In short
PfaceBabyyy (aka “P-Face”) discusses growing up homeless in Compton’s east side, how a hood vlog helped launch his rap career, Compton neighborhood dynamics, and controversy/racism accusations tied to old recorded comments. He also talks about music influences, SoundCloud-era culture, and dealing with industry relationships.
Guest backgrounds
The guest is PfaceBabyyy, a Compton (east side) rapper who says he became homeless in 6th grade, attended Dominguez High and Compton schools, and started rapping after being known from street content. Bill Simmons hosts.
Key claims
He says he was homeless “since sixth grade,” slept in motels/shelters, and used music as “reinsurance” and coping. He denies being racist, saying clips were taken out of context during an argument. He says he fights/“fades” to resolve disrespect, and that Compton beef is mainly between hoods, not race.
Notable examples
Rosecrans/Santa Fe area; Dominguez High; “hood vlog” with TRP TV while he was homeless; advice from manager Nino (Shooters on Go) and Solis; mentions Tommy G’s, Blanco, and Joe Moses; references Straight Outta Compton (2016) as a major inspiration; discusses pedophile allegations in some SoundCloud scenes.
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOGrowing Up in Compton
0:34 to 0:56
Explore PfaceBabyyy's upbringing in Compton and his early challenges.
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Growing Up in Compton
1:45 to 2:56
Explore PfaceBabyyy's upbringing in Compton and his early challenges.
“You kind of have some of your stuff over there.”
Life Challenges and Homelessness
2:56 to 4:23
PfaceBabyyy shares his experiences with homelessness during childhood.
“When people ask, oh, the Compton Courthouse, that's the west side of Compton.”
Family Dynamics and Support
4:23 to 6:17
Discusses the role of family and friends in his life during tough times.
“Well, we got homeless because my mom was just paying the rent by herself.”
The Impact of Circumstances
6:17 to 7:53
PfaceBabyyy reflects on how his upbringing shaped his identity.
“Yeah, man, they'll have you right there giving them, putting the house, putting your house under their name.”
Street Life and Choices
7:53 to 9:58
Discusses the influence of street life on his decisions growing up.
“because, you know, as a kid, straight up, every kid needs their own space, you know?”
Navigating Relationships in Rap
9:58 to 11:49
PfaceBabyyy talks about his relationships with other rappers and their dynamics.
“gonna need a reinsurance you know so when you when you looking for reinsurance as a kid and you got no answer, it's like kind of fucks you up, you know?”
Racial Dynamics and Misconceptions
11:49 to 14:02
Explores the complexities of racial relationships in Compton.
“And then I'm like, and then I realized, like, damn, like, how you cut?”
Racial Dynamics in Compton
14:02 to 21:19
Explore the complex relationships between different gangs and racial groups in Compton.
Racial Dynamics in Compton
21:53 to 22:11
Explore the complex relationships between different gangs and racial groups in Compton.
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Influences and Aspirations in Music
22:16 to 28:00
Discuss the inspirations behind the artist's music and his experiences growing up in Compton.
“Like last time I was performing at the Meet the Whoop stuff with Joe Moses.”
Discussion of Wi-Fi Skeleton and Controversial Events
28:00 to 29:50
The hosts discuss the rapper Wi-Fi Skeleton and various violent incidents involving other artists.
“All these fools got the same name, Tress.”
Origin of the Name P-Face
29:50 to 31:30
P-Face shares the story behind his name and its significance in his community.
“So, man, and then what's it called And then I already had the P on my face.”
Thoughts on Blueface and His Music
31:30 to 33:10
The hosts discuss Blueface's music career, his potential future, and his personal life.
“That fool needs to leave Kreshan alone, dog.”
Racism Accusations and Defending Identity
33:10 to 35:00
P-Face addresses accusations of racism and discusses his interactions with the Black community.
“So we all thugging in on some music shit, bro.”
The Role of Music in Social Issues
35:00 to 37:00
The hosts explore how music can be a coping mechanism in social justice movements.
“it's just straight up, like fools are just going to like try to blemish a fool's image.”
Relationship Dynamics and Modern Dating
37:00 to 39:00
The conversation shifts to modern dating, discussing how internet culture affects relationships.
“A lot of people are trying to bring on this podcast.”
Social Media Challenges and Influences
39:00 to 40:30
The hosts talk about the impact of social media on artists and their relationships.
“Like, a lot of fools, and I hate that fools don't realize what pillow talking is, you know?”
Community Rivalries and Artistic Collaboration
40:30 to 42:00
P-Face discusses rivalries in the Hispanic music community and the need for unity.
“You know, like, damn, this fool felt like, felt like, what's it called, to get an OTR, he has to take their biggest artist.”
Understanding Gang Politics and Rumors
42:00 to 43:41
Explore the complexities of gang politics and the rumors surrounding the guest's alleged death.
“Hey, that shit made me feel good, though.”
Understanding Gang Politics and Rumors
44:16 to 44:34
Explore the complexities of gang politics and the rumors surrounding the guest's alleged death.
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Confronting Controversies and Public Perception
44:34 to 46:32
Discuss the guest's reaction to public accusations and the nature of publicity.
“I was missing, running from a put-off, whatever, right?”
Almighty Suspect and the Fade Talk
46:32 to 47:59
Delve into the guest's thoughts on fellow rapper Almighty Suspect and the ongoing tensions.
“You're like, I seen, it's like in everything I seen.”
Experiencing Violence and its Aftermath
47:59 to 49:24
Learn about the guest's experience with violence during a music video shoot.
“To be honest, I could call that fool right now.”
Reactions to TikTok Culture
49:24 to 51:08
Discuss the impact of TikTok culture and how it influences perceptions in the rap community.
“And look how he makes some hits with EBK.”
Podcast Dynamics and Industry Insights
51:08 to 52:39
Gain insights into the dynamics of podcasting and the roles of different hosts.
“And it just shows fools getting smoked, and I'm just like, man, that fool got smoked.”
Cultural Reflections and Political Views
52:39 to 56:00
Explore the guest's reflections on culture, politics, and societal issues.
“I'm not knocking you totally down because I'll see one interview when you guys will be arguing.”
Haircuts and Trends
56:00 to 56:40
Discussing current hair trends and styles, particularly in Texas.
“Every time I do, I'm about to do a music video.”
Politics and Immigration Issues
56:40 to 58:44
Exploring the complexities of Mexican voters and immigration policies.
“I don't want to see anybody like that, homie.”
Social Media and Personal Blunders
58:44 to 1:00:48
Discussing an embarrassing social media mishap involving a sex tape.
“Yeah, if you want to call me, you're forgetting my pipe on.”
Rumors in the Rap Game
1:00:48 to 1:04:04
Talking about the nature of rumors and perception in the music industry.
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Cultural Connections and Performances
1:04:04 to 1:06:24
Discussing cultural connections and upcoming performances in Boston.
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Transcript
Automatic transcript. May contain errors.0:00This episode is brought to you by ChatGPT. Hey, it's Bill Simmons from the Bill Simmons Podcast. Have you guys heard about ChatGPT work? It's the new way to use ChatGPT for bigger multi-step projects. And when you need more than just answers, give ChatGPT work access to your apps and files, and it can create real work documents like spreadsheets, slides, and structured reports. Get started at ChatGPT.com by selecting work mode available on Plus and Pro plans. This episode is brought to you by Google Chrome. You think you know a browser, but Gemini and Chrome, that's new. It can help you with practically anything on the web, like restoring a vintage motorcycle from a 50-page restoration block, or finally break down that long article you've had open for weeks.
0:45Gemini and Chrome is here for it. Ready to make anything online make sense? There's no place like Chrome. Check responses set up required compatibility and availability varies 18+. You ever done an interview before? Nah. What? This is my first interview. Legendary. Yeah, oh, God. I never really thought of doing an interview, to be honest. I keep forgetting about interviews. Yeah? Yeah, I keep forgetting about them. I ain't going to lie. I mean, you did an interview, like, walking around your hood, damn near. Yeah, but it wasn't really, like, on purpose. Like, my homie wanted to do a hood vlog because he wanted to rap, too.
1:17And I lived down the street, and then he wanted me to watch his back the whole time while he was doing the hood vlog. So you were security. Yeah, and then he wasn't really talking that much. So I just started talking, and I didn't even think it was going to go up. and then that shit just went up and then I was just like fuck it I'm already been wanting to rap so I seen that shit going up so I was like man I'm gonna use this shit like I'm you know so that hood vlog was actually before you started rapping yeah it's from what like a year and a half ago or something uh yeah basically like a year and a half ago like seven months that's crazy that's what like propelled you I was homeless as fuck in that hood vlog too homeless as fuck you were fresh I was man I've been homeless since I was like in sixth grade wait really on god I barely got you know got my mom settled you feel me but till then like i used to sleep in what's it called like motels and like homeless shelters but that shit would be bunk because my mom my mom was a nice lady and some fools would take advantage of that and i don't want to put my mom in the predicament you feel me because my own pride you know because imagine like you go to your you go you tired you go to the homeless shelter you see someone already sleeping on your bed like you're not gonna trip but then your mom your mom is you know like she we barely got that homeless shelter they barely wanted to accept us so that shit would happen you would show up and you already got your spot.
