 Come on Leif, I'ma make my mom smile cause she cry too much I'ma tell Leah the truth cause I lie too much I miss the guys, I be talking to the sky too much I be really trying murder, they behind too much I really be asking God what did I do to deserve this He never respond to me but they said he heard us I'm automatically going to hell for the murders We stick together, you think it matters who get the furthest Talk to Lord Reep like how you leaving, you ain't let me know I had it detained, I thought they another let me go I was tracked in my own ways, wouldn't let me grow Nick's favorite line is if you need something, let me know I didn't see any gangsters turn rash, I coulda cried I didn't see any niggas tell a judge truth, he coulda lied We on squash beef when niggas got shot, he coulda died Me and Reep was full of pride, we coulda put it to the side The one thing I never ever did was need niggas I'm still in the hood, how the fuck I lead niggas And I never speak about it when I feed niggas I shoulda listened when my mom says she read niggas I ain't letting money compromise, nothing that I stand for You ain't moving out for Reep, what you on the land for Arguing with God, why the fuck you take my man for Cut a lot of niggas off, now I just got a hand for Used to put our mattress on the crate, we use this bar course I ain't really got no plan B, so I can't fall short I be shootin' pitchin' in that field, I play all sports If he hit you, hit him back, that's what we was all took Then it went the guns, mine started losin' sons I ain't get no pay stub, I was takin' niggas funds I really been through the worst, I put all my niggas first I was tryin' to put them on, he tryin' to put me in the hearse I could hear a job voice when the wind blowin' I ain't speak on the envy, but it been showin' Since I broke through that concrete, I been growin' That niggas been plottin' on me and you been knowin' We gon' try various, but we gon' break through We got everything we need, we gon' make do It's gon' fuck you over when your dog snake you I'm killin' follow protocol, I tell him take two When you leave your home, it be you against the world They could come up on the chicken, niggas won't give you a squirrel I seen a nigga catch his first time inside the earse I was a little boy, I was sellin' my little girl Listen man, let's leave war man Breakthrough, you now tuned into Me-me-me-me-me-me-me-me-me-me-me-me Million dollars worth of game on Walla 267 This way it gilly the mutt, that's gilly the mutt Not the net I remix it on you, cause you will be a mutt You be a chihuahua and a pitbull mix So you just don't know what you wanna be tough So bark and always loud So it's a mix up, right there, Mirrors John Right there, and that's how we, that's how we Givin' it to him, million dollars worth of game Presented by bars to sports You look like Officer Tackle, nigga Yeah, it was whatever man, it was whatever Fuck as you talkin' about gilly the mutt Gilly the mutt You be Walla the smut That's what you'll be I killed you You'll be on the ground with some tights on Shaking your ass from the back, Walla the smut Killed you Pop that pussy, doo-doo, Brown Now I'm gonna rock, and I'm gonna rock And I'm gonna do do do do do do do do do do Look at it, look at it, look at it He was right in the shake at the bottom I can see you DJ in a club called Happy Bottoms No, no, it ain't me, that's you You in there fuckin' it up I can see you and Pop doing security in the joint We got a gun. 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Happy Mother's Day, first to you, Mary, because you're right here. Happy Mother's Day to our mothers, our sisters, our grandmothers, our cousins, anybody. Happy Mother's Day to you as well, while you act like a woman. No, you be acting like a woman in there with Gina. I know Gina's gonna do a Mother's Day prank, the way you be in there bitching. Gina be like, shut up, shut up, stop bitching all the time. Happy Mother's Day to Lowe. He acts like a woman a lot, yeah. Yeah, okay. Listen, man, I just wanna give a special shout out to my mom, you know, and of course Jackie and all the moms, your mom. You know, all the moms across the world, man. You know what I mean? This day is definitely dedicated to y'all. You know, mothers are the foundation of the household. Moms is who are the backbone to men all across the countries. Moms are the one that hold it down for the most part. Yes. You know what I'm saying? So shout out to all the queens, man. Shout out to all the queens. All the queens all across the world, man. And to all the youngins out there who, you know, anybody out there who's beefing with their mom, going through a little something with your mother, you know, it's never that serious. You gotta understand that you only get one of them, man. You know what I'm saying? You only get one of them. So, you know, no matter what y'all go through, whatever issues y'all might have, you only get one of them. So, you know, don't wait till it's too late to, you know, to let your mom in and to get over the dumb things that y'all with the disagreements, the little, you know, petty things y'all may be going through. Cause a lot of people out here don't be rocking with their moms, you know what I'm saying? They be going through shit and, you know, man, life is too short, man. So if you're going through any issues with your mom, man, stop that shit today, call up, tell her you love her. You know, sometimes you just gotta sit there and you gotta hear the shit that you don't wanna hear. You gotta go through the things that you don't wanna go through just because it's your mom. You know, I know personally, I got one of the craziest moms on planet fucking earth. So I know what it is. Sometimes they have a mom that, you know, you don't always see eye to eye with it. I don't give a fuck. But, you know, me and my mommy, I see my mom coming off, she cool. I don't give a fuck what we beefin' about. Money changed a lot of shit. What? Sent a couple of hundred, she straight. She back to love at me, so. So if you're going through anything with your mom, man, call it up and call her up. You know, apologize, it's not that deep, man. You can get over it. Don't wait till your mom is, you know, will you in a grave or your mom is in a grave or something go wrong to, you know, to feel that pain and had that on your heart that you should have been went and did that when you could do it now. You know what I'm saying? So if you're going through something with your mom, even if you're not going through something with your mom, understand that you only get one of them so love them to death, all right? Let's get into me and ours worth a game. It seems to me that people in today's society is not really working for the long term. You know, the long term is not really, it's not really a thing now. Like when I started, I started giving out me and ours worth a game in 2011, 2012. You know what I'm saying? I got a video from eight years ago with me, Meek Mills, I mean 12 years ago. So that would be 2008, right? Yeah, 2008. And I'm in the studio. It's me, it's Meek Mills, it's Black DeNiro. And you know, I'm just talking shit on the camera. And I say, God damn Meek, I done much time now. Oh yeah. Fuck man, you all still be looking at him like he's just showing what that's crazy. No, Meek, you gotta understand, Meek started popping at an early age, man. And Meek gotta be about 31, 32 now. Oh my God, I'm still