up my brother. I'm picking up my bro. I'm picking up to do it. Plus, my own flow is foolish. Come on, dude. What are you saying? So y 'all didn't see that Swagger Jacker segment? He went, play this person's song and play his. Play his and play his. But every single one of those bars is just a reference to a big lyric. It's not like he stole the lyric. So then what does Drake do? No, no, no, no, no, no. We ain't defending Drake, bro. Drake ain't even in this conversation. I'm saying people, a whole thing, I think T-Pain didn't even get paid for a whole song because something that sounded similar to somebody's shit.

2:51:40He biting whole shits. It's like a whole bar and a half. And he did that to 20 artists. And they put it in a compilation. What you are saying is demonstrably false. Jay-Z was using big bars to pay homage to someone that he was very close with. There was no secrecy. He was not doing anything underhanded. He was not trying to hide it. He was paying respects to one of the greatest rappers of all time. Part didn't even like him. Bro, hold on, hold on. He did it to a lot of rappers That ain't even got that much notoriety He bit little people He wasn't paying homage You gotta listen to it I heard it too many years ago Bro, this has been out for years, bro Jay-Z No, it's so crazy So like Jay-Z In the intro to a song being You Gotta Love Me or Leave Me Alone Then you're gonna be like Oh, he bit Brand Newbie He didn't see your greatest of all time No, he didn't fucking bite Brand Newbie Damn, Dad just did an interview He said He's your greatest of all time Yes, I've been said Hope is my favorite rapper He's a same Who is it?

2:52:36If we ask JVT right now Who's not even over Pac? I like Jay-Z better than Pac. Sorry. Keep in mind, we're talking about rap. Hold on. Hold on. If we ask Chet GBT right now, who's the greatest rapper of all time, I'm just going to say Jay-Z. Because he probably owns Chet TBT. No, he doesn't. He's not Sam Altman. Bar for bar. Rhyme for rhyme. Skill set for skill set. Nobody's fucking with Hov. If you were to poll every hip-hop listener on earth, Jay-Z would be the average greatest rapper of all time. Hey, Les, you're contradicting yourself, bro. He'll start cooking later on in his career. He did not.

2:53:10He did not. He did not. His first album was a classic. His second album. Look it. Jay-Z is frequently ranked as the best rapper of all time by publications like Billboard, Vibe, and Forbes due to his extensive, high-quality, and influential catalog. Other top contenders consistently cited include Kendrick Lamar, Nas, Tupac, and Eminem, which all great rappers, but I go Jeff. He buys accolades. That's why they consider him the greatest. I'm disappointed in you, bro. You're a West Coast nationalist. I am. The people ain't saying that. You of all people. So Spudy, what about Hope's verse on What's Beef by Meek Mill from a few years ago?

2:53:45I'm not saying he. Why you throwing other rappers in there? We talking about Jay-Z's verse. Listen, Jay amazing, bro. Jay, he get to talking. I ain't going to lie. He really, he get to talking, but he not better. Talking to somebody else's lyrics. Yeah, he not better than Pac, bro. That's a fact, bro. Pac better than Pac. But keep in mind, you're only naming one rapper better than him. Big. So it seems pretty. I say Wayne. Big at like I got Wayne over Jay too Jay Z was elite For like 10 albums It's easy to put He puts his own units He buys his own units Talk about that In his Grammys Wayne's favorite rapper Is Jay Z By the way Because he's about To save him from baby I got Wayne over Jay Dude Wayne's favorite rapper Is Jay I got Wayne over Jay I got Wayne Bro but see This fool He's a fake Hey look look look Listen You didn't bash people For not having Like barring up they self bro We all agree people bounce off each other.

2:54:36We both adamantly disagree with the idea that Jay-Z stole anything. Ten minutes, ten minutes. He never had to. He's the GOAT. He did it to pay homage to his friend who died early in his career. I think he bit Lil Mama and some O-C. Lil Mama bit his stage time. She stole his sign. We're going to make a poll. We're going to make a poll. Let's see how the chat feels. Tupac versus Pac. Hey, bro. Tupac versus Pac. So you didn't see that Cameron shit? He paid homage for 20 minutes straight? Yeah, he showed in. You know what I mean? To over 20 rappers? Remember the XXL? Under these, they bite them. What was that?

2:55:12Yeah, yeah. Swagger Jacker. Yeah, Swagger Jacker. Jay-Z done been in there a whole lot of times. Bro, I feel like Slick Rick. Tupac, Biggie. So when Snoop Dogg made a song called Lottie Dottie and he took all of Slick Rick's lyrics, that was okay? We're not saying Snoop Dogg is the greatest rapper. That's not a conversation. When we're talking about two artists, why are you always bringing another artist in? I'm just saying that point is disingenuous to say that Jay-Z stole anything. But you didn't see it, though. I have seen it. I was listening to all that shit back in the day, too. And I thought it was dumb then, too.

2:55:46And you've also yet to cite a specific example. You're saying, watch this compilation video. Because it's 20 examples in one. What are you talking about? Trash. No, it wasn't. Trash. How is that trash? Trash. And it was conceptual from the perspective of trash. No, it wasn't. You know, this is a two-sold. Trash. No, no. And I start buying these units. That's like a fourth or fifth. See, you know that good, too. That's a cold fight. I promise you that. No, no. I can name five that I like better than that. After I heard that little shit, I'm like, man, this nigga gonna beat everybody. Blueprint, flawless album.

2:56:18Reasonable Doubt, flawless album. Black album, flawless album. Wayne can never. It's crazy how. And I would say Me Against the World and All Eyes on Me are classics, too. Life of Thomas, Sean Quarter. Jay-Z got more classics. You said who? Jay-Z has more classic albums than Tupac. You crazy. We just named three. I'm not discussing him. What are the three? Name three classic Tupac albums. I'll give you Me Against the World and All Eyes on Me. And Machiavelli. What are you talking about? Machiavelli. Machiavelli. Garbage. What? Oh, my God. Better days. That's a scrap album. You sound great. Tupac's in a Tupac's in a snail.

2:56:54Machiavelli got like two good songs. Nah. What do you sound crazy, bro? To put that against Jay-Z's classics is heresy. They got to get every time. Jay-Z. We're going outside. Spudy, come on outside. How many classics? At least three. Reasonable Doubt, Blueprint. The only one that gave him a reasonable doubt. Blueprint is a classic. Blueprint is his best album. You cannot deny Blueprint. I don't know about the best album, but it's definitely a classic. I'm like, honestly. Two. You talking about Blueprint one or two? One. Blueprint one. Two is pretty elite. If two had been a single album instead of a double album, it would also be a classic.

