 I don't really have no song. I just had that. And see the outrunner part about that is, I did it in 10 grade. Little grade, I played basketball, I hooped shit. So Pimp will play basketball too. So Pimp will beat on locker, and I say I'll do the verse because he want no beat. You know producers and shit, I told you I just did this shit off my mind. I ain't got no beat in that. So Pimp will do it. Everybody, all the players will rap that shit like Sunset Park, everybody rapping that shit. Stankin' all the lyrics, the whole verse. 12th grade, Pimp end up moving, going to another school. So I ain't seen him for a whole year. Butting two of my homeboys from my project and born home, graduated before me. They was gonna tell me, Piley need to come to school. I'm like, hey, I know I ain't gone to motherfuckin' fuck that shit, bro. I'm done, you know what I'm sayin'? They were like, bro, you ain't doin' shit anyway. You mighta well. So you know how, when you go to school, at the end of the school year, you go to school and you put in all your scholarships, everything that roll over for your next year. You know, you pick your class, whatever class you wanna take next semester. So they were doin' that, they said, right, what is it? I said, if y'all nigga smoke some weed with me. So in the evening, no, no, no, no, I smoke weed. So I been smoking weed since, I been smoking weed forever, you know what I'm sayin'? I'm high as hell, basketball guy, I gotta smoke. I went to Timmy D, Drosax. The next thing I'm smokin' me it then. This me it then. You know what I'm sayin'? I only got, I only got, I spit the $100 and I got 10 Drosax from Timmy D. We smoked that shit, bruh, I swear to God. We rode all the way to the beginning of North Carolina. No music, ain't nobody sayin' nothin'. Niggas just high. Do the orientation shit. I got weed on me. I got sacks on me. No, no weed, bruh. Every HBCU is on the motherfuckin' projects, in the projects. Yeah. Every single one of them bitches. It's about literally. Yeah. So nigga ask me, bruh, y'all some weed. I said, here, y'all got some weed. I get a nigga, a nigga, a nigga, he give me $10. And I put my bum in my pocket, he walk off on me. No, oh, shit, fuck that, hell no. But I thought about it. Asked my homie, I said, hey man, what the hell is this up here? He said, these dying, bruh. Niggas ain't got anywhere green weed. He was like, but nigga ain't got no shit like this. If I wanted them to fill it out for everybody the fuck the goddamn scholarship I could. That how I got to school. So when I saw in the end of summertime begin the semester when you go orientation, I walk down the sidewalk and I hear a beat playing out the door. So now every time I hear a beat, I'm rapping this song. But ain't no instrumentalist though. If you hear an instrumentalist, somebody's song for real. Like you know what, niggas ain't got, my 10 ain't no producers, ain't no free beats now. Right. I'm like, ooh, shit. I walk in all the way in the room when I walk in there, bitch, it's pimp. I ain't seen pimp on the whole year. Damn. I'm like, you remember that song? He's like, yeah, yeah. And I rock that shit right there. First day of school. Niggas and niggas niggas like, shit, they be all with it. I know it with no class. I rap every day and trap every day in school. That's it. So all I do is... With scholarship money. Yeah. But you know, I graduated with a good grade point areas because I had to go to night school my whole twig grade year too. So my whole twig grade year went to school from eight in the morning to eight at night. Damn. God damn. Yeah. Eight in the morning? Yeah. You know school started eight in the morning but we got out like three-thirty. Yeah. And I got to go to Washington. My class, first class started at four o'clock and then night class is two hours. Then it was so fucked up about it. My home room, my third period teacher at Dub was my first class period teacher in night school. So if I didn't go to school, if I didn't go to day school, I couldn't go to night school. Right. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. But you keep missing day, you keep fucking up your school year and then graduate. Now I'm like, here or now? What's your name from the fuck day? I got to graduate. I ain't gonna be the stupid nigga. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. So I ended up, I ended up graduating with a high grade point area. So I qualified for like the UNCL scholarship, you know what I'm saying? United Negro College Fund scholarship. Oh, just a few little, you know what I'm saying? And they pay for all my classes. And as long as I kept a good grade, you know, roll over to next semester. You know what I'm saying? Right. But I don't know how I kept rollin' because I don't know what I'm saying. You know what I'm saying? Smoke sweet and rap it. For real, for real. Paid off? Yeah, yeah, for real, for real. Nigga didn't know that was my song. My little brother was rapping and didn't even know it was me. Can nobody know where I rap. I didn't pass out no CDs. He pimped it all that shit. You know what I'm saying? I was just doing that shit cause shit was fun to do. And shit, I was in school. I was in North Carolina, I don't know nobody. But I'm in there with a whole bunch of Atlanta niggas though. Niggas from Ball Hall, niggas from the temp, niggas from Kirkwood, niggas from Edwood, niggas from Zone 3, niggas. But I asked my partner the other day, asked my partner, Crom. Fuck me, you get to college, nigga. So I ain't where you got the other one. Crom, that Crom? Yeah. No, not Crom, Crom. Oh, okay. Oh, yeah, yeah. And that's why I don't rap. Well, if we got those scholarships and came up doing what they got them, good ass, got them bright green, yeah. I remember that shit. When ounces were there, they were $50 and shit. Yeah, that's what it was. You get the reds, you get the good green. Reds, it's $25 an ounce. I would tell you ten to ask them, bro. Fuck them up, man. I ain't bullshitting. So then, like I said, they had all that shit happening in the song. That shit's just starting rolling. Then by the time I came back home, shit, I had two popping songs