In short
Stan G and guests debate Memphis rap politics and street theories, focusing on Hernandez Govan’s Young Dolph-related case, plus arguments about Gucci Mane, Pooh Shiesty’s comeback after jail, and Poosh Shiesty’s post-release direction. They also trade personal anecdotes and diss/defense talk around No Jumper/Wack 100.
Guests and backgrounds
- Stan G (Memphis podcaster/figure; claims “team Memphis” and street “etiquette”).
- Hernandez Govan (Memphis figure tied to the alleged money-transfer role in the Young Dolph case; speaks briefly via phone).
- Munchie B (touring Memphis rapper/performer; discusses “Gangsta Matrix” philosophy).
- No Jumper/Clubhouse/Wack 100 are referenced but not present.
Key claims
- Hernandez says he never “cracked” under questioning and implies the “streets” know who killed Big Jook; Stan G argues Hernandez may have had Big Jook killed to prevent him from talking.
- Stan G claims Gucci Mane is “soft” now and blames Gucci’s personal/industry conflicts for downstream Memphis fallout.
- They argue Pooh Shiesty’s release strategy (timing of music/media) positions him for label money.
- They say Poosh Shiesty’s “no more Mufasa” line is a shot at Mufasa (jeweler), not necessarily at Stan G.
Notable examples
- Vlad interview mentioned as a turning point for Hernandez.
- Drake photo anecdote (Stan G says Drake avoided him/security intervened).
- Pooh Shiesty released after 4–5 years; Young Thug compared as a different comeback approach.
- Wack 100/No Jumper/Clubhouse monetization discussed.
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOStan G's Transformation
1:20 to 2:09
Stan G discusses his recent changes in style and energy since his last appearance.
“You look like a totally different person the last time I saw you.”
Munchie B and the Scene
2:09 to 3:02
Stan G shares his thoughts on Munchie B and their growing presence in the industry.
“So you're going to do a full-on swag switch up before the No Jumper show that we're going to film later.”
The Hustle and Grind
3:02 to 3:35
Stan G reflects on his journey from nothing to success and the mental challenges faced.
“because you're like dope podcasters that are kind of like right on the line of becoming like a crazy dude, like living on the streets, just wilding out, attacking random people walking by.”
Charleston White's Rise
3:35 to 4:30
Discussion about Charleston White's success and his relationship with Stan G.
“Because when you came in, I don't know if I should say, but you were asking me if I knew about where something was at.”
Gangsta Matrix Explained
4:30 to 5:35
Stan G articulates his views on the 'Gangsta Matrix' and its impact on individuals.
“I was talking about just with my section, you know what I'm saying, on my name, you know what I'm talking about.”
Hernandez Govan Case Discussion
5:35 to 7:48
Discussion on Hernandez Govan's involvement in Young Dolph's case and the implications.
“So you were tapping with him before he actually got successful.”
Memphis Politics Unpacked
7:48 to 10:54
Exploration of the political landscape in Memphis related to the case and local dynamics.
“Oh, you're talking about this interview?”
Team Memphis: Stan G's Perspective
11:20 to 14:01
Stan G shares his loyalty to Memphis and insights into local artists and dynamics.
“Okay, all right, look, look, look, one thing.”
Discussion on Top 5's Situation and Memphis
14:01 to 21:47
Learn about the tensions and dynamics in Memphis's music scene, especially surrounding Top 5 and other artists.
“I see Top 5 going through his situation with Drake.”
Diving into Dolph, Gucci Mane, and Pooh Shiesty
21:47 to 28:00
Explore the controversies and relationships between Dolph, Gucci Mane, and Pooh Shiesty in the hip-hop scene.
“The news told him he couldn't go back and do no more interviews.”
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Gucci Mane and Keisha Dior's Controversial Actions
28:00 to 28:30
Discussion about Keisha Dior's alleged theft from Plays and its implications.
“and then ended up messing with Gucci Mane.”
The Connection Between Gucci Mane and Dolph's Demise
28:30 to 29:50
Exploration of how Gucci Mane's past conflicts may link to Dolph's fate.
“Back then, because of the female, but he act like it because of 10-17 Day.”
The Impact of Truth and Silence in Hip-Hop
29:50 to 30:40
A conversation on the consequences of speaking the truth in the hip-hop industry.
“Like people, like your takes and your opinions that you got.”
Dolph's Rise and the Role of Promotions
30:40 to 31:40
Discussion on how promotions influenced Dolph's career compared to others.
“It's a little hard to wrap your head around, but...”
Memphis's Unique Hip-Hop Landscape
31:40 to 32:43
Insights into Memphis's music scene and local rivalries.
“That's why he said 22 million, I throw that in the trash.”
Pooh Shiesty's Comeback Potential
32:43 to 33:52
Discussion on Pooh Shiesty's ability to reclaim his position in hip-hop.
“Okay, just to put a pin in the Poushice thing, you felt like he was taking shots at you on his first song out of jail.”
The Youngboy and Pooh Shiesty Dynamics
33:52 to 35:06
Examining the relationship between Youngboy and Pooh Shiesty amidst their conflicts.
“But now I ain't never gonna check cloud chase none because I got my own cloud.”
Understanding the Gangsta Matrix
35:06 to 35:58
Defining the 'Gangsta Matrix' and its influence on hip-hop culture.
“If him and Youngboy clash right now, that'll be a major beef in the South.”
Authenticity in Gangsta Culture
35:58 to 36:50
Debate on what it means to be authentic in the gangsta lifestyle.
“and after you act like so long, then you had to be it.”
The Nature of Street Credibility
36:50 to 37:51
Discussion on the concept of street credibility and its implications.
“I'm just saying I don't get the idea that Munchy ever had to do that.”
Whack 100 and the No Jumper Controversy
37:51 to 39:06
Exploring the tensions between Whack 100 and the No Jumper platform.
“What are, cause you shook no jumper up after you left.”
Big U and Whack's Rivalry
39:06 to 39:49
Discussion on the rivalry between Big U and Whack in the hip-hop community.
“Big U hated Wack like Wack hated, I mean, like Big U hated Nilt.”
Evaluating Clubhouse's Role in Hip-Hop
39:49 to 40:54
Conversation on the effectiveness and relevance of Clubhouse for artists.
“He thought he was going to return a favor and say, well, who's the biggest bloody?”
Wack 100's Incident and Its Aftermath
40:54 to 42:01
Recounting an incident involving Wack 100 and its impact on the community.
“I saw you still be rocking with Clubhouse.”
Discussion on Big Boogie's Origins
42:01 to 43:31
Learn about the debate surrounding Big Boogie's authenticity and origins in the rap scene.
“but he ain't throw these in the park though.”
Analyzing Mozzie's Career with CMG
43:55 to 46:30
An exploration of Mozzie's journey and the challenges he faces in the rap industry.
“I'm going to look up Mozzie's most recent project.”
The Truth About Kevin Gates
46:30 to 51:22
Insights into Kevin Gates' reputation and the reality behind his persona in the streets.
“Because projects haven't been on CMG since 2024.”
Controversy Surrounding Relationships
51:22 to 56:00
Discussion on the implications of age differences in relationships, particularly referencing Kevin Gates.
“See, a lot of folks being up here lying about folks because they know people when they got situations and relationships, no.”
Discussion on Sheree Mills and Loose Cannon
56:00 to 58:10
The hosts discuss the implications of Sheree Mills' departure from Loose Cannon and the dynamics of loyalty in their circles.
“I'm going to say, just wanted to make sure you're doing OK.”
Wack and Snitching Allegations
58:10 to 1:00:20
The hosts delve into accusations against Wack and the nature of snitching within their community.
“I said, Wack was, like, after he filmed him, he told me to put the video out so I could put him out.”
Young Thug and Industry Relationships
1:00:20 to 1:06:00
A conversation about Young Thug's legal troubles, relationships, and the complexities of rapper beefs and reconciliations.
“We popping it back around the world now, for real, for real.”
Gang Culture and Authenticity in the South
1:06:00 to 1:10:01
The hosts critique authenticity in gang culture, discussing various artists and their claims to gang affiliation.
“So I'm like, dawg, so y 'all ain't gonna do nothing?”
Gangsta Macy's Release and Realness
1:10:01 to 1:10:20
Discussion about the authenticity of the song 'Gangsta Macy's' and its emotional impact.
“It's out right now, and I told the truth in that whole song, bro.”
Critique of Sauce Walker and OG Percy
1:10:21 to 1:11:04
Debate on Sauce Walker and OG Percy being labeled as fake gang members and the implications of regional differences in gang culture.
“Why did you say that Sauce Walker and OG Percy are fake game members?”
Regional Variations in Gang Identity
1:11:05 to 1:12:28
Exploration of how gang identities evolve across regions and the consequences of misrepresentation.
“I just say, I just shout out the Gumby, because Gumby had got it too.”
Consequences of Changing the Culture
1:12:29 to 1:13:28
Discussion on the risks involved when outsiders attempt to change local gang cultures, particularly in Memphis.
“it like the West Coast folks doing it, how you gonna be a Christian and you ain't going by the Bible?”
Sauce Walker's Scene in Memphis
1:13:29 to 1:14:22
Analyzing the safety and dynamics around Sauce Walker's presence in Memphis and the role of entourages.
“That Hoover conversation as far as the Texas thing.”
Perceptions of Authenticity in Hip Hop
1:14:23 to 1:15:54
Discussion on the authenticity of artists in hip hop, contrasting real-life experiences with internet personas.
“So, if you ain't got no real solid individuals to lock you down where you going to, anything can happen.”
Gucci Mane's Influence on Memphis
1:15:55 to 1:17:34
Critique of Gucci Mane's relationship with Memphis and whether he used the culture for personal gain.
“Wack ain't never did nothing since he was 16 years old.”
Young Buck's Reputation and History
1:17:35 to 1:18:31
Exploring Young Buck's standing in the Memphis scene and his controversial past.
“Young Buck, you know what I'm talking about?”
Discussion on LGBTQ Representation
1:18:32 to 1:20:22
Conversation regarding Young Buck’s alleged sexual orientation and the impact of societal perceptions.
“Young Buckets Starleto physically fought in Nashville on July 30, 2017.”
Transcript
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1:18And that's just what's going on. But what it is, man. You look like a totally different person the last time I saw you. I'm not going to lie. I ain't going to lie because I've been eating good, man, moving around, man, getting real. Like you're actually making me want to go look great energy the interview just to Sort of see how did yeah cuz last time you came with the crazy leather jacket Your swag has changed a lot. You're like a real hot It was the summer time You know, we probably like that we just probably like that this is this man Which was doing in California in the summertime with a leather jacket on You was here a couple months ago.
1:55When you really making moves in this gang, you make moves all types of ways, but you got to make your moves look like your moves. And this is what I was doing. I was making my moves look like my moves. I got another jacket on the other show, but y 'all have no idea. Gangsta Matrix for real. So you're going to do a full-on swag switch up before the No Jumper show that we're going to film later. For sure. That's Foresight. That's like some Jay-Z shit. Taylor Swift. They said unlock the new car. So I'm coming in and just like really, really do how I got to do it. So what do you know about Munchie B?
