Stu Boy Blue on Rollin 60s, Big U RICO, Gay Accusations, 4xtra, Crip Mac & More

19 Aug 2025 · 1 h 29 min · 46 chapters

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In short

Stu Boy Blue (Stewie Boy Blue) discusses his life in LA’s Rolling 60s/60th Street Crip world, gang “put-on” rituals, jail/prison history, drug use, mental health after deaths (notably Nipsey Hussle), and his music career before and after prison. He also addresses online rumors/conspiracy theories, his stance on “4Xtra/Crit Mac/Brick Baby” and “neighborhood platform” claims, and his view of friendships across rival hoods.

Guests

The episode appears to be a solo interview with host Adam (interviewer). No other guests are clearly present in the transcript.

Guest background (Adam)

Not provided in the transcript beyond being the interviewer and referencing other neighborhood figures (e.g., Young Hawk, Gumby) and platform claims.

Key claims by Stu Boy Blue

  • He says he’s “still on” Rolling 60s/Crip and fights/“squabbles” in county jail.
  • He claims he started rapping around 2012–2013, but prison interrupted it.
  • He says he went to prison for an arm robbery, serving 6 years (Sept 2, 2017 to Sept 6, 2022).
  • He claims Nipsey Hussle was his big homie and that Nip’s death still “hurts,” driving his mental state.
  • He rejects conspiracy talk “for mental health,” but says “bad dog activity” happens “all the time.”

Notable examples

  • He describes being pulled over before the interview and having “stuff” he wasn’t supposed to have.
  • He recounts a jail incident where he says he was slammed on his head in prison.
  • He tells a story about being at a club with Nip and being warned not to throw money on Lauren London.
  • He describes “50-50 yards” in prison as a mix of mainline and PC-type populations.

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Chapters

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Casual Banter and Introductions

0:34 to 3:21

The hosts engage in lighthearted discussions and personal anecdotes.

“It can help you with practically anything on the web, like restoring a vintage motorcycle from a 50-page restoration block, or finally break down that long article you've had open for weeks.”

Stew Boy's Background and Challenges

3:21 to 6:20

Stew Boy shares his upbringing, family struggles, and past challenges.

“No, look, hey, the first two times I was in a halfway house and I couldn't come, bro.”

Gang Affiliation and Identity

6:20 to 8:02

Discussion on Stew Boy's gang affiliation and its impact on his life.

“How do you end up being from 60s or from Culver City?”

Life in Jail and Its Effects

8:02 to 11:00

Stew Boy discusses his experiences in jail and the influence on his life.

“Well, I don't know who's the most dangerous.”

Transition to Music and Personal Reflections

11:00 to 14:00

Stew Boy reflects on his journey into music and the loss of close friends.

“Glad you're at a school in there for a while.”

Reflections on Loss and Mental Health

14:00 to 14:40

The guest opens up about the impact of losing loved ones on his mental health.

Origins of Gang Involvement

14:40 to 15:40

Discussion about the reasons behind becoming involved in gang life and seeking family.

“So was your mental health pretty solid prior to losing a bunch of people?”

Life in County Jail

15:40 to 16:40

Insights into experiences and survival tactics within county jail.

“and my grandma said, and she kicked me out.”

Gang Culture and Loyalty

16:40 to 17:45

The guest discusses the pervasive nature of gang culture and personal loyalty.

“But look, think, I'm from a big-ass gang, and everybody know me, and I done been through shit, so people be trying to be funny.”

Reputation and Respect in the Hood

17:45 to 18:50

Exploring the importance of reputation and how it influences interactions in the community.

“I'll lay it down, and I won't give a fuck, bro, on Westside.”
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Navigating Conflict and Violence

18:50 to 20:05

The guest shares his views on handling conflict and the violence associated with gang life.

“Because we were talking to Young Hawk and he said, he's like, I'm paying on anything black.”

Personal Philosophy and Fight Attitude

20:05 to 21:05

Discussion on the guest's personal philosophy regarding combat and street life.

“6-0 crypt fool I get to thinking about all type of And I get that man on Crip, fool.”

Family Matters and Personal Struggles

21:05 to 23:05

Reflections on family issues and the drive to support loved ones despite challenges.

“SC sixties, uh, baby flash West side rolling.”

Interview Dynamics and Authenticity

23:05 to 23:50

The guest expresses thoughts on the authenticity and challenges of interviews.

“Nah, I was up all night, fool, because I'll tell you, bro, on Crip.”

Life Choices and Reflections

23:50 to 24:50

The guest reflects on life choices and the implications of his past on present life.

“And my mama's standing in the shelter on Slauson and Western.”

Perception vs. Reality in the Hood

24:50 to 25:55

A conversation about how perceptions can differ from the reality of street life.

“You look like you could have been an actor or like a superstar if you hadn't kind of had your life go in the way.”

Trust and Betrayal in Relationships

25:55 to 27:00

Exploration of trust issues and betrayals in relationships within the music scene.

“You know why I don't give a fuck about that shit?”

Public Perception and Online Criticism

27:00 to 27:55

Discussion on handling criticism and public perception in the community.

“Well you were saying that a lot of the people behind you in those music videos ended up kind of turning their back on you, right?”

Defending My Hood: Crip Identity

28:00 to 30:54

Stew Boy Blue discusses his strong connection to his neighborhood and refutes online criticisms about his authenticity.

“I don't know it's like comments online maybe a few little comments people make how about this comments online said I'm not good in my hood, but I was just on Crenshaw and Slauson yesterday.”

Life in Prison: Experiences and Adaptation

30:54 to 33:16

Stew recounts his time in prison, the challenges he faced, and the decisions he made to adapt and survive.

“But then, like, when did it start to feel like, oh, there was, like, a break in this?”

Navigating Rivalries Behind Bars

33:16 to 34:10

He shares insights on how rival gang members interact in prison and the realizations that come with living closely.

“And then my points dropped because I was being good.”

Navigating Rivalries Behind Bars

34:30 to 34:56

He shares insights on how rival gang members interact in prison and the realizations that come with living closely.

“There's a great Italian restaurant 15 minutes away.”

Navigating Rivalries Behind Bars

34:59 to 35:30

He shares insights on how rival gang members interact in prison and the realizations that come with living closely.

“So you were scrolling on Marketplace, and there it was, the bike you'd been searching for.”

Gang Culture Reflections

35:30 to 41:36

Stew shares his thoughts on gang culture, experiences in jail, and the relationships formed with rivals.

“Cause I know we haven't hidden agendas and be talking behind the scenes.”

The Evolution of Stew Boy Blue

41:36 to 42:00

Stew narrates the story behind his gang name and the initiation process into his neighborhood gang.

Initial Put-Ons and Introductions

42:00 to 43:00

Learn about the experiences of getting initiated into a gang and the importance of fighting.

“Me in the Vils, I squabble Infant Rollo.”

The Journey to Becoming Boy Blue

43:00 to 44:55

Listen to the story of how the narrator got their gang name and the significance behind it.

“It's staying down, staying down, not running.”

A Night Out with Nipsey Hussle

44:55 to 46:14

Hear about a memorable night at the Supper Club with Nipsey Hussle and the lessons learned.

“Everyone calling me little boy blue whatever whatever.”

The Shock of Losing a Friend

46:14 to 47:58

Understand the emotional impact of losing a friend in the gang community.

“Cause I had just gotten to it with this over some numbers bro.”

Reflections on Nipsey Hussle's Legacy

47:58 to 49:54

Explore the significance of Nipsey Hussle's life and death within the community.

“Who the fuck would do some shit like that?”

The Pain of Betrayal

49:54 to 51:18

Delve into feelings of betrayal and the complexities of gang loyalty after Nip's death.

“To this day, God, that shit still hurt me, God.”

The Future of Gang Identity

51:18 to 53:18

Discuss the future of gang culture and what it means to be part of it today.

“I'm like, whoever got that name, whoever stands for that, whoever keeping it, whoever thought about keeping it, whoever is attached to that on 6-0, it's nothing else to say.”

Crip Life and Personal Struggles

56:00 to 1:05:17

The guest shares his experiences with gang life, drug use, and the impact of public accusations.

“And I landed, you know, the Eagle landed where it was supposed to land.”

Crip Life and Personal Struggles

1:05:52 to 1:06:12

The guest shares his experiences with gang life, drug use, and the impact of public accusations.

“It can help you with practically anything on the web, like restoring a vintage motorcycle from a 50-page restoration block, or finally break down that long article you've had open for weeks.”

The Weight of Gang Politics

1:06:40 to 1:10:00

Discussion on gang politics, loyalty, and personal identity in the context of their lifestyle.

“I'm from 6-0 Crip, but I'm from Rowlands.”

Facing Challenges and Staying True

1:10:00 to 1:11:30

Discussion on resilience and authenticity in the face of external pressures.

“I got to worry about these old ass that been independent for 20, 30 years and always want to speak on my name and test me and see if I'm still with it.”

Reflections on Fading and Combat

1:11:30 to 1:13:20

Exploring the significance of fights and personal combat experiences.

“Honestly, we're almost at our time limit right now.”

Tattoos and Personal Identity

1:13:20 to 1:15:00

Insights into face tattoos and their impact on identity and perception.

“Whoever didn't get anybody, bro, any n***a, I swear to God, any n***a fool, and I'm not going to lose, and I'm not going to work out.”

Big U and the Rico Case Discussion

1:15:00 to 1:16:40

Exploring sentiments around Big U's legal issues and the implications.