in the club. You see what I'm saying? And then I started selling two for fives. Mm-mm. Two for fives. Two for fives. First nigga in the city of Atlanta, they sell two for fives. I have a two for five trap. Let me say that. I'm the first nigga in the city that had a two for five trap. Everybody knew it. They had everybody knew me before the music. Niggas knew me from Nick. So then by the time White T got big, and then we all on the radio and shit, nigga was like, nigga, this shit, nigga, I was like, yeah. Niggas like, nigga, what you doing? It's fucked, nigga, you rich. That was when I knew. Niggas thought that everybody still on TV rich. Nah, nigga. You know what I'm saying? Right. Nah, for real. Nah, that shit was... She was hell of a ride, nigga. Fast, too. She pulled up like a roller coaster. We was in the sky. Two hits on. Fast. With a nigga trap. With a nigga. Two for five trap. Two for five trap. See, the shit was so crazy, bro. When White T got big, and we would do shows and shit, bro. Niggas like, down a lot of feet, $1,500, you know, when we first started out. But I would never go to the shows with no money. You know what I'm saying? So them niggas come to born home. Palet, hey, wait, come on, Palet, let it go. I'm like, I, here I come. I go in the front door and walk out the back door. And I just leave the nigga sitting out there till the nigga pull out. Cause I never wanted to go to the show. So I didn't want to leave. You know what I'm saying? Till the nigga start physically walking in this motherfucker with me like, nah, Palet, come on. You come to this shit, bro. Facts, real trap shit, dawg. Man. Have you ever been 20 years, dawg? In real life? Strong. No, I've never. Oh, it's a little bit. Hey, man, welcome back to the 85th South Show. Damn. Let's go. Facts. Nigga, no, just in your growth, your transformation. This is it. Let me tell them who we got in here before we even get into all that. Intro. He's one of my real motherfucking... Monumental, man. We go way back to shit. I've been telling them about all the crazy events and nights and shit we had at the strip club, man. This nigga been fucking with it, way back on the comedy. Shit. What more can you say, man? This nigga's a certified ghetto niche. Come on. Certified. Right here from the West Side, streets of Atlanta, man. One fourth of the French-hass boys. Come on. Seeing entertainment. Tell them a little nigga. Yo, what's that mean? That's what I'm talking about, man. None other than Pauly. You feel me, man? Hold up. Real Pauly. Yo, what's that mean? I'm on. I'm on. I'm on. I'm on. I'm on. I'm on. I'm on. I'm on. I'm on. I'm on. I'm on. Nah, first fact. Shit, man. Now you got your own show. And everything, man. Shit going crazy, yeah. And still doing the music shit, too. And the partner with Pauly? No, man. And you got one of the coldest little league football... In the nation. Yeah. Teams in the nation. Yeah, sacks. Okay. Thanks. Thanks. Move inside that boy's plate, though. You know what I'm saying? Hunt your league shit, man. Seven on seven, man. You got a kid. He good. He decent. You want him sore to the next level. Be the brand that boy does. Fattest. No, man. It's just good to see your transition, nigga. I hosted your welcome home part. The fact you showed them did. Big motherfucker Fattest. Big Fattest. Yeah, man. And just to see that you're the man. Hunt came a long way, though. Hunt, man. My fuck has always said shit wrong. He's like, he did a three-six. I did seven, 20. You feel me? Come on, man. Yeah. Yeah, I turned around two times. Yeah. I was just in my home now. I was like, bro, y'all don't have to do that to him. No, that nigga was different. Parley with the dread. Yeah, Parley with the dread. That was a whole different nigga. For a show, for a show. But shit, like you were saying, you would never really chasing the music. These things, it just feel like it just lined up. Just like this. I still, like I refer now to this day, I really say that I'm not a rapper. I just a rapper. You know what I'm saying? I never had visions of being a rapper. Never wanted to be a rapper. Never seen a nigga like, well, I want to do that shit. You know what I'm saying? I remember one time, bro, we was at the Grammys. All right? And we was doing the red carpet. We had the suits and shit. DLB on it, custom shit and all that shit. But JD reports it got down. We had it got down. We wouldn't go nowhere without the money. What you talking about? He said he had us a walkthrough. Seven to five hundred. I'll never forget this shit. Seven to five hundred walkthrough. He gonna get his money when we get there. All right? And he playing. All right? Playing with that shit. We got that motherfucker. And he get a hat and money. We roll all the way to the hotel room. And they get a hat and money. We put them suits on. I walked the red carpet. And they get a hat and money. I told my man, chicken, hey, I'm going to the airport. And they said, bro, it's the Grammys. I said, what the fuck about that gravy, bro? I go up and they go back to boy home, bro. Bacon popping. You know what I'm saying? I couldn't leave the hood, bro. I like it. I think there's really a reason why we never... Because there wasn't no money? What the fuck? You know... Seven to five hundred. Yo. Right. I feel a tribe. That ain't me, man. Yeah, you knew that. Okay, you got to give me this. Because this is what I'm missing. No, I didn't know. This is what I'm missing. You've been saying that to get there. Yeah, it's like me saying, there ain't coming. They got some foreign nigga. Like, we got some fucking. Yeah. Right. And then you're like, I'm going to get to it. When you get there, I got you. And then you get there. All right, you know what I mean? All right. Yeah. And you get that nigga, like, you know what I'm saying? And I don't even know if he had it. He probably still had it before. I don't know. Right. I just said, that's how disconnected I was from music. I ain't really, I ain't really cared about all that shit. You know what I'm saying? I couldn't wait to get back to the hood. You know what I'm saying? I just wanted to tell all the stories, what we was just doing, but that shit wasn't lit. That nigga just, you know how it be, old, old four-tenths days, when nigga tell a story, everybody listen like this. You know what I'm saying? The high walls. But we did this. This nigga did, you know, this back then, niggas ain't seen shit. I know niggas ain't never been passed downtown, bro. Right. I know niggas ain't never been seen. East side, south side, boy kid, don't know nothing about none of that shit. Right. You see what I'm saying? Now niggas go here and well, but then niggas won't go on and well, so niggas won't hear all that shit. You will, bro. Right. You before in New York City, 97.5. Up there, you about, yeah, bro, that shit was lit. Niggas want to hear that shit. I found a sighting man out of that. More than doing it. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Come back telling them. Yeah. That shit wasn't lit, nigga. Come on. You go in that time, let go. Right. Niggas on two, I took 17 niggas. We ain't got number 12 bed. And there's already four of us, and we had four dancers. And two road managers and a DJ. I just told them, hey, get on the bus. Who going? I like, we ain't got no clothes. Fuck all that shit. Who going? Niggas, every time we stop, hey, get the mall, hey, get all the shit. Niggas like, man, I got to go home. Niggas dropping light fly. I ain't got nothing. Looked up there, was sitting on the bus. Yeah, yeah. Now everybody 10. Everybody 10. Hey, I'm going to, I'm going to catch the greenhound back to the club. You said they were dropping light fly. Yeah. Yeah. About to get done. They roll light, but ain't no hope. Yeah, no. Yeah, that shit ain't for everybody, boy. Yeah, no. Not here, no. Especially probably how y'all was hitting with y'all. Shit. Yeah. That shit was lit. Y'all was very nice on her. That shit was lit. Nah. How was your time out there, bro? We did show for three years straight. No break. All right. You like you got burnt out on that shit? Yeah, no. It's just that if you don't understand the process, you'll get lost in the south. Yeah. See, you guys want a lot of artists, but they don't do, they don't record new music while they're doing all these shows and doing all these moves. And then you look up two, three years, the shit you were doing, oh, no. Yeah. That's a gift. Do a wave of new sound. Yeah. They're hard to make another hit. You got to stay on that shit. When you on them over, you got to keep on like working out and then you work out for four, five days to stop. But you ain't going back to it. Right back to it. Yeah, no. You work out 30 days, you're like, yeah, it's the same thing. And I think that kind of head does back too, because we ain't really dropping on new music. You know what I'm saying? We ain't know no better. We ain't know none of this shit, bro. We niggas. We don't know nobody got no record label, no deal, had no deal, no none of this shit. We don't see celebrities like that. They don't come to the west side. They don't run through going home, bro. I ain't seen that shit. So it was fresh for us. You know what I'm saying? And then the label gave us all the money. All the? Yeah. They don't control our budget. And then when you get one already signed and label control their budget. They don't control our budget. They give them all the money. Fly, you know, I've been on that Pratt's Picks for real, bro. I don't want some of my money, but you better get right, right now. No, because you remember when they was like, you put a hundred in and then they give you a hundred? Right. I took they hundred and my hundred and then I want a couple hundred. No, but I've been betting on everything on Pratt's Picks, bro. That's my new, that's my new thing. You know why I like Pratt's Picks? Because it's easy. The next day, they got to see if it goes through. Bro, I picked a play, a parlay, and when my parlay hit, my money hit my account. It like, like they were waiting on me to win. Right. Right. I like that you ain't got to do nothing extra. You win, you get your money, they ain't even playing. Right. I ain't even gonna lie, man. I bet some Pratt's Picks over all of them. No cap. I can see why you would say that. You did what I'm saying. Don't we got a promo code? Yeah, 85 South. I've been using it right now. Man, make sure you go to Pratt's Picks to see if you can win some of this money and some of these parlays because it's coming right back. You can't lose no more than you spend, and they giving away money. Why you don't have it? Come on. I ain't never heard nobody giving away money just so you can bet. Come on, man. That ain't nothing. I got that on me. Man, what you got to get what I give you what you get? You feel me? I give you what you get. Feel me? Man, you ain't got nothing to get. Come on now. Pratt's Picks. 85 South. Go get it. Hey, what's up you man? Carlos Miller in April 15th. I will be in Nashville at the War Memorial Auditorium. Yeah, pull up on me. Act like you need me. And holler at the player when you see me. It's going down in Nashville. That's April 15th. Click the link. Get those tickets. I ain't never let you down. Don't you let me down. Sell this shit out. Getting to know yourself could be a lifelong process, especially because we're always growing and changing. 