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1:09It's smooth sack summer, boys. Get on board or get left behind. I have some new tour dates to announce. I will be in Toronto, Ontario, August 31st at the Elgin Theater, Lincoln, California on September 15th, Las Vegas, Nevada on October 27th and 28th, Milwaukee, Wisconsin September 8th, San Jose, California, September 14th, and Washington, D.C. on October 21st at the theater at MGM National Harbor. All tickets are available at theovahn.com slash T-O-U-R. Thank you for your support. Today's guest is a rapper from Los Angeles. He's out of Compton. California.

2:01he's got some hits he's got some bangers he'll put it together for you he'll put that anthem on that'll bring the babies get the heads bobbing and he's an actor he's an entrepreneur he's doing a lot of different things and I'm just grateful to chop it up with him today's guest is Mr. YG hold on

2:30I song cast.

2:52A lot of brothers seem like they got that cologne built into them. That's what I need. Yeah, my shit hit different. Really? Yeah, my shit different. What's happening, mate? What do you do, bro? What's poppin'? Not much. Just excited to spend time with you today. Thanks for coming in. Thanks for having me, dawg. um so for some of my listeners that won't know about you right so you grew up in california yeah yeah and um what was y 'all's neighborhood like growing up oh man um i grew up like in multiple different you know i'm saying places um but it was um it was like shootouts, shit going on like that.

3:44Some spots was chillier than the other. And then, you know what I'm saying, it was robberies going on a lot heavier in one spot. I hate robberies. We was doing them, though, so it was different. Oh, well. I guess if you're on the receiving end of it. Yeah, it was different, though. A little bit different. Yeah, yeah. In these apartments. Was it fun or not? Was it scary or was it fun? No, it was all fun. It was? Yeah, that'd be the crazy thing, bro. Like, a lot of people that grow up, you know what I'm saying, living like, you feel me, the ghetto, dangerous life. Like, a lot of us think it's fun.

4:30Yeah. You know what I'm saying? and then when you make it out and then you start looking back like damn I was playing with fire the whole time it'd be crazy yeah that's what seems interesting sometimes it's like it seems like it seems like Grand Theft Auto sometimes whenever you get out of that space and you get into like a I guess they probably look at it as a fancier way of living or you make it out right do those do those people look differently at you then is that kind of um i mean it depends on your story you know what i'm saying and how you came up and made it out and um like you know you always gonna have a group of people that's speaking like down on you you know what i'm saying negative comments but um like when you did it like you know i'm saying like the right way or like you know i'm saying you kept it solid you feel me you gonna have a lot of people that's like championing your name you know yeah um oh yeah that's i can see that yeah like like like like my story like you know i'm saying if you from la like if you from los angeles county you know what i'm saying you know why is your story you know what I'm saying and uh you feel me you like you probably damn near feel like you know IG you know um so I feel like me making it out still being out here you know I'm saying having success and still doing I feel like like a lot of people like you know I'm saying they um support they look up to it they support it they can relate yeah for sure you know I'm saying they seen the whole come up right do they have halloween in like the hood or whatever they have halloween in the hood or yeah there's halloween everywhere it's dangerous though really i mean halloween is a night you can get away with doing crime because everybody wearing costumes and masks and shit like that so you know yeah you can't have a police lineup with fucking dracula in it super mario that's gonna uh nobody's gonna know who did anything exactly you can't call and say a pokemon just fucking held me up yeah um what is like the best holiday in uh in like the hood what is the best holiday you think

7:114th of July yeah that shit be popular hell yeah block parties anywhere yeah barbecues barbecues block parties fireworks it's like four parties going on you hitting like four parties in one day you know what I'm saying it's like Memorial Day 4th of July like, whatever day weekend. So that kind of day is a bigger day than, like, kind of a traditional holiday probably. Now you ask what's the best holiday in the hood. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, the other holidays, like, you with your family in the house. Right. You know what I'm saying? Or the three holidays I just named is, like, you outside.