2:57:24I love three. It's definitely a classic, but he ain't got more. He ain't got more classic albums. That ain't even a fair comparison because the last time I checked, Pac, Spotify number was like 32 million or something. He's not even here. You know what I'm saying? That's why I don't even like to compare Pac to people. That ain't even fair. Tupac, he blowing him out. After his death, he come with nothing but double albums. And it's crazy because it's like... And they're all forgettable. Every posthumous Tupac album is totally forgettable. Throwaway tracks. What you saying, what? There's good songs here and there.

2:57:59Still all rise. Still all rise. Shout out to the homie Big Runner. He's so crazy, yo. Hey, hey, hey, hey, I really - I wanna know what this poll's talking about. Right now, these bitch ass fans are saying 74 % for Tupac. I knew that, though. Right, oh, I didn't know that. Thank you. Also, Jay-Z has more monthly listeners than Tupac. He's alive, and he buys his stream. Hold on, hold on, hold on. He hasn't put out money in his house since 96. He buys his stream? Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, You know about the deal? That's why he going to platinum him on a date.

2:58:25Because a lot of stuff was like a couple years ago when it was 32 million. Jay-Z got 40 million. Tupac got 28 million. Come on, man. Okay, a couple years ago. He is still alive. But also, he put out way more albums. He got bots. Why would he want bots? Because when he had a title before, he sold it. Everybody know he was buying his own album. When he did the deal with Verizon. Why would that impact his monthly listeners right now on Spotify? Because he'd cheat. That's how he'd cheat to get his album to number one in the sales. If you wanted to prove that you are deranged, you just did it. A million albums off the coast.

2:58:58I thought this was on my way. But why would that impact his monthly listeners right now? I mean, he's alive, though. Pac is not alive. I know, but I mean, Jay-Z don't put out music. Mid-Dance is 96. But the fact that Tupac is still in the conversation and that his music has endured this long is a testament to how amazing he is. For sure, for sure. Jay-Z don't got not one album that could beat All Eyes on Me. That is a fact. I disagree. I'm not going to lie. Oh, my God. I don't know why something is a great album. It is a great album. Chase the Goat. And I understand the way. They got Big album over his.

2:59:28And I understand the way. To me, I like Big better than Pac sometimes, bro. I ain't going to lie to you. Sometimes I'm liking Big better than Pac. I love them both. I love them both. Anyway, just to bring it back to the main combo, I just want to say the unfortunate thing about this, and I say this as somebody who I know our group chat had a little bit of a war about LaRussell a couple weeks ago where we were talking about him before all this went down, where some people were very enthusiastic about his hustle and his marketing acumen and everything. Personally, not really a fan of his music. It sounds a little bit, it's just a little too fun for me.

3:00:06Somebody say kid bop. I said kids bop, yeah. I said backpacker. Well, I said it. I called it. It's too jolly. I called it. It's the rapper. Gentrified hyphy pep rally music was the exact phrase that I used. But I do, I just, I could separate the fact that I'm not huge on his music from the fact that I really respect L Russell as a marketer, as a mind. You know, you even see him on the podcast. He's better, that's the irony, is that he's willing to have a conversation where he makes a very nuanced point about Lil Wayne that the average rapper would never attempt to have. And so now he's being crucified because he was willing to have a conversation that is typically the territory that music journalists and radio personalities and podcasters would have.

3:00:48Like if I came on the podcast and said, this is my criticism of Lil Wayne, nobody would be all that shocked because this is kind of what podcasters do. He's a rapper. So now every single bullshit verse that he ever spit is being reposted on Twitter and people are tearing him apart because now everything that Lil Russell says and does is being held to the standard of having to have substance and be better than Lil Wayne, which is really unfortunate. And he even said himself in a clip that he went his whole career up to this with almost no hate. Nobody picking on him. Nobody even really like, you know, a huge percentage of people not even know who he was.

3:01:23And now he's got to deal with the fact that he's going to be under the microscope for the foreseeable future. And being compared to Lil Wayne is one of the greatest of all time. So when the Russell first started releasing music, it was it was really. He was. Stop jumping out the water. Stop jumping out. He used to be rapping over Chopped Soul samples, more introspective, like lyrical music before like this current arc that he was on. So at first I was like, damn, this kid's kind of sick. He like has some West Coast J. Cole energy. I thought he had a lot of potential. Really enjoyed the independent grind.

3:01:57And that's why I like what you were saying. You're right, Adam. He's not famous to people, but to artists, they definitely like know who he is. And he's an example of an independent artist that's really cultivated their own fan base and scene to the point where he makes sense for a rock nation to associate. The thing about his fan base is from every indicator that I can see from like the views on his stuff, the views on his interviews, the number of monthly listeners has, etc. I would say he has a pretty small niche fan base, but he's so good at marketing and he's been so consistent about putting himself out there that it almost feels like he's bigger than he actually is.

3:02:39And as a result, it's kind of like his existence seems annoying to some people because they hear about him a bunch. But meanwhile, they don't really care about his music and he hasn't really made music that resonates with a large percentage of the people who hear about him all the time. You know, it's like it's good to be a small artist when your fan base is the only ones who know about you. But he's constantly putting himself in positions where bigger audiences are paying attention to him or at least like hearing about him. But then meanwhile, from my perspective, his music doesn't really live up to that hype.

3:03:09He was independent at 13 ,000 first week. That's pretty crazy, dog. Like, that's not easy to do. And that is crazy, although I'm extremely suspicious of these numbers. Those numbers. Yeah, there definitely is potential question. ability there. I will say I enjoy LaRusso when he's working with other Bay Area rappers and shining a light on them. Like my favorite rapper from Vallejo is Neff the Pharaoh and I like when they've done shit together that I think is really dope and I like what he does for the Bay but overall I think that people just need to, he need to step his bars up if he's going to be popping it about Wayne.

3:03:44You going to say that so favorite over Fody? Currently, I don't even count like Fody's like legend status, goat status, you feel me? What'd you say about Fodys? Yeah, yeah, yeah. E what? No, E-Fodys, man. He the ambassador for real. That's a fact. No, E-Fodys, like, goaded, but I'm saying of, like, the younger crop. But I also, regardless of what I think of his catalog, I do want to see him win just because I appreciate seeing anybody who's thoughtful or, and he's pushing the Bay Area and pushing Northern California and let's be real. It's kind of cold for Northern California right now as far as people who are getting national attention.

