Wack & Lush Beef Goes Nuclear, 35 Snitches in Lil Durk's Trial, Snoop Dogg vs Dejon & More

23 Aug 2026 · 2 h · 48 chapters

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In short

The hosts trade stories and opinions on celebrity pregnancy/surrogacy, Drake vs. Kendrick/Game beef history, TDE internal “shut up” rumors, LA’s reaction to “Not Like Us,” and how rap lyrics may be used in the Lil Durk trial. They also discuss the broader decline of hip-hop momentum and the legal/ethical fallout of street violence.

Guests (and backgrounds)

The transcript is mostly a two-person conversation with no clearly identified guest names. One speaker is “Wack” (referred to as Wack/Whack 100) with a West Coast gang/industry background and long involvement in TDE/Top Dog circles. The other speaker is “Adam” (No Jumper host/figure), positioned as a Drake defender/glazer and a media interviewer.

Key claims

  • Surrogacy: a surrogate candidate would do what’s asked, but legal force to abort is questioned; one real case mentioned involved a test showing heart problems and an advised abortion.
  • Drake/Kendrick/Game: the “Kendrick vs Game” tension is framed as long-kept, with Whack 100/Top Dog described as the “fuse box” preventing escalation.
  • “Not Like Us” is argued to be more about LA having a moment than about Drake wrongdoing; the “minor” lyric is treated as wordplay, not a literal accusation.
  • Lil Durk trial: claims that prosecutors have 35 witnesses, with about 20 having firsthand knowledge, and that Durk’s songs with violent lyrics will be used.

Notable examples

  • Drake’s “long hug” moment with Lena tied to an earlier “Iceman rollout” idea.
  • Mack Wap/TDE: alleged higher-ups told him to chill about Kendrick/Game talk.
  • Chief Keef vs Lil Durk: Keef allegedly shifted to California and less violent music; Durk allegedly stayed in a cycle leading to multiple deaths.
  • Goofus and Gallant analogy: “don’t spend millions ordering hits.”

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Surrogate Talks Turn Comical

0:45 to 2:10

The hosts discuss the complexities and humorous aspects of surrogacy.

“And as soon as you get pregnant, you know, things go whack-a-mole.”

Health Consciousness and Surrogacy

2:10 to 3:51

A deeper dive into the health concerns surrounding choosing a surrogate.

“And she was like, no, I don't believe in that.”

Drake's Potential Parenthood

3:51 to 6:00

The hosts speculate humorously on the implications of Drake fathering a child.

“Right but you know you want to have a tall ass kid good at basketball also LeBron I just remember I'm Drake's homie but LeBron but boy he make his show he don't I mean, but just what?”

Drake's Racial Identity Discussion

6:00 to 8:40

A discussion on Drake's racial identity and societal perceptions.

“somehow me and him started talking, right, on FaceTime, and he just mentions that he, because this is the thing about Drake is he's just an idea guy.”

Bob Marley and Racial Discussion

8:40 to 10:50

The hosts discuss Bob Marley's race and how it fits into their previous conversation.

“That sounds like an amazing scene for his next music video.”

Kendrick and Game's Relationship

10:50 to 13:00

The hosts discuss the dynamics of Kendrick Lamar and The Game's relationships.

“Well, I haven't watched a lot of it, but Mack Wap is like really kind of like aggressively going at game.”

Insider Secrets of TDE

13:00 to 14:01

Insights into the inner workings of Top Dawg Entertainment and its key players.

“Mack Wap is out here just kind of freestyle and talk about whatever he wants.”

Exploring Whack 100 and Game's Relationship

14:01 to 14:58

Learn about the complex dynamics of Whack 100's relationships with Game and Kendrick.

“but the Top Dog Whack 100 relationship, their brotherhood had always been what it had been, right?”

The Nature of Loyalty in LA Hip-Hop

14:59 to 17:24

Discussion on loyalty and alliances among LA rappers, particularly Game's connections.

“Like, I know dude got a call the other day.”

Drake vs. Kendrick: A Complicated History

17:25 to 20:24

An analysis of the ongoing tension and relationship dynamics between Drake and Kendrick.

“song to be so aggressive that it seemed like an intense shot from Game at Kendrick.”
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Understanding the Impact of Kendrick's Diss Track

20:25 to 24:28

Insight into the cultural significance of Kendrick's diss track and its reception.

“And then, you know, Ben, from the West Coast, I'm going to be real.”

Debating Sales and Cultural Relevance

24:29 to 28:00

A heated debate over album sales and the cultural significance of Kendrick and Drake's work.

“I would have thought he would have laughed that shit off and be like, alright.”

Debating Album Releases: Drake vs Kendrick

28:00 to 29:00

The hosts discuss the release strategies of Drake and Kendrick, analyzing their impact on music consumption and numbers.

“12 tracks only without no feature work with some local dudes that did 319.”

The History of Drake and Kendrick's Rivalry

29:00 to 30:20

The conversation shifts to the history of the rivalry between Drake and Kendrick, touching on notable moments and perceptions.

“You better not get that nigga out, give him a scarecrow or something, but you better not get that nigga out of my house.”

The Role of Perception in Hip-Hop Feuds

30:20 to 32:20

Discussion on how perceptions shape the narratives around hip-hop feuds and the personal feelings involved.

“I do believe – I don't think they've done the squash.”

Considerations of Ego and Expectations in Rap

32:20 to 35:50

The hosts explore how ego and expectations impact relationships and collaborations in the rap industry.

“oh this sucks everybody's being mean to me It was actions.”

State of Hip-Hop: Current Challenges

35:50 to 37:10

A discussion about the current state of hip-hop and the challenges artists face in releasing music.

“I would very much like to see how they both handle that, Game and Kendrick.”

The Impact of Features and Collaborations

37:10 to 39:00

The hosts analyze how features affect album sales and artist visibility in the current hip-hop landscape.

“I've never seen New York in this type of slump in my life.”

The Future of Poo Shiesty and Album Releases

39:00 to 42:00

The segment concludes with thoughts on Poo Shiesty's career and the complexities of releasing music while incarcerated.

“this your last project was probably cool because if you coming with something after that like this and then that's the last thing they remember you by.”

The Impact of Lyrics on Trials

42:00 to 44:20

Explore how rap lyrics might influence jury perception in legal cases.

“And best believe that if they release 18 songs on this one, they got at least another 12 or 14 for another one.”

Lil Durk's Legal Troubles and Street Life

44:20 to 47:21

A deep dive into Lil Durk's situation with witnesses and his past choices.

“I knew right then and there it was all bad.”

Lessons from Gang Life: Success vs. Failure

47:21 to 52:22

Discussion on the consequences of gang life and the importance of moving away from it.

“and the Porsches and I didn't run to the, I didn't know I got further away from it.”

Snoop Dogg vs. Dejon: A New Hip-Hop Controversy

52:22 to 56:00

Analyzing the conflict between Snoop Dogg and Dejon regarding West Coast artists.

“And don't worry, y 'all, we're going to get into the lust shit.”

Dejan's Challenge to Snoop Dogg

56:00 to 57:40

The hosts discuss Dejan's provocative comments towards Snoop Dogg and the implications for hip-hop.

“I called Snoop, asked him did he know him.”

Challenges of Signing New Artists

57:40 to 1:00:00

The conversation shifts to the difficulties of identifying and signing new talent in the current music industry landscape.

“I didn't cause Draco his life by being so stupid, so negligent, so ignorant to have Draco and YG performing hours apart at the same venue.”

The Evolution of Hip-Hop Labels

1:00:00 to 1:02:30

Discussion about how hip-hop labels operate today compared to the past, including examples from TDE and other labels.

“So this is, I want to say this might be a second or third one.”

The Dangers of Street Politics in Music

1:02:30 to 1:04:50

They explore how street politics impact artists' careers and the challenges faced by labels in these situations.

“Yeah, I don't want to do it straight up.”

Imagining Collaborations That Could Have Been

1:04:50 to 1:07:20

The hosts speculate on potential collaborations in hip-hop history, focusing on Draco and Nipsey Hussle.

“They probably knew a lot more than me, honestly.”

Lush and the Current Conflict

1:07:20 to 1:10:02

The discussion revolves around the ongoing conflict involving Lush and its impact on their podcast environment.

“Hey, you know one thing about this damn rap music?”

The Heated Debate Over Lush and Aggression

1:10:02 to 1:17:09

Listen to the escalating confrontation about Lush's actions and the aggressive responses.

Comparing Actions: Wack vs. Lush

1:17:10 to 1:24:01

Explore the differences in the controversies surrounding Wack and Lush's remarks and actions.

“Again, I never said what nobody else did with Future.”

Conflict Escalation

1:24:01 to 1:25:10

The hosts discuss the escalating conflict and the implications of threats made.

“When that man entered the game, when he entered the game, we'll whack.”

Defending Names in Podcasting

1:25:11 to 1:26:48

They debate the appropriateness of defending one's name and the consequences of online actions.

“And I address what the fuck he spoke on.”

Reality and Consequences

1:26:49 to 1:27:58

Discussion about the reality of their actions and the potential consequences of speaking out.

“I'm going to f*** with you the way I want to f*** with you.”

Lush's Safety Concerns

1:27:59 to 1:28:49

Concerns are raised about the safety of Lush amidst ongoing tensions.

“I don't want to hear nothing you got to talk about, bro.”

Fan Poll and Perceptions

1:28:50 to 1:29:59

The hosts examine a recent fan poll that shows support for Lush over Wack.

“You can't say a motherfucking thing to me, bro.”

Trolling and Reactions

1:30:00 to 1:32:45

The conversation shifts to trolling, reactions, and the impact of past actions on relationships.

“But at least that was the vibe in the chat.”

Repercussions of Words

1:32:46 to 1:35:04

A discussion about the repercussions of derogatory comments and threats in their community.

“The other little broad said, oh my God, whack, those are my text messages.”

Living with Consequences

1:35:05 to 1:37:08

They discuss the reality of living with the consequences of their words and actions.

“I know, but can you like from a legal perspective, can you not claim it?”

Navigating Conflict

1:37:09 to 1:38:01

The hosts conclude with insights on navigating conflicts and the importance of understanding.

“I know if I tell a motherfucker from a neighborhood, hey, you ain't your dead homies.”

Discussion on Conflict and Reactions

1:38:01 to 1:40:45

Explore the dynamics of conflict and personal accountability in confrontations.

“He didn't in the beginning, but I mean you definitely started it, but he took it so far that it's like realistically, where does this go for?”

Jalees and Yaya Mayweather Incident

1:40:46 to 1:42:26

Analyze the implications of the altercation involving Jalees and Yaya Mayweather.

“This is crazy because as you bring that up, look who texted me.”

Chasing Clout and Consequences

1:42:27 to 1:45:04

Discuss the dangers of seeking clout and the consequences of reckless behavior.

“But his ass spent the night tied up in a chair in the middle of one of them fields.”

Skinny from the Nine Controversy

1:45:05 to 1:47:45

Delve into the allegations against Skinny from the Nine and his career trajectory.

“You got a baby daddy that's capable, right?”

Mental Health and Sobriety Discussions

1:47:46 to 1:50:17

Examine mental health challenges and the importance of serious sobriety efforts.

“But I've just been having a ball with him mentally because I know he needs his mental right now.”

Workplace Dynamics and Relationships

1:50:18 to 1:52:00

Discuss interpersonal relationships and dynamics in a creative work environment.

“Supposedly, Germ set him up with the girl.”

Confronting Munchy: Bullying Allegations

1:52:00 to 1:56:49

The hosts discuss the tension surrounding Lush and Munchy, revealing deeper family ties and accusations.

“what happens is he gets around the whack hate train and he starts to slide.”

The Rise of Munchy: Podcast Fame

1:56:50 to 1:57:31

Exploring how Munchy's notoriety grew from controversial podcast moments.

“was running around I knew who that nigga was on this shit.”
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0:02Why would my doctor have to send me an email announcing that she's pregnant? Who? I don't know. I don't think this is my doctor.

0:14Adam22:He's probably letting you know, bro. It's yours. No, this is like a dentist in Beverly Hills. I'm going to go out on a limb and say I've never been to a dentist in Beverly Hills, but she's pregnant. And for some reason, I'm on her mailing list. So here we go. Oh, she's getting you ready for the baby shower. This may have to just go in the spam folder. No baby yet. Still working on the baby. What? Working on the baby. We're not. She going to carry it? It's tough. Yeah, yeah. It's tough, though, because she's looking better than ever. And as soon as you get pregnant, you know, things go whack-a-mole.

0:48So. I remember before you were entertaining a surrogate. Yeah. No longer. I didn't think Leonard was going to go for that. She would have drove that lady crazy. Exactly. Lena is the most nitpicky, neurotic, detail-oriented person. Every week she finds a new thing that she doesn't want to eat, a new thing that she's convinced is in something that she's consuming that she doesn't want to. She's just so health-conscious. And we get on the surrogate call, and it's like a fat lady, and she's drinking a big-ass, sugary Starbucks. Oh, shit. And I could just see it in Lena's eyes immediately that she's just like, I am not letting this woman carry my child.

1:31And, you know, but it's like, I don't know, it's hard to, like, get away from that. That, like, if you're the type of person who's down to carry a baby for, like, 50 grand, you're just not going to be, like, an elite specimen. You're going to be a lady who's already had a couple kids. You don't get a lot of kids. You know, so it's like, I just, I don't think Lena could handle the stress of knowing that this random person was carrying her kid. The stress of knowing that her kid is somewhere else right now. That she can't do anything about it. That this lady's probably smoking hookah. I just seen the situation where they had a surrogate and the test showed that the baby was going to have some heart problems.