2:29Because Munchie B is here in the building. Munchie B. I ain't going to need to lie. I heard Munchie B on tour for sure. You know what I'm talking about? I know Munchie B. You know what I'm talking about? Mark 7. And this guy's the major tour. So Munchie B, you know what I'm saying? I just been seeing him pop it big. You know what I'm talking about? And I don't even want to get out into everything because they don't hit me up because Munchie B said my name like two weeks ago. I'm like, Munchie B crazy, man. You know what I'm saying? Much be gonna say what he wanna say. And I like people like that.
2:53I'm gonna keep it real. Because a lot of folks be trying to hold everybody back from saying what they really wanna say. Right. So I'm not much be in that way. You know what I'm talking about? Just keeping it real. I feel like you guys are kind of similar because you're like dope podcasters that are kind of like right on the line of becoming like a crazy dude, like living on the streets, just wilding out, attacking random people walking by. Like for real, because I ain't gonna bet it though. We came from somewhere. We came from nothing. And we made ourselves something, though. That's the whole thing about it.
3:26You know what I'm talking about? And if you can see that, the people can see that. So they like, no folks really like us. And they made themselves something. You know what I'm saying? Right, right, right. So there's love right there. What's your mental state, though? Because when you came in, I don't know if I should say, but you were asking me if I knew about where something was at. Yeah, what the perk said. What the perk said. We worked up, Jack. You feel me? Where is that? I've been out here three days with no Perk. Rick, they've been gone for like nine months or some shit. Okay, the Perk mind gone.
3:57That was the only person I knew that had a real thing. Yo, last interview, you said, so you just in moderations with the Perks and the Zans because you said you ain't trying to, you know what I'm saying? I ain't, I just ain't. I'm keeping real. I just ain't seen them in so long. I've been on tour since I left them. I ain't gonna lie. I just been in. I went back to Memphis. I went from Memphis. I went from the Vegas. I went from Vegas. I went back to Texas. I went back to Texas. Then I did the podcast in Texas, Pop Austin. Pop Austin. Yeah, we've been doing crazy numbers, no fumbles. Yeah. Crazy.
4:29We doing numbers like no jumble. Who? I was talking about just with my section, you know what I'm saying, on my name, you know what I'm talking about. They nipping at my heels right now, man. Okay, so Pop Austin, when I hear Texas, you know the boy Charleston, so it ain't no, you know what I'm saying? My Charles, he came from me. I don't know Charles came from Stan G. You take credit for his success? Nah, I ain't gonna take credit for his success. He the best at what he do, but at the same time, when he was coming up, he was calling for like me, I see you got your YouTube thing popping, and it was what it was, you know what I'm talking about?
5:03So I was like, man, it is what it is. Oh, so he acknowledged you on his way up? Yeah, yeah, on the way up. He was telling me this whole idea. I'm looking, I'm like, man, you know how niggas be talking. I'm like, man, this niggas just talking. I'm like, come on, let's keep it real. But on just keeping it all with gangsta, he did everything he said he was gonna do, bro. He did everything he said he was gonna do. And there ain't a lot of niggas like that in this world, bro. How long ago was this? They were probably like, five, six, six years ago. You know why? That's before he really popped off. Before he really popped off.
5:36So you were tapping with him before he actually got successful. Yeah, I was tapping with all them folks. I'm trying to be careful because I allegedly am cool with Charleston White. We might do a podcast. I got to be careful about what I say. I ain't tripping about what Charleston White doing. I salute him. You know what I'm talking about? He made me say, look, I got to get my stuff together because when you see somebody you start out with and they pass you up, I'm like, okay. That's why I had excellent. I'm a job like, man, how you paying me up, bro? You behind me. But you said he told you everything he was going to do, and did he?
6:07He did it. I can't do nothing but salute him. Real hustler. You know what's crazy? He came out here and infiltrated the Bloods and the Crips, bro Was hanging around him He was wearing overalls with boots on Like he on a farm or some shit Yeah, that's the Gangsta Matrix, bro A lot of these niggas saw And he infiltrated them, learned a lot And just flipped on everybody Yeah, but the Gangsta Matrix real, bro That's the Gangsta Matrix tour I'm on right now, man A lot of these niggas saw, bro A lot of these folks who stuck in the Gangsta Matrix, bro That's just how they think and how they want to be but I'm against the gangster matrix.
6:42I'm gonna keep it real. You know what I'm talking about? And it's just what it is, like that's how I'm pumping it right now. You know what I'm talking about? Because I feel like, you know what I'm saying? Like - Gangsta matrix? Yeah, the gangster matrix. Yeah, I'm against the gangster matrix. You know what I'm saying? Like people who stuck in a way that they don't know how to shake and make their own form and come out of that situation and make theyself a greater person. Sometimes you'll have a leader just to keep you suppressed. Oh man, let's keep it real. Where the old man? Where that merch at?
7:10You ain't got no merch today? Oh, man. I'm finna have the merch out. You know what I'm talkin' about? I'm finna have the merch out. Oh, you sleep? You know what I'm talkin' about? Oh, yeah. We on top of that right now. So, okay, one thing that's happened since the last time that you were here, it's a pretty big deal, definitely shook Memphis to its core. Our boy Hernandez Govan got away with what some people feel like was murder. But what I tell y 'all when I was up here, though, I said, the dude I did an interview with the dude, we're going to do a second interview, you know, after this case.
7:43I'm going to set up a second interview and I don't know what's going on. What do you mean? With Hernandez? Yeah. Oh, you're talking about this interview? Yeah. No, no, no. The interview we did with you before. No, Hernandez, Gouveau, and I'm going to set up a second interview after Moss, you know, somehow. Because I knew it was looking like he was going to end up beating that situation because they already had the ducks lined up, you know, somebody who's going to take the fall. with Young Dolph. You know what I'm talking about. Well, so Hernandez was basically alleged to have basically handled the money going between Big Jook, which is Yo Gotti's brother, and then the actual shooters who killed Young Dolph.
8:18But then Hernandez was able to beat it because they weren't really able to actually prove that he actually handed the money off, even though when you really look at it, it definitely seems like he for sure like was in the perfect place to be the guy that was going to be the in-between of the money between the rich guy and the killers. But they weren't really able to prove it, even though a lot of people still believe that that may be the case. And from me talking to Hernandez, he never once cracked. He never showed that, you know. Yeah, I met him that day. He came up here. He seemed real humble and like, you know what I'm saying?
8:57Well, why y 'all asking who knocked out Big Jook then? Well, who knocked out Big Jook then? You know what I'm talking about? Knocked off? Yeah, knocked off Big Jook to get you out of the situation and make you look better in a whole nother type of situation, bro. You got to elaborate to make him look better. You got to elaborate. Hey, because this is Memphis politics, and we're not, like, the world not privy. They keep it real. It might be going over people's head. Like, Hernandez, Gauvin, if Jook would have been alive, Hernandez would have went down. Because you think Jook was in a position where he would have had to rat on him?
9:27Of course, man. Let me real. Why would Jook have had to do that? He had a sterling street reputation his whole life. His whole life. That's the why. He ain't been to go back to the feds. You think this big joker finna go back to the feds or go get locked up in a whole other situation he already did some years like that? Come on, bro. These old dudes ain't finna go back to doing no time and stuff like that. These folks talking now, bro. The world is different now, bro. You got to be a gangster. You ain't even thinking about this. A gangster makes you real, bro. So you think Hernandez put money out there in the streets or paid somebody to basically take care of Big Jook?
10:02That's your theory? Because he thought that Big Jook was going to come at him? Or is he just lucky that Jook didn't survive to the end of the trail? Well, you got to think about it. Everybody who was lined up in their case from teasing to Jook took a foul. The people who can lock him down in that situation took a foul. And he out here smiling, need full face, need cameras, bro. You smiling in these cameras bro Come on man Let's keep it real You know it's crazy He was doing interviews before he even Concluded his trial I did his first interview ever Hernandez Govan I did his first interview ever I introduced him to the world They wouldn't even knew him About Hernandez Govan If he went for Stangy They knew that nigga about quit But hold on They knew that nigga about quit Let's keep it real He wasn't nervous to do that You know what I'm saying Or his attorney That's why it's something big Behind everything bro This episode is brought to you by Google Chrome.
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11:30Unknowingly, you be picking a side. It seem like you more so teamed off than... I'm team Memphis, bro. Is that right? When it come down to the whole situation, I'm team Memphis. Anybody jump out of line, they know me as a nigga who's going to say something about anybody in the city, bro. Memphis would have been better off had Dolph lived. So that's team Memphis. Yeah, of course. Right, so you teamed off. Nah, I'm just team Memphis. I used to listen to Yo Gotti when he was high and all them things. He raised the city, especially for our coach and our age group. You know what I'm saying? For our age group, Gotti did raise the city.
12:08Let's keep it real. So at what point did you and Hernandez stop being cool? When did that relationship fall apart? When he started doing the interviews. When he did his first interview and he came out. The one with Vlad? Yeah, with Vlad. Okay. You know what I'm talking about? Vlad, you know what I'm talking about? He used to hit me back up, hit me up a long time. He was like, keep working, bro. Vlad was saying he seen me a long time ago. Vlad would say keep working? Yeah. That's hard. That's a good text to get from Vlad. Yeah, you know what I'm talking about? Keep working, though, bro. Yeah, yeah.
12:33That's how he was looking at me. Like, I never, you know, even on the picture I sent you with Drake, Vlad was trying to go through me to get Drake back then. Right. That's how he was on Drake back then. How do you know Drake anyway? You got that photo on the show, man. From Memphis. Like, I'm locked in with one of the dudes, his manager, went to college with one of my dogs. You know what I'm talking about? So I ended up going to his family thine. You know what I'm talking about? So we did, you know, but that's a whole nother story. Do we want to get into the Drake story? When I really met Drake, let's keep it real.
13:02Drake will really cake. Let's keep it real. I'm gonna keep it. I can't lie about these folks. Oh my, I just can't do it. Drake just like, he ran when I seen him. I was like, I ain't Drake. Why you do it like that? You know what I'm talking about? It's a little like you about to snag somebody's purse. You're very worried. No, I ain't finna do it, but I can't tell him with a smile. Like, man, you know what? Drake took out to the back door. I said, look at Drake. Look at him go. Look at him go. For real. But at the same time, security brawled back to me just to, you know what I'm talking about. I'm like, man, he wasn't finna do nothing to you.
13:41You know what I'm talking about? This is a hand you want to shake, Drake. Yeah, yeah. Basically, get your ass over here. Come on, now. Come on, man. But Drake, you know, we end up taking that picture or whatever, but you could see in his face like mine, I hate I even did it like they was staying G. You know what I'm saying? But now he, you know, Drake not like us, you know what I'm saying, in some type of way. Shout out to Top 5, though, you know what I'm saying? I see Top 5 going through his situation with Drake. I heard about that. That's some crazy shit right there. There's a lot of stuff going on in this game, bro.
14:10I can't lie. I don't think that was a great idea for Top 5 to burn that bridge. No, no. That's crazy, man. It's a major breeze to be burning, man. Ain't no preacher like that out here. You know what I'm talking about? Right. But, you know. My boy, what's going on? Oh, man. What it do? What it do? This is Hernandez. Go then. We got him on the phone. We got Munchie B in here, too. What's the deal, bro? You know how it go, man. You know what I'm talking about? We getting more, man. You know what I'm saying? That's how we doing, man. Yeah, but this is your biggest op, though. Y 'all don't get along, right?