3:04:26He does have an important role regardless of if I'm a fan. I think Jay-Z is overrated. You think he's overrated? Jay-Z. Oh, what the fuck? Are you still on that? Jay-Z is being overrated. That was like 10 minutes ago. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm still going to be fired up too. I would literally do like a 10-hour podcast with you guys about this if you want. You want to do a song battle? Because like... Yeah, we could do... So you think if Jay-Z and Lil Wayne Did a versus Jay-Z a win? Yeah I think it's going to come down to age Yeah it depends on the age In recent years In recent years Jay His best music Been being on features Could we agree?

3:05:11He stopped putting out albums I think wisely Because the project that he did with, what's his name? Who's the dude they did the split project with? Jay Electronica. You know, he didn't have to do that. Thank God he did. That's just tight. You liked it? It's been a while since I heard it. 4-4-4 put you to sleep. Meditation music. For an old head, that was a good album. It's a lot better than Wayne's recent output. Oh, sorry, Jay-Z was trying to teach us physical responsibility. Sorry, he was trying to educate people. Jay-Z ain't the type of artist that give you game. He just bashed, which we got going on now.

3:05:47Oh, put money phones in my ear, bad connection or all that little butchie. You had a point. No, but not - Because motherfuckers don't put money to their ear anymore. No, but you can't knock people for what they doing. Man, you ain't like that. You ain't like that. You ain't like that. You ain't like that. He turned it quick. Jay-Z made y 'all stop wearing jerseys. Crazy. Jay-Z made you take the rims off your car. Fabulous still wearing headbands. Listen. Hey, look, look, look. Listen, bro, Jay-Z and this music don't give game. He just bash people. That is such a reductive perspective on possibly like the most game-giving rapper of all time.

3:06:18No, he's not. Yes, he is. Yes, he is. How? Who's the most content sport rapper ever? Tupac Shakur? What are you talking about? No, no, no, no. Pac was giving you game at the game at the game. That's a different type of game. Helping people get where you at. I'm talking about like business game. School responsibility. Like life advice game. Like how to become what he then eventually did game. He ain't got no song saying none of that shit. What the fuck? He never listened to a JG album. All he's doing is kicking niggas down and talking about niggas. How they should be doing it, but not telling us how.

3:06:48That's 1 % of his output. What they should be doing, but not how. Majority of the songs he got like that is features, though. But he got a song like that. Do you fools listen to music, or do you just skim through it? Munchie, you skim through it. Oh! He telling the... That Izzo... That Izzo... That Izzo... That Izzo... That Izzo, he was talking. He telling the niggas what they should be doing and not how to do it. No, you're both. Or bashing the younger generation. Oh, different auto-tune. He tells you you're weak as fuck. He tells you that all the shit you're doing is gay, and that he's better than you.

3:07:15but he also is telling you about what you should be doing. The death of auto-tune shit didn't work. He scored a guy. I think to him that was a huge indicator of like, oh, all right, I probably only got a couple more albums. I don't need to be hanging out too long here. Yeah, let me take a step back. Jay told you, man. He said, I'm only trying to give you the game from$9.99. You got to just buy the house. That's why they be giving him three or four million verses. Nipsey was a game giver. That's a fact. Dang, damn. Before he lost his mind, he was. If Nip was a game giver, he got a lot of game from Jay.

3:07:52I mean, straight up. Hell no, man. He got it from his upbringing, bro. His whole hustle method and all that. Bro, he talks about Jay-Z being a mentor to him. Jay literally spent$10 ,000 on the Crenshaw team. I bet there's some things you want to learn from Jay and see how he got there. You know what I'm saying? But that's why they got this whole thing, the money or dinner with Jay. and I'm taking the money. I'm taking the money. Everybody would take the money, including Jay-Z. He would tell you to take the money. Like they'd take the dinner with Jay to be in front of him chewing his shit. No, no, no, no, no.

3:08:25Nipsey gave game that didn't come from him. And you could tell it was organic and it came from like, you know what I'm saying, learning experiences and I'm talking about shit depreciating. You know what I'm saying? I'm not saying that all of Nipsey's game came from Jay, but to act like he wasn't influenced is disingenuous. Everybody got a little influence from a little here and there, here and there, here and there. Nah, you hate his ass. I studied fitness. You hate this man. I love how that nigga move. Yeah, King Joppy Jopper donated five bucks. He said, you can clearly tell Munchie and Spodey haven't actually listened to Jay's music with adult ears.

3:08:54Saying he didn't give game is objectively a horrible take. You took the words out of my mouth, brother. I've never said he didn't give game. I just had a bitch until he did that. That's coming from this side of the table. That was completely a Munchie take. He'll tell you what you're supposed to be doing, but not how to get there. Listen to the song called Regrets by Jay-Z when y 'all get a chance to y 'all have been bored. Tell me he don't. Listen, I listen to Jay sometimes. He definitely be, he talk. Also, Tupac for sure in my top five. I just want to make that clear. Man, listen to the OJ story, man.

3:09:23That's a gang of shit, man. Jay got shit, man. He definitely got shit. Let's keep in mind, we on a West Coast platform, but this nigga Adam is motherfucking from New Hampshire. He next door to New York. So your influence, five hour drive. Whatever is closer than Vegas to California. But like, you know what I'm saying? Of course, he gonna be your top five. And the homies was always on my helmet growing up. So who's your top five? Who's your top five? Because you're talking about Pac barely making it in a top five. Who's your top five? No, no, he's way up there. I would say Jay, Pac, Cameron. Cam in there?

3:09:58I got to put Cam in there. I love Cam. Multiple classic albums. He's from the East Coast, bro. You got to think where people was raised around. I haven't done this in a while. I used to say Young Thug, but man, it's been a little hard. So he's from the East Coast. So you should have Daz Dillinger and Warren G instead? No, no, no, no, no. Just like if you, like East Coast, West Coast, you know people from over here gonna say Pac. I'm gonna put Nas. Yeah. Yeah, them respectable. Yeah. Kind of cliche, but. Yeah, Nas is super cliche. No, Young Thug. If I'm gonna put any modern rapper, I'm going Thug.

3:10:30If it's a modern rapper, I gotta go King. I would've had Chief King. You ain't got King. You ain't got Cole in here? What? Cole in my top five. I like J. Cole a lot as a person. musically not really my bag but you like Jay I'm a thug Jay talks about way more interesting stuff who the fuck are you you ain't even fucking with Jay and it's funny because Bodie Face likes Jay Z Jay Horde Jay Horde he's not better than Pac to me and you know what's crazy to me I was his mentor to me cold, like, got that same flow. If we can both admit that they're top three, then I'm cool with you. I would say top one and two, probably Jay and us.