2:07So they told the surrogate to abort the child. And she was like, no, I don't believe in that. That's interesting because we had a whole conversation with the surrogate candidate who basically was like, I'll do whatever you want. so I think like really professional surrogate places kind of stay on top of that they want you to have those conversations in advance but I mean is it something legally that can you literally force a you don't know she can say that but when it comes down to it I don't know how they would word it because yeah I mean I don't think it's gonna like force you to have an abortion but maybe

2:41Adam22:yeah um damn so she's ready to do it again it's like she's ready but she's also like you know it's like she wants to kind of wait till she like falls off to have the kid but then like she's just so not falling off right now now it's boom it's the drake moment and it's just huge and getting so many only fans signups and stuff and like to get pregnant i mean aside from just wanting to get pregnant okay that's gonna be this whole big viral thing too but from her in her mind it's like this is me putting my body on the shelf i mean for a couple years you know so did uh did he strap up or you know because how would you know of like maybe you should like kick back for a couple months to make sure you're clear that well i was thinking that me and him are pretty much the same complexion so realistically we might not know she pop up saying she's pregnant the next month how would you know how would i know who knows you probably wouldn't have a problem with having drake's kid you know there's something there because he gonna have to pay and you got drake's kid the kid's content the kid's born natural born content okay more importantly it's like do i really think that my genetics should be prioritized over his how could i justify that he's clearly much more talented physically, vocally you know it's like it would be like if like if LeBron James offered to get R &B pregnant instead of you.

4:22Negative. Right but

4:24Adam22:you know you want to have a tall ass kid good at basketball also LeBron I just remember I'm Drake's homie but LeBron but boy he make his show he don't I mean, but just what? LeBron James had better genetics than you. Who does? LeBron James. Who told you that? This is just my impression from looking at you. You know he got his legs. I don't. I don't know a lot about him. He got his legs. He got his legs extended? Yeah. Shut the fuck up. Imagine that. You didn't know that? Look at Bronny. How tall is he? No, he's a little guy, yeah. But that happens, you know? No, that's... My dad's a little guy.

5:02Yeah, he is a little shorter than you. Yeah. No, he ain't. Your dad's like 5 '9". Yeah, but I'm, you know, six inches tall, and it's pretty significant. You're 6 '3"? Yeah. 5 '9 ain't that short. Eight inches. You're weird. Sorry, seven and a half. Hey, listen, so did Leonard say, like, was it late night? Did he come to the room? It happened in the back of the sprinter, the dressing room? How did it happen? because that walkout hug, it was something there. It was some chemistry, bro. I don't want to ruin anything that she's got going on, trolling or otherwise. Trolling? That is her story to tell.

5:45We saw it.

5:46Adam22:You saw her hug him. That was more than a hug, bro. You know what's funny? I will tell you the root of the hug, of the long hug, is that a long time ago, not that long ago, six months ago, somehow me and him started talking, right, on FaceTime, and he just mentions that he, because this is the thing about Drake is he's just an idea guy. He's just spitting out, like, crazy random ideas all the time. And obviously, like, large percentage of them, like, don't happen or just fall by the wayside. But, like, he said, he's like, bro, I had this vision for the Iceman rollout that he would just have a scene in it where he just gave Lena, like, a really long hug.

6:29that was his weird way of letting you know he was on some puffy shit i'm just gonna breeze past that but so when she in the 20 versus one walks right up and gives him the really long hug it's because she already had it in her head that like there was this long hug thing that never materialized for the iceman rollout but she was like boom here's my chance Long hug. Boom. So she was motivated to get a hug. Yeah, I just want a hug. I mean, also, I think she knew it would be kind of viral. You Caucasians are quite odd people. Are you talking about me and Drake or just me?

7:06Drake's a Negro. Thank you. Thank you. It's nice to hear an L.A. guy say that. He is, bro. His father's black. Yeah, I bet y 'all really tried to take that from him during the battle. Never, bro. I'm telling you, Captain Cesaria from the ISUPK said, If your father is black, and you're from the 12 tribes of Judah, one of those locations, then you're black. His mother is what? White, right? Yeah. Bob Marley is not black. He's Jamaican? No, his father's white. Captain Tazariot taught us that. Based upon that, the teachings of the Israelite Hebrew brothers, Bob Marley's a white guy. That's very strange.

7:46I would like to talk to Captain Tazariot about Drake, though. Somehow I feel like he wouldn't give him the full black pass. Yeah, definitely. He's just like the most aggressive black nationalist dude I ever met. Yeah, he has no other choice but to give it to him. No, I agree logically. But somehow I just feel like he's going to find a way to skate around it. No, this is his teachings. And Drake's father is a black man, I believe, from Memphis with a nice, wide Negro nose. Okay, we live on No Jumper. and I'm telling Adam when it comes to Drake based upon your teachings, his father's a black man, therefore black.

8:28And I told him that I told him that Bob Marley is a white man. He's a white man, yeah. So will you have will you have Drake join you in the park in Brooklyn and will random white people have to kiss his boots like y 'all do? That's right. They get in line and kiss the boot. That's right. That sounds like an amazing scene for his next music video. What could be more like I am black than that? Than kicking it with Captain Zaria? Yeah, that's it. Take the feelings out of it. If you look at Bob Marley's pops, he's a white man. He got all the features of his father in blackface, but Drake's father is a black man.

9:07Yo, features of his father in blackface is wild for Bob. yeah but like that small lip so his mother's Jamaican yeah his mother's Jamaican now where I come from you get a drop of negroid in you you're black that's where I come but the teachers of the you know we did you know they came up with that like if you got one drop of negro blood up in you that make you black but that's just not genetics because think about it the man carries the X and Y chromosome and even the placenta comes from the man So everything comes from us. Your baby girl is Caucasian. You said what?

9:45Adam22:Nice. Because Pops is, no, Adam, because Lena's Persian or Armenian. Armenian. The other day I called her half a white girl, and she was immediately like, what's white? Like, what's a white girl? Like, she doesn't know yet. Because she's called your daughter that? I said, you're half Armenian, half white girl. I forgot for a second that I always say, like, you're half Armenian, half French Canadian, which is an oversimplification. But she's like, what does white mean? Like that. Yeah, that's all white. Yeah, that's all white. White is like an American tongue. She was getting technical with her ethnicity.

10:14That's how. Yeah, but I had to tell her. I'm like, yeah, you know, like French, Canadian, Italian, Irish, like they call that white. She's like, oh, okay. Let her know she's a European. But when you go overseas, they would actually call them by whatever race they are. Like they would say Irish and all that stuff like that. There you go, Drake. Drake is black. Thank you. Yeah, Drake black. I'm totally kidding. You can say, nigga, Drake is a black man. There you go. His father just married a white woman. There you go. Will you call Punch and say that? Bro, Punch, what do you mean? I seen one of them dudes, TD.

10:45I'm going to get you back, Cap. One of them dudes said some old way out shit. I've been watching what's been going on. So I've watched.

10:52Adam22:I've bought a lot of the video. Well, I haven't watched a lot of it, but Mack Wap is like really kind of like aggressively going at game. Talking about this model. Now, I don't, listen, I'm going to be real. I don't know Mack Wap. So he's TD, DJ, former DJ on the road and stuff, still part of the camp, still cool We talking about when TDE was building, doing what they was doing, right? But what's crazy, I don't think he was at that My Life video shoot because it was a bunch of shit going on. Okay. But none of it involved the game. I'm talking about Suge Knight, Jimmy Hinchman stuff, Big U, Suge Knight.

11:32It was going on at this cemetery. Gangster party. Yeah, we putting out fire. Should night then lie. Told the little homies, that's a dude to kill Pac right there, right? Jimmy sitting up under the canopy, you know, because he was management at the time. And we putting these fires out. Big U pulling up. He's upset at somebody, right? He gets into it with Should. A lot went on, but none of this had anything to do with game. So I'm like, when I seen him, I'm like, some of these dudes, I think they be told these stories, and they run with it. That one, the My Life video, I believe G-Magic went to jail that night.

12:12He might have caught a case that night. He did. Bro, I don't believe he was around. Top Dogman was up there. The homie PD was up there. Rest in peace, PD. Some real Bonnie Hunters was up there. But when did this dude come into the picture?

12:27Adam22:Mackwap? Yeah, yeah. I think he'd been around for a long time. Y 'all don't remember him back then? He's got more of a voice because he'd been podcasting the last couple years. but either way at one point I saw a clip where he was kind of saying like the higher ups of TD sort of told him to shut up because you know like as much as like okay now this Kendrick and game thing is kind of out in the open but you know TD they're like the most tight-lipped about everything we still have never heard a single goddamn thing about Kendrick leaving TD for for his own label like I mean that's that's crazy that never happens everybody always talks so like the fact that Mack Wap is out here just kind of freestyle and talk about whatever he wants.

13:05He said something else since the other day? I've seen a bunch of clips titles, but I haven't really watched them. But I guess he's been being kind of messy. But he said basically that he had been contacted by TD and they told him to chill. Because I don't think they want this whole Kendrick game thing to be that big. Here's the thing, bro. For the last 11, 12 years, it was two people.

13:31that I always kept the lid on that. It was two people no matter who wanted to what, what, what. The two rappers? It came down to two people to where nothing never went like that.

13:43Adam22:You're talking Kendrick and Game? No. Top Dog and Whack 100. Ooh. Period. So this was a well-kept secret that you were aware of? Interesting. I'm aware of every goddamn thing. 100 is my project. Okay. And a whole lot of shit that happened around, I was right there for it to understand what was going on. but the Top Dog Whack 100 relationship, their brotherhood had always been what it had been, right? So, you know, it wasn't about they might have been upset about something, but it was only going to go so far with it based upon our relationship. You know what I mean? You got to remember for them to attack him when they was attacking me.

14:19But was there ever an attempt to, like, get Game and Kendrick who? Or was it not, didn't seem realistic? Well, I think, you know, when it came to me, because Game has always had his own personal relationships. I let him pursue that how he wanted to pursue that. I just made sure that things was in order. Me and Top made sure things were in order and things never went regardless of what was going on, what wasn't going on. It never went haywire outside of that. You know what I mean? So I get calls, Top get calls, we call each other, whatever. Game call, tap in. You know, he got his own relationships with everybody over there.

14:57but we've always been the fuse box to where it was never. Like, I know dude got a call the other day. Okay. I was just with Top last night at the damn comedy store, right? For real? Yeah. Why am I not invited to the honorary TDE comedy store at night? Listen, I advise you first to Mike Tyson's thing. I left Mike Tyson's thing. What did you say about that? I left Mike Tyson's thing, which you would have had a blast. It was crazy. I'm like full dad right now. I left there and I went to the comedy store. but listen. Okay. You texted me and I did not read it. And guess who they tried to put at the same table?

15:31Who? Karen Civil and Jason Lee. Oh, this shit was... And they're big enemies, huh? Yeah, they don't. It was all kind of people in there. Wow, you didn't invite me. But I did come up, though. Yeah, you invited me to this thing where you have to wear a suit and tie and I'm gonna be honest. You really didn't have to. You could have just... Oh, yeah. They always say you have to wear a suit and tie and then you don't have to wear a suit and tie. Scott Storch was dead shit at Storch. So they had... You got jeans shorts on? Bro, I thought about you. I brought the first item auction. Oh, really? The second item, I wish I would have got it.

16:02Mike Tyson's signed WBC belt. Okay. The shit only went for two grand. Wow. I spent the money. I tried to set the pace. I spent$10 ,000 out the gate. I got a booth at the Chris Brown Usher concert. Booth for 20 people. Let me ask you this. So when we were having the conversation on the No Jumper show on Tuesday, I as the resident in-house Drake defender slash glazer I was basically saying not literally glazing but you know my opinions tend to fall in his favor but anyway I was basically having this Kendrick game conversation and certain people at the table the vibe seems to be that you're basically like a bad Californian a bad LA guy if you pick Drake over Kendrick if you're in game's position my attitude is doesn't seem like game and Kendrick really had that tight of a relationship game and Drake on the other hand seem like they've been super cool over the years and have maintained a relationship that I actually had a call with game the other day so I'm assured of that that they still have a very cool relationship and um I don't see why anyone would expect Game to choose Kendrick over Drake when clearly he has more of a real relationship with Drake.

17:23I don't think I don't consider the Drake and Game song to be so aggressive that it seemed like an intense shot from Game at Kendrick. I don't think he was trying to like fire up a war by doing that video. I don't think Drake I think Game's whole position is I don't choose nobody. That's y 'all shit. right but but also I'm not gonna go against Drake is kind of something he's been very consistent about game never goes against people for people he did that one time one time because he was bored and he did that for Tiger with a little dirt I do recall that what about

18:00Adam22:going at Rick Ross over the Drake thing well well I mean Rick Ross didn't have nothing to do with nothing right and he didn't care about Ross I knew what the Ross shit was behind. He was waiting for Ross to say something so he can lie to some things that I know he has. Ross just didn't say nothing. But even that situation was another situation where politics was in the middle of it. Because Ross security team is the G homie. Doug. So when Doug called me, I'm like, bro, we can't let this shit go no further than rap. What are we going to do? see each other in clash and bump. You know what I'm saying?

18:41That doesn't work. But I just think game's whole thing was, hey look man, y 'all got whatever y 'all got going on. Boom. Kendrick them thing is well you know we got something going on. You could have shot the video elsewhere. Right? Game whole thing is, shit I think it would be legendary to bring him to my block. Because he took him directly to his block. He didn't He didn't take him to Gonzalez Park, which that's the heart of the neighborhood Kendrick grew up in. Okay, so that would have been more offensive? That would have been more offensive. Got it. But then the catch from that block came to Gaines' block for the video shoot.

