In short
Shady Avalon’s life story from South Central Los Angeles gang upbringing to juvenile violence, a shooting incident, prison politics, and a later murder conviction; he also discusses how gang culture and “getting put on” changed with social media.
Guests
Shady Avalon (main guest) and Baby Shooter (host/interviewer). Baby Shooter introduces Avalon and frames the interview as a “whole story” meant for people to understand the “package” of what happened. No other guests are clearly named in the transcript.
Guest background (Shady Avalon)
Born in 1986, raised in South Central; claims both parents were “born and raised” in the area. Says he was in juvenile placements from childhood and describes early violent charges and later adult prison terms. He describes being involved in “Murder Squad” (early 2000s clique) and says he served multiple prison terms before a 2018 murder case.
Key claims
He says he was assaulted by police/juvenile system at 14 and later received a settlement (~$70k). He claims he was shot in the ass at 18 during a confrontation involving “Hillside Vicious.” He claims his 2018 murder case involved “dirty politicking,” “in-house” betrayal, and that multiple people testified against him; he says he ultimately took a deal and served 6 years 8 months.
Notable examples
First offense at age 10/12 involving a box cutter (breaking a boy’s thumb/index finger and breaking a jaw); police interrogation after a schoolyard incident; settlement photos/evidence gathered by a medical worker; a jailhouse incident where he says he was removed from a unit; and the 2018 murder case where he says he shot 12 times after a confrontation and later faced charges including drugs/phones in county jail.
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOShady Avalon's Background
0:45 to 5:00
Discussion about Shady Avalon's upbringing in South Central Los Angeles.
“That niggas talk about it Up in that motherf***er And I was making it happen Up in them jailhouse Type shit I feel like You know what I'm saying Niggas need to hear that story You know what I'm saying?”
Early Encounters with Violence
5:00 to 10:00
Shady recounts his early experiences with violence and crime as a youth.
“I know, and that's what I was going to say before is that as soon as I shook his hand, I was like, oh, fuck.”
Consequences of Gang Life
10:00 to 14:00
Exploration of the impact of gang culture on Shady's life decisions and actions.
“You want to entertain the crowd, the troops.”
Transition to Selling Dope
14:00 to 14:40
Learn about the circumstances that led the guest to start selling drugs.
“Man, that shit was gone in like six months, seven months.”
Life in Juvenile Detention
14:40 to 17:44
Hear about the guest's experiences in juvenile detention and its impact on his life.
“it was more or less like, shit, go to this little basketball, little placement, you know, walk up out of there, get ready to chill.”
Getting Shot and Survival
17:44 to 20:17
Discover the story of the guest getting shot and how it affected his outlook on life.
“So the head shot he would have got, I took it in the back.”
Gang Culture and Adaptation
20:17 to 22:15
Discuss how gang culture has changed over the years and the need to adapt.
“I called the doctor like, fuck you, nigga, I'm not, yeah.”
The Impact of Social Media on Gang Life
22:15 to 24:26
Explore how social media has transformed the dynamics of gang life.
“But the biggest thing, like it's such an old head thing when you see somebody posting on Instagram and then you realize that they're responding to all the comments, talking shit to everybody.”
Consequences of Snitching and Loyalty
24:26 to 28:00
Learn about the harsh realities of loyalty and consequences within gangs.
“The internet scrutiny would be so crazy if you're like a celebrity getting put on a hood, right?”
In-House Murder and Dirty Politics
28:00 to 30:00
Learn about the complexities of gang politics leading to a murder.
“But you had done prison time already at this point?”
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The Aftermath of Violence
30:00 to 37:20
Explore the consequences of violent confrontations and their legal implications.
“on robbing him, that you were f***ed up and that you needed a DP?”
Prison Life and Reflections
37:20 to 42:00
Hear about prison experiences and the mindset needed to survive.
“But if we're going to have a good time, it's going to be on my terms and conditions.”
Reflections on Time in Prison
42:00 to 43:10
Discussion on coping with prison time and making the best of it.
“like as much as it sucks to be locked up.”
Neighborhood Loyalty and Betrayal
43:10 to 44:45
Exploration of loyalty among friends and the impact of snitching in the community.
“One gang expert got up there, say he been knowing me for 18 months.”
Changing Dynamics of Gang Culture
44:45 to 46:24
Discussion on the evolution of gang culture and the consequences of betrayal.
“Why do you think that people don't have the courage to like fully a snitch out?”
Life After Prison: Struggles and Adaptations
46:24 to 47:25
Insights on challenges faced when reintegrating into society after prison.
“As soon as I heard about it, I got something for that.”
Encountering Violence Post-Release
47:25 to 48:40
Personal accounts of violent encounters shortly after release from prison.
“I ain't know that the two other cars was his family.”
Confrontations and Street Justice
48:40 to 50:06
Narrative of street justice and confrontations in a tense situation.
“is that the dudes that you know who got felonies who absolutely don't feel comfortable not carrying a gun.”
Gambling and Conflict in Jail
50:06 to 51:14
A detailed account of gambling conflicts leading to physical altercations.
“As soon as he tried to go for it, my shit was already coming full steam.”
Fighting in Jail: Personal Experiences
51:14 to 56:00
Experiences of physical confrontations and their implications in jail.
“That's your boy, but did you have a squabble with him at one point?”
Fighting Stories and Reputation in Prison
56:00 to 59:30
Learn about the intense dynamics of fights and reputation in prison, including personal experiences of the host.
“Nigga Touche, light-skinned, and little.”
Jay Hood's Fighting Skills and Background
59:30 to 1:01:22
Discover Jay Hood's reputation in prison fighting and how his skills evolved over time.
“Jay Hood, I met Jay Hood a long, long time ago.”
The Impact of Fame and Circumstances
1:01:22 to 1:03:31
Explore the consequences of fame on personal safety and the pressures it creates in dangerous environments.
“Yeah, because he said that he has been shot mad times.”
Shifting Perspectives on Gang Life
1:03:31 to 1:05:29
Understand the challenges of gang life, the importance of financial stability, and the implications of criminal identity.
“If you really want to get ahead of it and really bring this gangsta shit to the internet like they want to to, she let them record it and just go hard on their homies.”
The Reality Behind Street Dreams
1:05:29 to 1:06:58
Examine the disparity between the glamorized lifestyle of drug dealing and the harsh reality many face.
“The bitch, all that's going to come with the bag.”
The Evolution of Criminal Life and Social Media
1:06:58 to 1:10:03
Discuss how social media has changed the landscape of criminality and personal branding.
“But how did you feel about the situation that NFA seems to have got himself caught up in?”
The Reality of Street Life and Music
1:10:03 to 1:11:46
Explore the contradictions between street life and the portrayal of it in music, discussing authenticity and consequences.
“everybody's trying to look like something yeah it's whoever you imitate you got a boy want to like a girl.”
Personal Reflections and Family Dynamics
1:11:46 to 1:14:05
Delve into family relationships and the impact of street culture on children, including significant choices made by the host's daughter.
“I'm not, I'm not, I don't, I don't point fingers, bro.”
Observations on Female Gang Members
1:14:05 to 1:16:19
Discuss perceptions of female gang members and the complexities of attraction and respect in relationships.
“So it was like once you try to make that leap, it was like, don't do it.”
Cultural Identities and Masculinity
1:16:19 to 1:18:39
Examine the intersections of race, masculinity, and social roles among Black men within different communities.
“It should have turned you off eventually.”
Navigating Relationships in a Diverse World
1:18:39 to 1:20:25
Discuss the dynamics of friendships and relationships across sexual orientations and personal boundaries.
“Because I might take you to a bar and you might try to hit a nigga like that.”
Transcript
Automatic transcript. May contain errors.0:00No Jumper, coolest podcast in the world. And today I'm in here with my boy Baby Shooter. Stand with it, man. We in this motherfucker. He hit me up and told me that we absolutely needed to sit down with Shady Avalon and do this interview and get his whole story out there. And I take your word seriously. So I said, let's make it happen. Oh, definitely. For sure So okay You go first Why Do you feel like This was the interview To make happen right now This big bro You know what I'm saying He make it happen In that motherf***er His main ring bells You know what I'm saying Niggas though For they self So when niggas You know what I'm saying When niggas hear him When niggas You know what I'm saying They gonna know exactly What it is All that shit he happened on You know what I'm saying Like he with them niggas That niggas talk about it Up in that motherf***er And I was making it happen Up in them jailhouse Type shit I feel like You know what I'm saying Niggas need to hear that story You know what I'm saying?
0:54This whole little package type shit. Do you... I don't want to go out of order or anything. I was about to just say how long you've been home or whatever. But let's just go from the beginning. So where'd you grow up? South Central Los Angeles. South Park, nigga. Okay. What was it like coming up there back in the day? We didn't have as many Mexicans as we did now. Is that a good thing or a bad thing? It's a good thing. We don't beef with no Mexicans. We clicked up to play boys. Fuck with them. Okay. Okay. But so this was like what year? What year were you born? I'm 86, baby. Okay. So you're like 39?
1:3640. 40. All right. So coming up out there during that time period, was it crazy? Yeah, like moving around with family, moms, you know, however that go. So wherever they, you know, Section 8 except we're going to go. Wherever I went, the set went. So it was like born and bred. It was like butter already. Okay. So you were? Born and raised. But you had both parents? Yep. What was dad on? Dad, not front of set, but he born and raised over there too. So it was like all my uncles from the set, aunties, cousins, baby cousins, girl cousins. And so was the whole gang thing like right in front of your eyes like all the time to a sense it was it was inevitable.
2:22But at the same time, like, you know, moms gave me better choices. And you feel me? I'm going to go do what you want to do. So your parents kind of warned you about the streets and tried to make you go straight. It ain't even a warning. It was like I was already like knee deep. You feel me going to juvenile camps placements, all that shit. What did you first get in trouble for? My first one is assault with a deadly weapon, great bodily injury. You shot him that young? How old? I was 12. I was 10 when I did it. I took the time when I was 12. You shot somebody at 10? No, I busted him down with a box cutter.
2:58What did he do to deserve that treatment? I got down with his brother first, broke his jaw. They kicked me out of school. Shit, we got out of school early one day, and I went up to my old school. and we all walked to the high school to keep doing what we're doing. This is when I was living in the valley and shit. And shit, I seen the brother. They pointed me out like, oh, that's him. I'm like, damn. This nigga in high school, big. Mom's already like pick up something and hit their ass with it. I whip out. Like, what you going to do? You ain't going to tell like nothing that your brother did. I'm already on probation.