3:11:17Or Jay and Pac. Everybody in the room could agree. Oh, yeah, Gucci. That's the other one I'm forgetting. Except for me. Because Jay ain't in my top five. You just said shit. You were in prison. Yeah, I was in prison. Hey, but when I was out, I picked on Gucci. He had a cold little run at River Munchie. Dumbest run ever. 6-0-7-0-8. Blue Dolphins, boy. Even later. Georgia Moss won't it. To me, the Trap God run, the 2013, 2012, the whole era before he got locked up, he was unhinged and going crazy. Trap House 3 tape? Oh, my God. I could listen to just Gucci for the rest of my life. I'll be all right.

3:11:53Pulled up in the driveway. You got Gucci. You got Gucci. Hold on. So you Gucci over Jeezy? A hundred percent. What? Yeah, I'm sorry. I'll say this. I'd rather listen to Gucci's 10 worst songs than Jay-Z's 10. than Jeezy's top 10 song. Jeezy got a hip hop classic. Gucci ain't got no hip hop classic. I was about to say, Thug Motivation 101 is a better body of work than anything that Gucci may not be. I'm going to be real. There's a handful of rappers throughout my life that I respect, but I'm a lot less into than the average hip hop fan. And I'm going to give you two names. DMX and Jeezy. I respect them.

3:12:33I understand their contribution. But as far as me as a fan, I am a lot less of a fan than the average hip hop listener. I'm a ball from a nigga. That's hard. You just never really connected with me like that. But I never smoked crack, so. Gucci had a better and more a longer rap career than Jay-Z but Jay-Z still got a classic album and he don't have one. I disagree. What part you disagree with? I don't know if he had a longer I mean, that he had a more successful rap career than Jeezy. What's the classic Gucci album? I don't really think that's the classic album. No, Gucci don't have no classic album, but he got a better career.

3:13:14Yes, I agree with that. I don't think so. How? Gucci got the better career than Jeezy, bro. No, I guarantee you. He can put out music. He can fill up more music. Gucci got more monthly listeners. I guarantee it. Let's look at it right now. Jeezy doesn't even put out music no more, but he's so weird. You got to understand, Jeezy been out here getting money the whole time while Gucci been running in and out of jail. That's a fact. That is a fact. What's the longest Gucci was in jail? Jeezy been going platinum. Four years? Five years? Yeah. Jeezy been going platinum and all. Like, every time he dropped it, Jeezy, he doing a distance.

3:13:46I don't know, guys. Yo, this is kind of crazy that I asked Gemini, and it said that the burr print, the movie 3D, is considered Gucci's top tape, which I would not have thought of, but I do recall having extremely strong feelings for that back in the day. See how they manipulate it? Like, all his mixtapes were just kind of, there was just so many. it's kind of like Wayne like Wayne's mixtape era it was kind of hard to like focus on one as the best because they were all great but there was also a lot of not so great shit on some of them but I'm I'm not listening like dedication to and like yeah yeah we know what the classic tapes are that's silly but Wayne is easy no silliness man Weezy F baby motherfucker Carter bitches on my stick but my name ain't Harry Potter man what is they talking about but that's exactly what the Russell's complaining about bitches on my dick but my name ain't Harry Potter yeah because Yeah, but just taking ass in the fucking head.

3:14:36Hey, Wayne got some mixtapes. That's some mixtapes out there that's better than a lot of these niggas albums. I had no sillies. If he didn't check no beats, that could have been an album, bro. That dude. But I mean, back in the day, a lot of dudes weren't even like saving songs for their album. They were just doing mixtapes because it was the shit to do. Wayne was not only with his mixtapes fired, but he would do something that nobody else would do. He would take the exact cadence of the original song, completely flip it, with his own bars. He would do it even on R &B songs. The Upgrade You freestyle that he had, the Beyonce Upgrade Your Freestyle.

3:15:13I am bearing a ton like Levy. That whole freestyle is... He helped build that Gangsta Grills. He helped build that up. I was such a Wayne head that there was a Black Eyed Peas song that I thought was a Wayne song for like three months and I was listening to it on repeat and then I go outside the house and realize like, oh shit, that's a Black Eyed Peas song that he just rapped on. Are you talking about the one with him and Wycliffe? Nah, I can't remember. Was it? I got a feeling. Tonight's gonna be a good night. I don't know if it was that one. Nah, that's way later. You dropped on every beat.

3:15:43I wouldn't be surprised if Wayne Ass rapped on that, bro. That's a funny beat. Not on the radio, probably on the mixtape. I don't remember that on the radio. None of y 'all are old enough to remember the Black Eyed Peas being dope underground. I did. I saw that Warped Tour in 1998. Okay. They really were. Before Fergie. Fire. I remember Fergie pissing on herself. Yeah, look, I got a feeling with Wayne, but I don't know if this is the one that I'm thinking of. On the No Ceiling tape, it probably is, fool. It's probably the one you're thinking of. I wish I could play it right now. Classic album.

3:16:13Classic. And I met Will at the W. You know what I'm saying? Cool dude, man. I was walking up in there. The first time I was in there, this was like 12 years ago. I'm going in there one night. You know what I'm saying? And they had a dance. They had like a club in that motherfucker when you walk in. People in that motherfucker dancing. So I'm looking, I'm like, what the fuck? And when I was walking up to the desk, that fool Will.i.am was walking out. I'm like, he's like, yeah, we chopped it up for like five minutes and shit. He was real cool. Like, chopped it up. All right, man, you know, got up out of there.

3:16:42Will.i.am a real MC, incredible songwriter. People, he used to be at the little underground lush, lame, you feel me, poetry spots, freestyling with us, like, type shit. For real. Will.i.am a real hip-hop head. People don't know that. Yeah, I'm going to call this a little early because the 22-ster does not feel good. and I really want to go home and go to bed. So I'm just going to blast through these donations. Shout out to Young Don Corleone, Future 910 Gaming, Prime Moments 8559, and Boss Mill for becoming members. Money Makes Me Feel So Something said, Shorty made three racks off infused bocklet bit cookies on V-Day.

3:17:192.9 was mine. Whatever. I don't know what the fuck you're talking about. Richie Vid said, Lush, is it true you wrote most of the songs on Bang 3 or is my homie lying? Your homie lying. Your homie's lying. Big Mouth Media became a member shout out to him Money Mob Tay said The fact that you let Lush send you$100 For that bill is sad as fuck you a millionaire Tighten up I don't know why everybody think I'm a millionaire I'm a broke PMXer Keep me out of that conversation I'm gonna buy you something though cause I do I kind of resent you giving me that$100 Resent is crazy Not resent but it's just I want Bo Jackman to clean my car Next week Bo Jackman gave you the$100 He did too I shot him a hundred on sight instantly gave it to him like five days later Jackman had to do some hustling as soon as Adam was like and German texted me like you better send out of money you're not gonna look like a bum right now I'm gonna do an armed robbery at the wood I'm going back to Englewood I'm getting my money back I'm just kidding lovely establishment when we caught on that shit was funny Jem Liam said getting a no jumper tag when that tax return hit that's insane amazing why tam and ricky give shit views but don't do interviews i think everyone should be doing interviews also what the fuck no whack episode piss me off on hood we're gonna make it up to you this week don't worry but as far as other people doing interviews i mean if they bring a good interview to the table i'm always down to do it but you know it's a little tough to find good interviews to do these days.