19:22Adam22:Okay, but when Gaines did that with Drake, you tell me, my attitude was, this doesn't really seem like it was that aggressive of a shot at Kendrick. Are you saying it was? No, it wasn't a shot. what I'm saying, like, Gamehole's thing was just focus on the song, getting the video done. You know Drake, like, bro, I'm in town these days, just banging out. Matter of fact, let's keep it smooth. My video team will shoot the video, right? That's how this went. So it's business on my side of it. I didn't know back then, you know, it was no beef because I'm not used to the backpack subliminals. when I met Drake for the first time was when Kendrick was on tour with him.

20:06So I didn't, you know, know, and I still don't know what really caused him to fall out. Did Drake tell you? No. Who took the first shot? I never talked about that, but based on the YouTube documentaries I've seen, it was like maybe a little tension before the control verse, and then he does the control verse. Almost all the rappers who get dissed in the control verse kind of take it as a challenge to rap not as like a direct shot drake like there's an interview clip where he's talking about it and he basically just says that it was corny like drake drake was like really throwing shade at dot and like really hating on him for the way he did it and i feel like that was kind of the end of the relationship there is this guy i forget his name but he's like a radio host or whatever and at one point he did a drake interview that was not live and according to him drake said things about kendrick in this interview that would have lit this whole thing on fire and i'm talking back in the day this might have been 2016 or you know when did the control verse come out it was before that right yeah but either way like apparently the label swoops in and basically just scrubs that verse or that interview from the earth nobody's ever seen it but this fool wrote a book and he talked about it so for sure like there's been multiple different times where the Kendrick and Dre shit could have boiled over, but it's just always, it always was just kind of kept on the ribs.

21:30And then, you know, Ben, from the West Coast, I'm going to be real.

21:34I think us and New Yorkers, probably people from Atlanta, I can throw Texas in there, Houston, brother. We expect loyalty. Yeah. Straight up. Look, gang, you're a Domo. You from Bompton. Kendrick from Bompton. You know what I'm saying? The other homies from Watts, we all homies. And this is how we standing on it. Right? That's some real West Coast shit. You know what I'm saying? If there's a big club night, let's say for some reason there's 50 California dudes in Toronto. They get into a big-ass war with a bunch of Toronto gangsters.

22:13Adam22:Toronto going to ride with Toronto. And you're going to see some motherfucking eight trays and blows in neighborhoods or whatever. They're going to kind of click up and form together. Yeah, I get it. It does work like very nationalistically like that. But at the same time, this is okay. This is the other conversation I wanted to get your opinion on. So when we're, and I don't mean to bring up his name. I don't want to make this about him, but I was kind of arguing with Munchie back and forth. And basically Munchie, when he's talking about not like us, he says, LA does not hate Drake. LA does not even, I don't know if this is words coming out of his mouth, but he's like, it wasn't even really about Kendrick.

22:52And it definitely wasn't about agreeing with the sentiment of not like us. It was about L.A., which had been realistically pretty cold for quite a few years, having a huge, gigantic moment. And that's why the city got behind it. And I said, I'm like, no, I feel like you just did me a big favor by admitting that it had nothing to do with any actual wrongdoing by Drake. it was always about just LA having a moment. And the concern for the actual accusations containing that song is cap. I was really happy that Munchie admitted that. You're minimizing it. It comes down to one thing that they don't want to give Kendrick.

23:36The man dropped a fire, hot ass, disc club, universal song. Period. it. I wouldn't have given a damn if that nigga would have shot the video in Dallas. Every motherfucking body in Dallas would have been outside. It was just one of those songs. He got one. Yeah, okay. People love a good diss song. Yeah, right. Is LA gonna celebrate? Of course, it's a West Coast artist. Preferably one of our biggest active relevant West Coast artists. But like, bro, let's not put it in the box and just making some LA shit because the song was just what it, you seen people in the UK going crazy. No, it was a big song.

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24:23And then they did all the bullshit around it, breaking the stores and all that. And I don't see why Drake took it that personal. I would have thought he would have laughed that shit off and be like, alright. I'm just gonna laugh off the song about me being a profile. Ha ha. Very funny. Let's move along. No real beef. You're cool. You wrote the song about me being a pedophile. You sang it at the Super Bowl.

24:48Adam22:That's cool. We're still cool. When did he say he was a pedophile? I'm not doing this with you. Bro, it was great wordplay. Adam. I'm not. Adam. No. I want you to keep it on lyricism. No. He never said you are a pedo. No. He just said a minor, which is a music key. Do you remember the album art or the single art? Yeah. It was his house with the certified lover boy being his most recent album at that time. But he's talking about his own boy was registered. Okay. Drake ain't never been registered, but I mean, he did some weird shit. We all know that, yeah. He did some weird shit. I don't think his homie was either, right?

25:27No, his homie had a charge. Yeah, I mean, I don't think he's on a watch list. No, he did some weird shit, right? But Drake did some weird shit. You know, when you're in a battle rap, you're dealing with a motherfucker that you got to nitpick. You have to find Adam. when it comes to us, right? People look for, okay, what do we got? What do we got? What do we got? Let's talk about his wife. I don't give a fuck about that. Let's say this about, he don't give a fuck about that. Any little bitty thing and they take the shit. Bro, it's like when you don't have nothing to say about a person, the smallest thing.

26:03So his thing on the stage, he took that. He didn't touch the girl. He didn't date the girl, he didn't kiss the girl, he didn't go backstage with the girl. But the fact that he said about four words too many, boom! And then he flipped it with the A minor shit. Ooh, ah, ooh. And to me, it's like, I'm looking at Drake like, hey nigga, you up here. This is how I see Drake. Motherfucker, we know you ain't did nothing. Is it funny? Is it comical? Is it something talking is it like oh shit did he say that yeah but it ain't nothing that drake should have like took personal because it's all in it's bro is that true are you on the world tour on your girls tour you cannot he blasts meek with that shit right you can't you can't bro you can't say these things on the internet and expect people to not think that you're handicapped he called the final song that's very offensive he never said that you are so he never said drake you're a Okay.

27:06He was a rap, so it was a battle. I just want to tell you. Come on, like, Adam. There's a couple hundred thousand people watching this right now who are thinking, what the fuck is wrong with this old fuck? Bro, first of all, motherfucker, you right behind me. Second of all, what I'm telling you is this. I got a good file. Like, if this would have been a song that just dropped overnight. No, seriously. Cool. But you can't just keep talking about the songs. It's three years old. Listen, I'm the West Coast dude that had Drake up too old. I know, but we just can't. You're mad at me. What I'm saying is my mind is geared to I know I'm going to hear some bullshit.

27:40It's a rap battle. So like when I heard it.

27:43Adam22:We got to progress the conversation. This conversation that you're having right now could have happened two years ago. What I'm saying, I've always said this. I know, but that's the problem is that you're saying shit you already said. He's still crying about it. I don't think he should. Yeah, he just put out a number one album that absolutely whooped Kendrick in album sales. No, it didn't. Yeah, he sold like four times as much. Bro, that's over three albums. Big deal. What the fuck are you talking about? Bro, Kendrick released 12 tracks. 12 tracks only without no feature work with some local dudes that did 319.

28:14He's being cheap with the work. Who? Drake felt generous. Bro, listen. Here's 60 of them things. Listen, he did a triple up to make sure he did some numbers. I mean, I think like 80 % of the numbers were from the rap album. They all came out at the same time. I know, but like the vast majority of the plays came from - It would have did even better if he had released him week after week after week. He had been then because it was just too much music coming out on one day. You know what I'm saying? That is true. We doubling back. Don't worry. I just feel like, man, with this weed shit, you just got on the fucking little Drake bandwagon.

28:48What are you talking about? It was Lil Drake. You better hope academics don't get a little jealous and sort your game up, partner. He got a chain so I can't, you know. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? Listen, if I can. You better not get that nigga out, give him a scarecrow or something, but you better not get that nigga out of my house. Yo, if you're going to give him the chain, you better make it a little smaller. That actually would be so awkward for me to own like an expensive-ass chain because I never wore one.

29:18Adam22:But if I got one, then I kind of got to wear it. But then, I don't know. I mean, you know, I just. But I don't. I'm curious about when Kendrick's coming again. I don't need a chain. Give me a sweatsuit. Huh? oh okay I got you that's more my style yeah but anyway this is it's so bad podcasting to have really boring basic conversations about Drake and Kendrick it ain't boring because the game shit woke it back up yeah but you can't the game shit made it all it's like to retell the entire story of like so once in a long time ago there was a rapper named Drake and a rapper named Kendrick and they did not like each other very much Adam here's my thing bro here's my thing yeah yeah motherfuckers say shit about you say shit about me that they're gonna keep saying because they think this is the only thing that gets a rise and gets people talking.

30:05But the shit they say, you can't really get mad about it because they just talk and there ain't really nothing behind it. There's no nothing behind it. Yeah, no, for sure. I mean, I don't think – you know, Kendrick in game, seemingly probably won't ever squash it. I do believe – I don't think they've done the squash. I don't think – I think whatever decision Kendrick made about whatever situation, you know, he's in a position to where he doesn't have to adjust. It's been 11 years. Yeah, they don't have to fuck with each other, so they won't. You don't have to adjust. You know what I mean? I don't think game meant anything by it back then when he, bro, we was independent.

30:45We was at E1. So you don't think the lyric where Drake said, if I hadn't gone pop and I had been conscious, I'd have way more fans or whatever, you don't think that was a kind of shot, but do you think game comprehended it as being that? Hearing it now? Yeah. After all the shit It sounds way different Let's go back 2015 I don't think You know what I'm saying I don't think I mean Games of hip hop head Did he Did he know Where he was going with it Probably so Did he think it was a big deal Like something like Oh this is super serious It's on on site shit Probably not

31:21Adam22:I know I saw it as a very Applicable bar About realistically Like a lot of rappers And a lot of the narrative Around Because I never At that time I never just placed Kendrick in a conscious lane. No, because he's made big pop records, yeah. That's what I'm like. So, you know, I don't – when you say that, I'm like, I'm not thinking Kendrick. But I didn't really know that they was tripping like that. You know what I'm saying? Because I don't know, bro. But he knew. Kendrick knew. Kendrick took it the way he took it. That's why I feel like Kendrick on some girl shit by, like, just being offended by that and, like, I don't know, seemingly not really ever even having a conversation with Game about it.

31:57I mean maybe in his mind first of all Kendrick ain't on no grill shit Drake's on the grill shit because he's the only one

32:04Adam22:been crying, suing motherfuckers Why do you say crying when he just put out like an entire album of him like aggressively going at the people who disrespected him like how was that crying? Nobody took any of those songs Is there a single song on the project or any of the three projects that's like oh this sucks everybody's being mean to me It was actions. What I'm saying is, I think both of them got in a, Kendrick got in his feelings with game back then, and then Drake got in his feelings because he lost a little battle. I don't believe game took the shit serious. Ain't nobody shot, nobody. Girl got fucked.

32:41Nothing happened. Nobody told you, anybody, you is on when I see you. I don't think game took it serious like that. And I am game. I am your elder. I was cracking 8 years before you came out with your big album the documentary came out 8 years I think before Good Kid Mad City are you policing my lyrics when I am your OG I mean sure I guess you could do that but that's just not something I would tend to do it's not in the game's lyrics it's the lyrics on a game's song it's like me and Vlad are homies he's my OG Vlad might say something in an interview that I feel a little way about he might interview somebody I'm not 100 % a fan of it happens whatever he's my OG I kind of got to like deal with him maybe sometimes doing something I maybe don't like even though honestly nothing really comes to mind but just in general like let's say he did let's say he interviewed somebody that I thought of as such an op that it really pissed me off what am I going to do I mean I'm probably going to call Vlad maybe get a little loud not really but you know I'm going to talk to him no you have a conversation let's talk for an hour maybe we'll like feel like at least we got our points across at the end.

33:50I wish Kendrick and Game had done that. But, I mean, there's probably a lot you go wrapped up in. I think it'd be expectations of people. And when people don't meet certain expectations, it'd already be like a little bitter taste in your mouth. You know what I'm saying? You know, like if things are going on, people ask for certain things. I had the same problem with K. Slay and Kendrick. Really? Yeah. You know, I introduced them. And Slay helped me move them around New York radio. You know, we the first people to put them on radio. Kendrick, J-Rock, motherfucking G Malone, YG, all up, Nipsey Hussle.

34:26And, you know, he kept sending requests for verses. He got maybe like two. And on the third one, it was like a drag. And I had to tell him, like, bro, like, listen, you kind of wearing out your welcome. You know, how many verses does he owe you? But, you know, they're going to look at it like game probably the same way. I didn't have to with you when you was down here so if I didn't keep count why are you keeping count? This is how they look at it right but then these guys become what they become and they start setting their standards

34:59Adam22:you know what I'm saying and then that's just what it is and well they get surrounded by meat riders who basically just go along with whatever that says so at a certain point they kind of lose their connection to reality in terms of like what the general population might say so I understand how that could go you know but nevertheless man we did a pretty great job ain't been no violence been no diss songs you know hopefully we keep it that way I know it'll stay that way it was a little shaky a little shabby for a minute you know I was kind of like thought I was going to wake up to a god damn missile but I think we got they didn't got control well listen I have no reason to believe that this is going to be the case, but if they do end up talking about each other on records, that would be a gift to the hip-hop community because that's going to be good.