14:39What's going on? Biggest, man. Yeah, man. Stance, man. He know what it is. He's fine for Memphis, man. Man, ay, ay, one thing about it, you can't go to Memphis. One thing about it, man, you can't go to Memphis. Man, let's keep it real, bro. And since you been out, bro, you ain't been to Memphis, bro. You ain't been to Memphis, bro. Stop lying like you can go to Memphis, bro. Come on, bro, you ain't in Memphis, bro. Let's keep it real. You ain't in Memphis, bro. He about to go outside and show you a street song. He said stay on the phone. Ay, ay, ay, at the same time, though. At the same time, though.
15:09Not the same time, no. Don't switch it up. They might let him in court. What'd he say? I'm gonna leave Memphis. I'm gonna leave Memphis. Rome wasn't built in a day. He's working on it. The first shot. Hold on, Adam. Hold on. The first shot. The first shot he said, I'm gonna leave Memphis. He said he about to what? He about to show it. He said I ain't in Memphis. Hold on. Okay. So he's in the whip. Oh, he's pulling out of the driveway. Nigga, I was in Ridge, Chris, in your godly hood. Boy, when I came back to Memphis. I mean, that looks like a rural Memphis neighborhood. Fuck ass, nigga. Lame ass nigga.
15:42And then step outside and go live then if you really popping it like that, man. You know they gonna come through. No shootouts. Stop playing. You know they gonna come through. Step outside and go live on that Jardine. Step outside, man. All the things you gotta do is step outside, bro, and go live. I bet it gon' come on, bro. Yeah, I'm gonna get a backstory on this. We ain't even gonna do it, bro. Yeah, man. Hey, man, Memphis lives matter, man. They're battling for supremacy. Why can't Memphis get along, man? Out here in California, everybody get along. I'm psyched. I ain't gonna even lie. Y 'all fightin' over Glorilla, man.
16:18Nah, see, Glorilla, she don't hold nothin' level. Y 'all fightin' over Glorilla, nigga? She on the side, she can't even ride. They fightin' over NLE Choppa. No, no, NLE Choppa, man, he up and doin' his video. He doin' Michael Jackson moves around these times, man. They keep it real, man. They keep it real, man. Everybody doin' Michael Jackson moves around these times. He said Munchie be the realest gangster. Munchie be a real gangster. He ain't supposed to be sitting and cropping off niggas. Oh, hell no. Hey, hey, hey, hey. Keep it real, man. You ain't no gangster, nigga. You ain't never did nothing gangster.
16:51Let me keep it real. All the thing you did was send out somebody and send out somebody and send out somebody. We ain't going to say too much, bro. All the thing you did was send out somebody, bro. You going to send out somebody so you get something happy. Bro, you ain't doing nothing by yourself, bro. What'd you say? Go send out them dope heads. You sending out dope heads. I would love to do a collab podcast with both of you together. Yeah. That might send out dope heads. He got dope. Who killed Jesus? Who killed Jukes? Hold on, Stan, Stan, Stan. Is he down? Yeah, I'm with it. Let's do it. Can I just get one answer from Hernandez?
17:32guys, Stan G is saying that he thinks that you got Big Duke killed so that he couldn't tell on you. That was Stan G saying. Yeah, how you feel about that theory? Come on, keep it real, man. Man, you know. Keep it real, man. Stan G, you know. Oh, man. We might have lost him. Now, everything went out. Everything went out without a doubt. Now, that's his service. they were trying to help me the lord trying to help him to serve him when i saw him right now the streets the streets know i ain't gonna get on here the streets know what happened to jook and who killed jook he's just a clown and a goofy thing he ain't in the loop and he don't know what's really going on but the ones that's who the who's who knows who killed jook okay
18:29i've been made what's going on come on man yeah yeah you ain't got no kind of uh i ain't never said you did nothing first line the government says that he did not kill anybody i'm going with the government i ain't gonna say Nobody did nothing, but I'm going to say what the streets are saying. Let's line that up, though. That's a good idea. Let's run that. I'm going to hit you up if he puts any more smut on your name. Much love. I'm going to keep it all against me. If the streets are saying it, that's what's going on. Hey, no, no, no. You just said the streets are saying it. You assinuated that, though.
19:08You know what I mean? Right, no. Hey, hey, hey, hey. Hey, hey, hey, hey. Look, look, look, look, look. Hey, Stan G. Yo, G for gangsta. I said energy, bro. When I speak on energy, that's what I'm saying. after most of the streets saying it. You know what I'm talking about? But at the same time, most of the time, everything I'm saying is real. Hey, but no, no, no. You do know if he did quote unquote or allegedly get this dude knocked off so he could have less witnesses or whatever, he could go free. That would still be something that could be looked into into the future. So like, you know what I'm saying?
19:38As a street person, you know, no, no, no, no, no, no. You wouldn't want to talk about that though. How I wouldn't want to talk about what? Because then you'll become a witness and you'll be somebody paperwork that's gonna say that. Y 'all wanna be street so bad. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Y 'all in the gangstimation, bro. Y 'all in the gangstimation, bro. I'm gonna keep it all the way to G, bro. Listen, bro, I'm a podcaster, but I keep a street etiquette, though. Yeah, yeah, okay. Y 'all in the gangstimation is so tough, though. Y 'all feel like people can't speak on what they wanna speak on.
20:08No, you can speak on what you wanna speak on. To speak on what you wanna speak on. Like, nigga, I'm bigger than I owe this, bro. We the program, bro. We the program. ain't nothing bigger than what we got going on back then they ain't even have a internet so they can't tell us how to talk on the internet and then say this this is some street type of situation bro shut up i don't like hearing nobody saying this so some there's some some anything you talking about on the internet is some street man bro the internet just came up so i don't anybody ever on the internet alluded to jude being unalive due to this man who have anybody on the internet ever alluded to Big Duke being unalive due to - Yeah.
20:50Hernandez, that's kind of like a common theory I would say that people try to throw out there, not saying it's a good. Cause they from Memphis, yeah. Okay. If you from Memphis, you know that. You know what I'm talking about? Tease it. And that been bubbling when it was going down, when the folks first took they fall. Like, okay, now he get out of his situation. So what part of Memphis you grew up in? You grew up more so - In the south side. Yeah, on the south side. Is that where more so - From Black Haven, yeah, from adulthood, yeah, yeah. From out here, Black Haven, all the way back around to the east side, you know what I'm talking about, to the east.
21:17Yeah, you know what I'm talking about. So how did y 'all fall out? Just because you did an interview with him, you was looking forward to a follow-up interview after the case was over? It was a business situation, I put it out there like, Mike, look, y 'all wanna see Hernandez, Mike, look, y 'all hit me up and drop something on that joint, if y 'all really wanna see him. I was really just testing the wall to see if they really wanna see him, you know what I'm talking about, and see how my fans gonna react to me doing the interview with him. Then Grown Hero said, man, it is what it is. So, bam.
21:44I did the interview with him. You know what I'm talking about? It just went crazy. It made the news. The news told him he couldn't go back and do no more interviews. So, he was kind of mad about that situation. So, all that started bubbling up from there. And then I was like, man, I don't even mess with you like that anyway. Hold on, because the news said something. Y 'all fell out? Nah. You trying to figure out where did y 'all go wrong at? When he got out, he started lying too though. He started lying on Dolph 9, like Dolph started the situation on the interviews. I'm like, bro, get that faking.
22:15He started faking and flogging. Even just the last time he just did, like, man, nobody went into Dolph in California. But in California, I mean, he said nobody went into Dolph at all before Dolph died. I'm like, that man got songs in Cali. He got songs everywhere, man. Come on, let's keep it in. There are a lot of artists that are hot down south that do not get listened to in California. I would not put Dolph in that bucket. I would say, actually, Dolph got crazy loving California. I've seen him perform a bunch of times in California. A lot of the dudes that I know who are really out here. Dolph was someone that universally, countrywide, people were listening to.
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22:53I wouldn't say Dolph was... He wasn't regional. He went across... He transcended the south in Memphis big time. But you know how I said sometimes you you feel like you got a pig, cash money, no limit. I kind of lean more towards Yo Gotti. Yeah, cause you probably raised the brinette arrow. Yeah, I lean more towards Yo Gotti, but I met Dolph in 2021 in Atlanta, and he showed his love, you know what I'm saying? All in this section, yeah, yeah, yeah. First time I ever been in a club, and they was fully naked, you know what I'm saying? I was over there, like Kevin Diamond. Dolph was naked? Fuck no.
23:27Oh my. Nah, nah, nah, nah. Oh, it's like a strip club. My bad, my bad. Yeah, Slim 400 introduced me to him, who's in Atlanta, who's at King of Dining. This is a 400 episode with us, man. This is crazy. R.I.P. to Slim 400, man. Yeah, he introduced me to Dolph, and you here, so that's the connect. You see how the world work? Energy? Yeah, that part. No, long live Dolph, though, man. But y 'all gotta get that together, man. Y 'all from Memphis, man. But see, I don't got major beef with these kids. I'm just gonna tell the truth about everything. That's why everybody hit me up, man. That's why they love me, but they hit me at the same time, because I'm gonna make them big.
24:00I'm going to pop them But at the same time I'm going to tell the truth though You know what I'm talking about I ain't going to get no slack None of that I don't care bro Because I feel like I found my own line And we running with it So okay Oh my So Pooh Stricy just got released from jail Pooh And It's kind of up in the air If he's going to be able to Reoccupy the same Space that he was in Before he got locked up For four or five years Whatever that was And I mean I personally like from the song, the snippet that is out, I think he sounds great. I think musically he's got a better chance than anybody else out there realistically of going away for four or five years and being able to get it back.
24:40But he's kind of been out for a little bit. And we've sort of seen this where, you know, certain people that hit the ground running start going crazy right away. It seems like that is a better strategy these days than like the Young Thug thing where he was kind of out for like a long time and just sort of doing a little bit of media. you're seeing him a little bit, but for the most part, I feel like Thug kind of misplayed it. What do you think about where Shisey is at right now and what's going to happen? I ain't going to lie, you just broke it down. He's doing something different, but he's great at the same time.
25:13He's making his own move, his own way of doing and coming out. First day out, everybody did the first day out. He did it later on, you know what I'm talking about. He in a great pocket to really get some real money from the labels. But you know, I ain't gonna laugh like he round, nigga Gucci, that Gucci man. I mean no job but hollerin' fuck Gucci man. Fuck BMF, ain't that Jeezy nigga lying. Let's keep it real. You know what I'm talking about? Man, that's the gangster matrix, man. There a lot of these nigga soft. You know what I'm talking about? That's just the gangster matrix. You know your last interview you was shouting Gucci out.
25:46Man, I ain't never shouting, I said Gucci. Yeah, the last one. I said, yeah, I grew up off his music for sure. But Frutcher always been my number one artist. but yeah, we grew up off Gucci music for sure though. You know what I'm saying? But why is it for Gucci? Because he got his life together, he got his little sanity together and shit. He's soft now? Man, Gucci ain't the same Gucci. It got to be a clone. He's supposed to grow and change and develop. Man, that nigga is a sucker. Now, you know that. That man ain't used the whole Memphis, man. Let's keep it real. That's what he's supposed to do.