3:18:52Shots at Jem I am. He's actually been one of the most vocal supporters of No Jumpers since I've been over here. If he's going to get the tattoo then I'll love him. That's amazing. The big ski. Big ski? The big ski. The head tat. Bro the fact that he's still walking around with that is so amazing. I need the No Jumpers. He still got it covered up? That's a big cover up. So JD been a member for 10 months. He said Adam that underground pod was the key back into the scene. Underground rap isn't dead. It just doesn't have a real media space besides Twitter. Also So shout out Munchie B team in Louisville, Kentucky fucks with you.

3:19:27Yo, yeah, that podcast definitely has some potential, but certain people on the podcast were really expecting to get compensated to a degree that we weren't really capable of. So that was kind of short-lived. But shout out to the whole underground. We always try to do more topics about that. They're playing the same shit that I showed this group chat five months before anyways. you're on fentanyl um birdo the frog said adam we need a new we need new emojis for the members that was a great idea i don't even remember how we get emojis made but we definitely need new ones because definitely there's a lot of old ones of like hosts that haven't even been on this podcast for like a million years um cirque tebow said spody speaking facts don't whisper that he's talking about the c word incident he's saying don't whisper that say it with your chest nick Cannon's dads from Lincoln Park and they've been beefing with the Pirus down in Dago.

3:20:20Shit, okay. Old history lesson. Christina X Tina said P-Nice tried to have bro clean up the disc so they could move forward with their upcoming business ventures but it was a failed attempt. Shout out to my boy P-Nice. Shout out to P-Nice, man. I seen him yesterday at the Cardi B show and actually I seen OT as well. OT was trying to work on the peace treaty. I was talking to P-Nice earlier before I came over here. P-Nice everywhere. He's like a diplomat moving around the city connecting people. I just want to know what Cardi B's dressing room smelled like. Bro, her ass on stage. It was like a Cardi B ass worshiping festival.

3:21:01Her ass is so big, moving so much. It's a great ass. She said she's getting her implants removed from her ass after the tour though. Please don't, I beg you. You gotta fill it right back up with some BBL fat or something. early 2000s cement if anything. I think that is what's in there. Oh yeah we gonna need to switcheroo. Because girls like will be like yeah like porn girls will be like yeah I got the same concrete implants that Cardi B got at the same place in the Bronx. That's not a good thing. No that's not good. But you started to say it looks amazing on stage. I never gripped it so I wouldn't really talk about it.

3:21:34I love how she gave you a hall pass with someone that would never happen. I need a hall pass for that ring girl. She got OnlyFans. like I said by the way all women I might need to invest no I'm talking about the blonde one you're talking about the other one oh yeah who I fucked with her too she was hot but she I figured out who she was dating I think so that's a little funny LG Venture said Adam speak on illegally streaming the Friday Night Fights do more IRL streams with Crash Al Jaleesa and maybe Tam of course let's drink more tea with honey for that voice thank you bro we did not illegally stream it they gave us permission to stream it on the stream which is great because it would have been a much less exciting fight.

3:22:16Imagine if that was illegal. You were just streaming on the low. The 5 ,500 people watching. What are you mad after that though? Did y 'all do more views than they did? Who? Yeah, of course. I would assume. That wasn't tripping though. They were very happy. Phillip said the ref really won. Bro had on sunglasses and a chain. Fucking everyone's bitch ass. It was a ring on a chain. Does this guy who said the super chat know where his girlfriend is right now? Yeah, she's probably with the flyest ref. She might be with flyest ref. Robert Hart says, shout out to the cast. Tuned in from South Carolina.

3:22:49Adam, you still interested in hosting boxing matches? If so, I need that undercard. 5-5-1-50. I am not interested in hosting boxing matches, even though I would like to be more part of that community, go to fights, et cetera. But as far as actually being the guy running the show, I think I'm going to just respect my sanity and not do that at this time. Young Lou said, Adam, What if we get Jason Love and Brian Pumper to box? I see potential. That would be a very, very beneficial fight for Jason Love. I think Brian Pumper's going to sleep. Yeah, can we just say that anything that is involving Brian Pumper, you already know what time it is, bro.

3:23:29He lost his mojo. He don't got the motivation. He's not doing nothing. He's smoked out now. I'm friends with the fake Brian Pumper on Facebook. Yeah, I'm friends with a couple of fake Brian Pumper's on Twitter, too. I feel you. It's a Smurf bot. It said, Lush is lying. He said, give me your top shelf, then changed it and said, give me the mid shelf on my dead sister. Watch the VOD. Yeah, I kind of think I said that's what I said. I'm not going to dive into that right now. That's like low key. Like, you're right. I didn't say that. It's kind of like what I said. Mr. John Doe said calling somebody fiend pill when you're known for falling asleep on camera is crazy.

3:24:00King pill would be tweaking, but he'd be awake. That's for you, Ant. Hey, shout out to everybody, bro. fuck y 'all I ain't peeled again Young Lou said did y 'all see Rampage a stream where that dude got slapped lol and he forgot this was real life yes that was hilarious that dude Larry wheels smacked the shit out of homie for disrespecting his girl that was a good one well he was like walking up on his wife being hella extraed out but he kind of deserved it no like I mean yeah for sure I don't play with a man's wife like that I don't know where the fuck that Larry wheels guy came from but he's fucking big motherfucker man he's hilarious I gotta do my homework on him Phillip said it would be dope if no drummer got a no savage interview he's the hottest rapper in DC probably the whole DMV plus he just got out for firing off in the mall yes he was supposed to do the podcast a little while back still definitely want to make it happen shout out to DC WastedXC said I don't agree with certain words and have to founder of Alter Ego Prox Insimity and more oh we know very funny Adam78B said happy Ramadan and all the No Jumper fans celebrating may this month bring clarity growth and blessings I like a sincere message like that that was nice official Mr.

3:25:23Something said I would like Munchie to break down how he chooses his outfits daily go to Morals Over Money TV I got you awful a whole lot of red really his whole closet is just monotones. Hey, guess what? He don't be looking goofy. No. You feel me? He don't be looking goofy, so whatever his process is. Never underestimate the mayor. Black Ox said, and he sent 20. Shout out to him. He said, my guy, Ann Hefe, look like he ain't worried about shit. A bomb can go off in front of him. He's going to sit there, light the blunt on the fire, and walk off unburned. That's the Hefe effect. Straight shit.