35:53I would very much like to see how they both handle that, Game and Kendrick. I think Kendrick probably wouldn't respond, and I think the hip-hop community would say, you responded to the singer nigga, but you don't want to respond to the gangster nigga. Right? I think it would go that way. And I think Kendrick would simply not respond. I think Kendrick would respond on his own time. Might take a while. But at the same time, you would imagine that Kendrick is probably going to drop within the next year. You think he'll drop in the next year? I would like to know. But it feels like if there's anything that's going to motivate him to get out there and rap.

36:31I mean, shit, the Drake album's probably making him want to rap. The whole game, they probably make him want to rap. The fact that there's a little bit of a conversation in hip-hop that's like, oh, fuck, he's done after the Not Like Us moment. or he's never going to be able to get to that level again. You know, it's like I feel like he has like a very good, a lot of different good reasons to drop. But, you know, he's going on two years. He's always just been on his own time. We're going on two years, I think, this year. I think since the song. 24, no, the album. The GNX released it. The album, yeah, it's been two years.

37:01I mean, look, we're going to sit back. I mean, hip hop is in a state of emergency, period. No fact. That's why when people are like, oh, Ak was saying that, like, oh, you know, L.A. hip hop fell off. It's like, mother, hip hop fell off. I've never seen New York in this type of slump in my life. Yeah. They've been in a slump. I tell people like, damn. You could say LA fell off in 2021 because after Draco, after Nipsey, after all this shit, it did feel like, damn. Like after Roddy Ricch didn't pan out, it felt like, damn, like LA down bad. And then meanwhile, Chicago going crazy, New York going crazy, et cetera.

37:36Florida going crazy. Now it just feels like everybody bunk. Everything sucks. Yeah, yeah. We don't find our way out. Hip-hop is in a state of mercy. We had a moment with that Phoenix Flexin' song that seemed kind of exciting, but I don't know about the longevity of that now that everybody knows. That's another thing. I think that's being reestablished. What? I think these artists is getting a... We was in 10 summers, then it's five summers, and it went to two summers, then a summer and a half. Now a motherfucker would be lucky if he make it three, four months after dropping a song. yeah I mean it's been probably like three months with that Phoenix Flexing song and but granted like you know Shawan Mafia have been big for like 10 years but at the same time the excitement around that song felt like it fizzled out a little bit once we realized what was actually going on with it because now I've heard all these other AI songs nothing on this Tyga album has me excited in any way shape or form yo they talking bad about that Tyga album it should not exist

38:33Adam22:yeah that's what I'm seeing this is not a good thing it's so bad I don't even want to go listen to it usually I'd be like man let me go see what they talking about yeah I heard a couple songs honestly I haven't heard the whole thing I assume the songs that I've heard on social media are the best songs but yeah this is not nothing there I actually think it's probably like really bad for Tiger's legacy to make this kind of album I would not have advised them to do this a lot of people on their way out bro a lot of people I'm gonna be real shouldn't even drop anymore this your last project was probably cool because if you coming with something after that like this and then that's the last thing they remember you by.

39:09Well, that's the big problem is that, yeah, people don't even want to drop albums because if you drop an album and you sell 3K first week, then you look like shit. So it's like you're really you got your back up against the wall because the fans have inflated expectations. Realistically, Rick Ross selling... 17 ,000. But that probably should be considered okay. He was feature heavy. I know, I know. I'm cutting him too much bail But like, realistically, the fans should not expect a guy who's 20 years into his career and he's kind of an old school street rapper. Do you think his fans died off or went to church?

39:46Or do you think the numbers was being played with? Or all of the above? I mean, I think it's the lack of the numbers being played with. I think that he probably was playing with the numbers over the years like everybody else was. And now you can't really do that. Yeah, I mean, because like to go from one extreme to the next, I can see I 20th floor. Now you're on 15 to go from 20th floor to the second floor is crazy. Everybody went to jail, died off of going to church. I just now if you're a fan of Rick Ross and he got a project coming out. A certain percentage of those people are going to listen to the project.

40:22Yeah, but I saw that with all the features on it, like none of that. Remember, that meant everything in the world. The features, because those features tapped into those individual artists' fan base. Like, none of that is a factor. But to be fair, and not to glaze too hard, but Rick Ross was also kind of getting by on them Drake verses for a while there. That's a fact. You know, that doesn't hurt. But, I mean, just in general, like, think of, all right, there's so many rappers, bro. Like, I like Rick Ross. I think he's rapping. I've had no desire to listen to that album. It's not because I'm not interested in hip-hop.

40:53I've listened to the Poo Shisey album 20 times. it just doesn't feel exciting I don't really care about it I love this at first I didn't feel like his flow was like really working for me on the beats but then as time went by I found a lot of different songs I live off of you so does this make him feel any more dumber sitting in that cell no that was exactly I feel it's like man sucks that we're not gonna hear anything like this for a long ass time because Gucci man already got all his jury back good I hope he likes that I'm pretty sure the insurance didn't already got that check. Yeah, that's good.

41:27I'm glad he got his chains back. And he got another check. And so can you just tell me, like, if you're Gucci Mane, you drop the Poo Shiesty album.

41:37Adam22:Yep. How does he get the songs? They got to give him the song. It's whoever's controlling Poo Shiesty's drive. But wouldn't you think that the people at Poo Shiesty's team would not want that? But then again. He don't make no money. Exactly. How does he make money? You want to drop an album? him. You want to make money? Yeah, he's making more money, but you want to make some money? Well, your label got to drop it and it turns out your label's owned by the guy that you just started to rob. That man, and he still owe three more albums. Three more. And best believe that if they release 18 songs on this one, they got at least another 12 or 14 for another one.

42:12Believe that. Bet that. So when you're sitting in there, you just did a four-year stretch, right you got out you went crazy brought some jewelry in your head I'm finna get this 15 million you stunting now you back you your daddy and your right hand man got need attorneys right bills are still going on money's at a decline hey man

42:38Adam22:got this advance for you I feel like who should I see on this album tells you that he is a killer like a lot and I don't really remember him saying that that much previously. Obviously, yeah, he's talking about shooting people. He's hinting at it. On the album, a bunch of different times, he says being a rapper and a killer ain't easy. He's just saying, I am a killer. So was it a strategic move for the label to drop it, get paid, and then let us brainwash the jury that's out there somewhere with these lyrics? is that there's a lot of bleeping going on in the album. And the lyrics that really sound, that they're bleeped, I feel like I know what they're saying in some of them.

43:25And in one of them, Shiesty says, I could tell you never killed someone before because you brought your phone with you. And that's bleeped. And I'm like, okay. Yeah, that seems like it should probably be bleeped. That seems like it would be very easy to use. When you go to Spotify, are the words still there for the song? I don't know. But there's a lot of bleeping. And a lot of it sounds like it's the most violent stuff or the most threatening stuff that probably would be really useful to the court. Where's Poo Shiesty's jury at right now? I don't know. Somewhere in America. Yeah? Somewhere in good old Texas.

43:59And guess what they just heard? What? The mind of Poo Shiesty. Okay. So you're saying - That's what they're doing. They're tainting the people. Oh, they're tainting the jury. Because they haven't picked the jury yet. yeah yeah but like when you get in a situation where you need the money and you still want to be relevant well okay so to connect that little dark they allegedly now have i think 34 witnesses that are happy to cooperate against him at least 20 of which have firsthand knowledge what i tell you a year ago I said the longer he sits there soon as one of his codees start getting funny and if the wrong one which is the right one meaning one of the ones is supposed to be one with a name gets funny other people gonna be a little more loose with talking to them people when I seen they went in there to try to prolong that trial date and dirt didn't want to and the AUSA said his codees have already agreed.

45:09I knew right then and there it was all bad. There's no way he doesn't know that his codees is agreeing to these type of situations. Right? As soon as that happened, then you get the other dude that gets out. Right? He gets out and he's on house arrest and says, yo, here go my address. I'm dropping a pin. I did what I did and whatever you want to do. So now people are looking and saying, ain't nothing happening to nobody. Hey, man, I got 10 years. I got a pending case. I got this. Hey, I can use this to get.

45:48Adam22:Ain't nobody doing nothing. I mean, there ain't nobody with money left on the street to send the hits. Never mind. There's barely anybody left to do the hits. Like the whole shit fell apart. That's a fact. It's crazy. I mean, based on just this, the idea that they have 35 witnesses and apparently 20 have key information. And apparently they're going to be using a bunch of his songs, which have some of the very, very murderous lyrics that we've all heard over the years. I mean, is this as bad as it sounds? He's on the trial this month, right? Is it this month? Yeah, it's this month. Yeah, yeah.

46:22Adam22:Pusha, I seen Big U is February. This month is Keefy D and Dirt. Shout out to Ross because he's been doing a great job documenting this on his Instagram story and everything as he's meeting up with all the people in the field. But yeah, I mean, this does not look good. This is really kind of removing any hope that I might have had that this was going to... I mean, what happens though, bro, with this, and I think a lot of people are going to learn from it. You come from the streets, you get the limelight, you get the money, here they come. Yo, I'd do anything for you. Anything. I'm here with you.

46:52And then you know what? You get a situation, and you get mad, you get upset, you ain't got the right people around you, and you push a button, you start to abuse that type of authority.

47:03Adam22:Yeah. You get what I'm saying? So really, when you get into that, you're supposed to get further away from it.

47:12When I started making legal money, and when I came home, I got further away from it.

47:19Adam22:Yeah. I didn't run to it. When I got to Escalades and the new Benzes and the Porsches and I didn't run to the, I didn't know I got further away from it. I'm looking for other places to go further away. I want to live further away. I want to do business further away. Right? And that's what you're supposed to do because if you run back to that, you're going to end up in the middle of that. It's been proven. I mean, you really have, you remember Goofus and Gallant? Tell me about it. From, what was it, the Boys Club magazine, I think it was? No, Highlights, the magazine. You remember that? It's a kids magazine.

47:54Adam22:I remember highlights. I used to get that. Let's see. You just have to find all the shit on the back of the book. Yeah. Highlights. I used to get those as a kid. Look at this. Okay. Yeah. Like when I was a kid, this, this was a big, uh, a big series, uh, that we would read as kids. Like Goofus was a bad kid. What is it? I can't even really read it, but what's it say? And Gally was a good kid. Yeah. Goofus loves his, Goofus bosses his friends. Gallant asks what do you want to do next Goofus takes the last apple Gallant shares his orange one kid is bad one kid is good you know who this is for Chicago Chief Keef and Lil Durk Chief Keef moved to LA and kept his nose clean Lil Durk ordered a bunch of murders Chief Keef started making spaced out drug music.

48:52Lil Durk started making drill anthems where he talked about killing all of his enemies. It's just, that was not a good plan. We have to tell the kids. If you ever find yourself finding yourself with millions of dollars in the bank, do not take any percentage of that money and spend it on ordering hits. Bro, listen. Turns out, that's a bad idea. Listen. Sure. I was having this conversation with Eddie Boy, and this is real talk. The gangbangers who came into it, went through it, and got it out their system in a decade, those guys today are usually the more sensible, logical, successful people. Right?

49:38I fit right in that category. Like you hear them say, oh, Wack said he stopped gangbanging at 22. that's when I got out of prison I started at 12 to 22 did all my YA juvenile hall camp penitentiary all my shit on the streets boom if your motherfucking ass is in your 30s and 40s and you are actively gang banging on the block hanging in the hood your life is over you're the little Dirk right Chief Keef what did he do he took his ass to California. Got him a spot in the valley, made some new friends, created some new business. He stopped making all his music about killing people. Not that it was ever even really that bad, but okay.

50:27I will say this though. Chief Keefe, did he have a bunch of his homies die after he moved? Yeah. Everybody knows Chicago. We know how it goes. He didn't run back to it, but Lil Durk was kind of having his managers, his brothers, his homies, like systematically knocked off like a lot of murders. What do you mean, bro? Bro, f***ing Dirk's manager, Chino, got smoked over him. His brother got smoked. Like a lot of his, like if you really go through it, it's like this war shit. I know like a lot of gang members maybe feel like that you know there's a war for a while and then it turns off and then like you know shit is like cracking for a couple weeks or whatever and then it kind of gets chill again I feel like Lil Durk's whole career as much as like yeah he's rapping he's making music bro think about when they ran up in his crib and tried to shoot at him and his girl like that's coming up now they pulled his cell phone I'm just saying bro like it's so like his life and the shit that has been going on as much as like yeah it's up to order bodies and shit like that but like i mean it's not like it

51:37Adam22:just came out of the middle of nowhere this all i'ma tell you you run around with 20 30 40 motherfuckers all day every day and shit's going on you can't keep everybody happy somebody pillow talking somebody gonna get caught up it ain't gonna go it ain't gonna go well and i think he started to realize that towards the end but it was too late yeah because he started doing the religious shit, started trying to kind of squash beef with some people, etc. It was too late. It was too late. So, you know, at the end of the day, shout out to the ones that woke up and to those that still sleep, I hope you wake up and to those of y 'all that failed at gangbanging, I wish you the best of luck.

52:24Yeah. Stop killing each other. I was pretty successful at it. And don't worry, y 'all, we're going to get into the lust shit. But, you know, I just in there to do trust Moolah? You f*** with him or you hate following him? Who was that? He's a dude from New York. He cool with Hocus but they also have like a little bit of issues right now but. They got issues? How he cool got issues? It sounded like Hocus got issues with him and then he's trying to be not disrespectful and like you know keep it a little bit more cool. What is is he gangbanging? Because Hocus is anti gangbang. He's trying to catch the predators.

52:56Yeah he's a Latin king but he He kind of dropped it after doing 15 years in the joint. Just trust Moolah, dude.

