SportycK on Norwalk, What the CK in His Name Means, Getting Shot, the N Word & More

31:09Try Welch's Fruit Snacks today. I think I was going to be rapping. So then you get out and then like a month or two later you really start rapping? Yeah, like a month or two later, like I had a song that I had already made. So I just recorded that shit Like just me freestyling it on the phone And people started f***ing with it Like they were like Oh that shit's hard You need to go to the studio for that shit And I did I made that shit in the studio And that shit got love And that just gave me motivation To like you know Like just try this shit out You know And I did Because that shit took Look where it took me you know But you have a really natural ability Like your voice Your presence on the mic It sounds so like like you're meant to do it like no homo yo he do be on that though yeah yes did he yes did he yeah no so like fools weren't already telling you the homies weren't already like encouraging it like damn you might could have something there like yeah that was the thing that was the main ones that were like telling me when i first started rapping was the homies like the homies like a fool like you you could you could do something with that like food like ain't nobody and and And that was the thing.

32:20At the time, there was no one really rapping, like, in our city, like, from our section. There's not too many, like, famous rappers. Exactly, yeah. And even at that time, like, even rapping, like, any youngsters, none of that. Like, I had a homie, O-Tru, he was doing that. And he was, like, the only one at the time, like, really rapping until I started to do my shit. There's other, you know, pretty well-known people from Southeast L.A., though, like, Swifty Blue. He's pretty controversial. like what do you think about Swifty? Like I said last time, no comment. I tried to catch you this summer.

32:58So wait, you asked him about it during this vlog that you guys did? Yeah. And when did you do that? A couple days ago. Yeah, like a week ago. Oh, okay, so it's not out yet. Got it. Damn. And so you wrote in the notes that his opps pulled up right when you started the hood vlog? No, it wasn't even opps. It was just some little-ass kids just saying shit. like these little ass kids passed by and they were like oh you fools like and they just took off like but i had my homies go and that's why i was like let's go over here like let's just be and then uh like in in the hood that's what was really impressive to me adam is that like so how organized it was because like some some other guys came up they said some things or whatever and then sporty ck so casual he was like hey you guys and then other guys went in a car and just made sure that whatever disrespect was far away from us and we continued the vlog but these kids talking shit were just yeah like I know who it was it's some little ass like little bullshit ass kid but they were like they were just like around you know like that's why we're like oh I wasn't even worried but we didn't know that until after the fact we're thinking like these are some other fools like to us it looks serious why we thought the ops was sliding you should do the swifty blue move and go to their high school and trip on him he told me that's not actually what happened but i love that narrative so much when that was in the news like i mean there was footage of him getting like arrested at the school right so i mean yeah i don't i don't care about the facts i'm just rolling with the funniest no exactly yeah whatever is the most entertaining so although like you're like one of the first people to be super prominent as an emcee, as a rapper from Norwalk.

34:40Was there anyone from the Sela period that kind of inspired you? Nah, no one really inspired me from my city. Like, I feel like I just did my own shit. Like, that's literally all I have. Because when I would make music, I would make it for me. Like, I would make it because I liked it. Like, oh, that shit sounds hard. Or, like, the homies to bump, like, when we're riding around. Because we wouldn't have, like, hood music. Like the only hood music that we had at the time was like Lil Cuete. Like we would bump Lil Cuete. Yeah, we would bump a lot of Lil Cuete shit, you know. Salsa Cuete. Yeah. No, but like, so Chicano rap was like really different back in the day or like what people call Chicano rap.

35:20It was like a very specific genre. But nowadays it's like way more blended than there's like you guys. I feel like it's like L.A. rap now. Yeah, yeah. You know, like Draco rap type shit, you know. So was Draco like a big influence? I feel like, yeah, Draco. I feel like Draco inspired a lot of people. So, like, I feel like I listened to his music a lot when I was growing up. So I feel like, yeah, he was probably one of the ones that had an inspiration. I feel like mainly was like Peso, Bravo, you know, ones like that. Like, I grew up listening to Peso, and I could relate to a lot of his music. But so when you listen to your music, when you think about your style, do you feel like you make music that is, like, Mexican in nature?