“You walk into a room, everybody pay attention to you.”

Opinions on Industry Support

1:16:40 to 1:18:20

Discussion on public support for Big U and industry reactions.

“I guess like the last thing I really wanted to ask about was just the big U case.”

Acknowledging Past Connections

1:18:20 to 1:20:00

Reflecting on personal connections and experiences within the community.

“But more like industry people, not necessarily a lot of the people that you might think would normally be saying free big you.”

Understanding the Realities of Street Life

1:20:00 to 1:21:40

A candid look into the harsh realities faced by individuals in street culture.

“A lot of people be saying, like, bro, everybody always going to have something to say.”

Disdain for Fakes and Industry Lies

1:21:40 to 1:24:00

Critique of false personas and misleading claims within the music industry.

“People think they read this shit and they think he's a real person.”

Confrontation and Deception

1:24:00 to 1:25:08

The speaker shares a frustrating experience with a deceptive individual.

“You just had me just meet up with this bunk ass, weird ass, fat ass, dead homies.”

Reflections on Authenticity

1:25:08 to 1:26:15

A discussion on authenticity and the nature of people's lives in Los Angeles.

“And, like, yeah, they got a couple dollars.”

Gratitude and Future Plans

1:26:15 to 1:27:32

The speakers express gratitude towards their guest and discuss future collaborations.

“Whenever you want me, it's a pleasure to come.”
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Transcript

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1:21What's the recipe? What was with your girl? Oh, my girl? Her? Her? Or? Oh, my goodness. No. Oh, shocking. Nice to meet you though, bro. Yeah, you too, man. Yeah, you got an interesting whole vibe going on here. My appearance ain't really all that. You know what I mean? Today? Yeah. Is that why you're wearing our shirt? Yep. They gave you one? Nah. I almost got pulled over and I had to get on and change clothes. You had a high speed before you came here. Yeah. And you changed clothes so that the cops wouldn't be able to identify you even though you're already in this building. No, no, no, no, no, no.

1:57I was on my way over here and I got pulled over damn near. Okay. And I had some shit on me I wasn't supposed to have. You feel me? Uh-huh. And, yeah. So you just took off? Got away, though. You feel me? You did get away. That's crazy, man. I can't imagine getting away from a cop out here. I just pull over. Yeah. But I got less to worry about in the car, probably. I still want to know what drugs were on last night. I was on everything. But not really, right? Everything. so let's start with alcohol. Hey, hold on, hold on. Give me 10 minutes, Adam. Goddamn. I know you finna blitz me. You brought up the drug addiction.

2:35Blitz me with all the questions and shit. I just want to know what the stew boy turn up is. No, I'm just, I be chilling, fool. Like, I don't know. Chilling. Stewie, Stewie, Stewie's still on Fetty. You know, Stewie still do a little crystal Fetty. You feel me? Uh-huh. And Stewie smoke a lot of weed, a lot of blood. So you just switch over to third person from time to time? Nah, it's just I'm still fighting my demons and shit. You feel me? Imagine her. Yeah, a lot of them. Man, she ain't fighting. Oh, I'm fighting a lot. Bruh, you know how many hats she got on her conscience? Goodness, Adam. Just expose it all, huh?

3:12What's up, though, bro? Man, I'm just telling you. This is probably... You've been trying to holler at me for a minute. Yeah, people don't understand. I've been trying to holler at you, too, though. This is like the fourth time we booked this interview. Yeah, I know. For real. Going way back. No, look, hey, the first two times I was in a halfway house and I couldn't come, bro. I mean, because I had an ankle monitor on this. You feel me? So, but you can still do interviews with an ankle monitor on, right? Yeah, but I couldn't come down here because it's past 45 miles. Oh, for real? Where was that?

3:43Where was the halfway house? In LA. Okay, but this is not. Burbank is 45, like 40 miles. It's 30 miles or something. From what part of LA? You could get past Long Beach. It would be 45 miles. I'm just being real. Give me 10 minutes. I cannot get a break. I already knew you finna be on me. You finna be on me. Can I rap at the end of my shit? You can rap right now. As long as it's not like a 10 minute. She beat boxes. You know what? Adam, I know you finna. Why did you demand that she be here? I don't know. You felt like she was softened. I wanted to try to get at her, but you know what I mean? But you realize she got a heart of ice?

4:25Yes. Yeah. How do you feel about him? Like, I don't even know. Because she tries to stay out of L.A. politics. And look, I'm going to be a millionaire soon. You feel me? I may look like what I look like, and I'm going through what I'm going through, but trust me. I might have to relinquish the millionaire thing soon, so we could kind of trade places in that regard. You stupid. I'm going back to a thousandaire. Millionaire is way too many headaches. Somebody get beat up outside to sue you. If you're a thousandaire, you don't worry about that. I'm not losing no fight. So when you become a millionaire, then what?

4:58What you mean? What are you planning on doing? You going to see? I'm not going to talk about it right now because I don't got it. Super yacht. For sure. Super yacht. What? That's what real rich people do. They get a boat that's like as big as this building. You got one? No. I want to drive that cyber truck. Okay, so give us a little bit of your early days. What you mean? where you're from exactly and what your upbringing was like. I'm really from Culver City. Culver City, California. Lovely area. Hold on, bro. Can I get five minutes? I gotta smoke some weed and shit. You can smoke weed right now.

5:32You can't be like... I don't want to stop you from doing any drugs that you want to do. He's been waiting to get up on me. I asked you where you're from. What the is that? That's not like an invasive question. I'm from Westside Rowland. I'm from 60th Street Crit. Right. For real. So we just wanted you to clarify that now you know where i'm from well a little bit you see my face big ass on your nose yeah yeah right that's where i'm from that's hard that's where i'm from but i'm trying to be better bro i'm trying to do other things i want to elevate and be a businessman and all type of other like that's oh bro like it's it's gonna be what it's gonna be like i'm not gonna turn nothing down and i'm always gonna stay down and whatever but god damn like bro like i'm tired of talking about 60s.

6:16I'm trying to talk about some money or like seven minutes into this interview but I feel it. Okay, so we're not live, right? No. Alright, cool. So you grew up over there. How do you end up being from 60s or from Culver City? Because that's not overlapping necessarily, right? I mean, it's not that far, but my grandpa stayed in 60s and shit. My grandpa Jimmy rest in peace. He stayed in the Overhill. So when I used to my mama, my mama went to the pen. My mama been in prison all my life. My daddy died when I was three. Oh, shit. So, uh, when I grew up with my grandma and her kids, you feel me? So when they used to go on trips and shit, my grandma used to drive me off at my grandpa's house, and I'd just be stuck over there.

7:06And it just got to a point where, like, I was just hanging out a lot, and, you know, and people was like, man, you might as well, you know, get put on and shit. it happened bro like was it a vicious put on but i was banging the hood way before i got put on and shit but i don't want to why you're talking about gaming come on let's talk about i'm gonna talk about cyber trucks and like that that's real and we're talking about gaming we're gonna get to the labubu cyber truck but the thing is is that we're not even 10 minutes into this interview you have your hood tattooed all over your face i think we got to talk about your hood a little bit i got it everywhere really i know but the arm a lot of people can do the arm the face is a little Bro, this shit is regular.

7:43Like, man, like, what's so about gangbanging? Like, real shit. Not just gangbanging. Rolling 60, Chris. Adam, Adam, when you really. The biggest gang in LA. LA being the biggest city when it comes to gangbanging. The Rolling 60 is still the most talked about hood in LA. The most dangerous. Well, I don't know who's the most dangerous. But keep in mind, Federal Rico came down. Free baby thirst. I'm tiny thirst, too. I'm tiny thirsty. I try to keep gangbanging and this and other like all separate. Like you feel me? Like you don't want to know the gangbanging side of this, Dewey. I'm going to slide.

8:21I'm going to do it up. County jail, 50-0. I can't lie, bro. 50-0? We got to make sure this is tweaking the slide. I ain't going to lie. I'm lying. 46-0. Okay. Matter of fact, 46-3. And the only three that gave me a fade was I ain't going to lie, I took a loss to Tiny Deuce from, uh, from Brams, from Six Deuce, Psych Brams. Uh, Tiny Munchie from, but I ain't gonna lie, low-key, why not squabble, though, because the homies was like, like, I don't know, like, we went one round, and then it was time for the next round, and he was like, man, my hand hurt. And Team Hammond Squeeze was like, you won.

9:00I'm like, I'm good. You can't act like you're above talking about gang s*** when you immediately go to dissing your ops like that, by the way. What? What you mean? The F slur. Man, I never need them for nothing or nothing. I swear to God. Niggas, bro. Inglewood. My mama from Inglewood, which is crazy. I already know where this is. I know where this finna go. You feel me? Where's it going? Oh, you pulling up to Munchie's hood. When did I do that? Allegedly. There's all these videos online. I ain't gonna lie. Tiny Munchie, my nigga. Shout out to the nigga. The other... Yeah, homies. You know, do a hole in it.

9:44It's actually convenient for us to censor out you dissing that hood because that's a word we would censor anyway. Yeah. Well, look, so I have 46. So in the other name was a nigga named Baby Z from Fruittown Brims. I had a cool squabble, but I was beating cuz up. I'm great. So, okay, just to tell the full story. So throughout your teenage years, what year did you drop out of high school? I didn't go to high school, bro. You never went? No, I didn't go. When it was time for me to go to ninth grade, I checked in Angeles Mesa, and then I never made it. You feel me? And I ended up finishing. I ended up getting my GED in the halls, like juvenile hall, central and shit.

