In short
The No Jumper Show episode #390 discusses (1) Kodak Black “snitching” rumors tied to an interrogation video and whether he actually cooperated, and (2) the fallout around Lil Meech and the BMF series ending, including 50 Cent trolling and claims that Lil Meech may be left jobless/homeless.
Guests / speakers
The episode is hosted by No Jumper personalities including Adam “No Jumper” (referenced), plus recurring co-hosts/regulars such as Lush and Flacco. “Big Rick” calls in from Utah. “Munchie” and “Wack” are discussed as public figures from a separate argument/call, not as in-studio guests.
Guest backgrounds (as described in the episode): Lush and Flacco are longtime hip-hop/media figures associated with No Jumper and street-rap commentary. Big Rick is a caller who positions himself as a “real street” voice commenting on Big Meech/Lil Meech and 50 Cent.
Key claims
- Flacco argues Wack 100’s paperwork/claims indicate Kodak took 100% blame and did not implicate others; Whack is portrayed as clearing names when he believes it’s true.
- The show frames the “snitching” narrative as opportunistic and potentially damaging to Jackboy, since audio/video was allegedly edited/doctoring was discussed.
- On BMF/Lil Meech: 50 Cent allegedly canceled the series after Lil Meech chose his father (Big Meech) amid the 50 vs. Big Meech conflict; commenters say Lil Meech’s public involvement amplified the situation.
Notable examples
- Kodak’s interrogation video is dated around Oct 15, 2015; discussion includes Kodak being a minor in the clip and the claim that vocals were edited to make it sound like names were said.
- The episode references the “Munchie vs. Wack” argument and the Tee Grizzly connection as the context.
- BMF cancellation is tied to a Rick Ross-related photo moment and broader “cash out” vs. street-code debate.
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOHalloween Costumes and Plans
0:45 to 3:54
The hosts discuss their Halloween plans and costume ideas, sharing laughs.
“Hits another one, not like the other one.”
First Job Stories
3:54 to 5:46
The hosts share their first job experiences and memorable moments.
“like like it's like a doll like with Yeah Are you gonna hold the baby or she gonna hold it?”
Job Challenges and Quitting
5:46 to 7:47
The conversation turns to the challenges faced at jobs and the decision to quit.
“It was like, what was that, Black Friday in November?”
Delivering Time-Sensitive Documents
7:47 to 8:36
A discussion about delivering important documents and the role of a courier.
“Obviously, he had to call the police because of what happened.”
Unexpected Deliveries
8:36 to 14:01
The hosts recount their craziest experiences while delivering documents and items.
“Was it a volunteer or was it getting paid?”
Delivering Prosthetic Parts
14:01 to 14:33
An unusual story about delivering medical supplies, including prosthetics.
“And look, that's a nice building, but it's janky.”
Kodak Black and Jackboy's Changing Relationship
14:34 to 16:36
A discussion on the evolving relationship between Kodak Black and Jackboy.
“This is the craziest experience I had, right?”
Snitching Allegations Against Kodak Black
16:37 to 20:19
Analyzing the snitching claims against Kodak Black and Wack 100's investigation.
“We're just talking about the kids right now.”
Wack 100's Influence and Network
20:20 to 22:41
Exploring Wack 100's role in creating a support network within the community.
“It's like a shark with blood in the water.”
Debate on Munchie and Wack's Argument
22:42 to 28:00
An analysis of the argument between Munchie and Wack, highlighting their dynamics.
“I'm going to bring something up that's prehistoric, and it's going to hit.”
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Opium's Impact at Rolling Loud
28:00 to 29:11
Discussion on the influence of Opium and its artists at Rolling Loud.
“Yeah, Destroy Lonely, Ken Carson, all these fools, Homicide Gang.”
Kodak Black Snitching Controversy
29:12 to 30:26
Analysis of rumors surrounding Kodak Black and the implications of snitching.
“But doesn't that prove how much of a hater you are?”
Personal Drug Experiences and Perspectives
30:27 to 31:32
Hosts share their personal experiences with drugs and the pressures of dependency.
“It should make you feel like a little weird.”
The Evolution of Dance and Music Culture
31:33 to 33:15
A look back at dance trends and their cultural significance within music.
“And it kind of, like, made me just look at everything I'm doing a lot differently.”
Lil Meech's Job Loss and Family Conflict
33:16 to 34:48
Discussion on Lil Meech's job loss and the conflict between family and career.
“You can see me on Instagram go crazy about that too, bro.”
50 Cent's Influence and the BMF Series
34:49 to 39:31
Exploration of 50 Cent's influence over the BMF series and its implications.
“Yeah, with that being said, thank you for bestowing us with your jerk legendary history.”
Guest Call-In Discussion
39:32 to 42:01
A guest caller shares insights about Big Meech and past events related to him.
“So like, okay, at a certain point, at a certain point, and I know 50's like transcended just being a street dude.”
Big Rick Calls In About Lil Meech
42:01 to 44:55
Discussion about Big Meech's past actions and their implications.
“As soon as Lloyd Banks did that show with them people that he wasn't supposed to do a show with, you're out of here.”
Critique of Lil Meech and Big Meech
44:56 to 48:25
Exploration of the intelligence and decisions made by Lil Meech and Big Meech.
“Tell you, like, you wouldn't need 50 Cent to monetize off your story because, niggas, like, the story is your story.”
Legal Insight on Big Meech's Case
48:26 to 51:51
Insights on the legal proceedings Big Meech faced and the implications of his letters to the judge.
“Okay Right right right That's the one who was telling Yeah And then Teddy signed it over to 50 But I'm sure like Yo they could find a way around that You feel me?”
Discussion on Hacking and Tech Issues
51:52 to 54:15
Hosts react to alleged hacking incidents during the show.
“Just, you know, I'm not calling anybody anything.”
Analysis of Celebrity Relationships
54:16 to 56:00
Discussion on the impact and implications of celebrity relationships, focusing on women like Summer Walker.
“I want to see just the little mitch movie.”
Summer Walker's Evolution
56:00 to 1:00:50
Explore how Summer Walker's music and personal choices reflect her growth.
“Like, oh, she's off the, just trying to be in love, like, with a hood nigga.”
YFN Lucci's Decision
1:00:50 to 1:02:30
Discussion on YFN Lucci rejecting a deal to testify against Young Thug.
“Was this a real nigga move by YF and Lucci or a stupid decision?”
Kodak Black's Interrogation Controversy
1:02:30 to 1:04:20
Analysis of Kodak Black's recent controversies and how they're perceived.
“Would y 'all be mad if you seen Adam typing nigga on the keyboard?”
Shooter's Legal Troubles
1:04:20 to 1:10:04
Insight into the legal implications surrounding Shooter's case and statements.
“And all you did was put him in the algorithm.”
Discussion on Trust and Relationships in the Streets
1:10:04 to 1:12:09
Exploring the dynamics of trust and relationships within street culture.
“Now, on this recording, shooters mentioning names who supposedly did the burglary, right?”
Navigating Influence and Peer Pressure
1:12:10 to 1:13:40
How influences and peer dynamics affect decision-making and behavior.
“I'm sure you're doing your due diligence, bro.”
Understanding Personal Backgrounds and Adaptation
1:13:41 to 1:15:44
Insights into how personal backgrounds shape interactions within community contexts.
“That don't just come with when a nigga say, come over here, let's hang out, let's roll something up.”
Social Interactions and Perceptions
1:15:45 to 1:17:58
Examining how social contexts and perceptions influence behavior and relationships.
“Did this dude be in there playing Shy Guy?”
Humor and Commentary on Viral Trends
1:17:59 to 1:24:01
A lighthearted take on current social media trends and viral phenomena.
“How far after I left did they call and tell you why I came up her and asked the questions about you.”
Wild Stories of Deceptive Encounters
1:24:01 to 1:25:00
Learn about bizarre and humorous tales involving deceptive setups in social situations.
“Listen, when I tell you, I be crying, nigga, tears.”
Reflections on Life Choices and Consequences
1:25:01 to 1:27:33
Hear stories about personal experiences with crime, family, and the impact of choices on future generations.
“No, but that's our boy that'll be dealing with the rapist woman.”
Understanding Friendships and Loyalty
1:27:34 to 1:30:15
Explore the complexities of friendships and loyalty in the face of difficult circumstances.
“I didn't know them studs be that silly, bro.”
Navigating Relationships and Perceptions
1:30:16 to 1:32:05
Discuss the nuances of relationships and how perceptions can alter dynamics and friendships.
“Like if any factor - You know how I am, especially with kids.”
Controversial Incidents in Pop Culture
1:32:06 to 1:37:46
Examine recent controversies involving public figures and the implications of their actions.
“Like, he would rather not have to deal with, you know, and I'm not speaking out of him.”
Interracial Relationships and Cultural Dynamics
1:37:47 to 1:38:03
Analyze the complexities and cultural dynamics within interracial relationships.
“And on the show, she was making it seem like she was allies and best friends with the two black girls, Shelly and Olandria.”
Interracial Relationships and Racial Dynamics
1:38:03 to 1:39:15
A discussion on the complexities and perceptions surrounding interracial relationships, particularly focusing on black men and white women.
“I was laughing at the absurdity of it and or it's AI, right?”
Racism and Cultural Identity
1:39:16 to 1:40:55
Exploring the impact of cultural backgrounds on racism and personal relationships, with anecdotes about different communities.
“black men in Thailand and how the women are fantasizing about them.”
Cultural Privilege and Relationships
1:40:56 to 1:43:00
Analyzing how cultural privilege affects romantic relationships between individuals of different races and ethnicities.
“That'd be giving y 'all a license to say certain things and act a certain way.”
Intimidation in Interracial Dating
1:43:01 to 1:44:41
Discussing the perception of intimidation faced by white men when dating black women and the implications of this dynamic.
“No, not even, I don't even think it's too much to think about.”
Racial Identity and Disassociation
1:44:42 to 1:46:22
Exploring the disassociation some ethnic groups have from the black identity and the implications of this behavior.
“If you like white men, though, but you don't.”
Jamaican Culture and Influence
1:46:23 to 1:47:20
Discussing the cultural significance of Jamaican music and its impact on Caribbean identity.
“Like, when you think about Caribbean culture, you think about Jamaica.”
Reality TV and Relationships
1:47:21 to 1:49:15
A lighthearted banter about reality shows like 'Love Island' and their portrayal of relationships.
“So is this shit better than Jersey Shore?”
Black Zach's Legal Troubles
1:49:16 to 1:51:29
Discussing the arrest of rapper Black Zach on serious charges and the implications for his reputation.
“34-year-old Zachary Chapman, who goes by the rapper named Black Zach, pleaded not guilty in federal court yesterday.”
The Impact of Social Media on Crime
1:51:30 to 1:52:00
Analyzing how social media and technology are influencing crime investigations and legal proceedings.
“Now, murder for hire has to come with a cause.”
The Impact of Technology on Crime
1:52:00 to 1:57:25
Discussion on how technology and social media have changed criminal investigations.
“No, I know that, but I'm saying in recent news, it's coming up a lot.”
Consequences of Conspiracy in Crime
1:57:25 to 1:59:28
Exploration of the moral and legal implications of hiring others to commit crimes.
“Like you might really, really, somebody did something horrible to you and you're like, this is what you need to do.”
Cultural Commentary and Humor
1:59:28 to 2:06:00
Light-hearted discussion about pop culture, social dynamics, and humor intertwined with serious discussions.
“I would have had a whole different take on him.”
Lush's Artistic Journey and Comeback
2:06:00 to 2:06:31
Discussing Lush's return to his artistic flow and the creative process.
“I'm really proud of what you've been doing, man.”
Transcript
Automatic transcript. May contain errors.0:02Turn it up. Storm has zero sugar and 200 milligrams of caffeine. So you can turn that workout up a notch. Good energy in, good energy out. Energy for life.
0:22You got caught red-handed, bro. Just kidding. I don't do nothing. I don't know nothing about Nathan. You feel me? Hey. That boy got caught. Right-handed. With that being said, you feel me? With another platoon of goons getting wet like a monsoon and we are live. It's a No Jumper Show Thursday at noon. You feel me? Don't monkey around with a baboon. Yo, play a Pinal Lush Uno. Back with another installment, baby. You feel me? Hits another one, not like the other one. Free my brother Brick with me at all times. You feel me? How y 'all doing? Tay F to the third power. You feel me? Yeah, yeah. And of course, you feel me?
1:04He not TLC, but he is a creep. What's happening with it? You know what it is. Them intros be crazy. You be talking real slick so the charges don't stick. Low-key was a pimp in his last life. Classic. A broken clock is right twice a day, brother. I attribute it all to God. And of course, we got the prom queen herself, Miss No Jumper 2025. Come on, give it up, man. You see the type of wave she's giving? That's not regular. I mean, that's very like. Supposed to be slow. She used to the damn, what's it called? The parades. Yeah. She's straight out the parades. Watts Finest. The burger. I have been in the Watts Christmas Parade, too.
1:46Check me out. You already know. Oh, you wouldn't have really got that made. Yeah, I got this from Etsy. Okay. On the internet. This is going to be my Halloween costume. because I was going to put you guys all in a group chat last week after the episode and asked to wear costumes, but then I stopped. I was like, no, it's too girly. I don't want to break the bonus. But then I saw you with Adam. I think I said something and took my message back. Yeah, I just deleted it. I got scared. But then I saw Munchie in a wig, and I saw you with your face painted. I was like, goddammit. We had the king. Now he's not even the mayor.
2:19We got the king of England. Elvis. You feel me? Elvis, Munchie. We had one of the 32 black NHL players, young and hefe. Yes, I saw that. And we had a transgender juggalo, me. That was who? That was me. I did not know that was who the whole time. It was a transgender juggalo. No, I'm kidding. Don't assume my gender. And, of course, we had a slice of pepperoni pizza at him because that wasn't no cheese pizza before y 'all start making allegations. You feel me? They tried to pizza gate my boy But he was clearly a slice of pepperoni You feel me There wasn't no cheese Pizza gate is crazy Pizza gate is crazy Y 'all ain't see it Like Man They thought my boy was trying to allude to something I was gonna actually dress up today There you go Yeah Yeah but I'm like The same costume every year I was just gonna be a ninja Okay Honestly like I didn't wanna like Get racist But I was thinking like It'd be super hard If you were Kim Jong-un For Halloween Bro that would be tough Oh shit You know what I'm gonna actually look up And see if I can get that costume For next year Cause that would be tough I'll be a dictator.
3:19Just get the little suit. Yeah, I'll be a dictator. You look harder in red, Lush. You function right? Yeah, I'll work with it. Flaming Lush. It's half cold, too. All right. What about you? Hey, I got a question, though. Is it doing too much? Because I'm hosting a big Halloween show tomorrow with the homies, No Fun LA. It's going to be super jerking. I want to know, is it crazy if me and my girl, if I go as a Planned Parenthood doctor? Yeah, that's tough. That's hilarious. That's fire. Is that doing a lot? No, I mean as long as she's not looking in distress as long as she looks happy. I want to have like a like a like a baby like like it's like a doll like with Yeah Are you gonna hold the baby or she gonna hold it?