3:30Like, what's up? Like, he go for the steal. I go for the steal back and bust him down. He grabbed my shit out. So he had a knife too and he went to grab it? No, he had grabbed my box cutter. Oh, he tried to grab it? And I cut the thumb to the index finger, all that shit, gripped it, just whooped you.
3:51That's how I started going viral, like 10, 12 years old. Going viral? You mean like in the neighborhood? Like period. Everywhere I went, camp, I wasn't even official. So it was like, come to juvenile hall, you playing the shoe games, all that. like stick your shoes outside, go to sleep, wake up, your shit gone. You see a nigga with your shit on, you like nigga, get cracking. So it was like everybody tested me a little bit more and then it was like I had a choice to go 50s or the 80s. You feel me, I'm born and raised with young aunt and all them, you feel me? So Tiny Minutes, you name them, I know them, I got these niggas tattooed on me, you feel me?
4:27So it's like I'm both, like my 80s baby too. Oh, okay. Yeah. Damn, so you feel like you're very, very accepted in both sets? For sure. Certified. Okay, when you're 10 years old walking around with a box cutter and you're super quick to pull it out and go crazy, and also even just knocking somebody's jaw, like breaking somebody's jaw at 10. That's like not having no control. That's not having, you feel me, you already got rage. You done lost both grandparents back to back. I just feel like most 10-year-old boys don't have the power to break somebody's jaw. I know, and that's what I was going to say before is that as soon as I shook his hand, I was like, oh, fuck.
5:09Every single one of his bitches broke, don't none of them match. My dad's six foes, so it's like I'm the smallest of all his kids. My mom's the smallest of his baby moms too, though. Certain dudes are just like, they have like surprise power. Like you look like a big, strong dude, but like as soon as I shook his hand, I'm like, oh, that's a different level than I didn't remember. I know no bump. on everything. Probably sounds kind of weird, but yeah. So, all right, but like, okay, when you look back at that time period, you can relate it back to like you being an angry kid that you felt like you were dealt a bad hand in life or what?
5:41Nigga ain't never had shit. So it's like nigga ain't never had nothing to lose. When you ain't got nothing to lose, it's like shit. You going day for day, going for the gusto. You trying to hustle, you selling weed, you trying to figure yourself out at an earlier age. You feel what I'm saying? So it's like by the time you catch these cases, now you not no longer under guidance with these parents and all that type of shit you feel me so when you weather in storms by yourself you become like a mini man not a man because you ain't got man strength yet you ain't really you went through puberty evolved yet like you feel me mentally so you playing grown games at an early age and it's like once you start culminating to whatever butterfly whatever bumblebee you think you're gonna be it's gonna be like it's already setting stone somewhere else it's already written yeah it's like this time period in your life where you're supposed to be a kid you're supposed to be doing light-hearted things you're supposed to be learning basic math and reading and shit like that and skipping school playing ya games uh uh shit hoop dissing hoods and carving shit in your hand you know try to you feel me like you I didn't did it all, bro.
6:47It's nothing under the sun. So how'd you get caught for slicing that kid's hand off? Oh, shit. I tried to get back on my bike and gang slide. I tried to get up out of there and shit. The police pulled me over, took me to the little police station, interrogated nigga and shit. Did you know to not say anything even then? Way back then. My mom told me. It was my first time ever even seeing white people when I moved out there. Really? You feel me? Like I ain't never had a white teacher. I ain't never had none of that. I'm really like. So the cops were the first white people you really had? First white people I seen.
7:18No, not to talk to them. No, not to. You feel me? So like when they did what they did, it was like, oh, they found weed in my pocket. Mom's like, weed, too? Oh, yeah. I'm like, shit, I wish I would have kept me in jail. Shit, I'm going to get my ass beat when I go home. Like, I ain't going to be able to hit her back. Definitely. All right. So how are they able to actually put that charge on you just because there were witnesses and shit? Witnesses. Witnesses. I broke the box cutter and ran, but it was witnesses and all that shit. I did it in front of the whole school. That's one thing. I'm known for getting off where I'm at.
7:51I ain't going to lie. We're getting to it. I'm getting cracking right here. I ain't doing all that. Been to call me. I mean, yeah, that's kind of like. Neatrical shit. It gives you too much time to think and think about what you're going to do to me. Right. I mean, that's a weird thing in gang culture and shit is that you're supposed to get off where you get offended at. Where everybody was mad at. especially when I'm coming at you humbly like a man. I've been so respectful and been bred by so many like real niggas, you know, five trays, eight trays, different Hoover sets, like you feel me. So it's like a couple of neighborhoods too, like you feel me.
8:26So it's like the way I'm combing it, you can't really find a nigga like that because you got to go through the steps and stages, all the prisons, institutions, facilities. You got to go through all that shit to become a nigga like me. You feel me? Some people are trying to do it off of, you know, just rubbing shoulders and, you know, taking a nigga or running with it. But you ain't really got the criteria. You ain't got the pedigree in the background. Like, you feel me? Yeah, everybody's trying to get to the maxed out reputation without actually having to go kill 10 people to get it. You feel me?
8:57You want to be a powerhouse. You want to be a millionaire. You want to be all these different things, bro, except for who the f*** you is. You feel me? I don't do that. You feel me? I'm walking around with 50 chains. I don't, you feel me? I barely do. You see, I don't do interviews. I don't really do shit like that. But you feel me at the same time is like I'm I'm me. Everybody knows. Right. But but you were kind of brought up to not necessarily like think ahead because the whole the whole concept of like get off where you mad at is like the opposite of what I would probably advise to somebody, which is like if you have to get revenge on somebody or you have to like do something, you should do it in a real low key way that is going to make it so that you are not likely to get in trouble.
9:39That's not white people think. Yeah, exactly. Okay. But that's not something that you were ever even thinking about. Because it's more about pride in that moment. It ain't even pride. It's just the eyeballs. It's the eyeballs that's looking. It's just the, you know, what people going to run back and say. You feel me? So when you coming up, you thinking how people feel. You feel me? You want to entertain the crowd, the troops. You really want to rally. You feel me? You want to be the, you feel me? And it's like, I liked it, that shit. the excitement, the circus clowning and all that. I was always class clown and all that.
10:12But get my work done, make you look stupid. Am I shit really right? You still lagging back laughing with me, but you failing. I'm not. You feel me? So I'm a little, I've always been more advanced than my age bracket. But we know how influenced young boys are by older boys, right? And I feel like all the dudes who were telling you about life were basically putting you onto some shit that was just straight. It was just uncles. Farfare. Nice cars. I'm seeing fine ass bad bitches. I'm looking at you feel me? Every time we go somewhere, everything all on them. When I turned the hood, I'm thinking they was like they doing some crazy shit to get this shit.
10:53They finessers and you know, they do they thing a little bit. Flocking a little bit. They was doing a little bit of everything. But I jumped in the ball thing and it was over. I ain't gonna lie. So you guys selling drugs right away? After I got shot. I never had to sell no drugs. How'd you get shot? How old were you? A young aunt. No way. How old were you? A young aunt. I was fresh 18. Shut up. A 18-year-old aunt. He was about the same? I just beat my YA commitment. Came home. Waiting on a settlement. I got down with the police in juvenile hall at 14. He bruised two of my ribs. Had all my whites in my eyes.
11:36Cherry red. And you were getting a settlement? because they were too aggressive? I was going to sit down at 18. They tried to like lie and say that I had food poisoning to call my mom to get the social and all that to take me to the outside hospital. And once they like did whatever they did and they took me to the hospital, they're like, oh, bruised ribs, catoosin, got choked out, boom, bam. Like you feel me? No kids did this. Like you feel me? Like, hey, that's how. It was a little short lady named Mr. Vontes. You feel me? From 18th Street. She used to work moving and control. Bro, when Silmar had the earthquake and all that, this is how long I've been doing this shit.
12:12Silmar had the earthquake, the building shut down and all that. We had to move to a different unit. So they put all the high-risk or the HROs and all the different niggas over there. You feel me? AB, EF, X. They started putting us in different little spots, Central and all that. And I ended up getting into it with the dude over some bunk shit. And you feel me? I had to kick the tray on his feet. He's like, man, close my door, bitch ass nigga. I don't give a shit about watching TV, none of that. Like, you trying to trick me with trinkets and shit. Like, I'm not extra meals, and I don't give a fuck about none of that.
12:40Nigga, my mama come up here every week. Got hygiene, got food, get money in my shit. You know, I'm doing me. Like, you feel me? But the lady ended up seeing me come from medical. You know, they got to take me on my medical passes. She like, I'll take him. I know him. I'm like, I'm head down, not trying to say nothing. Still ain't trying to tell him nobody, no nothing. Like, sure enough, she like, look up at me, yo. I'm like look one more time I'm like what's up man she's like nigga we been in one more corner she go in the room whip out her her little camera thing took like 80 pictures and took the SD card out she took 80 pictures of what?
13:19of my face my ribs all the little shit okay you feel me and gave it to my mom that Sunday like that Sunday that the visit came my mom gave it to my uncles from the hood and all that lawyers everybody came up there tripping you feel me they ended up giving me a house in order to go to Central. That's where all the homies was at. So that's where I became like got my name and all that shit from. Okay. But how much money did you end up getting? I got 70. Damn. I got 70. That must have felt crazy, right? Yeah, I gave my lawyer like a third. Then I ended up with like 70 after. Oh, shit. So it's like I'm already like, you know, my uncles and them got money.
13:56So it's like I'm thinking that's a lot of money. Hell, yeah, for a kid. Once you buy a car, you know, get the clothes you ain't never had, you know, look out for a couple homies. So you blew through it hella quick? Man, that shit was gone in like six months, seven months. Yeah. That's what made me start selling dope and like, you know, trying to maintain my, you know, my aura, my facade and shit. Okay. But when you, you said you got sent to Men's Central Jail there, how long? When? After you got beat up by the cops. That was probably like shit. I didn't go to Men's Central until I was 18. Okay.