10:28Okay. And so if I had asked you when you were 16 what you were going to do with your life or where you want it to be would you have said rapper yet or were you more just focused on gang life gang banging i told him from jay stone i told i told stone i wanted to go to the pen and all that when i was like 17 you wanted to go you wanted to see what it was like see if you could handle it yeah i wanted to go just to have it on my record and shit but end up going and i did this bro like i ain't gonna lie how long did it take you to realize that or were you just full on Thunderdome status. Glad you're at a school in there for a while.

11:04When I'm there, I'm there, and it's just like I'm there. In my mind, I'm not never getting out. You feel me? I don't know, bro. You can ask anybody that know me would tell you if he's there, he's here. I'm going to do what I got to do. It's unfortunate that I put myself in situations where I got to be in jail. but if I'm in jail like nigga I'm not gonna turn it down like what I'm gonna go crazy cracking on shit and all that I don't give a fuck so you ever actually sustained any serious injuries fighting in jail or hell yeah bro I done been man hell yeah I done been slammed on my head in the pen I done blacked out I done been through some shit bro damn okay so but throughout your teenage years?

11:58Why your eyes so big, bro? Like, your shit, like... I haven't smoked weed yet today. When I smoke weed, they go, a little bit. But, okay, wait, so you were just kind of going in and out of jail throughout your teenage years? Just getting cracked with guns and, like, like that. Okay. When do you actually start rapping? Like, 2012, 12 or 13. So you were how old? I don't know. How old are you right now? I don't even know. I don't even know my birthday. That's hard. Stop counting, bro. That's hard. I would love to forget my own birthday. How old are you? I don't know. No, I stopped counting when I was in the pen and shit.

12:36I don't know, bro. Like, I don't keep counting that shit. Like, I don't know. But who actually put you on to the music hustle? Who, Nick? No, just music in general. Like, who kind of told you? None I grew up. Matter of fact, I wasn't allowed to listen to rap, so I think that's what made me want to start liking and listening to rap. in my house because my grandma was strict. So I used to sneak and listen to rap when, like, my grandma went places and shit. I used to go on YouTube, and I'd sneak and listen to rap. Okay. But at what point did somebody kind of suggest to you, like, hey, maybe you could be a rapper or were you just already?

13:15I just started on my own and shit. I think I started when, like, the jerking days came out. Like, my first rap was to that, uh, that you're a jerk, that new boy shit. You know what I'm talking about? and uh did it feel like for a while there people were looking at you like you were going to be one of the best new artists coming out of the city like did you do you have like a bunch of hype early on when you start rapping you know it's crazy bro like i swear to god like i never wanted to be a rapper and i still don't like it's just something that you know unfortunately i'm people say i'm good at right and i still don't like i don't care to be a rapper like really like i don't know bro like i enjoy making music and like that like because i was put in situations where i was incarcerated and all i had was this paper and this pen and this beat in my head so yeah like i mean making music is cool but i don't know bro like i don't really care to be a rapper and like i don't care like nigga rob rappers allegedly i mean but you had the dream for a while there you were putting out a lot of music you had a lot of real motion throughout that sort of 2013 14 15 type era right and it's still there bro but i just man like just i'm not gonna lie when i lost a couple few certain people like i lost my mind bro like i went crazy like like on some kanye type like really i lost my mind bro like when fats died and nip you know like i just said it bro like mind gone like i ain't gonna lie and there still be times i I'd just be like, damn, bro, like, I don't know, bro, like, yeah, I could be strong, but I'd be like, I'm about to get high and try to kill myself, like, dead homies.

15:06I don't give a fuck. So was your mental health pretty solid prior to losing a bunch of people? I don't know, bro. Or have you always had depression and shit? Nah, I mean, I don't know, like, I don't know, I don't remember. Honestly, I don't remember, bro. Like, as a kid, I don't remember. But I remember I was, like, a quiet kid and I used to be bad at school because I couldn't be bad at home because I used to get whoopings and shit. So I don't know, bro. But my grandpa left my grandma after 24 years, and my grandma said, and she kicked me out. You feel me? And that's what made me start gangbanging because I didn't have no family.

15:49You feel me? And I was looking for family, bro. So... Start gangbanging, looking for family and come to find out. I mean, it's family, but, you know. You're kind of. Most of us then buy each other. So it'd be like, damn, you know. I mean, not to put any specific judgment on where you're from, but, yeah, you hear that a lot. People get into the street life because they think that the gang is going to have their back, protect them, et cetera. And then stuff happens and they realize it's not exactly all that it was cracked up to be, right?

16:26the hood is crazy bro that shit have cursed you that shit ain't gonna lie bro and then like on county jail on top of that and just politics and just me just going through everything I go through bro and I'm still standing strong and I still hit the main line every time I go to the county 2000 floor and I still go crazy and I still don't care and I'm still gonna go to war with any n*** and I'm still gonna keep my thing and all that you feel me Well shit man It's regular Allegedly But you're talking about Having a knife But people don't have knives In the county like that Do they Really Oh shit Hey You'd be surprised Yeah You just gotta be a little Extra tricky Sharper than everything In your kitchen Damn Not the Cutco But I ain't never Stabbed nobody Or nothing like that Oh come on Just admit it If you keep it on you All the time like that and you don't ever use it.

17:24But look, think, I'm from a big-ass gang, and everybody know me, and I done been through shit, so people be trying to be funny. So when they see me, they know, like, damn, that's Stewie. Like, they not going to play with me, bro, because I'm not going to play. And I don't got nothing to lose. I don't got no family. I don't got no kids. I don't got nothing, nigga. You feel me? On the dead homies, on Crip. You feel me? I'll lay it down, and I won't give a fuck, bro, on Westside. I just seem to come out of you right there. You feel me? And I'm not trying to. No, I just. No, no, no. Adam. No, because like, like people be trying to be funny and like, I don't really been through real situations, bro.

18:02And I'm sick. So crit. And I'm still mainline dead homies. And a lot of can't do that. And I still push around the county how I want to push around and go where I, wherever I want to go. Dead homies. And I always squabble everything. Dead homies. On crit. On 60s. I always squabble everything. on neighborhood crib dead homies the whole module i swear to god fool i'm just underrated bro because i don't talk about nothing and i don't post but on 6-0 crib if you was in that county jail you know dead homies like me electric blue and dead homies really go crazy i'm 60 i don't care bro like on 6-0 crib fool like dead homies if you my op on crib we gonna get it on crib even if you from some like that i never heard of bro and i don't like being like this i'm sorry y 'all like even if you from some like like some valley or anything you just do gangsta on damn me we finna get it but only black we finna get it bro let's see black dudes only though man any dead homies any i'm just wondering any if you whiting you from gangsta's on crip you finna get it oh yeah Dead homies.

19:1460. Because we were talking to Young Hawk and he said, he's like, I'm paying on anything black. People were kind of pissed out about that. On West Side, on neighborhood block, fool. When it comes to on 60, on dead homies, on 60. Shout out to my cousin Young Smut on 60. But other than that, all dead homies. On 60s. On crib. On crib. on 60s you see my arm gang on hood crypt dead homies and when them see me they know what time it is fool on crypt I'm crossed out I'm getting cracking dead homies I'm getting cracking on hood on 6-0 and this ain't no act bro cause people that really know me really know me fool and I don't come on this for my mental health cut cause I'm 6-0 crypt fool I get to thinking about all type of And I get that man on Crip, fool.

20:11Like, I'm not going to lie, bro, but I don't like, I can like this fool because on 6-0 Crip, bro, like, niggas cut on gang. All of them, fool, on Crip. It's all of them, bro. On 60s, them never did nothing. On hood, come to the hood. Y 'all know where the hood at, though. Come to the hood. On 6-0. On hood, Crip. When your eyes kind of start staring like that and you start talking like that, Like, is there a specific thing that's happening in your brain right now? Because it feels like that's you being brought back to all these wars that you had in there. Be popping it. Dead homies. Be popping it.

20:49On 60s. Be popping it, bro. On 60s. On 60s. Ain't bout it. Ain't never did nothing or nothing. On 60s. On 60s. On 60s. Come holler at me, though. On 60s. We could do whatever. Westside rolling. We could do whatever. All these n****s that be on this platform and shit on 60s. Be popping it. They never did nothing, fool. SC. 6-0 Crip, but I'm not talking about 4Xers On 6-0 Cuzz are real low I done really been in neighborhood meetings with Cuzz In the county and all that I met Cuzz in the county, bro On Hood Crip, but they're homies All these other niggas on 6-0 Crip Come see me though Put a bag on it Crip Or don't put a bag on it Cause I fight for free And I'm not losing On SC On Hood Who else belongs in that conversation of like anybody, anybody, anybody, anybody for me, on crib, electric blue, Zeus, the giant dead homies, baby thirsty hood on crib to go on crib.

21:56Now die later. SC sixties, uh, baby flash West side rolling. These is that's underrated, bro. Like on six, so creep that's not even talked about food i don't give a fool like it's to the point like only dead homies for like man on creep anybody could get flam sc i don't give a my motto is crash everything dead homies i like playing with i don't we're coming i'm just crashing everything fool like i don't care food because dead homies bro like yeah i look like what i look like on 6-0 Crip, but you don't know what I got on hood crib. Yeah. Let's see. Yeah. Hey, bro, you were supposed to give me five minutes, bro.