7:54You know what I'm saying? So, like, on some hood shit, like, those going to be the best of the holidays. You know? Yeah. I would like, I think sometimes I would like to go to some of those parties, you know? Yeah, no, the parties, bro, you know what I'm saying? Be lit. Be lit, you know what I'm saying? Like, I stopped doing, like, the wild ghetto hood. You take the day off for that? Parties. No, no, no, no, no, no. Hell no, I still, wait, what you mean? Like, would people take the day off of, like, doing, you know, I don't want to say crime or whatever, but do people take the day off and just everybody is at a truce and everything is chill like on a Memorial Day or Fourth of July?

8:36Hell no, you get your brain splatting. You get the wrong place at the wrong time, you know what I'm saying? Wrong group of people, you know what I'm saying? You get seen by the wrong person. Something like it's bad. Damn, bro, some fucking freeze tagging that bitch y 'all playing, huh? Yeah, like, I mean, I'm chilling, but, you know, when you left when you moved out of there did you have to like have a formal meeting with everybody like hey guys i just want you to know no like bro i was living like like i was living in in inglewood for for a minute like but i was like when i started like having success like i was living in inglewood like dead smack in the middle of the ghetto and everybody knew where I lived at.

9:29Like, yeah, you know what I'm saying? And, you know what I'm saying? I was having, like, songs on the radio, doing all type of, leaving out of town, going on tour. My mama and them at the house. You know what I'm saying? Well, yeah, when I got up out of there, like, I just got on. I went to the valley. Damn. I went to the valley, but I left the valley because I'm like, this shit weak. the valley was? Hell yeah. Yeah. It's a lot of Uber Eats and shit out there. No, this is like, you feel me, this is like 2013. Oh, yeah. You know what I'm saying? I went to the valley. I left the valley and shit.

10:11I'm like, nah. And then I went to Orange County. I went to like Huntington Beach or something. Damn. Yeah, bro. I was all over the place. Like my whole life out here, I've been all over the place. Do you think Man I would love Do you think you ever do like a Christmas album? A Christmas album? Yeah I mean I feel like That'd be kind of weird for me I don't think it would be If I did a Christmas album My shit would be like It'd be like My shit would be like called like Ho Ho Ho You know yeah yeah like rudolph the red nose yeah you gotta my shit be about the bitches you know what i'm saying oh yeah it's beginning to look like these bitches are showing up yeah i could see something like that see i would love if there was like kind of like a i bet you could pull some anthems though out of like a christmas album man maybe you know i'm trying to think of something else um I'm dreaming of a red bone bitch with a long ass braid.

11:28You know what I'm saying? Yeah, we got to take you to the studio. I mean, I'm just trying to think. I've never seen a Christmas album that really had some fucking fire in it. Mariah did that one, and that one was good. But nobody's really come up and pulled up at Christmas with that fucking banger, boy. It was like some gangsta shit. Yeah, that's what I want. you know you like gangster music i want to see somebody fucking shoot up a snowman you know um i like some of it like when i was growing up like little wayne was i grew up in new orleans so or outside of new orleans so like juvenile who else little wayne uh partners in crime mystical uh cash money was huge then hell yeah dude cash money used to go come to the gym at LSU and uh it was like Silk and Master P and he would they would have these other dudes stand on the side and hold their clothes for whenever they got done playing just some dudes like just standing there like they were like a coat rack just holding their shoes and clothes um so what kind of motive like like so when do you when does music really start to kind of take off for you and were you always musically inclined or did that come with like through school through friends um i mean i grew up you know i'm saying i finally like my mom and my pops my like everybody around you know i'm saying was heavy hip-hop rap um r b you know i'm saying family you know i'm saying that's all we like like listen to but um like in high school is when i started rapping though like i started rapping in high school and like like my homies that I went to school with you know what I'm saying like who blew me since then you feel me they be like bro since you started you had it it was just like you know what I'm saying like I always made music that people like party to you know what I'm saying so when I started off and I was just like a rookie trash I thought I was weak as fuck you feel me the homies was like nah this shit we part of this shit like you feel me so like I don't know bro but uh so it was just a gift you think yeah do you think do you look at it as a gift do you look at it as like a nah nah nah nah nah I'm for sure gifted for sure for sure gifted um yeah it's a gift you know what I'm saying like I just had to work on a couple things you know and would they let you like in school would they let you do it or do you mostly just start to produce stuff with friends?