26:20Give him opportunities to use him. You're supposed to pull up, get in where you fit in. My whole city, though. He got the hottest rapper. My whole city, man. Come on, man. My whole city. Goji's still retarded, bro. My whole city, man. Bro, he invested in it. Come on. He signed a couple artists. One of them ended up becoming the biggest rapper of the last, like, four or five years. He ain't had nobody else. So what? Who else is going to do it? Why do you need to? You don't got to hit the lottery five times. You hit it one time, you're good. So he's going to drop everybody else because they ain't late.
26:51They weren't doing it. Bro, he's schizophrenic. He do that every three years. So y 'all gonna give him a excuse to be dropping everybody and just treat everybody else wrong and just bring Shice down? How'd he treat him wrong? He gave him money. He tried to help their careers get off the ground. It didn't work. Shice did it worked. But at the same time, if he would've worked with them other artists, it would've worked too. Big Walk Doll, you think he wasn't gonna work for Big Walk Doll? I mean, apparently not. He signed him. He gave him money. It didn't work. It didn't work? You gotta invest a lot of money if you wanna blow artists up these days.
27:18Why you think they couldn't do nothing with the opportunity that he gave them? Even after he's over. Because they ain't give him time. Shaisley's a big name in the guy. If you get anybody from Memphis, they going to have talent. But Shaisley made hits. Right. Because his dad had been in the guy for so long. Shaisley is that. He it. He it. He the one. He one of the chosen ones. I can't knock Shaisley. But it's the other folks. He dropped out eight artists from Memphis. So he ain't never love Memphis. He use Memphis just to get back in your garden. Because they're still in the ass email. We respect that.
27:47We respect that. I like that. That's grimy business, but I like it. That stealing ass female made him do the whole Memphis wrong. That stealing ass girl, bro. Wait, you're blaming it on his girl? His girl stole, bro, from Plays, from everybody in the game, and then ended up messing with Gucci Mane. You said Keisha Dior stole from Plays? What'd she take from Plays? Mane, she took money in there. She ran off on Plays. Well, look, I never heard of that before. She ran off on Plays. No, Keisha Dior, his wife. Gucci's wife. Yeah, Gucci's wife. Yeah, she ran off. Yeah, but at the same time, she used Gucci and Gatti on this beef to end up getting Dolph knocked on.
28:26You could draw a line all the way from that beef to Dolph getting knocked on? Come on, let's think about this. Gucci got into it with Gatti, right? Back then, because of the female, but he act like it because of 10-17 Day. He got into it with Gatti off the muscle back then because he was mad because Gatti hit his female and told him about it in front of the world. That's why I put it in the song. My understanding is that he was originally annoyed by the fact that Gotti dropped a tape on 1017 the same day that he was dropping his project. It was about a bitch. It was about a bitch. It was about a bitch.
28:59Because, yo, Gotti, he addressed it on Breakfast Club. But he said he thought it was just another bitch that he was hitting it. He didn't look at it like. And dogs took a foul about a bitch, man. So how did that? Come on, man. Damn, man. That shit fucked up in the world, bro. That shit fucked up, bro, cause Doc ended up having to take that foul in the long run because Gucci was so messed up in the head about the female that he ended up going to Memphis and signing OG boot dirty from Young Maul. Shout out to Stupid Duke, man, free Stupid Duke. Man, he ended up going to sign Young Doc and then Doc got knocked out cause he started, man, just, just, just, around with Gucci, bro, and got it.
29:42They forced his hand. They forced God a hand to do what he had to do on that man. And that's how it end up trickling down to Dolph getting knocked out, bro. And folks know the truth, bro. But they just get the same. You been homegrown from Memphis. You still stay out there? Yeah. Like people, like your takes and your opinions that you got. It ain't about that, bro. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Let me land. It is the new world. The truth is the truth. The truth will set you free. No, the truth will get you killed too, though. That's what I'm saying. But at the same time, though. Like, you know people try to silence you.
30:13So nobody be DMing you or nobody got at you on the streets about it. They gonna do all that, but I'm a solid individual, bro. I don't take that money. I'm a solid individual, bro. And this the gangster major, man. A lot of these niggas saw. And a lot of these folks, man, really messed up in the world, bro, because nobody ain't saying nothing. Everybody wanna get... Nah. We ain't doing all that, bro. Hey, this is the first time I heard the alignment with the Gucci. I never really thought about that. It's a little hard to wrap your head around, but... Well, he hit the Gucci. I mean Gucci is one of my favorite people in hip hop ever I love the guy even though I never really had too much to do with him I just met him one time but somebody told me the other day that they think that his girl got him on like hella psych meds and shit like that to deal with his emotional issues so you believe that?
31:06yeah they made me pop off on him like Gucci ain't even the same Gucci bro if you would still ride for now I'd be salooning you off He made nothing but money from there He used them again I'm doing an R.I.P. to Dolph song You think that Dolph song ain't made no money He made some no money off Dolph So you're gonna knock him And do it on the tribute song How much money is he really making off a random song I'm just saying though With Dolph 9, Dolph was better than Yo God and Gucci When they was coming up bro Because he was not signed Gucci was signed and gave him that whole promotion and everything, and that backing.
31:44I don't think he needed some backing. And then he popped off. That's why he said 22 million, I throw that in the trash. That ain't nothing to do. You know what I'm saying? He had better promotion than Guy that ain't Gucci. He was in better hands, bro. It's just living in his life. You came up in a different era, too, bro. In a different era, exactly. No, no, no, but you know, like, the way people pop now is different from back then. Exactly. No, you got to think how far Gucci go back and then when, you know, Dolph pop, you got the internet you got the you don't really need these labels or so he was in better in a better situation better space that's why he when you say my i these boys hating on me he boy hating on me he was talking about all them boys all right all right let me ask you something so so you don't think he was poking a bear a lot of times because i wasn't hearing a lot of the back and forth when yo got he was saying stuff i only heard when doff was see but i don't catch and come out of Memphis.
32:37Guyler was saying a lot of subliminals, bro. He felt like he - So you have to be from Memphis to catch him? Yeah, you gotta be from the city, bro. Oh my, you gotta be from Memphis. Okay, just to put a pin in the Poushice thing, you felt like he was taking shots at you on his first song out of jail. What did he say that you didn't like? You were like, no more Mufasa. You know I brought Mufasa to the Land Podcast, the jeweler to the podcast with me. You know what I'm talking about? He was like, no more Mufasa, man. We joined it. I would call him the damn South John the Dine on the podcast. Oh shit.
33:08So he was like, look, we ain't doing Mufasa no more. You know what I'm talking about? What if he just used to get his jewelry from Mufasa? He did, he did. Oh, okay. He just basically... He leveled up. Yeah, he leveled up. He leveled up in the game. So I think that's a shot at you. No, I ain't gonna say he's a shot at me. He's a shot at Mufasa. I'm just saying he was on the show with us. Oh yeah, that's a boy. He was on the show with us. You know what I'm talking about? He's taking the shot. Like, yeah, we linked in in the city. that's the biggest i ain't gonna lie like i'm bringing the biggest to the city i'm bringing out here and i am flogging i was telling them folks that when i came to you don't think that's cloud chasing for you to act like he was dissing you when he was just in a random jeweler that you're friends with i just said he was dissing the situation i brought up there i ain't never saying it was this i ain't big on jury i'm about to tap in with mufasa man yeah i'm about to give me my ice water piece from him or something i'm gonna put you with simba crazy yeah you know what But now I ain't never gonna check cloud chase none because I got my own cloud.
34:01I've been doing it so long. But so you think that Poosh Seisty is going to be able to do this comeback? Because like who from Memphis really came out after him that really took over the streets like he did, right? Man, ain't nobody did it, but he the one. I mean the Glorilla thing was big. He won the gold child. Glorilla's still big now. Glorilla big, but... There ain't no side that will make him the golden child. because he could fuck with everybody exactly but he got all kinds of beef out there exactly he got all type of beef but not really though no not really he ain't got no beef with no major no yeah yeah not a group yes individuals majorly group you know what i'm saying one of them type of crazy groups you know what i'm saying yeah yeah like on both sides his daddy you know shout out to his daddy my boss did you see that call when he was on stream and uh somebody called in and basically was like saying they fuck with Youngboy and he wasn't really feeling that.
34:57Because like Dirk is probably his biggest alliance. That's his biggest. They trying to line him up with their 4K trait beef and maybe I'm going against Youngboy because that's like his level. If him and Youngboy clash right now, that'll be a major beef in the South. You don't want that. You don't want that. As dope as shice he is, going against Youngboy is suicide for almost everybody in the game right now. Youngboy momentum is two up right now. Yeah, you don't wanna do that. But y 'all, see Youngboy and Gunner the smartest ones that came up. I wanted him to do a feature with NBA, but it's that dirt, that dirt, that gangster matrix right there.
35:32The gangster matrix, I always mess a nigga up. Man, define gangster matrix, bro, because I'm getting confused, bro. Like, if somebody act like something for long enough, they really try to be there. They really try to be there, they gonna have to be there. They gonna have to live there. Everybody in the gangster matrix, bro. Everybody. How you start off in the gang? Who, me? Yeah, you. Yo. I'm born and raised. I'm born and raised, bro. You're born and raised. But you seen it from somewhere you had to act like, and after you act like so long, then you had to be it. And after you had to be it, then you had to live it.
36:03No, I ain't act like nothing. No, I ain't act like nothing. How? Acting as pretending. No, bro. When you wake up and say I'm finna put this hoodie on, I'm finna put it on like this, and I'm finna pop it like this. That's all the magnet, bro. You saying you acting, but it became you, though. when you first start off doing it I get your analogy but you ain't quite nailing it bro no no no no no no no no no no because like some people is in you and you just grow to be that what are you talking about you don't learn how to be gangsta what are you talking about Munchie B seamlessly went from birth to put on to legend status it was all a smooth line yeah so the other people was in the gangsta a lot of people have to make like a conscious decision to be from somewhere.
36:50I'm just saying I don't get the idea that Munchy ever had to do that. And there's another thing. The people who is like under, I say 20 and you get put on after 20, you're lying. I'm going to keep it real. What are your thoughts on that? I feel like he might agree with that. Okay, who's going to come up? You're lying. I'm just saying like as far as the gang ways. He was probably 18 based on our research. If you ain't really coming from like adolescence, you don't know no belly, you just did something like when I was young, I ain't know no belly so I'm popping it. I give him a 10. You know what I'm talking about?
37:18But when you grow up and you start knowing what you're doing, you locking your seven to the Gangsta Matrix, bro. You playing with the world. Let's hear it. You're playing. You're playing. You're slow. What was that? So you playing crazy now. You playing crazy. Man, come on. These folks ain't slow. They know what they want to know. And that what going on. Hey, look, look, look, look, look. I'm going to pivot just a little bit. We get right back to the Gangsta Matrix, right? I just want some clarification. You know what I'm saying? what do you define talk? What you mean? So if I be like, I used to talk to this little bitch.