looking at Meek like you. Something like that, right? Meek gotta be about 30, 31, 32 something. So you know, it's like back then I was saying on the video, you know, I gave me and I was riff of game for free if you needed just highlight me. And I said, damn, I said that 12 years ago. And then I look up and it's 12 years later and million dollars worth of game is a whole brand. It's a whole company. It's a whole movement. It's a record label, you know. And it's like, you realize that damn, I've really put work in, you know what I'm saying? We've really put work in to make this brand something that could last a lifetime and not something that's just here today and going tomorrow. But I noticed in today's society, a lot of people was all about the quick flip, the quick flip mentality. Yeah, that's the mentality. Everything is about, I think people look at whatever we doing, we look at it like society as a whole. We look at it like, I see what they doing. They making it happen. You didn't see the hardship. You ain't see the struggle. You ain't see the couch service and all that shit. And you like, you got that, you know, cause some others come from that hustle bustle from the bottom, the ground. So it'll be like, we want that quick flip real quick. So we looking at business, even as, you know, starting a brand, even if the brand is ourself, like I need this shit by six months. So I need about four months. So I need about 90 days. If I don't get it by then, like you get frustrated and they just try to, they don't know what to do. So sometimes they start doing anything. Sometimes they give up. Sometimes they be like, fuck it. Because it's like, we living in, like I said, we living in the instant, this microwave world. This shit is microwave. Absolutely. As a matter of fact, this is an air fryer world. It should be done. Wham! You know what I'm saying? So it's like, I want it right now. I don't want to strategize with it. I might've did some illegal shit or bust some moves on an underground tip. And as she have, you know, underground shit happening like right now. You know, if you in the streets, you could be rich and no time if you really got a good hustle or a good angle, whatever. So some people take that mentality of what they seen in that world and try to transfer it into another world, not knowing that's not how you got to put work in here. They want instant. When you just changing lanes and shit, right? They want just instant success. Like enough and ever is instant, right? Like I said, like businesses when you build it, it takes three years to turn a profit. Not to be a big success, right? Just to turn a profit. So then it's like, when you look at something that's 12 years from an idea and now it's a company, most people don't got that type of patience to like see something through or just to keep activating it for 12 years. Most people at the third year, they'd have been like, man, this ain't really, it's not a movement yet. Why? It's not working. And it's just like, you know what? You got to stick with it back in a day. They knew that they would like work a job. And they'd be like, oh, it's my 10th year with the company, you know, I'm moving up. And it's like, we have this mic, you said microwave mentality. I think internet changed anything because you could see people's lives too much. Yeah. And it's always this conspiracy to like, oh man, they doing this, they doing that. No. And it's like, yeah. Gile and Waluw, they popped off in months. No, it wasn't Gile and Waluw popping off in months. It was when I was in jail, what he was doing. It was when I came out, what I was doing. And listen, it took years to put that together, them two type of energies, them two type of engagements, them two type of attractions. And so when you're looking at it, you saying, this shit is easy. No, it's not. It took me 20 years to get myself together mentally. You got to take that in consideration to be able to come out here and be a beast every day, grinding a day on these streets out and making it happen. And it took him all them years. You know, you got to think about. Now you just looking at all the years of his momentum that built up. Listen, since I first told him, listen, man, you can grab me going to studio, but 95, 96, he was rocking all the way to, you got to look at all of that. So a lot of times we just look at somebody else and be like, oh, that's easy. I could do that. And we expect it to happen now. We're not taking in consideration that. The work they put in. We're not taking the ups and downs that he went through, the ups and downs that me going to put in. We're not taking in all that to have a certain mindset to be able to roll things out a certain way. We don't look at that. They say comparisons to thief of joy. Like it will still your joy. If you sit there and compare what you got going on the money, I'm like, damn, well, I ain't doing shit. So this just isn't working. But it's hard not to. When you see everybody life in real time, you listen, I didn't know that this person, you never knew that this person started a company or whatever about whatever brand in Houston, Texas. You didn't know about that last year. And now they got six different companies all over Texas. You didn't know about that at one time. But that knowledge, you let you know everything with the click of it. Just type it on the key or on your phone. So now it's like, it's always gonna be pressure for everybody. A lot of people, that's hard. For people that's not measured their life with somebody else that they see. Cause you see so much shit and you would start commanding, I'm not doing shit. I work in this lousy job. I'm in the fucking way. And not understanding that you're in your own lane. You're not in nobody way. You know what I mean? And things could change quick. It could change quick. I always look at that clip you posted to Travis Scott and how he was playing like a little festival and he had like 20 people in the crowd. And I remember an old interview with Tupac talked about it. He said he was doing a show while he was doing poetic justice. And no, not poetic justice. What was the movie? No, that was poetic justice. Yeah, he said he told Gina Jackson to come. And she came and he said, I was so embarrassed. There was three people in the crowd. He said, but then before the end of the movie wrapped I had my album drop. This happened. The movie come out. He said, I did a show sold out. The club is sold out. You know what I mean? A couple of thousand people. It could change like that when you keep going. And you keep, but you keep looking at your like, the people aren't feeling me yet. It's like, that could change. The right post on shout out. Everybody wasn't up on Kanye. Now look, but he keep grinding. But look how long it took. If you look, even with Tupac. Everybody wasn't fucking with Tupac when he first came out when he was a hype man for digital underground. When he was even, even Brenda got a baby and stuff like that was big. But when it took years from to go through so much shit then he came to death row with all eyes on me and then shit just exploded. But it was all that groundwork that he put in. And you gotta stand people ain't had social back then. So they hadn't appeared. He was killing shit in real time. Where you had to sell an album. So it was so much, much more harder. Just imagine we had social media back then. He probably sold a hundred million