14:27I didn't go to LP and all that shit. I beat all that shit up from 10, 12, 13, 14, all the way to 17 and a half. I didn't come home until 17 and a half. So once I fought my YA commitment, fought my fitness, all that shit, it was more or less like, shit, go to this little basketball, little placement, you know, walk up out of there, get ready to chill. You know, they felt like remorseful a little bit. You feel me? I'm up there still tripping, doing dumb shit too. But I end up graduating and end up going home from that facility and then going home on probation. so that's how I ended up getting out started going back to the 80s my auntie lived over there and around and how'd you meet aunt my auntie lived in apartments over there where his mom stayed at so it was like when we go outside go swimming we used to go to Jesse Owens sneak in there and do all that type of shit we've been like doing crazy dumb shit like you feel me so and what kind of dude did you think of aunt as being at that time because the only reason I say that is because he always like on the podcast and shit has been the most laid back cool smoking big weed but then there's also like rumors you hear about him from time to time and when we like really found out like what his name actually represents and means and shit his name don't his brothers do I heard that ant also has a second meaning it's an acronym it's kind of a vicious one yeah but you know people make stuff up as they go.
15:56I feel like. I got disrespectful names too so it's like I make them up as I go who I'm beefing with at the time and sometimes you end up getting a little homie put up under the so but Ant he always been quiet you feel me he always been cock strong as a he always been like you know a hustler you feel me outright hustler you feel what I'm saying and he one thing about him he don't talk a lot so if he do talk to you with you swap numbers with you any of that type of stuff he's been real meticulous as a kid. He's always been a little bit older and advanced. Okay. But I grew up with Tiny Ant. Me and Tiny Ant is day one.
16:34So there's another Ant? This is an NBA one or two? No. Tiny Ant is the big brother. Okay. Then you got a young Ant. Then you got NBA one. Then you got NBA two. I know the whole family. Okay. Interesting. But so what were you doing with Ant that led to you getting shot or whatever? We had a funny shit. We had a got into it with some shit called Hillside Vicious. Like a long time ago. They ended up turning off Schoolyard or like Venice Show Line or something. There was like a clique. You feel me? But we ended up getting into it when they was dissing the threes and all that different stuff. So we like, you know, we had plans to go to 7 to 7, the skating rink world on wheels.
17:15And, you know, we going to go blitz their ass. Like, you feel me? We finna like we finna make them choose up. Like y 'all either finna like stop coming up here or y 'all going to really turn. we gonna press them to turn schoolyard like you feel me we did it over there in eight trays we do it in the hood we you feel me on do clicks you know it keeps the the bullshit down so we end up uh mounting up atst andrews whatever and like the police just kept circling it was a carnival though so it was like it's a lot of people up there family over here game bangers over here people still trying to find parking it was a lot of like movement and shit you feel me so it was like weird we all coming from foot locker onst andrews getting our last little shit like you feel me whatever we need like man a nigga pull it up and this the set right after we right after i put my gun up bro literally right after i put him i just sat down because the police drove by we walk in we like yeah the homies want to pull up whatever we want the nigga pull up this the set we like you niggas funny the car cut off when we finna approach the car you know and aggressive you niggas young hog nigga woo wearing eight trade gangsters woo man that nigga whip out something old ass and when they first made automatics or something
18:32we take off running and literally young ant fall in front of me and as i'm running behind him to take off is like i'm scooping him like a like a baseball like you feel me he shoot me in the ass and blow my shoelaces off. So the head shot he would have got, I took it in the back. You feel me? So after that, they just made us boys. Right. We ain't, he like, nigga, that was crazy. You could have just jumped over me and kept going like, nigga, that was weird. Like, you feel me? His homie had a spot. But that's the kind of decision that it's not like you had even one second to make that decision. It's 100%.
19:11It's got to be in you already. Muscle memory. Yeah. how you feel about other people already how we already like my common ground with you already you feel me that's why I really don't go a lot of places with niggas because I feel like I gotta protect you hard and you gonna protect me you feel me I don't go certain place I'm not going right here with this nigga he gonna go to a magic party I don't have a hundred thousand I don't got nigga 15 Cubans and nigga no draws on a day you feel me like it's just certain shit I'm not doing because I know me I know how I party I know how I play and I know how I'm gonna perform you feel me so but yeah he ended up um like embracing me after that like i ended up working a spot with him and his older homie and shit his homie seen how we used to work that month and all he used to do just bring bitches over and like you know feed the dogs and you know push it through the mailbox like he ended up going to camp going and we parted ways for a little high second and it was like you feel me came back as grown men so you weren't up too bad from getting shot in the ass i was for about three weeks I couldn't shit.
20:11Couldn't shit? Yeah, they was finna put me on a shit bag. Damn. I jumped out the shower, nigga, and that exploded like soul plane. Boom! Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. I called the doctor like, fuck you, nigga, I'm not, yeah. But that was where my real psychosis came in that when it come down to gun game, never getting caught without it. Nigga, my real, like, Like, feeling like I don't like neighborhood no more. Like, that's where all that came in at. Like, from the 80s. And I took it to my side of town. Damn. So you were just wilding after that? For how long? Good minute. Good minute. People was wilding for me.
20:50I was shit up. Okay, yeah. People was wilding for me. But that's where I got to give back what was given. That's where my name started superseding and excelling. Because I'm jumping in cars with different people. It ain't got to be no killings. it could be just bitches and stocking shit out at a liquor store it could you feel me just putting shit on the map like i mean it's kind of a different time for gangbang would you say way way way different because you couldn't make a name for yourself on the internet everything's like real life everything i'm nigga i shit i used to tag my chirp number on the wall hit me i'll pull up right here and give you what you're looking for like i ain't it's this shit i ain't have aim and my space and all that shit i was already damn near going to prison by the time that shit came out so you were hustling you were more of a hustler than you were a gangbanger who was just concerned with violence and shit at first at first at first at first but it was like when you i don't me personally i don't if i can't sleep with it i ain't going to sleep i'm gonna do something i don't give a if i gotta text you 50 times to cut you out i don't you feel me it's like i just learned how to social media bang with people you feel in 2012 like like that shit was funny just me like people chunking up shit dissing it tagging you and it like it was It was just weird.
22:02It was crazy back then. So it was like. What do you mean you had to learn it? Like you had to learn how to deal with people. Like how to deal with that shit. Like you feel me? Like even now, you got to learn how to deal with it now. That shit is like a, it's a drug. Right. Because. Oh yeah. That's why everybody's chasing the next big content. They chasing the next big. But the biggest thing, like it's such an old head thing when you see somebody posting on Instagram and then you realize that they're responding to all the comments, talking shit to everybody. But that's. But go watch this. But if in the old school shit, like or on some prison shit, you can't let them.
22:31I say nothing to you, so you got to spasm every time. It's raised on that foe yard. I'm from Gangsta Crip, so at the end of the day, everything I do is supposed to be in silence. You feel me? I'm not supposed to be saying, I know what not to say, I know what not to do. I'm my own person. You feel what I'm saying? My part of game banging is, I'm not saying it's over, but at the same time, I don't go over there. I'm not hanging out and telling, hey, yeah, Adam, yeah, come get to the set. Get put on. We ain't, let's go to the club. Niggas are going to make some more money. Let's go. You feel me? I'm not, I'm going to bring these niggas to you.
23:04We not going to them. You feel me? So it's like it's a different mind frame and aspect when you're dealing with people that's cloud chasing, people that really never had it, never been. You feel what I'm saying? Or people that's already like niggas, so I ain't going back. I really deal with them people that two, three hundred miles away and can dictate and direct and really going to put some money in a pot or going to call you and tell you, hey, that was wrong. Hey, yeah, that was f***ed up. Hey, apologize to people. Hey, tell them we going to, you feel me? bottles on us at the club next week or something like you feel me versus yeah them niggas let's get cracker nigga yeah and you ain't finna participate you ain't finna aid bed assist you your sons your kids nobody you feel what i'm saying that's what i had to learn coming up in the ranks and this is what a lot of these niggas don't know now you feel me present day because they big homies niggas five months older than them you feel what i'm saying they daddy ain't from over here they daddy from over there they mama really a game banger like you feel me it's like certain shit it's it don't really add up to me no more that's why i gotta fall back because i can't bend or fold for certain shit but you feel do you feel like the culture almost kind of culture it's like left you behind where you just don't even give a about where it's you have to adjust and adapt yeah if you're still wearing big ass b2k ass pants and dress like crisscross and all that right now we're gonna clown your stupid ass you feel me you take that fitted shirt off and put on the 3x tall and think you're gonna put a blue rag on your neck right now we gonna clown your stupid but at the same time at your age right now no lie no exaggeration for clout for any type of clarity for some type of you know monetary gain you can get put on nigga a blood hood you can go nigga whack and go find you somewhere to get put on yeah chris brown all these niggas and did it but i feel like nobody does that now like like chris brown and social boy did it but that was like 15 years ago and now i feel like you ain't really seen that sense and You have.
24:56The internet scrutiny would be so crazy if you're like a celebrity getting put on a hood, right? Nah, it's really shit. I don't know. They say, I don't know. I don't speak on people badly, man. Yeah, I don't know. I try not to. I can speak on a couple of them, though. Yeah. I mean. I put on real late. Yeah, I don't know really. But it just seems crazy to be like thirsty for that kind of approval. Not from that. It don't even matter if you got put on late. If you wasn't in the streets, the field, if you really ain't out there trooping right now to make up for lost times. You feel what I'm saying?
25:26I don't advise nobody to do it with all these cameras and nigga Tesla's driving around and recorded phone calls and pings. Motherfucker ain't even up on electronics. You feel what I'm saying? So it's like you got to start like thinking a little bit different if you're going to be a real gangbanger these days. You want to know something crazy, though? I was having a conversation with the AI the other day just because I was thinking about this. And I basically said, what percentage of murders were getting solved in the 60s versus today? the percentage is way lower today it's like 60 now it used to be like 85 and i'm i'm trying to figure out like why and it basically said that like the internet and all this weird shit has like created it a situation in which like if somebody gets killed it's a way higher percentage chance that it's a stranger versus like in the 60s if you got killed we could pretty much like figure out who it could have been james earl or somebody because you didn't know that many people It was like your family and then like the kids on the other side of town that you don't get along with.
26:25But it's not really like you just you knew way less people. And you was getting out, though. You feel what I'm saying? Because the motherfucker already knew you wasn't coming back to the hood. We already knew after you told on them, you was nigga getting on a train to get the body to go to New York or somewhere. You feel what I'm saying? Now, shit, you tell right now, nigga shit going to DP you and nigga tell you do a couple pushups. Right. It's a different ballgame. Like, you feel what I'm saying? That's where my little dynamics came with my hood. So you're saying that people used to be able to do bunk shit and then just move out of town and just completely start over?