2:28You kind of have some of your stuff over there. Well, I'll get in an argument, and they'll kick us out, and then my mom will be like, it's your fault. You know we're getting arguments, and then that's when I was just thugging in, you feel me? Because food, what's it called? I just had to grow up at a young age, you feel me? That's all. I take care of my mom. I take care of my people. So what exact area did you grow up in? How many brothers and sisters do you have? I grew up in the east side of Compton. I grew up on Rosecrans in Santa Fe. I went to Dominguez High. I went to Foster Elementary. I went to Whaley Middle School, all schools in Compton, in the east side of Compton.
2:59I'm not from the west side of Compton. When people ask, oh, the Compton Courthouse, that's the west side of Compton. I'm from the east side. You can ask me anything about Louie's Burgers, all types of shit. I'm going to know shit like that. You feel me? What about when I was with the Compton Cowboys? Was that closer to where you were at? Kind of. Okay. Because that shit is so rural. People don't know that there's areas of Compton that are straight farmhouse. Yeah, that's more like the west side. But where the part you were at was like Greenleaf. and then you go down is Alameda and then Eastside.
3:26Yeah, for most of us, Compton Courthouse is the main spot that you might go to. Might hit that Popeye's across the street. Oh, yeah, that Popeye's gas. I ain't going to lie. That shit gas. I ain't going to lie. Keep it gangster. Yeah, I'll be eating right there at the fish market right there in my neighborhood. That shit's gas, too. Hell, yeah, they be hooking it up. EBT. So, okay, was life normal when you were born at all, or were you just, like, moving around? Well, I can't say, look. I can't say, like, I'm not going to make it seem like, oh, yeah. I just, oh, yeah, I had a rough childhood. Straight up.
3:58My mom spoiled me like anybody else would. But she didn't spoil me with, like, you know how other kids get spoiled. She spoiled me, I feel like, more with love, you know. Like, my mom, you know, like, man, she's been there from the gym. You know, it's just circumstances I got hit with, you know. It's just like, you know, whatever I get hit with, I'm not, I just, you know. So you said you started becoming homeless in sixth grade. Did she just like get evicted and all of a sudden you're in that predicament? Or what did you remember? Well, we got homeless because my mom was just paying the rent by herself.
4:30You feel me? I ain't really grew up with a dad like that, to be honest. He was just never around? Nah, it's not like he didn't want to be around. You feel me? He just like, you know, like, you know how fools be with, like, you know, getting other bitches and all this type of shit. He just like, you know, he just, I hope, I hope one day he just realizes, you know, like, like how to be a dad. You feel me? I still got open arms for him anytime, you know, like. You got kids yet? Huh? Nah. What's it called? Nah. What's it called? Nah. Nah. But, like, if you did have a kid, would you be able to just skate and just go do whatever?
5:04I feel like I wouldn't bring this kid, a kid to this earth, to be honest, especially right now. You know, like, if I'm going to bring a kid to this earth, like, what's it called? I want to make sure I'm straight, straight up. I want to make sure I'm straight up. I don't ever want to make sure my kid's going through the same stuff I went through. Yeah, I'm so glad I waited until I was older to have kids. Yeah, like, you know, all these fools having kids at a young age, you know, because, you know, they can't pull out. But shit. You can pull out. Huh? You pull out. Man, hell yeah. That's all. Man, hell yeah, I pull out.
5:31Or not to be honest. I ain't going to lie. I don't. But what's it called? God got me. Yo, shooting that shit up on a regular. Girls your age. They'd be getting pregnant. I don't mess with girls my age. How old are you? Huh? I just turned 18. Oh, OK. Yeah. I'm just thinking that it's probably like, cause I remember my memory of like when I started trying to get my girl pregnant was that was kind of hard. It took like a couple of months. Oh God. When you do it on purpose is it can't get them pregnant. But when you're not trying to get them pregnant, she pregnant. You get it. So, but it's so easy to get a Latina pregnant.
6:03You can hug her and she has two babies. That is the stereotype. Yeah. If I would have said that, it comes off racist. They're like rabbits. Yeah.
6:12Especially them Central American ones. Like, damn, those are the, Ooh, really? Yeah. Yeah, man, they'll have you right there giving them, putting the house, putting your house under their name. How good it is. I had some Mexican pussy in my life that was so good that I could barely bring myself to pull out. You just want to go up in there. Yeah, be like that, dog. Straight up. Stupid, yeah. But, okay, so what was it like for you when you first went to the homeless shelter? I ain't going to lie, I was being like a little boy because I wasn't really realizing my situation. You feel me? I be like, you know, I don't really know how money works like that.
6:47So I be like, why are we not in the house? Why are we not this? I'm hungry. Why can't you not give me this? But then I realized, damn, bro, like, we don't got it. Like, being broke would never bother me until, like, I'll be here with real life situations. I'm like, damn, I'm broke, bro. Like, what the fuck? I'm broke, bro. I'm broke. Like, oh, God, like, because imagine you kicking them all your homies after school, you feel me? And then like you having a good time and then everyone's coming home. You're like, all right, everyone's coming home. They're like, are you going home? And I'm like, I don't got a house.
7:20You feel me? It's got to be brutal. It's like, you know, you had, you had such a good time and you get here with reality again. So that's when I'll just be sitting, walking around the streets. I'll just walk around the streets because I didn't really have a house to sleep in, you know? So I'll just walk around the streets and then, and all night. And then what's it called? Just wake up to school and I'll just be nodding off at school. Oh God. Where was your mom during this though? The thing is, my mom would chase me. My mom, I can't say my mom was never absent. Everything was me, you know? Straight up, it was me, you know?
7:51I didn't want to be living in a car with her or being in a motel with her because, you know, as a kid, straight up, every kid needs their own space, you know? So I feel like I didn't have my own space. I'm already, you know, young as it is going through. I just turned like 12, so, you know, emotional, all types of shit. So I'm like, damn, you know? And then, so I was just ducking off in the streets. And then what's it called? I got a, I got a brother, you feel me? And then my brother's from my neighborhood, you know, my brother Mowgli and stuff. You already know, free YG. He got the Philly peas on his face.
8:21He down in the compound right now. And then I, and then he's just started bringing me around the neighborhood. You know, like I was, I was tired of thugging by myself. So I started just thugging with the homies, you know, like shit, at least I got somebody with me doing like, you know. So was it a case where you really didn't feel like you had a family at that point and that became your family? It's not that I didn't feel like I had a family. It was never that the family situation. It's just that when I was in this predicament like that, it would help because what else is in the streets? So I live in the streets, so I might as well become part of the streets.
8:54For sure. That's how I looked at it. Fools making it. Fools be like when they say, oh, I joined a gang because all this other shit, you know, I'm a product of my environment. No, I didn't. It's not like I didn't have a choice. It's just like, what's it called? What else? Well, it's different than some people who like they get older. Yeah, some fools choose to game man. Some people like join a gang when they're old enough that they get it. They see what it's like. They've seen a lot of people go through this and they are like wise enough, mature enough to rationally get into. You're like so young that you're like a child making this decision.
9:26It's kind of a different thing. I knew because I'm like, if I get put onto the hood, my brother's from my hood. And what's it called? They're going to have my back if anything because I'll be asleep. and fools and fools the child fucking me you know i'm sleeping on the curb and then fools so i'll be like hey call the homies and then either way the little let me spend the nights at the trap house i'll tell you i'm like these fools you know these fools got me dog you know it's not that they i wasn't using them you know because i was homeless it's just they were giving me a lot of reinsurance that i needed when i was a kid you know i growing up like what's it called like food like everyone needs reinsurance i don't care who you are if you a girl grown-ass man you gonna need a reinsurance you know so when you when you looking for reinsurance as a kid and you got no answer, it's like kind of fucks you up, you know?
10:07So is your mom like getting a spot and then losing the spot and then you're in the homeless shelter and then you're on the street or? Straight up, LA doesn't make it easy for you to get a house, dog. Like, hell no. Like, we'll do, she'll be in the programs, she'll do everything, she'll lose money because trying to do, because they'll make you send a deposit to look for the, what's it called, at the apartment. So she'll try to save up to get a deposit just to look for an apartment and then the apartment will scam her sometimes. Oh, sure. You know, like shit weird, you know, like it doesn't make it easy, you know.
