 We're not rapping, yeah. We be on fire, we be lily. It's a unique host, bitchy. Check it, check it, check it. This is your new host, this is your boy, E.C.E.O. And no money modes, by the way. And we create content every damn day. Man, hold up. Out and up and down to East Texas in the building. One more again, man. We got these boys in here today, man. Hey, yes, sir. Yeah, 3G slash. What's crackin'? It's going down. Yes, sir. Yeah, man. You see how I do it? I come in now. Now it's time. Man, say, man, Slash, man, what we doing here, man? Who is this guy? Big Savage. Big Savage, man. And you from Paris? Paris, Texas. Man, so let me ask you this, man. Like, you do music. Yes, sir. When did you decide to get in the game, man? I mean, I really been rapping. I've been rapping for a long time. Since I was like, well, we were like nine. I was rapping with him, really. We rapping with him, we rapping with him. We rapping with him, we rapping with him. We rapping with him, we rapping out of a TV and a radio with the tape, the 50 cent plan. We winning instrumentals off the game. If you know, you know, but that's what we was doing. Man, shit. Man, so, I didn't mean to cut you off, but I do that sometime. All the niggas who don't like it turn the channel. But at the end of the day... Damn. Just press one of the buttons. Yeah, press one of the buttons. Yeah, press one of the buttons. Yeah, press one of the buttons. But no, it's our love. But it's just, it's an honor and a pleasure to be sitting in front of Auguste's panel like I got here today. You know what I'm saying? Some of the most pristine rappers, managing, label mates, all that. You know what I'm talking about? Yeah. So, you know, it's just good to have some good business people in the building. Black people working together is some serious for me. So when I see everybody in here that look like me, man, that's the color like me, man. It's something for your boy. You know what I'm saying? So how did you guys come up with even working together? Shit, that's been my little nigga. You know what I'm saying? For a minute, I was fucking with him. I didn't even know Kuz was in high school. You know what I'm saying? That was my nigga on some street shit. Like, you know what I'm saying? I didn't know Kuz was in high school. He used to pull up to the spot. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? Skull shit. That's all. Shit, one day here, my little brother here, he was over there and shit. He was like, shit, my little brother said his real name. Like, I say, you know, he was like, shit, that's my classmate. I say, nigga, you in school. Man. You know what I'm saying? That's hard. We was just, you know what I'm saying? Juggin' like how we was juggin' and shit. Kuz had went and did a little bit and, you know, we was going in on a business trip, shit. Kuz had owned me a little bit of bread and shit, you know? Niggas don't. Well, you're going to jail. Nigga ain't paying nigga shit. Actually, that cuts the whole, you know, it's over. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You come out here and we cool a little bit. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I just, Kuz had a little tab with me, you know what I'm saying? Kuz, I knock on the door. I was like, I ain't Kuz. I got to tell myself here in the bar, I signed for a phone. Wow. Here go the bread and you can boom off my phone if you want to fuck it. Shit. You know what I'm saying? Just real nigga shit. And so shit when he came home here. That's hard because you don't find niggas like that. Nah, niggas ain't doing that. Bro, that's dope. I wouldn't have did that. Man, I would have said, I would have said, hey, look, look, I would have been like, hey, Kuz, catch me. You know what I'm saying? What I get? Nah, really. I want to hear your thoughts on why you would even, what is it? Nigga, you that solid? Nah, just a lot of people. I can't even lie. A lot of people, like, take their own leave when they young, but I always like being, as a kid, I feel like as a young nigga, you kind of got to be a follower because you got to see how things operate and what's really real. You can't just take for what they tell you, but you know what's real and what's right and wrong. So really, like, I got people before that, like, shit, bro, if you boomin' with the woo like that and you out and you're partin' right here, he got it with your phone ringin'. Why you ain't sendin' it? You know what I'm sayin'? So shit, niggas turn their phone down, turn it. No, it's a league. No, you're partin' the guy that you know what I'm sayin'. Well, you know, that's the very reason he really can't come up. That nigga's gonna be a petty hustler for a long time. For a long time. You know what I'm sayin'? He's gonna definitely be a petty, petty hustler. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know? So when you look at, like, some of the people that come out to these Texas areas, shout out to Smoothie Poppy, shout out to who else are missing? Roe Summer, who else are missing? Shit. MTV Randy. OK. My little pine-a-seats, he rappin'. I'm hopin', hopin', hopin', hopin', hopin', he drop so bad. What's, what's stopping him? I mean, I really just think like he just still figurein' stuff out with his life. He really ain't takin' it. He don't know what he, you know what I'm sayin'? You know I could just somebody in the music town like, hey bro, that's, but they like, oh, I'm goin' through life in this and that. So they be like, they don't be thinkin' about music. I tell them all the time like, bro, that's hard, like, Like, I don't really know him like that. I know him from back in the day I got out. He got out, said everything, I'm like, damn, why I remember him from, I rap, we show him his rap, so he was doing this stuff, I'm like, bro. That shit is hard, bro, and he just, no, but it's a lot more, it's a lot more. I really, I can't think right now, I don't want nobody to feel like I'm, but I got it. Yeah, you would've missed a few people, and I can tell you weren't gonna think, you weren't gonna shout him out. I knew it, I've seen these times, but I'm gonna get in trouble. No, I get it, man. Like, you can't really think of everybody. I keep thinking about Josie Will Jr. over there, man. He's Texas, man, like, it's a cat to beat. Say his name again. Josie Will Jr., he be doing that. He was on there one project. Yeah, yeah, but he definitely hard, he just, He just stopped there. I don't know, we've been looking for him. I always try to keep his brand alive, because at the end of the day, he hard, you know what I'm saying? It's certain months hard, like you just was explaining, but you be wanting to hear more of him. They got music too, they just don't really push it like that. Listen to that song every day. He got a song I listen to it all the time, like over my favorite rappers. I'm like, yeah, that's how I know you hard. When somebody jam you regularly, that's how you know you hard. That's real. So, what about you, man? I mean, you got songs with so many different people, man. Like, let me go and get back on you for a minute. Let me get him real, yeah, fresh right there, bam. But let me go on and just say, man, like you work with so many different known artists, you know, from Yeller and all up, man. What gives you the motivation to keep going in this rap stuff, man? Is it really paying off? Is Niggas really making any money off this rap? Let's be real. Is Niggas really making money? I'm hard with this. I mean, shit, if you not, I'm gonna put it like this. If you're not getting booked weekly, you ain't making no money. But then you got a reputation, you know, back in the day, we used to hustle, right? I mean, it comes in a hand with the street shit, and you know, who he control the image control the world. So it's like, you know, people gonna, if you got anything else going on outside of rap, people gonna support it just because of who you are, your name, like you could throw a party or something any day and make you a quick 10, 15 band. It's an extra, it's an extra on top of, it's ways to make money besides just rap. You know what, and I was thinking about that because a lot of times when you rap now, it's like, you know, y'all really, I really done figured it out. Cause back in the days when you hustle, you know, the girls used to love the hustlers, right? Now I think that the girls love and harass, hush Britney, she say still do, but girl, I think they must be something about this rap, these girls, cause usually dudes do stuff for girls. I'm being real. I think, I think really just, them rappers be our last, you know, you know, the niggas in the streets, they come on. I mean, there's so many rappers in there, you know, everybody a rapper. But the reason they rapping gotta be for the girl, what you, cause you rapping now, is you rapping for the girls? Yeah, no, my shit ain't got nothing to do with girls. I don't even think it's for the girls, bro. I mean, cause a real, real talk, females don't even like rappers like that. Nah, they ain't gonna be the ones that we want here. Nigga please. They don't want a rapper. They really don't, bro. Hey, they really don't, man. They like, you know what I'm saying? Cause they thinking just like, just like you thinking, this nigga rap, he got all the hoes, you know what I'm saying? So they don't, you know what I'm saying? Oh man. I don't know. Like nigga, I made some bread. I done made some money off music. You know what I'm saying? A lot of people have it. And a lot of people have it. You one of the only ones, you know what I'm saying? Cause you a real hustler though. It's a different, like you know, you can book a show, make a show, like you a book yourself. I'll book myself. Most niggas ain't thinking on that level. They waiting on the manager and they don't know. Man, a lot of people ain't got the money to back their thoughts. You know what I'm saying? A lot of niggas ain't really, really, they fear failure. A lot of people ain't willing to take that