records. Maybe. Or, or. Especially with his personality. His personality. Or it depended on the circumstances which some people do, based off of feeling embarrassed. Because people are watching. Because people are watching them not be super successful right away. It's hard. Yeah, because it's embarrassing. Because you're overthinking. You will think that people is watching you and they not even fucking watching you. And you'll be like, damn, I'm looking stupid out here. Nobody even paying you attention. Like a lot of times, even with the secret stuff like you had, people had this imaginary hate, this imaginary people hate. We be having too much imaginary shit going on that's not really going on. Because people got bills they paying. They worrying about real life shit. Why is somebody worrying about you all the time? You know what I'm saying? And motherfuckers gotta understand that the quick flip mentality is never gonna lead you to long term success. Because it's an impatient mentality. You impatient and you never gonna have the time and you might have some good shit. But you know, you'll plant the seed, pour water into one time, go in the house as soon as the sun comes out. You're like, yo, what's going on? You not waiting down. I mean, let me wait for three more weeks. And it'd be that time, right when it might be ready to pop or right when that opportunity doesn't might be coming. Right when you tap out. Because you went to too many people with too many no's. You sometimes say like somebody I heard somebody on Instagram say that no mean next opportunity. You know what I mean? I don't know who it is. You know what I mean? Shout out to whoever said that. It said no mean next opportunity. Like, okay, you shot me down but I'm gonna go here like I tell people. Only thing you need in your life is about four or five yeses. You need yes to the person that you wanna be in love with, you know what I'm saying or whatever. You need yes to that move, the ladder. That person that's gonna introduce you to the ladder that puts you in the game, whether it's radio, whether it's fashion, whether it's music. Okay, this was the first person I connect with. He's the manager. And then, you know, a couple more and they'll set you for life. Right. All you need is like think about it like five of them and you'll be set for life or whatever you're trying to do. So I think a lot of people gotta just be patient and get away from that quick flip mentality because you gotta look at things. Don't think you could take one thing that's unorganized and turn it into something that's real, that, you know what I mean? This unorganized world, this anything goes world. You try to put it in the structural world. Sometime you might take the grind there but certain other things that right now, it just don't happen like that in real life. Right. So understand to everybody out there, understand man that quick flip mentality is never gonna bring you long term success, man. Anything that's worth having, you gotta work for. And you gotta work goddamn hard for it. You know what I'm saying? No matter how easy it look, we make shit look easy but all the shit that go on behind the closed doors, y'all would be amazed. And y'all probably will respect us more if y'all, you know what I mean? If you really knew like damn these niggas really put the work in. This ain't no shit where it's just, oh there's not no fly by night shit. They really put the work in. So I wanna talk about, you know people being balanced. You feel what I'm saying? Just keeping a balance. You know what I'm saying? And not letting success go to the head and not letting failure go to the heart. You feel what I'm saying? Because a lot of people achieve success. And then now you like, who is this nigga? I don't, who is this motherfucker? No, you gotta understand something. You know what I'm saying? So I'm gonna point it out. Did you say a lot of people, I can't speak on different place if I can speak on coming out the hood. A lot of they grind be fueled by revenge. They be fueled about people shitting on me or they did me this way. So a lot of times people is just trying to get in position to shit on you. They not trying to, like and there's some people they can't think about it. Some people can't even, like some people they just trying to get in position to shit on certain people. Like, I think I believe a lot of people got less. I didn't ran into people that got less and they told me, yeah motherfucker on my list. I'm like, what type of list you talking about? Oh yeah, that motherfucker shit on me back three years ago that motherfucker did this. And it'd be that mentality instead of having that, think about it and that could fuck you up because your moves is based off revenge or your moves is based off approving somebody wrong or your moves is based off approving somebody. Is everything is based off somebody else. So you can't think because it's emotional. It's emotion laced. It's laced with emotion. So you know, emotions cloud reaction. So as you try to move, you ain't thinking according because your whole thing is, I got a shit on the mirror. Damn, yeah, I'm shit on that motherfucker I'm doing. But at the same time, when you're emotionally laced, you're not thinking clearly. So you missing out on a lot of other shit because my whole golden life is this shit on you. You know what I mean? People that they hold thing is they ain't been with somebody for two, three years and they still trying to shit on the ex. They still thinking about how they gonna flex on the ex? Wow, that is so cool. Like I'm gonna flex on my ex. Like at the end of the day I'm gonna get on there and flex on my ex, fuck her. They looking at their page all the time. You got people to just stalk people, pages and be like, yeah, I'm gonna shit on this motherfucker, watch. So everything successful they got is more like, hi, look at me, you see me now. I'm John, and yeah, now what? Yeah, bitch, you left me because you was unhappy, but now look at me, bitch, now. Because listen. It's like, okay, she left you because she was unhappy. Because some people. And just because you got a new car and you got some money, that don't mean that's gonna make her happy. Yeah, cause you got some people out here, right? They just naturally, at the end of the day, some people naturally got that thing. They got that star quality. They naturally the shit. I'm telling you, you can go see somebody, man, and they could be, they could be in a rehab, they could be in prison, they could be down, they could be JBM, just barely making it. And they just got this, ooh, this thing that oozes out of them, whereas though they just, they pose to be somewhere else and you see it in them. You see it in their confidence, their attitude, no matter where they're at in life, they just got this glow about them. They just glowing. And they always able to take shit to the next level. So you'll be sitting there, you'll be like, damn. And they'll have the person that they never had that. They not sure about themselves. So they leave with things. They try to, you know, everything is about grabbing attention from grabbing things, not from who they are because they really scared. Like a lot of people, you gotta stand, a lot of people is hide. And when I say hiding is, a lot of people throw, how can I say? They try to deflect shit off of them, of who they really are, because they think you see them a lot of times. They think like, damn, you