27:00You had to. You had to. You couldn't go back to the park. Before, there was a witness protection. That's you getting a f*** out of Dodge because you knew the consequences of the law to land. They were going to kill you for sure. I don't give a fuck you Indian. I don't give a fuck you. This n***a come from the Caucasus Mountains. N***a, we all on a set program. The rules don't. You snitch in South Central. Your mama, your daddy. You moved to Lancaster. You're never going to see. That was no such thing. You got to go further than that. Vegas. That's what they was doing at first. Yeah. That's where everybody thinks it's far enough.
27:26You go to New York, you're really never going to ever see anyone that you know. You got to go far. But now you don't have to go nowhere. You just call a couple of your cousins from right there and probably buy a couple bottles. Okay. You're talking about your situation with your hood? What was that? I got a jail for murder. Okay. I do know about that. But can we talk about how that situation happened? It was just a lot of shit. Dirty politicking, bro. Like, you feel me? This is at what era in your life? 2018. This is like when I'm grown. Oh, okay. So it's like we can skip a little bit. But you had done prison time already at this point?
28:03I'm on my fifth prison term already. Oh, at that point. Okay. At this point, I was on my fourth. So it was like when I caught this case, it was like an in-house murder on one of my homies. You feel me? And how did you get to the point where you had to kill your homie? It was like, it was just a lot of dirty politics, a lot of kid games. You feel me? Like, I accepted a DP that I didn't have to accept. You feel me? For what? For getting money with, like, my outsiders and shit. Like, different enemy goals and different little shit. Didn't want to give up my oppositions, locations. Oh. You know, double back on them and do nothing.
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28:36Like, you feel me? Like, he didn't have situations. You feel what I'm saying? Like, nigga didn't call me. Like, because I get money with other niggas. You feel what I'm saying? and they like, hey, yeah, this nigga got a hundred on him right now. Nigga on foes, wham, da-da-da. I'm like, send me a picture. I look at the picture. Call this nigga ASAP. Bro, what you got on the Velour ballgame suit right now? You in that truck? You got that 30 on you? Oh, nigga, you gonna go meet? Hey, pull up on me first, fool. No, facts on the damn. Pull up on me first, fool. It's facts on the damn. Show them the text messages, show them everything, and then, you feel me, I'm going to let you decide what you want to do after that.
29:16You feel what I'm saying? But I'm just letting you know, look how full circle this shit is when you don't know nobody, though. If I was just stuck in one little plantation, you feel what I'm saying, and don't know nobody, I wouldn't have been able to help my homie. Right. I wouldn't be able to help no man. I wouldn't be able to go over there, you feel me, and go do different shit. I don't know where to see a bitch on everything. You feel me? You feel me? Like, I'm two clicks deep already. Like, I don't even, I'm Young Squad Murder Squad. Like, I'm original Murder Squad, founder of Young Squad.
29:43You feel me? So it's like. What is Murder Squad? It's a clique that started in early 2000s. Okay. It's like we got Young Guns too, but that's like all my goduncles and older homies. Okay. But, so your whole hood agreed that by you telling your homie that they were planning on robbing him, that you were f***ed up and that you needed a DP? No, no. That was just two different situations. That's two different situations. His situation. His situation was like, you know how I'm in the field. So it was like, you know, I'm stopping this over here. But by me getting money with other niggas and doing all this type of shit, it became like a, I ain't gonna lie, you asked me for some money before.
30:20I'm like, who you think I am? I really got shit over here going on. Nigga, I really got bitches. Baby, my nigga, I'm the face of this nigga over here. The fuck I look like? You feel me? Like, it kind of hurt my feelings a little bit. But then once I seen where it was coming from and stemming from, it really wasn't that. it's like all the the dirty mackin' under the rug, the cutthroat shit, you feel what I'm saying? So that's where I had to start you know, doing my own like grown man investigation, you know, falling back on parties and you know, really just like linking up with these niggas in different atmospheres and different little shit, you feel me?
30:52So it was like once I got word and certain shit transpired my house got shot up and literally no lie, no exaggeration. I just put my son head on my nephew body and I'm like what would you nigga, what you would do if your son was right here? So when I got in tour with the nigga, we got in tour once or twice first. You would just see him around? No, I seen him. He riding motorcycles and shit, you know. But he not knowing I'm baking a cake on him. You feel me? I already got fed niggas sending me paperwork. I already got baby mama text messages with the Freaky Fridays. Oh, shit. You feel me? You already do Sierra?
31:33You're putting the info together? Wait, what? You feel me? make it add up he just what was that symbolic with the water bottle right there so no stew boy blue right so okay so this is what a nigga you feel me so like you keep on egging me on and like you feel me to and it just like i he said some slick to me bro and once he said i didn't k your house up i said k i never told you i never told my murder squad nobody in my clique what type of caliber weapon my house got shot up with fool that was the telltale sign like i fired his shit up just right then and there you just fired this right where i was mad at fired this shit up boom and we start fighting oh so you're just fighting fighting we fighting and shit once his little homie ran up with the pistol my brother tried to my snitch brother tried to break it up you feel me and once i seen the gun i went to the car i got mine looked at him he looked at me shit so he came from behind the car i used that and uh did you even have a chance to get away or the cops just got away i was gone for two months two months okay i shot that nigga 12 times and you went on the run and the cops found you went on the run my uh my little cousin ended up having a car accident on the 14 freeway and like you know i checked my snaps and shit i'd you know, deactivate my shit, do whatever I was doing on the run.
33:00And I ended up seeing that, and I called my family, and that's how they had some shit called dump records, a dump on my shit. Yeah. To where, like, you couldn't tap me because I'm throwing my phones away as I go. You tapping people that you think that I would call or would help me get somewhere. You feel what I'm saying? So they had, like, moms, aunties, cousins, exes, and that's where my brother came in with that shit because he turned his phone over. Yeah. So they had all the messages, all the Instagrams. So the next day I was at my house. You look that shit up. So you took it to trial or you just took it to jail?
33:37COVID ended up coming. Once I got my discovery and shit, my murder book, all that went pro-per. It was, I seen everything shit down there day one after they flew me back. You feel me? It broke my heart. They had you wrapped up? Like shit. seven people told. Oh, shit. Seven anonymous calls, four people told, and shit. And it was just, and it was all in-house. So it was like, nigga, I know your last name, your first name. It's like, I can't talk on the phone. I can't really, nigga, I'm, you know, so. Well, you were talking about your brother and you said my snitch brother. So are you saying that he told on that?
34:17I got a brother from the set. Yeah, he told on this case. He was the driver. Damn. So you not only caught this crazy case, but all of a sudden all these people that you thought that you were close with and family even? I say family, lied about lawyers. I'm talking about homies, lying about certain shit too, trying to keep me calm. It's like a lot of shit, bro. Paperwork by the galore. Wow. So how many years did you end up getting? I ended up, pandemic ended up coming. I tried to bail out when they lowered the bail and shit through the Gascon directive and all that shit. So I ended up bailing out on 2.8 million.
34:54after I was making money and shit with Foley and all the different little shit was going on up there. Wait, so you bailed out before you even got sentenced? Way before. Oh, okay. So I tried to bail out. So I gave them the money, and they posted my bail. Court happened like a Thursday, Friday. So we like, you know, stay off the phone. We already know what's going on. Like, you feel me? If you get under$3 million, I'm out. And literally, Saturday morning, 9 o 'clock, roll it up. Raymond Preston, Shady Avalon, get up out of here, bitch. And they get, you know, the police talking crazy, all the little shit.
35:23Like, never you bailed out. Like, they come to the door and shit. Man. Who had all that money? I was making money in jail. That's a lot of money, though. I made$120 in three months. Wow. That's for sure. I'm convicted of all that shit. So, like, you can look on my gram. Got caught with three cell phones, quarter pound of weed, 68 grams of black, steezy wax pins, flash drives. They caught you with all that in prison? In my cell, in county jail. In county jail? That's why it ain't no real movement. Like certain shit that goes on right now, like I started to and done. You feel me? After the Bray situation happened, after I got down with all three of the bloods and all that shit, they let me walk around the whole county jail because it was going to be a whole like a wave because it was me.
36:09You feel what I'm saying? So like I walked around the county jail, told the neighborhoods, told the East Coast, told like the grape streets, told all the hub and the dub, like everybody, hey, bro, it was good. Like I called them out. This is what happened. You feel me? like man we're just trying to implement like two phase and that's it like you feel me no matter where you from you land in the wrong module you get in two phase you feel me you can you can program you can tell your homies you here we can move you however just don't roll it up you feel me you don't get two phase so when niggas speak on like different situations and like you feel me it's like i laugh because that's why i told cut call me because it's like nigga i didn't run into you niggas you niggas asked me for no fate but i i don't have no clout i don't have i'm not famous I don't have no earrings in my ear right now.
36:50You feel me? Then I'm a little bit more aggressive. I'm not a celebrity. So I'm not thinking like I'm going to go home next week. I'm thinking, nigga, time. Every time I go to jail, it's time. You feel me? Like they just called me right now. Like finna raise my bell. So it's like everything is time. You feel me? So it's like when I'm sitting down, it's like, nigga, I'm already in beast mode mad because I'm already missing out on some shit. So it's like I know the different mind frames that we have in that thing. So it'd be like I don't really play people. I don't let people get close. I don't get close.
37:18Because I want to be here for a short time, not a good one. You feel me? But if we're going to have a good time, it's going to be on my terms and conditions. But like, okay, you're facing a murder charge, and then you decide to have that many drugs on you in the county jail while you're waiting for your charge? If you're fighting a case, you're thinking they offered me 268 years. Holy shit. Two life sentences, my first deal. So you're feeling like you're done anyway. If it is, they're telling on me right here, if I can't get this shit figured the fuck out, I know what happened. You feel what I'm saying?
37:46I know. I didn't never warrant nothing. I never came out the house like, yeah, I'm going to kill Adam. You feel me? Like, niggas, it just happened spontaneously. You overstepped my boundaries. We squabbled. We could have left it at that. But once y 'all start whipping pistols out and all that, it's like, come on, bro. I'm raised by you. What do y 'all think is going to happen? Nigga, I'm going to choose me over you anytime. But so you got caught in the county jail before you got a chance to go to trial for the murder. Before the trial for that. So they was investigating once they hit the cell and found the dope and all that shit.
38:13A nigga from A.T.R.E. ended up telling them. In jail as well. Yeah, jealous as a mother. I'm making money, don't know where it's coming from. And he really was mad because I was dealing with the neighborhoods. You feel what I'm saying? So it was like, you know, politics. Just trying to make money. I'm just trying to feed my kids, make money, you know, take the cheat off, you feel me? Make sure I'm good. You feel what I'm saying? If I'm B here, I'm lining myself up with mask-ins. I'm doing everything, bro. Like, I really ain't. So do you have to go to trial for the drugs and everything before the murder?