3:26:02Shout out to Hip Hop Council. They sent me more of the Sue surf information. We were kind of past it by the time he sent that in, but I appreciate it. Official Mr. B said, let's please do something drastic to make us actually want to be a podcaster. You flaunt your brokenness, leading us to think there's no money in your account. Accolades as a battle rap host ain't shit. I don't really get what he's like saying he wants me to do, though. He wants you to be more inspirational. Oh, make him want to be a podcaster. Well, me and K-Mac and Lush are actually going to do an IRL stream where we host some fades in MacArthur Park.

3:26:37So if people are out there and you are down to fight for free in the park, you are going to have your opportunity to show up. And it's probably going to be a ridiculous time. And we're doing giveaways for the community as well. You feel me? With the backpacks, clothing, toys, all that. Exactly. I was thinking we should call it a bum fight stream. It's definitely good. It's definitely good. There's going to be some smoker phase. I might even hop in. I have to look into the YouTube terms of service to make sure that they're cool with us letting people beat each other up with boxing gloves in like a grass field or whatever.

3:27:11What y 'all giving out? Nothing. Yeah, we might give them some happy dad. I can't get it. You know, Kripak used to grab a gang of little Caesar pieces. I'm going to have a big bag of Starbucks, and after your fight, you get to take a handful. i ain't gonna lie you spend 20 dollars on the little like if you got all the little new amsterdam shots you the man you the man for like a half hour we're gonna let you hit the blunt if you win if you lose you're gonna roll a blunt that's actually a big ask i don't know like i don't even smoke yeah i don't really want to put my lips to any yeah pause um hair pushers said i feel like we need some content with no jumper and la try guy do y 'all mess with him i don't know who that is so i guess i'm gonna have to tune in uh cirque tivo said lol a little irritation lush you talking about get it pressed and dude make you want to make a phone call and promise an interview lol free the wave yeah you did get pressed a little bit we don't gotta revisit that um juice god he said why the fuck my shit not working ask cafe why he ain't sob with whack that night he came in dissing brick and he faked tough with him what sob mean i don't know what the hell he's talking about stayin up business okay then i got new shit every month when I was a kid, SOB was son of a bitch.

3:28:27Yeah, right. Yeah. Yeah, no, I was thinking if we do that fight in the park, I'm gonna probably wear like a suit just to make it perfectly clear that I'm not engaging in a fight. Yeah. Dragonite Crip, the best name, said Lush is a legend in battle rap hosted around the world and Coe was known for not paying battlers. The homie acted from Grape tapped yo pockets on stage. That was my homie acted from Grape. he'll tap your pockets dragonite fuck is you talking about he was probably just checking if lush had a boner anyway official Mr. B said why does Spody Spody face think everything he says is going to be controversial and then say something very basic that doesn't get clipped that is that is shabby brazen I'm going to keep an eye out for that

3:29:15that's what you want bro man I guess I'll be doing that man shout out to you I'm going to keep doing it $5 and$6 um kid wonder been a member for 10 months he said the guicci people lived in the carolinas of the deep south guicci was a very real thing andrew jackson couldn't take florida because we ran down boom shots to the carolinas yeah i heard charlamagne talking about it i said yeah carolinas virginia yep absolutely jay supreme said r.i.p jesse jackson coming from the rassa yeah r.i.p jesse jackson he died at 84 rest in peace to jesse jackson What are you talking about? He died today. Jesse Jackson.

3:29:53Damn, I didn't know that. He died at 84. I just remember something about him, but I don't care to bring it up. Mamas were never playing that. Get you. Jesse Jackson, not a Gucci. That's a banger right there. That's a banger. Why it seemed like Jesse Jackson older than 84, though? That sounded about right. He's been around since you were a child. I think you're thinking Al Sharpton. Al Sharpton, my bad. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Al Sharpton is a snake. Al King, Michael Max. It don't seem like he's older than anybody. You know why? Because when we was kids, he was already older. Yeah, that's what I'm saying.

3:30:31That's old forever. I remember he being grown, being old. I mean, think about it. He was probably born in 1940. I remember being a kid. I was like 13, 14, and Biggie Smalls was like the OG. and then I find out like damn bro died when he was 24 I thought he was like being morbidly obese makes you look so much older I was a kid I definitely didn't think Pac was 25 hell no Pac 25 bro it's like that with everybody all the BMX dudes I looked up to and they seemed like they were old as fuck and then when I now that I'm older I'm like that guy was like 21 like to put it in perspective like Chief Keith is 7 years older than Biggie Smalls was when he died six years older than and we knew chief keith when he was 16 yeah that's bananas reap cash sent 20 said lush wayne didn't bring bang into new orleans the california boys did in the 90s inner new orleans didn't fuck with it only in mary poppins bloods and pebble walk crips did i spoke about this on my no jumper brick interview insane names first of all shots of reap cash um i will say we didn't say that he's referring to some shit from like days ago no we didn't say that though Reap Cash.

3:31:40All he said is that Wayne popularized. That's it, bro. I strongly disagree, but next one. How popularized, bro. Dex in Effect said, it's not much, but here's five bucks for Munchie to show them two young whippersnappers how to change a tire. Lush, please fade Adam. I know you can win. He talking about suspect because suspect said he didn't know how to change a tire. I don't either. That's a real thing. I kind of know. I just have never had to do it. You put the jack in there. you crank it all the way up you use the tool to unscrew the nuts and then you put another tire on I teach young kids in the community to entertain his tires that's it though right you use the jack you unscrew the wheel you put another wheel on and then you tighten it up I don't know yeah I would just ask Chad GBT and let them sort of run me through it to be fair though even like I could change a tire but in that scenario on the freeway and he had his baby with him I probably would have called Triple H No, but he said he never did it.

3:32:38He never did it. He's not going to learn. He don't know how. Shit. I always call AAA. I got a flat tire a couple months ago. I called AAA. Boom. It was so easy. I don't even have a spare in my car, which I learned when that happened. My AAA membership is attached to my parents. So I was like, oh, Nicholas, you've been a member for 56 years. Pull up, bitch. I met a cool-ass non-affiliate from the Slauson area last time that I did it, and he told me all kinds of lore from his community that the tow truck driver, he put me on a bunch of game. Shout out Wild Bill from the Overhills. Partway through, though, he realized who I was and he was like, you got a podcast, right?