14:13What you mean in school with that? Let me do it. Like do they, say like you start coming up with lyrics, right? Uh-huh. Say you got like, you got rhymes, you got lyrics, you got bars. Yeah. Do, what's the next thing you have to get? How do you, do you also make your own beats or do you get matched up with a beat maker? What's that like and how hard is that? You know, I was trying to make my own beats and shit at first and shit. I couldn't get I couldn't fuck with the program And I just couldn't get with it and shit So I started just rapping on On other beats Like how Lil Wayne was doing And shit I was on like LimeWire And all that shit Downloading shit Just pulling beats down?

14:52Yeah Like rapping on shit like that Yeah And then Probably like a year later I started meeting Like motherfuckers That made beats and shit On MySpace And shit And then year like i started having my like like original songs and and um like outside of that like what helped like me like navigate and like end up popping off you know what i'm saying out the city was you know what i'm saying i was like in the streets and and i had like a movement going on at a young age and i had like a gang of and we was all from the same click it was like some young high school like high school fresh out of high school ghetto ass kid shit you know what i'm saying and um you know that movement like helped me like navigate through the city like like everybody was talking about like why is he this why is he that and uh yeah did y 'all have any weaponry hell yeah we did yeah bro like like like i came up like in the club like outside at a young age doing all the outside shit you see me we was doing all the street shit yeah but then we was partying we like it was the party we was the party crew but then at the party you know what i'm saying like i used to go to all the parties and like you know i used to be like like gang bang you know at the parties and the parties was you know i'm saying we'll have a whole bunch of like motherfuckers from the other side type shit and so they're they're they and those are the guys you got to get those guys nah it's just we'll start getting into it in the party you know what i'm saying yeah i'm banging my shit they banging they shit we're like so what ah and then it'll just start going up it'll be fights it'll be shootouts All that type of shit And you You feel me that was happening like every other weekend Fuck Dang that's like the wild west man Yeah But you know I'm saying Like bro when you coming up in LA And you young and shit That shit is regular And how do you get into a gang Do you have to like apply or anything Or how do you Yeah you gotta apply I mean you gotta get jumped on You know what I'm saying You gotta That's you applying I guess You gotta get Damn what Yeah you gotta get jumped on By like multiple Motherfuckers You know And what do you even wear To something like that Me I had on Damn what I had on When I got When I got put on I had on like a long ass White t-shirt And some skinny jeans Oh yeah Not skinny though But at the time You feel me They would've called him skinny At that time Yeah Yeah.

17:55And do you, are you allowed to defend yourself during that or no, that's not part of it? Hell yeah, you better. Damn. I don't know if I can do it, bro. No, you can't fight? I can. Yeah, so you good. I don't know though. I can't fight that good. Oh, I can. You can? Yeah. Do you miss it sometimes? What, fighting? Yeah. I mean, just because now your life is a little different, you know, you don't have to fight as much. I mean, you don't have to battle every day. Nah, I feel like I did enough fighting You know what I'm saying Back then You know what I'm saying Now it's like motherfuckers don't fight no more I know It's changed a lot, huh?

18:36It's changed a lot Yeah, people just unfollow people People unfollow people Oh yeah It's definitely a lot different Do you look at the younger generation And be like, damn, these cats got it easy Or do you think they just have it different Nah, nah. I just think it's different because like when I was a young nigga the motherfuckers older than us like we'd hate to hear like oh, them motherfuckers got it easy. Nah, you sound like a hater. You know what I'm saying? It's just different. Like times changing, you know? Yeah. And what other weaponry would y 'all use? Only guns or any? Would people have some like bats hats or knuckles bows no that's nwa type shit yeah it wasn't like that huh yeah no we wouldn't having no vats and shit you know what i'm saying what um what's the best type of weapon for a hold up do you think for who for like a hold up if you're gonna hold somebody up you're gonna stick somebody up or rob somebody yeah rob somebody if you're going to rob somebody what's the best what do you think um a pistol yeah

19:57oh yeah oh if i see a pistol i get scared sometimes my arms won't move like i lock up you know damn um you got shot before damn bro i always wanted to get shot huh i always wanted to just to feel what it just in my leg or something i never wanted to take something in the chest, you know? Crazy, bro. But I always wanted to feel. You got to be careful what you wish for, dog. Yeah, maybe we'll take that part out, bro. That might be a lot. No, leave it in there. But you're not going to take it back. You got to go talk to the man up there. He said, you know what, man? Yeah, I was just having a good time.