53:03Adam22:Yeah. He dropped it on the streets in the joint. I think, I don't know. I don't want to answer that. But, yeah, he kind of just let go at some point and moved out in New York and shit. Yeah, he did what he was supposed to do. He came home, changed his life. Yeah. What's wrong with that? No, it's dope. I just was wondering if you were cool with him or not. I ain't got no issues with it. I seen some people saying that you followed him. And I was like, I wonder if that's a I like you follower or I hate you. If I'm following him, I must have seen something he did and it was respectable. Because if I'm on some bullshit, I'm going to say some bullshit.

53:35So, you know, whoever he is, he must have posted something that I agree with. And that's what it is. But Hocus, I have a problem with him. He may be straddling the fence. Because Hocus is on a full run.

53:50Adam22:I would love to get into this topic before we even get into the main event. Dijon. You like this? I just commented in his favor for the first time ever and he commented back to me he shot one okay so okay let's just lay it out he shot one Snoop Dogg responds to Dejan Paul saying that he Snoop hasn't signed any West Coast artists and has been successful with Death Row Records I think he's saying he's been unsuccessful with Death Row Records whenever you want to holla nephew I'm absolutely free to chop it up okay so I guess we'll just watch this first clip But for context, this is Dajon. I think he's on some bullshit with that.

54:29He's attacking Snoop, essentially, doing this boring old thing about, like, L.A. rappers not putting anybody on. I don't want to say blame. I'm acknowledging. Oh, responsible. It's called something being noteworthy. I'm acknowledging that the most famous human on Earth, who's from the West Coast, owns the most infamous label in the history of West Coast hip hop, and has not signed any West Coast artists and had any success. what better resource can we have than snoop dog the most famous human on earth i'm owning death row and we still not getting anything from it i'm not okay and so then snoop drops a comment and says whenever you want to holla nephew i'm absolutely free to chop it up so you can see what i've been doing with death row since i bought it i'm not gonna lie what he's been doing snoop you don't want to say that because as soon as some if the policy becomes somebody disses you and then they get to hang out with you, then everybody's going to start dissing you.

55:26Because right now I'm thinking, shit, maybe I should diss Snoop because then I'll get my sit down. We can go. You want to see Snoop? Yeah. All right, I'll set it up. We can go over there. All right, cool. How you think Viroway got there? They're from Long Beach. I feel like he's been doing the Long Beach stimulus pack.

55:39Adam22:No, I brought that together. Oh, okay. He didn't even know. He knew of him, but he didn't know. But he was doing P-nice. Nah, no P-nice shit. It wasn't none of that shit. And Viroway will tell you that because the same shit apply in everybody neighborhood, you know? Niggas be doing what they're doing on their own agenda. I just respect viral wave platform, and I felt like Snoop would, too. I called Snoop, asked him did he know him. He said, I don't know him. I've heard about him, and I told Snoop, I really think you should sit down with him, get to know him. They're a great representation of Long Beach.

56:11I took it upon myself, put us all on the text blast, made the introduction, and made it happen just like that. And they'll tell you that. Do you think, like, what's Dajon's response to this? Is he going to go link up? No, so look. So here goes the thing, right? So Dejan fired another nuke. On Snoop? Yeah, he fired one, a bad one. What? Go send it in. He says, because he asked Dejan, but what have you done for hip hop? And Dejan said. A bunch of bullshit. No, no, this is what he said. Dejan said, I gave a rap show when nobody got killed. Yeah, because nobody went. Okay, let's go. and nobody got killed.

56:51I mean, to be fair, Snoop could say that about almost every - No, he's talking about the Draco. I know, but like - The Draco thing. The other 50 ,000 rap shows that Snoop has done in his life. But Snoop's name was just on it. He wasn't - Yeah. Pulling the strings on whoever. I mean, he's like not anywhere close to the situation happening, has nothing to do with his politics, has nothing to do with his friends. Listen to him. He fired a nuke.

57:11Adam22:How do I put the - Right there. Oh, there it is. Right there. I'm going to ask, what have I done for hip-hop? I'll tell you what I didn't do. Get Draco killed. That's what I didn't do. That's what I did for hip-hop. Not get Draco killed at my event. That's what I did. Not get Draco killed at my event. I just had a day in a live event. Did any rappers get killed? Stabbed to death? No. Was there any violence? No. All right. So at your event, Once Upon a Time, NLA Festival, December 2021, Draco lost his life. So that's what I didn't do. I didn't get Draco killed. I didn't cause Draco his life by being so stupid, so negligent, so ignorant to have Draco and YG performing hours apart at the same venue.

57:54Imagine anybody being convinced by this argument. Imagine Snoop even for a second feeling like he has any comability in that situation. Listen, here's the thing. Like he booked the fucking festival. He's an artist. He gets booked to perform at the festival. He didn't book the festival. No, his company was part of the festival. That's what I'm trying to tell you. so he's shooting the love now snoop no he ain't part of he may say hey man make sure such and such on there but all the other shit that ain't what snoop's doing other people do that right his other business partner which i know him well right um but coming from his point of view he because snoop said what have you done for hip-hop and he responded was with i put on the festival didn't get nobody murdered.

58:44But I told him, as far as when it comes to this, sign the orders, put them on, this is business. I don't f*** Death Row. Doggy Style Records been there 30 years. Snoop ain't new to this shit. I believe he just had a platinum R &B situation over there, along with a whole other division of Death Row when it comes to animation, AI and all this other type of things that's going on. Movies then came out. all kind of stuff then came out. But when guys say, why haven't you? I'm going to ask you, Adam, who's the who right now? Who fits the qualifications?

59:24Adam22:Right. Right? The guy that you don't feel if you sign him, he's going to go crazy, get killed in the streets and go to jail. Or that's working himself. Who right now on the West Coast? Right? We got a few contenders. Like I like the dude. What's the dude? Indian. What's the cat? Out of Lancaster. oh Indian boy I like him I've seen he did a little thing on his neighborhood up there Jack 5 doing his thing you know but it feels like these days if you want to try to sign an artist and make them a big artist that you are basically doing philanthropy that's what I'm saying I feel like if Snoop found an artist that he really genuinely believed that he could make a giant artist that he would probably do it let's be real that shit's hard TDE what are they doing day in day out they're working on that it's fucking hard how many like and TDE probably got like the best success rate that's a fact of any LA label like at least in the last you know 10 years you know but even for them you know I was at last night it's so hard where TDE comedy show he's building that to go on tour punches or who top dog okay yeah you know Mike Epps was there.

1:00:40Shit was funny. Hilarious. Sold the out. An official TDE comedy show. TDE comedy show. That's cool. You get what I'm saying? So this is, I want to say this might be a second or third one. And okay, but this is also what I'll say. Know what that's telling you? What? I'm not out here looking for artists. I'm looking to keep the hustle going. Like, bro, the state of hip hop right now, Snoop likes, so you want me to go spend a couple million to do what? Exactly. Yeah. I'll sign a streamer before I sign a rapper right now. There you go. Yeah.

1:01:12Adam22:All day long. This is the other thing about it is that you know who I see being really successful with signing artists or at least having a chance is when you go maybe rewind the clock a little bit and look at like QCP, Coach K, deep in the Atlanta streets. They know about what's bubbling up so early. Look at track with 100K in Florida. this motherfucker knows about every florida 17 year old little boy with a draco rapper that is on the way up so far before we hear about him your snoop you got a corona commercial the film you got you know and i'm not saying that he's like totally disconnected from the music because obviously he loves music every time you see him he's sitting there smoking in the studio chilling and i believe he loves the music but let's be real like signing artists is so hard I think it's kind of a young man's game when I say young I mean you know 30s and 40s it's just so hard now it's way harder than it ever was before so what do you want Snoop to do go spend 10 million and say hey I tried and he tried to sign Snoopy Badass look how that went and you know he don't like filling his life with this bullshit that wasn't Snoopy Badass fault well I'm just saying he signs a guy that he thinks has some talent and then all of a sudden the street politics come in now Snoop's got pressure on him oh this guy's this this guy's this you shouldn't be with him i bet there's a part of snoop that's like i am too old for this shit i'm you know listen you know i'm not a hypocrite i sent him paperwork on stupid badass okay but it was a few other dudes who went a little further with it you know what i mean who you know because they was on some other type shit but you know at the end of the day i told you don't bro you can't you've never signed on it you never i didn't I know all that shit feel bro you come in bro and you spinning you spinning you doing you look up this dude in jail this dude on drugs this dude you know he unaligned and so it's kind of like what Snoop is doing with Death Row is he wants to make Death Row bigger than just music right and I respect that if I owned the Death Row Records IP I don't think the thing I would be thinking about is like how can I sign the next young rapper from the streets of LA using this IP when he did a Happy Day collaboration probably that's better you just get guaranteed money it's a lot of publicity for the brand they're putting these billboards everywhere versus you sign an artist from the ground up unless you really just see that potential that shit hard man I ain't um Um, I'm not doing it.

1:03:58Yeah, I don't want to do it straight up. I'm not finna me. Man, you crazy. Snoop better keep doing what he doing. And for somebody like Dejon to even think he got the influence to persuade Snoop to do some shit. It's crazy. Uh, I almost signed YNW Melly, which would have been crazy. Like that would have really like stamped me as a A &R or whatever if I had been able to sign an artist that that talented. But. murder case 10 years or 9 years, wherever it is. We saw him in Chicago we saw him in Chicago at the Lyrical Lemonade thing and I looked up. But there's so many like that bro, like I at one point told Atlantic, I want to sign Draco the Ruler.

1:04:37They shut it down that wouldn't have ended up so great there's a lot of other ones too the artists that I came close to signing or that I thought that I could have signed all their stories are in tragedy did Atlantic want to sign him? no, they wanted nothing to do with it, but then there's other artists that I almost signed who just fell off so dramatically that it was like the saddest thing you've ever seen in your life now Republic wanted to sign him did they yeah he had four million remember he had four million dollars for him they called me get it done I brought him to the studio they got four million he had this song with Drake he hadn't put it out this is early this is 2017 but when he no this is after that no I know but I tried to sign him in 2017 this is after he got out

1:05:17Adam22:this is before he didn't really have the same motion at that moment and the label very much saw it as like, I don't think we want to fuck with L.A. street politics. They probably knew a lot more than me, honestly. Yeah. They seemed like they knew. Even in that situation, I think when I told them, they wanted to give me$4 million, they wanted to control the Drake song. He heard that and he said, I'm going to put it out myself. Put it out, didn't do nothing because there wasn't nothing really behind it. He just threw it out, double back, whack, made the call. They're like, we got$754. let me ask you this you ever hear this I'm talking to Brick Baby and we can have a Brick Baby conversation as I talked to Brick Baby on the phone yesterday and one thing that just randomly popped into my head because I had seen somebody post about it I think it was 2016 Draco gets a DM from Nipsey trying to bail him out of jail I asked Brick I said do you think that that was in retrospect because Draco was beefing with all these hoods that realistically the neighborhoods beef with, the 60s beef with, he said, nah, Nip was trying to sign Draco at that time.

1:06:31Adam22:Did you ever hear that? Uh-uh. Never heard it, but it's definitely believable. Imagine that. Do I think they would have been able to get along in the long run? That's another story. But imagine Nipsey and Draco as a f***ing team being on the same team. That would have been a good look. That would have been crazy. The craziest bridging of the old L.A. and the new L.A. right there. Because Nip represents the old vanguard of traditional gang-making and traditional California sound. And then Draco's this whole new wave. That is actually insane to think about. Draco's Mel Gibson on Braveheart. He's the renegade.

1:07:10Yeah, for real. He running the streets even harder than what Nipsey was, right?

1:07:15Adam22:Yeah. And then to fast forward, and then they're both gone, is even crazier to think about. Hey, you know one thing about this damn rap music? It a giveth, but it a take away. You know how many people might still be live, minus the clout, the name, the jewelry, a few cars, if rap didn't work for them? Yeah. It's real shit. Wow. Okay, so where are you at with this whole Lush thing? I'm not going to lie. I'm a little annoyed that you guys are going this hard against each other. You can't be annoyed. I will. I just want to make one thing clear. You run no jumper. You run right here. This dude, he's like, I hate to say it, he's adapting some of the ways of our guy Charleston White.

1:08:02You can't be barking, barking, barking, woofing, beating your chest, and then in the same cities, I'm going to call the police. So my whole mission right now, which is working, is I want to keep him not focused. I want to keep his mind on me. He says, this is, you want to play? It's a mind thing with me. Do I take him seriously physically? Come on, bro. You've been knowing for years. I think the dude's a f***ing handicapped gimp. What are you going to do? I just want to get him out of the place and get him back to McArthur Park so he can get back to the fentanyl. That's what I'm trying to do. You want him on fentanyl?

1:08:40Yeah, if that by all means. He's in the detox center. No, he's in the detox center still talking about me, so I got him. I know, and that's what I was thinking. If he's talking about me so if I can piss him off, which we put in a few moves, I fuck with him because we know how to tell him where he at, and he's trying to figure out how to fuck with it because three days I've been telling him right exactly where he's at, where he's pinpointing, and he's going crazy and shit like that. So my thing is, I mean, yo, bro, that's Lush. I thought you said you got his location from Michael.