can see, you can see that they don't feel good about themselves. You can see that they insecure, or you can see that they think they ugly, and all this other stuff. And it's like, yo, it ain't even that deep. Because we'll be overthinking ourself in how we feel about ourself, no matter what we wear that shit on our sleeves, so people can see it because you wear it because it's your energy, your approach to life, or the way you speak about things, the way you speak about others. Because a lot of times when you see people that's always speaking bad about people, like you got people, we all know people probably in our life, that do they hold life? Friendships always go wrong. They never get along with people. It's always somebody else's problem. Them people that's always somebody else's problem, you gotta understand, man, they got some shit going on in life that nobody, no position, nothing can change. No clothes, no money, no jewelry, that's just who they are. That's within them. And a lot of times when motherfuckers, like you said, when success comes, if you was a grease ball, if you was just a hateful person, that success is gonna amplify that shit. Because now you're like, yeah, fuck everybody. You know how many people with money that's rich? You know how many people with money that's miserable? I didn't, that was crazy, that was funny. Yeah, that's crazy. I mean, you know how many people with money that's just miserable as shit? And because everybody think that it's gonna ease all your problems. And you would think because they got money that they not miserable. No, money gonna pay your bills. Money gonna pay your bills and give you access to a certain life or whatever. And resources, yeah. But it ain't got nothing to do with what you're going on inside of you. Money don't change what's inside of you. It's funny, it's like they say money is like alcohol. It just brings out who you are. It makes you more yourself. So if somebody, like if they get successful and they start acting crazy and like, oh no, they got a problem with everybody. Everybody got a problem with me. You're like, man, that's who you are. You are a paranoid insecure person to begin with, right? Right, so it's all about keeping balance, man, and not letting success go to your head and failure go to your heart. Because a lot of people, they fail and they weren't about all the shit that don't matter. How this person's looking at me. How this person judging me. What they think about me, man. None of that shit don't matter. They'll lose, they'll get embarrassed and they'll lose their courage to be able to start, try again. And I'm gonna tell you like this, man, if you show me 10 successful businessmen, I'm gonna show you 10 businessmen that failed at something in life. But they bounced back, game was notorious and glorious because they didn't lay down when they failed. When they failed, when they hit that speed bump, they hit that pothole, they got that flat tire. All they did was change the tire and keep on fucking moving. That's what life is about. Life is about keeping it moving, keeping it moving, progressing. You feel me, anybody that come up with great ideas, your ideas not always gonna work, but you only need that one idea to work. You only need that one idea to work to change your life. You feel what I'm saying? So just keep the balance, man. Never get too high on a win. Never get too low on a loss. That's what it's all about. It's about keeping balance. Prime example, we signed a bar stool, I look at the most money he ever had in his life, but he still rocked D to sweatpants every day. He ain't go out and say, oh, I'm about to go vibe a Sachi shit and he can afford it. He can afford it. He ain't say, I'm about to go vibe a Sachi shit. I'm about to get 10 pairs at Lamborghini. I'm about to get 10 pairs of Da Vinci sneakers. I ain't, I'm about to get all types of goddamn Balenciaga sweaters and no, he's still the same person because he's able to maintain his balance. That should make me a breakman. I just want to wake up every day, have a good meal. I'm happy to be free. 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You can meet a million dollar relationship and just because he don't do what you want him to do in a timely, when you want him to do it in a timely matter, then niggas get to talking. They get to running their mouth. And then, you know how many times this has happened? Where a motherfucker got a perfect relationship. They can take him out of here. They can take him out of here, but they don't understand that God got him. See, that's the one thing you gotta understand. God got you, not him. If he do something for you, that's because God put it on his heart to do that for you. And maybe have a million dollar relationship. Sometimes God put the people in your life too. Right. For you there, you can fuck it up yourself. Right. And they can have a million dollar relationship right here. And all you gotta do, all it's gonna do is take some time sometimes, but they patients don't allow them to let the whole race play out. And a lot of niggas trip right before the finish line, fall, streak, they chin up, three other niggas pass the finish line before them. They don't get a gold, silver or bronze. There's so many people out here that fuck up million dollar relationships for two dollar conversation. Running a fucking mouth about nothing, getting in a feelings about nothing. Because at the end of the day, when you understand that don't nobody owe you shit out here, that's what you gotta understand first. God got you and don't nobody owe you shit. Whatever he did to become a million dollar relationship, he put that work in for. You gotta, sometimes you gotta prove to the nigga that can open the door for you, that you worth opening the fucking door for. Because you know how to get through, you gonna put the work in and get through that door. And you gotta understand something that's very important. When you a movie maker and a shaker, you always gonna have, you always gonna have people, right? You always gonna have people that. Hey buddy, hey, what is you doing, buddy? Hey buddy. Come on man. No. Let's do it. It's a mutt. Hey buddy, man, what is your brand? Come here, buddy. Look, we got this, yeah, we got interrupted by the dog. Don't worry about it. I'm gonna kick pop in his ass so as we get off camera. Dogs love me. But my whole thing is like this. You gotta understand, a lot of times, this is what you understand, a lot of times it's like this. That relationship with that, how can I say? With that person. When you a big, this is why it's so easy. Everybody is trying to jockey for position. So I'm gonna tell people this. There's no such thing as a secret. Because everybody that you tell a secret got somebody that they tell a secret. And they gonna tell somebody that they tell a secret. And the secret is no such thing as secrets. So when you hating or when you say some shit, that's on some goofy shit about somebody or about whatever, you gotta know, you gotta understand something that's very important. What's very important is that it's not a secret. And it's gonna get back to him. So be mindful who you speak about. Matter of fact, don't even be mindful who you speak about. Don't say shit. Don't even say nothing, it's not gonna help you. You think venting out to somebody that's speaking bad about somebody that's in position that you think, oh, that ain't gonna help you. So the bottom