20:37I didn't really mean that shit. Yeah, that's true. I need to bring that up, bro. But yeah, I always want to, I think, you know, I always want to have experiences that I never had. I never got to smoke crack. I've never been shot. Bro, you can go smoke crack. I know. That's easy. I know, but now it's like I don't drink or anything now, so I feel like I would really have to go back into that space. If you want some crack, let me know. I can get you some. Really? Yeah. Damn. You know people that smoke it? I know people that got it. Yeah. Yeah. So let me know what you want to do. All right, man. Okay.

21:14Take me through that experience of getting shot, man. And is it okay if I ask you about it? Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I talked about it before. Like, what you mean, take the experience? Like, did you, were you expecting to get shot or it was a surprise? It was kind of a surprise. Like, you know what I'm saying? I knew it was, like, some shit going on. But, um, like, like, I ran out trying to, like, you know what I'm saying? trying to trying to do something and then I ended up getting shot. Oh. Yeah. And where did it hit you at the bullet? It hit me like my hip and then like Stomach? Like, you know, like pubic hair and shit at?

22:09Yeah, yeah. Yeah, like Damn. Right there on the dick like on top of the head. Bro. I got like three bullet holes and shit. You still got the bullets in you? No, no, no, no. Damn.

22:28Damn, bro. And did it hurt? Yeah, that shit hurt. Yeah. But my shit was like, it's like all flesh. Like it ain't hit no bone or nothing. None of that. So like, you know what I'm saying? Like my shit could have been worse. Way worse. Yeah. and did you go to the doctor or did you have a friend take it out no I went to the hospital I went to the hospital dang bro that's heavy man did you feel like it gave you more street credit after that like at that point do you feel like man I think at this point we paid our dues you know nah I don't like getting shot don't give you street credit like the motherfucker that's doing the shooting to get the street credit damn But like, like the situation that happened, like the motherfuckers who start shooting, they end up getting chased up out of there.

23:30You know what I'm saying? Yeah. And whatever happened to them, did you ever see them again or see them even online or anything? Nah, we still be trying to figure out like who the fuck. Dang, boy. Yeah, bro. You know what I'm saying? That's the coldest shit ever. Yeah, it is. Because, you know what I'm saying? Now it's like you just on, on, on. You got your guard up at all times because you don't know. You coming across people like, and it's already like, you would like have some weird vibes with somebody, and then you would be just, you would just think like, does this motherfucker have something to do with that shit?

24:09You know? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, man. Yeah. I could see that easy being kind of like suspecting everybody a little bit. Mm-hmm. Dang. This episode is sponsored by PrizePix. Do you love firing on sports? Well, PrizePix is the best daily fantasy sports app for you, indeed. You can fire on all your favorite fantasy sports like NBA, NFL, UFC, and other sports. That's right. With prize picks, instead of choosing teams, you choose individual players. That's what I like about it. It's novel. It has a unique approach. Each player has a set projection, and you either choose more or less than that set projection.

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25:57You've had a lot of experience. You've also, what does it look like when you kind of are trying to put something new together? Are you talking about a song or a project? A project, like a whole album maybe, or even just a song, it could be anything. I mean, for a project, it depends on what type of project I'm trying to make.