chance. You know what I'm saying? That's right. That's fear. Put the money up. Like just far as like, oh I'ma just go book a show over here. Fuck it and get the breakdown. And you know what I'm saying? So it's just like, I'ma sit around and wait to get booked. And shit, before if you not hot, you not gonna get booked. You know what I mean? Like even if you gotta go put somebody hot on your fly, just to, you know what I'm saying? Make the money back. I think you really, like I said again, you're not, you're different. Cause I don't think it's many like you. I think these cats is not booking theyself, especially unless they feel like there's a way that they can, you know, basically do it through a manager, a promoter, the type of dude is gonna take control of the manager and the promoter. And I seen that on you early when I first met you. I'm being, and I heard that about you before I even met you. That's crazy. That mean you really a hustler when you, when people think of you that way. You know what I'm saying? Like they like, they say a young nigga sell out every show he do every show is a, I'm like the nigga doing like that. That tell me already that's a leader. That's a leader, bro. I mean, I was popular before music though. Like, you know what I'm saying? I was parties and shit was before I even started rapping, I was doing that. Damn. Just out being like a street nigga. Like, you know what I'm saying? I always was a lit nigga. Like I would never know. Corny ass nigga. You know what I'm saying? So I threw parties before. Man, wait a minute. I'm not getting you to say that slas. Like every nigga that don't throw a party ain't corny. I didn't say that. Well, how did you say it? You said you wasn't really no corny. But you said he did different things. I said I was always a lit nigga. I would never know corny ass nigga. What? If you ain't lit, there ain't no in between. You see the lit, yeah. It's okay. You see that? I was just saying. I didn't know I was being like, you know what I'm saying? Like a regular nigga don't got a chance. You know the regular nigga is not. Look, really, if you don't sell dope, is he gonna be okay? I didn't say that. I never said that. No, no, no, she said look. I never said that. No. I didn't know a nigga that was lit. I knew a nigga that was lit off. I know a nigga that was lit off selling shoes, bro. It's just different levels of being lit. Motion is motion, bro. Like, you know what I'm saying? I ain't saying just because I was hustling. Like, I done had a job before. How long? Man, I had a job. I had a job. I worked at 2012. I worked for like. Fine, I'm worried about it. You remember? I remember. It was a long time ago. I worked there. It was a decade. I worked though. He said I worked though. I went to work. I worked for like four months. Oh, that was hard. My wife's smiling like this. I can well too. I can well too. Oh, you can well? Yeah, I can well. Who told you how to well? My cousin. At where his grudge. No, he took me to the, he took me to the, he put up on me one day. This was in 11. Might've been 12. He would put up on me and was like, shit, I can get you a job. I can teach you how to well. He taught me like 45 minutes. Damn. And you know people going to school for that, right? They don't need, they don't got to. You don't have to take their test anyway. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I worked, I worked at a canvas suit. You don't even see real, at least he's out with a canvas suit. I did. That's the place to be in. I worked at a canvas suit. I'm gonna take your hour over there. When I was working. Let's be real. Shit, I don't know. Probably like $12 or something. That's not bad. That's not bad. That's bad. That's not bad. During that time? Yeah, yeah. I was fine. What happened? I think I'll make it $8.00 and $20. Oh, yeah. $8.25. I got a call eating some candy on the floor. Oh, you eating the candies? That's the candy they was processing? Nah, it was at the vending machine. Okay, so you just sitting around the vending machine and all they talking crazy to folk. I was online. Well, that's no reason to fire you though. They said you ain't supposed to be doing it. Eating? Can't. Was you on break? Nah. Well. Yeah. Bro, I can't go no job like that. If I can't do that one too, bro, I'm not gonna stay here. That's why you keep getting fired. Yeah. They don't. I don't think this is how it works. I'm gonna tell you why I say that. Because listen, when you die, what they gonna do? Replace you. So I'm gonna do it. I want to until they replace me. You know? They gonna replace you anyway? Bro, listen, I'm gonna be honest with you, man. Y'all gonna quit playing on these folk jobs. Listen, hold on, listen, I'm gonna tell you something. So you gonna go in there and tell them people what you gonna do? I'm gonna tell you why I say this, bro. You gotta understand their philosophy of the story. If you own a business, your goal is to get rich, right? Yeah. And what's his goal as workers? He's gonna