38:43No, once they ad charge me, I tried to bail out. When they didn't let me bail out, they raised the bail to$4.1 million. When they raised the bail, I said, all that waiting and playing and all this little shit. Mind you, I got one nigga sitting in high power that's going to testify. You feel me? So I pressed my prelim. You feel me? I have a prelim for 18 months. So it was like, once I pressed for prelim, got through that, nigga, everybody got on the stand. Do you see him? No. You don't see Shady Avalon? No. You don't? No. No, Mexican lady got up there. When I drove by, I never told you I seen a face.
39:15I never. So all these documents and all this little shit is kind of like fake made up, and it's kind of like to get you tried, but at the same time, it's not strong enough. You feel what I'm saying? So when I'm starting lining my homies up and telling them, like, hey, bro, you know Frank Lucas, you know who you told on, right? They like, yeah. I'm like, who? The police, nigga. And y 'all, all the police. Like, stop playing with me. Like, y 'all can all sit in this. They like, oh, bro, no, it ain't nothing like that, whatever. What are you saying? Sent the whole murder book. Emailed the whole murder book.
39:48Sent it to a four yard, three yards, sent it to the streets, sent it there. So y 'all think I'm lying? Y 'all think I'm just making something up because I'm like misery little company or something? Like, what's going on? So they end up fake offering me a deal. Manslaughter. Once they seen a prelim didn't go in their favor, they like, this nigga going to get out of jail, run again. We never catch him. we like shit we give you manslaughter i'm like i'll take involuntary because i really didn't volunteer to shoot this nigga like you've been so i ended up taking that deal and then they ended up giving me four years for the cell phones and dope so ranking current four years for that and then how much for the body seven six six years i did six years eight months so i maxed out shit that's a pretty good deal all things considered huh yeah not bad yeah not bad so So you do that, and are you whiling while you're in prison that time as well?
40:37The whole time. Like selling drugs as well? No, like I fell back like a little bit because I had a little bit of money. So I'm like, I'm with dogs. I done bought a gang of little micro bulldogs. I done did like, you feel me, a little bit of everything. So it was like more or less like as long as I maintain it, I'm just really here to get a number, maybe a TV sweatsuit, and, you know, gangs slide up out of here. my first 72 hours on orientation they got removed the nigga really you feel me disrespected somebody through the vent on some plan like the homie i like damn their race do you feel me i end up getting them up out the building so they already i got a writer for that so once i got to the line they already had shit for me like man what's up bro you you make kick back man two months later i get caught manufacturing weapons get caught putting handles on some shit go do a shoe turn for that um about like maybe nine ten months after that i'm programming decent like you feel i'm going to school doing all my shit the crippling blood riot happened over a poker game you feel me so it was like we had to perform we had to do we just i'm just there weathering the storm i can't it ain't over till it's over but are you getting time out of your sentence from all this crazy just losing it the credit that i got i'm losing it so it's like the more i'm losing the credit that i got it's like that's where the max day come in at not so early they So how many years you end up doing total?
41:55Six years, eight months. I mean, shit. But you must have kind of been in there feeling like you got a really good deal, like as much as it sucks to be locked up. No, I said anything under 10. I told everybody that. I'm like, anything under 10, I walk it off. I ain't going to complain. I ain't going to, you feel me? Like, I know what transpired. I know, like, you feel me? I'm blessed to a certain degree. Like, you feel me? I even told J-Hood the same thing. Like, you feel me? Bro, take that deal. Why are you playing with these people? Like, you feel me? Like, certain people didn't be offered deals, bro.
42:21and like, shit, they didn't already walk the time off that the deal was. By the time you look up, shit, nigga, you talking about, oh, I'm going through the appeal process, you know, I'm trying to, uh, but you didn't walk off that 15. So now you got to do that 15 plus the five, and then you're going to come out, and then you go over here feeling, you know, a little angry and bitter about everybody not with you because at the end of the day, we still with you, but you were just miserable the whole time. Right. Versus going in there and doing programming, finding something to do, you know, having a real set program.
42:51Right. Wait, so do you feel like your neighborhood did enough? Like you sent out the information about everybody who told on you, but did you feel like everybody did enough to remove them from? No. That's a complaint I hear people make. When I say showed up to my court date, it was like the victim family probably in the front row on the wrong side, on the other side, you feel me? You know, me mugging and all that. The rest of the courtroom was my immediate real family, moms, god moms, step moms I can't say step mom, she'll cuss me out second mom, you feel me, certain shit, the rest was all homies spectators, G homies that don't come out it was some shit, they like man I wanna see, I read it I wanna see, once they started putting my brother FI cards on me, they like y 'all thirsty my lawyer was eating they ass up for like a high second, then she got cold on me, she kinda got cold on me at the end, but she ate their ass up.
43:51One gang expert got up there, say he been knowing me for 18 months. We asked him, how long you been working for Newton? He like, 18 months. They like, well, Shady been in jail for 18 months, so how the fuck you? He like, no, I just heard. I've been hearing his stories and everything. We got pictures of taggings and this and that. They show the tagging and all that shit. I'm like, that's my little homie. them is them all like littles I don't tag I don't do none of that shit like I've been working spots and all type of shit my whole life like you feel me you feel me like that ain't I do but I used to but so some of the people that told on you are still hanging out right there in the neighborhood even after it was fully exposed right there to this day right there that's why I let them have it it's yours baby you can have this right here this little chunk of land right here and I'm gonna have the rest of the world I accept that.
44:46Why do you think that people don't have the courage to like fully a snitch out? The game is so watered down now bro it's more or less like this was my immediate cousin oh no it's my people's, oh hold on bro nah nah nah versus hey nah we just look I'm just gonna give you the boot, we just gonna you feel me, we ain't gonna get you killed, we ain't gonna put you in the alley we ain't gonna, you feel me, what you gotta stop coming over here you know cover your tattoos up and get up out of here bro live your best life it ain't for you is that how it was when you were a kid when i was coming some no some niggas and shit i got so many and came up missing in my hood and get you out of here they get you up out of here but nowadays they don't even it's not even happening i can name 15 snitches and show paperwork and all that they're not gonna do nothing do you think it's just because people got homies and they just my family is because i feel like i'm gonna take something from it or I don't want to take that penitentiary chance to, you feel me, to say something but at the same time, you're not understanding the shit that you're accepting right now is dictating the future.
45:52You feel what I'm saying? So if I don't condone it, I don't care if you did tell. If you did tell, that's your prerogative, bro. Don't come back over here with the chest still poked out, with the bitch you're supposed to be tires out, faux flats nigga, humble pie. Like I'm seeing the exact opposite. Nigga, what you mean? Like, nigga, you got me f***ed up because you can squabble because you really got a body or two. You feel what I'm saying? Because your baby mama and your uncle or your daddy from over here, like, you feel me? That's where the dirty politicking came in with this shit. You feel what I'm saying?
46:24It's like, hold on. As soon as I heard about it, I got something for that. Call in. Squat up. What happened? Man, I already know how this shit go. You know what's going to happen. You know what's going to go on. Pull up. Pull up. Rip that off and pull up, nigga. I don't give a nigga, we got two homegirls, nigga. Yank that back and keep nigga throwing that until it go out, nigga. Pulled right the up, peeled out to all them Cubans and got cracking. When you got out, were you planning on like really changing your life this time around? I'm doing everything I'm supposed to do. It's just, I got. And what year was that?
47:03I came on 2025. Oh, okay, damn, so you fresh out. I came on 25. But I ended up catching a violation, turned criminal threat, got dismissed. And then, shit, I ended up catching an assault. My truck got wrecked in Riverside, going up to a pool party. They trade pool party. Shit, I got jumped by some Mexicans. Hold, man, it's on Instagram. Got jumped by some Mexicans. Why'd they jump it? Shit, one went to sleep. I ain't know that the two other cars was his family. Wrong place, wrong time? Nah, I got cracking. I ain't no never wrong place for me. It seemed like the wrong place in the wrong time, but then you overturned that.
47:44I got cracking. Yeah, I got two bills right now. So it's like I ain't. Oh, damn. I'm trying my best. You feel me? I tattoo. I do everything. You feel me? Oh, okay. Beauty supply, nigga. I'm trying to do my merch shit right now. I ain't playing. Like, I'm trying hard as a man. Is it hard to leave the streets behind to a certain extent? If you really want to, it's not really, but it's just more or less the cross-talking. is what you familiar with. You feel what I'm saying? You ain't been a civilian, and it's like coming home from the Army. You ain't been a civilian and walking around on throwing sandals in I don't know how long.
48:17So it's like every time you get up, I'm just now learning not to have a gun with me all the time. You feel what I'm saying? Since I've been shot by that first situation. I ain't been shot since. I'm doing the shooting. Pull up on me, nigga, your car, I'm going to blow your back lights out first. Do any extra. I'd rather accept the back lights being blown out than your head being blown off. But if you try to bounce out, your shit might get blown up. Yeah, I mean, that's the ultimate trick bag that they put you in in L.A. is that the dudes that you know who got felonies who absolutely don't feel comfortable not carrying a gun.
48:51But that's a scary shit. That's where you got the little homies foe. That's what you got, the homegirls and all these different. You feel me? So it'd just be like, it'd be weird now, bro. It'd be real, real strange. Wow, so this is you beefing with like like fighting like a whole Mexican family I think shot the asshole once they'll come the girls like come on I got a picture. They snap my hand and this is Fingers touch my wrist and this is 2025 when uh July you were like fresh out for real How does this even happen though? Why'd they run down on you like that? He was trying to like fake swap information with me, but he was like hey, let's take it to my people shit with that Oh, man.
49:30Oh, okay. I'm like, nah, nigga, my truck brand new. Like, red guts, I'm over here hot. Like, all I got is gap insurance. Nigga, like, what the ? He like, yo. Soon I'm like, bro, call the police. I'm still, you know, institutionalized. I'm like, I can't call 911 on this. I know the number, but I don't. Hey, call the police on your shit. You feel me? Like, I'll stay right here, the car in my name, so it's like I really would've just walked off if it wasn't. You feel me? But he like, kept on posturing up and shit. The nigga slapped his thigh two times. I parked him. Slapped his thigh? He like, what are you like?