22:42My list is chapter. I need some water. Can we punch in? Can we punch in, big bro? I'm going to tell them to grab your water. I need some water in my list and dry. On hood crib, bro, you don't even know. I bust a mission out here at them on SC. I didn't have no ride or nothing, bro. I swear to God. took the train and all that dead homies what dead homies well we appreciate you pulling up because i know people are super fascinated by you because you never did a real sit-down interview like this right no bro because i'd be loaded and i don't be wanting to do this bro crap because my mind be somewhere else fool and i'd be dead homies bro are you completely sober right now Hell no.

23:24Never. No, I just was wondering. Why, what'd you wake up and do today? Nah, I was up all night, fool, because I'll tell you, bro, on Crip. It had to do with me coming here, though, like on SC, fool. But long story short, my mom in a shelter right now, and it's a situation like this. Like, my grandma ain't f***ing with her n***a because she's getting old, and she's getting into it with her n***a, And my mama's standing in the shelter on Slauson and Western. You feel me? So, yeah, I'm about to get a bag and put her on it. I already got the bag. I'm just waiting, Kyle. I'm crazy. Arrowhead. Good looking, bro.

24:06No problem. Gotta stay hydrated. Very important. Hold on, Kyle, because I don't... Y 'all need to be.

24:20SE you are a fascinating individual let me just tell you that I swear to god bro like I got a good heart big bro you feel me big bro like I don't know I just be wanting to squabble bro like cause doing all this other shit but when it come down the time to fight damn what don't stick so cause my hands work On 60s, my shit work. On 6-0 Crip. Dead homies. And I'm not big. On 60s. You see me, bro. I'm skinny on Crip. And I'm socking on Westside rolling. Dead homies. 2004 General though. They know. Crip. Free Eastwood too. Gang. Freewood. Free Eastwood. All of them. You just stand out. You look like you could have been an actor or like a superstar if you hadn't kind of had your life go in the way.

25:16I don't know. There's like something very captivating about your personality. This is how real this interview gonna be. I'm making my lips. It's chat. I don't give a f***. It's 60s. I don't care. Cud. Like, nigga, man. Cud. Crip. I don't care about any homie or anybody commenting. I don't give a f***. Cud on 6-0 Crip. Say it in my face. On West Side. I bet you won't. Dead homies. 38. Right, because when I watch these videos and music videos and stuff that you were putting out in the sort of 2010 era, it was like you had everybody behind you. It felt like you just had like a whole movement. What was that time period like?

25:55You know why I don't give a fuck about that shit? Because if the nigga be behind you, then the nigga be gone. You feel me? Like, goddamn, bro. Like, I don't need nobody, cuz. Dead homies. Somebody be your friend today, bro, and then they'll hate you tomorrow. and then they'll love you the next day as soon as you get some money and i don't give a bro like get the away from me everybody for everybody gets smoked dead homies kill the whole car so those memories of shooting those music videos are memories to you of a bunch of backstabbers because things didn't really go right with a lot of those people hell no i love my hood and i love the homies on 6-0 i'm just saying like in general or like to whoever got anything bad or anything to say like shut the f*** up or come holler at me or just come tell me and you know what I'm gonna do.

26:43You feel me? Like

26:46I'm not the smartest guy in the world. You feel me? Like

26:55But when did you feel like those people started to kind of turn their backs on you? Who? The people from the music videos and stuff that you're saying were... Who? Who? Who you talking about? Well you were saying that a lot of the people behind you in those music videos ended up kind of turning their back on you, right? No, he don't know. Just, I mean,

27:14just everybody always got something to say, bro. And I mean, I don't care what people got to say. Like, I'm going to move on with my life, bro. Like, on SC, like, I could be rich right now and you might not even know it. And you just watching this or looking at this and like, damn, that nigga on 6-0. It is what it is. Nigga, I'm still living for a reason. People are smarter than some type of angle. and I'm still in the streets and I still live in LA and I still be in the section I'm crit dead homies and I'm not running from nothing see me I don't wear face masks and all that bro you see my face bro crit because yeah definitely people want to put the narrative out there that you're no longer good in the hood how do you feel about that I don't know it's like comments online maybe a few little comments people make how about this comments online said I'm not good in my hood, but I was just on Crenshaw and Slauson yesterday.

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28:12And so you're in that environment. You're super comfortable. I don't give a about what any got to say on six. So crib, who's going to stop me from coming to my hood? Dead homies. Who won't stop me, bro? I'm crib. I'm just saying, fool, like dead homies. Like I ain't never think I'm not on paperwork or nothing like that to where I can't come to my hood. on 6-0 crib. Dead homies. Yeah, I fought demons, but on 6-0. Who gon' what? On SC, I'm not fighting. On crib. Dead homies. And it's the same energy I have, bro. Whatever. It's either what up or on 6-0. Get flammed. Dead homies. You never had that kind of reaction from people?

28:57I mean, yeah. I be seeing the comments and be like, but half of the niggas, look, I feel like this if you got time to type a comment bro and and say anything then homies don't create fool you you ain't got nothing to do you you don't got nothing to do bro and and and i'm i'm so busy that i barely read this you feel me it's like all right so my life is a big factor to you whoa you feel me and all right whatever neighborhood whatever i don't care you feel me you thinking about me at the end of the day at the end of the day i'm stuck in your head i'm focused on other i'm what sc fool i don't care bro like yeah i'll be seeing the little comments and talking about i can't come to my own hood and on six oh crib you see me in the land all the time and don't none of you just say nothing or do nothing or nothing or nothing and i don't give a fuck on west side because i at the end of the day i love my hood and i love my homies and on Crip, this shit's on me for a reason, bro, on Crip, and I'm still going to go hard, regardless, I don't do this shit for people to love me, regardless who love me, and I do this for my homies that's resting, like, coping, you feel me, I don't care if it's, say, me, or I'm not from the hood, like, how you going to tell me, on 6-0 Crip, come tell me to my face, bro, on SE, or, or remove me out the world, or remove me, bro, remove me, because I'm still around you feel me and remove me bro and made this songs and all type of but i'm still around on 60 crypt and i'll still be seeing the same on 60 crypt and yeah yeah i was wrong in certain angles and yeah life is crazy but on the dead homies i wish you would try to remove me from my what on 60 crypt that'd be the day stop playing sc so i'm trying to connect the dots So, like, you were having this whole music thing going on, putting all these music videos and everything.

30:58I still got it, bro. But then, like, when did it start to feel like, oh, there was, like, a break in this? Or, like, did you just lose motivation? Did you start to fall out with people? Oh, nigga, I went to the pen. I went to the pen, bro. What year was that, you think? 2016. Okay, so all your music's kind of, like, before that, primarily. All right. Look, look, I went to the pen, bro. Look, I was finna boom, like, whatever, whatever. I don't care. Oh, you feel me? and I ended up going to the pen for an arm robbery. And they gave me eight with 85. You feel me? So I did six years out of that eight with 85.

31:31Exactly six years. I went to prison September 2nd, 2017, and I got out September 6th, 2022. Okay, I swear to God on Jesus Christ. And that was your first time being in the pen? Yeah, hell yeah. That shit was crazy. That shit was scary, bro. and I had a lot of weight on my shoulders, but I was still getting cracking in the pen. I was taking on my issues and all that. Home hook crib. Then homies, on 60. Then it got time, like my points started dropping. You feel me? I was on a 50-50 yard on 6-0 crib. And I don't give a fuck. And the homies, no. And it's a lot of homies on 50-50 yards. You feel me?

32:11So break down what a 50-50 yard is for the people. is

32:17half mainline and half people who normally would be in PC but they mix it together to try to basically they because they said they said that it's more gangs in prison it's becoming more gangs in prison since it's more prison gangs or some I don't know but long story I didn't give a because I'm like on Crip, on SC, I'm going to do what I got to do, fool. Like, on Crip, like, yeah, I'll boost my points and shit. I did that shit and all of that shit. But, nigga, I'm not going to keep doing that shit. I'm going to go home. You know what I'm going to do with that, man, on SC, fool. So if you choose to go on a 50-50 yard, you can technically go home sooner.

33:02Look, look, look, look, look. Blacks, I mean, Mexicans, Mexicans can't do it. Blacks, I mean, we're not supposed to do it. But do that shit on Crip. I did it. But it helps you to get home faster. I didn't immediately do it. Like, started off on a line three. Then I went to a foe. And then my points dropped because I was being good. And I got tired of getting right up after right up after right up after right up. Had so many fights in the pen, bro. All my fights was on the basketball court. All of them. What kind of stuff? Damn near, huh? What kind of stuff? Nothing. Just squabbles. Random shit.

33:33Yeah, just like fighting my teammates and shit. Like, just hothead shit. Damn shit, bro. And every fight is like 90 more days. You feel me? and you can get your time back after 60 days. And I'm just like, bro, this. Then I got the chance to go where they was trying to send me. Nigga, I'm SC. Nigga, I took mine and rode with it. Dead homies. Did you have the experience where people that you would normally be ops with all of a sudden are people that you kind of have to get along with while you're in prison? Yeah, bro. I don't mean next to you. You got to live next to prison. Oh, my God. That shit is like, bro.

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35:29It's like, I don't like being around them. I don't like crap. I don't like being around ops, fool. Like, I swear to God, fool. Like, I don't know. It just feel weird. Like, I don't know. Cause I know we haven't hidden agendas and be talking behind the scenes. Like I know them being there popping it at the end of the day. Cause we do. You feel me? but I mean some people like yeah mutual respect oh you from over there or I got family from over there or whatever like you didn't choose to grow up over there if that was the case you feel me I don't know bro shit so you don't feel like you've developed any like real friendships with people that technically are supposed to be your option hell yeah I have oh really I got family enemies real family like you just think of them as like exceptions to the rule?