26:20Like, when is she coming out? I'm not sure, but we can make it come out whenever. all right so like me and tiger working on a project right now you know what i'm saying and the approach is just like we just talking we having fun you know what i'm saying it ain't no pressure it ain't no it's not no deep thinking none of that type of shit it's just like you know i'm saying we linking up we vibing out we doing music we partying we doing all this shit you know what I'm saying we're creating a body work right you know I'm saying that's one approach oh that's like mixtape vibes you know and then you got the you know I'm saying you got the uh you got the real you got the conceptual albums like approach you know what I'm saying and that shit get a little different you know I'm saying that shit like you bring a white boy the white boards out you bring a notepad's out you know I'm saying it's a lot of shit and plotting you know I'm saying you listening to whatever your favorite albums might be or whatever type of shit you're trying to do you you know i'm saying you getting inspiration you're watching movies you know i'm saying you're watching whatever you it's it's deep it's intense you know what i'm saying and and and like you know i'm saying those is like the two different um type of album process that i've been doing you know i'm saying since i've been rapping this shit yeah you've had works in the past i heard you talk about that you just your ownership of your stuff you know like your ownership of your masters i guess and of your like just your work right which i think is huge right it's one of the reasons why i podcast so that i don't have to work for anybody right and um and i think the audience love that they love that they know this is the nobody's cutting this you know nobody has a hand in on this except for the person who's the creator you know um what what's that like for you because i know you i mean i've i've listened to you talk about it a little bit but where does that kind of come from you think because some people don't care um so i just got like my ownership and all that shit like recently like you know i'm saying probably like probably like last year you know what i'm saying like my music moving forward type shit which is uh it is what it is but you know what i'm saying my shit me caring about that um me caring about it it's like now i'm grown as fuck like you know i'm saying so it's like it's normal you know i'm saying that's how we moving like you know i'm saying you hit a certain age and you start realizing certain but like you know what i'm saying i started caring about the before i was older because like nipsey had a lot to do with that you know what i'm saying like um nip used to like he would preach that he'd preach that like bro he'll preach that crazy like wow like like yeah like bro crazy and then the brand like creating your own brand you know what i'm saying how to live on longer than you you know what i'm saying he was like he was pushing that line and all that and you know you feel me that's when i created my 400 brand and shit and uh yeah that's like probably one of the best things i ever did you know um and i own that fully like on that been owning that yeah so um that's huge you know what i'm saying i was on that shit like back in the day like 25 26 but like my deal you know what i'm saying i signed when i was 19 you know yeah i just got out that motherfucker like like like like 2021 type shit so um now now with my music yeah like you feel me on the music side of shit yeah do you feel more inspired because now you can work just for yourself yeah yeah no for sure i'm inspired i feel like i left a whole lot of money on the table i gotta go you know i'm saying dig that shit up bring that shit back yeah um so yeah i'm inspired for sure for the show that's amazing man it's so crazy yeah because so many people don't realize like you need help to get places right you need sometimes like you have to be able to let somebody you almost have to pay your dues a little bit sometimes right like i when i would go to clubs the club owner used to get most of the money from the ticket sales right until a certain point when i was selling tickets finally i was like no we need to change this or i'm just not even going to do it i'll build my i'd rather build my own club exactly and just or i'm gonna go to a club around the corner who's gonna give me the deal i want right i'm gonna bring all these people to that club yeah fuck your club yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah for sure um But yeah, I think having ownership, I think probably seems like it'd be real empowering.

31:20Yeah. And then that nigga Jay-Z, you know what I'm saying? He like, you know what I'm saying? He the reason why everybody is on that shit. Oh, really? Yeah. Because Ho's been preaching that shit, you know what I'm saying? Back in the 90s all the way to now. So like we all grew up hearing that shit, you know what I'm saying? Right. Own your shit. Yeah. Own your shit. Own your shit. Own your shit. Own your shit. and then like watching like everybody who've been in the game you know i'm saying 10 20 years before us and shit and looking at all they moves it's like bro that shit is in us now like yeah you know what i'm saying locked in yeah it's in us yeah because it's such a genre i mean especially i mean rap music is really in hip-hop is a black genre kind of a music right so to think that they wouldn't have ownership of their shit is really fucking unreal i mean yeah but it's the music business thing you know right it's a music business music business right you know what i'm saying we created the the hip-hop rap the um leg of the shit you know what i'm saying branch of the shit but we didn't create the music right you didn't create yeah who owns the speakers who owns the uh the radio stations all of that yeah the fucking distribution how you putting the shit out you know i'm saying yeah there's always an owner it seems like man of course That shit fucking makes me mad, bro I hate that shit I always wanted to do entirely my own thing I mean, you doing it now, bro Yeah, you're right I need to calm down I gotta chill a little So with Tiger What's the thing with Tiger?

32:59Because I've seen you guys I met you at the golf Yeah, yeah At the golf What'd you think of that, man? No, that shit was dope That was fire Yeah, I ain't never been to no golf tournament Or none of that shit Like, you feel me? That shit was a big ass party. That shit was crazy. Bro, and they built that shit. It wasn't even supposed to. It was just using this grass right there and they built that thing. That was wild, man. Oh, shit. Yeah, that shit was dope. Yeah, and that was Super Bowl weekend too. Yeah, yeah. Have you gotten to meet some rap icons and stuff like that? Hell yeah. Damn, that's crazy, bro.