50:06And you just didn't like that? As soon as he tried to go for it, my shit was already coming full steam. Damn. As soon as he tried to go for it, it was already budding. Boom. Why do you think people try you? Because I look like a baby. I'm not walking around crunchy ass face. I'm not theatrical. I ain't loud, boastful. I just gained this weight. if I was a regular guy I think I would look at you and be like nah I'm not gonna with him nah also if I was just me right now because the way I dress it'd be a little bit of everything bro I really like I'm cool like you wouldn't even think I'm a game banger because I don't bang on niggas I don't do none of that shit alright you ask me where I'm from I'm giving you the extras I'm little or nothing I'm a really flex like a gorilla I'm gonna do all that shit give you the murder squad crib like you feel me I got a disrespectful name too like I blow your ass out with that but it just be like I'm so humble pie now because I see it ain't got a nigga nowhere.
50:58You feel me? Everybody that is trying to be theatrical ain't got my stats. Turn your baseball card over. You ain't even gotten a game yet, fool. You'll never make the all-star team. Wait, so you mentioned a couple of different names that we're familiar with, including B. Bray's at one point in there. That's my boy. That's your boy, but did you have a squabble with him at one point? Yep. Where did this take place, and what was the vibe in the county? 4 ,800. And how'd it go down? we uh gambling we uh we i gamble a lot that's one thing about me i my my you look at my face i got a cold poker face you feel me so we gambling this shit and uh me lefty photos gangsters uh taz from 97 gangsters uh braze d-boy uh blackie and maybe like one more person you know it's people standing by and all that shit but it's like 25 dollar buy-in you feel me and then keep on going you this or you you got to get your items back or however you got to pay up or you know green dot cat however you're gonna get it you feel me man one of my homies ended up going down i told him get the out the way i'm up on paper braze up on paper i'm trying to get the whole i want everything i'm not a i'm like poker world poker i want everything i want the whole pot braise i got his he cleared himself he like once he started going down you're like i'm gonna take my extra credit i'm gonna clear the homie whatever we want so now i got two more bloods right here d-boy and blackie but now i'm playing against both of you niggas braise is walking around the table looking at the hands and all that shit you know he making little move like sheesh and like different little comments i'm like hey bro start me out he stopped you feel what i'm saying but when you fold your hand, this nigga like looking in your hand and like y 'all looking at each other's hands to like basically go against me.
52:47And I know that's how it is already, but don't make it obvious. You feel what I'm saying? I ain't playing poker unless you're crazy. I said what I said. You feel me? I'm like, hey, bro, can y 'all please stop doing that? So I said all in. I had a bunk-ass hand. I said all in. I'm probably like$140 plus on the paper already plus like 200 in chips. You got probably$75 and you got probably$125. I'm an all-in both of you niggas. We playing wild card games and all type of shit, call your own hand, all the little shit. So it was like, we ended up having basically like six of a kind type shit. All of us.
53:23We all had a six of a kind. Nobody chose of a higher one. Nobody, you feel me at all, ended up matching up some shit like that. Like, you know. This nigga ended up doing it again. Showed the hand. I said, Braves, tell your homies, bro. I'm not finna keep on asking. Dead homies. He say, dead homies back. What that mean? Oh, bro, we ain't got to do all that on the set. We can just get down. So when the nigga like, it's whatever. I rolled the shit, the whole little sheet up off the table, rolled the poker chips up, told everybody they clear. You feel me? And hey, first sale, we in there. Nigga hit the dough, told the police, rack the thing.
53:58I run the module. Hey, rack this dough.
54:04Put the tissue right in the door. Make sure you can't jam me up in there and know nothing. and he don't know how to do all this. He don't got juice for all this. But I put myself in these type of situations because I know I can get the f*** out of them. You feel what I'm saying? So it's like I got nine homies in this module, 10 homies on this tier. You feel me? Lil Soty, rest in peace, A-Trey Gaines. That was my co-defendant, 100 days, 100 nights. Lil Soty, man. You feel me? Zig Zag, the homie from Southside Village, Ray G from Grape Street, shit, Greyhound, A-Trey Gaines. I can name them. So these are all people that f*** with you and they're in there they're right here they're officiating you and braids squabbling they right here braids not even in a part of this squabble oh braids not even in this oh okay once i told the two niggas y 'all keep cheating me i'm gonna i'm gonna get down with y 'all okay you fought them i'm getting down with them so when i go in the cell d-boy getting there first like man let me get down with blood i mind you i'm already sitting in in this module y 'all all sellies y 'all i know how y 'all playing these little tricky card games that's why i keep switching decks that's why I keep on doing certain shit.
55:04You can't trick a trickster. You feel me? You can't all slick me. I'm nickel slick. You feel what I'm saying? I'm watching y 'all play the little card games, but I'm like, this is not even on the next hand, so y 'all gonna be going against each other, or I'll just fold and just let y 'all go against each other to see how the money shuffles and rotates. You feel what I'm saying? So I go in there and get down with D-Boy first. He's like, let me get him. We square off, and once he see me peel out in my karate body, he's like, oh, hold the f*** up. This ain't no little boy. This ain't no little boy.
55:35Uh-huh. And I parked him. Boom, bam, boom. Made the phone ring. The ring. Phone rung in the county jail, bro. On Gangsta Crip. Next. The nigga Blackie come up in there. Six-fold. Big old black bitch. Cocky. I'm talking about Green Mile looking. Looking at this nigga, I'm like, you already know you finna get dug out, bro. I just watched you get down with a nigga Touche from Fodys. Nigga Touche, light-skinned, and little. But he got stupid. he got a YA squabble. So I screw off with him. I never switch no water, never do no you feel me, no nothing. Next person, we get in there, get cracking on him.
56:13Once I take him to a knee, Bray's like kind of like, don't hit the homie while you down. I flex on him like, don't touch me, and I pushed him. That's where it triggered him. So the homie's like, don't touch the homie then. Like you feel me, one of them, they pull him up off of me. He let Blackie up, whatever. I'm like, you kind of like flopped right now, fool. I know my hits. I'm grown now. You feel me? Man, I get cracking on this nigga again. Once he hit the bed, I elbowed his eyebrows off. Both his eyebrows, both of the motherfuckers came off. He's like, man, get this nigga off me, blood. Help me, blood.
56:47On lanes, get this nigga, blood. Bray's like, nigga, watch out, blood. Nigga, let the homie up. I said, he keep on getting on the ground. I'm going to straddle him. I told you I don't fight regular. You standing up, I'm going to kick you, whatever. My hands is f***ed up. I got nine, ten punches in this one, about 45 in this one. I got about 35 knees. I got about 16 elbows. I can count my shit through whatever I'm going through. You feel me? It's like when you're playing Tekken or something. You know how many more I you get you gotten and all that shit? You know your stats. You know your stats, nigga.
57:16You know what you're capable of right now. Wow. You feel me? So he ended up skipping up in there. He's like, you ain't finna do the homies like that. And I never reset it. And I really did get out with Blackie more than one round. So it was like, okay, I'm kind of winded a little bit. But I'm like, this little frail nigga is not going to get me. I watched you fight before. He got the same little cock fight. Came in there. He can't really see. He took his glasses off. Came in there and skipped in there. I'm like, what's happening? We got cracking. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Once I see he's just going to try to just lock up to say he got down with me because it was really another blood.
57:48They're like, nigga, get your ass in there. He really did. So another nigga off the top tier. Like, nigga, what you doing down there? Nigga, spectating. Nigga, get your ass up in there. Nigga's nigga running through the homies. he got up in there I started like he started like hitting me I slang him hit him back he hit me three times I slang him hit him back like I really wasn't like trying to go there with him but it's like if you gonna get up in here I'm gonna show you that you you met your maker like you feel me but I ain't really gas him up like that I ain't really gas it built our relationship too though so y 'all were cool after that yeah we was cool after that y 'all didn't blow up the blood module after that he was right there he ended up DPing Blackie ended up getting DP for not wanting to fight me again when he came back from the hospital.
58:28He told everybody he was going to bust on me. Damn. That's crazy. So next day we ended up having a riot because they told D-Boy, he clutched on me and Blackie dissed the set. Blackie went to the hospital, D-Boy went in the cell. We ended up trying to get the nigga DP'd or whatever. He came on a tear. They tried to ambush me, close the gate on me. I see this shit happening, but I'm like, damn, I got my shit on me. So it was like, nigga, now I'm posturing up. I'm like, all right yeah woo-woo-wham once I tell her hey the nigga said this woo-woo-wham he like they ain't say I knock him right out again d-boys cleaned up step over him I had a police open the gate man wait the gate nigga open the open the gate like oh it's you shady yeah closed the gate behind myself now then went and told the homies and then got my shit so why they walking up off the one tier to the other tier it was like it was a crash like nigga we supposed to did this yesterday when I had nine homies on the wall when y 'all thought y 'all were lining me up You feel me?
59:25So that's how we end up getting a little to-and-done shit started in the county. Word. What's your history with Jay Hood? Jay Hood, I met Jay Hood a long, long time ago. Just hearing his name, it's not that many Stevenson's. You feel me? It's like I had an incident in Ironwood, 2012, with one of his older homies. I knocked his older homie out. They had packed me in my cell. Y 'all are five on two. Coming from Mississippi. We was getting like a layover right there. We got into it over a shower. We whooped them niggas' ass. But when I met Jay Hood, he saved it from Stevenson, I brought up that situation.
1:00:04And he's like, man, my older homie nigga, that's like my uncle nigga, he told me. So once he heard my name and she was like, nigga, I'm hearing your name, but I'm thinking you more like my age. You feel what I'm saying? Because it's not really more, it's not that many young niggas like move around like that. You feel me? Like, once it gets to, like, NBA 2 in them era, I don't even look at it no more. I don't even, y 'all smoke the f*** out, look stupid as f***. Ain't really out here game banging, y 'all like party crips or something, party bloods or something. You feel me? See you at the concert type niggas, you feel me?
1:00:34Funerals. But, so was J-Hood really beating up in there? I think he said he was 205 at some point, right? J-Hood. Jay Hood whoops ass. Yeah. Jay Hood will tell you though, he can't fight. He does say that, yeah. He can't fight. He hits hard as a m**** and he can take a punch. Right. That considers you a fighter. You feel me? Because you're not getting called out and losing or you're not, you're really coming in there like you can fight and really just learning how, like you feel me? But no, he didn't have so many squabbles to where now he knows how to pay That's it to your feet work. And no chooses punches differently because he used to be like a just, I hit hard.