10:38But especially when especially all these fools, like I'm not saying nothing, you know, like, you know, whoever's mom is out there taking care of the kids. But taking care of kids is hard, especially when you by yourself, just a mom, you know, like like I didn't realize to older I get because of me growing up without a dad. It didn't really bother me, to be honest. I didn't know him. So how can I be bothered of something I never knew? You know, I don't have a dad. I never even knew it was a dad. But you ever look at any of your homies that have real strong relationships with their dad and you're like, fuck, that's something that I missed out on.
11:09It's something that he missed out on. That's real. It's something he missed out on. Well, you both missed out on it, honestly. And the day I was open arms, you know? I've always been open arms every time he came around. Yeah. I swear to God, I've always been open arms. You know, it's just he made his own decision, you know? He made his own decision, but I'm not knocking him down. You know, every man goes through their own shit. You know, I hope, you know, you overcome what you're going through. Is it important for you to be better than that, though? To show your kids more love? No, what made me, because then I started, like, being very prideful, like, who I want to be as a man, like, growing up.
11:41Because I see all these fools, all types of shit. I see, I'll be at a trap house. I see all these grown men. I'm like, this is who I don't want to be as a man. Or I get in an argument with other men, right? And then I'm like, and then I realized, like, damn, like, how you cut? These are grown-ass men. And you got expectations, you know? And then that's when I realized I got to take care of my mom. Like, bro, what am I doing? So I realized the more I have fun is more than mama, the more my mom got to work. So at a young age, I chose to step up for my family. Okay, for sure. So, okay. That hood vlog, like that was a year and a half ago.
12:14Homeless as fuck. You were, you were actually homeless. Yeah. What's it called? I came from the motel. I was telling my homie, I was like, Oh, I'm at the motel right here in Rosecrans. I'm getting an Uber. And he said, he said, all right, let me know. The cameraman's already here. I got off the Uber. I see the homie right there, TRP TV, you already know, shout out to him He was from, I think, believe Like from the Bay Area, he came He was feeding me, dog, straight up Straight up, homie, he was feeding me, straight up Hey, yeah, dog, hey, yeah, food showing love You know, asking regular questions, he was asking You know, like, police ask questions, like how I really would have thought, but you saw a hop and you just Crashed out, nah, that was like the Second time, dog, but then like, yeah Be like that, you know, like, oh, that was the Second vlog that you guys did?
12:55Yeah, I did it I think Valley Club Records. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Oh, so there's another one that I didn't see, because that's the one I saw. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. That's me in the Dickie suit. Yeah, with my jerry curls and all that. Yeah, what's it called? Yeah, what's it called? It's content. It's regular. And so you just said, like, hey, I'm from wherever. Like, you know, you just, like, you guys just, like, kind of have a standoff, just sort of bark on each other for a little bit, and then it was over? I packed his ass out. You did? You had a fight right there? Yeah, all my homies jumped on.
13:23What the fuck? Yeah. and then yeah pretty much that's it we just jump them and just continue to develop what a way to live your life that's crazy just get into it real quick and then just move on with your day yeah basically like god it's just a fade you feel me it's not like it's just a fade yeah nah yeah i guess that's how it is out here yeah yeah but um are you still on that kind of timing or are you i need to get out that mentality dog yeah get out the mentality if you're gonna make it as a rapper you're gonna have to yeah it already has fucked them it already has kind of fucked up my relationships with other rappers you know because like i'll be thinking you know other rappers are from different areas you know and then i just look at them as a game maker you know i don't look but i'll be forgetting they're from an area that they're from they grew up how they grew up and i'm from where i'm from and then we got different standards you know so it's just like you know it kind of fucked on me other relationship with rappers you know because it's not like when I'm like it's not like when you ask someone for a fade is either they're gonna run it or they're gonna have resentment towards you like oh you called me out you know some fools be like getting their feelings over just a fade but okay like in Compton your hood are you guys mostly beefing with other Mexican gangs or you beefing with black gangs yeah we beef with black gangs but what's it called it's not really like a racial thing how they be trying to make it they're exaggerating huh yeah you be watching colors huh how they be making it seem nah dog straight up it isn't it's really not like that it's just like you know it's just the cards you know like oh like some homies press you know they they be full of power rules some homies be full of crips some homies you know it's just how it be and you know especially when you when you sharing a neighborhood with an with another hood you're eventually gonna get into it you know so it's like that like your neighborhood there's a black side to things and there's a mexican side things you guys just kind of ignore each other for the most part yeah hell yeah we ignore each other man evan and straight up we respect each other you know we're gonna respect it they already know they see me they were like oh that sap face all that shit they're like these the essays right here you already know they see how we moving we moving like soldiers you know so then you know everybody's on that game maggie tip right there in compton so they're like what i'm a soldier too so they're gonna a soldier's gonna respect another soldier you feel me because okay do you see yourself as somebody who would be willing to work with people that your hood doesn't traditionally get along with or are you somebody that's a little bit more of a man?
15:44That shit's hard for me, not going to lie. Like, Solis be telling me to get into that mentality. My manager, Nino's management, that's a different story. Shout out to Nino, man. He's the one who brought me around OTRs straight up. Not going to lie. It's crazy. Look, my mom got an apartment, right? I was getting into right there in the apartments, you know, and then they evicted me because they raided my house. All type of shit, the police came to my house, right? They evicted me. And then what's it called? Nino deadass hit me while my mom's talking shit. All type of shit. Oh, you fucking have all this.
16:11Wait, who's Nino? Nino's management, Shooters on Go. Oh, okay. He's a cameraman that everyone knows him as the name Shooters on Go, but Nino's management, you're going to hear of him more. Got it, okay. Yeah, he's the one who brought me around OTR. Okay. And then that's when I met Solis, and he told me some real advice, you know? And then that's when I knew I felt like more comfortable right there because I told him like some corny shit. I was like, I look at you, you're like the boss for real. And he said, I don't want to be a boss. He said, I want to be a leader. Because what's the point of being a boss around just a bunch?
16:43He said, I want to be leading other leaders. I was like, damn, like straight up. Like, you know, it made me like looking different, you know, because he's looking with me, not down on me. Right. No, definitely. But so did he tell you that you should be more open-minded about working with people that you – because, I mean, even with Lefty, when Lefty was coming out, I remember he was like beefing with Roddy Racks or whatever, and I guess that was some hood shit, and then they kind of got past that and did music or whatever. Yeah, I don't know. I can't speak on another man's situation you feel me?
17:12I don't know I feel like a female if I did that. No I don't blame you but I'm just saying I watch that situation I don't know to be honest that's why I can't speak up on it you feel me? I'm not gonna speak up on something I don't. But if you had mutual friends. Let's say there was somebody else signed to OCR that traditionally you didn't get along with would you be open to it if they were trying to do something? We could fade or just fade from my conscious so I could go to sleep I didn't do too much bed shit and then we just fade and then what's it called then we just make the music you know like end of day is music bro but so your hood wouldn't be upset about that no hell no my homies my homies like i'm not no bitch you feel me and i'm not saying oh yeah what's it called i'm over my homies you feel me i'm not bigger than the program but then my homies understand you know they're willing to understand they're not gonna be like tripping on me because then they i've been from the hood for so long so i'm pretty sure they're gonna understand you know i've been from the hood since I was 12, you know?
18:05So, man, they happy to see me win, if anything. Straight up, they're happy to see me win. Would you do a podcast with somebody who was from a gang that? We just going to have to fade. Like, the same thing. The same thing. Like, just, like, fade it out. What if somebody was totally, like, in another world? Like, it's not your age or whatever. They're older than you. You still going to fade? Yeah, I get down with all the older men. Like, since I was a man, like, you see, like, I'm not saying I'm that tall. You feel me? But like, you know, like, you know, like I'm kind of bigger than the regular, you know, so other fools, other grown men are always trying to test me, you know, always think, you know, or they feel insecure around me, you know.
18:42So I just like get down, you know. Okay, shit. All right, all right. I have an opportunity I might have to hook you up with. Yeah, just like, you know, just the agreement. We came to agreement on. We got to fight. Yeah, fuck it. So, okay, like when you started making music, though, like you did that hood vlog. everybody starts giving you a little bit more clout and stuff and then you said fuck i'm gonna start making music did this work right away or did you ask for a while i always knew i was gonna work everyone knew me like everybody knew me like come on i'm already in the streets everybody knew me they're like oh it's not one fool i touch it everybody know me as malo so they were like oh it's malo type of shit you know and then so when they saw me it's not like oh who is this fool they're like oh he's really doing it you know so what's it called and i was already freestyling Like, I'm barely starting to write shit, you know, figure out solace, barely tell me what a hook is, choruses, verse.