work every single day. They go to work. That's how he get rich, though. He get rich out of, he's sitting at home, get rich out of us, gonna work every single day for him. But he put his money up. But listen, though, listen to what I'm telling you. He's sitting at home, he's sitting at home every single day, doing what he want to. Why he want us to go to work for him every single day. That's how I work when I put my money up. Exactly, that's how I feel. Man, man, I put my money up, bro. I put myself up. You see what I'm saying? That's why you don't how I do, just really just be sitting in the car, rapping. I get up every single day. You not the type of person that goes out. I get up every single day, bro. I see why they say that, bro. Watch how you, watch how they act when it's coming. But the thing is, the thing is, he gonna take a big loss than you. Cause you could just go get, he gonna lose a million dollars. My point is that I ain't losing shit. He gonna lose a million dollars. So I ain't losing shit. I'm losing nothing. He got one of them craze, that's about 10,000. I'm losing nothing. I'm losing nothing. For doing what I'm doing. Even they gonna fire me anyway. You know what, shout out, if y'all got a company, just take a good look at this guy. This is what you gotta deal with? Bro, listen, for six months, you gotta deal with me. Oh, what's going on in six months? There's no one to be up, man. We're running out of no one. Oh, you're not working no more at the six months? No, hell no. What? After six months, I'm good. Where you going? I ain't going nowhere. You gonna see me? I'm still sitting here on the seat, but I ain't going nowhere. No more work, ever. I'm not, I'm not working. I don't know if I want it. Man, what did you do? Bro, you're gonna be happy to hear. What the? You're gonna be happy to hear what? Just know, just wait. What did you? You're gonna be happy to hear. Yo, you're gonna be big. It's about good, I can't, for real. Wow. Dang. You know what? You know what, man, I've been waiting on a break like this. I know. Bro, you listen. I'm gonna tell you what I said in the cut. They was like, bro, man, when I told y'all we was going somewhere, I like, bro, the only way this show gonna really blow up, I gotta blow up. Take off. Yeah, so everybody's gonna blow it together. So you already got a point. Yeah. I already know this. Wow. I've been thinking this, you gotta keep it together. Yeah. And how long do you see me? Watch this. How long do you see me? Not much. Thank you. The boss is tough. That's just what's supposed to go down. We'll be big in just a few seconds. Just watch this, bro. You're gonna have his head watch. I don't know what's going on. Right. You're right. I gotta say, we feel it go all the way. I hope, we don't go to the, no, I don't want to. Nah, we're going to what? Everything, everything, listen, listen. Everything is legal. Well, hey, we're gonna get back into the show because I can't. I respect everybody. I'm gonna wait and see what happens. I just don't want to get caught up in nothing. I don't know nothing about what's going on. You're gonna have to get caught up in it. You're gonna have to get caught up in it. I don't know what's going on. You're gonna have to get caught up in it when I do this. You're gonna have to get caught up in it. Let's talk about the music, man. You and Rosama just did a song together. What's it called? What's it called? Action Jackson. I mean, what puts you to do that song? What made you want to do Action Jackson? I just wanted to be different. And I just like, man, I'm gonna take this song seriously and really structure it. So I came up with the Action Jackson out there, old movie, Action Jackson. Yeah, so Action Jackson, is this something, who produced it? 88. 88. 88? Mm-hmm. You hear in Dallas? Yeah. That's my nigga. He would just say it all the night. Yeah, that's my boy. That's my boy. Hey, Dave, you want to be with DJ Ace? He showed me love, like, it's off the first meet. Like, you can do this, you can do that, give him the game. Talking more than recording. Is that what's up, Doc? Is that his tag? I don't think so. I know, he just engineered, like, he the main person I work with on it. I got some beats for him. I got some beats from him, too, coming, but I ain't, he didn't produce the actual beat. Man, that boy's sick. What's up, Doc? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. That was in the beat. That was in the beat. That was in the beat. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Man, so, yeah, I'm just excited about, you know, the play, you, you go, when you're gonna drop the whole project, man, you know, y'all always here to nigga with EP, y'all. I'm sick of this, bro. Right now, I don't think it's really smart to drop a whole. Well, there we are. My whole project. Because singles, it's the attention span, and really, like, singles is what is, you just keep dropping them, keep dropping them here. That's gonna keep you up. The mid-tapes, people with the attention span long enough to do that. I feel like, I feel like, I feel like tapes is tight too much, take too much time. It's really, it's pointless right now. Especially if you like, say, you can't drop a project and sell like 10,000 copies or something like that, I think it would be pointless and dropping a, like, even for me, like, I wouldn't, like, if I knew what I knew now, like, I wouldn't have did that back then, you know what I'm saying? Cause I dropped like three tapes, you know what I'm saying? And it kinda slowed my process down because I was trying to hide music instead of just dropping some monthly. Wow. Yeah. Well, hey man, you know what? I think tapes is, if you don't have a fan base for it, it's just wasted projects. I think people don't work enough. You talking about tapes or? I think people don't work enough period. I think it's just so much that you have to do to keep yourself relevant and end of people's, you know, if you talented, I think you should be out there. I think people should see you. What you had when going one while, then you slowed down again. It's like you, you be focused and you fall back off of it. I'm being honest, I want to talk about it. Damn. I'm being honest. The only nigga that I see consistent is the bloggers, bro. Yeah. And that's true. I talk a little peel talk every day consistently. You know what I'm saying? I'm being real. It's hard to stay focused and consistent. You dope. Yeah, I know. Oh, damn, nigga, arrogant too. But anyway, but you dope, like your dope needs to be seen, you know what I mean? Like not, not, not dropping the music every day, but dropping. I get exactly, I know exactly what you're saying. You know how you gotta work. Bro, if you gonna be a rapper, you gotta be a full-time rapper. Yeah. Like real life, you really gotta let the streets go and everything and just rap because you can't be a street nigga and a rapper. Yeah, go ahead and tell him. You going to jail. Like, you can't be a street nigga you can't be a street nigga and a rapper. And that's the thing. You going to jail, you going to die. It's not people, it's not people that's getting slowed down. It's the stupid lady, man. It's not that people are slowing down. You going to jail, you going to die. You trying to be a rapper, you trying to be a rapper in a street nigga at the same time. You going to jail, you going to die. But somebody going to try to rob you. So I'm going to happen, bro. It's going to happen. It's going to happen. There's no way you could be both though. You can't. You know what I'm saying? Like that's, and I think that's what really be making people slow down because when their phone boom, they don't give a fuck about no studio time. You don't care about like you conducting business. Like you, you know what I'm saying? Make a real money. You make a real money. Like when you getting real money, it's like you always going to put the money because with the rap shit, I don't did this shit. So I know you're going to spend way more than you're going to make before you actually make something. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. I think with the way you do it, it's a workaround. Even though you don't know it, you might be doing a show or pushing a show or but creating something in the city to happen. Some people don't have that advantage. I'm just saying to guys who really not able to do the hustle like you and know how to put a show together, come up with the concept of dealing with promoters. That's live for you. And for anybody that's working with you. But for a dude who ain't really got that advantage, who just at the house always making music, he didn't get up and do something on that internet cause he ain't got no other choice. Yeah, that was a big flaw for me. I was just fucking with the internet like trying to get myself to, because this shit all entertaining, bro. It's all entertainment and I'm not no entertainer. Like I make music, but I'm not no, like everything on the internet is fake. And that's the thing. It's hard for me. I don't do that, dawg. Don't do that, bro. Nah, I'm just, I'm not talking about you, dawg. It's just like, like I tell cus this, all the time it's like everything you see explain what's fake, bro. It's damn the cap. Like mostly everything you see is cap. Not everything. Mostly. Mostly. I know why you can be positive. And that's my thing. 90% of my females. Like this shit be cap. Be cap. Like, you know, people cap their lifestyle up on the internet. And it's just, that's been my biggest thing cause I can't be one of them. Bro, do you know what I mean? I'm glad you said it, bro. I'm glad you said it, bro. I'm glad you said it, bro. I'm glad you said it, bro. I'm glad you said it, bro. I'm glad you said it, bro. I'm glad you said it, bro. Bro, I can go, I can go rent out a Rolls Royce or G-Wagon every single week and say new car alert. You know what I'm saying? As long as I make it. Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. But that's not every buy. I said 90% though. I'm telling him, bro, I'm telling him why I say this. Cause it be a girl, like it be a girl that Facebook saying, I'll be reading the comment. They be like, stop DMing me, I look through your pictures and you ain't worth nothing. Like what does that mean? They told you that? No, no, it wasn't me. They be using the comments. Like they be saying, stop DMing me. They be making messages like, stop DMing me, I went through your pictures, you ain't working nothing. Then you go read the comments and shit. It's like a picture is worth a thousand words and all they need to know how to do is for 30 seconds, make this video look like I'm rich. I can do it, I can do it. You got 100 ones, you get inside a car and throw up like 10, 20 seconds and you go like, you don't need it. They don't pick the money up. Exactly. You know what I'm saying? I can do it, but it's just like, I gotta come home. I gotta go home. I don't think he's gonna ask about that. And then he goes right up into that Bentley. And that's the thing, I'm awkward in those type of situations. For me, I just feel like there is real, like that there's been millions of followers in the dead boat, bro. It's a way to have a million followers and be dead broke. That's a way to have those shit. That's gonna be fake followers. Nah, all them real followers, they just ain't real money. Followers are money or nothing. But it does equate to some of us. They don't know how to deal with monetization and dealing with the internet. They still ain't getting no hell, a lot of money. A lot of money though. But they can. You got it on what platform? I said Instagram. Just Instagram, okay. Yeah, Instagram, yeah. But if you go to Facebook or YouTube, there's ways to get money if you know how, the business side. If you know how, but who know the business side? Who know that shit? I don't know. I just figured out the business side. Last year. Okay, but I'm telling you, certain people that do know it. It's certain ones who doing this, we probably don't know it. It's 10% that do know it. Yeah, that's right. And it's somebody behind them kids, bro. They can mark it easy. Kids are easier to mark it. You think them kids thought of it? Yes, I'm about to put this in. Nah, they just a face. They're paying for it. Like I say, bro, images, everything. Like, y'all really thought black people own Popeyes. I never knew who owned Popeyes. It's some white folks, bro. You know white people. Nah, but they gonna put a black woman cooking. They gonna, you know, lose it out on a gift for the, yeah, you think, because if they put a white woman, we wouldn't buy their chicken, bro. If it was a white woman on the commercial, we wouldn't buy their chicken, bro. They can't season chicken. You feel me? They can't season it. Would you buy Popeyes if it was a white woman? Nah, it'll be, it'll be kinda loud. Nah, I ain't gettin' that shit. I ain't got your mind. Yeah, we ever want that one white woman place to help keep cooking? Where? Where? Where white woman? Yeah, he said, where? I'm trying to go see. Yeah. Where? Like in the one now. Like in the one now. I ain't a boy with me. But we got season, though. Man, let's get in this music cause y'all been trippin' me out today. I got me a show out of it. I got me a show out of it. I'm glad you said this shit cause female's hoes a day. What? Damn. See what I'm sayin'? It does, but it just be, cause, hey. I think it does, man. It does, man. It does, man. It does. No, no. It ain't that, bro. No, it's good. I'll do that. I'm a type person. I'm a type person. I go read your comments and shit. You gotta be bored. And then you say, look, dumb shit, bro. No, it was like, bro. It was like, y'all bring the value down about rock culture. That's how I look at it. I'm like, bring it down, at least hold y'all set to something. Like, they don't do it down by nothing. Like, I'm makin' our kids look bad. Like, I deal this shit, bro. Then they go, hey, please, man. No, don't. Just do better. I'm grown up like this. Let's just be real. You know what I'm sayin'? We don't have to open up. No, let's just, come on. Let's have a sex to open up. Let's open up. I mean, like, you have been through some stuff lately. You're not gonna go all the way into it. No, it's not about what I'm doin'. It's what I'm readin'. Still, it's what you mind say. But I'm readin' you readin' about what you goin' through. No, it's not. Bro, I read all the comments. I read all the comments. It pertains to you. No, no, no. I read it. Like, whatever it is, I read the comments. Cause I be tryin' to see why they be, why they be thinkin' negative all the time. Like, if you're gonna post something on the internet, it's gonna straight negative first. You're gonna see all that shit. I'm like, bro, why do y'all even, I think, why do y'all do this? It's always negative shit. And then when I talk about it, they be like, okay, big bro, I'm sorry. Yeah, come on, apologize to me behind the shit. Well, I can show you my deal