4:02I think like we should also it should be okay As long as y 'all share our baby burden. I've seen somebody that was a Planned Parenthood a worker the other day That's what I'm thinking like I was gonna get like a Dr. Smock right Planned Parenthood, but then I was also I I forget. One of the home, I think it was Kenny asked, was like, I want to just do something where I have like a very conservative slogan and then a very liberal slogan right underneath it so nobody can say nothing. It'll affect the outside one. Antifa gonna catch you. Yeah, yeah. It'd be like an Antifa. It'd be like one. At this point, you antagonizing both sides.
4:35Yeah, yeah, yeah. So now you gotta deal with, Who side do you want? Who do you support? Yeah, exactly. And that's like kind of the thing. I feel like a Planned Parenthood doctor might piss some people off. A lot of people. But it's fire though. I think it's fire too Especially if it's a competition Y 'all for sure taking that home You feel me? Like, hey What's y 'all playing for Halloween? I'm just taking my kids The traditional shit, man That's right I'm going to New York I'm leaving after this I'm going to the airport You playing out tonight? Yeah She getting flued out I'm flying myself now She's getting flued out I've never been flown out I've never been flown out I've never been to New York Yeah, my college roommate She moved out there I'm going to see how the New York people Do Halloween I mean, there's a big parade, apparently.
5:18I'm going to the aquarium tomorrow. Oh, that's fire. Long Beach Square. You can't do a more Long Beach thing. I'm about to be dressed up for sure tomorrow. I'll probably dress up like a goldfish or something. There's a hell of people that are going to be dressed up at Shoreline Village. Yeah. Yeah. Shoreline, 2nd Street, Naples. Naples is where I want to end my night at. That's where my first job was, Ted, Shoreline Village. Oh, where? Yeah. It was a real estate office. Okay. How was your first job? My first job, I'm like flipping burgers. I was like, this is camp counselor. I was in the state office.
5:48Yeah, real estate office. I was the cart boy in Target. I'll never forget when I got fired. Well, actually, I fired myself. It was like, what was that, Black Friday in November? Mm-hmm. And, bro, it was like 300 carts, and I'm consistently putting them in, but they consistently going out. And it's like, bro, I quit. It's only one cart boy. They don't even give me the machine, bro. Like, I'm manually pushing carts inside. I literally quit on the spot. They're like, yo, you still in your probation area where you can't quit. Bro, I'm quitting. I'm done. Yeah, yeah. What do you mean I can't quit? If you know they got like a 60-day probation hearing or whatever for like, you can't quit, they just like, I guess they just write in notes to see if they're going to keep you or not.
6:23But or what? That's what I'm saying. Or what? Well, I mean, they didn't give me my last check. That's what I'm saying. That was the or what, but it was cool shit. I don't accept that from jobs because if you wanted to fire me, you wouldn't give me any notice. So if I want to quit, I'm out. Yeah, I'm out of here. So like, okay, my technical, what was your first job, Green? AAA. LA. That's awesome. Not an ad. But I was, I was like just assisting the people who was like towing car. We was doing PPI. It's the private property impounds, like towing people out of the red spot. So we was like the hated people and shit.
6:58I'm getting mad at hearing this. Yeah. The people that was, you come outside your shit, go on out your, out your apartment type thing. So, but you had to be 25 in order to actually drive and be covered by the insurance. So I was just like assisting. You're just like cooking. Yeah. That's how you watch y 'all have no show. I mean, was there, because I know you had some altercations. Yeah, for sure. What's the gnarliest? Pomona was the craziest shit. Checks out. Pomona, yeah. Checks out. You know where the, it's like a pink motel right off a foothill in between town and Gary. I know, yes. I don't know the pink motel, but I know that area very well.
7:40Yeah, yeah, yeah. So we went to go toast somebody up out of there, bro, and got flashed on. Yeah. The blick whipped out on us. Did y 'all put him back? Did y 'all just get... Hell no. Blackpool or Mexican? Obviously, he had to call the police because of what happened. Blackpool or Mexican? Mexican. Mexican. Yeah. That's... They are wild in Pomona. That's how we do it in Pomona, bro. And what he talking about is right in the middle of, like, you feel me? Foothill, for sure. Foothill is... Between town and Gary. Gary, yeah. That's like right... Hell yeah. Don't they spell town with T-O-W-N-E? Yeah.
8:13Yeah, I've been over there before too. Yeah, just like the DTLA town. But the, okay, so my first technical job, really I was a camp counselor. You feel me? When I was 16. You said a what? A camp counselor. Was this a religious camp or a regular camp? No, it was a sports camp. Okay. Picture that, right? Like I was somewhat like competently athletic when I was younger. Like, you know, I could play sports a little bit, whatever. I worked at Olympic Sports Camp, which was at the high school I went to, Uni High over there in West L.A. Yeah, it was lit. Was it a volunteer or was it getting paid? No, I was getting paid.
8:46That was my first job. Yeah, I was 16. I was 16. And really, I was already making money because I'm slanging. You feel me? But I had to get a job. My parents said, all right, for sure. You feel me? I'll work at the summer camp because you feel me. And then one day, I had eight shrooms at the job. And already I kind of felt like, like I felt like the, like the weirdo at the job anyway, like it felt like everybody was, they knew each other and I was like the new person or whatever. And like, they was all like talking about sports. I'm just like thinking about drugs. You feel me? So I already felt like on the outs and then I took shrooms.
9:23And then we're the group of kids that I'm coaching. They're like the little kids. They're like the six-year-olds. You feel me? So it's turned down. It's turned down, but no, you have to be very attentive. Yeah, you have to be alert. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And, like, but we, so, like, they're still at the age where they don't pitch to each other yet in baseball. And baseball is the main sport you play at the end of the day, right? That's, like, what everyone looks forward to all day is baseball. And so we pitch into them, and I'm shrooming, fool. I'm throwing balls over the backstop. You feel me? Like, literally, like, I'm throwing it, like, 50 feet over these kids' heads.
9:59Like, I don't even realize, so I'm shrooming. And they're like, yeah, get this guy out of here Wait, so you was shrooming at a camp? Hell yeah Bro, was he tripping out like on trees and such? Bro, I didn't realize like how like Much the shroom was just It was a day camp, it's not a sleep away, you feel me But yeah, it's like trees and grass I didn't realize how much It was gonna Yeah, yeah, yeah I didn't know that it was gonna like Do all that and then I'm gonna have to have conversations with like my boss And children and all this, like you feel me That's been a while, bro That's a great movie idea It was fun It was fun I thought your first job was Instagram Rap Battles When did you get into that anyway That's when I started making money Actually doing jobs That happened When I moved to Oakland It's funny I wonder if y 'all experienced the same thing I feel like nobody care about you And what you want to do Until you go somewhere else and they rock with it You feel me Like, like LA growing up, like, and I was like popular and all that in my school and all that.
11:03I always just felt like a nobody. And there was like no chance of shining out here. And I moved up to Oakland and they started like, they messing with me. You feel me? And they like, oh, like this kid, he's cool. He can rap. And I started using my LA hustle to, to jug and finesse and all that up there. And then, so I'm like throwing my own, we start just throwing our own events because like at first wasn't, uh, you know, I clicked up with the crew. and all that and wasn't nobody trying to book us we're like man we throw on shows you feel me and then our shows became the most popping thing in the damn bay and everybody's like oh we can't like then they had to book us but that's when like back home in la people started jockeying but yeah that's when i started throwing the rap battles and all that all around the same time i was like 22 but i i had regular jobs you feel me before that i was a um my favorite job ever was delivering time sensitive documents throughout the tri-valley area as a courier what was that?
12:00so like real estate you know how like were you serving eviction notices? no no but it's that it's basically I think eviction notices you have to be like a representative of the city that's like a sheriff or something yeah yeah that's a sheriff's office job specifically you're a sheriff yeah I'm Brandon but it's the same like it's documents that are that important so you know like when you buy in a house it might be like a 3 million dollar purchase right so it's nothing for them to put a 10 ,000 dollar delivery fee on the document getting signed because there's all these others so you're not even you know so that's very common so they would be like okay go to this title agency pick this up and deliver it at this address and it's all like we're on chirpers bro that's like low key equivalent to what Crete was doing like that.
12:53They were trying to fire on you for that. Yeah, but no, it wasn't like negative stuff. It was like... Money transactions. Yeah, it'd be like money transactions. You're serving people. That's different. Yeah, I wasn't serving nobody, but this was the weirdest thing. I've been serving you for that. Of course. Of course. Did you ever try to fight the person that served you? Nah, I just act like I didn't see him. I just kept walking. He just kept putting it on my face, bro. Like, to the certain point, I just had to take it. Like, bro, just give me the paper, bro. One of my most favorite jobs was...
13:20I ain't gonna say the name of it, but I used to be the maintenance manager at one of the popular high-rises in downtown. Broken in good jobs. So I used to stay. Obviously, I had an apartment in there for free. You worked at the Orsini, ain't you? Man. I know. For real? Hey, that's... Hey, what's up? And the Orsini's is popping, too. And the Orsini's is popping. Hey, one of the most popular ones. I'm called, bro. You from L.A., you know. But I'm saying like, you know, a nigga got to stay in there for free and all that. The only thing about that job being a maintenance manager is the on-call thing.
13:54You have to show up. So you could be way in the IE, Vegas, where if somebody call you, it's a flood. If it's, you got to go. You have to show up. And look, that's a nice building, but it's janky. Everybody's hair trapping, you feel me? It wasn't the Orsini specifically, but it was one of the ones. Yeah, yeah. That's the Fidham thing. Listen, it was in that area. Yeah, no, for sure. but I will say this, delivering time-sensitive documents, not only was it things that I was talking about, we also had to deliver like body parts. Like when I say body parts, I mean like prosthetic pieces for kneecaps and things like that.
14:31I thought I was delivering like fingers. Like a kidney. Hey, I'll say this, all right? This is the craziest experience I had, right? They had me go to, and I would know when I went to a hospital, it'd be normally like prosthetic parts and all that. I go to a hospital somewhere in Frisco So, and this, and remember this before GPS on your phone and all that, you feel me? We use a map quest and the Thomas guide book. If you young as don't know nothing about that, it was like a map book. You feel me? So I go pick up the thing and it says must store it. 70 point, 72.6 degree, like very specific temperature.
15:04It's in a cooler. And then they had me delivering it on like some unknown military base in the cuts and frisk. I was like, it's like an alien fetus in here. oh my god I don't know what was in there to this day it's a bigfoot egg brontosaurus egg for real so okay it's a Kodak so it's a Kodak black biggest op Jackboy but let's just like re-clarify that they've had a very a relationship that's changed a lot over the years also at one point was like one of his closest friends. So, you feel me? And we've seen him with Choo Choo, with Jack Boy, with a lot of the different people he'd be around. Kodak fall in and out of favor with them, it seemed like.
15:54Kodak Black, quote unquote, according to Flacco, biggest op, Jack Boy, linked an interrogation video of Kodak Black where he claims Kodak Black snitching. Kodak gave descriptions and names to the police in the video, but the voice of the streets whack 100 did his own investigation and concluded that kodak did not snitch let's take a look and see what we think if whack saying he didn't snitch this is like a very rare occurrence you feel me normally it's the other way but he will do that though what will he clear somebody's name he'll clear someone's name and people reach out to him to clear their name but normally it don't turn out that way you feel me let's see what bro i just say
16:50You can't hear nothing, right? I don't need to remember that. Let's do this. Let's start. I don't know what you're going to do. We're just talking about the kids right now. That's like October 15, 2015. Oh yeah.
17:10He was already, that's like when he was first coming out as a rapper. That's like damn near no flocking error. Is that no flocking error? Damn near. He was already in them streets. For sure. I've been in them streets since he was like 11, 10. Yeah, I've seen the craziest videos of young Kodak. Kodak was older. Did y 'all see the video of Kodak where he's like super young? He gotta be like 6 or 7. He's rapping? Yeah, he's like singing. I just saw it. I was like, damn, this fool is just so talented. He's just like... Some people are born with him. Yeah, he born with it for real. Like that, he remind me like of this video I seen of Beyonce when she's a little ass kid singing.
17:46Doing the talent show? Yeah, yeah. And it's like, damn, Kodak really liked that. Like he just... Every time I think about Kodak, I think about that video when he was like... I was like, cocaine? Don't ever associate me with that drug. I don't do cocaine. I do meth. I was like, damn, you said that like I was better or something. You seen the video, bro said, yeah, I don't do it, but I tried it. I tried it. New Kodak music out tomorrow. And you got to respect his honesty. I got to respect his honesty. You feel me? Like for him to be looking like that on video, for him to deny it, it'll be like, come on, bro, what's going on?
18:25I'm essentially Kodak White, if we're being honest. Kodak White. Fuck with him. What do you say? Bring your car today? I got my car today He got your car, okay He got his car today Alright I'm behind Listen to me Listen to me Vince We gonna get this fixed for y 'all right quick Don't even trip Oh, yeah, yeah We gonna get it fixed for us right quick Well, I mean We can watch it off our phone if we have to I mean, you wanna bring it up But I definitely seen it You seen it? Alright From what I was told Was like He edited the vocals. So it was pretty much, it seemed like he was saying names. But when you look at the paperwork, he said nobody was included on the crime.
19:08It was just me. So he took the 100 % blame. And he's clearly, wait, this is always interesting because he's definitely, definitely underage in that video. Or a minor. Yeah, for sure. He's a minor, 100%. Yeah. I'd say he was about like 15 probably. Yeah, he's got it. Yeah, yeah. Let's look at how old There's no way that fool is 18 or older Which is weird that like Juvenile interrogation Anytime that come out that's kind of like He's 28 So he was 18 possibly Like 16, 17 maybe Okay so yeah I guess he was just freshly 18 Yeah he was 18 Damn bro look small He look like a baby That's like pre-Wick You feel me?
19:52You know Wicks I mean, I can't really speak to it if I don't see the specifics of what he said. But if you're saying that it was edited. Yeah, Wack put out the paperwork today. It was like three pages. And pretty much it was Kodak saying I did it. Nobody else was involved with it. It took the whole 100 % blame. I can't see Wack wanting to go out of his way to clear someone's name if it's not true. Because he would love. Wack here to wear a snitch. It's like a shark with blood in the water. We gonna find you You feel me You hear that dude yell out spies As soon as you hear spies man Somebody's going down They said Wack got a hunting of them though Everywhere on the map They said Wack got a spy up in Nova Scotia right now Spying on Putin Bro but if you think about Let Putin snitch in court we owe you He got a binoculars from Nova Scotia He's just looking What's he saying creep no i was just saying like if you think about it like what whack did it's kind of like it's like kind of genius gang because i don't want to call them people a cult because that would that was to say that they just following somebody like being ignorant but the thing is gang like it's damn near like a cult following bro thousands of people now if you put all of these people together with different connections now you got a whole team of lawyers doctors uh you know i'm saying musicians just real estate agents like bro that's a strong ass team to have bro when whack did that i seen it derived from clubhouse yeah facts and like i seen whack get up like you said um lawyers prosecutors deas people who own really real estate like yeah phone book going like all type of stuff literally the phone book go crazy and then what it did too is connected them to each other too right yeah he like he made a whole community and program whack need to come out with his own channel.