36:00Or is it just like this is rap music to you, and you don't really? Yeah, I feel like, yeah, it's like that. I necessarily don't make it for like, like, cause I don't, I don't call myself like a Chicano rapper. Like, cause I don't, I feel like I don't make Chicano music. Like, there's a difference to it. It's more just hard street music. rap. Like, exactly. Like, just gang banging music, you know? Like, that's as I see it. Like, do you feel like essays should not say the N word? Or you think it's like 2026 and that's not? I feel like, we know the meaning to it. Like, I feel like if it comes to the, like the ER, that's different.

36:31No, for sure. But like, brother you know like stuff like that in that meaning towards it so but i know for essays it's it's harder like to say it because you know like prisons and shit like that you know but yeah yeah like the back then you know like but it's kind of that's why i try to i try i i don't say it in my music now like because i know like i'm an essay rapper you know like i can't be saying shit like that so and that did it it helped me out a lot like because when i would say it like like at the time i wasn't you know i wasn't buzzing like right when i made the first song without the end word and that shit went up so like you think that was a part of why because that's like a lot of people were like talk about the fact that support you like doesn't say because you i think you did earlier right like in your first couple songs yeah yeah like in my first few songs i did say it like you know but so you think you not saying that was like a catalyst for your success yeah yeah yeah i feel like it helped out helped out a lot like with my career like and i had to realize it too because at the end of the day I would have homies from my hood even tell me about it like hey fool you need to stop saying that shit like we s's homie like you say homie sf what if you could have the most reliable wi-fi at the same price for five years that's the Xfinity five-year price guarantee no annual contracts no hidden fees and our best equipment included plus get online in minutes with same day wi-fi just five years of fiber powered wi-fi that boosts speeds to the devices that need them most lock in your price and unlock the possibilities xfinity imagine that select plans only restrictions apply powered by fiber connected to the premises by coaxial cable actual speeds vary but like you know don't be saying that shit and you know like and yeah i may slip up and say it but it's just you know it's never like with the intention of you know racism or none of that you know it's more about mexican pride rather than being like I'm worried about offending black people exactly yeah and that's why I just stopped saying it in my songs like mainly specifically in my songs because it helps me out and and it shows some type of respect you know yeah I mean my whole life like I'm just so used to like every Hispanic artist I ever listened to basically saying it for sure I definitely get the argument that it's kind of like hey if we're supposed to be like proud of being Mexican why are we gonna say a word that is so obviously from black culture like all the time and make that a part of our identity like i understand that logic but then it's like you go to places like texas and yeah the ross out there i'll be saying it like just as much as the black fools do basically yeah yeah that's it it's exactly that reason though it's just where they grew up at you know When did you get that insanely Heavy handed head tat bro Damn I got this right when Like literally the same day I shot Dove Gang Bang I got this tattoo Oh for real?

39:25Yeah the same day That's why in the music video you see it Like it's freshly inked Yeah damn near look swollen Can I get a photo of it? For the people out there Nah that shit hard So that's not a blasey tattoo Nah it was never with the intention of like you know i didn't even know about nothing personal when i got it i seen it as a tattoo like somebody got it on the side of their head and i was like oh that's hard like for the meaning for me it's norak primos you know like that's what it stands for for me so when i i got it with the intention and then he happened to get to his eyes and he seen he was like hey yo and i was just like what the is this i looked at his page start seeing the brand i'm like damn it's a hard-ass brand and he's from the cellar too yeah he's from the cellar and he was telling me about that so i was just like what like you know that's love and then he he even he even gave me some of the merch like he gave me like jackets shirts some pants uh like a belt and you know like he showed love yeah and it was all because of the tat you know like but yeah i got that shit right when i shot that music video now being a being a homie do you feel like it's kind of limiting that can't like going on tour in certain places might be dangerous i mean i mean are you down to do shows i'm in cali or washington yeah i'm down to go anywhere i'm down to go anywhere like if the money's right i'm there like you know i don't care where it is now necessarily uh involving myself with them now i'll never put myself in that situation like yeah i'll go perform whatever do my thing that's it but that's respect like making music with them?