there. I'll show you, but they be apologizing to me, shit, bro. You're not gonna wrap that shit. Buy that out, that shit. Big Savage in the house, man. Boss talkin' on the water. Let's go. Let's get it. Big Savage. Yeah. Chapin' and rappin' and takin' a week. Niggas payin' to make shit happen. I get a load in the field. I don't know how the year. Niggas merge my land and we crash. K-Post up on blocks. Soon as we play with this life, I'm a snatch. Popped, really can't tell me squad. I was raised in the streets and they made me a sandwich. Let's go. I hate to chat with a pension. Play with this shit and get dropped by some asses. Give him a peg and then give me a peg. Bet I can get it going fanciest. I make the peg flip like Jim Natchez. Come shot, I got dropin' the plastic. Rewrong station, they out like a lasted. 392 snatch and I'm like a bandage. He say that he still make him stand on it. Put him up like a blip in the sky. I'm a real chap, nigga. And I stand on it, nigga. I phone jump like Jop. I'ma keep it right, gun life. Future I'm killin' nigga, blink nigga, all life, fries. I'ma turn up the heat when shit get greach. I see when he out, nigga, fry. I'ma not dirty, I'm dirty, I swear to God. You know that I got the peace in the bank. I know these both niggas leechin' in life and he tried me and I'ma put three in his head. I ain't no very nice, they finger fuckin' the 30. I'm tryin' to get three niggas wet. Young niggas fight and I tell them to go do them dirty. Put five, five, six, niggas in. I'm gettin' on long stop, man. Stop, man. Big seven. Let's talk about the one. Big seven. Big seven. That's how I know it down for a nudge, you know? He's Texas, stand up, big seven. Just shut that down. Stop playin'. That's how I go, nigga. What's up, son of a shit? For real. What's smoother than the groove, man? You know what the fuckin' was, man. It's tough, man. I had a good time on that, man, for real, man. So how long you been gettin' in? How did it make you feel, bro, when you get on it like that? I mean, when you get in that mode, you know, it feel good to just how the words come out. You know, I'm a real fan of just flow. I ain't gon' lie, man. I enjoy it, man. I mean, the energy right, the energy right, nigga. I can't wait, nigga. Every time you drop some tag, you boy, you in it, man. Let me feel it, man. Let me feel it, man. Go follow my nigga on IG, man. What's your handle? Big seven is 10-7 on Instagram. Spotify, R.D., R-Platforms, R.D., Big Seven. That's hard, man. Top three artists of all time did or alive? Top three artists did or alive? Any genre? Kodak, my favorite rapper, man. That's number one. I just recently, little baby, just came and took by stormy number two. Number two, number three? Of all time. Yeah. Yeah. Because, well, I'ma go back to my old favorite rapper. 50 Cent used to be my favorite rapper. Wow, so that's your number three? Yeah. Cause it kinda, nah, I can't, I can't leave Webe out of there. No, well, you gotta figure that, bro. I'ma put Webe right there, then. Okay. Yeah, you from the south, I feel you. Yeah, yeah, for sure. You made me smile a little bit. Nah, that's his time. Yeah, Webe, Boostin, Webe Boostin, number three, that's him. Webe, webe kinda, got cuckoo for cuckoo. Yeah, but back to you. What you mean, dawg, don't do that, bro. You from the south, bro. Don't do none of that playin'. Webe, webe, webe, webe, webe, webe, webe. Webe, webe, webe, webe, webe, webe, webe, webe. You playin', bro. You playin', bro. Savage like two. Savage like two is like one of the hardest album. I told it, people rubbed the hardest. Huh? I told it, people rubbed the hardest. Damn. Damn. They do. Bro, Savage like two. Savage like two. It was probably the hardest thing. Bro, don't think about that. I see it. I'ma take your hardest in Savage like two. Get rich with that turn. Ply's real testin'. Hey, bro. That's the hardest. It wasn't harder than Savage like two, though, in the museum. It wasn't harder than Savage like two, though, bro. It was. I admit I can make you shit up, too. It was hard, bro. Man, you start crying. You listen to that too much of that real testin'. Man, your people like that. I just crazy, man, I was going down the highway. I used to listen to the real testin' the whole time, the whole time. It ain't hard to make real testin', bro. Now listen to the road. You just in that. Savage like two? Yeah, Savage like two was definitely like runnin' up. It was crazy. Man, hold up, man. Hey, man, listen, man, 3G slash, man. What's goin' on, man? You comin' through here doin' your thing, man. Big Savage, y'all doin' your thing, man. I can't wait to see what will happen next, bro. It's up. I'm gonna be watchin', man. Thank you guys for comin' on the show, man. You know a big love, nigga. Stop playin', say, man. Listen, man, I'm gonna be watchin', bro. I ever said I ain't gonna stop. Man, I'm gonna be watchin', man. It's been another great segment, man. A boss talk 101, what a boss is talkin'. Not the middle man. It's out.