1:01:18I'm just going there and take a punch until he got his ass swerved. Got his ass spun out before. Yeah, because he said that he has been shot mad times. Yeah, no. Got zippers on that. That just f*** him up. Got zippers on that. So he can't really, like, fight good like he would have when he was younger. Nah, it's like his stomach is tight, and then he be so fat in jail. So it's like, you feel me? Be so, like, you feel me? Just, like, just tight. He said he had a six-pack before that stomach thing. That zipper? Which is crazy. I felt worse for him when I heard that just to be like, damn, you had a six-pack.
1:01:48For that zipper. That's crazy they took the six-pack from you. Yeah. He was playing sports and shit, so you already know that. He come from a cold. I know his pops too. Yeah. I know his pops too, started boxing. So how did you feel about the situation the shooter had when he was locked up? I got about five hours after it happened, I already had the text message in the phone. and I already got it. That's how I kind of felt like it was some bunk shit. So when Ant had called me or whatever, he like, man, you know, this just happened, we'll transpire, you feel me? How you feel about this, whatever.
1:02:23I'm like, Cud know what he signed up for. You feel me? And he know how to respond, he know how to do whatever. Like, you feel what I'm saying? So at the end of the day, like, if it happened, it happened to a gang of people. You feel me? It just makes him more, he's more of a celebrity. So it's like, it got out there a little bit faster. You feel what I'm saying? But when it comes down to niggas getting booked, robbed, nigga, shit, Draco, you name them. They didn't, I nigga, rap books, earrings, chains, bracelets, nigga, it happens. You feel what I'm saying? It's just when you subject yourself to certain things, you feel me?
1:02:55It's like I would unscrew my shit or like, you feel me? Like I already knew because shit was fucked up. You feel me? I already knew that shit was fucked up. But once I'm like, nigga, that ain't no excuse. It's like, that's why I'm like, bro, this is what you signed up for. that's where I'm like, man, I'm not, I don't give a fuck, you already know, call me right now, whatever. I seen a little interview with Wack, and that's when I'm like, nigga, you ain't tapped in yet? He's like, nigga, I'm just calling my phone, nigga, what the fuck, nigga? I'm like, all right, gave it a minute, and then he's like, nigga, I'm like, you already know, bro, dead homies, get ahead of it, get ahead of it, you feel me?
1:03:31If you really want to get ahead of it and really bring this gangsta shit to the internet like they want to to, she let them record it and just go hard on their homies. I'm putting big shit on you. I'm sorry. I'm sorry to tell you. I'm putting big shit on you. Did you not appreciate that? I feel like Cartoon was the one who announced the DP to the world. Yeah, Cartoon. He called me, though. Okay, he talked to you before it. He talked to me. He talked to me type shit. He was just trying to basically, you know what I'm saying, let niggas know because niggas be trying to pop it like, oh, they don't hold the homie accountable for certain shit.
1:04:02You know what I'm saying? Shit like that. So I'm like, when he hollered at me, I'm like, y 'all understand, you know what I'm saying? Like, go ahead, you know what I'm saying? Like, other niggas, they don't know what's going on, you know what I'm saying? But Cug caught me, though. You already know if you got to come and shoot. I'm like, your arm's fucked up. I already know, nigga, you know what I'm saying? Your shit be popping out of socket. The homies gonna be there. That shit gonna pop out of socket, nigga. And on Avalon Crip, nigga, gonna slap it back in, nigga, and you just keep going, nigga, until that shit over with.
1:04:25And shit, that's what happened. So nigga gonna get a baby bottle. Yeah. Put that baby thing up. That baby pop, pop, pop. And put that up because I know you get mad. And nigga pull up. That's it. Pull up. It's part of life. It is what it is. At the end of the day, it's not really even for the streets or the internet, bro. It's grooming. That's what niggas don't understand. I'm cool. If you still saying you game banging, this your image on the internet, nigga. I'm still at my age and I'm still holding up. I'm four yard banging. You feel what I'm saying? I can show you all my paperwork. I can show you every crime I ever committed.
1:04:58I can play the game with you. You feel me? I can put, nigga, paperwork on other people where I can show shit. I can say shit about people. Nigga, all type of shit. That's not what a nigga here for. You feel me? A nigga here for, like, you feel me, to show you that you can change. You can do something different. You feel me? Can go do this and then, you feel me? You can't. It's called recreating. It's called culminating. You feel what I'm saying? So, like, once you elevate and you start thinking about cars, these kids, all these kids you done had and the prison terms that them did and all the receipts you got, It's like, nigga, I'm going for the bag, bro.
1:05:30The bitch, all that's going to come with the bag. You feel what I'm saying? That's why I tell all these little niggas, go get a bag. He got put on a set. I liked him because he had money. He liked to go get money. Yo, name Baby Shooter, you're under. His big homie is my little. His little, his big is my little, little famous star. You feel me? So it's like, I'm not going to sit here and tell you go do something that I no longer do, bro. I'm getting a bag too. When you in your truck and you in these Porsches and all that, nigga, I'm in X5s. and I'm doing my thing too. Nigga, I'm in cutlasses, Jeep bodies, and I'm, pull up, nigga, come with me.
1:06:02Like, nigga, I'm gonna show you, like, nigga, it's a lot more to the streets than right here than pulling up on it with a barrel air bottle and hanging in the set and letting these niggas rip you to shreds. You done got drunk and paid for two rooms and you ain't even finna stay here. You got a whole house. You feel what I'm saying? So it was like, I'll be trying to tell these niggas to go get a bag. Like, some people can work. Some people can really go do a lot of different shit. Some people got talents. Yeah Some niggas carrying rats I see So you didn't believe I had a million dollars on Some niggas carrying rats Well I asked Wack And Wack confirmed it But yeah Cause I was just like I don't know where that money Would come from And then he told me It was cause of that one thing I had a million dollars Before that Oh before that too Nah like I'm talking about back then though Oh alright Like we didn't touch millions Off the streets Yeah Hell yeah Oh shit Yeah I ain't gonna say Like I had a million to myself But I didn't see any million dollars You know what I'm saying before Then I'm like I don't fight I don't know I mean shit Before YouTube, I definitely didn't.
1:06:55Yeah, yeah. You having that shit, man. Oh, man. But how did you feel about the situation that NFA seems to have got himself caught up in? It's hurtful, man, when I know that's my brother, bro. You feel me? That's my real brother. When I got in my situation, he like, nigga, whatever you need, I got you. Like, you feel me? Brought me up here on one of his little skits. Like, you feel what I'm saying? He trying to show me something different, but it's at the same time. is like a nigga fall victim to circumstances my shit happened in five minutes i wasn't in my hood five minutes i could really kind of nigga pick up some money nigga swap a debit card out with the next and by the time you look up i said what i said you said what you said we fighting you feel me so it's like i can understand a nigga going to go get something for the family because he's so family orientated you feel what i'm saying but that's where i be telling them like nigga that's where you got the you got this you got this bad bitch bro you feel me come on you You got baby mama.
1:07:48That's what the woman felt like. I understand that you're the man. You don't want her in certain areas and all that type of shit. But when you become a certain statue, they don't put that shit everywhere. You ain't going to finna see a Lincoln sitting up a nigga in South Park. You ain't finna see a nigga Martin Luther King sitting up at No Jumper. They put him in certain places. You feel what I'm saying? So when you consider yourself a certain figure in, hey, I'd rather door dash that shit, fool. You feel me? But I can't really say that your circumstances is no different than anybody else's. it's called a victim of circumstance I'm still doing this I still got this going on my name is this but at the same time it's like what I tell you about my discovery open that motherfucker this ain't right this ain't real they lying about this they over exaggerating this right here okay cool by the time you look up the motherfucker gonna get a lower bell be sitting right here back at this talking about yeah bitches I'm back you feel me with more even more to say because I feel some type of way I got tricked out my position before I was fixing cars and working at a tattoo shop.
1:08:48Right. You feel me? Chilling. I'm not bothering nobody. When I do come to the hood, it's a bottle. It's a function. We all, nigga, taking pictures. You feel me? We all look good. Homies is proud. Like, now you go over there right now, it's just a whole lot of fingers twisting, standing around on the corner. No spots. No nothing. I'm not going to tell this nigga, hey, give me$10. I'm going to go get it to the homies. You give me 10 bands, I'm going to go get that storefront somewhere. if the niggas have enough gas money to make it over there then you feel me you can patronize at least 20 in your pocket you patronize him you can sit in the front of the lobby do whatever you want to do all goddamn day you gotta hide out in this right get the away from me come on through every day because like the whole street dream is kind of dead right bro when a rapper can see you and tell you about a drill better than you and you vibe into that shit something wrong with you right but i i even mean just like the coke selling dream that they like sold to us in the music the real people that you think is selling coke it's a facade that they putting on they really probably they got a telemarketing job where they got a a cyber tech company that they doing right here it's a facade you got football players want to look like rappers you got this person want to look like that you got this you got strippers want to look like the the gorilla come on man everybody's trying to look like something yeah it's whoever you imitate you got a boy want to like a girl.
1:10:08Shit. It just feels like it's like almost impossible to be like a career criminal drug dealer in the way that. If you is, you're not going to have no social media. Yeah. Yeah. If you is, you're not going to be on no social media. If I think I'm still in the street, so I'm talking to you right now, I'm not going to be all nigga right here. Yeah, nigga, boom, bam, shoot him up, bang, bang. Yeah, I'm nigga disrespect. I'm not doing that when you're going to see me at Sunday Funday. You might see me in the mall right now with these little ass shorts on. I interviewed a dude yesterday who like all his music he's talking about how many bricks he has or had you know it sounds great I might ask him questions about it but I'm trying to figure it out like for real you had bricks that shit sound great when you listening to it when you down and out that shit sound hard as a oh yeah that shit sound tough as fuck going all that nigga Lil Durk and drilling and all that now go look at Lil Durk's situation exactly you feel me I won't tell a nigga go do nothing I'm not telling if it ain't already in your body I'm not telling you go do nothing if you don't want to f*** your bitch and like let's go home nigga man come on get off the street go f*** your bitch man f*** your bitch my priorities are intact but Dirk's situation is so crazy cause that's pretty it's like what he was telling us that he was doing in the music all those years which is like yo I'm gonna send a hit and like you're just thinking he's rapping and then no you can't really say he's sending them though you can't say he's sending them what you're not convinced?