21:50So you're saying he's like a hood TMZ, the guy that owns TMZ. The lawyer. Harvey? He's the one that owns it. He's damn near like... He got his own network for sure that he should definitely put out. It's damn near like he hood Mark Zuckerberg. You feel me? And then it's like he monopolized the entire side of Clubhouse. You cannot come to a certain side of Clubhouse without dealing with some room that's affiliated with the 100 brand in some form of fashion. And I told like I talked to Wack yesterday and I told him I was like bro like everybody like they don't realize that me and Wack actually talk a lot and are actually cool you feel me like and I was like bro everybody like thinks that I'm terrified of you like it's not I'm not scared of you I'm just not fucking stupid enough to try to go against you in these arguments bro like there's like 1999 1999.
22:46So, look. I'm going to bring something up that's prehistoric, and it's going to hit. You don't think they already looked at my juvenile arrest? Bro, all that shit. You feel me? Man, with that being said, I know that y 'all, I'm pretty sure y 'all seen the Munchie vs. Wack argument the other day. What do y 'all think about that? I think Wack was composing himself, and he answered the question a couple times. I mean, those two grown men, bro. And honestly, that's going to happen, especially when they have a disagreement. Did it seem like at first they were damn near going to be cool? Yeah, that's what I thought.
23:21It was cordial as shit in the beginning. It was cordial as hell in the beginning. They wouldn't laugh. Definitely wouldn't laugh. Well, it was right for them. Well, because the thing is, the point of the call wasn't even about Munchie. The point of the call was about the Tee Grizzly thing. That's why I had him and called him. And then, you know. Munchie said where my paperwork at. Do say Elvis Munchie got right to it. He said, where's my paperwork? It's Carly Banks. And then from there, it seemed like at first. But Wack kept it on hunting and said, I don't have no paperwork on you. So I think Munchie right there at that point said, all right, cool.
23:55That's him saying, yo, I ain't got no work on you. That's what he wanted. I mean, he could have. That could have ended it. You know what I'm saying? And as a fan of Harmony and a fan of both of them as people and wanting to see people get along. That would have been best. But I was also an even bigger fan of amazing arguments and crash outs and things like that. That was so fucking dope. They were both spazzing. So that's the work right there that Wackat put up? Yeah, that is right there. So basically, he ain't snitched on nobody. Yeah, I mean, from the paperwork, literally, and that's real paperwork, he's literally saying, yo, it's just me.
24:37Nobody else is involved with it. And I think what's happening is him and Jackboy used to be partners when they was younger. They obviously have some big-ass beef now because I guess some people had got hurt over the situation. I think Jackboy moved out of Broward doing his own thing. I think there's always going to be some invisible type of timing. You want to troll or you want to make the boy look smutty. I'm going to be honest and I'm sorry Jackboy because I rock with you but I just feel like Jack Boy's always been really jealous of Yak bro he got good music too I don't know why he hard but he sound identical to Yak to me though and that's what I think it is and I think when Kodak went to jail he just kind of felt like instead of taking the torch and keeping everything sniper gang like I think he just started building his own identity and it kind of seemed like he was moving away from the brand type of thing, in my opinion.
25:37Rob Markman No, no, for sure. Rob Markman No, so I don't know. And then doing it in such a way that you sound so similar to this man is like, it's just, I think Kodak just looked at it like, damn, when you gonna pay homage, little dude. Rob Markman No, I mean, because honestly, Kodak was the first with that sound that I ever heard. Rob Markman Yeah, right. Rob Markman I've heard Jack make reference to the fact that this is actually him. You feel me? Rob Markman But if it's like, I think it ain't about who did it first it's about who did it better yeah and if you still can't do it better right now it's no reason for you to be mad but it's causing obviously dissension it's definitely but it's like and this is one thing like and I feel like what will take Yak to the next level is when he actually successfully starts breaking other artists and things like that because if you look at the other if you look at his class you know some of those guys did that very well like 21 Savage with Nudie and things like you know what I mean like fools.
26:34Was Yachty in his class too? Yeah, and Yachty put on hell of people, I guess. Even though he's not happy about it, he hates it. For real though, right? I mean, Uzi is kind of like, you could say Uzi hasn't put on that many people, but then Uzi did give a lot of looks to Cardi early on. Uzi, but he's done a lot of features for artists that you wouldn't even know about. It's a dude named Teaser, I think his name is like Teaser Kareem. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, not Touchdown, Teaser Kareem. He's from Texas too. They call him like A1 or something, but he just did his remix. I know for a fact that Lil Uzi just shouted out Cold Flames, which is an old group from LA or Long Beach.
27:11And he had that joint. He had a Skrilla song if you wanted to get taken down, but he had a song with Skrilla a couple years ago. Or even the dudes that were doing the whoa things or whatever. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. So, you know, Uzi, I guess he puts on artists in a different way, like the Drake feature. Yeah, it's kind of like the Uzi stimulus pack. But at the same time, I haven't really seen him like in an executive space like that I think he still is I'm not gonna even say yeah I agree with you you feel me he ain't really I think he big enough to have that influence though for sure like he could if he wanted to take people under his wing like that and I think he could do it well look like he's like still in his like Playboy Cardi priest days like real mysterious don't want to be seen but Playboy Cardi's put on a grip of people and has an entire fucking label.
28:00He's got opium. He's got that whole label. And they go crazy. Yeah, Destroy Lonely, Ken Carson, all these fools, Homicide Gang. He has a whole roster. Yeah, I seen them at Rolling Loud and the crowd was just going crazy based off the fact that they were a part of Opium. And that's why I thought that AZ Chike did such a good job at Rolling Loud because he went on right before the Opium set. He was the last non-opium performer on that stage. And everyone was getting bled that day when they got on that them kids were not there to see nobody but opium you know what I mean like yeah I heard this album about to come out but Chike doing LA music when it was like and that was to me like if there was ever a moment where it was clear how different our shit sounds like not necessarily in a good way but just how like like regional LA music is compared like was that day but Chike actually still won the crowd over Now playing peekaboo three times did help But still You feel me He's allowed to I mean I think we can all come to an agreement I mean obviously if you don't If you didn't see the paperwork Just take some time to read it But yeah Kodak he admitted he didn't I don't really think he snitched on anybody Yeah this like I said This seems like some weird opportunistic news Then it look bad on Jackboy For sure Anybody putting out paperwork on somebody That shit sucks bro I mean Jackboy could have put out the paperwork Why is he over there doctoring audio?
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29:28You know, he was using CapCut for sure. Like something you knew. It's public information. Somebody could go get this shit. But doesn't that prove how much of a hater you are? How deep in your hate bag you are? If you're in your room editing a video and Photoshopping paperwork, you really hate him. I'm surprised he didn't have the CapCut commercial at the end. Yeah, they don't edit the CapCut at the end. I didn't think you were allowed to. I didn't think it would let you. You could when you post it on Instagram. You could take it off. He just edited Yeah He just clicked on it In Kafka you can check I'm dumb as a bag of rocks Don't listen to me Bro I done seen so many videos And they just left that on I'm like bro Why did you Yeah you can delete me now Aw man Okay Yeah But yeah I would have been At this point Nothing would surprise me But I would have been disappointed If Yak had snitched Because it just seemed like I mean you should have saw yourself When you seen Thug That's what I'm saying So it's like Which apparently I guess But Kodak would have surprised me Because Kodak keep 100 % Street value To his whole movement He made Super Gremlin He ate the perk and he knew it was fake Because he's a gremlin Exactly Some of us, never mind And like you said, he does get on the internet And tell his own business all the time He not on coke, he on meth Smoke K2, I don't want no Zaza Yeah, exactly I've never seen someone more candid About their spice smoking than Kodak Black.
30:55Are you gonna smoke Spice? Yeah. What does Spice do to you? It should make you feel like a little weird. It's kind of cool, I guess. It's kind of cool. It's kind of cool. It stress you out, make you feel a little paranoid. Bro, I can't do nothing. I got such a low tolerance for everything, bro. Like any type of drug. I don't even smoke weed, bro. You need to know more. I smoked weed one time in my life, nigga, and thought I was dying, bro. I'm like, hell no. I would never fuck with this. So when people do balloons and shit like that, Like, I'd be really in my head. Like, what about wanting to feel lightheaded is cool.
31:28Like, nigga, I would pass out and hit my head on the floor. And it's crazy because my girl put this in such good perspective the other day. And it kind of, like, made me just look at everything I'm doing a lot differently. She's like, bro, like, what is it with you and your fucking dopamine rushes? Like, you just need fucking dopamine rushes all day? Like, can't you just, like, sit down and talk to me and, like, have a conversation? But your dopamine rush is full. I was like, damn. She just like. No, it'd be like that at some point. I remember when I was like 17, 18, I had to pop Omali to go out in public.
32:01Well, yeah. Damn. I really felt like that. But it wasn't like for real. It was just like a mental thing. Yeah. But also probably because you had been doing it so much. And like when you're doing it. I feel like I'm Superman. Yeah. You're super TF. So you're like, you're hitting the jerk moves. Super crazy. You're rapping. Bro, I don't. Listen, let's just get that established, fool. I mean, clear. I don't know how to jerk that. Come on, fool. He was popping when the Molly shit was at an all-time high. Like, fizzles, all that type of shit. I made the music. Bro, I jerk. I'll tear an ACL, nigga. Bro, I'm 6 '1", 162, nigga.
32:40I'll tear an ACL. I feel like people like Long Beach, you guys could dance good anyway. You guys have another week. I think we can two-step, probably. Three-step. I can hit a little shimmy. No, I think you're talking about Trady era and the Twins era. Well, that's where I came up from. I came up by the Trady era. Bro, you came up. You're a jerk. No, listen. I didn't come up from that. I made that. Yeah, you did. But I came up from Trady. I came up from a whole era of gangbangers. You're right, Lush. I made that, nigga. You know what? I made that shit. You can see me on Instagram go crazy about that too, bro.
33:20You're a jerk pioneer. I'll give that to you. Are you trolling me good? You're a jerk pioneer? Yeah. Are you saying you're a jerk as in the song? Are you just... No, the movement. I think the movement. Bro, stop talking to me, y 'all. Bro. Hey, I will say this. If there's any fucking footage of Tay F jerking, you better fucking upload that. If y 'all got any footage of me jerking, I got Lush, Creep, and I got$500 each. I'll hit the reject right now. Pull up a video of me jerking. I'm a reject. I took a video of you jerking at the studio in Hollywood. That don't count. That don't count, bro. That count.
33:57That don't count. That don't count. Because my mama, I was making a mockery of it. Bro, I am a FBA, okay?
34:08So you're not jerking, but you're performing. Nah, so look, back in the days, right, like if the club was popping and shit, we'll say the club was jerking. Right. And so that's where the name came from. And then like, I was in the house tired of rapping like Lil Wayne. I was mimicking Lil, I used to steal some of his bars and all types of shit. And I was just tired of doing it. You still the one where you said the F is for Phenomenal? Yeah, I probably said the F is for Filthy's. Yeah. 100%. Yeah, that sounds like it. No, no, no. I've done... Oh, you stupid. I just heard the efforts for Phenomenon.
34:42Yo, this nigga is stupid, dog. Hey, what's the next topic, man? All right. Yeah, with that being said, thank you for bestowing us with your jerk legendary history. You feel me, history. Oh, man. Lil Meech officially out of a job. Fifteen stars announced the BMF, the series, has officially come to an end. 50 Cent posted a meme trolling Lil Meech for being jobless. Lil Meech's alleged ex-girlfriend I mean that's a crazy way to describe Selena Powell but Lil Meech's alleged ex-girlfriend aka everybody's friend Selena Powell made a post alleging Meech is going to be homeless now if you were Lil Meech would you feel good about your decision with choosing your father over 50 Cent?
35:2650 fell out with Lil Meech and cancelled the BMF series because Lil Meech chose his dad when Big Meech and 50 Cent started beefing we saw this coming i felt like he already that's a hard place to be in though gang like you know i'm saying to like have to choose between your job and your pops like i mean at the end of the day like i looked at it like mitch was paying the bill so there should have been some form of respect on big mitch in to not do the shit that he did you know i'm saying but it's it's definitely a tough space to be in like to have to choose between i mean like your dad and and then i don't I really don't see Meech being able to play no other role, to be honest.
36:07This would be like, so if somebody was like, if my dad, let's say my dad hits me up right now, you feel me, and he's like, I can't stand that no-jumper shit you're doing, you feel me. It's either me or Adam right now. I love you, Adam. Thank you for the opportunity, but I'm rocking with my pops. You feel me? It is what it is. I feel you. See, that's what I'm saying. Even though Adam pay my bills, my daddy don't pay my bills. You feel me? Adam pay me. I'm still choosing my father. I love my family. I can't just, I don't know. That's just me. But then again, like I said, you got to kind of look at it like, what can you go do from there?
36:46I could see Lush starting his own podcast and being successful. I really don't see this dude acting nowhere else and the character being believable. You get what I'm saying? And you come from a different lifestyle too. It's not like your dad is making you choose and putting you in a fucked up position now. No, no, no, no, no, no. 100%. So, yeah, so I'm riding with my dad. Yeah, my personal coolness might go down a little bit. My money might go down a little bit. But as a whole, we're going to be fine. Like he's saying, Lil Meech seemed like he was paying the bills. Yeah. So what can I do? And I'm like doing this to represent your legacy on TV.
37:19You're the only reason I'm even in this position. So I am showing respect to you. But I think the most probably Meech could have done to even be respectful is just stay off the internet with it. and talk to them privately because you already know 50 gonna do what he doing but you getting involved in the shit on the internet just kind of made everything look crazy only gonna amplify it because you're really the star like your dad wasn't he was in jail everybody was excited for him to get out of jail but that kind of fell flat after a week but the whole thing is based off his daddy life though like he like cosplaying as his daddy no that's why I'm saying I'm paying respect to you I'm only in this position because of you but I can't go against the person that's paying all of our bills right now that's not even smart for us you know what Tim when you put it like that.
37:58Fuck you, dad. I choose Adam. Adam's my new dad. Fuck you. No, but I'm not saying that on the internet. I'm not posting nothing about this shit on the internet. That's where Mish went wrong at. He posted that picture with Ross. Oh, that's really what it was. It wasn't about the dad. But yeah, I mean. I mean, you got to think about it too. 50 making your son, maybe M's. Yeah. And it's like. But shit at. Oh, my bad. Go ahead. And then as soon as you got out of jail, which I'm pretty sure you had a spot to be on BMF, whether it was co-executive producer or whatever the cat was. I mean, whatever the shit was.
38:30Bro, you going to take a picture with bro Arch Enemy? Off some money shit, too. I don't think he was looking at it like that. I think Rick Ross was looking at it like that, though. You feel me? So at this point, I feel like Ross is partially responsible or should do something about the situation, like put them on payroll somewhere else. I think I did hear about Ross funding a movie or something going on with them. I'm not too sure if that's 100 % correct. Because you know he did use it as a play. You offered them money knowing they was going to pull up, knowing they was going to take the picture, post the picture.
39:02Knowing they needed money. Exactly. Because 50 is not going to lead off by going to the internet. You know what I'm saying? By the time 50 has gone to the internet, he's tried to get whatever objective he has accomplished by various recourses. And then that's like his ace in the hole because you know you're not going to beat 50 on the internet. No matter what You're not gonna beat 50 on the internet And I feel like he goes to the internet when he's already decided He's not fucking with it no more He's made a firm resolution in his head And he's like are you sure you wanna play this Are you sure At the end of the day Is it in 50's best interest Outside of Here's the real question How long did motherfuckers know that Big Meech was Quote unquote no good or like had cooperated Prior to us knowing I'm sure 50 knew because all the researchers for the show I'm sure they did do that.