37:52What are, cause you shook no jumper up after you left. Right? Oh man. But I'm gonna speak on that. Hold on, you talked to R &B, so could you clarify exactly what you meant? I ain't gonna lie. Shout out with like. I think you should focus on the whack and less on R &B. No, I ain't. Go at a man. I ain't just worried about whack, but at the same time we ain't gonna go too deep in this conversation cause he gonna get my sucker back. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, man. We ain't covering nothing that's going around. I don't think you're anything real about it. And that's why, hold on, hold on.
38:19But let's not make it more about whack and less about it. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. That's why I approached the question the way I did. I used to know. How are your nails that long? What the fuck? Come on. I ain't going to lie. This is what I do. I talk to them. I walk to them. They know what's going on. Oh, my. That can't be sanitary. How do you even get those nails in the glove? Or is it just on one hand? man they just they just i'm popping it today jack you know what i'm saying i feel so bad for any woman who gets fingered by i ain't gonna lie i don't beat anything and my life my little i got caught another little giant after i left the show man i ain't gonna need like this is my this is my little woman girl my girl i ain't gonna need like mess with her to the max mine but you know we with it we with it where are you at with the whack beef though i feel like we should Well, Wack, come on, bro.
39:04Like, dude, he is not that, bro. Y 'all put the cap on his name, bro. He's really lame. I'm going to keep it real. Big U hated Wack like Wack hated, I mean, like Big U hated Nilt. Let's keep it real. Big U hated Wack. I mean, Wack hated Big U like Big U hated Nilt. After Big U, that whole little run, Wack really ain't got nothing because he really is not like they qualified to be talking about. I don't think Wack hated Big U. I think Wag really wanted to stick who would Big U and then Big U basically. Big guy. Big guy. When Wag went up there and said, who the biggest, when they did the interview, who the biggest crook?
39:41Wallow and Giddy. Yeah. Who the biggest crook? He's hyping up Big U over Mastacote, which is really like a lot of people He thought he was going to be the biggest too. Nah, nigga, you ain't nobody. Right. You ain't nobody. You know what I'm talking about? He thought he was going to return a favor and say, well, who's the biggest bloody? Oh, y 'all people. No, you ain't nobody. You ain't nobody. You understood. So he always had like, Wack is a sucker, bro. I'm not lying, bro. He's a simp. I agree. That's why he's trying to play the world. He's trying to play the world with a no jumper situation.
40:11He was holding the no jumper back so tough. Cause he was holding over everybody. Like, I'm gonna get you on there. I'm gonna get you on there with everybody. You know what I'm saying? Even with me, I'm gonna keep it all AG. Like, I'm gonna get you on with no jumper. You know what I'm saying? He was shot me out. Oh my, yeah Stan G. You could've just brought me up there, bro. It ain't taking that much, bro. I'm here three days early, bro. You know what I'm talking about? If I really want to do something, I'm gonna do it, bro. You know what I'm talking about? So he played with everybody. And that's why I ain't gonna lie.
40:37I want to get you on Clubhouse right now. We'll take this joint over. No fuck want to see you, bro. No fuck don't care about Wack, bro. No fuck want to be under, like, no jumper, the Monica, no jumper. That was the only time I did. Clubhouse was real wack. Wack's the only person if you're gonna be to get the Clubhouse. We been to Clubhouse, man. We been to Clubhouse, man. I saw you still be rocking with Clubhouse. Nah, I don't really mess with it, but I know we can take it over. Just being real, I know we can take it over. Get him on there, John. How do you monetize on Clubhouse, though? Man, that's the lying part about it.
41:07You can't. So what's the point? You're gonna get some folks gonna record you while you on the, and then pop it out. People say that you can monetize it. Yeah, you can do it in your own way. Like, I was breaking files. I was doing all the time to get my money on that, John, just keeping it real, but monetizing through there, you know what I'm saying, like YouTube and stuff, like, nah, you can't do it. So, okay. Oh, man. That part of this is not my mind. Run them lights up. Get us hyped up, bro. All right. So, one person that I interviewed that I guess you asked. Hey, hold on, hold on. What's up with Wack pulling up to your house?
41:38Hey, man. That nigga a mouse, bro. That man shook. He was scared to get out of the car. You didn't see the car going park, did he? Yeah, the car went apart, man. He was out there in the dark, man. Then I was out there in front of kids, bro. He played with me in front of kids, bro. And that's why I'm like, bro, I'm not even going to play with no grown, man, in front of no kids. And then you trying to. Cause I already know, Ed Shardley went out while I've been around kids, kids and dines, it is what it is. He played at the right time, but he ain't throw these in the park though. I bet he ain't get out that car.
42:04I bet he ain't get out that car. For real. Okay. The biggest. Oh my, the coldest. I ain't really gonna do it to him. So why you going in on Big Boogie? Big Boogie, I was just saying he from the city, man. I ain't just going in on Big Boogie. Big Boogie, you know, shout out to the dude, you know what I mean? He really cribbing from the city. Why you shouting out everybody you're beefing with? You got love for everybody you're beefing with. No, I ain't got love for Big Boogie. Big Boogie grew up in Yo Gotti here. He ain't from Memphis, though. Let's keep it real. I'm going to keep it all the way real with these folks.
42:35He ain't from Memphis at all. Where is he from? He from like New Orleans or Baton Rouge or somewhere like down the M-Line. You know what I'm talking about? I'm going to keep it real about a person. You know what I'm talking about? But Big Boogie, CMG, you know, he riding with Gotti. You know, he got to do what he got to do. But Big Boogie just, you know, all that dancing ain't no Memphis thing. I'm just gonna keep it real, you know what I'm talking about? He get his ass whooping with all that ass shooken from me, just keeping it real. You know what I'm talking about? Black Youngster dance a little bit.
43:01Black Youngster, you know, Black Youngster ain't just nobody either. Let's keep it real right now. Black Youngster, I told y 'all last time. Black Youngster, he beat the team. Yeah, he high and dope, you know. I feel him on that. I know he on that, you know what I'm talking about? Well, you just, yeah, but you know, shout out to Bo Magic, you know what I'm saying? Shout out to him. So what CMG artists you do rock with? Who I do rock with? You have one new message. Translating. Disney and Pixar's Hoppers is now available on Disney+. You could say that again. Critics are calling it Pixar's funniest movie ever and a wildly entertaining ride.
43:41Blizzard Potato. It's certified fresh and verified hot. Now we party. This is incredible! Wow, I am clear in the rest of the day. Disney and Pixar's Hoppers now available on Disney Plus. Rated PG. I don't rock with nobody in the game. But like, I shout out to Ola Runt, man. You know what I'm talking about? Shout out to Ola Runt, man. He want to holler at you too. Let's go, Ola Runt. That's a classic interview idea. He want to holler at you. You know what I'm talking about? Oh, yeah. Shout out Mozzie. Mozzie from the West. He's CMG. Shout out Mozzie. All right, please. Is he still there? I don't know the last I heard.
44:18You know what I'm saying? Mozzie. You know what I'm saying? Mozzie CMG. I'm going to look up Mozzie's most recent project. He can't wait to the West Coast to grab Mozzie. I forgot about them Mozzie. I'm from the West Coast. I mean, based on this though, it says 2025 Mozzie Records slash Empire. I don't know. Maybe if we go back to 2022, CMG has put on Mozzie Records slash CMG slash Interscope. Mozzie did not work for the South, bruh. He did not work for the South. Nah, he ain't gotta work for the South to be a West Coast artist. He did not work for the South, but they try to intertwine it. They try to...
44:55Nah, no, no, no. That's being a good mogul going out of your region going to get an artist, bro. But even like... God didn't need a home. God didn't need a home. He went to... Even when he signed, like we all saw the idea of Mozzie signing to CMG as kind of like just an insane idea because we've never really seen like a California gangster rapper be able to fit in in a different context. Like, it just don't, it was like a crazy... I think everybody was happy for him and excited about it, but I also think we should all be zero percent surprised that it didn't work out. Now you back slow again. Because if Memphis, Memphis ain't trying to hear, I mean, I don't know, maybe they listen to Lil Mazi, but like, for the most part, we all think California sound does not translate to down south.
45:38But, but, but, hold on. So you think he can't even get Mazi just gonna get Mazi. Because a CEO from the south get an artist from the west, that mean he trying to, Break down the strategy. He can try and put they flag down in the lane. Who dee signed Mozzie to beef with? Or what are you trying to say? He ain't trying to beef with nobody. He's trying to go somewhere and put his flag down. Right, that's smart. Yeah, that's smart, of course. But I'm just saying, that's why he trying to break it into certain areas. But it didn't work. Look, Master Poo did it with Snoop Dogg. I'm just saying it didn't work.
46:10Of course. Okay, Birdman did it with Mac-10. Ain't no wrong with that. As long as you say it, show it with it here. You know what I'm talking about? I'm just to inform the people what's going on. It's one thing to try it. It's another thing for it to actually work. It don't work. When it works, I salute it. You know what I'm talking about? If it don't work, I'm like, look, you tried it. Suck it. You know what I'm talking about? Because I miss certain people who I miss. Why is he saying it didn't work? Because projects haven't been on CMG since 2024. So since they don't deal with each other, that means it didn't work?
46:38Basically, yeah. I mean, I don't know. You know what something working with don't work. From an outside perspective, it doesn't look like it worked. You know what numbers you getting, and you be like, okay, that's all right, that'll work. Because you know you want to, because he, because, because, because, because, because Mazi got to go to jail for like a year or whatever, so I wonder if that has something to do with it, but I'll do further research, you know what I'm saying? Right, and no, it's just, he never promoted nobody from me. Hey, look, Stan, you, bro. Outside of Memphis, they really popped.
47:02Let's keep it real. Hey, Stan, you, bro, if, if, if you're going to be in this space, you got to come from an unbiased standpoint. I'm going to keep it real, though. I'm going to keep it real, though. Bro, I am unbiased by keeping it all the way honest. You ain't like anybody right now. I'm gonna tell you exactly what's going on. Y 'all probably say I'm unbathed because you know the, no, unintentionally you know who I really ride with. But really, just keep me real, you can name any nigga. Who y 'all top five? Who y 'all top five out of Memphis? Out of Memphis? Let's keep it real. DJ Paul, Yo Gotti, Dolph, Stan G.
47:39Take Stan G out. Take Stan G out. Paul, yo God, Dove, two more. Skinny Pimp. Time to write the third. Yeah, I probably don't even know the... I don't know the last two. Skinny Pimp. He whooped that trick. That's what they really kind of based it. I'm just going to throw this out there. CMG's Instagram account still follows Mozzie. Yeah, they good people. But I don't see them posting Mozzie. at least in recent memory. It didn't work, bro. It ain't going to work. I mean, the project's not being released. Even them Dallas boys. Ain't that dope niggas who said he trying to be the next dog? No, you lost, bro.
48:22You can't be the next dog under a sucker like that. Let's keep it real. Who said that he trying to be the next dog? That was in the blog. He the next dog. Because of how his flow is. Come on, dude. Shout out to the dog. Shout out to the dog. But at the same time, we ain't messing with you, though. Who trying to be the next dog? I ain't going to lie. We ain't been with... Hold on. Who's trying to be the next... We ain't been with... I'm gone. Who's trying to be the next off? Anybody who lost. The last time... The last time CMG posted Mozzie on Instagram, though, was April 21st. We all know. Which is really not that long ago.