19:34So I'm barely getting organized on that. But other than that, I'll just get stuff on my chest because I'll use music as a way to represent my neighborhood. But then I started listening to more music, you know. I started getting more into music. Hey, RP Mozzie. No, Ozzie. Ozzie. Ozzie, yeah. Ozzie, man. I was like, what? Nah, I'm high as fuck. You already know. Nah, it's because I was telling the homie, my Ozzie just died. He was like, Mozzie? This fool got me saying it now. Hey, RP Ozzie, dog. Straight up, dog. Fuck, the King of Rock. Man, that shit hurt, fool. That shit hurt. That is a legend right there, man.
20:05Yeah, that's a legend, dog. Straight up, man. Man, that fool was like a big influence on me. Molly Crew and all them fools was a big influence on me when it comes to music. Now, like Kiss, all them other fools in Linkin Park. My mama was listening to music like that. So I listened to them, and then I watched like little documentaries on them. I'm like, damn, this is how music is. See, I'm surprised that you say that, but it is interesting to me that if you go to a rock concert in L.A. or whatever, you will realize that there's mad Mexican people that fuck with metal and rock music and shit. A lot of people wouldn't necessarily assume that, but they love that shit.
20:38Yeah, I got more rock bands on top of my head, but shit, I don't really pay attention to the names. I just listen straight up. No, for sure. I mean, that's like pretty impressive because that music is stuff that came out 50 years before. Yeah, I listen to music, man. I'm all about music. That's what I'm saying. So when I started freestyling, I'm really like big on my craft. Like, you know, like straight up, I'm not where I want to be. Like straight up, I feel like I could be bigger, man. Like I could be way bigger. Like especially something about the water and content is different, you know. So I already know I'm going to be way bigger than where I'm at.
21:07And especially I'm in a position where it's just like, OK, like I'm not saying I'm not taking this music stuff serious, but I feel like I'm not taking it as serious as I should. Who's the biggest Mexican rapper to come out of Compton? This episode is brought to you by ChatGPT. Hey, it's Bill Simmons from the Bill Simmons Podcast. Have you guys heard about ChatGPT work? It's the new way to use ChatGPT for bigger multi-step projects. And when you need more than just answers, give ChatGPT work access to your apps and files, and it can create real work documents like spreadsheets, slides, and structured reports.
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22:50Like last time I was performing at the Meet the Whoop stuff with Joe Moses. I met Joe Moses in the back. And it was like, damn, I used to bump like when your album just came out with YG and all this shit. And now I'm like right here, you know? Even with you, Fools, I used to watch you when you were doing that SoundCloud shit. I was watching you say that you used to fuck with that shit. Yeah, yeah. I was a big SoundCloud fan, man. On God, I was with XX and Ski Mask was the one who made me like, oh, because I would watch interviews. and NMM and all these other fools will be like, you're not a rapper if you don't freestyle.
23:20So I have to freestyle, you know? So I've just been freestyling since I was a little kid. Like, you ever see them little kids who trying to be, like, with the mic, all this shit, want to be a rapper? I was like that when I was little, you feel me? And I would always tell my mom, watch. I'm a, you know, like, man, like, that's why I feel good, you know, because not that many kids could say, oh, yeah, I'm going to be an astronaut and then be an astronaut. I really could say that. That's crazy that you say that because when I think about it, Lil Pump and them, they did have so many little kid fans, like 10-year-olds, 8-year-olds, whatever.
23:52And now, if that was like, you know, 7 years ago, 8 years ago, it's like a lot of those kids are now like 18, and that's their memory of what they were into when they were 10. That's fucking crazy. Yeah, hey, you were on the tour with that fool and everything. Hey, that's crazy. Y 'all guys are beefing in that, huh? You and Lil Pump. I see you guys getting into it. I was like, never. We got into it a little bit. We've been talking Yeah, that's Speedman though. That's Speedman. Hey, shout out Lil Pump. Let's get it. Straight up. Yo, yeah, that's crazy. He's still killing it, honestly. I've been watching it Snapchat and shit.
24:26No one can say that they had an era unlocked. Everyone can say they had momentum, but he had an era. One day somebody's going to make a SoundCloud documentary that'll really tell that story. Hell yeah, man. R.P. Juice Wrote, R.P. XX. You already know. And R.P. to a recent rapper that just died too. rp sucker free man that was a real gangster right there homie you know hell yeah he a gangster homie that fool's feet man you know like straight up all kudos to you homie definitely what mexican rappers from la or whatever do you look at as inspiration in terms of your hustle and music and everything shit to be honest like i could say that really that like was like a inspiration i want to say that that i want to say that the reason why what's it called uh what's it called I make music.
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25:10Inspiration is a big word. I could say they motivated me. Like when I would see Peso, Money Swat, Money Science Suede, what's it called? Young Drummer Boy, King Lil G, all of them doing it. And I was just like, man, I could do this stuff. It was motivation. I can't say they inspired me. The one who really did inspire me when my mom took me to, it was like 2016, my mom took me to a movie when it barely came out, Straight Outta Content. And I'm already bumping these fools as it is. I already know who they are. So when I watch, you know, all this stuff, and I live in Compton. So I just like, damn, this is what they're from.
25:44Where I'm from, why I can't do it. Yeah. Yeah. So it was like, that was like the biggest inspiration, man. That's crazy to think that you're sitting there watching that movie. Cause we both just had such different experiences. Cause to me, I'm watching a movie about the music that was hot when I was in like first grade, you know, and now here I am, I'm a grown man watching this documentary and like thinking about that time period. You're a young kid who kind of knows about it, but you're like kind of getting motivated to do that from watching this story from way before you were born. Yeah. Yeah.
26:14Like when I see people from my city doing it, that shit makes me feel good. Like DJ quick. He was a big inspiration. MCA big inspiration. I like game making music straight up. I don't know why. Like you ever heard of banging on facts? Oh yeah. That's I was bumping that when I was a little kid, walk around elementary school, downloading the audio. So I, cause I, on my Obama phone. Cause you know, that's our tour right there. Yeah. I was man. If you shout out Aussie and you used to listen to Banging on Wax and you're 18 or whatever, that's fucking crazy. Yeah, like, I'm not saying, like, oh, I'm not saying I'm not, oh, yeah, I'm grown already.
26:46But, you know, I just been, like, you know, I had to grow up faster, you know? Most people don't give a shit about anything that isn't, like, just came out these days. That's the stereotype with young people, especially. Nah, I still be bumping the stuff that came out. But all this stuff is kind of weird now. Like, I ain't gonna lie. These fools need to figure out what the fuck they're going on. You seen the new generation of SoundCloud rappers? How they all get pedophile allegations? You can't lie. That's weird. When it was 2016, you never heard stuff like that. Yeah, I mean, I've definitely heard some weird stuff about it.
27:15Every rapper that's a SoundCloud rapper, you can enjoy them because they got pedophile. I could go on TikTok. Who, though? Huh? It sounds familiar, but I don't really know who. What's it called? Like a gang? What's that fool who has that word? T-Zilla? Oh, Zilla Kami did get some shit. Yeah, and then I'm not going to say nothing about Wi-Fi straight up because I feel like that shit's a different thing. And at the end of the day, rest in peace, Wi-Fi funeral, straight up. Rest in peace. I'm not going to blemish nobody's image after they passed away. Huh? He's still alive. Oh, no. What's that one fool then?
27:49Wi-Fi skeleton. What's that one fool name? Skeleton. He's like, too late, I'm already dead. Wi-Fi skeleton? What's that fool's name? He's like, too late, I'm already dead. Look, I'm going to show it to you. Wi-Fi funeral is alive. Oh, nah, Tress. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He's still alive. He's 28. All these fools got the same name, Tress. Wi-Fi Skeleton. It's already, it's popping on TikTok. Oh, shit.
28:12Too late, I already died song. Okay. Oh, yeah. So there's a rapper named Wi-Fi Skeleton. Yeah, see, I know I'm not tripping. Wi-Fi Skeleton. But yeah, they tried to smut his name up, but it was kind of weird. I ain't gonna lie, but I'm not gonna defend nothing. But at the same time, I'm not gonna smut his name up. Straight up. R.P. R.P. That fool. Yeah. Rest in peace. But his homie, he made the song with that cat. That fool on Sunday. He stabbed his girl, fool. Wait, what? Yeah, he stabbed a 14-year-old girl. I think they said some shit like that. What? No, I'm not saying that. Some psychotic shit, bro.