39:54That's what I'm saying. So like, okay, at a certain point, at a certain point, and I know 50's like transcended just being a street dude. He's a multi, you know what I'm saying? Is he a billionaire? Damn near probably like flirting with being a billionaire type shit. Like he's in a different category, but still abides by and holds other people very accountable to this street code, right? But it's like if you not putting out the info that this fool's a rat and you still, at what point are you kind of weird? Well, I think at that point, 50 didn't care. He was trying to cash out on the story itself.
40:29Yeah, and he's lionizing him in this image to make money. So I can't put this rat narrative out of fucking up the money and everything for me in the show. But that's even more like, even crazier. That's what it is though. He's selling gangster culture. But is 50 wrong for just doing a story on somebody even if they're a rat or not? Because I think he's doing the Gooseman Twins. Nah, hell no. He's not. He's paying him in a certain way. All of our favorite movies, nigga is about rats. Like, damn, every monster done told and ratted and these are our favorite people that we idolize. And maybe he would have got to that part.
41:01And even Tony Montana was janky as hell and smoked his homeboy for no fucking reason, you feel me? Yeah, I think he was... Loved his sister. Filtors felt like, bro, you went against the grain. Like, I put your son through acting school. I got him a couple M's. I got him popping on these shows. Being a younger you and you get out of jail and since you need something, you want to go against the grain. But do you think that Big Meach knew the magnitude of the Rick Ross in 50 Cent situation? I mean, he ain't got shit to do but be in jail. He should, no? No, but I feel like because he was in jail, he probably thinking it's not that serious.
41:34Like, yeah, nobody died. Nobody went to jail over it. Yes, there's some internet shit I'm going to pull up. We're all black men at the end of the day. Yeah, but we got to see Fifth and his history of doing his things. It's very serious. He even exiled his own people from his group, his collective group. Yeah, that's true. But out of here. As soon as they got them, um, the word about Buck fucking with the transmissions. Oh my God. He was out of here. No more G-Unit for you. Yeah. As soon as Lloyd Banks did that show with them people that he wasn't supposed to do a show with, you're out of here.
42:06No more G-Unit for you. G-Unit is... It's a two-man group, but I guess, I guess Kid Kid is a part of it too still, right? I don't know. I think, I think it's bad for Kid Kid. Hold on. I got a call coming in. Someone very adamant about speaking about this. This is the homie Big Rick calling in. You feel me? What's happening, Big Rick?
42:27Where you at, fool? Yo. I'm in Utah, homie. Okay. That's right. I just wanted to call in real quick and touch up because I'm watching the show on the road, you know? I support from the road, but on Big Meach, bro, let's not forget that back in 2005, he wrote a letter to the judge begging him to talk. Hold on one sec, Rick. Hey, listen, man. I want to say, man, y 'all some fake-ass niggas, man. I'll be real, man. I'm listening to this shit, and Tay, I'm disappointed. Listen, because Tay a real street nigga. I can't hear. We can't. We fake? He said he's disappointed in you, Tay. He said we fake as fuck.
43:04Listen, man, I'll be real lush. I already expect a lush. But Tay, you a real street nigga, man. Man, listen, man. If a nigga say fuck my daddy, it's fucking. Fuck your millions, nigga. Talk with you. That's what I'm saying. Are you saying what I'm saying? Flacco, Flacco. You're wrong for choosing my daddy's side, nigga. Man, fuck 50, nigga. No, exactly. That's what we all said. That's literally what we all said, fool. Nah, bro. I heard too many, man, come on. But why you gonna take that picture with a wall? Man, come on. Man, y 'all fuck 50. Now, ain't no fuck it up, man. Man, listen, man. If my daddy took a picture with his homie, and, you know, and, like, you feel me?
43:42you get sensitive, right, trying to stop the business that's making us all millions. So how do we do it for that? Bro, hey, look. If it came down to me and my pops, M versus my pops, fuck you, pops. I'm sorry. Nigga, my daddy ain't finna do shit that's gonna make us have to be poor together. And my pops should have known better, bro. Listen, fool, just go with the grain until, like, we get there, and then we can just do them wrong. Let's gypsy them. And I know for sure, Tim ain't saying he's wrong, because I ain't hear Tim
44:15I said he should have just kept it off the internet. That was probably the most, you know, democratic thing he could have done.
44:29But me and my dad, cool. We would have talked in the car. We wouldn't have took no picture with Rick Ross. I would have been like, look, dad, look at the direct deposit. I would have sent him a screenshot. My dad is from Pasadena. He's a player. Flack, what would you have done? I'll be real, bro. I feel like the real problem here, man, is little meats and big meats. They're idiots. You feel me? Like, hey, bro. Like, hey, bro. Like, bro. Like, you're a smart nigga, right? Tell you, like, you wouldn't need 50 Cent to monetize off your story because, niggas, like, the story is your story. Yeah, but 50 Cent is high production.
45:06Hold on a sec, Flacko. Hey, you want to call Lush phone? Yeah, call my phone, bro. They can't hear.
45:15because the thing is just called in and bossed up on but he didn't though he said absolutely nothing unfortunately he's saying you need to pick your daddy my daddy's not about to do shit to make us be broke together right now I say yo the real problem here is like for example bro like like if Lush was big mech or like Tay bro like if you big mech and like the son is little mech Bro, cause y 'all got brains Bro, Big Meech and Lil Meech are idiots Bro, you can tell Lil Meech a little slow Bro, like, feel me? Bro, was in like the slow class Nigga, if that's my daddy Bro, we don't need 50 Cent to monetize our story But hold on Flacco Hold on 50 Cent has a proven track record Of having high production value shows He didn't want just a corny 2B movie He knew that like working with 50 And someone of that caliber The story is going to be told properly as opposed to some bootleg shit.
46:11No, no, no, no. The worst thing about that show is Lil Meech's acting. He makes it unwatchable almost. He sucks. Damn. As an actor. Now, Lush, look, listen. They're right for working with 50 Cent. I'm saying my son wouldn't be out here popped and disgusted once 50 stopped fucking with us because we got a brain. We know how to prioritize the content, nigga. I can feel them more. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yep, yep, yep. Low Meech and Big Meech are stupid. That sounds like Big Meech, but Big Meech, his whole entire perception of him went from being this highly exalted, respected figure who's like a street icon.
46:52I think I'm Big Meech. Right when he's coming out, everybody starts saying he's a rat, this and that, and it changes his whole perception. I don't think they believe they could go do that because if they were able to, they wouldn't have the response to it that they haven't, that Flacco said they haven't. Like crying on the internet. No, no, Creep, listen. No, Creep, listen, bro. Listen, bro. These niggas are stupid. Listen, yo, first off, bro, listen, nobody is saying, oh, man, Big Meets are right. I can't watch the show. Listen, bro, we all bitch-ass niggas, bro. Every single one of us, nigga, in hip-hop.
47:28Listen, hip-hop is still with bitch-ass niggas, Bro, nobody is saying Man, love me so, man Like Creep said It's even more than just hip hop Every single mobster movie of all time The main character is a rat pretty much Right? That's my point, bro Nobody is saying, I'm too much of a real nigga That I can't watch, listen bro, it's the story It's the selling point So these niggas are stupid ass niggas So hence, they feel like, man, bro I'm love me, I'm pop, nigga, what you mean you pop Nigga, bro, get with your pops Get with a team and monetize the content, man. Feel me right? But yeah, bro, listen.
48:03Like, that's all I got to say. Feel me like - Well, shit, wait. Don't 50 own the rights to his story. Don't 50 own the rights to his story. At this point, that might be a little bit difficult because we don't know the intricacies of that contract. Did he sign it away when he signed the deal with 50? Well, no. So, and again, that's the point. He sold his life rights to Tammy. Tammy - Tammy, that's the white lady? Yeah. Okay Right right right That's the one who was telling Yeah And then Teddy signed it over to 50 But I'm sure like Yo they could find a way around that You feel me? Right like I'm pretty sure they could Yeah it sounds like a 2B movie waiting to happen dog That's all biz ad They're fucked Obviously You can't really out finesse 50 in the entertainment game It's not even just 50 It's stars Yeah Well 50 probably got stars on that You feel me?
48:58As he should. He got shows on there. Wait, so 50 was trolling when he said he didn't know how the show got canceled? For sure he was trolling. Yeah, of course he was trolling. I'm having a blind moment. I mean, in retrospect, it's obvious, though, right? Yeah. A 50 Cent told him a year ago, no, not a year ago, but when the Raw shit happened, that he's not making any more seasons, right? Feel me? But they already filmed one season, so they just put out that season, and now that shit is done for me. Feel me? But, hey, Lush, listen, man. I appreciate y 'all, man. I got to go. Feel me? Love you, buddy.
49:34All right. All right. Be safe, Pop Flacco. Hey, Lush, I wanted to show you this, too. Who chain this look like? Don't say it out loud. Okay. Who that? Who that? You know what that is? Yeah. I got it. Yeah? I got it in the Lombies right now. That's interesting. I got it right now. You want to talk about that? No. Because I feel like - Not yet. I'm going to wear it. The next episode, I'm going to wear it. Because I feel like that's a very big topic. We're going to wait until next week, though. Wait until next Thursday. Come on, where? So my boy who had called in was actually incarcerated with Big Meech.
50:03That's why. Oh, damn. But we'll see. What up? Hey, real quick, my bad. Flacco had called in real quick. But what was he about to say about Big Meech in 95? Oh, let's not forget that back in 05, when they were in their detention centers fighting the cases out in the Midwest, Big Nietzsche, when he was facing sentencing, he was writing letters to the judge, begging for mercy and forgiveness, talking about he cooperated and all this stuff, saying that, you know, he's not the same man, he's a changed man. Please show him some leniency on his sentencing and this and that and da-da-da-da-da. So he wrote a letter to the judge, basically stating, and I want to say, don't quote me, I want to say this was on Don Diva, too, the magazine from back in the day.
50:49I remember Don Diva. I remember Don Diva. So it popped out that this dude that wrote a letter to the judge begging for mercy, saying he cooperated, that he would do that when he got out, this and that, if they showed him leniency on his sentence. Well, they didn't show him no leniency on his sentence. He got 360 months, right? But that letter just kind of got swept under the rug. What would have happened had he got a sentence reduction? That's all. That's a little conversation for you guys, because I was busted in the feds. And I know when motherfuckers say, oh, I had a good lawyer, get the fuck out of here, fool.
51:21You got a 5K1 motion or you riding on somebody. I did 12 years in the feds, homie. I know how they play. They don't play fair. No, I think my boy's cooking with fucking hot grease. They don't give something for nothing, homie. I'll tell you that. You tell somebody they came and raided your house and they didn't do nothing. They got the wrong house. Yeah, they don't do that. They already had a grand jury waiting for you before they raided your house. You get it? I do. And I appreciate the context. You drive safe out there, brother. Much love. Yes, sir. I just wanted to add a little bit. You know what I mean?
51:54Just, you know, I'm not calling anybody anything. Just that's how they work. Gracias, carnal. Appreciate you. For sure, homie. Peace. Man, they're saying that we got hacked. They're saying that something happened. And it was like an alien report or something. They said that the opium sign showed and the audio got messed up. Are we being hacked? I think we should just not read what the hell they're talking about. Yeah, no. Bro, it's like a thousand comments saying we got hacked. As soon as Flacco called, he said the Africans hacked us. Oh, come on, man. Oh, shit. The xenophobia. That's so fucking...
52:35That's not even xenophobia. That's like, we have to acknowledge certain realities. Like, Flacco has just a deep-seated history of scamming, and we can never believe it. Pan-Africanism. Peace and Pan-Africanism to all y 'all. Come on, y 'all. I love my dog. Hey, man, listen, man. Me, you should have kept the gangster breath. You should have told your father, don't post that. Y 'all could have went home, created a gypsy plan, got y 'all bread up and did y 'all own thing. But, hey, he cut y 'all water off. How do y 'all feel about him letting Selena play him twice? I mean, like I've been saying for years, she must have them tequila-flavored nipples, you feel me?
53:15because these fools really allow her to trick them out they position. I get it, you feel me? But that's, like, skoom or not skoom, regardless, the extent that people go to just be so close to her, like, is that crucial? I mean, she's like a, what'd you say, the Drake what? When Drake gives them a feature, the stimulus package? Yeah, she's like a stimulus package to be right in the front center of all. It's part of being a successful young black You gotta hit Selena Powell You gotta fuck Selena Powell Nah, that's crazy But why allow that to be I get it, you wanna fuck her You feel me? And I get it, you might even take a liking to her And be really cool with her and all that But you're gonna make that Your main thing That trick you out, your position A bitch gonna ruin your life regardless You're gonna allow it to be Selena Powell though on top of all the other bullshit you got going on.
54:14Yeah, niggas still said he's a lesson. He's a little mitch. I want to see just the little mitch movie. Fuck me. If I was mitch, I would have just said that's my cousin. Oh, my God. Yeah. That's my cousin. I wasn't messing with her. I know what section of the hub you be clicking on. Right. Nasty work. It got to be baddie hub, not poor hub. Yeah. That's not what I was thinking, brother. Oh, shit. Fuck. Horrible. I did not mean to tell on myself bro I'm not going to kink shame I do agree with like okay everybody loves a whore but why are you telling her your business why are you around her when you're damn bad so she can take pictures and have screenshots to expose you whores do make a great therapist that's a true statement that's their main purpose it's beyond just like oh having an orgasm like a trick really want to like Like, Trey got a lot on they mind, you feel me?
55:11Be hard out here for a Trey. Not for a celebrity, nigga. Trey got a lot on they mind. Not for a celebrity. Yeah, for a celebrity. Even more on they mind, motherfucker. What do you mean? They tripping even harder. They got more pressure and stresses. They got way more to lose, too. I mean, he even got Summer Walker talking crazy to him low-key. She actually did it graciously. Compared to this. Bro. It is bad work. And look, again, I fucks with Summer Walker. but that's another one like what you mean fool she was just in it like she with Rico Reckless and then ruined several lives after that and you feel me come on bro Summer Walker's a menace her whole entire premise is like it's like this is I am like the proto new millennium thought like you cannot fuck I fuck with Summer Walker she hard but that's not the whole aura like cheat on your man it's all good she's like it's like city girl R &B No City girl R &B is crazy Tam please What is that Tam That was Poison Summer Walker So I'm right Yeah she's like the anti-hero for like a Faith Evans She's against all of that shit And even though she'd be broken hearted But it's after you chose the fucked up nigga You knew he wasn't shit and you was chilling And you liked it, you was beefed with his baby mama And now you're the baby mama She's the queen of the ancients I like Summer Walker too I love her music.
56:34I love her. I like her. And she's bad. Yeah. I like her. I don't listen to her music. You see now, it's like her evolution. Like, oh, she's off the, just trying to be in love, like, with a hood nigga. Now she wants a sugar daddy. She's like, spend it. I don't care. I want to be with somebody that's going to pay. Wasn't she just out with, like, some rich older white dude or something? It was like a stunt for MTV Awards. Oh, so it was real? Uh-uh. But that's her premise right now. And it was, like, advertising for her song, Spend It. But it's like, think about, like, the women that we're speaking about right now.