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You know what I'm saying? So we can do that. But who gave them the money? We had two labels. Go for zero. It was between one and the other. Right. The one that was talking the shit we were on the hill. Yeah. The other one was talking the shit that we didn't want on the hill. But the shit they were saying, the shit that we didn't want on the hill was really the shit that we were supposed to go with. For real, for real. What were they talking about? Why you say that? Huh? You know what I'm saying? It came down to, it came down to Atlantic University. All right. I landed wanting to give us 250 for the album. But they wanted to do 250 for promotions. You know what I'm saying? I'm like, hey, fuck, I don't know. Hell no. And the university said, we'll give y'all all this shit. I said, y'all want it. This shit was that easy. Y'all want it. They took out $75,000 for white tea. They do the video and do all the promotion behind it. Gave us $425,000 in bank account. And then we spent like between $30,000 and $40,000 on the album total. That's mixed in the master studio time. Because we made all the beats on it. So you ain't had to go buying no... What's up, man? What's up, man? So who's just doing nigga shit? But that was... On top of, on top of getting $10,000 on the show and then and then getting 20 more deposits this week. I don't know but that shit sound like smart. You think the other rap was better, you say? Yeah, yeah. The university, the promotion. I didn't get nothing. So y'all got a... Yeah, yeah. Yeah, the promotion they would have made the money on the back end. Yeah. They would have gotten bigger than they did. She got bigger, I think. The original white tea was never a number one song. It was never a number one song. It never charted number one. Never. As much as influential white tea is, it never charted number one. It became a number one single when Travis Scott and Thugs did it. What? I think it was our third number one single. You know what I'm saying? The show. That's recent. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Don't you love walking to the mailbox and getting the old fat-ass random shit? The email confer. Where you have to look and be like... Oh, y'all get the email. Yeah, I get the email first. The acting shit I just saw. I just find out. Nah, for real, for real. See, at the end what nigga understand too is when you talking about this shit, like the only groups that have more number one singles than franchise boys, it's Beastie Boys and Outkast. Man, that's the hell of a place to be in. Damn. And we the only group that ever had two number one singles back to back, though. That's hard. Oh, I think they like me and lean with it. You know what I'm saying? Back to back. Back to back. We don't got, we got a platinum album, platinum singles, like the numbers there. Men like, women like numbers, don't ponder. Straight out the hood. Straight out the hood. And y'all did that before. Out of two for five truck. You did that without the promotion budget. Yeah. Sometime you better on yourself and you win, though. We ain't no no better, bro. We just driven, bro. It's just, it's per ambition. It's just, and God touch. Y'all ain't going to be sorry. Just keep going. You know what I'm saying? But I don't know they make it a lot of time. I cook the group two, three times. Shit. Two, three times happen in the midst of shit. You know what I'm saying? Like, I don't cook can't do shit even in the midst of that shit. Cause like in the time back to back. That was in 2005 and 2006. 2005 was called a murder charge. 2006 I called a trafficking charge. You know what I'm saying? So in the highest of my career, I'm going through the worst of shit that I can go through. You know what I'm saying? That's why I look at a lot of shit and be like, bro, nigga don't survive shit that I don't meant to, bro. You know what I'm saying? Like, nigga, nigga warrior, bro. You know what I'm saying? That why I be so cool and nigga be like, why ain't I done all that shit, bro? I know that shit going to get, bro. I keep playing with that shit going to smack your ass. You know what I'm saying? You ain't got to tell me. I'm done. I don't want no people, nobody. You're going to forgive now. Not even football numbers no more. These dinosaur numbers. Yeah, yeah. 3,060 years. Consecutive back to back life turn. Plus you got five years of house arrest when you finish them. You win your back. That ain't going to make me not rich, too shit. Oh. Start today. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? Start today. Shit. Oh no. You know that shit is a trap, man. Trouble easier this hell to get into, man. It's hard to fucking do that. I mean I would have had a Chico I got there a little fly it. Man. Fly it somewhere, working on some shit. You said a cowboy shit. You know Chico's delicious? In Atlanta. What you going to stay at? In North Carolina. What's going to North Carolina. I ain't gonna say it on camera. Okay. Yeah. He's down to hook. You smart as a motherfucker, bro. Hey, hey, hey. You been doing it and you see it, and clap it up for him for being so good. Yeah, man, hit the block one time, man. Yeah, even if, you know, if he said that's him. No, that ain't nobody big. Yeah, exactly. You right, you hit that motherfucker, scream me out, dawg. They're right, get me right. You know what I'm saying? No, you right. You feel me? I don't say you out there on rest easy, buddy. Man. You know what I'm saying? Just about the extra. It's real, rest easy, shot low. Yeah. Shit, back here, champ, you know? A little more hood, dawg. Yeah. This shit classical. Come on, man. We out there with, like, Crip with companies and shit, man. Tell people about Ball Hall and how big that motherfucker was, and just, like, what that shit was like. All right, we had, okay, we had a car shop, Regal Stowe, Barbershop, Buda Supply, two gas stations, Winged Spot, Grocer Stowe, Lundermat, Library, school, medical shop, like, you know, when people something wrong, you go, something happen to you. We had a cinema, we had a football, we had a youth program, we had three basketball courts, all of our projects. Inside that bitch. Yeah. Yeah. Like, you know they ain't talking about the gas stations outside that bitch. No, no, no. In that Barbershop. But as soon as you, as soon as you come out back here, and you make it right, there's all this shit is right here. Boom. We didn't have to go, we didn't have to go nowhere. You know what I'm saying? Like, nowhere. Bro, you know, for the longest time, bro, I didn't leave my parking lot. I didn't even know, I started meeting niggas when we got older, who say, I'm from Ball Hall, they know the fuck you ain't from well. You know what I'm saying, nigga? Like I stayed around there, I started saying, damn, bro, I ain't never been around though. Damn. I just stayed in my parking lot. This parking lot, the parking lot across from me, the parking lot to the right of me. Cause we played them niggas, basketball, football, you know, them niggas we