line is just like, listen, just focus, put your ground down and keep going, make it happen like that. Right, and understand that this man, and life man, 30% of life is about what you know, man. And the other 70% of life is about who you know. Absolutely. I'm gonna say this one more time. Waluwant met with Wack 100. He was in town. Waluwant kicked it with him. They was just busting it up. He said, man, I see y'all got the podcast, man, that shit crazy, man, blah, blah, blah, blah, Waluwant like, yeah, we in the midst of- Shout out to Wack for that. Shout out to Wack 100, because Wack is a person that share information. You feel what I'm saying? Shout out to Charlamagne, the God. He's a person that shared information. Solid dude. You feel what I'm saying? You get some people in your life who understand that I don't want it all. And they see that you got a talent. They see that you capable of upgrading your brand and they pass the connects off to you. Or they give you information that you need because prime example, Waluwant talking to Wack. I had some things that had to handle. So Wack says, man, y'all heavy with the podcast, shit, man. Yeah, we about to take this shit to the different level. We talking to such, such, such, such, such, such, such. Wack say, why you ain't talking to Spotify? Gilly brother over at Spotify running shit. Shaka Zulu. Shaka Zulu. We had no idea Shaka Zulu was over at Spotify. You feel what I'm saying? So we like, what? For real? Oh, one phone call. Shock picked right up. He said, I already was on it. I already was on it. He was like, I already was on it. I was already on it. I was going to call it y'all. So in life, in granted, we didn't end up signing with Spotify, but there was another door that opened us up. And when we didn't sign with Spotify, that's because that's what we choose not to do. You feel what I'm saying? So at the end of the day is like in your relationships, man, if we didn't have a relationship with Wack, we would have never found that out. If we didn't have a relationship with other people, we might not have never made it to Barstool. Relationships is everything. And stay away from people that always fucking relationships up because if day in and day out, you fucking with them, people going to look at you the same. Absolutely. You know what I'm saying? Absolutely. But I'm telling you. Now there's a difference between fucking relationships up and standing on something that you believe in and something that you value. Don't never disregard your beliefs and your value for just because a motherfucker's in position and can do something for you. Now I'm not going to never compromise my beliefs and my values and my worth for no fucking body. And because at the end of the day, I understand God got me. Yup. Not you, nigga. God got me. And if it was something that you didn't want to do for me and God wanted you to do it, you're going to do it, nigga. And if God is going to bring someone else in the picture, who's going to do exactly what you need? Absolutely. Absolutely. So always remember, man, relationships is one of the most important things in life and just in general, to being successful, to being happy. You feel what I'm saying? You know, all of those things, relationships is extremely important, man. Let's get into our next sponsor. ExpressVPN, where is it at, man? 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I think Jay-Z mean the Yankee hat. What about the Chicago White Sox hat? They was wearing that since back in the day. NWA, all lights. I mean, that's the case in like Raiders hat, L.A. Kings, cause NWA, if like everything's like black color way. They was wearing that. Yeah. They was wearing all that shit. I think Jay-Z might have superseded the. The Navy blue Yankee hat. You had people wearing the Detroit hat. You got me. So you got that. I know the Yankees hat is in there. The Yankees hat is in. The L.A. Dodgers is in there. Jordans. Absolutely. Oh, you tell me just all the names. Sportswear. Oh yeah, so Jordans. The top sportswear and hip hop. Were Jordans like the first, like when basic ball sneakers really started getting worn on the street? I think so. Yeah, yeah. All right, so are you gonna say the Yankees hat, Jordans? Definitely throwback jerseys. Like since I go with Fife Dog from Tribe and Big Boy from Outcast. You had Jersey's period. Jersey's period, right. Jersey's period. You had people wearing all type of from football, baseball, hockey. Yeah, hockey jerseys. They was wearing all type of stuff. And they still wearing them to this day. They still wearing them. They don't wear them as much, but they still wearing them. You got just seen Leaf Ward in his video. He had the hockey jersey on. All right, but listen, I'm gonna say this. You can say jerseys, right? Which is all kind. But it's like, it's certain things. Like if you say the Yankees hat, you can say jerseys, L.A. Dodgers hat. It's a lot, you know what I mean? Because you know you have. I say from a West Coast standpoint, Chucks. Mm, yeah. And Chucks used to be basketball sneaks. But definitely, that's like part of the uniform. Chucks, you used to wear Chucks religiously. I still got some in the cut. Every day, damn near, back in the day. How about basketball on the Chucks? Well, that's the case in sportswear. Wouldn't Vans be considered sportswear for like skating? I don't think Vans, not so much. I don't think Vans is in that. I'm talking about since back in the day. I definitely gotta put that Philly's hat in there. In the top five? Yes. That Philly's P? Nick, is you crazy? Yes, everybody brought that Philly's P. No, they didn't. Listen, they did. Oh, listen, listen, listen to what I said. I said, listen, I said the White Sox hat. That's in there? That's way, listen, the White Sox hat. No, no, no, before the White Sox hat, the Readers hat. All right, so you gonna say the Yankees hat? L.A. Dodgers, that's major. L.A. Dodgers is major. It is. So you will listen. That blue, that Nipsey blue. Listen, that Chicago White Sox hat. Atlanta Braves hat. Oh, Atlanta Braves, Houston Astros. No, before the Houston Astros, I think the Oakland Athletics was more, you know what I mean, the Oakland A hat. I don't know. I remember the Oakland A hat, but it was green. I don't think everybody was right. Everybody was rocking that Black Readers hat. Everybody was rocking that, that blue Yankees hat. You know what I'm saying? The White Sox, Chicago White Sox hat. Jersey's, because Jersey's has always been big, you know, representing, you know, whoever popping in the sports world, because it's almost like music. Oh, don't forget ball shorts. It's almost like music. That's part of the Jersey's. It's like music and sports just is hand in hand with each other. You feel what I'm saying? It's like it's just. And it's like what represents where you from? Like the New York hat, got the NY, L.A. hat, got the L.A. and a locket. So it's like they can represent both ways. It seemed like the Jersey's is coming back. They are. They coming back strong now. You know what I mean? Me and Gil got a bunch of them already. You know what I mean? But it's like, it just seemed like the Jersey's is coming back like hard, like to where it's going to really be, it's ready to be crazy. Yeah, because they like got the colorways. People want what they like. I think the number one sports give all time in hip hop is the Yankees hat. And I say that because I say, Jay-Z probably is