3:33:18Don't you be doing all the messy shit? I'm like, yeah. Pretty much, yeah. You're definitely thinking of me. You're that one fool, huh? Okay, almost done here. Witt Foundation sent 20 bucks, said, members only question, in your prime, you're in your section. Disappeared. Let's go back up. One second. One second. God damn it. You guys helped out a lot with the donations today. We appreciate that. Okay, you're in your section. When a cop car pulls up and throws something out of the car, you walk up and discover it's a rival. Do you A, beat him, B, interrogate him, C, let him go, or D, all three? I guess that's primarily for you guys.

3:33:58So the cops pull up. They throw a guy out. You immediately realize he's an op. Do you beat him, interrogate him, or let him go? Let me give him a ride. But the S.A.s was cool, so they took us to the hospital. Exactly. That's from Menace to Society. The S.A.s was cool, so they took us to the hospital. First of all, we're going to see that set up off the drill. That's what I'm saying. It's like a bait car type scenario. Yeah, that's Menace to Society where they did that. Okay. Well, yeah. I can still remember my mom smiling when she said, oh, that was nice. And then when we first saw Menace in the theater, you feel me?

3:34:33I mean, unless this guy has done something specific to your community, I feel like, you know, maybe give him a kick in the ass and film it for IG. It depends on who he threw out. I ain't going to lie. It depends on who he threw out. Yeah. Run. A couple neighborhoods where Crip Mac probably ain't going to just be giving a pass. Oh, man. Man. Oh, man. I ain't letting that shit run. We ain't doing no police dirty work, man. We dropping it off, man. It depends on who it is. We all automatically going to dig out some setup anyway. In the chat somebody said Adam does your family have ties to Epstein Me and my family were just joking around about that in the group chat the other day Nah my dad never met him My dad never really I don't think my dad ever spoke to a billionaire I heard some shit like that recently Epstein My dad actually Bro if my dad even had ever spoken to Jeffrey Epstein There would be YouTube channels running content about it 24-7 God damn I said, what's up, a girl that was recruiting the little kids?

3:35:31Jizz Lane? That live by y 'all or some shit. Live by y 'all. You want me to look that up? Am I tripping? You never heard that, Adam? Did Jizz Lane Maxwell live near New Hampshire? Yeah, she's from New Hampshire. Live by y 'all. New Hampshire. That would be amazing if this was true. Whoa. She was living in a secluded 156-acre estate in Bradford, New Hampshire, when she was arrested by the FBI. that's funny because uh in breaking bad when he has to basically like escape from society he goes to new hampshire as well is that because there's no taxes hey listen i heard a whole theory to all that bro i heard a whole theory that's how i know she lived in new hampshire by your house not at bradford i'm pretty sure it's pretty far from nashua but yeah when i when i interviewed my dad i know jumper he never met jeffrey upstein but he had met he had met that fool uh what's it called harvey weinstein he said he was a dick you know yeah he talked about it in the interview Yeah, look, they found Ghislaine attempting to hide with a cell phone wrapped in tinfoil to avoid detection.

3:36:29Damn, she had mad methods. Does that work? I don't know. I've never heard of that before. Have you all seen all the episodes of Breaking Bad? I did, but it was probably 13 years ago. I thought that was integrated tech. And you watched it in 13 years? No, I watched, I would never watch a TV show twice. I don't got the patience for that. But actually, I'm going to be real. I tried a couple of times to start watching it from the beginning. And like, I just couldn't really. It's like I already remember it too good. I don't know. You know what's a good show that I watch, bro? A lot of people probably wouldn't think I don't watch.

3:36:58I was in, of course, prison. That Yellowstone. Oh, yeah. I've never seen it. I went to Yellowstone, and a lot of people suggested. Fire, bro. Five episodes. I mean, five seasons. I was mad at it. Bro, you guys got to watch Tell Me Lies. Which one is? It's like a news show that came out. It's on fucking HBO. it's it's the the final episode of the final season just aired is not the kind of show i would ever normally watch it's like a drama and i kind of got sucked into it because lennon told me you should give it a shot and the fucking lead actress is so unbelievably hot and uh it's so good i'm like that's better than severance i'm more hooked severance is like a science thing that you have to like wrap your head around it's like so complicated this is like a little easier to consumed but okay okay um dragonite crypt lush where were you when chief keeps weed shop got robbed in compton hosting battles for free in canada making snow angels with pat stay man long live the homie past day bro you come on bro harsh i get computers putin said munchie needs to look look up what an interpolation is yeah you do i agree absolutely uh paper chaser said jay-z admitted in an interview that he was rethinking his rap career when lil wayne rapped over his show me what you got beat when Wayne was on his run.

3:38:14Hmm. It's crazy how nobody raps over random beats anymore. And I'm not going to lie, Lil Wayne did go fucking crazy on that beat, bro. Lil Wayne on the show me what you... He went crazy on everything. I mean, he did. Reap Cash said that his top five is Tupac, Biggie, Nas, Jay-Z, DMX. Nobody couldn't drop while Pac and Biggie was living. I love Jay, but Spody is right. Okay, thank you for the opinion. I appreciate it, man. Shout out to you, man. Send I'm right. Sin from the G has been a member for eight months. He said, Lush and Wack competing for the biggest liar ever. Drake has a better catalog than Jay-Z.

3:38:47Tupac was an actor that pandered to blacks and pretended to be tough. I love No Jumper talking hip-hop again, finally. What'd I lie about, bro? Shooting two cops ain't pretending to be tough. Shooting two police. Didn't he not know there were cops? He didn't know, but he was helping somebody he didn't even know. He didn't shoot at the police, though. But he didn't know it was the police, but he was helping somebody he didn't even know. And you know what? I've heard so many good stories of just Pac doing right by people. Like my homies in Oakland all got stories. Oh, yeah, one day we were trying to push the car.

3:39:18And then the mom was a Black Panther. He got that spirit, bro. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, no, no. Wasn't it being or nothing like that, bro? Like, my man died. I know people that knew him from as young as when he was at Tamalpais High School in Marin County. So, yeah. Sparta 6 and Ted Bucks had Lil Wayne, had substance from Get It How You Live all the way to the Carter 1. Then he became more of just a lyricist. I grew up on Wayne substance songs like fuck the world spin game and the guerrilla warfare. Yes, it definitely, if you comb through Wayne's whole catalog, there's a lot of stuff. He got a large catalog.

