 I was just with him though, like me and Dolph had got sued in Keyglock, me, Dolph and Keyglock got sued. Together. Nobody know this. Yeah, we on boss talk one on one. And so I got to go back into it a little bit, just the day when Dolph was murdered. How was that for you hearing that, knowing and having a relationship with him? That was one of them days too. I was fucked up. Cause you know, I was just with him though, like me and Dolph had got sued in Keyglock. Me, Dolph and Keyglock got sued. Together. Nobody know this. Cause this ain't nothing we never talked about. Wow. But I did see a blogger try to post it one day, but they ain't have enough followers. You know what I'm saying? So I ain't liking or nothing. I'm just saying, hey, look, damn, somebody know. Cause they posted like the record, like they say our real names and you know, like the real fed papers, like. So yeah, we had got sued. You know what I'm saying? And let me tell you, this is a cold store. Keyglock didn't even show up the trial, right? In the, in the judge was hot. He kept saying Dolph. He kept telling Dolph. He was like, it's me, Dolph and daddy on court. You know what I'm saying? And we had to pay Lord big money for our lawyers. We got sued for a concert. Okay. Somebody said we didn't come to a concert in time. I was the host. They was performing. Right. And they lied though. What I learned was it really didn't matter. It's really about if you got enough money to really take niggas to court for real. Okay. He had enough money. You feel me? He was already a millionaire. He just took us to court cause he felt disrespected. Yeah. Cause I went off on him though. I keep it real. I went off on him, but, and he felt disrespected. So we sued us. Boom. We get the court judge like, I mean, I ain't gonna lie. Y'all don't want to go to trial, trial cause y'all gonna lose. Yeah. I'm laughing at this. Like, damn. We looking at each other the whole time cause the judge was saying weird shit though. He was saying shit like, I know y'all want to, y'all ready to get up out of here and go pop some bottles and, you know what I'm saying? He playing games. You know what I'm saying? I ain't playing games. What's he doing? This was a federal court in Little Rock in Arkansas. He playing games. Yeah. He was in there. He was like, I like to kick it. I just drank a wine. I know y'all drink that hard liquor and champagne and this was the judge saying me and Dove looking at each other, laughing like a motherfucker. We like, like a trippin', yeah. Long story short, them folks make us pay $60,000. Okay. Dove, real. Tell you what, my lawyer came to me first in court when the judge came back in the room cause the other dude said he gonna be in the other room cause he feel like we a threat. Like we might hurt him. We was like, what the fuck the shit? Where? Why are you acting like that? So, boom. So when the judge come back in and say something, he like, y'all got an offer. Dove looking at me, he like, what's your name? I'm like, y'all nigga rich, rich. Y'all got it. Hey, so look, look, though, the niggas say, Dove, real though, the niggas say, Hey, squash it, tell him, tell him I'm gonna give him $25,000. That what Dove said, he said, tell him I'm gonna give him $25,000. Judge was like, okay, okay, he said, all right, boom. So he went over there. He came back. He like, nope. But he said he don't want $25,000. That's not enough. Me and Dove were like, aw, that's bullshit. This nigga trippin'. Now he trippin'. Yeah. You feel me? Cause he lying out the gate. All right, long story short, they come to us and end up saying, we gotta pay $60,000. Dove was like, man, just give me whatever you got. I ain't doing no trippin', nigga, I'm gonna pay the risk. Wow. I say that. That's what I say. I ain't gotta say. He said, give me whatever you got. I'm gonna pay the risk. Wow. And not even though, no, it wasn't, no, you ain't got it, cause at this moment too, I'm up to it this moment too, like, up, up, so it was more or less like, it was more or less like, we both could have paid it. But the way he came to me, he was like, they trying to sue me. You feel me? They just putting you in the mix cause you booked it. Yeah. Feel me? He like, they suing me. So nigga, look, if you want to put something on it, what you got on it, you can do whatever you want. Nigga, I ain't doing no trippin'. And shit, I want to just get it over with anyway. So shit. Yeah. And that shows what type of character he had. But this happened two months, three months before he died. Wow. So it was more or less like, when you say what happened, how I felt, yeah, I was fucked up, not just cause of that. I really knew Bruh too, that was from that time at that love gas station, was like 2012, 2013. Ooh. So y'all had built a crazy relationship. Yeah, that was a long time, that was 2012 or so. Yeah, that's a long, that's a long, long, long, long. You feel me? And this guy, he's helping promote and do all, cause that's the way, he definitely staying in the mix. You looking for the beginning? Yeah. No, for sure. And like, all these people that was around, that's around too, like I knew all them, them people too, like the ones that's still there, like I still, I knew all them, yeah, man, that's dope, man. I just, I appreciate that story too, man. But he paid for, he paid for my support, Glock part, cause it wasn't just me, Key Glock had to pay too. Yeah. He paid for Key Glock part, he paid for my part, and all that of y'all, he paid for everybody part. Yeah, that, that, that, well, he ain't paid the whole thing cause I paid, you know what I'm saying? Yeah. So we don't hear it, motherfuckers be talking. I had paid like, this honest, I paid like 7,500. Okay. Y'all paid the risk. That's real. Damn. But I paid my lawyers too. Yeah. Yeah. My lawyers, cause I had to get loyal up, I had to get two lawyers at the time to do that case. Wow. And they both charged probably like 5,000 each just to do that case. But think about it, man, just besides all that, just the time spending with him even during that time. Nah, that was great. That was great. Yeah. And I got that shit in my phone. More important than the money. Oh yeah. You have the memories. The memories of time. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Like I got that shit in my phone. I could show you like when we was actually in court, like, you feel me? Like I was cousin on that? Because the thing was we couldn't have our phone, right? But right before it was time to go to court that morning, both our lawyers came together. He had a black lawyer from Memphis. They came to my lawyers and said, we got some type of form where y'all can take y'all phones in. Cause, you know, it's federal court. They don't let you do nothing in that bitch. Like walking in there is serious. Nigga, you got to leave your kid down there. Like I think you do got to leave your kid. Like you got to leave everything. But we got to take our phone. Wow. So I feel him a little bit. You know what I mean? Yeah. Cause I'm thinking too. I'm in this bitch like I'm getting sued. I'm mad. But I'm like, I'm getting sued. So you got behind the scene footage with you and Don. Yeah. I'm like I'm getting sued with Don. That's hard. So I feel him a little bit. You know what I mean?