played, played against. You know what I'm saying? You get yourself together all week, we played with each other all week. Nah, low, you ain't, you can't pick low here and all. Yeah, then Chad got a goddamn pick, or this here and all. You know what I'm saying? Then we go play them niggas. So that's all I need. You know what I'm saying? Nah, I love the hood, that the hood, bro. Niggas, born at home, isn't, isn't a solo individual hood. Don't produce the most talent out of nothing. Hmm. You know, I need us, D4L, Chalk Boys, DJ Pool, half of the beat monster producers. Right at born at home. Right at born at home, though. Man, you brought us, I didn't even make it. That's born at home. Yeah. You brought us Chalk at home, man. Tell us about it. I think a low was a celebrity before music. Exactly. You see what I'm saying? Low was a street legend. You know what I'm saying? That's why I got the burnt orange Monte Carlo. I seen everybody know fucking Chalmow. Everybody know the burnt orange Monte Carlo. Yeah. Everybody know the goddamn Champagne, Yukon, Nondusus, or Fodusus was out. You know what I'm saying? Chalmow was just real dope, boy. You know what I'm saying? I grew up watching, saying, I want to get a car like low. I want to do that shit low, though. You know what I'm saying? You know, I, shit. They had that nigga wall. You know what I'm saying? And he was a good nigga, too. Like, low was a real good nigga. You know what I'm saying? You know, every street nigga had his ways, but low was a good, genuine, giving, doing shit for niggas. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah. And low tried to sign us. You know what I'm saying? Low used to give us a $1,000 a week. I like all of us. For real. Like when we first started. I remember when D4W first got started as a label. You know what I'm saying? This is like in 2000, like in 2000. You know what I'm saying? You know, Peel used to be signed in MMG. Yeah. Peel is the one who, who told me I need to start rapping after the London Art Festival. Shout out to Peel. You know what I'm saying? And Peel showed me what bars was. How many bars is a verse? How many bars is a hook? How you got to stack it? How you got to do all of it? Ain't none of that shit. Peel taught me. And the only person who had any kind of studio would move B. You know what I'm saying? Shit talk used to be in there. Shot wrist, easy shit talk. You know what I'm saying? Born in Macklin, it used to be in there. So we were going in there and they played beats and she did rapping. And lowlanders would come up there. We had to go outside. Well, a little no counting. You know what I'm saying? I thought I might shit 10 years old. Look at that low. You know what I'm saying? Like no band clashing like that. You know what I'm saying? So when he started rapping, that shit was like, that shit was easy. No brain. It was easy for him. All they had to do was to get better. You know what I'm saying? Right. Nah, for real, for real. Little classic. Motherfuckin' King of Banking. Real shit. King of motherfuckin' Bankhead, man. Nick Minlow, though. Hood Minlow. I ain't gonna lie. When low died, a lot of the hood died. A lot of Bankhead died when low died. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? Goots do a good job of keeping that shit lit, though. You know what I'm saying? But like the energy's ain't the same no more. You know what I'm saying? Crucial, cool, pan-lit. You know what I'm saying? We about to bring it back up with the bank. Blue flame. The bank, I see that. Yeah. That's a script club. They ain't gonna go spend no money. Right. That's what I'm saying. That was inspired, though. That was inspired. Daytime. Oh yeah. They didn't even love the flame. Daytime. It right there by the hood. Exactly. Like, when I was like, this town, I was like 15, 16 years old. If you want to go to the bank, go with low. So when low knows they ain't leaving, we just gonna walk to the bank. Because that shit ain't them, but nigga, right down the street. Right. And we just ain't way no low. You know what I'm saying? But you better get in early. When they call it a goddamn dough, you're done. You know what I'm saying? But see, I didn't usually like to hoop against low though. I didn't usually want to be with low though. I just want to play against him and shit. You know what I'm saying? He used to beat everybody. Low was the first nigga I ever seen in life do the Euro stuff. Before Tony Parker, before Jenoble. Low was called out there on the court. No. Low just had this fucking Euro stuff. Low just had this fucking Euro stuff. And we used to call it a walk. That's the motherfucking walk. Ain't no walk. I'm taking two steps. No. Fuck it. Low, shoot for it. You ain't shoot for it. You in the tournament. We got referee. Low gonna say shoot for it. Nigga, you don't run this shit. Low stop though. We got referee. Now shoot for it. Low ain't crazy. So this motherfucking head. No. It was slow. He gonna do it. He gonna take it over your head. Oh. Oh, man. Okay. I'm like, low doesn't walk though. There's two steps. You can do it off the gather step. You can do that though. But you gotta think, this is, this is, this is, back there. This is $99, 2000 bro. Right. Nigga's won't have no gather step. Nigga, I don't think, Nigga. Man, where else you gonna hit some shit like this? It's like 2002, 2001 or some shit like that. Show the low head the Euro step. You hear this? Right. This is 85 self-shoots. This real black history. Yeah, yeah. This real black history. You ever do Euro stuff? Run this fact back in February. Yeah. For show, for show. Yeah. So what's up y'all? This is your girl Lex P. And I have a very special announcement. Well, I already announced it, but I'ma let y'all know again, we are going on tour. It's starting in June y'all. Look, we announced it extra early. So y'all got time to get your tickets. No excuses. We got LA, Philly, Chicago, Atlanta, Houston. Now, listen to me because I know how y'all get. We are still adding dates. I repeat, we are still adding dates. But if you see your city right now, go ahead and get your tickets. If you don't see your city, don't worry. We still