the biggest artist. Right? He made that Yankees hat popular, man. That is true. I'm gonna keep it all the way. Rob bought one. Now I'm fulfilling. I had a Yankees hat. We're part of New York you thought you was from. I ain't think I'll never thought I was from. You thought you was from Brooklyn. You think you was from Brooklyn, didn't you? No, fuck I didn't. Get out of here. Fuck out of here. Baby, baby. I did like these slangs though. Doc Quine, Ruck. Everybody from Brooklyn. Fat in the hole. Man, you know. Shout out to Brooklyn. But Starterjack is back in the day too. Yeah, Starterjack. But the young cats, they probably don't understand. They was like shiny and they had a team logo on there. Yeah. Whatever your team was, you had them. Yeah, they definitely was there. And they had a team colors. Team colors. And it was starting teams. You only wanted for the colors. Yeah. And I've seen something where ASAP Rocky say he made Air Force One's famous. And Nellie really had a problem with that. But even if we keep it in real, they was popular before Nellie and did a song about him. But they blew them up. But when Nellie did it, they went up 400%. Shout out to Nellie because nobody even thought about doing a song like that. You had, it was only a couple songs, hip hop, sneaker songs. You had My Deed is by Run DMC, right? You had Nellie had a joint and then What's Name had a jam. But it was more like he had a song called Lil Scrappy had a song called Forever I Love Atlanta. Basically, Phelous. What's Name had a song called Adita All Day I Dream. But it was really about all day I Dream about set. I think it was Killer Mike and Big Boy or something like that. Yeah. But it was like. Now that is true. Because it's like once they did the song, then it was like whether you had some forces or not, you had to get some A1s. You had to. But at a point in time, the designers shit started taking the sports shit out. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? But I think with the new generation, they wasn't really with so much rockin' the jerseys. And you know, like we was in our generation, I think it was more about the big sneaks and you know, this generation, and you know, the Gucci scarves. We do it go next though. We do it go next because I'm not saying to anybody, but financially shit is going to change in a minute. So we do it go. I think, I think, I think that's why I keep saying, I think it's going to go back to the jerseys. Because the jerseys is simplistic. You got to stand dudes walking around in a rap game. And we never seen that rap game used to be like, you can wear whatever you can wear. Right. And baggy jeans on some army, some army fatigue pants on some regular ball sneaks on a regular shirt or something like it was just so regular. Now it's like you, you know, to be a rapper, like hold up, do uniform really matter? Do the uniform matter? Yeah, I think the uniform matters. Because it's a part of your vibe, your look. Do it matter. I'm talking about that high designer shit and all that. Do it, do, do the way you rap, matter the style of clothes you wear. Like, like if you're not rapping about, if you're not rapping about a bunch of money, a bunch of shit, can you just rock regular? Yeah, you can. Oh yeah. Absolutely. Because it's all about the image. You feel it's all about the image that you putting out there. You feel what I'm saying? Some people don't have no image. Some people is like, I'm just me. You feel what I'm saying? And then some people got like the Migos, they cannot just be wearing some regular shit. Yeah. Like a little baby, you know. Because they talk about, that's like a part of who they are in their songs. They talk about, you know, the designer shit. Yeah. They talk about having the best cars. They talk about having the brightest ice. They talk about, so they got to have that uniform. But it seemed like to me. Where's Talib Qalida and have that uniform. Or Kendrick Lamar don't have to. J. Cole don't have to. The biggest rappers of all time, like some of the biggest and the greatest known rappers from the NWA's to the Kendrick Lamar's. A lot of rappers, it seemed like some of the biggest ones the Dr. Dre's, the 50 cents. All them dudes that came to Eminem's, they didn't wear that shit. Right. But then you look at the big ones like the Jay-Z, when he was always everything in iceberg and Biggie. Cooled you down to the socks. You know what I mean? It could be a whole, like they're like, they were rapping about their lifestyle. So. It was Tupac, Tupac. See, Biggie had to. You know what I mean? Black and ugly. However, I stayed mixing with him. He was talking shit. He was talking that shit. He was talking that shit. But Tupac, look at Tupac. Tupac had some regular shit on him. Yeah, because Tupac had a warrior's mentality. I don't really give a fuck about that. And he's from West Coast. West Coast. No, he's not from West Coast. He's from Brooklyn. I'm just saying he's from New York. I don't know what part of it. New York, Baltimore. He used to do his thing over there, but I'm gonna say this like, West Coast rappers, them motherfucking Snoopin' them was at the top of the game wearing chucks and fucking dickies. Roll talk. Roll talk. But then Snoopin' them also had a gangster that was they thing, gangsters. And you know what it is? Let me ask you something. I'm gonna ask you both of y'all this question. Why is it that when it comes to a black designer, a lot of times our stuff is not, by us is looked down upon and it's not highlighted like we highlight the European designers. Like you know what I mean? Think about it. You had people like, you had whole teams that killed shit like no limit. They killed shit with Fubu on. Right. Dude, they was in play. And they supported Fubu like crazy, which was a great thing. But we don't support like black people don't support black brands, black fashion brands. They look at them like, you know, cause you didn't classify the streetwear into the point, but it don't, but when we get classified as streetwear, it's not classified as the like, the superior streetwear like luxury and all that. Like you're not gonna see too many black designers who get, you know, Virgil Abloh, he went to go design for a big fashion house. But you know what I mean? But I mean, Off White is his company. And that's still seen as, you know what I mean? Fear of God, Jerry Lorenzo's company. But you not still. But I know what you mean though. The average person, people look down like, they not really, they rather wear, and even when a streetwear thing, you got companies like Supreme and all of them. And it's like, yeah, I'll wear that, but I ain't gonna wear the streetwear from down to do the gear Harlem. The girl that do the stuff in North Philly, my man that hooks stuff up in Bankhead. So I'm saying we gotta start, well, I think hip hop, the culture, they gotta really start powering the culture. But you know, you got a lot of people there with Milano. Yeah, you got a lot. Very true, very true. You write about that. And a lot of people there with Milano, it's all about how you walk your brand out. She walk her brand out like it's classy. Like it's doing something. Same thing with the velo? Right, same thing with the velo. So it's people that support them, but you gotta have your shit together. Yeah, but I feel you as far as in those price points, people will, they worship Fendi and everything. Where it could be a t-shirt and they're