57:00And I'm not trying to bleed either one of them And I don't have any Selena Powell and Summer Walker Like this dude clearly just He's a masochist He's out there and wants to get his life ruined You were dating Summer Walker right after she just had twins with somebody Yeah he's wild Wait Summer Walker had twins? Summer Walker has three children She has a baby with London on the track and then she has twins And it was like right after she started being back outside After having the twins she popped up a little meach I did not know that That's crazy Okay Summer Walker might be a hot A hot body I mean That's what I'm like I'm not just like Talking on my ass When I'm like saying I'm not talking about You feel me Like she said Faith Evans Or you know It's not one of these Like She really out here And by the way Shit we can talk about Faith Evans Faith is definitely not a saint Yeah it was getting ran That's another combo You feel me Shouts to her though Y 'all think if she married Stevie J She definitely fucked Tupac I mean I think she definitely Gave Pac some coochie Come on dog We've seen that pic I was about to say Wasn't it a picture And that was after the beef, right?
58:00No, that was like in the midst of it. That was like what ignited it. It was like, brother, it was like, you could tell they was having a drunken ass night, bro. And Pac was having everybody from Madonna on down dropping their draws, bro. Heather Hunter. I just heard a story about Pac wanted to take down Lucy Liu. Oh, shit. Yeah, that would have been tough. Baby, I don't know if you're meaning to call me, but I'm on the air right now. So what's happening? Don't check, guys. All right. Shout out to Jerm. I did not mean to call you yesterday, too. That was crazy. You called me a one on the dot The clock struck one It's like dead center I gotta call my EBT people I'm trying to get some bread Oh my god They shut that trap down No jumper ain't paying It's enough I gotta get some EBT Yeah I wonder how does Our resident conservatives Since you feel me I don't even know what that means He said he changed up He switched up But you can still be conservative Fiscally conservative Since Brandon not here We got you filming Proxy Brandon in the house Okay alright I'll take it back So, Proxy Brandon, how do you feel about EBT and all that getting cut off, fool?
59:03Government shutdown, players? I just got it, man. I'm trying to involve myself, and I got to see how it works first. I got to see how. Can I buy a beer with it and shit like that? Not beer, no. I'm trying to buy some Hennessy with it, dog. If I can't buy no Hennessy, then I'm about to sell it to the straights. You can buy chasers. Okay, for sure. I'm about to spend the whole EBT on juice. There you go. Yeah. I'm about to buy 200 How much you get? Shit And I heard They trying to Ban that Like they trying to Like you can't buy Sugary shit Like chips Candy All that 250 I'm about to try to buy Like 100 Arizonas You can do that You can ball out On some Arizonas Probably sell them to the store Get some chips Arizona's a very unhealthy drink I'm pretty sure I'll be No I'll be buying The cucumber one though It's not like it's Oh okay My bad That makes it healthier My bad Dr.
59:55Setty. No, that's healthier than fruit punch. I didn't even know they had Cucumber Arizona. It's fire, bro. Hell no. The Cucumber Gatorade, nasty as hell, too. Nigga, that's the best Gatorade. That's trash. It's a light blue one. It's probably the best. But after that, the Cucumber one, tough. I think it's just a flavor. It's just like. I don't mind the Cucumber one. It's rejuvenating. It's an acquired taste. I remember I was with the homies and I was drinking Cucumber Ice-T. They like, bro, I felt healthy. I went through the whole day good. This is like when you really show your ethnic side. I drank a negative juice and that I was healthy.
1:00:30Cucumber Gatorade. It was so different. All right, dude. He's so different. That's why he's the unicorn. I drink disgusting things on the regular. Bro, it's good. Celery flavored Sprite. I'll bring a bro, a cucumber buzz ball. Oh, my mom. We finna make bro a cucumber buzz ball. I need that. I need that. What's next, man? What we got going? All right. Luchi? What about Luchi? Oh, shit. We can do that? Go ahead. You take us in. You take us in. You got a better view? All right. Never mind. YFN Lucci reveals he rejected a deal from the DA, Fannie Williams, that would have freed him three years ago if he agreed to testify against his top op, Beyond Thug, who was being accused of killing Lucci's best friend, YFN.
1:01:09Was this a real nigga move? Who the fuck wrote this topic? Who do you think wrote it? I'm being crazy. Adam wrote it, fool. I was about to say that. Adam wrote this, dude. Yeah, Adam wrote it, dog. Was this a real nigga move by YF and Lucci or a stupid decision? YF and Lucci was released early on a five-year sentence. He has two more years of parole and 15 years of probation to follow. He could have avoided all of that if he told on the other thug. What y 'all think about that? Oh, he tried to kill him? No, so I guess they're saying that thug was... Well, yeah, they were hops. Yeah, and thug was in place of killing Nut.
1:01:43Now, Nut was from Inglewood families out there in Atlanta. Nut was funding Lucci's career. they created that label. I forgot what it was called. You know what the label was called? The YFN's label? No, but it was something before YFN. But they had a label. Obviously, Nut had an early demise. They saying that Young Thug was a part of that. Yeah, Think of the Game. That's what it was. Think of the Game. But wasn't Thug also on the jail call saying that, like, y 'all ain't killed him yet? Wasn't he referring to YFN Lucci? I'm not too sure about that. But basically what they're saying is Lucci could have snitched on Thug and got pretty much a lesser crime.
1:02:16But now that he kept it gangsta He got two years more of parole And got 15 years of probation So you kept it gangsta Nobody else in Wyself Kept it gangsta How does it feel? Well I thought like I mean like Lucci's been standing on business Like he really has That's why he got the future for that? No fool Obviously Adam fucking didn't write that You fucking Honestly I refuse to like Claritize Adam didn't know right there All our topics is wrote by Flacco I just wanted to We know Flacco write all the topics Which I Come on man Serious question for y 'all. Would y 'all be mad if you seen Adam typing nigga on the keyboard?
1:02:49Yeah. Is that mad? Got that Gucci shit on. Man, pop up, man. I'll be mad if he typed it. Come on, man. Look at the big dog. Hey, what? Say it. Say it. You like that, right? I'm stupid flaming today. Now Wack is here. So you looked at the Kodak and the Jackboy situation. How'd you feel about that? Like, it was a lie? I mean, I think I'm the same one. We just posted it, but how do you... So he edited that whole vocal situation. Come on, man.
1:03:25What's up, man? So what Jack Boy did was took the clip from the interrogation and edited where he was saying the name. When you read the paperwork, let's just say I went and demoed a nigga, right? Yeah. You and Creep is with me. Yeah. Right? But in the paperwork, it say, I jumped out. I whooped dude. I put dude in the trunk. I told my homies to get in. They didn't know. They ain't do nothing. Yeah, this is who it was. I don't know where they at, but they didn't do nothing. I did everything. That's what the paperwork say. That sounds solid to me. That's what I'm saying. So what he did was, and I mean, it's cool.
1:04:13Kodak dropping an album, ain't he tomorrow? Yeah, tomorrow. So he, you know, he think he hurting, he thinks he's about to hurt his album. And all you did was put him in the algorithm. In the algorithm, yeah. In the algorithm. I don't know why you said the algorithm. He gave him an aneurysm. He put the nigga in the algorithm in a way that it would have cost Kodak$100 ,000. He ain't even about to go spend the money. I mean, he gave him the whole promo. He gave it to him because everybody's talking about him. And everybody's going to say what? He has an album that comes out tomorrow. So basically all of the people who named that he had mentioned, it was already in the paperwork.
1:04:49Listen, what he's saying is they was with me. They rappers. They ain't do nothing. I did everything. They have no clue about it. I was the one who told them after I put the nigga in the trunk or wherever he put him, I told my homies to get in the car, and they just jumped in the car. And dude just chopped it up, basically. You didn't drive. You didn't drive. I drove. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, he didn't do it wrong. Listen. Because there's fake audio. He didn't touch nobody. He said, I hit dude upside the head. I did this. I did that. And I don't know where they at. Yeah, bro, they didn't do no wrong.
1:05:22He didn't do nothing. Kodak ain't telling nobody, man. All this 2015 footage. What I did was go proactive. I said, okay, now he going to come with the sexual assault. So we pulled all Kodak work. So when we look at the sexual assault, it's redacted because the girl pulled back her statement. They said, well, she was underage. No. She was in South Carolina. She was 16. He was 18. Legal agent consent in South Carolina is 16. And he's allegedly a part of a train that got ran. They had to do, because now that you're feeding us some BS, so let's just cover everything Kodak had going on, so when you pop up with it, it's already there.
1:06:04I mean, what? Now that you're here, we got to talk about Grizzly. When are we going to get that second part of that paperwork? Yeah, what's up with it, man? A baby shooter's wife, or whoever she may be, called me yesterday with the attorney. So as soon as he get back, he said he's going to send us the whole packet. Now, if this nigga didn't got an imaginary attorney to fake, plate, you know, attorneys don't care. They just got to get the consent of the client. Of the client. Like, dude. That's still going to cost him. That's still going to cost him. You know what I'm talking about, dude? You know what I'm talking about?
1:06:32The one I exposed. It was a nigga I put up the interrogation vote. 1900, whatever the nigga name is. Oh, big set. So in order for us to get that, dude had to give consent to his attorney. And the attorney then gave it to the wife. And that's how it came to me. So we didn't just go find that. That came. Y 'all got consent to heaven. Yeah. So, you know, he had to release that. But I'm going to be real. He's been telling me this. That's such a fucking crazy loophole. For like months. Who, Shooter? Shooter been telling me for months. Yeah, Shooter. I can show you on my phone. Shooter done hit a couple of DMs of mine, too, saying, Hey, fool, put this on the line, but I'm like, I don't see nothing.
1:07:09Yeah, he's been telling me for months. So now the statute of limitations is up, but they still got a bullet to file. You know what I'm saying? It's like a three-year with a bullet to file. I think right now with the attention on it, I think if they double back to T. Grizzly, he ain't going to cooperate. As he shouldn't. You know, he put that pressure on him. I mean, the whole thing to me, because from the beginning, it was obviously, I get if you need to call the police to make an insurance claim. To make an insurance claim. But to identify people. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. I tell people all the time, and you know how many cameras on my house.
1:07:44The police have come to my house because neighbor got cars stole out their driveway and all kind of shit. They cut out my house. You see, I got the B of A dome cameras. Yeah. About 40-something of them. So they like neighbor cars got stolen. It's like a Waymo. It's like a Waymo. The neighbor's car got stole out the driveway, and we see your cameras probably picked it up. So I asked him one question. Was there a child in the car? No. Then I can't give you the footage. I tell the world, he'd have told me there's a child in the car, I'm giving the footage up. That's what people keep trying to argue about.
1:08:19Call me what you want, if I come out of Walmart, and the lady's screaming, and the car is skirting off, and she say, my little baby, they snatched it, and I remember the plate, I'm giving up that plate. It's a baby for the baby. Whatever you talk about, that's cool. I'm going to be that. Now, if they tell me it was a shooting across the street and it was a child left unaligned in the driveway, I ain't giving up nothing because I can't save the child. If I can save the child, I'm going to give it up. But if I can't save the child, I ain't giving up. See, that's the argument. So you mean like if the child get hit, but they survive, like they in the hospital, you can still save the child.
1:08:58If somebody come tell me they stole the car in my driveway and my child was in the car seat in the back seat, I'm giving up the footage. Call me what you want. Daddy dang over dang. I'm giving up the footage. That's the whole argument. They keep saying, well, he had insurance. I'm going to look you in your face and say, nah, enough. Nah, I'm some gangsta shit. I can't help you find your child. I'm not doing that. That's what they keep arguing about. They keep saying, oh, well, he had insurance on his shit, so in order for him to get his insurance, he got her to report. But I'm like, bro, you don't have to tell somebody to do a report.
1:09:35You ain't got to identify the person. Listen, you can report. You can let them do their investigation. Whatever it is, great. But I'm not. You don't got to give the footage. You ain't got to point a motherfucker out in a six pack. And you ain't got to tell them what a nigga Instagram was. And I heard you put a video up. See, that's another thing I said. Y 'all, shooter, and I told his little ass. Now, if you know who I am, I'm going to tell y 'all when y 'all wrong. You did too much talking to them, telling them whoever was supposed to did what, right? Now, y 'all recorded him. Now, on this recording, shooters mentioning names who supposedly did the burglary, right?
1:10:11Right. Y 'all took this and put it on the internet so the police could take that information and investigate. So, they've been playing police games. If me and you on the thing, you telling me, nigga, whack on insane, I did that, nigga. I see you in the streets and whatever, whatever, whatever, whatever, whatever. And I go put that on the internet? That's police. Whack, how much do you trust Shooter? Like, in what he's telling you? Shooter's a bullshit. That's a solid individual, though. Shooter's a bullshitter, but it ain't Shooter I'm going off of. What I do know is... Solid individual, though.
1:10:44No, solid. Solid A1 nigga. What I do know is this. Shooter day one been caught up in that. Right? He the only one that they kind of like was saying were positive you had something to do with it, right? Yeah. And he been telling me, because he been in there two years. You remember when he in there for the case for the little rapper nigga, Jay, what's the nigga name from Atlanta? Yeah. You know the shoot that happened with the Rolls Royce? Yeah, yeah, yeah. So he been, he had two hung juries. So he been telling me, whack, this third one I don't think nobody going to show up, But my attorney telling me they're going to try to foul on me with this T.
1:11:23Grizzly shit. I'm like, what you mean? They're like, the attorney telling me, dude pointed me out and gave up information. He's been telling me. I can show you on my phone what the nigga's telling me. I'm going to get you to work. I got to get a hold of the attorney. And he sent it over. So it's one of them. And he ain't got no issues with dude. You know, nigga, this is LA. A lick is a lick. Exactly. Regardless of who do it. That's on you, nigga. You dumb enough to have that shit sitting around there. Look, all you out of town dudes Niggas is only cool with you so much If y 'all ain't got no OG Relationship I got 20, 30 year relationships With some of these cats It's different, but nigga If he don't know your mama And your kids, and he ain't He really don't like you like that He don't give a fuck, you're not from here See, when I see him, I see like 10 people So if he upsets me It only goes so far He know if he do some bullshit And I look at him and say that's what it is And I walk away He know by the time he get back to Long Beach There's more than what There's more gravity There's more gravity The fact that Wack didn't respond Was out of respect of us And you know you're on some bullshit So the relationships have to be there And bro there's no relationships with bro Nah Bro you my nigga But that's his damn fault then, bro.
1:12:48I'm going to give it a bean. You get what I'm saying? Come on, dog. I mean, like, yeah. You get what I'm saying? I come in here one day. I'm sure you're doing your due diligence, bro. I come in here one day, nephew in here. First, I'm watching him. Oh, tripping right here. Don't drive. Who driving? First thing I said, nephew, you driving? Oh, my mom, he's on me. You ain't driving. You driving? Young Tank. You like, no. He's in here. It's like a month, too much. Because I'm taking them keys. Nigga, literally the day we did the freestyle. Oh, you two told or what? Nigga, I was gone. All right, man.
1:13:19So if I sit down and I say, you driving? He ain't gone. Nigga, I got the Tesla. I'm taking them keys. Self-driven. He know if he had said yeah, I'd have said get the keys. Keys would have been gone. The homies would have pulled up here and had to grab him. We don't support D &Ds. Ain't no DUIs, nothing like that around here. You know what it is, though? It be real relationships, bro. Right. A lot of cats don't know. That come with actions and Ds. That don't just come with when a nigga say, come over here, let's hang out, let's roll something up. You understand that. You get tested when you do some shit you ain't supposed to do and you watch how they handle it.