1:11:30no cause I know I'm a street nigga I got a body ain't nobody see me to do shit right but with his shit there's much more evidence that he like I'm hanging around you already I'm not gonna let nobody give you a black eye if you came like I told you earlier if you came with me in the club you not getting a black eye bro you with me right I know you might not be a shooter you might got more to lose than me it's a nigga right here future talk about it you ain't saying nothing about him nigga I got a nigga right here take you off with some Jordans a PJ
1:12:06come on man it's like you can't put you can't it's music bro i might be living it i might not it's for you to decide i'm i'm making it for you i'm making it for you yeah so you don't look down on somebody who raps about i don't bodies that he didn't catch not an nba young boy he want to sing love songs now after he didn't say he didn't drill in no shit and got 10 chains took and killed to everybody. I'm not, I'm not, I don't, I don't point fingers, bro. But if you find out that a rapper that you like is talking about some shit that his friends did, like, oh. That's, most of these niggas, what are you talking about?
1:12:39I know, but like, that, that, would you consider that to be fraud? that, no. No. No. I agree. That's a smart man. Yeah. As long as he don't get caught talking about murder for hire, shit. Yeah. Get caught a smarter nigga that don't want no cell phone, nigga, like nigga leftovers and shit. Yeah. Don't like flashy shitting every on camera. Lil Wayne say Marley don't shoot him. Have you ever seen Marley? Nah. Alright. We keep going with that. For sure. We keep going with that. It's always one of them niggas in the cut. For sure. So what's your purpose in life now at this point? Having learned all these lessons, been through so much shit.
1:13:19Kids, podcasting, just financial gain, bro. You feel me? Loans and I don't know You know, like, you feel me? I ain't selling my soul. Ain't on no fraudulent shit. You feel me? I ain't lining myself up with bunk people. On everything I love, I can make money and do anything. How old are your kids? I got a 19, 15 that I claim. She from the set now, too. Oh, shit. She's a lady famous star. I got a 13, 12, 10, and from one finna be eight. Oh, wow. The whole collection. You think you're going to make some more? Hell, yeah. Shit. They talking about, nigga. Shit. Go to court Friday. Your 15-year-old daughter is from the hood now.
1:13:57Yeah. Was that a big decision? Like, were you consulted or it just happened? I was consulted because they knew I was going to trip. Go to jail. I was in jail. It was like once they tried to like, she tried to make that little leap. I seen the weird shit going on already. So it was like once you try to make that leap, it was like, don't do it. I gave her the ultimatum. Like, I can show you paperwork. I can show you all type of stuff, babe. Like, you ain't, I did enough for us. You can walk around that motherfucker and get your nails done every week. like niggas gonna give you money just bouncing out like the whole my whole squad love you like so she like if you don't let me get put on like basically i'm she tried to turn hoover oh shit so i called the hoovers hey bro that's my daughter it's not gonna go well i'm letting y 'all know right now like i'm i'm putting a warning stamp label on there hazard so they like man just come get her bro they end up giving her the boot and i told her if that's what you want to do shit.
1:14:50You know where to go. You know where to go. You know what to do. And shit, she went over there and did her shit. Damn. She ain't camp right now. That's crazy. She ain't camp right now. Ever since Chunky Barbie Pepper spread the office, I've thought differently about the female gang members, man. I seen that shit. I listen to the fuck on old, man. That's what I'm saying. Some people ain't studio. Some people ain't studio. We got a lot of rough edge type homegirls. I ain't gonna lie. Tattooed, facehead nigga, they for sure gonna try to pop at your ass at your car on fire. These bitches are crazy.
1:15:23When I'm sitting there with her, I'm telling her... We smoked, yeah, DC. We smoked a bunch of weed, right? So I'm overly hot. You're supposed to hurt when he tired. Yeah, I heard it still all over her. I heard that's still his baby even after she destroyed his car. But I'm high as just looking at her hand with the big HK on her hand and just being like, bruh like you gotta understand the type of women that i'm around typically and i'm like hanging out with you you got this shit on you like what the that shit's sexy when you drunk that shit looks sexy when you drunk but when you start having real conversation and stop at a gas station and you ask a bitch what she went off that it's gonna automatically turn you off automatically this bitch want to go get another a cut water this bitch want to go get some swishers this bitch ain't pick up no gum no condoms this bitch no gum you feel me and definitely got a female condom in her purse.
1:16:18Like, you feel me? It should have turned you off eventually. Like, you feel me? That's why it's like, a lot of niggas don't fuck with that shit. Nah, for sure. If I met a girl like that when I was young, I got cousins. I'd be on it. I got cousins. I'm glad I'm smarter. I got some loyal, like, house women, like, type, you feel me, auras, but you, when that call come, it's like, nigga, I'm putting them chucks on. I like them kind. Yeah. Them kind cute. They cool. Friday, Saturday type game bang bitch. I remember I met this Asian girl told me she was a blood back in the day in Long Beach and that shit turned me on like crazy.
1:16:51She wasn't lying. She's just talking about shooting at somebody? She probably wasn't no blood. Or she was probably from SOS or something. Nah, because I seen her a couple years ago and she was mortified when I mentioned her saying that. I could tell she didn't want me to bring that up. That's what I'm saying. They don't got no blood in Long Beach like that. That's what I'm saying, yeah. There wasn't no blood in Long Beach. But I brought that up. I'm like, you were talking about being a blood and shooting somebody. She's like, oh my God. I was like, I could tell she didn't want to talk about it at all.
1:17:18I don't want everything. Yeah. Not real. But, all right, so what do you want people to tap in with to, like, you know, stay up on everything you already know, man? At MrFuckafriend underscore junior, man. Shady A underscore everything. Shady A said it. Find me all my pages open, man. I'll be up here soon. Adam's going to make some good decisions, man. Nah, you got some star power. I think they're going to like you. He's going to make some decisions, man. You hear me? He didn't see my last interview. he was over he was over under the weather when i came up with young and last time oh you did one with that yeah i took a ricky seat they clown ricky ass what was on the news or something we was on i think it was a tuesday show oh yeah i said you probably didn't see it yeah you sent me that yeah i said so you probably and they was clowning ricky and they started shouting me out and all that they like man leave this here whoever came in that little last 10 minutes that need to stay because y 'all it was like the black they called them all type of oh just ricky They always call it Uncle Tom's and all that type of shit.
1:18:17Yeah. He gets a lot of shit for being a little too normal. You're like. I don't even see that in the valley no more. You can't see that in Apple Valley. What, just a square ass black dude? You can't see that shit in Merced. For real? That shit is like. I ain't. I feel like there's a lot of square black dudes that are just not hanging out with y 'all. Yeah, but then that's where you start dissecting it. Was you raised by your mama, your grandmama, and then that's where we're going to build your character at right there. Okay. Because I might take you to a bar and you might try to hit a nigga like that.
1:18:47Bitch, and I can't hang with you no more. You feel me? So you can't be cool with a black dude who has not defined himself through violence. It ain't defined yourself through violence. If I don't see no masculinity, I'm creating a monster. I'm condoning your bunk. The bitches that I hang out with is not going to be like, who is that gay boy right there? Who is that soft nigga? Like, bitch, only thing you can do is buy drinks for us. I don't need you to drive because you're going to freeze up when you hear a gunshot. I don't know you like that, but I'm not judging. But I'm saying that shit is not.
1:19:20You probably got one girlfriend you've been with since junior high school, and she hates your ass. I like that. Wait, but so you can't, you could not be cool with a gay dude on any level? I don't have no, I tattoo on them. I do all that. I don't have homophobic, none of that shit. Oh, okay. No, I'm going to just don't touch me. and all that making slick comments and shit, I'm not with that. Yeah. But any, all you, nigga, pass the blunt, yeah. But all that, drinking out your cup, nah, I ain't doing that. I hung out with some bitches. They were like, nigga, I'm like, pass the blunt. It's like, nigga, you overacting about, tripping about your blunt.
1:19:54This nigga suck more dick than us. I'm like, oh, it made me just. I feel like there's nothing that brushing your teeth can't fix. Talk. Pass me the blunt. I don't care if you suck the dick this morning. Any nigga that says that, eat ass. I do that too, yeah. Any nigga say that, eat ass. That's not cool? That's straight with me. Oh, it's not. Farn your daddy with me. This dude is crazy. You eat coochie good, you eat the ass right. Holy shit. All right, tap in with Shady Avalon, man. Shooter, you got good taste because he's a star right now. I told you, dude. I'm going to bring the right ones in.
1:20:29Shut in, man. We locked in. I was waiting on other Anthony call. He said he was going to call. I hope that nigga still asleep. Oh, shit. Damn, man. Free the heathway. And he be calling me. I be like, what's up, bro? Just got done grilling. You know, maybe something. I'm like, nigga, I already know. Like, you over here trying to make something sound good and taste good. Damn, so you living large in there? Nah, we don't play. That's one thing. That grill going off. Yeah. That grill, you set that on fire. My spread game, dope. We can do all that. Oh, I believe it. We should set that up sometime. We can start a batch of pruning on this m******.
1:21:08I can do white light. Batch of pruning. Go on my Instagrams. Go on Mr. F***ing Friend. All that's all my shit. I live in a jail cell, everything. I play games. My shit ain't empty and echoing like some people. Oh, yeah? No, my shit ain't echoing, bro. Who's echoing? Shit. I seen some podcasters with some bad sound out here. Jail cells, too. Oh, yeah, that too. I want to see one, like Braze or somebody. I want to see them sneak in like a real camera with a mic and shit so they could be a prison vlogger, but not just off the phone. Not on that real fly shit. Not on that level that they own. If he come down, he'd probably be able to get access to it.
1:21:47Oh, yeah. He come down, he got to go 50-50. You can't hoop that camera, though. Shit, ain't nobody doing no hooping. Oh, okay. He's going to get caught with that shit. Hoop dreams. They say shit, Tory Lanez got caught with a whole goddamn mixer. In his ass? On his desk. that's the shit that's probably why the men's get dug in it so good I mean he put out like a crazy album that sounded like super professional so I guess it makes sense that he got that yeah that's what I'm saying he had a mixer and a sound thing and all that that actually makes sense because otherwise I don't know how the hell they made that shit sound so good that's probably why the essay is like nigga give me a song fool or you never know I heard it was over a girl or something but not minding your business Shady Avalon yo Shooter appreciate you man thank you for bringing it through Shady Avalon Appreciate it dog No jumper Coolest podcast in the world Like comment and subscribe Check us out on Instagram TikTok All that shit And become a member Because the members Got to watch this one Live In advance Early Appreciate y 'all Oh Hell yeah
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