3:39:48True. You do like larger than almost anybody ever. Probably. Yep. There's paper chaser said Spody, Adam and lush white grew up rich and privileged. Of course, they don't pick any rapper over pop because they can't relate to box music. They only know mainstream box songs. I just listen. My family wasn't rich like his family. my mom was a librarian and my dad was a social worker for sure my entire life my parents never made more than a hundred thousand a year so we grew up pretty chill i didn't grow up in beverly hills i grew up i grew up rich man what the fuck that got to do with anything else i don't i only know mainstream pox yeah that's a retarded opinion are you out of your fucking skull to be fair $100 ,000 a year That's a whole lot of money A whole lot of money I'm saying if I had to estimate what my parents were making While I was in high school Probably like 30-40k a year type jobs They're regular ass jobs A librarian is not a career That you take on because you're getting rich I could literally Have probably heard more obscure Tupac songs than This guy has even pondered In his existence Sparta 6 said Adam thinking Jay-Z is better than Wayne or Pac you need to stop asking ChadGBT and go touch the people more the people will tell you well I mean literally like my answer is like the most common answer in hip hop which you could use that against me but don't act like I have some crazy outlier opinion man but Pac just skunk Jay-Z yeah with our troll ass fan base that wants to see me and Lush get triggered beyond that it's like if you would have did it with Wayne Wayne would have did it too yeah cause I'm trying to piss off the white boys But that's not even a common answer in hip hop.

3:41:32No, Jay-Z being the best is the default answer in hip hop. No, I got, both people in New York say big over Pac. I hear that a lot, big over Pac. They got big number one in Pac. But the AI is like the culmination of everything that the AI can find to scrape off of Google. So they're basically saying that like of everybody that has an opinion about that, that they were able to find, they basically landed on. And also they reference like Billboard, all these big publications that kind of have the same opinion as well. I was always a Big L kind of guy. BT Dub. Like Big L the hardest to me. He barely.

3:42:07He got like two albums, right? I'm going to wrap his ass off though. Yeah, that's a fact. I love Big L. I never take that away from him. User 5-1-1-5 Red said, J-Hood, Fresh Home. Word on the streets is B-Brazy going to be free too. I know Munchy, Sprody Fist, and Ant shit in their pants. Gumby released the whack tapes. Yeah, you guys are all about to be problems for y 'all. Because B-Berase might be coming home. What the fuck are you? That's got to do with me. I don't know. Y 'all not supposed to like him, right? I don't want nobody locked up. Who said me and B-Berase even have a problem? This donation.

3:42:43I'm just fucking around. We never saw the one interview that we were waiting for. J-Hood been with me in jail. Like, look, bro, I ain't scared of no man. j hood from or j hood from uh d block yo shout out j hood though i've been talking to him we're gonna line something up so this j didn't drag a d blockchain remember that remember when his mom's house burned down and we all found out that he lived in his mom's house that was when i first realized rappers didn't have money like that that was like the remember like ransom running up on like joe button's homies crib That was an amazing thing. That's why Joe Budden and Vlad were beefing for 20 years.

3:43:22Yep. Sin from the G. Tupac would have been on Megan's Law. He went from activist to gangster, literally the opposite of sport, and his lyrics forgettable. His hook saved him. I do not agree with that in any way, shape, or form. The last part of that statement is asinine. I got to listen to a lot more, Tupac. I'm going to be real. I got to put him on more frequently. Top Uter said, no substance equals no positive message. For example, nip, preaching, entrepreneurship, etc. Every song. Shout out to my unk, munchie b, and jefe, lush, adam22, sporty face, firepod. Shout out, shout out. We're going to nip that nickname in the bud.

3:44:02Even though it was pretty funny. Reapcast said, no lie, just left Atlanta song written for so-called new rock nation, Christian trap artist. I left, and the next day, the producer posted him and LaRussell. Yes. sin from the g said la russell's whole image was was the underdog who's against his label his only fans were anti-label he signed and immediately got big-headed fuck that nerd um for the record didn't he sign a one album distribution deal with rock nation it doesn't seem like it's that big a deal no it's more involved than that for sure all right it is funny though you see the clip of la russell thinking that uh that academics and say cheese and everybody got paid to post that clip like no that's not how this works he's used to paying him for shit to get posted so that kind of makes sense.

3:44:45Sorry Russ. He said it. Would LaRussell be invited on this podcast? Absolutely. He needs to come to the Tuesday show. You've been summoned for your DP LaRussell. I think he's a fig muni-er though so he's probably not coming. Lamar Odom Thomas sent five bucks. Shout out to him. King Joppy Jopper said no we already read that one. Sparta 6 said when Carter 1 came out the whole world was bumping it. I know nobody in D.C. was listening to Jay like that. It was definitely more Wayne and Scarface. Yeah, no one was listening to Jay. I think you're smoking that fucking good D.C. water. I mean, if that's what you think, homeboy.

3:45:21Lamar.Thomas said, Lush gave me hate because I was saying y 'all pushing fentanyl and bars on the music stream. Whoa, nah, Spody and Munchie, I'll be back on the music stream. Shout out to you. Definitely pull up. I love fentanyl and bars. What are you talking about? Let's go. Sparta6 said, when was Jay-Z's era? Because after Pac died, it was No Limit. then DMX and the Rough Riders and then 50 Cent then Wayne took over after that. That is probably one of the most retarded things I've ever read on the stream. Oh, you forgot about that those couple years in the early 2000s before 50 came out, you fucking moron.

3:45:52It wasn't his he was doing well, but Nelly that was in John Rue that was only dudes moving units and pimp juice and us also so Sponty Face can quote this guy Jay-Z, but it's absurd that we have him I like Jay-Z, he's hard, but he's just not the best of me. But you acting like it's crazy to even say that, bro. He just blasts me. Okay, Mr. Vic said, And Hefe Music, I thank you, support And Hefe. Go turn up his channel. I get computers, Putin said$5, and then the message was retracted. Okay, you're not standing on business, my friend. Just kidding. And then Jeter said, Ask Munchie, how does a blood pronounce cut water?

3:46:45That's the perfect way to end this. Go ahead and say it, Munchy. That is the perfect. I said it like everybody else, man. I pull up in the post and drink a butt water. Butt water. That's not butt water. Yo, that's so funny. Everybody hit me with the butt water.

3:47:03Adam22:That's it like everybody else. shout out to everybody who watched this please smash the like button i can't believe we just did a four-hour podcast while i'm sick not feeling so great but we will be back with more and more content tomorrow on the news at noon make sure you go tune in to the realest podcast featuring spody face or just clock in with his uh his instagram lush one you know he needs some support go tune in on his twitter he's gonna be going to war with colorful mula over the next couple days and then an jeffy he got music he got videos about every piece of hood drama you ever heard about in your life and munchie b money over morals channel how the fuck up what no nigga morals over money oh right right right

3:47:50Adam22:sorry i'm off the butt water yeah gotta be morals over that's mom oh shout out to everybody we really appreciate it make sure