41:01No, never. I'll never do that. Definitely. But do you feel like you can go all the way up north and perform? I mean, yeah. I feel like it'll happen one day in my career. I feel like it's bound to happen if this is what I want. So you don't hold it against the fans that they're from up north? Nah. I feel like I got a little more in there. I'll give a fuck y 'all. I mean, we see Tommy going up there and perform him, but then it feels like he's getting in situations left and right, but they don't seem like situations that he has to be getting into. He could very easily move a little bit more of a controlled way.

41:38Yeah, but I feel like problems come. There's reasons to everything. Well, it feels like mad dogging while you're performing and shit, right? Exactly. Dealable. You know, you could deal with that. But now, if you're outside and you're on your own or whatever and they're right there, you can't do nothing about it but stand your own ground. for sure but so just to ask more about the head tattoo when you got it you just do like one session for that whole one on the top yeah i did this one all one session i just had to go re-touch up because if it was like it was patching and stuff and when i had did the touch up i had that added the lettering on the inside okay yeah so but i did that shit all one this one all one did you get loaded to do it no just weed and a nick pen three's ass yeah no for real if i was gonna get a tattoo like that for sure i thought the same i was like oh i need a whole nos tank next to me but i was chilling is the nos good to get tattooed on i feel like it would be just numb your whole body well but the one thing is like anybody that has like super heavy-handed like firme head placas like that it's like loud right when you're getting it sounds super loud right right right here like when i got the the back tap this yeah it would hurt oh yeah for sure your head is the worse because it's like all right if you're getting like an arm tattoo you got all this fat and muscle over the bone and this is just like a thin layer of skin and then skull and it's just but i feel like this these ones weren't even my painful i feel like my most painful one was the one on my back that one was my worst yeah i always hear about the back being terrible but yeah that one don't hurt to me the outline is chill is when they start doing the especially his shit because it's so dark it's just giant patches of black now this one hurt This one hurt.

43:23This one not. I thought I wasn't going to make it through the whole session. And that's the Worldstar logo too? Well, this not. It's the Maserati logo. Oh, shit. Okay. I think it's pretty close. Which Worldstar re-rocked. They did, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Definitely. So you feel like you're going to get more crazy tattoos? You're going to do your face and shit? No, I feel like I won't touch my face. I feel like my face is, you know, like my moneymaker. You're a pretty boy rapper or not? No, I won't call myself a f***. Or you want the girls to be able to appreciate your look? The bitch is going to come.

43:55Yeah, that's what I'm thinking. My ex-4 had hella hoes before he got locked up. Well, you're in a relationship, right? No. You don't have a high note? Okay. How much has your quotient improved since? My boy, it comes and goes, though. Yeah? Yeah, but that's not what I'm looking for. Shit. I'm worried about my money and my music. Shit. And my baby. I feel like you've f***ing these scooms out of here. No, I ain't just fuck, fuck no. But you, like, do you fuck with, like, hood chicks? Or you fuck with, like, fangirls? Shit. Or you're, like, too new to it to have seen that side of it? I mean, I don't know.

44:35Like, I'm going to say, like, yeah, I am new to it because I just got out of, like, a long relationship. But shit, for the time, damn, it's been great. What can I say? So is your heart still broken? My heart was never broken. It was never, what? Nah, it was just, you know. Are you sure? Are you sure? Your heart's gotta hurt after a bad breakup like that. There's an icebox where his heart used to be. Nah, there's, hey, there's pain that comes with it, but you ain't gonna talk about it. I'm a man at the end of the day. You feel me, smile and I'll cry later? Yeah, we do. That type shit. Nah, man, we ain't on that John Wayne shit.