36:25Like you still hate the rest of them? You just are cool with this one guy or a couple guys? Even my family that stops on 60. My cousin. I love them, but on SC because they're homies. I don't know. I'm fried on SC. My new hood name is Fried Chicken. I'm big Fried Chicken. SC. that line right there is a TikTok I'm fried bro I don't know bro I'm fried I don't know fool when it comes to gang banging and talking about this I don't like talking about this I like to just go come on come on come on they're homies 60 I put on I ain't gonna lie Yeah, I be in jail a lot, but that's because I be in the streets a lot.

37:23And I be having shit that I'm not supposed to have. And if you, you can't say that you're in the streets and you don't go to jail. Like, nigga, how? You going to get put over one day, you feel me? Something, something got to give. What do you think of gang members who have never been to jail? They just ain't tried hard enough? They got to go do something? Them ass telling. because how you never been to jail how you never been to jail bro crap how you never been to jail we've all been to jail what if they're just master criminals man no ain't no 16 the police is too smart right ain't you're gonna get caught one time you're gonna get caught bro for sure like you if you out there with it you're gonna get caught bro for sure you know how many gun cases I got, bro?

38:13You know how many times? What the, man. Oh my God. I probably got like 20 gun cases. Jesus. 20, bro. Imagine living somewhere like Texas where you don't have to catch gun cases. You can just have a gun. Although, I guess if you're a felon, it's more complicated. Yeah, but see, out there, if I was to live out there, I ain't gonna lie. I ain't gonna lie. I ain't gonna smoke it, nigga, because it's a lot of racist shit. Like, my grandma stay out there, fool. My grandma stay in Houston, but the Confederate flags and all that shit. That was just in Texas. I didn't see any. But they're definitely out there.

38:50We went to Dallas for a few days in Houston for a few days. Yeah. But I mean, it's such a positive friendly vibe in Texas, even though I know everybody, you know. You know, it's hot out there. Squirrels running around. We got squirrels out here, too. Yeah. I don't even know. So, okay. It's late, though. In Texas? you got white girls with big fat asses what is that why does that only happen down south what's that called what is that called pogs I like pogs fat ass white girls

39:22a couple different homies we ran into I'm like how the f*** you got like a blonde girl with a big ass like this but yeah like what other so what other gang banger s*** you want to talk about you my boy Adam I ain't gonna I'ma you on Crips well that's good because Did you see that when Gumby was here, he was saying that this is a neighborhood platform? Who the f*** is Gumby? 6-0. I mean, you probably wouldn't care for him. I probably shouldn't even mention his name. But he is of the opinion that this is an anti-Hoover platform and that we are pro-neighborhood. And we're basically trying to take the Hoovers down.

39:59I know you don't gangbang. And I know that you're a businessman. So I know you're allowed to f*** with whoever you want to f*** with, bro. You f*** me. and don't let nobody try to pick your brain and make you pick so you feel me so it's me though my opinion like no I mean it's a podcast you're a businessman whoever wanna come on this can come if get into it in the midst of whoever here when the next person coming and shit then it's whatever you feel me whatever happened happened bro you feel me like I see but yeah there's that rumor that we're like a neighborhood platform because we promoted Brick Baby, Crit Mac, and 4Xtra so much.

40:41Man, look, I f*** with 4Xtra, you feel me? Crit Mac, Straight, Freaka. Brick Baby's a source, bro. Not a fan of Zaire. On 6-0 Street. Man, I don't, man, what? One on the block? 6-0 Crit. One on the block. Has Brick Baby disrespected you? That pissed you off? Man, I don't know. I don't care. I don't f*** with these dudes. These dudes is internet dudes, bro. Like, I don't, you see me on there, but nigga, I don't, that's not my life, bro. Like, look at me. I be in the streets, bro. I'm crazy. Like, nigga, on SC, fool. Like, their homies, fool. Like, and if I ever, yeah, my homies know, fool. If I love you, I love you and just know that, yeah.

41:32Still going. Still going. So the Stew Boy Blue Name Your name is Stewie My name is Stewie So the Stew Boy Blue came like this So I'm Damn cause see you supposed to So look I'm Lil Boy Blue When I got put on I'm Lil Boy Blue From 60's So boom I get put on In the veils on Slauson in the Vils. 2012, October, you feel me? I'm like 16. I'm 16. Me in the Vils, I squabble Infant Rollo. I squabble Infant Scrooge. I squabble Baby Thirst. So, boom. I'm like, low, put on, whatever, boom. So I'm like, all right, whatever, boom. So the next day come, and I'm like, yeah, I got put on the hood. And homie's like, what?

42:27You got what? I got put on yesterday. And homie's like, what? I was like, nigga, nigga, nigga, nigga, you better go up on the other blocks and finish your put-on. So, boom, we going BG the next day. And that's when I really got the stamping. I squabbled NH Blue. I squabbled his brother. I squabbled Snoopy Blue. I squabbled Tiny Poonie. And I squabbled, I squabbled BB again. But on Crip. Why did you have to do multiple rounds of put-ons? because you got to meet everybody on every block because it's a big it's a big game you feel me yeah but it's huge it's like way too big for you to fight everybody right and it's like if i don't meet you now we're going to fight later and i don't know it's just a la thing like we just fight each other that's how we meet each other we not you i'm not gonna respect you till i see you could fight or they not gonna respect me so they see i could fight you feel me and i don't know bro but i mean the whole point of the put on is you just get your ass whooped right you're not exactly like allowed to win, right?

43:28It's staying down, staying down, not running. Because if you run or do some buster shit and you'll put on, you're not going to be, you're not going to make it. Homie's going to be like, nigga, you didn't make it. Cut it, make it. Cut it, make it. Let me cut it, make it. Let me go home. Cut it, make it. So you can get fucked up. You just got to get fucked up like a man. I got fucked up. Oh, really? It was bad? I got fucked up. And I remember right after my put on, I went on slossing and nipples right there and shit. We were smoking and shit. He was like, you got put on, nigga? I'm like, yeah. He was like, what they call you?

44:03I said Mushmouth because my hood name was Mushmouth at the end. Because after I put on, you got to shake everybody's hand and address your name. Like, I'm Wooty Woo from Wooty Woo. I'm Wooty Woo from Wooty Woo. I'm Wooty Woo from Wooty Woo. I'm Wooty Woo from Wooty Woo. Everybody that's down there, and rest in peace. You know what I mean? great love and respect. My bro, big homie, baby bought the facts. He was there when, you know what I mean? So, I told Nib, I'm like, yeah, I'm Lil' Mushmount. And the homie JJ was like, no, that don't fit you. Like, Toon, what's your other name? And Toon was like, Boy Blue.

44:48And 2J was like, he was like, yeah, that's your name. You're gonna be Lil' Boy Blue. And I start rolling with it, bro and so I'm little boy blue from 60s now. Everyone calling me little boy blue whatever whatever. So one day a year go by we at Supper Club with Nip. I'm at Supper Club with Nip. Nip and Augie and them niggas got so much niggas got the bag you feel me and Nip was like I just see a stack of money coming back. He was like hey get out the stewie get out the stewie. like find it find it and just throw it on the bad bitch find the baddest bitch in here and just throw it on there and i'm like damn so i'm with infant rad i tell if it conrad like damn i take out half you feel me i pocket half i got the other half i'm like damn it's a lot of bad in here i don't know who i'm gonna throw it on you feel me so i'm like hey rad i'm gonna throw it on her right there i'm gonna throw it on her cuz i thought i cocked my arm back and i'm gonna throw the money right behind me.

45:48He like, no, don't do that. You tripping. I'm like, what? You know who that is? I'm like, who? He said, nigga, that's Lauren London. I'm like, never. And I zoomed in because I got bad eyes. I had retina surgery in my left eye and shit. So I'm like, ooh, crap. I would have got fumbled. The homies would have whooped my ass. I would have got beat up. Yeah, that would have been an awkward introduction. Like, ooh. but uh yeah yeah nigga just gotta you know wow so okay I had shit my head up though when I lost the homie I swear to god yeah you were locked up my mind still I was locked up I was in a cell I'm in a cell on my phone and uh uh uh that nigga Bear from Backstreet Watch knocked on the door he was like hey you heard what happened to Nip I'm like what you talking about he like you ain't heard what the keep my homie name out your mouth on crib.

46:47Cause I had just gotten to it with this over some numbers bro. And uh my numbers was good and come to find out this was stealing cut numbers and like say your girl like foul and you feel me like I give you some money and you we in jail though. But your girl checks the numbers and your girl's telling you like no they were bad. They were bad. But the whole time, the numbers was good. I get into it with this s*** over there, and I end up flighting cuz. I'm socking on cuz. That n***a picked me up by my legs and slammed me on my head in the pen. I swear to God, I almost died. I blacked out. My head hit the concrete ground, bro.

47:27I swear to God. And I just opened my eyes, and he was like, get up. We're going to figure it out. We're going to figure it out. And I still tried to take off on that s***. I was tripping. But this was right after you found out about Nip. Yeah, so, uh, yeah, bear, uh, so I get the phone. I'm like, man, tell that nigga money, shoot my clap back, whatever, boom. So I see this shit. Bro, I just, even to this day, like, right now, like, bro.

48:01Come on, go on, bro. I just, I'm gonna snip it up.