28:45Like, real life. What the fuck? That's good you got out that South Carolina shit. Hey, I still fuck with him, but no, the worst one was, oh, what the fuck was his name? The fool who shot his girl while her kids were locked in the other room. I fucking, how the hell did I forget his name? And it's crazy, too. They be sending subliminals in their songs. How the fuck they not going to know? Like, telling the world that they're into kids? I didn't know it was subliminals. Or, like, telling them they're going to kill their girls? How are they abusing the little girls? You know, like, oh, yeah, if you leave me, I'm going to kill you.
29:20All types of shit. And then when the accusations get hit, oh, fool, this, this to his girl. There was no signs. He deadass just said that, you know, in this song. If you leave me, I'm going to kill you. That's definitely a theme in some songs That's what I'm saying I don't know but man shout out to You know all these new SoundCloud rappers That are not pedophiles That's the only thing I can say about these dudes Straight up So okay you just became P-Face right away Oh what's it called we would use P-Face as a slang You know how every hood got a little slang I would like what's up PZ Face what's up P-Face What's up P-Face you know And then I just thought one day I was like Man that's hard I should use it as a name But then I would never thought I was a rapper name Because not gonna lie, I wanted my name to be P-Dog When I was little, I always thought I was a, you know, like Like P-Dog, like, you know, like If fools know what that is in the streets, when you smoke a P-Dog It takes you on a trip When you smoke a blunt full of crack?
30:14Yeah, what's it called, when you listen to my music It's gonna take you on a trip You know, but then I was like, nah, that's stupid I've been wanting that name when I was a little kid Like, that's stupid And then fools are gonna think I'm a crack addict Like, fuck no, like, you feel me? So, man, and then what's it called And then I already had the P on my face. So I was like, P face. And that fool got childish, dog. I already know there's going to be little names, but fools be like, oh, my God. His name is P face. Oh, like P. I'm like, grown ass man saying this. I'm like, OK. But like, you know, like, really?
30:49Like, I don't know. But everyone's entitled to their own opinion. But that's your hood is that you guys put P's on everything, right? Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Fools make it seem like I just wanted to put P face for no reason. Like, you know? I mean, it's kind of funny. Well, because it's like there's Blueface. I like, I'm pretty sure there's a rapper named Redface. It's like a lot of people put something on face. I used to listen to Blueface a lot. Yeah. Hell yeah. Like I used to be like, oh, like my homies used to be like, oh, his album just came out. And I'm like, and then I mentioned, all right.
31:16And then just, you know, just bump that fool. You don't listen to him anymore? Yeah, I still do. But what's it called? Just not, just not his new shit. I bumble like mostly his old shit. I hope he gets out and puts out some fucking fire music. because I feel like Blueface is at his best when he's doing that gangster shit. That fool needs to leave Kreshan alone, dog. Get straight up. I feel like that was like his. I just don't want to hear him talk about girls and all that shit. I want to hear him do some street shit. That probably doesn't make him as much money, but that's like, I like him as like a gangster rapper, you know?
31:45Yeah. Yeah, nah, but I ain't gonna lie. I ain't gonna lie. I can't say nothing about, you know, like, you know, like when the shit with Kreshan Rock, you know how they be saying, oh, she was with another, oh, that's not his baby. He never like, publicly humiliate himself. He kept the pee. I ain't gonna lie. He kept the pee. Like, you know that player image he has? He knows how to keep that image, you know? Would you fuck with a Krishan Rock? Like a girl who was completely toxic and ridiculous on social media and making your life a living hell? Bro, I was dealing with that when I was broke. What the fuck?
32:14I'm dealing with that when I'm not. Hell no. That's your style or no? Nah, hell no. Can't do it? Nah, hell no. Like, nah, nah. Fuck no. Definitely. How'd you get tapped in with people like Tommy G's? and uh or excuse me uh uh tommy guns and fucking blanco and all them because you guys got a huge i hit that food tommy guns up i seen my manager reposting him like you hard no actually he hit me up okay actually he hit me up and then what's it called i was like dang i ain't gonna charge him a feature he hard and then what's it called and look look where my boy is straight up you know i'm proud of i'm proud of tommy dog straight up that shit makes me feel good when i see him like that homie straight up there ain't no like man because think about it i was already kind of rapping a little and when people would see around him they'd be like oh who's time you all deception shit and i'm like man he's my boy got it and now that fools are actually seeing what he got it makes me feel good because like i'm glad other people saw what i saw yeah i mean he's only really been popping for a few months but we definitely like met him when he wasn't really popping yet and it's pretty dope yeah i take tips from him but it's because when me like when me i don't know I got told this like I'd rather people Me watching me I mean I'd rather people listen to me than watching me As an artist and that took it But at the same time people want to get to know me Stuff like this you already know So I gotta put more content out there He's very good when it comes to algorithms So I'll give him that straight up I mean you gotta play the YouTube game and those people If they really fuck with you Will start to become your Spotify listeners Hey that's the boy Man I used to thug it with Tommy too We would sleep in Blanco's car and go to the studio the next day.
33:50Because Tommy's from, what's it called? Tulare County. So it's not like he has a house in LA. And then me, I'm already homeless. So we all thugging in on some music shit, bro. And then now that all of us is, you know, we're not settled yet. But shit, at least we're not where we was at. Now that I see that, it's like, okay, now we're taking, all my homies are taking steps, you know? Like, we don't talk as much because he's, you know, I'm on my own shit. He's on his own shit. But, hey, homie, saludos. For sure. Um, okay. So the first time that your name really got brought up on this platform was basically when people trying to expose you, bringing up some old N word tapes and shit like that.
34:28Man, that stuff was dumb, dog. Cause end day food. Look, the thing I don't like, they crap the whole life. Cause look, I'm arguing with somebody and he's telling me, uh, fuck Mexicans. Right. So my word, yeah, my dumb ass, my dumb ass just going to respond back and people screen recorded it and try to use it against me. You know, like straight up, like I'll face a black person and be like, I got no reason me towards you, homie. It's not even holding, turning anything down. It's just, if I was, if I really felt that way, I'll be uncomfortable around black people. And then the thing is, I don't agree with black people so much for, so for them to like, it's just straight up, like fools are just going to like try to blemish a fool's image.
35:08Cause think about it. All these fools, all these, all these other rappers, there's videos of them getting chased, all this other shit getting beat up getting marked out and then to them that's like to to the people that want to knock down their image they like that's a win there's no videos of me like that so they're gonna use whatever they use to just you know come on like that shit like straight up like as a man that's sad but if it's a female doing it you do you but i mean it's a fine line for people because like on one hand you're in a gang you're beefing with another gang that gang is a different race than yours so it's like i can only imagine the shit that gets said and the shit that people are throwing out there but it's like the question is is like are you actually racist towards that race and i feel like from your perspective no like i feel like it's just one-sided from the from what people saw right and then when they didn't see the when the other fool who was on live with me saying that shit too it would have been different you know like them going back and forth but then they just mean why would i just want to record myself and start saying that out of nowhere to send a message dog that's dumb shout out to every black artist shout out to every black person and not even black artists shout out to the black community because they go to the same stuff through us and they help and right now i can't say every black person but the black people that do help us with these eyes rates i appreciate you homie straight up you already know what do you mean help with like whoa whoa whoa what's it called i see some protests yeah they protest They protest with us I see them online What's it called saying how they feel How this is wrong They don't have to do that They could just mind their own business Because I heard you saying once on the ice was knocking on your door Scaring your grandma or something Is that like a reality you looked at?
36:51Yeah what's it called Fucking I got family dust what's it called You go touch the shit you know So it was just like when fools were like Oh why you not there at the raid Oh yeah my bad fool I'm not right there online Showing you I'm at the what's it called protesting you know i'd rather i'd rather what's it called what's it called i'd rather use make music to cope with this situation it's not oh i'm taking advantage of the situation where what's it called since this stuff was around me what's it called oh i'm gonna use this music for the momentum i use it as what's it called like a reinsurance for other people to listen to this and be like man like yeah fuck ice straight up it's not like oh yeah i'm using this taking advantage of this it's not it may look like that so everyone that's what i'm saying everyone's entitled to their own opinion but the thing is when when you mess up with your opinion what people mess up is that when with their opinion they try to they try to what's it called make other people force other people's opinion on them you know like like let's say i feel this way and then what's it called i want everyone to be on the bandwagon of my opinion it doesn't work like that you're entitled to your opinion but what you're not going to do is force your opinion on other people just because you feel a way about that person you know that's kind of like some female shit a lot of fools got female tendencies nowadays.
38:02I know you know the staff. A lot of that. A lot of people are trying to bring on this podcast. Well, you've seen this shit. I know you've seen the statistics. However you say that shit. However you say that. I got, what's it called? They said the testosterone levels is the lowest. Yeah, yeah. So it's like, it explains a lot, bro. And then why you think when fools complain, oh, these females are acting like fools now. It's because all these fools are acting like females. So they feel, the high-nats feel like they gotta step up. Right. Nah, it's real. I mean, do you feel that? Like, when you look, because, like, they're saying that, like, young people are having sex way less than prior generations.