45:09We gotta let it out, loved one. You can't let it out, bro. Nah, but, yeah. Bitches, we're not worried about. They gonna come. Do you feel like, um, so there's been, there was a few lists that came out in the past couple of years, like, and they were like mentioning the top 50 and I saw rappers. I was pushing hard for you to get on that food community list. A lot of people had certain people had objections to that. Do you feel like you were overlooked? Nah. Cause, uh, I think they did have me on it. Like, but it was just, I was like far in the ranks lower. Yeah. Like I was, then I wanted, uh, I mean, people are going to have their opinions.

45:44I feel like, uh, I feel like I should have probably been farther back. Like I was thinking, I wasn't, I haven't did enough, you know, like, so that's why I'm like, I took it to the channel. I was like, damn, I appreciate where I was at. I was just surprised to be on it. That's how I seen it. Definitely. What's it been like, though, just having that reaction to your music and having people, like, start treating you like you really matter, like, in such a short period of time? It's been love, you know, like, I love it. Like, I love when I get, like, shown love in public and shit like that in front of my people.

46:15You know, it's cool. but sometimes it do put a toll on me because at the end of the day I'm a gang member. So sometimes it will be another gang member recognizing me. And I don't know if they my enemigo or they just a fan. Okay, so you've had that situation. Hell yeah, shit, some shit just happened. I think I posted that shit. Now I went to, what is it? I went to a clothes store. It was like, it was just out the city and I'm walking in, I'm walking in with my baby mama and there's two foos. They just, they recognized me. I already seen it on their face. Like, they knew me something, you know. They're just a fan, whatever.

46:48But one of them, they had, like, that spook face, and I already knew. Like, so I passed by, and I'm like, what's good? Like, you know, whatever. And all he said was one word. That's all he said was one word. That's one thing led to another. What is? Yeah, that's what it was. All it took was one word. I was like, what? He tried to say it again. He didn't even get it out of his mouth. And so all of a sudden, you're just fighting in the clothes store? Yeah, and I got the video, too. The owner sent me it. The owner, dude? The owner, yeah, because he has a page. And after he followed my Instagram, he was like, hey, like, that shit, like, that shit was funny.

47:20Like, you did your shit. Like, he's like, you want the video? I was like, send that shit. That's a chill honor. If you're getting a fight here, I'm going to be stressing. I'm definitely not sending you the video. You're going to make a fucking Instagram post about that shit. No, but that was the thing. I didn't even post it on my page. Like, I think I sent it to some random shit. Have you had any shmigos hit you up and be like, you know what? I don't fuck with you, but I actually like your music, dude. nah low key i feel like the hops amy did like they hate me so much that they if they hear my shit turn that shit off like like i feel like that's how much they hate me your videos have been pretty controversial too i'd be like do you feel like that brought like more attention from the huda and shit like most definitely i feel like i feel like for some of my cases they're trying to use some of that shit again amazon presents jeff versus taco truck salsa whether Whether it's Verde, Roja, or the orange one.

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48:58I mean, yeah, it's been stressful, but it's just, you know, it is what it is at the end of the day. I can't do nothing about it. Right. Take it to the gym. Damn. Is it going to be a county later or are you going to go to the Pinta? I don't know. I'm hoping I get a county so it's like the 50, you know, but whatever I get, what I get. So in the meantime, you're trying to make as much. That's why. Yeah, that's why I've been trying to do as much shit as as much as I can while I'm out here. So while I'm in there, I can at least make some type of money and have shit to drop while I'm in there. So that's what I've been on.

49:27You're getting more comfortable with interviews because I know at first you did not like doing that shit at all. Nah, I still don't. I still don't. But, you know, it helps out with my career. they want to know about the pee. So you have to like kind of practice getting used to communicating more? Yeah, and that was a thing. I was never really the type to talk, you know, like I'll talk in my music. Now I got to talk to people. Does it feel kind of like a police interrogation though? Yeah, all the time it does. I feel like every interview because I feel like there's a main one watching my shit. Right when that shit posts, click on that shit.