48:17ain't the same fool like swear to god bro

48:27I don't know cause like I seen that shit bro and then I'm like cause what the I swear to god I did all the drugs all the drugs I had digga I just did all of them bro Cause I'm like This shit Like a dream But the whole Like the whole building Like we was trying to figure out Like was this Ops or something Just so we could Like who Who we could get up Get up on somebody You feel me Like somebody responsible And Nigga once we found out Like it was one of our own

49:04Swear to god bro What did Nip represent to you? Nothing, nigga. That was my big homie. What you mean? I'm crib. Why do you think I hit you so hard? That was my big homie. I'm 6-0. That was my big homie, bro. Like, that's Nip. Dead homies. And he's rich and he's still here. Like, what the f***? What the f***? I'm crib. Who the f***? I'm 6-0. Who the fuck would do some shit like that? Dead homies. I'm 6 '0. That's my big homie. I'm crib. Black Sam raised me. I'm 6 '0. That's family. That's my big homie, bro. I swear to God. Crip.

49:58To this day, God, that shit still hurt me, God. Oh, uh. I ain't trying to get up all your crying and shit. That was real shit. Nigga, that's my big old week. They killed it, bro. For what, for nothing, for nothing, bro. One of us, though. Nigga, you think they won't shit me? I'm way worse. 6-0. I'm way worse. Dead who? Quit. and I ain't trying to flex on you or nothing bro on SC but I'm way worse and look what niggas did to Nick dead homies what the f*** you thinking do to me why the f*** you think I'm mind gone SC dead homies nigga you know how many OD's and s*** I done have bro like on Crip and I don't give a f*** I'ma keep going SC dead homies and on 6-0 Crip if you catch me liking nigga on SC Crip don't me West Side on 60 because if I catch you I'm going to do the same allegedly dead homies did you know Eric?

51:10yeah I knew that yeah I knew that I used to man used to smoke cigarettes because man I used to be at Cook grandma's house grandma stayed by Crenshaw bro nigga used to kick it with that never had nothing going fool like waste of time like any with that name on 60 crypt them dead homies on 60s and i don't care on sc so when you don't have kind things to say about brick it comes from that originally any with that name bro on hood fuck them on 60 nigga team nip dead homies i'm team nipsey hustle bro i don't give a nigga that name dead homies that name that name on 6-0 that's on baby thirst that name bro on crit do you think that name's retired now like there won't be anymore i don't know and i don't care but whoever got that bro on crit and it could be whatever it's gonna be bro i swear to god fool and i don't got nothing to lose and i don't care bro because i'm gonna go out i'm gonna go out like queen latifah on SC.

52:18Dead homies. If you seen, set it off. Oh, okay. Fictional. I was wondering. I'm like, whoever got that name, whoever stands for that, whoever keeping it, whoever thought about keeping it, whoever is attached to that on 6-0, it's nothing else to say. I'm saying it on here. I've been saying it. I told everybody know. Nigga on Crip. If you team hustle, on who Crip? I'm team hustle on 60 Like I swear to god Like black sam Like nipsey hustle Like come on fool Like tiny cobbin Like adam bro Like on crib Not the other adam You feel me But on sc Like dead homies Like on crib Like that's something Like I don't play about Bro like I swear to god Like yeah my mind gone And shit Like when it come to facts And shit though bro Like on 60 Like nigga that's why I lost my mind, and I don't care, bro, on 60, because I'm going to get it back, and I got it back, on crib.

53:20You feel me? And I got the bag. Dead homies. I just, 6-0 crib. You don't need chains on, on 60. West side. But I'm just saying, fool, like, fuck them, bro. Anybody that, look, I'm crashing everything. I'm crashing anything. I don't give a fuck up on dead homies. 6-0. I'm Stewie. When some people have put it out there acting like there was multiple parties involved that other people maybe even said gave the go ahead. Hey, he got Draco. We are a couple of Dracos there, yeah. Rest in peace. Hey, I'm Crip. Every time I'm squabbling from Crip, I think about Cud and I do it for Cud and Tiny Shady. TSB, rest in peace, Tiny Shady, Blue Dane.

54:10Do you have interest in the conspiracy theories that people put out there about what exactly happened with Nip or to you is it as simple as the Eric dude crashed out? I ain't talking about that, bro. I'm not talking about that because for my mental health for the second my mental health, big bro. You feel me? I ain't gonna lie, fool, because I get around. Too much to even think about. Man, bro, like, Cub was a good fool. Like, who would do that, bro? Like, real shit. Like, who would do that? Jaleese, who would do that? Real shit. Good ass. Did any and everything for any and everybody. Like, who the fuck would do that?

54:50Real shit, bro. Like, that's fucked up, bro. Real shit, bro. And then it make me, like, damn, like, all right, I see why the homies is Wilshire and back. Like, don't come around you because you, man, do the same to it. So you feel like it's, like, some bad dog activity going on? Hell yeah. Yeah, the f*** all the time. So that's why you kind of fell back from your... I didn't fall back from 6-0 Crip. I'm just saying, like, yeah, it's just nothing makes sense, bro. Like, the f***. If I'm, man, just be real. You got to be real sometimes. Yeah, like, I'm neighborhood Crip for sure. I'm 60th Street Gang, all that.

55:31Damn, homies, I don't give a f*** on 6-0 Crip. But at the end of the day, it's a lot of faith too, bro. Like on SC fool Like Like How we chillin' on this block Plotting on these And we all from the same hood Like come on bro Like I'm just sayin' like Allegedly You feel me Like I'm just sayin' bro Since we Talkin' and sh** You feel me Like god damn bro Like none of this sh** On that homie's fool Like Crip Ah smokin' Allegedly But on that homie's fool Like I don't give a f**k About none of that Nancy Pelosi On Crip That's Draco Along with the truth Yo What I will say about that Though is that Hey what kind of shirt is this Adam That's our other brand I like this shit Appreciate that Thanks for having me though It's my pleasure I swear to god bro I would have been came I don't know Transportation I don't like taking a bus and a train I didn't have no car and the car I did have was thirsty.

56:37And, bro, I'm clear. But everything happened for a reason. And I landed, you know, the Eagle landed where it was supposed to land. And I'm here, you feel me? And I'm blessed and I'm thankful to be a guest on No Jumper. Because I'm a fan of No Jumper. Our pleasure to have you, man. I'm a huge fan of No Jumper. And Jaleese. Yeah, and I'm a huge fan of Jaleese. You hear me? Yeah. She puts the J in. Hey, you hear me? I wanted her here because I like her. Do you find the presence of a woman kind of soothing? Helps with the mental health? No? Hey, you know how to play blackjack? Blackjack? Basically, yeah.

57:21I'm good, bro. I swear to God, I'm good. You ever play poker? I know how to play poker. That's my thing, more so. I'm a blackjack nigga. For sure. Okay, so we got to get to this, but at what point did you start to have disagreements with people? I'm not going to go into the exact details, but no, go into it. On 6-0, we on here, nigga, let's do it. You had like, I don't want to say gay accusations, but, you know, accusations of stuff that is a little out there. So I had, have, and still have gay accusations, but you can't name one I ever did anything with. Like, on 60, like, yeah, bro, like, yeah, I got, like, I didn't used to fuck with nothing, bro.

58:09Like, real shit, like, until I got drugged, bro, on Crip. And after I got drugged, like, on 60 Crip, bro, like, that shit caused addiction, fool. Like, I'm not gonna lie, fool, like, they're homies, bro. Like when the little video came out and all the little weird with the water bottle and all that. I don't even remember doing that. Really? Oh, 60s. Who would drug you? I don't know. On Crip, I was at a party on hood and it was all type of people up in there. And I don't even want to get in all that, bro. Like, I'm not here to talk about all that. I'm not going to lie. But on 60 Crip, the world want to know.

58:46And I know y 'all want to know. And I'm going to give it to y 'all. Ron uncut. Somebody drug me, fool. Somebody put some shit in my water bottle full. I had some lean in there. Somebody put like three or four grams of crystal in there. And I know for a fact. Because when I drunk it, I tasted it. And then, I don't know. I just blacked out, bro. I just remember waking up the next morning and seeing that shit on the internet. Like, all the homies, the whole hood, blowing my phone up. Like, what's happening? What the fuck is this? What the fuck is this? Holy shit. I'm like, uh. 6-0, that's me? What?

59:176-0. The fuck? I'm on crib. so I'm on Crenshaw and Slauson when it come out. You feel me, Jaleese? I'm on Crenshaw and Slauson, and it's late at night. It's dangerous. It's late at night. It's like 11 o 'clock at night, and one of the homies is like, nigga, what the fuck is this? And I'm like, I just remember, I'm like, damn, on 6-0, what the fuck? I don't remember doing that shit. You really didn't know what the fuck you were looking at? Nigga, I didn't remember. Oh, my God. Like, I swear to God, nigga. So the crystal meth made you not remember? I don't know. Drugs, whatever the fuck was in that shit.

59:51Spice, whatever the fuck. I don't know. Bath, salt. I don't know what that shit was. All I know is I woke up the next day. It's a gay video of me having sex with a water bottle and shit. Dead homies, nigga. That shit is embarrassing. I got family and shit, bro. like and I'm looking at that and I'm like and I remember it's late at night and it's like like 40 50 homies we had club shells and the come out and homies like what the what's up with this like like cuz it's some gay I'm like on six old crit I don't remember nothing but on the dead homies get away from me I just start flashing on the homies bro and and all I remember was Coop was like, don't do that.