1:09:07Adam22:From who? Michael who works here. Didn't he give you Lush's location? I don't got any Michael's number. I'm just kidding. But Lush is pulling his hair out, what's left of it. But no, okay. So if he want to pull you into it, he can't be hollering, Adam, help me. But you talking crazy. Now, you know, you will get a shit one day with men. You know, 4Xers will tell you this shit. This shit is small. You're going to run into somebody, right? But at the end of the day, you chose to speak on me. That's what I hate. you bring me up on some bullshit and then when I address you you getting bullied let me explain something to y 'all never seen the coward go knock the sold out the bully's hand bro okay you brought this shit up let's just make this clear you started this no I didn't you absolutely started this there is no other narrative that makes sense the thing that Lush said about you was not offensive in any way and then you jumped out the window and started getting super aggressive violent and he apologized i don't know why you're not just let me finish what i'm saying because you can't tell me apologize you or your people can't tell me as a man and as a black man how to feel about what's being said i'm telling you from my perspective so please just let me speak bro your perspective is your please let me speak please let me speak you ain't me what you started what you talking about you started it no i didn't you absolutely i didn't bring lush up lush brought me up yes but what he said about you was not offensive in any way you're a white boy telling me that i don't care you ain't in my scheme please stop saying you're gonna tell me what he said this nigga telling me i just i want to make this clear that i just want to make this clear that you threatening people who work here i didn't threaten nobody does not bode well for the future of you and me doing a podcast together there is a big part of me lush there is a big part of me what i tell him okay i'm not what i tell him i'm not and if i see him i'm gonna you mother what right if a mother said that about your woman and all that shit it's cool right but you had already jumped out the window before he started talking about r &b i told him i don't approve of you speaking about r &b i jumped out the window and said what you were threatening him you were saying horrible things to him even though he was apologizing and trying to i was saying what you're playing dumb no he was apologizing he was trying to move past it you kept doing such an unrelenting asshole tell me a man telling me i put a case on a motherfucker is cool man what is putting a case that's what he said well okay you got that's not cool we're not litigating that that's already clear that lush didn't say anything offensive about you at all when he was you saying that ain't what he said no i heard what he said he didn't say anything offensive about you at all He didn't say I put a case on the mother.

1:11:59He said that you speaking about the future situation was at least in some ways comparable to the Munchy speaking. Okay, now watch this. So let me ask. Okay. No, okay. I'm not done to just, I'm not ready to just concede the mic to you yet. I'm not done saying what I want to say. No, no, no. Let's do this. Whack, whack. Let's do this. Stop talking and let me say what I want to fucking say. The show is not all about you yapping the whole time. No, but hold on. Let's put a bet before you keep going on. Uh-huh. It's a future bet. if in February when dude go to trial I don't care about that. No, no, no, no, no.

1:12:29Listen to me. I don't care. No, then you're gonna understand why I'm upset. Listen to me. When dude goes to trial if it doesn't come out that one of his homeboys gave that story. You gotta remember for them to use it, somebody gave it to him. Right? Wack ain't never sat down with the feds and gave them shit. We say all kind of shit up here that Okay, it'll say on no jumper. It'll say it every time. On f***ing Vlad shit, even up here with loose cannon, it'll say on no jumper, right? So what I'm telling you is I know where it comes from, right? So for him to say, hey, you did this, you motherf***ing ride him or take it offensive.

1:13:10And I don't think you're understanding that. I don't think he said that you did this. He just compared the two situations. So again, Lush did nothing wrong when he did that. You were wrong for being so aggressive and attacking him. And also you're picking fights because you're picking on Lush in a situation where you wouldn't pick on somebody who is more of a man. Who have I haven't picked on? I just like the energy that you came at Lush with was just like, this is pathetic. Like you're picking on this dude who A, is already in such bad shape that you shouldn't be picking on him. That ain't my problem.

1:13:38But then he's also checking himself into rehab. He's obviously at the worst point in his drug addiction to the point where he's tweaking out, losing his mind.

1:13:47Adam22:You think I know that? Adam, you think I know what niggas? You got to tell me. I mean, it's like clips every day talking about it. Listen, I don't know when motherfuckers is high. Okay. I'm going to keep it real with you. I don't know when motherfuckers is high. I think by the time that you're exposing the rehab, obviously, you know that he is in rehab. Well, no, he said he was in rehab. Well, that's what I'm saying. Okay. So that's today. But you think that I'm supposed to be able to look at dude and know, I don't know this motherfucker like that. If you was high in front of me, I wouldn't know.

1:14:16Probably you would. I don't get high. I would act different. Yeah. but I don't get high, right? And if he was drunk, maybe. I don't know how. I don't allow high. Most of the drugs make you act in a way that's more extreme than being drunk. And listen, I don't think you understand. High motherfuckers ain't allowed to come around me. So I don't know what that is.

1:14:32Adam22:So if that's his thing, that's maybe he was high when he said what he said. Listen, every time I ever hung out with Lush, I was kind of trying to guess what drugs he's on to. I don't know. I don't know. It's a roll of the dice. You never know. I don't know, bro. I don't. I can't tell you I've ever seen a dude high. No, okay. Because I don't know what he is sober. also I don't know if we ever seen him sober that maybe not this is all I'm saying lush getting on my bumper saying whack needs to be fired my response to that is lush you void your opportunity to be a victim in this scenario when I agree with you lush that whack took it too far in the first place but then you took it even further and made it worse by speaking on r &b by saying that your homies are going to shoot whack by trying to make it a gang thing by saying.

1:15:21He did that. I know that's what I'm saying.

1:15:22Adam22:I'm like lush like maybe just don't take it to that extreme. Bro he opened those doors. You were being a huge asshole before he did that but then he took it even further which makes it hard for me to look at him as a victim. Hold on listen bro. It's shit I can show you that you would shut the fuck up. Right? That dude said I ain't said nothing about it. Well, I've seen plenty of shit that's super fucked up that he said right out in the open. So, no, no, you have. Listen. So what I'm telling you, Adam, is certain things. This your build. I'm a respect your build. I could have been violated. This motherfucker.

1:15:56You or nobody else up here could stop. If anybody want to come by, just going to happen and whatever happens, happen. But you can't tell me when a motherfucker and this my dad, homies and all that shit. You or no other motherfucker can tell me What the fuck I can and can't do When I run into a man in these streets bro He chose to say that No I agree Cause you talking about fuck your hood and your dead homies

1:16:20Adam22:I agree Don't tell me I didn't come up here I ain't said nothing about us Then let it be what it's gonna be bro We have two awards here I didn't say I was coming to get him at no jumper Two different awards I will give you the award For being the first to take it too far But then I also will give Lush an award for just taking it way too far in general. He entered a world he can't live in. He had an option to not enhance the situation to such a crazy extent. And furthermore, when I'm telling you, you or nobody else can tell me when a nigga saying. What Munchie B saying he passed a bottle to the nigga that killed Dracchio every motherfucking week on a motherfucking active motherfucking murder.

1:17:05is the same of Wack saying what he did with Future. We're past that. No, no. This is what he was saying. He's saying it's the same. Nigga, what?

1:17:14Adam22:He compared the two. He's a podcaster. He has the right to do that. He said it's the same. He said it's the same shit. Again, I never said what nobody else did with Future. Wack talked to Future. Wack went to Future. Big U was over. He can't even tell you what I said. Right? But you got a bunch of cornball motherfuckers who didn't exist in that realm back then, right? So at the end of the day, when you say that, and you say, well, what you did, Wack, is equivalent to what Munchie B did. No, see, where we come from, you're not looking at it. That shit he did is some other shit. This is probably one of the most high-profile murders in Los Angeles right now.

1:17:53I don't know if you really, you know, they don't give Draco his props. Hell yeah. Give me another one. No, yeah. Right? So when you say some shit like that, you know what that does? the police want to go look at who you talking to on your phone, who you texting every week and get some crazy shit, right? So when he says that, it says they're the same. Of course I'm going to say something. But I see Forex just hand in the chat who literally is in the chat every single day and he said, Wack took it way too far first. You are tripping. That's literally what I said.

1:18:22Adam22:Rewind the fucking podcast, Forex just hand. The whole thing I said was that he took it too far first. Then I said that after that, Lush took it too far by taking it to a whole nother level. Let me ask you a question. So you telling me I should have just ignored it? You should argue about it with him, but don't turn it into this weird bullying thing that you did. What do you mean? Everybody heard what I said live on the phone. Yeah, yeah, I know. You just took it too far with making it a violent thing and saying you're going to beat him up or whatever. No, no. Listen, bro, listen to me. And what's crazy about Lush, you know this?

1:18:56This is the same bitch ass when he did the fucked up shit with your wife and told them motherfucking crips, your motherfucking wife called the police on him and you suspended and wanted to get rid of him. I'm like, look, bro, I don't think dude was, I don't think he meant it like that. Whatever, whatever, whatever. So I didn't look out for him like a motherfucker on several occasions. You know I really fucked with him. And that's why I think you felt comfortable attacking him so relentlessly.

1:19:21Adam22:No, no, no, bro. I don't attack dude. When he says something about me, I address it. I don't call and say, hey, Lush, you said this about this situation and this topic I don't give a what Lutz say and if Lutz say some real shit about me it's what it is I don't say nothing but you're not gonna sit here bro and say me making a statement about what the fuck I did is the equivalent to this nigga talking about he talking to a murderer they looking for nah bro but you realize that's just kind of like normal podcast stuff even if you think he's wrong so the correct podcast response to him saying something that you think is wrong when comparing two things on a podcast is to say hey you're being an asshole here's why you are logically incorrect and not like I'm gonna kill you I never told him I was gonna kill him you keep saying that stupid shit right that's dumb white boy shit I mean that's the gist of the vibe you know it ain't listen man getting your ass whoop is getting your ass whoop that's it y 'all didn't have a mother you know what's crazy y 'all didn't have a problem with almighty suspect whooping his motherfucking ass I did have a problem with it.

1:20:28You know what I'm saying? Like, y 'all, it's crazy. It's like

1:20:32Adam22:everybody else, they can go home and handle their business and it's cool. So I skated by on that because the kid signed a f***ing contract saying he wouldn't sue us right away. Huh? He signed something saying he wouldn't sue us right away. In retrospect... I'm talking about Lush, motherfucker! You act like this nigga ain't have problems with everybody. But they fought f***ing 45 minutes away. That's my point! What the f*** are you talking to me about? They didn't tell me it was going to happen. What I'm saying is, do you think you run the streets or something? I'm so not in the streets. You think once we leave this building, you got some say-so?

1:21:08What do you guys do outside of here? So what are you talking to me about then, bro? What? How you talk to him on a podcast? My hood is outside of here. I guess I just don't understand in general why we can't have nice things. Why can't no number just have hosts who get along? Why does everybody have to have this beef shit going on? Hey, bro, you act like you don't got a whole mob up here that just attack. Whack, though, I get attacked daily. Right. The fuck are you talking about? You think I'm not going to defend myself? Uh-huh. You think I'm not going to? What the fuck are you talking about? And that's why I don't have anything to say about your Munchie B campaign.

1:21:42Yeah, my whole thing be like, hey, look, bro, I'm responding. But you picking on Munchie is fair because you guys literally go at each other in equal amounts. I mean, it ain't fair because he, you know, that nigga, he's just a lost cause blind nigga without no life. I think he wants somebody to unalive him because I think he miserable on some real shit. Seems all right. Nah, that nigga miserable as fuck. You're right.

1:22:03Adam22:Yeah, he's doing 20 V1s. He miserable. He's like Drake. That is what it is, right? So what I'm saying is - That's R Drake. What I'm saying is, look, bro, when a man make his bed, let him lie in it. You talking about - Ain't no - Don't tell me I'm bullying a motherfucker who attacking my name, bro. Hey, I don't know why he was getting beat up in that one video, but he was mad as hell about that. I got some more of that too. And he know, he know, listen. He said they had a gun pointed at him during that. He a motherfucking liar. He a motherfucking liar. I like Academics TV reposting it and saying that it was like he was late for work.

1:22:36And in the clip, he has so much more hair than he has now. It's like funny to imagine that being him right now. You know, at the end of the day, he didn't like that. That's what triggered him. He wasn't mad about me calling in. He didn't get mad.

1:22:52Adam22:Yeah. He didn't get mad until I posted the motherfucking video. Let's be real. Posting that video, yeah, that was kind of like, that was the initial sin of this whole thing. Since you know you putting the Captain Sable whole cape on, was it me slapping him? Did I have him slapped? Did I have anything to do with the slap? No. So why are you attacking me? Because he was mad that you were the one that posted it. I'm sure he got over the actual punch or whatever. Boom. So what I'm saying is, listen, here goes the thing. These niggas' resources and their arms is too short to play this game with me.

1:23:29I'm not on drugs. You get what I'm saying? You can't play this game with me. You, like, on some real— They had Billy Western pointing right at me. You feel me, fool? Hey, listen. Hey, listen. Let me tell you what he was mad about. It's for the last three days, I've been telling him exactly where he's at. Stressing him out. but we playing a mental game. There's only so many detoxes, right? No, no, no. I told him where he was at 11 o 'clock at night. Nigga, you standing on 6th Avenue whooped up at this corner right now. Everywhere he moved, I'm telling him where he at. I know I'm driving him crazy.

1:24:01He don't want to go to sleep. We're playing the game. Adam, fuck what you talking about. When that man entered the game, when he entered the game, we'll whack. Let him play his game. This ain't no, it ain't bullying when he's saying you a bitch. Did you hear me say, I got shooters looking for you in the street this man on there talking about I bet I can put more shooters in the street man don't mention no bullying to me yeah when he said that that was another thing stop mentioning bullying to me have you been talking about violence you heard me saying that shit to this man yeah you're saying I'm gonna whoop the shit out of him

1:24:35Adam22:but you didn't say you're gonna put shooters in the street as soon as I hear him say that I'm like okay you've taken it too far you can't expect me to save you I don't stop the motherfucker want to do all this and then run behind the motherfucker. And he's talking about putting charges on you too. It's like, bro, you can't be from a hood and then also say you're going to. Hey, bro, listen to me, bro. What charges? Motherfucker, you on here slandering. You talking about you want to put shooters in the streets. Yeah. All kind of shit. You're high, stupid. Honestly, you guys are both so fucked. You guys are both totally in the wrong.