1:13:54Or when a dude is looking out for you when you ain't even looking out for you. You get what I'm saying? When I tell cats, listen bro, the politics are different with some of us. A lot of me like, y 'all call a nigga up. They call certain niggas up because we act like that. Respect. We really give them that. level. A thousand percent. Big T.O. in the house right here. With that being said, Tay, I think you should give me the keys to your Tesla. I'm not driving a Tesla no more. I got the Porsche, the Panamera, the 2022. I got the 911, 2024. Even better. How do you fit in with the rest of the team?
1:14:30Because you seem like you come from college, daddy's girl type thing. This is kind of a more subtle situation. With the other dudes, how do you fit in with that? I think that's like my personality maybe is at school and at church, how I am naturally. And then you got to come home. Like I live 115th and Avalon. So I've been outside with people like this. Oh, you get it. My whole life. Yeah, I get it. I understand. You kind of the one that's seen a lot, didn't say too much. But you understand it. I'm coming. I'm getting dropped off with the uniform on. Everybody knows I'm marked out. Tim is hard I don't know What you've been watching Somebody told me that I seen a skateboard out there I don't know who it was Oh yeah She be making them But it was a female On the skateboard And they was like Whoever female that is Dudes are sucking for love For the female So who female is that It was Josh Oh damn Damn Put him in the dirt I can't even tell Josh Who said it Hey Hey Nah Nah I'm fascinated You know Shout out to Unk Wack man So we got an understanding of those.
1:15:41We about to go up. Appreciate you, OG. We about to go up. That's right. Did this dude be in there playing Shy Guy? Nah, I mean, today he's been turning up more, I think. Hey, Creep got the most commented post we got in a long time with him going against Brandon. You're just chilling that damn message. You got Shy Guy? Hell yeah. He's got him. We going to burp and scratch. I'm trying your hand right now. You not shy, guy? Huh? I'm glad to see you at the party with Adam. You wasn't too shy. He was turned. Hold on. I saw you at the party. Yeah, I was. He was. I'm just trying to figure out my niche.
1:16:22You get what I'm saying? I know you was, but I got a call months ago. Let me tell you the crap. I go to the park, right? I go to the park about what? A couple weeks ago, I pop up at the park. I don't tell nobody. I go down there. I say, hey, what third been up to? they said big homie we knew you was coming wait what yeah I know my homies so so I pop they talk about I pull up midday everybody looking cuz when I pop up they think something going on I said with urban up to they said bro we pull up got sweats on with his gloves he go over there the Rawlings and he break down and do all these warehouse gloves you come over here and walk around and And he'd be talking and he'd be waiting for somebody to ask him who we talking to.
1:17:11You be tweaking, fool? He lying, bro. This fool be tweaking, fool. I don't let whack lie to y 'all like that for a while. He ain't talking about me. He talking about bro. He think you talking about me. Oh, I thought he was talking about me. He lied about the hungry. Oh, okay. So you go to the park and bust down and do the burpees. Okay. Okay. So after you get that tight, you know, that tight that make you want to try something, do you walk around and you just be saying miscellaneous things to see who bites? Yes, go! Looking for the bush. You can't say no, though. Looking for the bush. I wish y 'all could see, bro.
1:17:50I wish y 'all could see, bro. So, let me ask you a question. That's how they perceive it. How far after I left did they call and tell you why I came up her and asked the questions about you.
1:18:10They say the homie pulled up. You seen a bro in the party with Adam in the video? Turned up. See, he be chilling. That's what I said. He was dipping at the party, bro. He be chilling for sure. You know that one homie, that only one homie they listen to, that's always been him. Okay. So, you know, my homies, but I understand, like, he'll flip out, right? And I think I irritate him because I pay him no attention. He'll flip out on me. But like, yeah, that's cool. But like I was saying, because I still see him as a young woman. That's small Dan right there. Small Dan was having him. That was growing up.
1:18:53I know his mom. I know his uncles. I know everybody, right? So I understand him. You know what I'm saying? But I be happy to check. You also understand that he be outside. I be happy to check because, yeah, yeah. I be happy to check because if I don't stay on top of him, because he won't come tell me nothing going on, I just hear about it. Yeah, he flipped out. When he first got out of jail, nigga flipped out on Mikey in the studio. First off, I'm like, hey, he one of us. Nigga, chill. He goes to the back knocking on the door. Mikey take a long time to open the door. He tell Mikey, open the door.
1:19:28Mikey open the door. He pushed through the back. Mikey like, bro, what are you doing? He like, bud, if I tell you to open the motherfucking door, open the motherfucking door, bud. I'm like, damn, bud. I'm like, hold on. He's running us, nigga. I'm going to talk to you. No, we don't play with Mikey, man. Because in his head, nigga.
1:19:52Look, here goes next thing. What you going to do? Tell on me? Oh, what? Yeah, because here goes the thing, third. If somebody tell me, right, and I go approach him with it, I know I just put them in danger. Because he's going to accept me responding to him after he done already did some shit. So when people tell me, I'll wait, and it'll be a couple weeks, I'll be like, third, you know Mikey the little homie. Matter of fact, Mikey ride with third. But you put him in a predicament to know each other. Yeah. Because if I go to him and say, That's team building exercise. It's a team building exercise.
1:20:31He's going to look at me and he ain't going to say a word. But within the next 24 hours, he's going to fire dude's shit up. This is a fact. Nobody talk about fire and fire. He already did a shit. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. It doesn't necessarily have to be that way. There could be another outcome. My nigga was fresh out. The man tell you himself. Hey, was you there with... It doesn't have to be that way, guys. Who was that guy snatched up? Yeah, Flash. Yeah, Flash. Yeah, he snatched up. I forgot who was there. Yeah. And I got mad. I raised my voice. Nigga, as fast as I raised... Now this is a nigga who's four years old.
1:21:11As fast as I raised my voice, dude, chain was ripped up, flipped off, body slammed it. Oh my God. That was a ping pong table we had with you. Yo, listen, but I... You know third round round... He ain't giving no opportunity though? I watch my temperament because them niggas is going to react. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? You have to be. I'm keeping the bean. That's how it is, though, when you're a supposed person from your region. Yeah. You got to be conscious. Exactly. Like, that boy out there, I got to be conscious the way I talk to anybody. Because he going to flip out first. Yeah, he going to flip.
1:21:43I ain't going to be the first to flip. I'm going to have to stop him. Like, it wasn't that serious. Hold on. Relax. I've been starting to wait. And I know all the barricade people. Like, they know me. If I get to side-stepping them in front of them, they know I'm just happy. You know what I'm saying? Because if I give them some space and I get to say it. I got to learn that. Yeah, we're going to go. I got to bear a day. I got to learn that. Because I'll stand to the side and talk shit. No, no, no, no. Hold on. Don't do that. Don't hit them. Hold on. Chill, chill, chill. But did you really mean that in your heart when you said it, though?
1:22:12Or were you kind of like not mean it? No, sometimes I do mean it. Like, sometimes innocent people do get beat up for no reason. But sometimes you don't mean it, right? I would never tell you. The worst thing you can do is walk away from them and leave your team there. Yeah. They're going to smash them. Facts. 100%. Yeah. And I'm going to be right. I tell people, I say, look, bro, that ain't what we trying to do. I promise you, we ain't looking for no problems. We just ain't running from them. Not, but they like that. That's what I was going to say. I promise you. We ain't looking for no problem.
1:22:36We be on edge. No, no, no. I got to get on your training because y 'all got true car. Turn. Oh, yeah. I'm saying, bro. Yeah, I got to get on that. I got to get that. I got to get on that. I started with the yard and the way. Yeah. Them my childhood friends. I need to be up over there. Yeah, I like that. That nigga told me. He said. He is not. His name is Ed Jr. That's my childhood friend. I'm trying to get there. No, man. That nigga said. He told me he was at his son. Bro, me and him the same. 60 pounds. I said, bro, the other day. I said, oh, yeah. Dog on that. You guys are roiding? I said, what was your motivation of working out?
1:23:12You guys are roiding? You guys roiding or what? No, no, no. So what they're doing, they do what he do. They do strictly prison workouts Yes it's programming I came out the interview last week Bro over here busting it down I'm not single I don't think you were writing No they do prison workouts Why step in front of him bro Why step in front of him All they do is prison workouts That nigga get down in the middle of the White House I didn't say he was writing I just want to know I think writing might be a part of the equation In some capacity I don't know I'll say this. And I'm not saying true cars on roads, but he's definitely sized up.
1:23:52Bro, 100%. Y 'all been watching that dude, JJ? Who that? The dude that gets at the studs? No, I ain't seen that shit. Bro, I'm going to see this nigga pay. Listen, when I tell you, I be crying, nigga, tears. Dude be setting studs up in their DMs. Like, y 'all want to give what you said? I'm a picture of a chick. And then he show up. He show up trying to knock the stud. And stubby with it, though? No. One stub took him. Listen, the other day, he sat down with the stud. The nigga had a monster drink put in his pocket. So he sat down with it. He's like, yeah, what's up, baby? You want this monster?
1:24:30And she said, what? No, he didn't pull it out. People going to get mad about someone's going to trip on this fool. The other kid would be telling people, he said, I need this couch moved. I got this money for you because you're going to help me move the couch. It's right around here. and they go over there and he got his homie laid out like it's a dead body. And they be like, nah, man. He said, nah, nigga, you better come help me. And they be running. Yo, y 'all go this nigga. I said that. I got it. Yo, we got to bring this nigga in. Hey, low-key, I think I did see some shit like that. Bro, we got, yo.
1:24:57Thanks for him. Josh, somebody, we got to bring this dude. When I take ass on me. I'm still on Flocko 2 Ball. I be crying, my nigga. Who old boy that be, uh? Flocko 2 Ball. Flock the ball. No, but that's our boy that'll be dealing with the rapist woman. What? He hit the woman that's on the Meg's list. What? Bro, it's a dude out here hitting women on Meg's list and cracking them off. Oh, hell no. Oh, I know the young boy you're talking about. Bro, and he got a squabble. He got a mean squabble, too. He had a squabble with a couple people there. To Bravo now. Who? Oh. Block the ball boy? No, Block the Ball Daddy from McQuinn.
1:25:33Yeah. This was crazy. When I brought him up here to No Jumper, he called me. He said, Wack, you don't remember me. You jumped out the car, you and Poo Rida, we was by the project, and you got on my ass about hanging out, told me y 'all don't need to be out here, this, that, nothing. He said, 18 months later, I went to the pen for seven years, and this is why me and my son bumped heads, because he was gone these first seven years. So, you helping my son, he said, nigga, can't nobody, nigga, you jumped out and said, all you little niggas need to get up out of here. You tripped on your homies that had us around and told us, y 'all don't need to be around this type of shit.
1:26:10I don't want to see, listen bro, sitting back, going through, understanding what I went through, able to get used to being locked down in the hole, 12, 13, man, I don't want nobody, kids to go through that bro. Come on. See, I was mentally prepared because we came up in the era where they was really teaching us how to be monsters. We walked down the alley, stepped over a body like it was, aw, they killed that nigga. We might go in his pockets. You know that, right? So, you know, it tripped me out when he said, bro, that's my son. And we kind of bumping heads because I was going as far. He said, bro, right after you told me that, I went and did a robbery.
1:26:49I got caught up. And she was pregnant with it. I was able to get on the phone with Flock the Ball and get his daddy on the phone. And he said, my dad always told me that story. But I thought not. And I knew he had a pops that was an old head that was tapped in because his imitations that he be doing from that era. Because when he started doing cannabis and nori and like Oh boy, the Imitate he did seven years? Nah, nah. Cheese pops? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Cheese pops, okay. I was like, I knew, like there, I was like, it had to be somebody that was cool and knew what was up for show. Flock the ball, but listen, Flock the ball is, uh, but this dude, JJ, I'm gonna send y 'all his pains, bro.
1:27:28But I tell you, I be laughing, I be crying, this nigga here is crazy. Let's get him up here. Them studs? No, you gotta shoot that. I didn't know them studs be that silly, bro. What are you doing? Bro. I'm serious. They just feel like they're niggas. I know. I got homegirls that have been there. I don't even know if I can call them homegirls type shit. They damn it. You feel me? Because they've been that way for so damn long, and they is not going to. Like, you feel me? Rob Banks ain't never going, like. That's the homegirls. To the videos? Yeah. I could never see her switching up. Like, you seen when a boy tried to get.
1:28:01What is he talking about? So, listen. It does begin to live. I'll make it an announcement right now. I'm not going to say why, but I did a little research. All right. Talk again. I'm off Brick Baby. All right. Okay. I don't care what come out. I don't care how evident it is. I'm off Brick Baby for reasons associated to the daddy gang. It's a thing or two I didn't know. I found out accidentally. So, I'm off Brick Baby. No more.
1:28:37That's the coolest thing I heard. You definitely finna get off of that. Yeah, what the fuck? Why would he up to something, nigga? No, no. I ran into something. Lush over here finna get off on that. I was for a second until Kreek brought it to my pretension that this might be a move of perception. I'm gonna let you read that to yourself. I didn't know. Okay? Read the blue, right? I'm reading it. So you see who I'm talking to. Yes, I do. So I didn't know that that was going on and that was who that was. So at the end of the day, I can't be who I am. This man and his seed and his seed be that close to that.
1:29:19I generally didn't know. Listen, Brickman can come call me out my name, do what he want. I ain't saying nothing. I'm saying that's commendable what he's doing. He's saying that. I know you happy as hell. I am very happy That's just like me I'm very happy I don't give a fuck What anybody say I'm very happy I didn't know you And Brick was that close I mean I fucked with bro Man That's what I tried To say to this dude Several fucking times That's my friend You feel me I just happened To be looking at That's why I was like And I said damn man You feel me This person looks Like somebody And I happened To just go over there And boom Right there I said oh shit That's the only reason That's why I wasn't trying to.
1:30:02So you knew? I didn't know all the extent, but yes. Oh yeah, didn't nobody ever tell me. And that's my friend, bro. You feel me? I developed a rapport with him. It ain't even about him. He's trying to go into a deep story. It comes to certain things that we're like - Nah, it's not even that deep. Like if any factor - You know how I am, especially with kids. When shit starts factoring in kids, I lose. I take an L. That's honorable though. Nah, that's 100 % honorable. Rob Markman, hey, nobody can talk shit about that. They really can't. Rob Markman, about what? Oh yeah, that's honorable. I'm saying that's honorable.
1:30:38I do change everything. Man. Hey man, there it is. Man, maybe I should be more vocal sometimes. Yeah, you should have said something. You feel me? Listen, I honestly didn't know. I swear, I just have to be scrolling on. That's a pretty high idea. I'm scrolling on YouTube and I see a show, right? So I know who one person is. And I'm looking at the other person and I'm like, God damn, this individual look like somebody. So I said, let me go to this individual page. And I go to the page, boom. Yeah. Shout out to my daughter. Yeah. I'm like, oh, at that point I had to. You see how I text broke. He knew I didn't know.