1:00:34Like, just go on the block, squabble up, do what you got to do. Like, it's gonna go bad for you if you do that. And I remember I calmed down, then I got in a car, then I was in a car with a name, AC, co-hearted AC, dead homies. And I get in a car with Cubs. I'm like, bro, take me straight to the block. Like all the homies, like we going to the block, we going on electric. So it's like, it's like 20 cars. We all going on 11th Ave. So we going on 11th Ave. This makes a right on 67th and tries to go another way. I'm like, bro, what are you doing? Drop me up. Take me to the block. He like, hold on, bro.

1:01:11I gotta get Blake. I gotta get Blake. I'm like, bro, like, no. On the dead homies, fool, like, now look like some buster. You feel me? Like, you trying to get away or something. So I open the door. I'm like, let me out the car. I get out the car and I jump in a murder van. I jump in a van with some more homies. So we go to the back on 11th average 71st boom I get down with I get down with a baby issue I get down with so dog I get down with cool cool dropped me that was only that dropped me back there uh but he helped me up right after he dropped me and um so I had three fades but the nigga that was orchestrating my fade was like, he was somebody and you know who he is, you feel me?

1:02:02And he was, I don't want to put it out there because it's still gang business, bro, you feel me? And he was like, hey, cuz ain't told on nothing and he ain't ran from no ops, just DP him, you feel me? Don't, don't, don't, don't stop him, don't, don't, don't stomp him out, you feel me? And he's like, but I gotta go. But I'm just saying, like, he's still a homie. So... I mean, that must have been the craziest feeling of your whole life because you didn't consciously even do anything, and here you are having to deal with all this. Listen, bro, so look. So, boom. Now my DP is getting orchestrated by a whole other section.

1:02:45I'm from Brian Hurst. This is from Gutters. This is around the time where it's like, and now, And this Ben didn't like me, and now he got the upper hand because he orchestrating my DP, and he talking about some put-off. And I just remember, I don't want to put names out there, the homies like non-DP cup. So I'm squabbling another. I get to squabbling. I think I was beating up Arco Blue or some. I'm beating up Arco Blue, and out of nowhere, like 50. all I remember is kick kick kick kick kick kick kick yeah I balled up who's not gonna ball up you're on the ground yeah helicopter I just remember hearing everybody run everybody ran everybody ran everybody and I'm just on the ground still back there and I'm like I wake up I wipe my eyes off my face I'm like what the scratches and I'm like damn the homies just packed me out I never been through this bro my hood just packed me out whoa damn what the f*** and I'm the only one back here you would think I would have ran everybody else ran I guess because they thought the police was coming or whatever I don't know so I'm back there on the floor I wake up I walk across the street I tell auntie call cuzo she called cuz oh i go to my house i'm living in the 30s at the time so what my mind is on but now i'm tripping yeah now now now my mind is on what i've been wanting to do for a long time you feel me now this you hear me so um yeah my mind was on that you feel me and And, you know, I played that game before.

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1:06:07there's no place like chrome check responses set up required compatibility and availability varies 18 plus this ain't this ain't there's nothing solid about this bro like what the it's a curse it's a it's a life bro like if you want to let it go ahead do it bro like i done did it i'm still doing it i hate it i'm not gonna lie fool like it's nothing like curse jail like fuck fool like who doesn't want to be free like like you got these that say they love this and yeah i love this like do you really though do you really because okay this is a crazy situation because i love it but you're someone who loves your hood so much that you got it all over your face all over your body etc but i'm not from 60s i'm from 6-0 it's a difference bro i'm from what i'm from 6-0 crib i'm not from rolling 60s from 6-0 i'm rolling what is the exact difference it's a difference on Crip, bro.

1:07:03You gotta just know to know. Like, it's a difference. 6-0 stand alone. You hear me, Jalees? 6-0 stand alone. Like, with 60s, I'm 6-0. I'm from 6-0 Crip, but I'm from Rowlands. But I'm not from Rowlands 60s, but I'm from 6-0 Crip. I'm 6-0 Crip. But it's still 60s, but on the dead homies, I'm from neighborhood block at the end of the day. So it's all whatever. I don't know. I beef with Hoovers. I beef with trays. I beef with Bloods. I beef with all that. I'm a crib, bro. At the end of the day, they see me. They're going to try to smoke me like they always do. It is what it is. You were 100 % sure even in that moment I did not just get put off.

1:07:46I just got a DP. You knew that that was the situation? My mind was kind of playing tricks on me for a minute. My mind was kind of like I knew it was a DP. I came back to the hood after that and i was still around and i ended up going to jail after that so when i ended up going to jail and doing my little pin time and that's when niggas started to say like oh we put because i'm like no you didn't put it off on six oh you gave me a bull as dp on 60s and i didn't have no black eyes or nothing or nothing fool okay and i went to jail what happened was i stopped hanging around you fool I got smart and I start trying to build a family with my girl and I start doing my thing you feel me and cause I start doing my thing just like oh yeah we got no and you didn't put shit off on 60s like I'm just saying if I got put off I'll say I got put off bro on crib who put me off never got what when where it's just crazy cause like then you get locked up and if you can survive in there what the Is anybody on the street going to tell you?

1:08:55I ain't going to lie. It was in there, bro. That shit is like, man, politics. That shit is way stricter than the streets. Like, well, as soon as I hit the pin, Wasco, D5, main line, homies already having a meeting. Everywhere I land, they already having a meeting about me already. Like, what's up, bro? What? All right, whatever. I'm a grown-ass man. even though I'm 19, but so what? Nigga, I'm going to take whatever. I don't care. Like, I done been, man, I done been through it before. I done been stabbed. By your own people or by? Allegedly, I done popped on. I done been popped. I done got popped on.

1:09:39Yeah, I'm like. Because normally you go to the county and you got all these different people that you're going to have to fight, but you're cool with your people. Now, all of a sudden, it's like you got fades and you got to worry about what the opinion is going to be of your own people, right? Everywhere I go, put it like this, everywhere I go, bro, I got to worry about ops. I got to worry about these old ass that been independent for 20, 30 years and always want to speak on my name and test me and see if I'm still with it. Like, yeah, whatever, whatever we're going to do, let's just do it. Like, you feel me?

1:10:15Like, whatever, let's just do it. And so I can keep living. I'm not going to PC up or nothing. And that's it. At the end of the day, fool, like, I'm not going to lie. Like, I still got heart, bro. And it's just like, I ain't going to lie, fool. Like, no, I'm not going out like that, bro. Yeah, it's always homies be hating on me. Like, just because I do my thing, bro, like, and I go hard and I do the most. Like, I walk around the county jail with a book with all my fades in there. And my goal is to add it up and put more on there. Like, you could ask Raw Chili. It's like your passport filled with all the...

1:10:53Yeah, like with all names on there, bro. Like, I swear to God, fool, like, it's my life. Like, I don't know, but then I don't want it to be my life, but it's my life, bro. And sometimes you got to say, fuck it. Like, man, I'm just going to go crazy. You feel me? Like, I really know how to fight, though, bro. Oh, I believe you. I really know how to fight, bro. I definitely believe that, yeah. You seem very committed. No, I just... I don't know, bro. I like squabbling, but when I black out, it's over. Over. Right. It just gets too crazy. Can we take a break? Punch it back in? Honestly, we're almost at our time limit right now.

1:11:34How long have we been doing this? Like an hour 10? Damn, it's been an hour 10. Yeah, we do like another 10 minutes. We get it. I'm thirsty. Oh, yeah. Chug away. No, nigga ain't doing this shit on here. Niggas get the... Oh, okay. Yeah, we can do a cut so you can chug some water. Oh, okay. I didn't think of. He's getting to have a water bottle joke and shit. So that's like one of the most common things that people have in life is water bottles. And now you got to deal with people wanting to make jokes about what you're doing. Everywhere I go, they might want to, eh, all right, yeah. Ugh. Good luck.

1:12:04That's crazy. That's what I tell them. Good luck. Damn. Yeah. But they do it from a distance. Yeah, because if somebody makes a joke, you're not scared to just be like, all right, let's get it cracking, huh? I'm getting awful. fool. Let a nigga play with me face to face. Let a nigga just try. I'm not gonna lie, bro. Just try. It's gonna be whatever it's gonna be. Whatever. I just gotta ask this. How did you feel when you saw Forex blow his hand off after knowing him and being the king of fades? Nah, that shit looked like it hurt. And then it's to every nigga that's like to everybody that be like because a lot of people be like hey bro this guy really liked like yes that really liked that fool like man I swear to god nigga love that it's fun being with that nigga in the county you gonna fight you gonna do a whole lot of fighting and shit so to you was it just like a tragedy of like damn he was like the fade king and then he lost his main weapon I just nah nothing I just met him and uh I've been hearing about him all my life and shit like I just he stayed down you feel me and whoever he was supposed to fight, I'll fight him on Crip.

1:13:18I'll fight him for a cup, bro, and I'm not going to lose 6-0. Whoever didn't get anybody, bro, any n***a, I swear to God, any n***a fool, and I'm not going to lose, and I'm not going to work out. All thunder, all thunder. I'm willing to take Fade's 4-4 extra, too. If he wants, I'm down. I feel like I opened that. Anybody ever say anything bad, anything about that n***a on Crip, I'm going to sock him in a c***. if you think I'm lying just try me just do it you gonna see cuz a good bro and he stand he stand on a lot of and I be would be like squashing wars and like in the county is like it's a lot can't even do that like yeah bro like I'm crazy like but like say say she get to like out of hand and shit to where now we instead of, you know, cause us to speak up and listen.