1:25:07Adam22:I'm perfect. I'm nowhere in the wrong. You guys both suck. I'm great. He spoke on my name. Yeah. And I address what the fuck he spoke on. Speaking on someone's name is fine. Okay. And defending your name is fine. In podcasting. I think you took a little too far with the defending. And then I think posting the video of him getting bitch slapped. That was a little too far. What? Yeah. Adam, let's get this straight. Uncovering forgotten footage. You don't tell me how to fight my motherfucking metal wars. To me, that's too far. Well, that's you. Let something happen with you. can I tell you you're going too far no sure man get the out of here bro something happen with you and a motherfucker doing some shit you're gonna do what I don't wanna do no but I think if if you okay what about like when me and AD and Z-Rail and them were beefing and I started making right but what if I did like the things that Lush is doing in this where I'm putting shooters in the streets you guys are gonna die but your house is gonna get shot up if I had started saying that kind of thing to them I can almost guarantee I would have had a whack 100 phone call that was like listen Adam I know you mad but you got to understand these dudes are from real places and when you start saying that kind of shit shit can start going on I'm gonna look out for you but this shit that I can't stop you would have warned me you would have said Adam you're taking it too far with the beef thing now granted that would be you coming at me about hey I'm looking out for you this is kind of just me saying hey I feel like you're being overtly cruel to lunch hey listen I put up a, listen, was the video AI?

1:26:36No, it was way before AI existed. Was it real? Okay, so what I'm saying is the truth can never be considered disrespect. And I'm letting the world know now, I don't give a f*** about who your God is, who your big homie is. You come f***ing with me. I'm going to f*** with you the way I want to f*** with you. Now, hopefully you can handle it because all I did was put up a video. I didn't set up the video. I didn't have him slap. Why are you mad at me? This is your reality. Did he put shooters in the streets for the guys? I think not. They call me every day now. Some real prominent guys. From his hood?

1:27:15The guys that put hands on him. Real, very prominent, wealthy guys. Those are like business guys. Those aren't like gangsters, right? Call it what you want. They moving out here, right? And I got most shit that I'm just waiting. You know, I'm a strategic dude. I want to wait just till he think he's clean and let it go. Send him out his mind so we can go get that hot shot of Fetty. Oh, shit. Now, I'm letting you know what I'm on now. As long as this dude was on 136 hours. Did you see him screaming my name? That's my victory. I'm at home chilling in suits and shit.

1:27:50Adam22:Right. I'm not tripping with you tripping, but Adam, don't come saying nothing to me about a motherfucker talking all this shit. You dissing niggas dead homies and niggas neighborhoods. I don't want to hear nothing you got to talk about, bro. Unless I'm telling the nigga I'm finna catch you at no jumper. You ain't got no jurisdiction to say a motherfucking thing to me, bro. I agree. Hey, if as long as I'm assured that Lush will be safe here at no jumper, then that's most of my concerns. Hey, Adam, I think you know. Hey, Adam, listen, man. all these niggas that come up here all ain't none of them two three listen my neighborhood four miles i don't got to get on the freeway to get to my neighborhood bro if i want to violate this build it's a few months without it have been done with i got tracking devices in this build i can know what's going on you ain't never heard me pull up around this month i don't give a fuck about what's going on around here we in the streets with this shit right so at that point i don't know why he feel like he can come talk crazy and then run to you crying and that's crazy what are you talking about bro no i'm i am that's kind of unbecoming can you talk what are you talking about yeah and then he's been getting so mad at the fact that i'm like listen lush i agree whack jumped out the window first but you have made it so that i can't really treat you like you're an innocent.

1:29:14You can't say a motherfucking thing to me, bro. Let me show you some shit. What you talking about? You can't say you ain't nobody but a motherfucker that I do some business with. Man, you don't fucking control me. I got niggas doing life about that type of shit. What you talking about, bro? Yeah, Lush. What you talking about, bro? I don't want to hear what you talking about. You playing victim but you popping it. Yeah, it's very hard to play victim and say stuff like that. The fuck is you talking about? Yeah. Well, how do you feel about the fact that the fans, when we did a poll on Tuesday, I think they said Lush, that they prefer Lush 90 % over you, which to be fair, the numbers do not bear that out.

1:30:01Nigga. But at least that was the vibe in the chat. Listen to me. Listen, we on episode 173. I'm going to keep it gangster with you. Some of your biggest episodes, even on the shows he on, got something to do with Wack name. You are who you are. You the anchor to all this shit. Right? It's like, you know, when Boosie left Vlad and realized that it took the chemistry of Vlad to bring that together. You get what I'm saying? But let's just keep it real, bro. It's me and you. Right? I ain't got four, five other motherfuckers to carry some shit. We getting here. We hard in the paint. Our numbers do what our numbers do.

1:30:40So regardless of what motherfuckers are saying, because this is the time to say it, right? Numbers don't lie, right? You don't got to worry about Wack got to go to rehab for a month. You ain't got to worry about Wack over here drooling and he don't know what the fuck is going on. I'm a businessman and on top of that, what people don't understand, in this building, I'm the only motherfucker like me when it comes to extended business. It's just real shit. So if you a businessman, Lush is screaming, oh, get him out the building. Why? Because you scared? Because you been running your mouth? Because you done said some shit you might have shouldn't say?

1:31:19Right? He's the worst type of motherfucker. Fuck you, fuck you, fuck you. Your mama's a bitch, fuck you. Oh my God, he hit me! Oh, I'm going to file a lawsuit! Fuck you, fuck your dad homies, fuck your mother. Oh, I'm filing a lawsuit! You stupid nigga, you see all this? Chad, you gotta admit, you got a point. You see all this shit on my text?

1:31:40Adam22:What do you mean bullying? punk. I mean, the stuff that he said in that chat is like... Bro, I don't want a nigga. I don't know how... That's why I'm telling you, Adam, is leave me alone about it, bro. Yeah. Because if a motherfucker violated you on some shit like that, your old man this, or you don't... Like, dude, I would never say how far you could go with one of them violated your daughter. I don't remember which one. I wouldn't give a fuck what you did. once a motherfucker play with a man like that and his conscience is intact i ain't got no space bro to tell that man how to react that's your daughter you get what i'm saying so when people doing say certain that's like you flipping out on duty like yeah adam adam white privilege bullying doing the shit no motherfucker you said some crazy shit about his fucking seed bro you can't tell a man how far to go about that type of shit and when people say shit like that they say it for a reason so now how you sitting there saying woe is me lush what you talking about I trolled the nigga I do agree that's some hell shit I trolled him I'm trolling the dude I'm with him he been mad and the twins know he been mad since I exposed the producer Prince fucking his bitch and when I showed them text message to that other little broad.

1:33:10The other little broad said, oh my God, whack, those are my text messages. This shit's authentic. So I didn't even know it was hers. You know what I'm saying? I didn't know. The little Mexican chick that was here. He's been mad ever since then, bro.

1:33:22Adam22:I think Compa Rader put Dick up in his ex too. He probably did, but at the end of the day, like, you know, it's a party, it's a party, it's a party. He didn't turn out this little girl. She dead in the week. I don't think she's dead. She dead. I think he lied about her being like over. That's even worse. Made up. It was all. So the nigga said right crying. Listen, Lush, I love you, but you got to go to rehab for crying about fake dead girls. So what is you? Listen, there's a lot of moving pieces here. I'm trying to manage having this psycho gangster bully and this psycho drug addicts crying. When I run into him, nigga, we gonna be me.

1:34:06I'm like that with anybody when we run. Listen, it ain't a motherfucker gonna tell you they ran into me after we had a problem.

1:34:14Adam22:It's just gonna be what it's gonna be. Okay, but here's the problem. You or any of your goons put hands and feet on Lush one, you gonna get an Anhefe case. A what? That motherfucker ain't gonna live through a good beating. Hey bro, listen, check this out. I mean, look at him. He's just barely holding on. Lush got a lot of enemies in this world, bro. Does he? He got a lot of enemies. Right? Lush hangs at MacArthur Park. Yeah, but with the chopper on him. Yeah, that's cool. Just kidding. Right? But what I'm saying is this, like, all that he thinks, you need to erase that out of. You don't want shit outside this building, bro.

1:34:53No, you're right, yeah. You don't, motherfucker, don't even fix your mind to be telling me about what the, if I got some respect for a person that's outside this building, I've done it to you. Whack me and Leonard give us some shit. Brick gonna be here Look bro I don't wanna come over there And I'll be the guy Mad to do some shit I'm going to the house Right You know if I got Respect for you I do But bro Don't ever think Get in your head Adam I'm older than you I've been living Lower than you And I I got a life Outside of you Like you got a life Outside of me So I don't know why These people think I'm gonna tell Adam On whack Whack Tell Adam on whack And whack caught you And drug your ass In the bathroom And did something to you right then you tell out about me until then you can't be popping it at home and then want to come tell Adam hey I'm getting bullied well hold on bro Wax ain't gonna run into you what that got to do with you bro yeah I mean I can't blame you for having that reaction to

1:35:56Adam22:what Lush has said to you now I don't trip R &B because it's one thing if you say some just some crazy derogatory disrespectful shit but you talking about she got a fake ass i don't get mad because her ass ain't fake you do the dead homies thing and you do the dead family member thing i sent that mass block to the set to the penetration to set and all that so now what he got to worry about is being somewhere floating around this motherfucker because everybody know he is he don't know all my homies if you can do me a favor and when he inevitably gets backed out by a bunch Pirouz. Can you like not claim it?

1:36:30Who? He did that to himself, bro. I know, but can you like from a legal perspective, can you not claim it? I don't gotta claim shit. Okay. Hey, look, bro. If a nigga, Crip Mac, right? What you gonna do? When they catch him, you gonna put it on, when the Hoover's catching, you gonna put it on Gumby? This nigga diss Hoover every motherfucking chance he get. I mean, you can only really put it on the person who attacked him, but yeah,

1:36:54Adam22:obviously he's asking for it. Okay, see what I'm saying? So what I'm saying, but Gumby said, okay, we're going to catch you. Cripp Max has dedicated his whole life to asking for it. So what I'm saying is, this little dude, when he says these type of things, I know when I say them, I know it come with it. I know if I tell a motherfucker from a neighborhood, hey, you ain't your dead homies. I know it come with that. Now at that point in time, and I've been living that life all my life, you better keep your head on the swivel because you never know. One thing about LA County, these ADA cities, you run into Calabasas, Bad Eyes, Gardena, Long Beach.

1:37:37I ain't nowhere I'm at that I don't run into somebody from a different neighborhood than when I'm in. So that's what he chose to do. Don't. I'm just tripping on the wolf and then run over here and say, Adam, help.

1:37:50Adam22:Yeah. Is you going to run his fade? No. So what is you talking about. Yeah, that's some gay shit for sure. That shit is crazy. Now, one thing if he ain't said nothing crazy, none of this crazy shit. He didn't in the beginning, but I mean you definitely started it, but he took it so far that it's like realistically, where does this go for? Hey, did you hear what he said? Man, I shouldn't even answer y 'all questions. He knew he took the bait. Compton Rick Rock even said, nigga, you took it. He said it right there. You motherfuckers. Y 'all, I shouldn't even answer that shit. So when you get them type of opinions, right?

1:38:25Motherfucker gonna say something. I can say some shit to you that you really gonna defend that. You gonna really be like, hey, motherfucker, that ain't how that went. And you supposed to because it's your name. You can't tell another man about how to feel and defend his name, bro. Some shit I just don't say to people because I know it's gonna cause that type of reaction. I'm not gonna have four extra sit right here in front of me or get on here and say, you shouldn't have did this or did this or did nigga, his hand is already hurt. You get what I'm saying? So the minute I start popping that like that, he going to feel some type of way.

1:39:00His response is going to be with aggression. Like, Lush ain't stupid. We can both agree to that, right? Well, I would say that. He ain't dumb. But he oftentimes makes extremely stupid decisions. And that's on me? Largely because he's fried off drugs. Okay, well, you the one got him on the camera. Yeah. Okay, you got him playing guinea pig. He off drugs. Let's see what he get out of me. but you know you rolling the dice but you can't and you know he picked a wild card and say hey ignore it nah bro I'm gonna address that shit bro and then you got the nerve to want to get her no what is he playing then what is he playing I'm playing bully for what defending myself saying alright nigga when I see you we gonna holler that's bully I feel like more than that was said but that's all that was said guys I need to know in the comments What did I not say today that I should have said Lush?

1:39:55Also, I'd like to ask you, what did I not say? What have I not communicated here? Because people seem to think that I'm not standing on business for Lush. It ain't none of your business. Let's put it right there. It ain't none of your business. You don't run nothing outside of this building. Yeah, true. I've been living longer than you, been in this game longer than you. I got my own businesses like you got your own businesses. I don't know what the f*** they think, bro. Me and you gonna be alright with Or without each other I'm not like these dudes bro So at the end of the day I can only Adam suggest But I'm not finna tell Adam what the fuck To do in his building or when he go home That's what you do Especially if somebody's Doing something to you So I'm the bully But he popped it Do you talk to bullies like that?