1:31:24He said, I know you didn't know. He said, but I know you. This ain't a play. Everybody gonna think No that's day one I mean that's honorable mention I mean shit like It's not my place to say It's weird if I say P.E.A. I'm for sure ain't no place Wack I ain't looking Look at the exclamation mark The blue I did yesterday I ain't gonna say nothing Look at who I'm texting What they talking about Oh I did not know that You see what I'm saying I didn't know that neither I did They both they daughters Okay I had no idea I mean that makes a lot of sense Yeah I mean but that's gangsta for you to even say that on the air, too.
1:31:58I don't get, listen, I wouldn't get fucked if Brick Baby come on here and say whatever. I'm not saying that. Out of respect of that. I'm pretty sure he, I'm pretty sure he, like, he got his own shit going on, you know? Like, he would rather not have to deal with, you know, and I'm not speaking out of him. What's up with this dude that get killed in Chicago? Bazu? What you mean? What you mean? Because, did he have on some, in some earphones or something? You see how they ran them down like that? They could have put a little device They could have been the ones that call in the motherfucking people They could have slashed the tires Nah so look what they're saying I didn't see it Okay We standing in the back here A motherfucker sprint from the street Two of them Two people sprinting And don't nobody respond What I'm saying That it was a girl that dropped the low But they say that she got Oh you saying how did it happen?
1:32:57You got a video of it? Yeah there's a video It's three insane Two niggas sprinting at y 'all Nobody moved Yeah that was weird Oh none of the people that It happened mad quick though Somebody got hit though They were lacking Towards us We don't move That's what it looked like Yeah. Pop us all out. Because they're lacking, they're lacking. Oh, did you see that shit? Dude, they didn't have nothing. Dude, they got killed. They were lacking. He was with like four or five people. Two niggas ran at them for 40 yards. What else could it be? Nobody moved. Bro, they just didn't. How they not lacking? They wasn't paying attention enough.
1:33:39Yeah, but it did happen mad quick. Okay, nephew. It happened mad quick. Niggas got pillow feet. No, no. They shot like 50. Nigga, the minute we here. They shot like 50. Oh, my mom. You looking? Nigga. Either we running or we whipping out. Look at that sound. You better. By that time, it was already a rap. I was like, what? Nigga, slow down time and got there. Dude, two dudes, gunmen, run at him. It's me, you, and Cuban. And two dudes run 40 yards at us. No, that's what it looks like. You got a chopper and another guy. And nobody moves. When I tell you they got right here and just pop, like, space.
1:34:27Yeah. Yeah. They look like Navy SEALs. I ain't going to lie to you. I didn't know. You seen it. I couldn't. That shit. You hear? Bro. You hear? All right. Here we go. Kevin will call you. Appreciate you popping up, bro. Shout out to the No Jumper News. Yeah. Shout out to the little furry head dude over there. You the brother to the other dude right? Y 'all twins or some shit right? Irish twins Yeah Oh you younger Is that y 'all car out there With the different color fin and the bumper gun? Damn That's low I knew it was they shit It fit y 'all Damn Y 'all seem like some little badass little kids I swear I said I bet that's some little new shit Yeah them niggas from Pomona It was giving G-Ride vibes Yeah they from Pomona They from Pomona You know they shit's gonna look like that 25 7 4, 5, 6
1:35:18Wack I do marketing Let me work with some of your artists Yeah he's funny as fuck Thank you Yeah no I think That's an easy call Shout out to R &B I think it's her birthday coming up She's been wearing the Erykah Badu style hair Okay She's giving very Afrocentric Maddie vibes I fucks with that I can't even talk about R &B Because Wack already got mad Because you know how No comment. How Lush feels about the ebony. He gets a little carried away. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. You know, we all got our... You feel me? Black and brown queens. Oh, my God. White fan, Lucci. Yeah, yeah. Black queens forever. Snow bunnies forever.
1:35:57Yeah, type shit. Snow bunnies never. Yo. Shouts to the snow bunnies, too, man. No, hey. Hey, where we at? Oh. Oh, wife and Lucci talk a lot. Man, we might as well go to the next topic at this point. Okay, there's one I want to read. Please. Love Island star Huda is getting backlash for laughing at a fan who called her co-star Olandria a nigger. Hard ER. Oh my gosh. Huda has apologized and claimed she didn't hear what they said after watching the video. Are you buying it? It was Huda and her boyfriend, and this is not Huda's first time laughing or engaging with people being racist against her so-called friend.
1:36:33Oh, no. Hell no. Not brown on black? Brown on black. Oh, man. They both fine. They both fine. No, I thought it was your birthday coming up. Okay, yeah. Yeah, it's my costume. Happy birthday. Happy birthday. Enjoy. Happy birthday, R.B. She's looking bad. She's up to hairstyle. Hello? You might want to turn the mic. Hello?
1:37:05No, they laugh right when they hear it. Yo, I turned that shit on. Yo, what the fuck? What did they say?
1:37:15I don't think it was necessarily
1:37:20But they thought it was funny And she laughed That was her first reaction Not like oh my god Or like what the fuck Hung up No both of y 'all laughed too So clearly y 'all be joking about this Amongst yourselves Was her man Her man was a black man too right I don't know He no black She likes black He's black He looks black And what is she She like Middle Eastern? Yeah. Oh, okay. This changes the dynamic. Yeah, she's Middle Eastern. And on the show, she was making it seem like she was allies and best friends with the two black girls, Shelly and Olandria. But then she kind of gets kicked off. And she was trying to date the black guys, too.
1:37:57And one ended up choosing up the other black girls. I think that made her salty. Well, if you're this girl's PR, the obvious thing to do is be like, I was laughing at the absurdity of it and or it's AI, right? There's no other way around it being janky. I mean, you know what I noticed too with interracial relationships? When the man is black, the woman does feel comfortable saying nigga. Facts. Like, I done have to check a couple women saying nigga. Facts. Or they think that they can comment on racial things around you not like a joke and they're not going to say nothing. Exactly. It's cool because they with you.
1:38:28Yeah, because I'm with a black man. But it don't matter that you're with a black man. You need to hold to your own character. And Huda loves a black man. She tried to get with Ace on the show. then she was with the other black man and disrespected him calling him a bitch all types of stuff on the show because he didn't want to have sex with her and then now you're with another black man and she's the type that would have a child and then be low-key racist against your child because you don't really like black people like that yeah I'm pretty sure her parents are racist too to be with a black dude it's a trend these days man that's how I look at it it's more of a trend than it is like a woman really looking for love or they just want the genetics the genes it's not even really a trend has been like that.
1:39:08Yeah. I ain't gonna hold you, no, it is a trend because now I'm looking at pages like, that shows like Black and Asian Love and they showing like black men in Thailand and how the women are fantasizing about them. Bro, we the sauce. Bro, I keep telling you. Bro, we the sauce. No, but you gotta, you gotta understand like the thing is like, so a lot of these cultures like where, I don't know specifically where in the Middle East she's from, but and it does. Probably Virgin. Okay. Probably. And she's from North Carolina. Okay. So even with Persians who most migrated after the 1979 was like when a lot of them came to America and really in the early 90s, like the biggest influx.
1:39:51And like, so they're not that used. I'm not making excuses for her at all, by the way. But so like her family for show is racist. Like there's no way that they're not like because it's so it's so culturally far removed. Nowadays, there's not really an excuse to be like that because, like you said, people are super integrated. And by the way, that should also make people more racist, which I was just saying, like, oh, a black dude in Thailand and all the bitches are fantasizing. You don't think the dudes out there are going to be like, yo, fuck these guys? You feel me? Who does Palestinian, to be clear?
1:40:26Palestinian. Okay, same thing. Her parents are for sure racist. Because I'll say this. My homie that was from Montreal, Who I just had on the pod the other day The homie Skin Deep He's a producer He's from Montreal Black dude And his family is a West Indian And he's all like He said that his neighbors are Palestinian And they were so shocked That he was with a white chick He was like How is this possible? And they weren't even like Trying to be racist to him They were like How did you do this? Yeah, not even How is it allowed? Yeah, this is like insane It's like something it'd be like watching walking a shark walk on land right now like like what the fuck is this i'm seeing right now is this ai like it's an inconceivable thought because these are a lot of countries that come from things that got caste systems and shit like that so they have colonialism that's obvious an obvious result of colonialism right so things like that you know like not to justify it at all but he had her family probably racist and a motherfucker right i mean so she Whether she mean it or not, because she obviously liked that black dick in her.
1:41:34So she's like. I mean, she does have black in her. Hilarious. You feel me? That'd be giving y 'all a license to say certain things and act a certain way. I just don't like it. You'd never have to fake friends with the black girls if that's really how you felt. Yeah. But if she's on a show and isn't like the social hierarchy part of the show. It's Love Island. You don't got to get along with the girls. You're there for the guy. You got to politic. You got to make the bitches think you're not a threat. You feel me? and they're going to fall back, and then you're going to steal their boyfriends too.
1:42:03I mean, she tried that, but it didn't work. Ace stayed with the black girl. She was trying to figure out the sauce on how to please the black men. You know what I'm saying? She was trying to get the sauce from the black women. You know what I'm saying? But sometimes certain races can, like, overdo their job with trying to prove that they down to where it become cringe. It be like, bro, now you're just doing too much. Like you said, like, stepping out of your boundaries, saying the N-word. and when I even gave Lush the black card and the black card said do not get fucked up by thinking this is a nigga like you get what I'm saying like so it's just the bottom line I try guys you mean you tried what?
1:42:41I try not to say it but like even Lush is like a nigga that honestly I wouldn't even take a he's so down for the culture just authentically though you get what I'm saying he's not trying it's like this is really you know what I'm saying so but um yeah i think you know like i said i think certain people just get so consumed with trying to prove to us that they fuck with us to where it just become cringe i'm gonna say something that's maybe mean but i don't care i feel like girls like huda can't compete with the bad white girl you know the other fine white girls on the show you're not pretty in their category and certain type of white boys they're not fucking with you because you're not that but you can come in the black girl mix and you can get privilege over here from the niggas because they like somebody exotic She right So you chillin with us You know what That's like a super advanced take So with us You in the circle with us You look like the bad bitch In the circle with us Oh look at your long hair And this and that Go sit with them white bitches And see how you compare with them Cause that's No offense But that's how I look At the bad baby situation I think that she thought She transformed herself Into a little badass Light skin Good hair Black bitch Yep But I'll be honest I do not think And this is not to defend the whites of the world but I do not think that there's any white boys that don't think that black girls and or like alternative racially ambiguous like you know women brown women are we all think they're hot just some white boys don't know how to get at them it's just not their preference but deep down it is not even their preference but they might try to act like this or that or they might be society conditioned too much to think about I feel that.
1:44:23No, not even, I don't even think it's too much to think about. They scared. Yeah, that, they're intimidated. They scared, bro. Intimidated, okay. White men are intimidated by black women because they're dominant. They're a dominant force. You know what I'm saying? They just don't know how to get at them. Yeah, they don't know, like, they are not going to fuck a black girl. A black girl's going to fuck them. Oh, shit. But I mean, like, with the Huda situation, you could go sit over there with those white girls. If you like white men, though, but you don't. You like the privilege that you get from dating black men, and you want to come and date the fine black man or the black man with money, and you feel like you could snatch him from just a regular black girl because I'm better than her.
1:44:54I got a nose job. I got a fat ass. I'm Arab. I'm lighter complex in my hair. I'm proud. And that is a black man's fault. But that is us as black men's fault too. We like to say, oh, we're foreigns in a foreign. Thank you. Thank you for taking responsibility. And then too, but I like, it makes me think are certain black men targeted because oftentimes it's like the athletes. Hell yeah, you're targeted. it's the athletes it's all the football players all the basketball players all the you know i'm saying like the average joke if you look like that because i know niggas that look like that and they would a bad person that got money i'll be honest here's the biggest pressure for the black girls it's the black girls with english accents watch the fuck out y 'all are under pressure the pepper pigs the uk the uk the uk uh black queens do we consider um arab woman black?
1:45:49No. Because they come from Africa? Some of them, right? I mean, that's the question I'm asking. I don't think they consider themselves black. I'm about to ask them, what do you think, Tam? I don't think they do, because when I was in Egypt, it's like, no, they don't move like that. And there's darker women, and it's like, yeah, they're African, and we're Arab. Even if the African girl got straight hair and look Habisha, you know, like Ethiopian, it's like, no, no, no, those people are Africans. We're Arab. It's too many different races who try to disassociate themselves with being black. Like, bro, Jamaicans, Nigga will tell you I'm not fucking black I'm a Jamaican I've definitely had a Jamaican Check me for saying nigga to him Like bro I'm not no nigga That's that American shit Oh I know most Caribbean people Feel like that Belizeans Yeah Fucking If you meet a dark Guatemalan For sure 100 % Belizean AKA Unless you're feeling uncomfortable No I'm agreeing so much I was gonna say Regardless Jamaicans still make Some of the hardest music Oh yeah I'll just say that 100 % And Every time I'm out of America, that's the only music I listen to.
1:46:48Yes. They culturally dominate the Caribbean. Like, when you think about Caribbean culture, you think about Jamaica. I ain't going to hold it. I never watched Love Island in my life. Like, what is this about? Yeah, me neither. Like, what is it about? I know all of... Yeah, it's like a reality show. It's basically... Okay, so it's a bunch of dudes and it's a bunch of hoes. And they all just, like, basically flesh puppets for each other. So is this, like, basically, like, MTV real world? Basically, yeah. What I'm saying, like, there's more sex. It's more cutting the chase. Because that's the whole thing.
1:47:15Less cohabitation, more straight to the market. No more Pornhub. We're watching Love Island. I mean, these bitches are watching. Are they showing it? I don't know. I'm trying to get cracking. Are they showing it? It's just people under the belt. I'm going to goon out. It's not goon worthy. I'm going to goon out. It's not goon worthy. It's not goon worthy? Yeah, but the girls are gooning to it. They got the jewel going. So is this shit better than Jersey Shore? Jersey Shore is classy. Jersey Shore is way better television. Snooki? That was the home. First of all, Chilean You feel me? What was my boy DJ?
1:47:51There's two Italians on the show Wait, so they weren't all Italians? But they were adopted and stuff Snookies adopted I just cut my whole thing Okay, yeah I think Polly and Vinny are both full blood Italian Nobody else is Like Sammy and all of them are kind of big They're all fucking Euro Muts Yeah, except for Snooki Who's actually fucking South American And I'm pretty sure I jacked off to Jersey Shore Once or twice back in the day Snooki used to be on that shit Faded JWoww's tits were kind of bad She was right to spot with two sometimes Yeah, yeah, she was kind of bad What did you say with my fucking friend?
1:48:32I don't mean JWoww was cool There's like less options for gooning at the time Or for being fully honest Do we have any titles we didn't do yet? Yeah, let's do Black Zach, man This is a nigga from my hood, man And I kind of, this kind of hurt me. We need you to expand on this one. I really don't know too much about it. I actually just seen this today, but rapper Black Zach was arrested by the feds on a murder for hire charge. I like to say, as I hope it ain't true. This is my partner. You know, he from my hood. He from Insane. Okay. This is my dog. He done came out to Long Beach a couple times and put some money in the hood, put some money in the streets, put some money in a couple good people's pockets, too.
1:49:06They saying that he hired somebody to, yeah, let's just watch the video.