48:55Although that album is not listed as being on CMG on streaming services. And I don't see any... Oh, man. Well, ESTG's on it. He's CMG. Yeah. The newest project. ESTG, dope. A lot of features, but nobody on CMG on the most recent project. So there's a lot of reasons to think either side. Yeah, see, talking about it. Hey, who's trying to take Doh Flo? Who you talking about? Not Mozzie? Doh. Doh from Dallas. Zillionaire Doh. Oh, okay, okay, okay, okay. It's hard. Yeah, you know, I ain't gonna lie. Like, he straight, he cool, though. You know what I'm saying? He just ain't got that. Like, my guy, though.
49:38You know what I'm saying? They were trying to compare them two guys together. Like, come on. Man, long live Dolph, man. He made a cold impact. You know what I'm saying? So what's going on with you and Kevin Gates? I ain't gonna even lie. Like Kevin Gates, I shout out to Kevin Gates. You know what I'm shouting out of him, man? You know what I'm shouting out of him, man? Shout out to him, too. I'm not 100 % sure. But let's keep it real, though. Kevin Gates was locked in with Percy Keaton. You know what I'm saying? Then you know I would mess with Young Mozzie. Mozzie from, that's why I thought you were talking about.
50:11Mozzie from the south. Yeah, Mozzie from the south. Who's the Mozzie? BWA, Mozzie. BWA, you know what I'm saying? Somebody used to run around with him when I was in Atlanta, you know what I'm talking about? And Kevin Gates, I just had made a post on Pop Austin situation, you know what I'm talking about? And I was just saying Kevin Gates wasn't it, bro. Like back in his time, he wasn't it. like Nook, my Percy Key, them folks were like, yeah, bro, we used to beat you up and slap you and all that stuff. So Kevin Gates had to come out and say, my, yeah, I lost plenty of fights. I lost plenty of fights.
50:43I know you got to say that because your cousin and them out here telling the truth about you, so you got to tell the truth about yourself. That's why Kevin Gates be walking around with the mug on his face and knowing somebody just really trying to act like he really is. Somebody who act like they more than what it is, you list something up in that whole situation. So you don't got a personal problem with gays? You just know the truth? No, I just know the truth. I was just saying the truth of what is going on in the streets and what they were telling me. And this was what was going on. And that was going to pop Austin's situation.
51:14You know what I'm talking about? So you ask me about a person, you know what I'm saying? I'm going to say what I know. And it is what it is. This is a real deal podcast. They bring the real back. We ain't going to lie about nobody. See, a lot of folks being up here lying about folks because they know people when they got situations and relationships, no. We gonna cut out all that. We cutting out all that. If y 'all really wanna do real podcast, bring real podcast, man. Let's keep the truth up. So what's the short answer of the Kevin Gates answer right there? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like, I'm still trying to.
51:43Yeah, but no, it was just like when Drieka was getting like hit and he was looking up to Nook and Percy Key put a song out and broke it all the way down. Like who he was. that's why I can't knock him for messing with the young female in there. Cause a lot of folks like, Drieka ain't never missed with nobody, she was a virgin. We talking about a bitch. There was a situation, we're saying, that was like, Drieka was a virgin, all these stuff going on in the closet. Who was Drieka, just for the record? Kevin Gates, old female. You know what I'm talking about? Oh, they broke up recently? Yeah, nah, they broke up probably some years ago.
52:15You should fuck with somebody else now, huh? Yeah, but they were trying to paint this picture, like she was an angel, ain't talking about it. She was doing her thing before the situation happened, what's going on right now. and he just hit the blogs about missing with a young girl and that though, you know what I'm talking about. So I was just speaking up on Nick when I was on the podcast. Do you think it was wrong for Kevin Gates to be whatever age he is messing with? What was the girl? What was the age difference? She like 26. She adult. She's like 40, you know, so. I mean, yeah, who gives a fuck about that?
52:4526. You're trying to point that out and make that a finger. So you'll do that all day long. I don't, I do think that there's probably something kind of weird about a guy who's in his mid-40s dating, you know, a 21-year-old, but a 26 year old I mean there has to be a line at which we stop acting like there's something weird about it to me 26 you're a fully grown human being exactly so 23 cool 23 I mean I wouldn't judge somebody on a moral level if you're 43 and you're dating a 23 year old I wouldn't judge you on a moral level it does kind of make me think like I wonder what it is about him that he wants to spend time with somebody that's two decades younger myself personally what's up I would like to fuck a 23 year old.
53:25Actually, I get to do that all the time. That's part of my career, but. Okay. Cause I seen the Blueface situation, I ain't gonna lie. But yeah, yeah, my girl's 23, I seen the Blueface situation. You know what I'm saying? Like Blueface was kinda shy in the moment. Oh, when he got what? He was shy in the moment. When he got in the hot seat. And when he got back on the video and responded to you, he was kinda shy in the moment. He really would've did it. He just feel like, okay, I'll do it. I just don't want him in the room because he's shy in the mouth. I got a theory for that. And this is how I feel like what Blueface was going through in this time.
53:58What's the Mushroom B theory? He didn't think that far ahead, right? He didn't think about what was going to happen if she accepted it? No, no, no, no, no, no, no. He didn't think that. She's a dope performer, professional. You got to get tested. Yeah. That nigga might got herpes or something. He like, nigga, I... They don't test for herpes. Oh, man. Oh, that's cold. For real? No blood tests? They take your blood, but they don't test her herpes. Oh, well, he good to go then. You could go do it, Blueface, because I think he was hiding something. He didn't think, oh, I got to get tested. I think, okay, but from his perspective, he doesn't have OnlyFans.
54:35And even if he did, if he does a scene with Leonard the Plug and it comes out on his OnlyFans and her OnlyFans at the same time, you know what's going to happen? Will he make some money? Sure, a little bit, because he does have fans. But ultimately, she's going to make 90 % of the money. so if he's thinking about it why would he do that but why is he looking at her plate the females always get the most money but yeah usually yeah but i mean just like why would he do it in a situation where he would not really be benefiting from it that much and also i don't think that he ever had any real desire to do porn i think if it came down to it if if i told him hey you want to fuck my wife meet me meet me in calabasas at the hotel at 7 p.m you could fuck my wife, I think he's probably showing up.
55:24I ain't gonna lie. So, so, so, so, maybe he nervous. I was gonna tell you to sit on me. I don't think he wants to do it on camera. Camera's a whole different thing. Me and Lou Canningale, bro. Sit on me and Lou Canningale. Oh, I love that idea. Yeah, she's... Wait. I'm about to be nice. She needs some love right now. I'm about to be nice to her from now on. No, yeah, that's what... I don't get why she's... She was talking all this shit. You want me to call her? Yeah, call her right quick. I'm feeling happy to holler at her. Baby boo. You gonna lay back baby boo. This is crazy. Loose care get me killed.
55:54Oh, my. If she picks up, it's OD. It's OD, man. You know what I'm saying? She pick up. She on stage. I did. I DMed her the other day. She didn't respond. I'm going to call her, baby, boo. Yeah, I'm going to respond. I'm going to text her. I'm going to say, just wanted to make sure you're doing OK. I'm going to blow a kiss. I'm going to blow a kiss. Don't make me die in there. Fuck, bro, D. I'm gone, bro. I'm going to pick up. I ain't run my bags here, man. Oh, man. I'm going to call the baby, boo. Baby boy ain't picking up the ball. Wait, so how do you feel about Sheree Mills leaving Loose Cannon?
56:34I ain't going to lie. I feel good. If you ask me, what the fuck is that about? He's one of the most fucked up people probably I ever met in my whole life. Dude, have my brother flodging, bro. With all that good flodging and doing all that, bro, I don't need like nobody like that. I'm going to keep it real. when I catch you in two minutes lies. I'm like, bro, come on. You doing two more flaws, you fool. I don't know what I'm talking about. Y 'all was telling on each other last episode they was doing nothing but snitching. Both of them niggas, I'm going to keep it real. But it's just like... What for who?
57:05I'm a brick. Come on, let's keep it real, bro. Everybody's seen what they were doing on that last episode, bro. It was a snitchathon. It was a snitchathon. Well, how? They weren't really snitches. Man, they were... I got to go check it out. You remember when they pick you up, right? Right? You remember? And they were putting it on camera. That was fake bro, didn't he? This fucking get picked up. It was fake. They were fucking around. They got picked up the next day though. No, he said you got picked up. That's how they was talking. You got picked up. No, that's how Wack was talking. Crazy. We got picked up, you got picked up.
57:33They were both arguing about who could be a snitch. They were, ain't them, come on man. It was just too much going on. I ain't gonna get into that West Coast bullying though. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Man, Lewis Cannon don't belong to the West Coast. Y 'all can have him. No, I don't want him. We don't want him. I want a gal though. I think he might have to restart life down south. My gal might be like, cool, come on, come on. There ain't no way that Luce Cannon get in and out of jail and come in and just be around in LA. Man, it's gonna be a long time for that man to get out, man. I don't want jail on nobody.
58:00But could you imagine him just being in LA, just going around doing stuff? And Wack, he's the fool for putting him on camera then sending it to me and then telling him to put it out. I knew he was a snitch then too. One more time. I said, Wack was, like, after he filmed him, he told me to put the video out so I could put him out. like he did some major stuff in this building. He really messing up the building. Let's keep it real. He don't care about nothing. Dude don't care about nothing at all. He'll tear everything down. That way he was trying to use me to tear Big U down, use me to tear Loose Cannon down.
58:32He got scared of Loose Cannon. He started sending me everything he was doing like my head. There it go right here. Yeah, you can put that out. I don't think Wack was scared of Loose Cannon. No, he was trying to get him locked up like he is now. Let's keep it real. When he had that video, he put that video out to get dude locked up, bro. He wasn't putting that video out for no content. He ain't make no money from it. You mean the fight video? Yeah, the fight video. Wack didn't put that out, though. Yeah, he put that out. Where else his team put that out? Wack put that out. Wack sent it to me to put it out.
59:01I know he put that out. And he told me when Big U was finna get locked up a month before. He was like, he finna go down this day. I was like, I ain't believe him until it happened. I said, ooh, he a cold soul. I got stuck on me. I'm out of here. I'm gone. He just walks around in a little circle here. Hey. He the police. The police around her song run. That's damn nigga. Did you see his back? Wait. Yeah, that boy got a big old band. He walk around the band. He's back down there and me. God damn. Oh, you looking around in here. You're going to hurt him. Okay. Look, look, look. Me being optimistic because I think.
59:40Don't give my shot. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. I think Wackers a fuck nigga, right? But I wanna know if y 'all was buddy buddy and he was liking your slogan and shit, what happened with y 'all? Man, we was never buddy buddy. He was using me to get the bitches. He wanted bitches around him on the clubhouse, had all the bitches. I'ma keep it real, fool. He was using me like, every time he talked to a bitch, like, man, you talk to y 'all? I was like, man, nah. If I miss one of my demons, I'll tell him the truth. Like, nah, I shout, did it. Okay. You know what I'm talking about? So you guys ever been on a two man?
1:00:09Nah, I would've did it though. I don't give a fuck about that shit. How many big did you fuck off clubhouse? Cause I'm about to say, never change. Cause you said that last time. Yeah, I ain't fucking clubhouse, I'm bigger than that shit now. We popping it back around the world now, for real, for real. Like man, they come to see what's up with G now, for real, for real, like around the world, Jack. It ain't just no clubhouse shit, like I'm bigger than that now. Let me ask you this. I told them folks on clubhouse, we gotta hit that jungle, they wanna hear that from you bad as a motherfucker. Yo, let me ask you this question.