1:40:45Adam22:Fair point My question out of here. Jalees and Yaya Mayweather. Why did that happen? What do you know about that? I don't know what I know about it. I know she made a horrible decision. Really? Jalees did. You think Jalees was the antagonist? She made a horrible decision. This is crazy because as you bring that up, look who texted me. Yo, family, I have a new number. I will send it to you. Look who texted me. Floyd, yeah. You brought that up, right? Shout out Floyd. But see, let's eliminate, let's keep Floyd there.

1:41:20when I saw it when I saw him jumping her when she was balled up I cringed she's not my daughter and she's not my baby mother it's an NBA factor over there too it's his baby mother right and Lord knows who her mother's family is now Jaleesh you a Sacramento broad in Vegas you playing in Vegas in the city that's pretty much when it comes to that family name. You get what I'm saying? No shortage of representatives of that family. And then you have to understand that's NBA Youngboy's baby mama. Right. You get what I'm saying? So I think she went on some clout chase because I'm seeing it, and I'm like, why are you targeting her?

1:42:08You know what I'm saying?

1:42:09Adam22:If Jalee shows up dead, I'm blaming Youngboy.

1:42:14Adam22:Right? Just kidding. Young boy, I know you wouldn't do that. Now, here goes the thing. I remember a certain individual. He rest in peace right now. He tried some shit. He had a Long Beach rapper. He ain't here no more. But his ass spent the night tied up in a chair in the middle of one of them fields. F***ing around. You get what I'm saying? A rapper got tied up to a chair in a field? His ass was in that field all night, mid-next day. I never heard about that move. Yeah, but what's the nigga, badass? Right? So what I'm saying is this. Jaleese is chasing his clout so hard. It's like a motherfucker saying, I'm going hunting for rabbits, and because you don't see a rabbit, you just chasing a fucking cobra.

1:43:04You gonna get bit. That shit made me cringe. So now I'm saying, Adam, if that was your daughter, or your baby mama. I was like, oh, no. Did you see the second part where he was really whooping on her? Oh, it's another part where she's balled up. Yeah. And it's two, three, you know what I'm saying? Like, what do you do? Bro, so at that point, once again, Adam. I was a man, you know. Once again, Adam, I can't, you know. I'm not going to tell him. Listen, this is the type of guy I am. If something was to happen, and Lord forbid it never happens with somebody, one of your, in creeping scene, you know what I'm going to do?

1:43:47Hey, bro, let me know. That's it. That's all I'm going to do. I'm not going to do no more than that because when people go to playing, you can't play and then you want to play victim. And if you think I'm bullshitting, listen, don't say nothing. That's Sunday, right? That's the clip, right? That's Sunday. What did I say? let me know that's all i'm gonna do adam what's up i'm hearing something you good yeah that happened yeah let me know i'm off to jack i'm not finna be telling you and i think dude is playing a little victim shit and ain't telling you the shit he's doing that's why he ain't telling you the shit he's doing but with her she's a single parent who baby daddy don't give a fuck about her with two kids and she got a drug and alcohol problem and you sitting in vegas wide open that just isn't smart yeah like once you once you have like real beef with somebody like like is is cool like live in like a shitty area or whatever like you know like cheap cool i get it once you have beef with somebody that becomes a massive liability and then you all of a sudden understand why rich people live in gated communities and high-rise apartments.

1:45:04Adam, you got a cold mix. You got a baby daddy that's capable, right? And that's just what it is. And then you got a father who run the city. And can make some shit happen, probably. I don't believe Floyd would. I believe Floyd's gonna sit his daughter down and have a conversation with, you know, her company and what's going on and shit like that, because she ain't supposed to be that wild open but I will say this about Floyd it is the same way about me there are people right in this world who got genuine love and respect that I probably ain't talked to in months or a year but see what's going on that will run it is that such and such and they just get cracking you know you talking about a man that didn't he didn't help a lot of people bro so I don't know what she's thinking.

1:46:00She's not thinking. And nobody is moving around more loosey-goosey than Jaleese. Bro. For sure, they gonna get her. My nigga, like, if I was her, I'd kill all clubs.

1:46:11Adam22:Yeah. I would leave. First of all, I would get the fuck out of Vegas. I heard Skinny from the Nine is suing a bunch of YouTubers for basically, like, calling him a rapist, which is interesting because we didn't get anything. But at the same time... Y 'all didn't call him one, did you? I mean, we talked about the case. I think we were the first people to talk about the case. But you talked about it. We talked about how it was alleged. You know, it kind of took his side at a certain point. I don't. Oh, okay. Yeah. I don't. Yeah, I don't see anything about it yet. So I don't think it's been documented.

1:46:43You know, I think with Skinny, he blames everything outside of his music career just didn't work no more.

1:46:50Adam22:Yeah. He thinks that all these things is going on is the reason, but it already wasn't working when these things started going on. I was around from the beginning. There was never any real emotion. You know, so. Which is funny now because it's been like 10 years, so people would be talking about Skinny from the Nine, and they'll be like, man, yeah, he used to be like a dope SoundCloud rapper, and I'm just like, man. F***ing creep brought him to my, I didn't know who the f***ing tattoo was. I'm like, Skinny from the Who? What Nine in the f***ing? What do you got? What do you mean? He's always seemed like an alright kid to me But yeah it's like He seemed cool man you know all this game It'll give it to you and it'll take it away You know what I'm saying No because at one point L.A.

1:47:32Reid gave him Like 400k to sign him 6 million 6 million 6 million But I don't think he got like even close to all of that But I think he got a payment or two And even that might have been a couple hundredk you know And listen I'm gonna be real When it comes to Lush my whole attack just been mental I'm just gonna keep it real but for the record though that's 6 million I don't believe that shit because I remember that because Atlantic wanted to sign Skinny they were asking me will you sign him to No Jumper Records I said no they said we're offering him X amount of dollars we're gonna sign him to APG are you sure you don't wanna sign him we really wanna sign him they're kinda like really leaning on me let me know we wanna sign him we actually want we gave you a label deal we wanted you to do something we wanna sign him to No Jumper I'm like no my brain is too important me it's not happening boom LA Reed hears about it he offers him twice as much money that being said I don't think I think it was like APG was gonna give him 300k 400k 500k something like that and then maybe LA Reed doubles that me and you both know we ain't gonna downplay it no that's dope $400 ,000 no no no to a month ain't got no money and you know what he finna go do a third of that going to jury immediately then he gonna go trick with a brawl then he gonna go get a car and then he gonna live in a condo 18 months and it's over with if it don't get off it don't start making some other money it's over with and then you sell your publishing to the label get a little bit more out of him and then you're f***ed again at the end of the day I'm gonna be real listen man if you hear me loud on the internet with somebody that's how I'm attacking them if I get quiet about some shit and I ain't saying nothing, then I might be on some other shit.

1:49:18But I've just been having a ball with him mentally because I know he needs his mental right now. Am I wrong when it comes to helping somebody get to their sobriety? This is my thing too though. Absolutely. But it is what it is. When I see him in the detox center and he knows everything that's going on online and he's talking nonstop in the group chat and he's making stories and he's beefing with people and shit like that. It's like, bruh, I don't think this is the vibe that you should be cultivating in the detox center at all like this is not good like the idea should be that you're going away that you're trying to get some peace of mind to get a little bit of clarity to see things clearly not yelling into your phone I

1:50:00Adam22:don't I don't know this is that nigga went to detox to hide I was a lot more optimistic about his sobriety possibly being taken seriously before he actually went into the detox center and now I'm like, bro, the nigga said right here, y 'all telling me, he cried and made up a story about a girl ODing. I think the girl said it was a play. Supposedly, Germ set him up with the girl. Germ set him up with the girl, and then the girl said that she overdosed but didn't? No, and she didn't come on the Greyhound ride, and he made up the story to hide the fact that it was dead of. Oh, he made up the Greyhound bus story and the overdose, maybe, to hide the fact that Germ had fooled him and that the girl that he was talking to was actually a plant.

1:50:56Who does this? Trust me. If me and Lena break up, I will not be planting some guy to get information out of her. I'll probably just try to move on. Your guy does it. I didn't ever know that he told you, he say one of us got to go. That's crazy. That was today. Listen, where does he get in his mind that he got that type of. He is a valuable employee. Nobody said he wasn't, but where did he get in his mind? Listen, he got that. I've never told you either me or Munchie got to go.

1:51:28Adam22:Yeah. And I'm going to be real. You can call him what he want. He ain't me. Nigga, you ain't me. Period. You're not me. right? Whoever you are, you are, but I'm trying to figure out what, this is the same motherfucking thinking me, yo, bro, thanks for talking to Adam for me, man. I just said Lena's name because you know, the Crips had me outside. I said, yeah, bro, you can't tell a motherfucking gang members, nigga, this nigga's wife called the police on him. Lena ain't even at the fucking building. She wasn't, yeah. Right? Same nigga. Same nigga, but he feels what happens is he gets around the whack hate train and he starts to slide.

1:52:08The only dude I can see playing it the way he's supposed to play it is Doughboy. In what way? Because you know Doughboy don't even say nothing about my name. You know why?

1:52:18Adam22:He's terrified. Because I know, I told him, bro, as real as you try to act, you fake. Because you can't, you're no more innocent than Moose Man and Adam because you called me that morning and asked me, was I cool with it I told you no, but you claim you a homie and said here and acted like all this was a surprise to you. Hello? Double A. I'm assuming you're watching this live? Ask that nigga why he bullying my boy Lush, bro. We've been talking about that for like an hour. The same way. Why you being a bully, man? Why you ain't mowed your mama grass in Londale? Londale. Man, why you being a bully?

1:53:05Huh? Why you ain't Moe Sean Graz? That's her name, right? Who? Sean. Yeah, your relatives. I talked to them. The ones on the other side. They ain't too fond of you right now because you got your daddy's... Who the fuck is Sean? Sean, nigga. Sean. Sean. I don't know no fucking Sean. You don't know Sean? Okay. Well, your daddy said your mama's name is Sean. That lady I put up is his wife right now. That ain't your mama. She just helped raise you.

1:53:34I don't know what you're talking about Why you trying to bully Lush Huh

1:53:41Why you lie to the people and say the nigga that shot you in your head is unalive I talked to him two months ago

1:53:50I'm just saying You said he was unalive I talked to the nigga two months ago Adam what did I send you

1:53:58Adam22:um what you sent me I talked to the nigga live and direct yeah he sent me like a link to something about that I forget I talked to the nigga about you sent a nigga a link on something I talked to him and four Inglewood families if you talk to that nigga tell him to pull up Inglewood I don't know you don't even live in Inglewood nigga shut up what the words Travis Ford lives in Inglewood You live with your mom in Lawndale. Travis Ford lives in Englewood. You don't live in Englewood. Travis Ford's a snitch, bro. No, he quiet. Ain't no paperwork on Travis. Did you clean that peanut butter off Alex Alonzo's door handle?

1:54:44I know you seen him do it. I know you seen him put that peanut butter on that door handle. I know you seen him do it. You didn't see him put that peanut butter on the door handle?

1:55:00Did you slide for your brother? Police shit again Do you really want me to answer a question like that? Eaglewood families This nigga's the police Can you go back to the jungles? Can you go back to the jungles? Can you go back to the jungles? Can you go back to the jungles? Did they tell you You better not get caught over here? yeah this nigga asked me that I go kill a nigga on live video this nigga's a rat hey listen to me bro hey hey hey hey hey hey hey

1:55:43Adam22:yeah go tell your mama we gonna holler at her good talking to you Munchy he calls for the record that nigga said did you go slide for this police niggas. See, these niggas is born. This nigga was born the year I started gangbanging. So, you know, I put up a photo because they said this is mama, but it was his daddy's wife. So they called the other side of the family. Hot. They said, that nigga mama name is Sean. She live over here in Londale. Because let me tell you what Munchie did. When they called him and said, hey homie, you mentioned the people's family members, so they playing with the family.

1:56:23he said nigga he said that ain't my mama but she helped raise this little blind nigga she said the nigga been getting drunk like this since he been a teenager so he him and Lush probably that's why they get along now the crazy part about it is the crazy part about this with this dude is I'm responsible for his whole podcast fame you know it started on Clubhouse Munchy? when I packed him up and when Munchy was running around I knew who that nigga was on this shit. I packed the... I did Alex Alonzo a week before. Then the next week, I violated him. That shit went crap. I bet they know where that clip is at.

1:57:01It went crazy. Alex Alonzo did the trauma bonding, called Munchie, and that's how they show came together. That's what's real. Very cool. Y 'all wasn't looking for no motherfucking Munchie motherfucking B back in no motherfucking 2022?

1:57:17Adam22:Yeah. I mean, I actually found out about him from the Draco interview. You found out about him from Flacco. No, Draco interview. Flacco was pushing that shit. Draco started talking about him. I didn't know what the fuck he was talking about. People had to explain it to me later. Anyway, I got a dip set. Very great conversation today. Hopefully everybody out there joined it. Yo, listen, man. You enjoyed it. Hold on, bro. So for the record, is we finna go out here to the alley? You gonna run Lush Fade? Me? Yeah, I mean, you telling me. Why me? You telling me that I got, you know. I'm not a fighter.

1:57:47You not running this fade? No. Hey, this is some real white boy shit.

1:57:54Adam22:Only white boys can do this. What? No. And get away with it. Oh, yeah. No, no fades for me. Just bodies. Shout out to everybody who watched this. Like, comment, and subscribe. No jumper in the coolest pocket. Wait, no. Adam and Wack Show, the greatest father and son duo that you've ever seen in your life. Hopefully, y 'all enjoyed it. Smash that like button, and we out. And shout out to the Wack Pack members.

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