50:03They're the first viewers. Yeah. So that's why I try to. But you already like kind of know the stuff that you don't want to talk about. Like if if if Lush is like, hey, so tell me how many hats you got. You got to be able to be like, no, man, I don't wear hats. Besides this hat. You see, you know, you navigated around that. Splifty blue question. So, like, yeah, yeah. He's not even media trained, but he's allowed to do it. Like I'm just holding it down. I'm learning. I'm learning. You're learning. I'm learning as I go. Would you ever Rap beef With a rapper Would you ever like Really go back and forth Doing diss songs Like I mean Nah I don't see Entertainment in that I mean like I feel like it could happen I feel like But If it was the right Ah But you're not gonna go back and forth With just like Any old random Nah I'll probably Say some shit in a song But like It won't be necessary Like put their name On the whole title And shit Like you know Make it necessarily about them You know Like I'll just say some slick shit Exactly That's what I was about to say.

51:04You're known to me like the CK in Slick is sporty CK because you have a lot of bars where it's not. You have to kind of know. You gotta, yeah, you know if you know like that's what it is. But if you do know, they brutal. Yeah, that's why. That's why some of my songs, I feel like mainly like my enemies hate the song AK Official like they hate that song. Like they know why too. Like there's bars in there that they Because of what the A stands for? Yeah. Yeah, but. Just is what it is? You don't have any, like, you're going to keep putting hood disses in your music and everything like that? I mean, I tried not to, like, recently.

51:47Like, I've been trying not to, but I feel like that's what I am. Like, I've been doing that since I started rapping. Like, I'm not going to change it up for nobody. do you feel like at a certain point that kind of might restrict your growth though because yeah i feel like that's what that's that's the difficulty with the like labels and shit like that because they look at it as a like a liability like or like we're we're taking the chance of putting him on our label with the chance of like you know he's possible he could go to jail uh he could get shot you know he could get killed and so forth like shit like that you know so yeah it's it i know it does put a like a toll on me with that but it's crazy because like you know i love ebk jbo's music and he's somebody who's definitely at the level where he does not have to diss his ops anymore and you know obviously he's locked up now but like till the very end every song was just blood and guts and here's the people i don't like that's the thing yeah it's just it's just how he is like yeah you could try to make some other shit but it's just you can't when it's not real like some people can but being from like a super traditional vario like you and like area like norwalk was there people that were kind of even against you rapping period because you know i'm saying like they're like oh you should be doing corritos or you should be doing you know not necessarily not never like that they never tripped on like i feel like a lot of people were pushing me more to do it like you gotta keep putting music out there food like you gotta let the hood be known like you know yeah i never i never really had that if you don't make rap music like if nobody from your neighborhood makes rap music that's gonna really like limit the potential voice you know like anybody from a neighborhood who really gets any level of popularity rapping becomes like the voice box for the community to an extent you know and exactly that's what i i've been looked at like everything i put out is like uh as a outlook to my city you know like that's how they're gonna view my city because that's a lot of that's a lot on your shoulders because like you're a trophy for your section which already got a lot that comes with it even before you were rapping yeah i mean then you start rapping and that puts a bunch more on it and then now your entire city damn near your entire aria you know i'm saying like did you Do you feel pressure or does that inspire you?

54:12Nah, it inspires me more just to keep going because, like, at the end of the day, like, I don't see no one else doing this, like, for my city. Like, so if I ain't doing it, then who the else is going to do it, you know? It's crazy, though, because you were saying, like, the thing about not putting your opps name in the title of a song or whatever like that. But, like, this morning when I was in the gym, I just searched up Tommy Gunz, put on his shit, fourth song, boom, it's his opps dissing him. But they got his name in the title, so it just automatically gets suggested. And I'm like, damn, that is one YouTube hack that still works.