33:31Yeah, I met Tupac Mama, bro, before she passed. It was crazy. Yeah, that shit was crazy and shit. and then like I met Pac Mama right so they got the Grammy they was doing something it was Grammy weekend and they had a Tupac I think it was like a museum something with the Grammys though and you feel me like they wanted me to come speak you feel me on behalf of the new generation at the time it was like 2015 and they wanted me to come speak on behalf of the new generation like Tupac Impact on us you know the motherfuckers who grew up like grew up listening to Pac when he passed that shit you know so you know what I'm saying I go I speak on like you feel me the new generation and just you know what I'm saying how I felt and Pac Impact you know what I'm saying and then you know what I'm saying like I said some shit and his mama she came to me shit and was like crying and shit she was like I love what you said about my son da da da da I'm like yeah yeah yeah for sure and then she just looking at me and she crying she like they really killed my baby they really killed my baby I'm like god damn bro that shit fucked me up cause like I thought Pac was alive I thought Pac was alive bro My whole My whole life bro I thought Pac was alive But that day That day I'm like nah bro he gone dog His mama was crying in my face Nah he gone Bro that shit fucked me up bro That shit was crazy Yeah it was sad as fuck bro Damn what'd you do Did you like hold her or something Was she really broken up Yeah, no, we was holding hands and shit like this.

35:35You know what I'm saying? So it still really hurts her a lot. Yeah, hell yeah. I mean, of course it does because it's your child, but still. For her to say that right in front of you, man, that's powerful. Yeah, I got a picture. I got a picture with her. He beautiful. When we was talking and shit. If y 'all on Google, y 'all on Google what y 'all on? Yeah, I think you can find it. Probably maybe YG and Miss Shakur. Afani, yeah. Afani. it's dope i'm like damn i'm at park mama wow and had her crying off the real you feel me i just said some real oh that's cool bro here it go right there wow that's legendary man yeah so when you say rap icon you know what i'm saying if i'm secure she got an icon you know what i'm saying she ain't a rapper but she Pac Mama and shit, you feel me?

36:31Me, me, and her, that was big. I was one of the biggest little situations. And then I met like Ho and shit. Dang. Who else? And who's the most gangster person that you've met, really? Who's the realest motherfucker? You know what I'm saying? Snoop Dogg. Is he really? Yeah. Dang, bro. Snoop. Yeah. He got it. So, night, too. You met him? Yeah, no. Oh, Sugg and I used to be like Whitney and shit, pulling up to the clubs and shit. Uh-uh. Yeah, all that shit. And the water's part for him probably, huh? Uh-huh. People don't play with him, huh? Like what you mean? I mean, I feel like it would be when he shows up, people get real serious probably around him.

37:17Like people are scared of him. Like scared? Yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Sugg got a lot of motherfuckers scared for sure.

37:27man it's a lot of motherfuckers who jigged up bro you know but y 'all done met like damn near everybody damn I've been doing this shit for a minute dog yeah I know I know you have I'm trying to think did you ever get to meet Mystical or no nah I ain't met Mystical he was different huh his whole style was kind of different yeah Mystical was hard yeah for sure I seen him at a car wash once and I wanted to say what's up but I didn't. I was embarrassed of my car at the time and I didn't want him to see my fucking car. So I didn't even go over there bro. I covered my shit in suds too so we couldn't see it bro.