1:00:39please don't go on close. What do you think about Young Thug and how everything is kind of shaken out with like the snitch narrative the bad friend narrative? You hollering out a lot of sissy bitches to stop snitching. Suck off from Memphis where them trickle fingers itching. I'ma keep it real though. Like with Young Thug them they down bad right now. Let's keep it real. They know they down bad. That's why the energy is flowing how it's flowing Young Thug down bad. Man, even Lucha linking with Young Thug is down bad because Lucha, like, bro, your mind, dog will put you in the gang, got knocked on, and you go and link with this dude, and y 'all under their signed case.
1:01:25Come on, man. What's wrong with that though? They're trying to get back to the peace in the city. It's just though, like, how many folks you turn your back on who really love a dude, who really love a nut. You know what I'm talking about? Like when somebody from the hood and they really love their mind, like, man, you supposed to, like, come on, man, it's more than money, man. But what, are you supposed to do this beef forever? Nah, they just stay away from each other. Sometimes it's just best to stay away from some characters. But don't you think at a certain point it's good for the community to see that these superstars are able to say, all right, yo, we're going to put this shit to bed?
1:01:56I mean, yeah, it sucks. Like, people lost their life over it. But ultimately, if they, you know, every beef, like, at some point, if you could just kind of cut it off, That's a good thing, right? Like, we got to encourage that. But when you popping in an EFO face, though, when you popping in an EFO face, it's looking like, ugh, y 'all really want to be boyfriends anyway. People see the real. EFO really want to be boyfriends. Why do you think that they would, why do they benefit? I think that they benefit more from beefing them from working together. Like, in terms of, like, music. Oh, they tried it.
1:02:29Like, what is Luchi and Thug, like, how are they really making money together right now? They're not. They just did a song. They did make one song, but it's like... But see, they're talking about it. They trying it. They trying it. That's the whole thing. They trying it. It didn't work. They should have beefed. They should have just beefed. But that's why I'm saying, that's why I think it kind of seems sincere. I think they want to stay out of jail, and I think they want to realistically stop being an associate. Whether they are pro or anti-killing, I think they are anti-being associated with killing because they don't want to keep going in and out of jail.
1:02:58Not in the last nigga who was sincere. Hey, let me ask you something. Hey, let me ask you something. Not in the last nigga you know that was sincere. If I got this right, right? If this all started behind the snitch, like the Woody dude, right? Stealing some jewelry or something, and somebody got it back or whatever. If that is the truth, and he didn't turn state evidence on everybody, why keep a war up that started behind the snitch anyway? Come on. Hey, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. And then, and then, I don't know this, but, but, but hold on, hold on, hold on. If they just, hold on, listen.
1:03:29For 30 years, he gonna say, why keep a war up? Come on, blood. And it's a lot of these hoods that stopped beefing after that time too, though, bro. Man, come on. They probably did, but they - You watching - Okay. I ain't saying it's the right way to do it. I'm just going to tell the truth about it. Young Ant go be here later, right? Young Ant hood and my hood used to beef. Yeah. Don't beef no more. Yeah, I salute y 'all doing this. So why you can't salute them? I ain't knocking what they doing. I'm just saying, it didn't look good for the world. Then think about it. Man, fuck the world, bro. These people are realities, bro.
1:03:59off the muscle and just switch up and do stuff too fast, bro. And then when you do it too fast, you change the whole dynamics of it cause now you poppin' the beat like, ah, we been wanting to be over here. You know what I'm saying? Y 'all ain't slowly, gradually just learning each other and just, you know what I'm saying? Like me and Al, they my boyfriend, bro. We slowly learned these, you know what I'm so long. You know what? My boyfriend. Yeah, I hit him up, you know what I'm saying? You said I'm your boyfriend? Yeah, yeah, they my boyfriend. I don't know what I'm saying. Hold on, is that some Memphis shit?
1:04:27Nah, nah, nah, this some Stang G shit. You know what I'm about? Boyfriend? I hear them more than I would hear my gas up than one time. Hey, well guess what? Hey Stangie, you - Oh my boyfriend. We gonna let the record reflect. Honeycomb braids. Hey, you my boy. Be your little kid. I don't know my boyfriend. We ain't boyfriends, you my boy though. You my boy, don't you - Nah, I ain't gonna lie, you creeping up in that level though. Hey, as a friend, you know what I'm talking about? As a friend, like we popping up. He's not gonna be your boyfriend no matter what you say or do. Hey, look, look, look.
1:04:57Me neither, really. Let me tell you. Honeycomb Brazen, Ola Run, you know what I'm saying? Be your little Kenny. You know what I'm saying? People like that, we got a whole relationship. We got a whole relationship. So it's your boyfriend. Yeah, they're my boyfriends, bro. My boyfriend. Hey, but shout out Wyatt Finn, bro. I just left for a minute. I just knocked out a song. O-G-W-D list song? Let him talk. I mean, we got to take turns talking a little bit more. You're kind of doing like a constant, like rumbling in the background. I just left Atlanta and shout out to YFN Lucci and the YFN camp I dropped a song I got a song with YFN K his brother and they don't front a punt on him doing what he did the song with you know what I'm saying his supporting cast and the people that surround him Summerhill and all that you know what I'm saying they not looking at it like that and they ain't got a beef with people entertaining they the ones that sit down in jail not the consumers you know what I'm saying I know beef is more entertaining But fuck what everybody else think Cause they the only ones Go out to do that time That's how we see You right You right I feel you on that But that's how we see Sometimes you If you act long enough Like People pick and choose When they want somebody to lose Like People only do it for Cause they want to do it Cause it's convenient for them Why you think Him and Thug start Locking in Cause it's Cause it's that time Like okay With Ed Thiener already it's a smart thing to do but at the same time though it's the only convenient and that's what we're saying oh my I just think we need to be anti-death less death yeah that's why I told Honeycomb Brazen and less jail and what's that one and for the next two times I want to see them go at each other on the mic yeah I want to see folks do that you know what I'm saying let's bring it back to them times yeah but folks scared because they ain't got the talent level to go up there with certain people to even go hard on folks on the mic no more.
1:06:57So I'm like, dawg, so y 'all ain't gonna do nothing? Man, they go hard on the mic, bro. You know what I'm about? Because I'm a person who really been in this inner time and been for a long time. But it's like in this day and age, the idea of like rapping against each other is kind of foreign because what is them rapping going to be about? It's going to be them talking about who got killed, who's a bitch, who got the most bodies. And all of a sudden that like, that's not just like a friendly rap battle when the bar that's going to win the battle for you is like, oh, and guess what? I got your big homie smoked.
1:07:29Because that's the type of shit that is going to get said, whether it's true or not. Like, what won the Gucci and Jeezy beef? Oh, we smoking on Pookie Low. What won Pusha T and Drake beef? Oh, you have a secret baby. What won Kendrick and Drake beef? Oh, you're a pedophile. You know? It's just like. You got to hit below the belt. Rap has gotten to that point. It's kind of sad. Rap is a disrespectful sport. It's hard to imagine a rap battle where it's really about, like who's the better rapper. And ain't he on parole? He can't even say certain stuff. Thug, right? He can't rap about certain stuff.
1:07:58And there's that, yeah. So good, so good, so good. New markdowns up to 70 % off are at Nordstrom Rack stores now. Stock up and stay big on shoes, tops, dresses, accessories, and more must-haves for summer. Join the Nordic Club to unlock exclusive discounts, shop new arrivals first, and more. Plus, buy online and pick up at your favorite rack store for free. great brands great prices that's why you rack man these boys been doing it forever these boys been doing it forever that we want to see let's keep it real if we want to see it though you got to put it out there for the consumers to see you know what I'm saying like in certain ways you're going to critique your style to make it more you know what I'm saying adjustable for the folks can see you know what I'm saying but I feel you know I feel we don't supposed to do it like that and it is the gangster majors and that's what I be talking about.
1:08:52A lot of these folks play just because they playing it because they locked in into a world that they need the people to sell it. They want to sell it this type of way. And that's how I be looking at it. Speaking of selling it, because it don't sound like you and your boy Hernandez got a real issue. You didn't come up with an answer. So is you doing it for the cameras? I'm just asking because you never gave an answer. I said like, damn, what happened? For Hernandez, go van. You never gave an answer. I'm going to keep it all the way real, bro. So he beat his case and wasn't fucking with you? Nah, nah.
1:09:22He beat his case. I just didn't like when he did the first interview and he was saying, like, he was throwing Dolph under the bus like Dolph really was the person who was the aggressor. Like, come on, bro. Everybody knows him. But you expect him to say if he on this side of the table in court? No, I'm talking about out the court. I'm talking about after he beat the case. He still was on Vlad talking about Dolph was the aggressor. Dolph was never the aggressor, bro. Dolph was trying to salute them boys and stop the whole thing. before he got knocked out, bro. I didn't hear that. R.I.P.E.D.A., man, I'm telling you, it was going like this.
1:09:53Black Youngstern was keeping it popped up. Let's keep it real. Black Youngstern was keeping it pushing, and that's why he got pushed to the side, because he was crossing, bro. Gangsta Macy's out right now. For real, for real. It's out right now, and I told the truth in that whole song, bro. That song's so real, man. I'm like, that's an anthem, because folks feel it so hard. Because I ain't talking about nothing but the real on that joint. I'm going to keep it real. And Gangsta Macy's, man, with Black Youngstern, That's how you really push him. I don't like no bullets. Why did you say that Sauce Walker and OG Percy are fake game members?
1:10:25Fake Bloods and fake Crits, respectively? Why'd you say that? What's that boy named Gumby out here? Shout out Gumby. Yeah, Gumby out here, you know, he kind of keeping it real on them folks. They keep it real. Like, folks from the South, bro. And I talked to Sauce Walker. He and my inbox, I'll show you this right now. But he and my inbox, like, they made their own six. They made their own way. I'm like, it ain't no fish if it ain't come from the West Coast. So y 'all making y 'all own sits, that's flaw. You know what I'm talking about? So person keep, like, uh, person, uh. No, no, no, what? Sits?
1:10:56No, make y 'all own rules in the sits. How y 'all do it, how y 'all move so it's flaw to the land. That's how it make this fool. You know how the sauce walking down from Hoover? Nah, nah, nah, nah. I just say, I just shout out the Gumby, because Gumby had got it too. But okay, just because at some point in the 70s or whatever, some Hoovers went to Texas and basically spread their Hoover movement to neighborhoods out there. That doesn't mean that 50 years later, that if those Hoovers want to do their program differently or whatever, obviously there's going to be differences when it's many, many decades apart.
1:11:32And I'm not going to lie, it feels like there does need to be a certain standard because I've seen a video in which one of these Texas Hoovers basically didn't know what a keyway was and that did sound crazy because that is like kind of bare minimum cripping that you should know what a fucking keyway is and that did that did freak me out like yo that that's crazy I do think there's probably some stuff that you shouldn't be able to change like but I mean ultimately like if they're doing shit a little different down there I mean that's not to be that surprised by right that ain't got nothing to do with Sauce Walker though we're talking about the Hoover part of it now but he did the sign he hit me up and said we doing it this way out here and we ain't doing it like the West Coast.