54:48Algorithm? Yeah, yeah, yeah. The algorithm basically thinks it's a song by that artist. It's crazy. And that's the thing. If I could do that, and I know it would give me some type of attraction because of it. It's a weird look. Yeah, exactly. You've got to put it in there and then take it out after a couple months. It's like on their dick too much. Or put it in the tag so nobody can see it. That might work. Do you feel like the internal beefing just because of like hood politics really holds back like, like, you know, Rasa rappers from coming together and reaching higher heights? I don't know.

55:21I just feel like the gangbanging shit is watered down now. Like, like, because people will be kicking it with rats, you know, all types of shit. And they won't even know just because they're a rapper and shit, you know, like. so that's why I'm like I try to I try to know who I'm messing with before I try to like like further my career with them like if I'm if they around me they they got to be certified official shit like that you know like what are your thoughts on like uh the fact that nowadays we see way more Mexican fools that are in crip and blood gangs than ever before and they're not I mean to be in Southsiders I feel like it's not a it's not a problem like if they're if their hood allows it then their hood allows it is just you know if they grew up there then that's that's that's what they grew up about because that's the thing we we got some blacks that grew up in the section but it's just like like you you ready for what comes with it like because still at the end of the day we got homies that are still like that still have that type of opinion towards it you know but we have no say so over it because they're the old man you know at the end of the day it's just they got to be ready for what comes with it well that just comes from like because back in the day there was way more racial tension so they still kind of are in denton like have that mind state or whatever yeah yeah exactly that's why some some do have that mindset but so if you're a black south sider and you end up in jail is it going to be tough for you or i mean yeah i feel like i feel like if you run with us like run mexican then you running with us and yeah we're gonna stand by you but i know for a fact it's gonna be harder because then they're gonna look at you yeah like some different like you know so it's just you're gonna have that on your back they're gonna for sure be confused when you sit at a certain table or like yeah exactly exactly yeah but then eventually you then be like hey it is what it is but yeah yeah i feel it so uh what what like what uh are you working on right now if you're going in in a couple months the plan just to like record as much music as possible so that you can just drop crazy while you're gone yeah right now i'm just trying to like exactly like just drop uh as much music as i can make me as much music as i can so i could drop while i'm in there and like and do as much like a i guess you could say like content and shit like just to put my name out there to get as much like uh you know uh what's the word for up a digital footprint yeah yeah exactly before i go in you know so like when i come out I'll think, oh, shit, like, no way, you know.

57:53I think you should do a 20 V 1 to see which one of these hoes is going to hold. I'll do that shit. Come on, man. We need pen pal 20 V 1 for spokes. Come on, man. Let's do it. Let's make it happen. But you got to tell the 20 verse one guy, like, hey, don't bring me no bunk ass girls. All tortas. All tortas. All tortas. It has to be because they're the ones that are going to take care of you. A pretty bitch is not going to take care of you. Yeah, while you're locked up, you need a good torta. A good torta, yeah. That's really what they're good for. You guys got me right. I'm not going to mention the rapper's name, but we've seen one recently married.

58:25A super torta. A super torta is crazy. Yeah. It's like one of those sandwiches that's like a bag would. No, those are the long ones. The lasagna torta. So what, you like fat girls or no? No, I'm not a total lover. You can't really go for that? No. You ain't really experienced a BBL yet? I mean, nah. Or nah, I actually have. I have. Oh, you have? Okay. I have. but I don't know it didn't feel right it didn't feel right it don't feel natural you know you gotta get the right one you only mess with Latinos you never mess with white girls or black girls nah my baby mama is a white girl holy shit for real but she's from like around your way she's from my city she's from my city she's a white girl but she's burnt out yeah most definitely most definitely she acts like ASA yeah is her name buena type of thing

59:20Dispenser. Oh my God. Do you think you'll sleep with a black woman before you die? I don't know. I have no problems with them, but I just don't see myself. Votto wants to bust it down on you. That's light skin though. I love me a light skin. I don't know. I don't know. You wouldn't be against it, but it is kind of hard for you to imagine. and just ending up with one in general. Yeah, exactly. I feel it. Peso got a black baby mama, so, you know. Peso. When I really think about it, I don't think I slept with a black girl until I was, like, late 20s. You don't know what you're missing. Trust me. But it was the first girl that I slept with with, like, a fake ass and fake tits.