1:49:15This is getting a look at the Columbia-based rapper arrested on federal RICO charges. 34-year-old Zachary Chapman, who goes by the rapper named Black Zach, pleaded not guilty in federal court yesterday. He was arrested by U.S. Marshals and booked inside a Spartanburg County Jail this week. In a 22-page indictment, Chapman is accused of several crimes, including an alleged murder for hire plot in Columbia four years ago. You can read the full indictment right now on our website. White Chapman is scheduled to have another hearing on Monday. And for the first time, W.I. Hey, can I ask a question?
1:49:50I mean, no disrespect by this. Is he like, is he kind of like, is there something mentally up with him? Does he have like. Not from what I've seen. He regular? Yeah, pretty much 100 % regular dude. What's up to you? Shaking him. It doesn't seem like, I'll say based on what it says here, is just like a guy facing some charges. So free him. He ain't doing nothing wrong. It's not even any sex allegations or any weird shit. So, you know, I don't support murders or murder for hire. And my condolences to the victims and all that. I don't know anybody involved. But, like, I don't know this man to think he guilty.
1:50:26And it's so funny because, like, I wanted to damn near make a joke because I've seen a gang of comments. And they was like, oh, he looked guilty. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. But he actually don't look guilty. He's just a regular guy. Like, oh, it's a black guy. Yeah, exactly You know what I mean Like I mean, cause Do he look a little crazy? I mean, shit It's probably not I ain't gonna hold y 'all You know what it is He ain't got his jewelry Do he look a little insane? He ain't got Shut up He ain't got the Cartier's on He ain't got his chains on You know, they probably Caught him in a bad predicament Yeah, I was gonna say Don't look like his finest hour And that's like Your mugshot Like, I don't even look good But I mean, you gotta think about it too If you're getting picked up For murder for hire How are you supposed to look?
1:51:06Yeah, exactly That's what I'm saying Like, it's like Like, I know that if it was me at my worst moment, I'd look a lot worse than this guy does because he don't even look that crazy. So I don't really know. I mean, shit, it looked like he was up as a rapper doing his thing, or as you feel me. I'm assuming I'm going to say as a rapper. But, yeah, I don't know too much. Like I said, I've just seen this today. I haven't did too much research on it. He's from out there? Yeah. From South Carolina? He got put on out here. Okay. You know, he spent some time out here. He did his thing out here. He ended up moving out there.
1:51:39created a collective of us out there. Okay. Supposedly. Yeah, you know, something went bad. Now, murder for hire has to come with a cause. That means somebody did something to you. There's always a cause and effect of something. I was going to say, what's up with that? That's a popular charge now. Murder for hire is like a new thing. Well, not really, because that goes back to some mafia shit. No, I know that, but I'm saying in recent news, it's coming up a lot. You know what I think it is? I think with technology and just the internet and social media, it's just so easy to crack down on it now.
1:52:15So it's like people was getting shot before and they didn't know the politics behind it. Like, yeah, so-and-so asked for that or so-and-so paid a little money for that. Or even something happened. We just couldn't figure out if he did it or not. Yeah. But you know what? Technology nowadays. They hacking into phones, all type of shit. And then a lot of the times, too, people do talk to me. Instagram. Like my homie, my homie, the dude, matter of fact, The dude that introduced me to WAC 10 years ago, he ended up getting life for a double murder. And in the courtroom, they pulled up every single goddamn Instagram text message he ever goddamn had.
1:52:53And I couldn't believe it. I'm like, God damn. And so that's ultimately what kind of led to the conviction is because they brought up a lot of the Instagram messages, even shit that you deleted, shit that's in advantage mode, all of that shit, bro. they can see it. That's the peanut hits hard. Yeah. Everything. You know, nowadays, bro, I don't see how people can even think they can get away with murder. Yeah, no, that shit over with, man. Like, there's a camera on every light bulb. The cameras on these iPhones, they're on where we're not using them. But that's why, like, the whole gang thing, the biggest problem with it and this, like, is very predatory is that's why they have young fools put in work for them because they know they're not going to get the same consequences and that's where, like, the murder for hire.
1:53:35It's not just gangs. But I mean, but that's still going to be. It's actually not just gangs. That's like organized crime. Yeah, but I mean, it's actually going to be a worse consequence for you putting up bread to get somebody killed than the person that's doing the murder. It is. You look at the stipulations. It's premeditated. No, it is. It is. And you get a conspiracy charge or some shit. You get all type of stuff. It is. But like, is that, if we're like, from a legal perspective, removing ourselves as like, you know, the voices of the streets, I think that kind of makes sense and is fair, right?
1:54:05I would have more accountability on the adult in a situation when you're dealing with children. Yeah. Because that's essentially what it is. 100%. Who should face more consequences? The person who was, quote, unquote, manipulated into. I'm not saying that's what happened in this instance. No, but you're 100 % right. No, I think you're in the nail on the head. Yeah. Go ahead. You want to say something? No, I just feel like I think that's common sense. Bro, like, even with, like, I was looking at Dirk's situation. And they're saying that Dirk hired people to hit people on his own block. Now, obviously, this went through his social media.
1:54:37They said they didn't find nothing. But there's a key witness. That was a completely frivolous claim that the fucking DA was making. But yes. Trying to cause infighting. Yeah. But with the key witness saying that, yes, this did happen, he's ultimately going to get charged more than the person, for example, who murdered the person, quote, unquote. Right. They come out and say, yeah, he hired me. Because in that instance, they're trying to fucking. like you're right and in that instance it's not fair it's not yeah like i didn't pull the trigger like i agree with you and i don't think it's like no it is though sorry i mean no no go ahead brother but it kind of is bro because the whole again conspiring thing it's like you were the master mind behind this shit so had you not put the play together this probably would have never happened you know i'm saying so yeah so that shit and then on top of that you hold the power in the situation because you don't want to put the bag up.
1:55:32You know what I'm saying? But in instances like this is when it's like people are just excessively using it. Even certain people that he might not get along with will lean into that narrative because it might financially benefit them and otherwise, or just his lack of freedom might benefit them politically with however they're maneuvering in the streets or whatever. I mean, I'm partially thinking... So when there's opportunism on behalf of whoever is corroborating those claims, if you're the person being like, yeah, it was him, he did that when he really wasn't, and it's predatory, I don't fuck with that.
1:56:10You know what I'm saying, my bad, G? You do. I don't fuck with that. But if it's the instance of, hey, let's say I'm Nathan's ops, you feel me? And we're both in our 40s or whatever, and he want to have me knocked off, He's not going to do it himself. He's going to have some 15-year-old kids to do it. He deserves to be held accountable more than those 15-year-old kids who smoke weed. You know what I mean? When you put it in, like, them type of terms, 100 % understandable. Obviously, you're the mastermind behind it. And like you said, it would have never happened if I wasn't to put it into action.
1:56:47But in this case, there's nobody that's convicted of murdering. They don't have no murderer. They just got him. So it's like bro So how is he I mean fuck it in conclusion Bro quit being stupid Like you're not finna get away with murder Quit acting like you're gonna do something And drop a bag on somebody's head And act like you're just gonna be Scott Like Scott clean Don't even talk about that Cause that's considered a terrorist threat now So don't even say to nobody Like I'll put some money on your head Or I'll do this or that Keep it quiet If you really wanna kill him You know keep it in your mind Do it And you know what Don't even kill him bro Like just get up out of there Cause like at this point Like don't even You're going to jail, bro.
1:57:24You're going to jail. Sometimes it might be worth it. Like you might really, really, somebody did something horrible to you and you're like, this is what you need to do. Send your girl over there and have her cuss him out until he tried to get physical and then kill him. Now you got a reason to do it. You know, you got to set up the whole play. I agree with that. Actually, Tay, the more I look at this guy, I'm kind of thinking he kind of looks a little guiltier than I thought. Hey, man, free that boy, man. Listen, I'm telling you right now. It's a good thing, man. He ain't do nothing wrong. Regardless of the situation, dog, I hope everything turns out right for him.
1:57:58I can tell you, that's really bad, right? I'm biased. I'm biased for everybody from Long Beach. Hey, but look. Chances are, dog, though, chances are somebody pushed him to do this. Possibly. Just as a rich-ass man, fool. And he was fucking with Rennie Rucci. And I'm going to tell you that, too. You finna lose Rennie. Rennie just left old boy from 10-17, right? I believe she is. And got with my boy. Rennie just had a baby with some Rennie just got with him Yeah My girl She had the baby with him Shout out to this nigga Shout out to this Free black Zach Free black Zach If we're being kidding Oh there was arguing outside on Kim That's him Yeah that's him Yeah That's my boy Zach And you know Rennie was with Old boy from 1017 She was with the one That just got out Pushyisty No not He's not the one that Kicked Rennie out The other one He the one that she was Just living with Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah, yeah.
1:58:49Yeah. Oh! Oh, it's all starting to hit now, huh? Oh!
1:58:58Jesus fucking... It's awful. Why did you lead off with this? I mean, listen, bro, I'm not a TMZ. My nigga's on Bullshit. He did it. No, it was him. It was the black guy. It was the black guy. It was the black guy. Hey, take his car, fool. Where's your car now? Man, I'm appropriately using the car. Nah, real talk, bro. You know, we never wish jailed nobody. I hope this shit is cool. If you did commit anything fool, then, you know, the law is not your friend. He didn't do anything wrong. I don't think he did at all. He's a good guy. That video is fucking incredible. It's funny as fuck. Yeah. I wish I would have known.
1:59:33I would have had a whole different take on him. What? I mean, yeah. Yeah. You're seeing him down. We're being fully honest. Yes, man. All right. Shouts to Benjamin Davis. 8-fowl, 7-fowl. Thank you for becoming a member of the Rogue Index. Tam, escape this life now. I would love you and I would take care of you forever. BX, stand up. East Coast salute. Why are you trying to make it seem like I'm in a strip club or something? I'm on the track. We got you stuck, Tam. We want us for life. I don't want to super creep you out, Tam, but you are going to the same city that this guy resides in. I am. Oh, shit.
2:00:14Yeah, BX, stand up. I'm going to be outside. What you do for a living there? No, don't tell him to stand up. Tell him to go away. Yeah. You play soccer, my nigga, what? At the same time, a lot of people, like, I've met so many people, like, in the random East Coast states that are, like, claimed, like, the New York's borough they lived in for the first four months of their lives. Oh, God. They just have the thickest accent, but they're like, oh, what part of New York are you from? And they're like, oh, fucking Florida, dog. Tallahassee. Like, what the fuck? Like, PX stand up. Yeah, exactly. You literally sound like Tracy Morgan Dude like what the fuck I'm just kidding Rogan Dex I know you're a real BX Fucking uh Bronam's Lush your new song and video is fire Keep it up Lush has been on a consistent W With all his music And I got to say that And I like the A$AP Rocky with the Scarf and the hat My favorite shit is still when he's posting with the buzz ball With the statue You ain't seen it I pulled up the buzz ball And the ramen I was cooking with the ramen And it's funny I saw that I was like Did he just pour a buzz ball in that Bro that was so fire It was funny Thank you I appreciate that That's a lot of love man Thank you I appreciate y 'all Hey this fool said Tito Oh yeah new video out right now You feel me While my boy vodka grab this It's called Ibiza Run that shit up It's going crazy JPB JPB Times 3 33 Thank you for the 40 on your life Lush No Luis Luis I need some more Solo content from you But we do gotta Subscribe to my OnlyFans I'll jerk off for you I was waiting for your joke K Slim is managing them now Yeah exactly No church Big church is managing me I did the digital pivot What?
2:02:01You don't leave us? No of course Adam22 Is managing me I'm jerking off on camera For all the real ones And I'm just playing I would love to do Some more Solo content I appreciate you getting England. Tito's Keys, Selena Powell, Bing Bao, Free Diddy Now, hamburgers, and five. Fine shit. Fine shit. I appreciate that, but you put me in the Diddy comment. Is it disrespectful if a dude says you fine shit? Do you find it? Because I feel like there's been kind of like, at first girls were like, fucking with it. They'd be like, tee hee hee. And now they're kind of like, what, fool? Yeah. I don't know.
2:02:39I feel like that's too young. If you're saying that, then I know you're too young. Yeah. It's kind of like the giat. Yeah. It's like the giat shit. Gat? I'm for sure gatting a bitch when she walk by. Bro. I gat my bitch all day. I gat my bitch like, I gat my bitch four times a day. I'm going to get sucked if I say that. Come on, fuck. Shit. My girl going to be on my head. No, I'm just saying, I'm gatting my bitch. I'm any, gat. You feel me? When she walk past it. No, no, no. So like if a grown white man was like, what's up, fine shit? You feel me? Like, what's up? You some fine shit. I'm going to be like, what's up, B-Rad?
2:03:13Oh! See, yeah. I can always go good. You feel me? It could go left. I got the rebuttals, though. But what if he was, like, clouded up and was rich? You feel what I mean? I don't care. You could still have money and be a sucker. He's still B-Rad? All right, B-Rad. You got the man. You're really B-Rad. You got money. What if he's, like, 25? Then that's still B-Rad? B-Rad you from who? What if he's black? You got the bad name. He's, like, calls you fine shit. Then you're just corny. Damn. flying. So fine shit has worn out his welcome essentially fellas. In the real world. I feel like that's for the internet.
2:03:49I think it was, bro. I was like saying fine shit. I never said that. I meant it. Can the man has a bar of fine shit? I know the mid-bitches gotta hate me. I feel like fine shit's like a term of endearment. I don't even know when that started deriving. Where did that come from? It got cemented on the Cardi when Cardi came out with the song. But I feel like it's like some Dirty South ATL shit to say. Fine shit. Normally they're super respectful Like with the shouty and miss and all that Robert Lindsey 69 Shout out to the player partner Big Lush Who know you're doing your thing We fucking with you out here Redding Redding California Shout out to Big Tom and Sonny Francis Shout out to y 'all man Salutes to Hugo Rodriguez 752 Appreciate you for becoming a member Lush sending some money through here Chris Jones Lush you still involved with Battle Rap I challenge Lush to a battle rap You got 24 hours to respond I'm dropping tomorrow You better come harder than J.O.
2:04:56Felony came at Before we end the show Can we get a freestyle? Of course
2:05:05That's fire He's so ready I got knives Hit the pump first Hit the pump first Hit the pump That was Nas too by the way, but let's go.
2:05:46Tam Burger, the man burger, going on high time, no jumper gang banging on him. Okay. Mary McCartney Park. Hey, listen, man. I ain't going to hold you. Low key, bro. The fuck is y 'all talking? I'm waiting. Low key, bro. You like that. Yes. Lush back in his bag. I'm really proud of what you've been doing, man. And you know how, you know how, tell you, like, as an artist, like, when you go on, like, you have your run, and then when you go on the hiatus, like, you really tired of me. Like, you really don't want to fuck with nothing associated to it. You feel me? and then it just take for you to get back in that bag and then from that point on, everything just be crazy, gang.
2:06:23I think that's the zone. That's the mode he in right now. You been on the run, bro. We got a solution for that. Like I said, player, broken clocks right twice a day. That part, man. Listen, that was a no jumper show for this Thursday. Shout out to Tim. Shout out to Creep. Shout out to Lush. Shout out to me. Love y 'all. Thank y 'all. Shout out to Nathan, them on the bars, Mikey, the whole squad. Squadriano, man. We'll see y 'all tomorrow. See ya. Sharsky.
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