coming, okay? So make sure y'all go to www.pourminds.com and get y'all VIP meet and greets. We on side, boo. Pop your shit. Pop your shit, homie. Oh, homie. Pop your shit, homie. What it is, nigga. Yeah. We're a ass, nigga. Real player. Real player. Let's take it. Hold up, my nigga. You being hella boozy right now. Hold up. Pop your shit, homie. I ain't really my nigga. You already know what it is. Nigga. Look on the air. Look on the air. Look on the air. Throw that shit up. Yeah. Pop your shit. Let me pop my piece for the wannabes. Pop your shit. I might be there right now. Yeah. Look, he's got shake in the bottom. He ain't never had no chocolate chip shake, nigga. What day we going? Mama's, nigga. June 4th, nigga. What you talking about? Oakland Arena, nigga. Yeah, nigga. June 4th, three-headed monster tour on Sita Street. Nigga on, nigga. Nigga on your baby, nigga. What you talking about? I ain't never seen your baby. Hella, nigga. Hella, nigga. Out there. The bitch is already out there, nigga. Hella, bitch. Hella, bitches, nigga. Not for you, but a hella. Hella. I ain't never seen a hella. Nigga on the town. It's going to be hella, bitch. Oh, my mama, nigga. Oh, my mama. I'm going to seat this, nigga. Hella. No cap. And two is not hella. Fuck you talking about, nigga. Get your tickets, nigga. June 4th, nigga. Yeah. Town Venice, nigga. What it is? Three-headed monster tour. Show them the cookies. Cookies, nigga. Oh, mama. Look at my mama's face, nigga. Yeah. Yeah. Stand on that. Make me a liar. Make me a liar. Look, that was dope. Nigga wasn't born home with her. Yeah. You feel me? Like, because I'm going to tell you. This is a nigga named Alton Duffy. He was the number one point guard in the nation. The same year, Jason Kidd came out. He was just a streak nigga. He used to play below all the time. Everybody in the nigga in the seat. What's his name? Alton. In the nigga in the seat, he played basketball. Know who the fuck Alton is. Ass off. Alton's a street basketball legend. Euro stuff. Nigga, load the Euro stuff. Euro alone. I wish I had some videos of that shit, bro. You look to see a little show that with a fat ass thump. Do what they got there. Hey, man, what's some of the crazy shit you've seen in born home? Like some shit that just stand out to you forever and never forget. All right. Listen. You know, I'm silly as a motherfucker, right? I'm silly as shit. But you got nobody to just know that, right? Right. So we used to make Jays, we used to give Jays free rocks to smoke that bitch upside down. So niggas win. So niggas win, niggas win. He must have been there. He must have been there because he laughing together. And smoke that motherfucker upside down. Hold on. He must have been there. He started laughing together. No, he just said, because that's just silly as shit. I'm just standing on their head. Yeah. Do what you do shit like. What the fuck that's going to be? Dive in the dumpster. Oh, we had one. Diving in the empty dumpster. We only do the dumpster. They ever make a runny jump in the dumpster? Yes. Monday, when the dumpster car, when the man car in the empty dumpster, at this time, yeah, run that motherfucker and then jump in that bitch. Play, play. Nah, bro. You got to dive in that motherfucker. Run that motherfucker to that bitch. Bro, you know that bitch treatment, bro. You know what I'm saying? Like, the bitch was a man. At least they made that bitch healthy, though. No. You got to hit the trash. She ain't going to be right, because they hit the trash part of the trash. That ain't shit. Nah, they going to hit the motherfucker party. We got a hit. Yeah, yeah. We got to hit that motherfucker. We got to hit that shit. Do, do, do, do, do. In the hood, boy. I'm telling you, man. That ain't shit. Yeah, man. They were lining up to do that shit, probably. Yeah, yeah. Hey, man, y'all did the dumpster dive already. Yeah, yeah. Damn. Shit, man. Little black, little shot black with the ball head. Every time he got there and get right, he'd be like that. I'd be like that. He was shocked like, he ain't the midget. What you call a little taller than the midget? What the midget? A little person. A dwarf? No, it is. I don't know. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, a little people's dwarf. They all, look at all the people. So she doesn't even want to be in the conversation. Little people. They all have a dwarf face. Look at that little people. They scared? Yeah. She'll fuck with them at all. Bring them back. Bring them back. Bring them back. Bring them back. Give me that little thing right now. What the hell is going on right now? What happened? Is it childhood traumas? They just regular people. They can't help that. We got less of the opportunity. Let me stop. They're going to be the counselor this shit. That shit that lady, wherever that lady was off camera. Put that bitch in her head. You know, he had a daughter. He had a daughter. He had that motherfucker, right? And she ain't like going through the motherfucker. Because every time he go, he want to touch her, put her on the ass. She should be like, oh no. That's fucked up. He had one in her hands. No, but then they can hit that motherfucker. And then he check. When he get right, he check. Like this. If he ain't like this, you just want to see him get like this. But listen, it should be some funny shit, man. They can make entertaining out. You know, we used to entertain each other, bro. Like for real. Don't sit down, man. It's fucked up, man. It's fucked up. It's fucked up. It's fucked up. I'm going to bring it back. Don't leave it where it is, man. It's gotta be funny now. Do, do, do, do. Move on out. You've been around for a lot of different changes in the music on the Atlanta scene, man. Yeah. I remember you dropping a lot of music around. Like you said that time. On the independent shit, just yourself. Mm-hmm. Come on. You know, I always bring my face hot. That shit hot. That was probably the hottest song in time. That's fucked up, man. You got to catch these dudes before they got to be. You know, before they got to actually catch their own way. Please. Because like, when you're in the streets, like you're