1:00:03Well, not first fake tits, but, like, she had all the surgery. I'm talking, like, 2010. Before it was, like, super popular. Yeah, where it's, like, so normal. Well, now I felt like I had hit the lottery. Was that a life-changing moment for a young player? I'm not going to say it was life-changing, especially because I figured out that a bunch of my other homies had already f***ed her, but I was still pretty geeked. I would have been too soon, just like, hey, you know, like, fake titties. I got to look her up, but I feel like she has such a common name that I'm not going to be able to look her up.

1:00:35We're going to find her. I'll help you, Adam. What's her name? Who's like the hottest Mexican chick? Like in terms of like celebrities or whatever Or high note rappers Could be a rapper, could be a model

1:00:58Okay let's do this Mary Kill Alright Mary Kill P Killa Jenny 6ix9ine And Bella the Rapper Bella the rapper Who the f*** is that? He knows, he knows I think you brought it through here, right? Damn That's a tough one, huh? Damn Mary Killah, brother Damn I'll probably kill P-Killer P-Killer Yeah, I'll probably kill P-Killer Cause she P-Killer, I don't know Then I'll f*** Jenny6ix9ine and then he's marrying Bella the Rapper. She looks wiping material. That's why she never know. If you don't pay, what'd she say? I'm sick. She's by my name. All right. I respect the answer. I would have saved P-Killer personally, but.

1:01:53Nah, she pretty. Hell yeah. Nah, I only said that because she P-Killer. Like, I got to kill her. Yeah. She's kind of cute, but she's like overexposed. So she got to die. Whoa. I mean, this is Mary Kill. It's like. Yeah, yeah. In the context. One third of the people involved in this have to die. So, I mean, number one, you're from Texas. Yeah, that's not a good thing. Yeah, and I mean, Jenny's from Riverside. It's the same shit. Even worse. Yeah, it's worse. But, yeah, I mean, Pete Killa, she got to die. I'll save them all. She got to die. She's going to buy promo. Pete Killa needs to die. She got to die.

1:02:31If so, Mary Jane was in the equation, would that kind of change the dynamic here? Do you know who she is or not? Yeah, he knows. Yeah, I'll probably leave her in the same category. Does she don't hang out with P. Killer anymore? No, they ops. Okay. P. Killer performed a diss track in front of her, like, on stage. It was insane. Yo, that's fire, because you would never see dudes do that. Right? Yeah. I'll do that. Yeah, but, like, your ops would have been pretty pathetic to just sit there and take it. Yeah. Get through the first bar, and then that's it. Yeah. You got to light that bitch up. Yeah, imagine.

1:03:05like it just becomes a shootout mid-show like you gotta throw a chair or something macho man ready savage type shit do you uh do you feel like your success is is motivating your ops to start rapping as well oh yeah i feel like i started rapping and then like a few of the enemigos they started rapping right after me and i feel like the shit i'll never hate anybody like they they had some hard shit like shit but it ain't harder than mine turn the whole area up Yeah, that's what I'm saying. You can be the innovator. Yeah. And that was a thing. When I dropped one of my songs, we had the same beat.

1:03:41And my shit went up. You got to do the grimy shit and get their shit taken down. Oh, no. We did already. Oh, you did? We did already. I was thinking about that because. That's my beat. Because Dream Life Rizzy has a song called EBK Killer. Right. And they got it taken down initially because of the beat. Well. We had to re-upload it. Because it was like the 5K shit. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I've seen that shit. It was the same beat as some J-Bo shit. And at this point. All they have is the video. Type beats are so crazy, especially like now there's a sporty CK type beats. Yeah. Like the homies, like my artist is wrapped on sporty CK type beats.