1:12:13So if you ain't doing it like the original folks doing it, then I can't, like, it ain't respected around the globe, right? You know what I'm talking about? And that's why a lot of folks ain't respected in the South and a lot of folks don't respect like the culture, the blood and cripping. Just like OG Percy. Like, come on, man. If you ain't doing it like the West Coast folks doing it, how you gonna be a Christian and you ain't going by the Bible? But what's he not doing right? What's Percy doing wrong? Like, he just saying, he don't, they ain't going by West Coast rules. What's the rules that Prince he breaking though?
1:12:43No, I'm just saying like how they came at the situation. Look, this I form of doing it. You know what I'm talking about? It ain't got to be on a West Coast level. But I've seen that a million times because when you're in New York and you're talking to the Bloods out there, they might think it's cool to connect with the Blood from Cali and everything, but they don't really like, they're not going to just sit there and take orders from fucking some gang. They're proud of their own culture even though it might have came from their culture originally. I'm going to keep it real. Memphis, they will get these Chiefs killed.
1:13:12Like, when they try to come in Memphis and try to change the whole culture, a lot of real-deal Chiefs didn't got killed in Memphis for this. You know what I'm saying? They try to come out from, like, Chicago, and they were white-lord in Chicago, and they come to Memphis and try to change the format. I didn't get knocked off. I'm going to keep it real. If you think you're bigger than the program, for sure. Yeah, we the program. Ain't nothing bigger than nothing. We the program, Jack. Oh, my. I been staying away from that. That Hoover conversation as far as the Texas thing. because I'm like, that's their little hood thing.
1:13:41But when it's on the internet, they putting it out there for people to critique, right? Yeah, exactly. Seems like they want people to weigh in. Because I got things to say about that. I just leave it alone, though. Didn't tell the truth, though. Be put on the table. Yeah, I'm going to leave the Hoover thing alone, right? But Sauce Walkie, why y 'all didn't protect my boy out there in Memphis? Man, I'm just saying, like, so. That was on you. You got to understand, though. So, Sauce Walker, he, who he got up with? You know what I'm talking about? That's why I said you got to be with solid individuals.
1:14:17Who he got up with? Like, who was really locking him down in Memphis? Let's keep it real. So, if you ain't got no real solid individuals to lock you down where you going to, anything can happen. You follow me on Instagram. Like, Sauce Walker was with 100 Bloods and 100 Power Roses. He was bold all year. Like, he was, you know what I'm saying? He was in Bompton. I did see that. Yeah, Sauce Walker, good peoples, man. Y 'all supposed to protect it, man. What's happening, bro? What's he talking about? You respect Sauce Walker? He good peoples? He blew his own way, too. I ain't gonna lie. But, you know, if I got Stanji with me, ain't nobody go, you know what I'm saying?
1:14:52If you with the homies, if you out here with us, it's gonna go up. But what if it's as simple as Sauce Walker robbed somebody in Memphis and that person came back shooting? You think Sauce Walker's still robbing people? I think his people around him ain't got as much money that he got. Yeah, how involved he was, I don't know. But at the very least, it would appear that the people he was moving around with were on some jacking shit. Yeah, because most entourages are still in the streets. A lot of folks saying Salt Walker ain't really a lot of folks seeing that, like, in the world. Like, yeah, I'll probably see it.
1:15:24But, you know, shout out to Salt Walker, though. You know what I'm saying? I'm shouting out everybody. Yeah, that's your favorite word. I mean, people got to realize that everything Everything on the internet ain't real. Ain't real, basically, bro. Everything on the internet is not real, bro. This the gangsta matrius, man. A lot of these niggas soft. I'm so on right now. I can cut a sucker off. Man, this how I feel, bro. Like, a lot of these folks ain't really living the life they say they living, man. This the gangsta matrius, bro. It was full of shit. Man, all these suckas full of, if you ask me, you know what I'm saying?
1:15:55When they get too old. You the truth teller. When they get too old right now. Man, we don't wanna hear names, man. You the truth teller. When they get too old, name or name. I'm a... Wack. Wack. He's a sucker just like that. You know what I'm talking about? Wack ain't never did nothing since he was 16 years old. Let's keep it real. That man ain't never been no real deal. But he gonna try to get my whole situation cut off. Like, sucker like that? Do sucker shit like that. You know what I'm talking about? All right. Come on, man. I'm gonna throw some names on Gucci. Gucci, he used Memphis, bro. I hate Gucci now.
1:16:26He gave opportunities or did he use Memphis? I used to love Gucci. He gave opportunities. And Fruccia is the South, but Gucci was the, well, Gucci wasn't on cash, who mine. Did he give opportunities or did he use the South? He used the South, bro. He used the South, but he got money off using the South. And they made double jeopardy, for real. And I can't knock him for it, like being a player at Pimpin' Memphis, but Memphis, we pimp, making easy money, pimpin' hoes is serious for my city. And we let somebody come and infiltrate our city like Goochie and getting one of our biggest big dogs knocked on.
1:17:01Okay, Gorilla, a solid bitch or a throwaway? Gorilla used to hang with her. Solid bitch or a throwaway? We telling the truth? Hey, man, see, you been cut dry all through? Solid or throwaway, it's kind of like, I can't just put it in there, right in there. Just throwaway or solid, you know what I'm talking about? But, you know, she's 75 % solid, but on a level. 75 % is a good percentage? Yeah, so she more of a solid, you know what I'm talking about. She from North Memphis, though, and a lot of dudes don't mess with North Memphis females from Memphis. Let's keep it real. That's the dirty side. Okay.
1:17:33You know what I'm talking about? Let's keep it real. Young Buck. Young Buck, you know what I'm talking about? Young Buck from Canville, but y 'all want to be around Memphis for real. Let's keep it real. So Young Buck one of them people who kept Memphis on Tuck, and he was salooning from Tennessee, and he whooped, what's that boy's name? Is he a fuck nigga or no? He whooped, what's that boy from Canfield? Don Tripp, he used to be with Don Tripp who came up real. You said young buck beat up Don Tripp? Nah, nah, nah, who was the boy who used to be with Don Tripp? Starlito. Starlito, yeah, Starlito who came up real.
1:18:07Yeah, young boy, he put hands on Starlito. Wait, really? I never heard that. Yeah, he really did. So he cut tables. Shout out Starlito, I apologize for just being geared up. Yeah, but I heard he was on some, like, I don't keep it real in the streets, man. I heard he was with them. He was playing with them boys, though. I'm going to keep it real. When you say somebody's name, everything started coming to my head. It started coming back to me. This is on the AR. I was able to find this. Young Buckets Starleto physically fought in Nashville on July 30, 2017. I ain't going to lie about nothing. There was a video.
1:18:45I ain't going to lie about it. It was a brief fight, and then security broke it up. He came into the barbershop and happened to him. Oh, and Starlito released a diss track called You Should Be Proud aimed at Young Buck. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Ain't no fault really. Oh, and they squashed it. Yeah. Like, soon after. So, do we go to the fuckboy category? I can't lie about nothing, bro. That's true. Is he stand-up or is he fuckboy? Young Buck. Yeah, he stand somebody at the show out here, right? You know what I'm saying? Young Buck? Young Buck. I'm really stabbed. For 50 of them. Oh, oh. Is that a war show?
1:19:12Yeah, so Young Buck is a solid individual to the world. He has like a fork in his pocket. I still try to dis about being with the boys though. You know what I'm talking about? So you don't got nothing against people that mess with transgender? I don't got nothing against nobody. I just tell the truth, bro. I ain't got nothing against nothing what nobody else do, bro. You know what I'm talking about? This is how it goes. That's his business. Well, I'm finna do an interview with Young Boy one time. I ain't gonna lie. I called them all. They was like, bro, you finna met with a dude? So you don't want to talk about him because you want to interview from him?
1:19:36No, no, I ain't trying to. You did one before? I don't finna do one. I called them all. I was like, yeah, Young Boy just said He ready to do the interview. And they were like, bro, you know he made a boy, but you really want to do with the job, like with him and Mitchell? I'm like, bro, I don't care about all that. You know what I'm saying? He denies it like crazy. That's his preference. Yeah, that's his preference. But that's how I figured the situation out. Like the streets talk, bro. I ain't gonna let that. Oh, man. Oh, man. Yo, Stan G, we about to do the No Jumper show in like 45 minutes. Yeah, so we appreciate you coming on, having words with me and Munchie.
1:20:10Oh my! I rock with you Stan Jizzle. You fuck with him? Yeah, man I rock with you, for real, for real. For real, man. We tied in, we locked in. I can't lie about it, man. I've been a, man, I've stayed with that guy for a long time. We gonna have you in Inglewood. Oh yeah, you can pull up. I'm finna pull up in Inglewood. Pull up to the gangland for sure. Oh yeah. Oh my, with the blood. We can put a red rag on your head. Come on, let's do it. Oh my, we the big mascot. You fuck with Bosco, so shit. Yeah, I fuck with Bosco, G1O, all them niggas, you know what I'm talking about. There you go. You know what I'm saying?
1:20:38A mob in Memphis, you know what I'm saying? Shout out to Bo Magic, shout out to all the people in Memphis, you know what I'm saying, who really moving around and doing it. That's the funniest thing that Loose Cannon ever did was he put an avocado on his nose and said that he was Bosco. It was like a bell pepper or some shit. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I remember it being an avocado, but you're right. Yeah, the only got a Hall of Famer nose, bro. Yeah, yeah. That thing be - Oh, my. Made for cocaine. I want to squeeze it. I want to see like juice come out of it. He stole me. He probably got hella oil in that thing.
1:21:10You think he'd be getting facials? Hell no. He get face tats. I don't get facials. I got face tats. Oh my. We ain't go live. If we go live, okay. All right. All right. So we live in one hour. Shout out to Stan G. Appreciate you, dog. Shout out to Munchie Beat. You got metal in the knuckle of them. You got like special gloves. He ready to box. Yeah, look, you got like special pattern and shit so they can punch somebody. Give me a pound, give me a pound with the - Yeah, okay. Bro, you almost broke my finger right there. Yeah, man. You know what? We showing number little, man, all the way from Memphis to around the world, LA, Miami.
1:21:44No job, I hollering, fuck Coochie, man. Fuck BMF. And that jeezzy nigga lying. Let's keep it real, man, global, man. You know what I'm saying? It's my energy guy and global, man. We ain't stopping it all, popping it off, y 'all. Hey, and I'm gonna tell you something else, man. You know what I'm saying? Why I'm saying that? You know what I'm saying? cooch in my lane. You know what I'm talking about? VML. Y 'all should never did that to my guy, you know what I'm talking about, straight from Memphis, you know what I'm talking about, because you got out early too. So, you know what I'm saying? It's something up with the VML brand, you know what I'm talking about.
1:22:14What's the boy's name? Big Mish. Big Mish. Save that. We'll talk about that on the No Jumper Show. All right? Oh, my. Shout out Stan G. Shout out Munchie B. No Jumper, coolest podcast. Like, comment, and subscribe. Let us know if you want to see more from Stan G. You dig? Good energy in. Good energy out.
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