like, I'm gonna get there. And you're like, well, what makes this better than this? And it's all about like trying to wear your wealth. You know what I mean? Just like, oh well, people might, if they're not from, not just Philly, because a lot of everybody knows Milano, right? But they say, if I go overseas, people might not know this Milano t-shirt. Oh, but they know this Gucci and they know how much it costs. And they, I think it's like, sometimes as black people. You paying for a movement, right? Yeah. Because like Damon John, I had Damon John one time, we was in the car and he did a video for somebody. And he was just telling everybody like, yo, we get all our garments from the same place. It's just different movements. Absolutely. We take the tag out for us, so our tag's in. Sometimes we get to be ordering from the place, tag list, because I ain't gonna front. I remember one time, it was like a champion hoodie. And I put it right up next. I'm talking about the Dick Quali champion hoodie. I put it right next to the Gucci hoodie and it was the exact same hoodie, the exact same feel, the exact, when you turn it inside out, people didn't know the difference. So what I'm saying is like, a lot of times we gotta empower, like a lot of times we always talking about, oh, we ain't got this, we ain't got that, we ain't got that. It ain't that we ain't got the money to spend on certain shit, it's our choice when it comes to spending. Yes. So a lot of times we gotta just look at these, like you could really feel like, if an artist wear somebody, because me, I'm gonna say, I'm guilty of it. I'm the one that wore, I'm talking about, I probably wore 100 different people clothing. And my videos, tagged them, all that type. On the strength, I'm talking about different times, because I understand the power of if an artist take a local person and they wear their stuff one time and tag them or put, that could change the whole fucking life. You could change, say a co-sign from a really big notable person could change somebody's career. And I challenge all artists out there, right? The core artists, find somebody, your city, your town, throw their stuff on and tag them. Because a lot of people is looking at you and just one time, I ain't saying you gotta keep doing it, but find somebody that you see that really need the help, you know what I'm saying? And make sure when you sending somebody your stuff, that you can handle the demand if it jump off. Because a lot of times I'd have to pull stuff up with people. But then, but wait, here's the thing. No, there's the thing of limited additions, where people is like little limited amounts that if you can't get it, then it turns into this whole other resell market. Because most things are only hot because we agree that they are, right? So it's time for us to start agreeing about our entrepreneurs and our labels, especially when we see designers copy and bigger designers copy and they work all the time. Absolutely. All the time. You will see some shit that you, like you got people that, I really believe you got people that be in the streets of New York, that be in the streets of the Phillies, the LA, the Atlanta, the Houston's, the Chicago's, Detroit's, all these towns, right? And they just be peeping swag and they go, these people go design stuff. And then you be like, hold up. They got it on the runway. I've just seen that down Harlem. Yup. I've just seen somebody in Harlem that dressed like this. They took that person whole style and created a line off that shit. Or even fast fashion. There's a lot of local designers. I saw like Brittany Deschilds, she had a dress. Like two weeks later, fashion overhead it. They like straight will just rip the design. So it's just time for us to agree that like our designers are just as, I guess like, this is not even just as good cause it's not even that. It's just as valuable to us as, you know what I mean? That's how people slept on Dapper Dan. And they always like this big movement cause Gucci gave them a cold sign, right? Or Gucci said, let's mend it. But it's like, did we really need, yeah, did we really need them to finally say? Listen, we always look forward. This is what we always look for. We always look for a cold sign out the culture for us to listen to and say they the shit. What we got to start doing is we got to jump on shit before everybody else outside the culture or somebody big in the culture says this shit. If you feel it, jump on that shit. Like if you feel it rock it, wear that shit. You know what I'm saying? And show some support because you don't know. Brother sent me a shirt one time called, and Gil, Gil knows this. Called The Streets Don't Love You. So I never forget this conversation I had with this brother. I wore it on the corner and I was talking about it. He hit me in the DM and was like, can I talk to you? I called him and the brother was on, he from down the Tampa floor. The brother was basically crying because he was like, yo, shit was tight, bro. I ain't even had, I was trying to figure out things for me and my son and my kids and boom, boom, boom, boom, bang, I was trying to figure it out. That shit changed his, like this dude, now I see his shirts everywhere. And I was so happy that I was a part of, you know, igniting his fire and the fire and you know, his whole brand and be able to, because he said, I only got a couple shirts, man. I'mma print some more. I'mma see you some more. Can you wear some more? I said, yeah. Cause you get gill. I said, yeah, man. And then he just would send some, I got something for freeway. I get free the shirts I get and then I just start seeing all athletes, rappers. I'm like, yo man. And I feel good every time I see him come down my timeline because I know all I did was just wear it, man. And do a video and everybody's like, I want that shirt. The streets don't love you. And it was like, so it ain't hard, man. And it's dope. So let's get into stories from the cell. Stories from the cell. Now, one thing about stories from the cell is like, I'm gonna say it again. Stories from the cell. One thing about stories from the cell is I'm gonna tell you some moments, right? And I try to tell people about my journey. Everybody else's journey is different cause everybody see life differently but I'm just real transparent and emotional about it. I remember it was some real stuff the first time I cried when I was in the cell, right? And it was like, I never forget. When you found out your woman was getting dick down? No, it wasn't that. It was just, it was crying because it was like, I finally made it to the big house. I was in, you know, greatest fort and it's, you know, in the juvenile office, juvenile, we're not really juvenile side. It was really in a, what you call it? Oh, no, let me, it was like protective custody cause I was under age and I went to the penitentiary and they can't put you out on the population with everybody else cause you're not 18 yet. I had a cell in there and it was in the middle of the night, man. And I, you know, I just was like, I held the pillow to my face and I was crying cause it was like, damn, this is going to be a long journey and I got myself into some shit and I'm like, damn, I ain't know what's going to be like that. And it was painful cause you couldn't do nothing about it. It was like, they already sent you, you can't come back. And this is like, I, and I had the moments most, a lot of times doing my