1:04:15Like, like, how does that make you feel? Is that like, damn. That's sick. I be using those shits too. Hell yeah. Do you feel like, what do you, what do you feel like is different about the way you make music than all the other like rappers in LA, particularly the other essays? I be writing. Like I'm more of a writer. You don't punch. Yeah. Yeah. I'm not, I'm not a, like a punch in type of guy. I be writing my shit All of my best songs are written I've done songs too Where like I punched in Did bar for bar But I feel like they're not my best I feel like my best ones Are when I'm sit down Writing it And shit You're like a one You don't like to do like You're like a one take rapper Like if you have like If you mess up You're gonna start the whole verse over Yeah yeah Oh no most definitely That's why I like to go in the studio With my shit fully written Where I just go up in there And make my song And then boom I'm not wasting time in there like you know but definitely pretty treacherous videos though bro i gotta say some of the most treacherous in la yeah definitely um have you thought at all about uh doing music with black artists to kind of expand your fan base yeah yeah i've been doing music like i got a song with the he's with the the management bz2 janky oh yeah i've seen that yeah we've Yeah, I got a song.

1:05:32I'm about to drop that shit. As soon as I saw that, though, I was like, oh, for sure he's got a beef with the dudes that pressed him in the one hood vlog. They're from a whole other area. Oh, okay. I was just assuming. Yeah, yeah. That's why I think those people were like from Avenues, essentially. Right. Yeah. But that's not nothing to do with you? No, no, no. That's not. Did you think that was out of pocket? That was weird. That was sketched for sure on all sides. You know, like, I feel like that was set up. Like, you know. You feel like Rodney set it up? I feel like somebody set it up I ain't gonna throw no blame No, I'm not trying to diss Rodney I feel like somebody set it up Because there's no way that shit just Randomly happens to happen Just both pop up banging in Chinatown Yeah, exactly Some shit had to be said For them to be right there As far as Outside of L.A.

1:06:24What we see with a lot of gangster and drill rappers is they'll collab with fools from other regions like Vaughn doing songs with EBK, J-Bo and things like that is there other fools in different states and regions that you feel like it would be a sick collab? that I haven't got one yet yeah like some fools from Florida or New York oh like that I never damn I never really looked outside of like other than like like cali rap you know like i just saw his own little world yeah he totally is but i just saw a whole video about new york southsiders you feel me like sardinios from new york they got that yeah there's a whole hood in satin island you put some barrio and uh yeah i would you know be possibly an interesting to see your reaction to that or if that could be i would like to see that apparently there's homies out there holding it down they're blew up from the shoe up too so I'm blew it up on the show up.

1:07:22It's a little ass island. It is a little island. Shout out Staten Island. Yeah. Shaolin style. Okay, so what's your message to the people before we wrap this up? What do you want the world to know about you? Shit, I'm a good guy, dog. Nah, but, nah, like, I'm genuine. I do this shit with a passion. Like, I'm doing this shit for my city, my baby, my pops. Like, that's what I stand for. And y 'all gonna see that. And, you know, it's just a matter of time where I'm going to be somewhere in life, you know. But I give all glory to God. All praises to Jesus Christ. That's good, man. Sporty CK, appreciate you pulling up and getting this interview in.

1:08:04And much luck with your rap career, this little bid that you got to go do, and everything else, man. Put money on the homies' books. Put money on the books. I need it. my guy went from you feel me getting getting shot you know again having big scars of being joined it up and one of the most important rappers in the game so show him some love straight up my gang we out sure appreciate you bro sporty shout out to lush nojumber coolest podcast in the world check us on youtube tiktok instagram all that shit like comment and subscribe and we will be reading the comments and shout out to all our members who got to see this early appreciate y 'all