really outside, like these niggas saying outside now. Yeah. Like in these times, niggas want to outside. Outside was dangerous. I don't give a fuck where you went to. You see what I'm saying? That shit was dangerous. And niggas want to outside. I used to be everywhere. And one thing I know, I don't give a fuck what city-state where real niggas respect real niggas. And real niggas feel real niggas' energy. You know what I'm saying? So I just had opportunity to brush shoulders with niggas. You know what I'm saying? I just always believed in coming up in the hood. I don't see, I don't see niggas dope niggas. Like niggas who answer the door for the spots and shit. I don't see them niggas become the man in six months to a year. And the niggas who used to be the man is the niggas answering the door. I don't see that a few times. And I don't see a situation where niggas try to shit on certain niggas and now niggas got to see certain niggas. You know what I'm saying? So I always taught myself don't shoot nobody different. You know what I'm saying? You shoot everybody. You shoot everybody. You make niggas respect you. How do you respect them? You know what I'm saying? So niggas always in the fuck with that shit. You know what I'm saying? So Walker be like, well I'm coming to shoot the video. We pulling up. We doing the song. We in the studio. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. So shit should be authentic, bro. Then I'm from the city for real. You know what I'm saying? There ain't a lot of niggas from the city that every side respect. You know what I'm saying? There's a lot of niggas. You know what niggas are super respected on the west, on the south, on the east. You know what I'm saying? But niggas on the south don't really fuck with them. Niggas on the north don't really fuck with them. It ain't two men niggas who every side really fuck with them. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? I should always make sure that I show that same love to the street dog. You know what I'm saying? Niggas on the street. Yeah, you actually be every fucking way in the city. And that's what I was just about to ask you. Like you said, that's the approach that you're taking. You ever find yourself in the middle of some shit that ain't got shit to do with you? Like on some rap shit. Like you felt like niggas been put you in a position trying to make you pick a side over some shit that ain't got nothing to do with you. That made me pick no side. But you give, I'm not saying that, but to make it be like, damn, do you fuck with them niggas? Like, damn, they ain't never say anything to me though. Yeah. Like, damn, do you fuck with them niggas like that, like that. Because my relationship ain't based off another nigga. You see what I'm saying? I done been around niggas where everybody in the world said, probably what you hang on, don't hang around, hang on, hang on, and I be like, damn, they ain't did shit to me. My niggas, they ain't shit to shit. You know, he cool. Like, you know, niggas don't lie to me. It be what it be. Everybody's shit different. You see what I'm saying? I ask you that because, you know, sometimes shit just hit different when motherfuckers hear other people say it. Yeah, but niggas got to get good at minding they business. They be like, niggas be wanting to be cool with niggas. That's why niggas don't, it's gonna be hard for niggas to choose sides. Because niggas, what the fuck I'm choosing, niggas? What the fuck do you do for me? What the fuck do you do for me? You see what I'm saying? Y'all am out that shit. What the fuck do you do for me? You see what I'm saying? Unless niggas just like, she got down, hey, low, I'm changing, but don't be around them, niggas. You see what I'm saying? And then it's up for me to be like, niggas, you can't tell me what the fuck to be around or, you know what, bro, I fuck with you enough. I'ma just stay out y'all shit. You see what I'm saying? So you know, man, how you been? They had a bad thing to do right now. I ain't got shit to do. You see something she do like that. You can look, you can look like that, man. You can go out there and peep and see what's going on, but... You can peep. Oh, nigga, hold up. Yeah. No, keep looking. Nigga. Nigga, get the shoe. Niggas don't even duck no more. Nigga like that. They got, they fall now. Are they big homie shoes? They fit on them. Yeah. Y'all's right. You don't want to be seen, man. Who's shoe? It's a different game, man. I didn't see it like, never thought we would get to this point. Not for real. It's so, I ain't never seen so many motherfuckers proud to break the law. And the shit be so funny because you just broke the law on the internet. You can literally go to jail whenever the fuck these people feel like taking you. And they leave the shit. Just like the nigga just broken that fucking gun store. So, all them fucking guns. Guess how they get caught? Posting pictures on the motherfucking Instagram. They didn't catch that on Instagram. They didn't even put it like, man. Take a nigga phone from him. Somebody got to see it. Take a phone from him. Boy, hey. You got to see it. Nigga, you got down. Nigga, you made a little play. You got to post the money. Boy, I got to. In the dope. Before you even take the money back to the nigga who gave you this shit, it's very funny. Let me home the rest. Right. Nigga, you didn't make that $300 all that jewelry. Look at that $15,000 at your mother. Look at that man's shit back. Nigga did that shit up his arm, ain't he? Yeah, man. They don't take pictures all the money. Actin' like a nigga ain't never had shit. Now, I can't say that. I used to be the same guy down the way, though. Y'all know what a nigga do. Y'all know what a nigga do. You gotta get tired of it. Yeah, because you took that shit way too far. Yeah, I used to do all kinds of shit. You don't remember when this nigga burned $100,000 on the internet? Double for the recession. You don't remember this shit? No. Double for the recession? No, man, hold on. That shit was like Tony still, then, bro. That motherfucker had to turn his phone off. That shit was a world of stuff. I probably, man, I