bit cause it was like a release. It was release of pain. It was release of, damn, I got this much more time to go, damn. I felt better after you cried. Fuck yeah, I felt better. It was like a release. You know, you splashed your face with water but it was like, you had to let it out cause you'd be holding this pain because, you know, when you go to jail and you come down as you get that time in the courtroom, you gotta be tough. You gotta hold face. You gotta tell anybody, man, that shit ain't about nothing. I could do that because we come from a tough environment and that should be like, you be so detached from the reality and you be detached from the way you feel and your emotions to the point where as though it'd be like, man, fuck it but it'd be like the times where you just can't front no more. And you've gotta release all this, this front you pull up. It's like releasing the front. Releasing all the, cause every time them blows hit you and they said, and they was like, oh man, they said, gave you the time or something went wrong. You be like, man, that shit ain't about nothing. You keep talking about it, it ain't about nothing. Like you just, you know, cause I felt as though I was a time machine. Cause I've been doing time my whole life. So it'd be, but it'd be like, damn. It'd just be like, damn, man. I let that shit go on myself sometime in the middle of the night. And you know, it's a joint. I think it's a book called men cry in the dark. That shit real. That shit real. And it is, but at the same time it was soothing and it was just a release and it would refresh my whole battery and I'd be able to start for the blows I had to take coming from the different let downs in life. Yeah. That comes apart with incarceration. But I, What else been doing in the dark? What? Oh my God. I don't know what you doing in the dark. No, I'm just asking you. What is you doing in the dark? What you selling? We use up the jail. I ain't do nothing in the dark. Don't ask me nothing about the dark. You just, it was a deep. Men do things in the dark, it was deep. No man. I just want to share that with y'all man. It's deep. It's very deep. And listen, I was locked up too. I ain't going to lie. I was only locked up for 10 days though and I cried. My woman was locked up across the street. Two was locked up right across the street. Somebody try you when you was in the joint. Like look at you like. I don't want to stop fucking playing with me man. No, why you got to be so tough like nobody would try you. What you did? What you would have done it. They might not have been successful, but did they try? What would you do if somebody tried you? How would you handle it? If I came and said, hey, how you doing man? What's going on bro? How you be? And I just was in there like, you know what I mean? Sides of you up. Yeah man, this dude ain't that strong. Like the brash of this nigga down. Like what would you do if somebody had done that? Like how would you feel though? If somebody touched you. I'd have paid it off and I'd have stabbed the shit out you. So you would have walked into the cell with somebody and be like, all right. Like yo, can I howl at you man? Let me talk to you. You hungry? Yeah, hold on. Let me run to my cell real quick. I'll be right back. So would you into the cell? Cause it would have been the booby trapping in. You in the cell. I don't want right in there yet. Okay, first of all, fuckers you touching me for man. It'll be like you hold me. That's what I would have been. You cool? You just can't feel I got something for you. See, that's what it got you stabbed right there. What you touching me for man? So you stabbed me right here on the block? I'd have been like, let me go to my cell real quick. I'm gonna meet you back at your cell. You want, yeah, I see what you, you think I'm a chicken tender, I'm a spicy joint, okay? I'll be right down. Yeah, knife in your back for all this. No, but what if I tell you to go in first? Cause you sizing me up. What's up dawg? What the fuck is you doing man? All this filling in there, I can check them out. That's how they used to do you? No, that's how they did to me like this. He knew all the things they sizing him up. He wanted it at 17 years, like a little thin. He wasn't like this, he was thin. He was like, you know what you ain't put you six, one, one, 40, you know a little thin buddy, yeah. No, no, got it. Oh, he ain't got it. Right in the cell, let me teach you something. Come here, let me show you how to get through your bit. Come here. No, he is. He is gonna cry for something else. Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, he can't hear you, you got that. I got you the butt nigga, he ain't locked, they can't hear you. What's the name, I got a bag for you, come down to the cell. No, I'm not getting no bags. I got you the bag, come down to the cell. Dog already got my old condom set, fuck it, fuck it, fuck it. They can call you shit, they be like, he tender, damn it. I got a big bag for you, the fuck is she talking about? That's what somebody told you, you was tender? No, no, I'm just saying. A whole chicken tender, huh? That's what they'll say to you. You fuck out, they ain't no nigga ever called me tender. Nigga, what kind of word is that to call another grown man, you tender, you tender. What? You tender. What the fuck, what was your silly name? The one that snatched you off the top bump there. Ain't nobody done snatched you, now you gonna lie. Somebody, you say somebody snatched you, jump off of him. What was the crack, what was the cracky, what was the cracky name? No, he didn't snatched me off the bump. Who threatened you in that fucking cell that time? No, no, he's remixing, I don't listen to that. When you first came in, On the next, listen, we push you now. When the cracker, no, no, when the cracker first came in and you was like, listen, it's my rules and then he was like, all right, cool. But then he got his weight up and then said, come in, nigga, what the fuck is you talking, you was like, oh, oh, who was that? What was his name? You remember? Listen, but on the next episode of million hours worth of game, man. I know, you just wanna pass that off, huh? You just wanna pass that off, huh? It's already documented. We can go back and look at it. I already know, but that's, come on, man. Oh, he had snatched him off the joiner and jumped in his jumper. He just snatched you off the top bump and jumped in. He woke me up and checked the shit out of me. He definitely, but I ain't, it's cool. And you scared to death, he had to hawk, he had to Tony hawk in his hand, his way. I've done everything to ensure a lie. He was very slashy and dashy. Yeah, you thought your kicks was on the line, huh? I thought everything was on the line. You thought, oh, he was gonna take your innocence? No, I ain't think that. And nobody ever snatched your innocence in it? Stop asking me that dumbass shit, come on, man. You played that off good. Ain't nobody ever ticked up from me, man. It looked like your innocence was ticking. Hey, listen, man, we appreciate your opportunity to each and every week to the number one music podcast in the country. I go by the name of Gillie the King. I'm Wildo 267. And I'm Amira's John. I'm Amira. It seems corny to say my Instagram name like that. Amira's John. I'm just Amira. If anybody, she's single. If anybody wants to be Amira's John, just DM her. And it's just like that. What the hell are you? What?