 I don't know, I ain't seen nobody, I ain't seen nobody doing like, like Hot Dallas is. Say it was already Trap Boy Freddy's or Yellow Bees' or Older People, it just wasn't no Older People or Nobody that was just popping out of Fort Worth yet. So it was just like, I ain't feel like it was a competition or it was hard or none of that shit. It just came out the blue. Yeah we on boss talk one on one, one on one. But I don't know like, nothing. How is it coming from Fort Worth, man, the success that you've been able to accomplish, man? How is that for you? Like being out of Fort Worth? And being successful. Nigga, you been over there making waves, so how is it? I don't know that, I don't know, it's really like, I don't too much, I'm being Fort Worth but I'm just being Fort Worth so it's just like, me coming up in Fort Worth, it was, it really was like, how I explain it. She was like hard on the bitch cause everybody was rapping at a time but it wasn't no like, he popping or he popping or she popping, none of that. It was just like everybody had like a video out and the hood knew about it type shit. So when I came out, it just like, everybody out there knew me from being bad in the hood, like my dad and them so they like, oh yeah, he, like what he talking about is for real so they really like gravitated to it and then it just made me like, I don't know, I don't know. I ain't see nobody, I ain't see nobody doing like, like Hot Dallas is, say it was already Trap Boy Freddy's or Yellow Bee's or Older People, it just wasn't no Older People or Nobody that was just popping out of Fort Worth yet so it was just like, I ain't feel like it was a competition or it was hard or none of that shit, it just came out the blue. So it's top six, low key, is that really your brother? Yeah, that's my big brother. That's your big brother, I met him in Atlanta, we was at the mall at Lenox the nigga walked by man, I said, say little nigga, you know, I'm saying, you know, I'm an old school nigga, I'm like, man, I said, you with this nigga too, I say, y'all, we just talking on the phone, so we got to chopping it up. It was a real conversation, man, I'm gonna get him on the show. We're supposed to go back down the next month. I'll be going everywhere, bro, I'm getting around, I'll be in the A. And you go look at my show, I'm in Vegas, Cali, wherever. Yeah, I'm gonna go get these niggas. So, but real talk. So how was that? How are you guys brothers? We got the same dad. Same dad. So how do you guys vibe? Do y'all get along or what's up? Tell the truth, nigga, this is ballpark 101. You know, I don't really too much talk about problems on, see what I'm saying? What are y'all, y'all good? Yeah, he straight though, he cool. Yeah, yeah. So, so did y'all grow up in the same house or it wasn't like that? We didn't grow up in the same house. It's just like my daddy, my daddy here. Yeah, I heard about it. Yeah, my daddy got like a lot of kids and it's like, if you wasn't in my mama household, it's like, I knew you as my brother type. She's like, yeah, I know you my brother. Like I didn't came, you don't came around and came around type shit, birthdays, family events, but it just like it took me to get older to really just meet them and like, what's up type shit. Okay, but he knew me since I was a young nigga. Like he knew me. Like that was my brother type shit for show. But at the same time, it just like a lot of a lot of my daddy kids. It's just like, I'm just meeting them or I just met them like some years ago, but it been the same love. So you youngest? Nah, here now. Okay. They got some younger words. Papa ruzz, ruzz, ruzz, ruzz, ruzz. I'm not so young as like it been a boy son. I'm the youngest of my mama's like my mama's with my daddy. My mama got four with my daddy. It's my big brother, two big brothers. Now here now, it's my big brother, two, big sisters and me. Okay. Okay. Type shit like that. But out of both of them, now I ain't the youngest by far. How was it, was it hard on you coming up? Hard. What's the point? Hey, boy. That ain't the word on my soul. That ain't the word. That ain't the word. It's like military type shit. No, no, no, he was cool though. He was cool. He was just, he just wasn't, he just wasn't pushing when we was fucking up type shit, you know, like, he just didn't play when we was fucking up. But it just like my daddy crazy. It just like I'm glad I had that type of daddy because it just like, say you get in trouble at school or something, he ain't gonna do like the normal parents shit. He ain't gonna like wait till you get home. He'll spawn you all the way till you get to the crib type shit like we're a stocking cap. I'll type shit like, all right, bro. I'm tripping, bro. Oh God. But he raised you right though. It made you stronger. Yeah, he made me, it made a nigga have nobody in the world, ain't finna touch me. That's what I'm talking about. My daddy already touched me enough on giving me that love with. Oh God. Yeah, we on boss talk one on one. One on one. Yeah, we gonna talk.