1:14:15You know? Really? The general. It's in his Instagram name. Is that a good nigga? I just have to ask this. You've got tons of face tattoos. Did you color in any of the ones on your forehead? Because some of them are really hard to read on the forehead. No, look. My whole face is a rag if you really look at it. Oh, okay. It's just like, Okay. My whole face is a rag. My nose is... Most of it is picked, like, county jail. Right. They pull and shit. Do you love the face tattoos, or is there any regret about them? Yeah, I'm tired of wearing this shit. Oh, really? It is pretty cool. I rep this shit on Crip, but...

1:14:55Niggas, man, shit. Pardon me that wishes I got more. You don't get nothing good, cut, like, on Crip. You look like you're the fucking shit. They do, huh? You walk into a room, everybody pay attention to you. just off that right i didn't get it because of that though like i got it because at point of time my life in my mind is like nigga this just this this like it is like everywhere i don't care like like this is what it is like this is what it is it's 60s or nothing like or what the

1:15:34hey it is what it is nah for sure so do you have like whack outs on your face that I'm just like not perceiving or is it more or just like you're good on that I got everything whacked out oh okay it's on my face it's everywhere for me but do you be trying to stare up like that Adam I was just asking I just like I can't I can't decipher exactly what part is Yeah, but they, everybody do. Everybody, you know? You gangbang, and you got enemies, and hurt your friends, hell yeah. I don't just wear this fashion, like, bro, like, I don't know. Definitely. When the sun come down, you know what I mean? If I saw you walking up on me in a dark alley, with all those face tattoos, I don't know, that's just gonna really make it clear you about to die what if i was just asking you for a dollar that would be the biggest relief of all time i'm gonna say i don't carry cash you got venmo

1:16:42um okay so did you witness cript mac uh handling any fades in jail over the years you're never around never with them oh okay not in the county but do you appreciate his cripping because i feel like he got an old school style of cripping I mean, bro, I don't He only wears all blue I mean, look I don't know, bro I can't speak for another Cripping and shit But I mean, cuz of homies, shit Like, I'm not finna Crip I don't I don't Went crazier than Man When it comes to, like, cripping and shit, bro Like, I don't know, fool Like A lot of people can't talk to me on that level I mean, I'm just saying, bro Like Just saying Yeah Yeah.

1:17:28Good Mac. Okay. I guess like the last thing I really wanted to ask about was just the big U case. The Rico. How did it feel when you seen that come down?

1:17:47I got to use the bathroom. Okay.

1:17:53You're a big U fan or?

1:18:01we're gonna get to that in a minute okay let me can I get some damn I need a refreshing like I ain't smoke no weed or nothing bro like I yeah that's is that's I ain't gonna lie I love Unc but

1:18:24that's

1:18:27that nigga's great man did you know Rayshon there's a question I know everybody okay I know all of them I mean I know yeah I think like right it's not just these dudes they know me we all you know alright let me just say A lot of people saying free big you. Sure. But more like industry people, not necessarily a lot of the people that you might think would normally be saying free big you. Definitely. If we were to go through everybody, we might notice some gaping holes in who has said free big you. Let me smoke a blunt. And I want to talk about that for real. What was it? What was it talking about?

1:19:23bro. Big U Fed case. Great baby on it. Loose Cannon on it. Hey, before we get on that, I like your style. I like your style. Appreciate that. You smart. You feel me? I like your style. I came on here getting me, her and shit, but it's bigger than that, bro. I've been wanting to meet you, bro. I appreciate that. Like, uh, I'm a fan of your show. I'm a fan of the things you do. You feel me? And because you give Street the opportunity to make money. You give Street opportunity to come together and you help the streets, bro. I appreciate that. A lot of people be saying, like, bro, everybody always going to have something to say.

1:20:08Just keep doing your s***, bro. Keep doing your s***. Keep your podcast. Keep this s***, bro. Keep it. Build it strong. Have strong leaders like how you got these leaders and s*** like her and bro and them. You feel me? for real bro on Crip because really watch this bro in in jail this is way bigger than on the streets I have heard that before I swear to God bro that's all everybody talk about in jail that's kind of crazy yeah like like I had a lot of people get locked up and tell me like yo an intake and whatever they're just talking about let me spit something go crazy hey play this beat though real quick please I know it by heart play it on your phone what is the beat It's called Play Young Thug times Future Type Beat.

1:20:57It's going to be tough from a YouTube perspective. It's going to come right up. Play Young Thug X Future Type Beat Out of Reach, O-U-T-T-A-R-E-A-C-H. Okay. And then I'm going to touch on that, which you wanted me to touch on. All right. So I'm going to just ask the last question one more time, and then we can get out of here. It was the big U thing, not if you're seeing the Rico come down. Look, I'm going to just say this. that shit is fucking crazy. I don't know shit. I don't know nobody that knows shit. I don't want to know shit. I don't even want to hear about that shit because I really love that shit.

1:21:34And that nigga's going through it. And that nigga really got kids, bro. Really got family. He's a real person. People think they read this shit and they think he's a real person. with some accusations on him. You feel me? Like, fuck, bro. Like, just think, fool. Like, that was a coach at Crenshaw. Like, kids and shit that really love that. You just crazy. Like, what the fuck? That nigga, bro, he's not to be played with. Leave him alone. So you don't think he was breaking the law or anything? Leave him alone. I mean, you break the laws. that certain laws are of interest to the authorities. Leave him alone.

1:22:23Leave him alone. Don't even bring him up. He not to be played with, bro. He don't bring him up, bro. Real shit. Don't bring him up, big bro. You never knew Loose Cannon? Man, that nigga's a robot. Look, look. Look, look, look. This nigga's such a cartoon character, bro. This tells me that he's finna sign me. Yeah, I think I'm broke. I don't, you feel me? I'm just hearing this shit. And he sends me a fake contract. And I call him. I said, hey, bro, this shit don't look real. I said, hey, uh, how much you gonna sign me for? He said, yeah, uh, you ain't gonna get nothing until, you know what I mean?

1:23:07We waiting on some shit to clear. I'm like, what? Damn, homies, don't ever talk to me. Then again, he like, hey, bro, meet me at a studio in Long Beach. So I go to Long Beach. I'm on my way to Long Beach.

1:23:24I stopped at the burger place or something. Whatever right there. His fat ass. The fat. The fat. Charisse. The TI. What's her name? The tiny looking. You feel me? You saw her in Long Beach? The buff ass lotto. Oh my God. You feel me? This is like a buff ass lotto. Cockroach body built ass. You're crazy. This look like she's been snorting spice. How you snort spice? I don't know. That bitch, man, on NC, that bitch is bunk. Westside. Okay. On Hood, that bitch right there, her fat ass eating a fat ass burger. You feel me? What the fuck is this? You feel me? You just had me just meet up with this bunk ass, weird ass, fat ass, dead homies.

1:24:09Nigga, that bitch didn't even tear it off. You feel me? Dead homies, bro. Waste of time. Like, lie. He never showed up. tried to send me$60 on Apple Pay. Oh my God. I'm like, like, bro, like I don't want no money for that. You just could have said you can made it. You feel me? Like, I got a ride way out here. I don't have a car right now. He did some, that's why I don't quit him, but that just be lying. And he just do a lot for attention. Like I always kept it cool with him, but ultimately he told me that he told everybody that he produced music for Drake. I asked Drake, Drake has no idea who he is.

1:24:44He said he was four. He said he was 32. He's 42. Hey, him and his bitch live a fake life. Both of them bitches, they live in Vegas, fool. So it's a fake life. Like, they're not here. You feel me? They're somewhere else. You feel me? Yeah. They're fake, fool. Like, they think they're rich. They're not rich. You're not rich. You're not rich. They definitely have some money. I don't know exactly where it's coming from. Man, they're not rich, though, bro. And, like, yeah, they got a couple dollars. Yeah. They might, whatever. That nigga didn't have no cup of dollars when I've seen that. See, don't be.

1:25:22See, I didn't put it that close. You know, you look like Mark Zuckerberg. Look at that. I wish I looked like him. He's got a little bit more clean cut looking than I am. But he just is like a club bro now. I want to be like the autistic Asperger's type version. I like cold drinks. I like to chill. That's too close.

1:25:59Don't you dare move the mic two inches closer to my face when it's still two feet away from my face. He thinks it's funny. Keep playing. I appreciate you coming through for real. This was a great interview. I feel like we learned a lot. It's going to start a lot of conversation out there. Yeah, man. We appreciate your time. For real. Whenever you want me, it's a pleasure to come. Yeah, for sure. We got to run it back. Let me talk to you off camera about that, though. Yo, Stuboy Blue, shout out to my girl, Jalise. Yo, I appreciate you, bro. This is a long-awaited interview, but it ended up being totally worth it.

1:26:37Damn, how long was it? My bad, bro. When I started rapping and shit, I ended up... No, I could feel how much you loved it. That was crazy. I didn't mean to fucking be disrespectful. No, no, no. It's good. It's good, man. Yo, shout out my man, Stew Boy Blue. Hey, yo. Stay. Hey, you hear me? Yeah. Leave him alone. I'm trying to get up like you get up. On what? Whatever concoction you're on, that's what I want to be on. Were you on camera right now? Yeah. Oh, yeah. I don't. Oh, okay. Leave him alone. I ate an edible the other day that knocked me on my ass. but maybe I shouldn't be messing around with whatever you're on.

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