38:06Nah you should have embraced you should have said, Misco what's up? Hey I'm gonna be somebody one day watch. Remember this shit I'm telling you. Yeah man and we used to listen. Who else was in cash money? I'm trying to think they had who was that other guy they had the BG. Remember him? Yeah, BG. Yeah. Yeah, for sure. Chopper City, man. He was this. Yeah, I remember bro too. Yeah, I really loved him. Hey, where Hurricane Chris from? Hurricane Chris? Yeah. I don't know. Hey, baby. Hey, baby. Like folks gangsters in the club. Hey, baby. from where shreveport louisiana oh yeah i'm glad he made it out of there yeah shreveport you know he just shot somebody or some shit recently oh dang bro i think he murdered some shit he flatline some shit hey boy boy he got away with it though i think oh he did yeah look see b second degree murder come on now i know my shit damn boy divo looking unwell in that bitch too right there you ain't looking real well who's like some of the hardest chicks that's coming up you think females sexy red going brazy really yeah dang i gotta see a blood fromst louis she is yeah so she hard sexy red let me see a look at her sexy red huh sexy red ghetto ghetto hood oh that's what I like boy oh yeah you like that huh I like some of that oh yeah you from uh New Orleans I like the mother yeah you used to that shit all right I like some of that I like it when that is going on boy oh yeah I like her she seems good sexy red I'm gonna have to check her out then yeah bro oh you ever had some black ghetto oh man I don't know about that oh uh i've been i mean i've been with a myth i think mixed i think i've been with okay okay okay okay i think what's the darkest woman you ever been with you think real dark yeah i have some dark skinned women for sure i love them oh yeah dark chocolate damn boy pink as fuck damn boy damn boy well at least they healthy they sound healthy um I'm trying to think of what I like yeah I think I would like yeah I would maybe like a like a nice black woman um what about Asian woman you like Asian woman yeah I like I ain't got no type yeah I'm like Ray Shremon yeah I like them I ain't got no type well you know what rapper would be a good preacher as well you think or a good pastor I'm talking to somebody who would be like the next T.D.

41:21Jakes you know what I'm talking about Snoop really yeah you gotta see him in BMF he playing that role in BMF he do yeah you gotta watch it All right. He plays a pastor? Yeah, he plays a pastor. My nigga Snoop do it all. You know what I'm saying? It sounds like it, huh? Oh, damn. Everything I say is facts, bro. No cap. Damn, look at him in there. He look like a lean Jesse Jackson, like an early Jesse Jackson, bro. Wow. Oh, you know who would be a good pastor? Who is it? Be kind of different, but it be good. Kanye West. Really? Yeah. But he tried it, though. I think. Did you ever go to one of his Sunday services?

42:08Nah, but I was watching this shit on the internet and shit. Yeah. Yeah. He was getting closed. In the rap community, do people think that he went crazy? Do people think that... Hey, man, the rap community, we love Kanye. Yeah. You see me? The black community, the rap community, we love Kanye. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, he did so much. I mean, he's such a... Kanye is a nigga. Yeah. I know you can't say that like that, but he is a nigga, and we love him. Yeah. I think it's, and I won't say it. You know, he be fucking up sometimes. You know what I'm saying? He be saying some shit. You know what I'm saying?

42:47He be like, God damn, that was crazy. But you know what I'm saying? We love him. Yeah. I think everybody loves him, you know? I think everybody wants the best for him. Yeah, man, I think he's real creative. I had just bought his shoes and then they said, you know. What did you do after you bought the shoes? I kept them bitches. I still wear them. Okay. Okay. For sure. That's how I support him, you know. I wish he'd come back and make them again. I enjoyed him. Yeah. I think he's going to do something like that. For sure. He'll figure it out. I think he's creative enough. Yeah. What else, man? What other kind of business do you see yourself getting in, man?

43:19What's the next? Businesses? Huh? Yeah. Man, I'm - Because Boosie got the chips. I'm heavy in the - What you heavy? cologne or what crypto? I want to do some rap chips or the rap snack chips and shit. I want to do me some little bags. You know what I'm saying? Like some flaming hot ones. You know what I'm saying? Soil gang. But man, I'm heavy in the TV and film space right now. I got some shit I'm finna announce real soon. I was going to announce it when it first happened, but you feel me? The writer's strike and shit happened. So. Y 'all doing something new? They got to get that shit right. and then I'm going to announce, you know what I'm saying, my partnership and what I got going on.

44:01And, yeah, I'm heavy into the TV and film space right now. You know what I'm saying? I got my 400 brand. And I think. Can I get some of the 400 stuff? I got some shit here for you. Oh, God, boy. You know what I'm saying? I can walk it in. I can do that shit. I can walk it in right now? Yeah. Yeah, let's see it, bro. Hey, bring the 400 in the building. Bring it in. Like in the room. And bring me that fucking Draco too, homie. I'm gonna fucking shoot something.