38:37Do you feel like you look at a lot of the dudes that you know and they just are not getting pussy? Yeah, nobody's getting none, bro. Hell no. Like, nobody's getting none, bro. Like, they're all in the internet, you know? They're all on the internet. The internet fucks people up. So what? Dudes are just sitting on TikTok or sitting on the computer all day and they ain't even thinking about girls. It's, like, too hard to, like, cut them into bitch. Nah, it's just, I don't know. Fools don't got it. You know? No, you don't got the mouthpiece. You don't got the mouthpiece. You feel me? Like, that shit be cringy.
39:03Like, a lot of fools, and I hate that fools don't realize what pillow talking is, you know? Like, fools be thinking, oh, I'm just letting the female know. Like, nah, that's pillow talking, bro. Like, a lot of these younger fools need to know what pillow talking is. And I'm out here talking like I'm older and shit. All these younger fools. But not, but fools my age. My age need to know what pillow talking is. Because, like, I'll be on TikTok, right? And then, like, some high enough put hard ice comments, right? I don't even know. Fool reply. Oh, he's a bitch. Why you put that? That's like, fools really feel like they got to go out their way.
39:38I don't even know. You think I don't even look at my TikTok comments. That should just be up. You know, when I didn't have my Instagram, they took my Instagram down too. Why'd they do that? Man, say you one of your, one of your, I don't know, you know, one of your peoples took it down. Who? One of your people. My peoples? Yeah. Which one? Man, I don't know. He's like the one, you know, dissing everybody, but at the same time, police. Whack? No. Are you calling him? Nah. Nah, I didn't even think of whack. What's it called? I was talking about that fool, Swifty Blue. Oh, Swifty Blue did it. Yeah, he took my shit down.
40:15For real? Yeah, fool. And then straight up, I'm saying this, dog, because you need to get my shit back already, fool. You've been lagging it, homie. You know you got my shit down, so why you acting stupid? Wow, that's crazy. Yeah, hater. Hater, fool. but at the same time, it's like a compliment. You know, like, damn, this fool felt like, felt like, what's it called, to get an OTR, he has to take their biggest artist. I'm not saying I'm not that big. That's what he's doing? I'm not saying I'm not that big. So he got smoked for the whole OTR though. Uh-huh. Swifty? Man, it's not smoke. He just feels some resentment.
40:47Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's not smoke, fool. Like, fools, I'm pretty sure. He got money on his head. Why are you worried about you? Huh? Shit, I don't know. I honestly don't know, fool. Like, I was in shock too when I found out and then what's it called this was talking about buy it back and then on bunk damn that's crazy buy your own instagram back I'm not tripping fool but the thing is I at first I was gonna speak on it I'm not gonna I was not gonna speak on this situation but it seems like I'm not getting my account back straight up right no definitely so like you never damn swifty you gotta gotta help my boy out that's crazy we could be holding each other back this this this Hispanic music community in LA that's so small bro I sure got them all right us as uh Hispanic artists will be the the rap game when it comes to Hispanics will be so bigger than it is it's just fools have beef this fool fucked his fool's baby mama this fool feel some resentment because something about his homie from his hood and we got it with his other homie from his hood instead of being man and just not being man I just feel like be the bigger man right no definitely it's because a lot of mexicans uh a lot of mexicans got pride that's why that's why what's it called when people say oh um blacks and mexicans don't get along it's not that blacks got a lot of pride as men too so you put two people with a lot of pride in the room oh yeah it's not gonna work man you know so it's not it's not really just you know like race i feel like it's just you know the how people are no definitely um so okay there's this whole like conspiracy theory out there about you basically saying that you faked your death to join another hood.
42:30Yeah, that shit was a trip. Hey, that shit made me feel good, though. So this is not real? No, fool. How the fuck would I be walking around these streets? I don't know. People switch hoods, though. Man, the thing is, fools don't know what gang politics is. If you make a fool, look, fools make into fools into cliques. Yeah. Cliques, you know? Right. And, oh, you're gonna be a clique from our volume, you know, and get that established. But the thing is, fools create a narrative and ran with it you know they don't set a game they said worse shit than that fool straight up they said worse shit than that that's why i'm like man i'm like i'm not really tripping so you didn't fake your death no why would i fake my death i mean like like you tell me it's weird though you watch one of these videos and it's just telling you all this shit and you're kind of like okay like i don't know that shit makes me feel good though because it's just like people like go out their way to make rumors on me just for you know because they trying to knock it down like fool like i don't like everyone is entitled to their own opinion like i said but when you're trying to make it like oh yeah come on believe me believe me like and they what's it called i wouldn't be in my hood doing hood vlogs right right and i'm and i'm became viral off this stuff right if i really because they made it seem like i went missing and i just came out of nowhere this episode is brought to you by chat gpt hey it's bill simmons from the bill simmons podcast Have you guys heard about ChatGPT work?
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44:28Gemini and Chrome is here for it. Ready to make anything online make sense? There's no place like Chrome. Check responses set up required, compatibility and availability varies 18+. Like, make that make sense. I was missing, running from a put-off, whatever, right? And then what's it called? I came back, did a hood vlog. And now where I've been at, that doesn't add up to the rumors. You feel me? That's what I'm saying. People just go out their way to make lies food, but I ain't knocking them down. If anything, keep going. Any type of what's it called? Publicity to me is good publicity. You straight up.
45:03I ain't going to lie. Like, look, it caught your eyes, you know? No, yeah. And I know it made you want to interview me more. Like, oh, yeah, I got to see what's up with this. You know, this is good content. How do you feel about Almighty Suspect was the one who was on the news saying basically that if you were going to that basically he needed your fade? He said that? Well, because of the N-word stuff, I think. I never heard this about Almighty Suspect. That's what he was saying, right? What's it called? What's it called? I'm not tripping, fool. Like, in the day, like, he feels some type of way.
45:33But the thing is, when they try to push the narrative, like, oh, I really said that, man, fool. Like if you really would understand from how it really went down, like you fools making it seem like out of context, straight up what it is. What would you, would you be down? Like if somebody like him said that on a podcast, are you like, fuck it, I'm pulling up even though like, he's not from where you're from. He's like, you know, I'll just catch him when I catch him dog. Like any day he's like, like what the, what's it called? Like, I'm not going to go on my way. Like be for real. He's the same way.
46:03He's not pulling up for a face. Am I going to take suspect for real? Like he's not like, Like, the own black community don't even accept them, as you see. So, for him to be like, I need a fade. I mean, some people might not like that. Man, what's it called? The fools who do accept them are just, what's it called? Because they've been in the same situation as his. So, they like, oh, yeah, buddy, buddy, you know? You know, like, bro, no, who, everyone, ask every L.A. game maker about suspect. I'm like, he a mark. Maybe a couple of them, but. You know, Dan, it's a lot. You're like, I seen, it's like in everything I seen.
46:36It's like everything I seen. I didn't want to stir the pot or anything Nah I'm not tripping He was saying that on the news so I feel like I just had to Represent his standpoint Man you fart that fool What you mean that you represent his standpoint You fart that fool I farted him but it was because he fucking pulled the knife out During a podcast I feel like you set him up for failure I feel like you knew they were getting into it A lot like why would you put them in the same room This is Game of Thrones We gotta figure out who gets along But then why are you going to complain about, oh, this is unprofessional?
47:08Because you're not allowed to bring a knife, and you're not allowed to try to fight. It's Game of Thrones. People got swords. Yeah. But that's actual Game of Thrones. This is metaphorical Game of Thrones. But I'm going to say it's kind of contradicting you. It's Game of Thrones, but you're not expecting war. Fools are like, come on. Yeah, you really tapped in. Are you going to be mad if I interview your op tomorrow? No. If anything, I wouldn't knock you down from it. What's it called? I just met you, bro. What's it called? Oh, Adam, what's it called? Interview my op. But the thing is, I wouldn't be kind of weirded out.
47:39It's just, what's it called? If you mention my name to my op, it's kind of weird. Like, bro, like, I was not part of the discussion for you to mention me because, you know, you know he's my op. It's like. I don't even know, like, your actual ops, though. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. So, I don't really. I feel like, what's it called? You got famous ops yet or not? Nah, not really. Ooh, not really. Okay. Not really. I can't even consider him my op. To be honest, I could call that fool right now. I'm like, what's up, homie? What's it called, that fool? He's not even my homie, bro What's it called?
48:07That fool, what's it called? Just be tapping in And then that fool cannot He's like different He would like do Little sublimins in the comments But he shows love in the DMs That fool I don't know if you ever heard that song I'm from the gang When my mama slide What's his name? What's it called? Tres? Oh, okay, yeah Yeah, we What's it called? I already considered him beef To be honest To me I got no enemies, dog Straight up Everyone was just trying to beef him with me You went to Fresno And did a music video shoot And you allegedly got your Airbnb shot up? Yeah, that shit like kind of like done to be honest.
48:38Like when people really think, oh yeah, I went to my Airbnb, got shot up. I left like, bro, who's there for like a minute? There for a minute. I ain't gonna lie. Like there for a minute. Like what's it called? Like a minute, like for like four days. So the house didn't get shot up. Oh, what's it called? I'm not gonna speak up on that straight up. That's like, oh, like I can't speak up on that. What's it called? I ain't I ain't knocking nothing down, but it's not Sunday to brag about. Like, what's it called? What if there was kids right there? What if one of the homies brought their kids and all this types of stuff?
49:08Nah, for sure. But I mean, I think a lot of LA rappers are just like, we are not going up there at all. Man. Even Fresno. I never even did Fresno. I got love for Fresno straight up. What's it called? I listen to a lot of rappers from Fresno. I even fuck with producers from Fresno. EBK is Jabil. EBK is Jabil's producers from Fresno. And look how he makes some hits with EBK. Oh, yeah. It's not the same. Them fools got talent. It's just that some TikToker fool, what's it called? Just was like top five worst California artist, all types of shit. And then I was just like, damn. And then he just put me and I'm just like, damn, you fucking dick.
49:44And I didn't even know him. And it was kind of crazy because this was like a pretty boy and he's in his backyard making TikToks about gangs. And he's from a gang, supposedly, right? Really? And then he said like, oh. and I feel like if he really knew about the situation that was so happened to happen right there I feel like he would have not been bragging about it as much as he made it seem like that's why like it's corny to me like he got his information the same way you got your information and then you know he waited till what's it called we left Fresno to start making videos I texted him what's it called hey where you at he was just like you gay He was just like, oh, just changing the subject.
50:26Like, oh, you gay. You a pussy. I'm not going to waste my time with you. And I'm just like, see, he don't want it. So why am I going to waste my time with him? Damn, that's crazy. Fucking you're making me feel like I got to look at TikTok more. Man, I don't. The only reason I pay attention to TikTok is because what's it called? I got a sister and she'd be like, you want TikTok? You want TikTok? And all this other stuff. So I'm like. People be asking me about TikTok memes. I have no idea what they're fucking talking about. And I'm just like, I'll find out about it like two months later. Yeah, hell yeah.
50:54What's up? Man, yeah, the TikTok memes is funny, but shit, I don't really listen to memes. I don't watch memes no more. Oh, God. I be on Reddit a lot now. Oh, God. I know you guys be on Reddit, too. That's how you got your... Of course. What are your Reddit sites that you go to? You go to... Cali Gaming. Cali Banging, yeah. Wars. Cali Wars. Okay. And it just shows fools getting smoked, and I'm just like, man, that fool got smoked. You ever look at the No Jumper Reddit? Huh? No Jumper Reddit? I didn't even know y 'all got a Reddit. I know Lush for sure runs that. Cracking in there. Lush for sure runs that.
51:28I think he got banned. Ready? Yeah, I think he was in there too much. He got banned. But by like the higher ups at Reddit. The higher ups. They took his whole account down. Damn. Crazy, right? Hey, what's up with everyone trying to fight Lush? No, he can't like defend himself as good. That's fucked up. That's why I'm like, man, like what? Like when you said that almighty suspect wanted my faith, the thing is he could, why he feel like, I'm going to make a statement about it. Anyone gives a fuck. If I'm going to run this fool's fate, he's going to be like, when I'm in a room with him or anything, I'm going to catch it.
52:01Why he's letting it be known? So you could be like, I don't want to put him in a room with P-Face or anybody. I mean, it's content, right? Yeah, man. You don't respect that? You're going to fire him anyway when we get that one. You did a cold. I fuck with him. I just got a certain point as far as the business. Hey, straight up. Hey, straight up, bro. Adam. I've been sued plenty of times before I feel like you would be a good pimp I feel like you more of a pimp than suspect Straight up he pimp them fools out Straight up you good with that shit I'm not pimping at podcast hosts For the record Metaphorically or literally It's good though We are working together, it's a business relationship Some people might end up feeling a little slutted out But you know That's probably because they weren't bringing enough to the table That we ended up having to kind of push you and puts you into it.
52:52Like, if somebody is coming on camera every week and bringing good shit to the table, but then if somebody's coming to the table every week and it's trash, then it's like, shit, we might have to say something to you to try to provoke something out of you. I'm not knocking you totally down because I'll see one interview when you guys will be arguing. You guys were not. You guys could even be in a room without arguing about hip-hop, about who's better, all this stuff. Man, he was going to eventually get up on you, boo. Yo, you're really tough. This motherfucker really be watching shit. Nah, it's just you everywhere, fool Same way you watch shit, same way I watch shit Yeah, yeah, yeah I'm a little too deep in it sometimes, I feel like Nah, it's cool though I just be watching shit, you know I just get entertained by Lush, hella Lush is like my favorite Coco Yo, you're probably gonna see him when we walk out of here He's bold, fool, steady, he's bold Some fool, but like, so why you did this, Lush?
53:38And he'll be like, uh And then he'll, son, dumb shit, he know He know not to say, and he'll be like And you'll be like, yeah Do you look at Lush like a fellow Mexican or not? He's not Mexican? he's not no one knows nah he's like white but he's I think he like was from like a Mexican tagger gang back in the day so it's kind of a blurry line I think that's the deal let me let me find out you running resident but bro he used to be saying some other shit back in the day on the podcast he'd be talking about another block I don't know what the fuck happened to that one man taggers go from gangbangers he might be reminiscing about his tagging life and gaming life at the same time Fuck it, we gotta jump Lush into a real gang Yeah, fuck it I'm gonna jump him in Man, hey, hey, boy, you fuck that fool You tall as shit, I ain't gonna lie I didn't think he was that tall I had to get tall so I can fuck Lush up How do you feel like when fools shout you out in songs and all this other shit Like use you in the songs or even use your wife as a song Gotta do it, yeah I mean, I like it, but I feel like Adam22 doesn't sound right in a song I feel like people say, ak, or Vlad in a song You know when fools diss each other?
54:51You could say a little subliminals, but when you make a whole song, this is for Adam 22. It's like, damn, you're doing too much. A whole song about me is crazy. I've never seen somebody have a super successful diss song about me. That shit don't really work like it used to. Yeah, what's it called? Gang of fools be dissing you, fool. Thank you. I appreciate you telling me. That shit was a cheer. Oh, God. You start rapping too, I seen. You like that? You were trying to do a song? You know, you remind me of that. What's that one fool? Gravy. Young Gravy. You remind me of Young Gravy. I think the only thing we have in common is that we're white.
55:20But nah, it's just a song With like 10 hoes in a And then how he's so nonchalant with it You got all the hoes, I see him at the porn Convention every year For real? Yeah You go to those, huh? Yeah, sometimes Damn, you think they'll let me in? You're 18, right? Yeah I think it's 18 plus, it might be 21 But I think it's 18 We gotta go one day for the vlog You and your homies pull up You got an Edgar under that hat? Nah, I got a fucking slick back I said Oh, you got a good haircut. That was a hard haircut right there. Yeah, fool. What's it called? It's just my hair is long, you feel me? And then I didn't feel like getting a haircut.
55:54I didn't even know we were going to do this today. Bro, that's slick. You should be like a greaser, like put all that pomade and shit. Yeah, I do. I do. I do when I do. Every time I do, I'm about to do a music video. I always do that shit for my who do you love shit. I did it. What haircuts are washed right now? Washed? Yeah, like what haircuts should people just like not have? Edgar's? You think Edgar's over? Yeah, that shit's over, fool. Like that shit's done. That shit's done. That sucks. Yeah, fools still be having edgars and all this shit. That shit looks gay. Especially like, but you know, I've been seeing that very active in Texas.
56:27Oh, man. They got the shags out there. But I'm not knocking Texas fools down, though, because straight up them fools are cool as fuck. Oh, Texas. They're very like, what's it called? Like, very like, very like humble, like in a way. It's a different type of hundle. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, shout out to Texas. Okay. So how do you feel about the Mexicans who voted for Trump That are essentially responsible for these ice raids That have your family stressed out I feel like what's it called Personally I feel like me speaking up on politics Is kind of gonna from like the viewers perspective They're gonna be like this Tattered up ass fool Speaking up on politics But I'm gonna speak as a Mexican Dog like straight up I feel like you fools You fools Trump just fucked y 'all Like he just fucked y 'all Like you know like Bro you gotta forget This fool was from New York And then you know his trash business You seen all his businesses How it would go down but he'll walk away rich What do you guys expect But shout out Trump though Don't deport me That's the only shout out you get Shout out Trump but don't deport me and my family Cause fuck Do you think a lot of Mexicans in LA Are anti-immigrant even though they should be anti-immigrant they should be anti-immigrant especially when i see the mexicans who are like oh like as a mexican what's it called i feel like they're just like a pick me mexican like they're trying to be so different like oh like nah i feel like straight up if you've seen don't it's funny to joke about it yeah but then when you see real life situations when you see somebody pulling out all their money out the bank and because what's it called they they're gonna get deported it's sad for when you see somebody at the line with you or buying a bunch of alcohol bottles because he's stressing, it's sad food because I don't want to see my people like that.
58:18I don't want to see anybody like that, homie. Straight up. Nah, definitely. But it's crazy because, like, I had a cleaning lady, and she only been legal for, like, a couple years. And the first time she ever— I feel like you messed up. I said, you said, I had a cleaning lady. Bro, you know those white people are like, yeah, I feel bad, too. My cleaning lady getting deported. My lawnmower, man. No, it's the opposite. it no she's she's been legal for like two years and her first thing that she does when she can vote is she votes for trump so i feel like she's like you know kind of living in the hood or whatever and she's kind of like you know what all these illegals are causing problems around here get rid of them even if she was illegal like two years ago that's shit crazy what's it called how about how they really just doing going out their way and just trying to really just get people like straight up you know what it is though it's just it's just this country's going broke slowly so what they're trying to do since they realize oh this is how much money we're missing from immigrants we're gonna deport them and make them and make them buy themselves back in because think about it even fucking chump's mom said it in the old news article i love my son but just the worst thing that could happen to him is getting into politics wow bro you are really really good on camera like even though i feel like i'm fucking up some of the shit that you're talking about you kind of like don't exactly know what you're talking about but like a lot of the stuff you're talking about is like oh shit like you have a real like people are gonna fuck with you on camera like hard i feel like i'm kind of fucking up but i'm just like it's a no jumper interview i can feel the tiktok it's gonna be messy bro like when you start talking about trump I'm like feeling the TikTok being created right there.
1:00:00He's feeling the aura. He's feeling the aura. Aura. Strong aura. Dead homies. You got aura. Yo, why are you posting sex tapes? What? How you know about that? The streets told me. What? How? It was only up for like 10 seconds. Really? I heard you was getting your pipe on. You got an only fan. He's telling me what's it called. Yeah, if you want to call me, you're forgetting my pipe on. Next tape is... But everybody knows I be fucking on the internet. We don't know that about you yet. Oh, all right. Straight up, look. I fucked up, dog. I don't know how to use Instagram, fool. I don't know how to use Instagram that good.
1:00:38So, look, I'm thinking I saved it, but then I accidentally posted it. But you're filming it in Instagram? That's unnecessary. Where can I else record it in? The camera app. People use the camera app for real? What is better about the Instagram filming app? It's 60 seconds at a time. You can use filters. I guess, but you could upload that same video into Instagram and use the filter You act like I wanted to upload I don't use filters, I think I should I should probably start using filters I'm old as fuck, I'm ugly, wrinkly You know, it adds more light to it Yeah, no, I feel you Especially when it's dark, you know, so you could do a filter where it kind of brightens it But you're 18, you don't need to be smoothing your skin You already have smooth skin No, I'm trying to smoothing my skin Sometimes I be doing it in the dark So you do a filter, you know how you could take a picture and it'll lighten up.
1:01:24Yeah. What's it called? With a certain filter, even though you're in the dark. So I'll just use it like that. Do you ever take a photo with a girl and she's using like a super soft feminine filter and you're just like, what the fuck is that? That's her. Like, I don't give a fuck. What's it called? What's it called? It's confusing for me. Yeah. That shit, that shit's damn, you know, like as long as it don't catch my face. But damn, Adam, that shit's really been talking about the streets of the sex tape. Well, I was just checking my fucking Instagram story feed at one point, like right before bed and I just see you fucking and I'm so confused and I'm just like is that he's I'm like wondering is that like an op sex tape you like getting at somebody by posing the sex no no no I couldn't figure it out hey Spencers Spencers you already know what's Spencers that's my that's like it's another way to say my bad you know like fuck I ain't mean to do that man but damn fuck don't be like Nelly Chapa he got banned off Instagram for life for real That's what I heard For real Man he still got Instagram He's NLE the great No but it's some Other thing Now or something It's like It's like a Account that's supposed to be Like run by the label I think or something Yeah he don't need Instagram Man He don't need Instagram A lot of people don't need Instagram Bro you're tapped in You're like way too tapped in For somebody this young You're paying attention to shit I like it Oh yeah Nah Yeah that's what I'm saying Like all these When the fools try to make rumors It honestly made me feel good Cause I'm like Okay When I see all these rumors About these like big artists You know how they trying to say all these weird shit Like how they trying to say Lil Baby was gay Cause he had like a white guy hugging him from the back Plane fighting Like you know how they be doing out of pocket shit Or you know how they be trying to say the actresses are aliens On the low That shit made me feel like one of those Like damn They're making rumors of me already We going That's what I'm saying Like man out and everything people go out At first I was hot cause I'm like Man I've been through all these issues in the streets because I would always be like, I don't want to be these rappers where these fools, like, all this other shit because I know I'm not a J-cat.
1:03:25I will not go to sleep. I will not be out here in this platform. I will not be out here with other gangbangers knowing I'm a J-cat because in there, you can fake the funk only for so long. Facts. Bro, I'm telling you, you're a star. For real? Yeah, hell yeah, I'm a star. I'm a star, hell yeah. Big time. Do you know what would be messing me up? I don't think like a rapper, dog. I don't think like a rapper, you know? I just think I'm a fool who makes music. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Nah, you're a legend. This is a legendary interview. I think this is your first Mexican Compton artist. Probably. Shit. I don't know.
1:03:57We had a hard time thinking of anything before. When I asked ChadGBT, it was kind of weak. It was like King Lil G, who's technically not from Compton, and then Lil Suete. He shouts out Compton. King Lil G shouted out Compton a lot. What's it called? I wouldn't watch the interviews a lot Bro, fool Do you know they try to say I dissed him For saying that They interview him Like how do you feel And Lil G says he's for content And I just said Hey, it's kind of weird That he's from Alvaro in Westlake And he's saying he's for content But I never watched a full interview He was just shouting out content a lot All types of shit Saying he got his He got a lot of his momentum Up in content By selling right there At the Fashion Swam meet But what's it called The interview told me Straight up The interview who asked me said how you feel he said he's from Conta.
1:04:46I'm like, he said that? And he's like, yeah. So I'll just say how I respond. That's one of my main complaints about ChatGBT is that I'll ask it, like, who are the top rappers from this area? And then it'll just tell me mad people who are not from that area. It'll be like, there's nobody from here, but here's some other people from like a half hour away. You can't lie, though. What's it called? Most Mexican artists are not even fully Mexican. Like Leti, he's Guatemalan. I'm Guatemalan and Honduran. Blanco out here being Ukrainian. Blanco, one of y 'all, man. Crazy, you know? But at the end of the day, all the homies is doing their thing.
1:05:19Tommy Black. Cancel. Nah, yeah, my boy Tommy Guns. Bro, hey, we would always fuck with that fool. We'll fuck with that fool in the studio. Like, my boy Tommy Buns. And then fools will actually start saying it in the comments. Oh, that's a fade. Nah, that fool's like a very cool ass homie. Buns means pussy. Huh, for real? Yeah, like, you buns. That's like we would say that back in the day. I forget. Nah, we'll just joke with this fool. That means you a bitch. You buns like you pussy You cheeks I just seen two of you from like an area near Boston I'm New Hampshire baby Don't make me throw it out Hey what's up with Boston You ever been out there?
1:05:56Of course I grew up going there all the time It's amazing you want to go out there? Hell yeah I'm for sure going to be performing out there We're going to be out there with the Puerto Ricans Puerto Ricans I heard there's a lot of Puerto Ricans out there I don't know what's called that And the Puerto Ricans be freaking my boy I done been with every race already huh dead homies yo I gotta go do the no jumper show you gonna pull up huh you wanna pull up and say hi hell yeah yo we gotta get you on that bitch hell yeah just come through for a little bit hell yeah all right no jumper cool this podcast alright this episode is brought to you by chat GPT hey it's Bill Simmons from the Bill Simmons podcast have you guys heard about chat GPT work it's the new way to use chat GPT for bigger multi step projects.
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