can't remember everything. You must have had dread, though, then. Burned it? Burned it? Took $100,000. Okay. Cash. Set it on five. Set it on five, man. I called the nigga. I was like, bro, what the fuck is you doing? I was sad after. What you... Why did you do that? You wanted to be sad? Hell, nah, I didn't want to be sad. He did that shit. I don't know what... Man, what made you do that shit? Hey, man. Hey, nigga, y'all proud, man? You had it. Huh? Yeah, nigga, we gettin' money. Fuck it. Man, I should have this shit had... The whole thing came from a jug. It's real. And then, nigga, it was just like... Fuck this shit, burn that shit. It was game at first. Burn that shit, nigga. You know what I'm sayin', nigga? All right, nigga, you burn your... You burn your part through. You burn your part, burn it out, nigga. I remember. Nah, nigga, you burn 10. Well, I burned 10 too, then, nigga. Nigga, all right, nigga. I'm burnin' my shit, nigga. Fuck it. Fuck it. Burn all this shit, nigga. Fuck this shit, nigga. Burn all of it. Burn it, nigga. You think you can be in the hood? You know what I'm sayin'? That's how I'm lookin' here. That's how I probably built me in the hood. You know what I'm sayin'? Doin' that shit. Hey, nigga, you out there and did that shit. And then the recession hit a year later. I never forget that shit, bro. I will never forget this shit, bro. But you know what's great? That's the same shit they told me when I asked them. They said the money was evil. I was like, yeah, you done lost it, nigga. Yeah. And they said the money was evil. Love trust me. I was like, okay, nigga. Yeah. Make it so you ain't, nigga. All right. Man, it's new faces. You brother, pull that shit up. It's still on land, bro. Yeah. Ooh, yeah. I even love wild shit, bro. I'm glad. I promise I'll glad we had no internet. I promise. I promise. I'm glad we had internet. Hold up, man. Since we talkin' about the internet, y'all was on the early download shit, the ringtone shit. Yeah, who's the first nigga to go play my ringtone shit? Come on. Very first. Back when you had to pay for that bitch. Jamster. Yeah, it was back when niggas didn't want to get in your business with the ringtone. See, we count this shit when niggas want to get in your business. I think us a comedian was the first nigga to do a ringtone shit. The whole thing. Yeah. Because that was separate from the... Yeah, it was separate from the label. It was just a whole other different thing. You know what I'm saying? And niggas was just getting money. Shit was dropping, bro. This one ringtone was $5, man. Yeah. $4.99. Yeah. Yeah, we probably make it back. It's Columbus. What was it? Yeah. Popeyes Theater. Oh, Palis. I thought it was Palis Theater and the Popeyes Theater. We going to the Palis Theater. Yep. May 21st. Not planned. Ohio. You know what I'm saying? Come on. Bawah gonna be there. Yeah. And we going to shop in the Eastland Mall. No cap. I'm going. A little Bawah. He's just under. Look when you move stuff in. I got the floor. I'm gonna make home. Okay. I'm not doing this bawah. He's gonna pull up on me. All the way. Get your tickets now. May 21st. No cap. Ohio. Palis Theater. You remember that nigga? You remember that nigga did this in the camera? Yeah. All the way. Get your tickets. June 10th. What we going on? Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena. Man, nigga must have just bought that. That said it sound like a D-Fat building, man. Hell yeah. Baltimore and that's Baltimore too. That's on the avenue. Insurance. Chesapeake Insurance. What else is it? Arena. Chesapeake Insurance. I left the word out. They got three bins in one building. Don't buy one ticket. Buy two tickets. What about how many? Two. And get some insurance while you're at it. Y'all know they got the life insurance. Get a few tickets. Few tickets. And we going to be selling hot dogs. That's how they say it. Hot dogs. Hot dogs. Hot dogs. Hot dogs. Hot dogs. Hot dogs. Hot dogs. Hot dogs. Hot dogs on the avenue. Hot dogs on the avenue. You did it? What you buy a few tickets? Uh huh. You going to get some? Hot dogs. Answer me, Sheriff bit. Answer me, Shawn, Chesapeake Insurance Arena Baltimore. Yes, sir. I can't be bothered afford it. You probably looking $2 up for, uh, ring and tall. $1.12 up ring and tall Damn! Man, I just stock Collabier was motherfuckin everybody shit. Yeah. Bitch start calling me with everybody ring talk. Bitch start calling me, ain't gonna pick the phone up. Come on man, y'all just sold it. Nah, for real, for real, dawg. Sad them over ring talk. Yeah, yeah. Then we sold, we sold all, we sold all the album before the end of it too. You had to, you had to get them, go get them. This is a good copy. It's $20 CD. Thanks. I'll come right back. Ooh. Thanks. 20? Man, y'all came right in the sweet spot. Mm-hmm. Show them, did dawg. Y'all just making me think about this shit. Now we fucked up some shit. God damn, take me back. I don't have anything. But take me back, Paula. 106 and Paul went in this. Yeah, dawg. We smoked out J. Leno. J. Leno had to come and get us. What? Yeah, they told us, they told us to put the weed out. I think he liked to be around the smell of weed, though. They told us to put the weed out, like twice. But we just kept fucking smoking this shit, bro. And J. Leno came in there and said, hey, man, y'all gonna have to go outside with them. We smashed it way in the front of them. I promise. But see, I fucked up cause Wayne and Snoop fucked me up. Okay, they were smoking here or what? Nah, I been seeing Snoop do this shit, right? Right. You know what I'm saying? No, Snoop, it's Snoop. It's Snoop Smoker everywhere. It was Snoop, Snoop, Snoop Smoker. But we was on tour. And then I seen Lil Wayne get off the bus and walked to the stage and all the police was in the air squander. And then they were smoking the big ass blunt. And them niggas weren't saying shit. And that moment right there made me say, fuck this shit, I could do the same thing. So I fired me a blunt up. And they ain't saying that. And shit. I felt like if Snoop and Wayne could do it, I could do it. But we weren't near as big as them, but that's just my mind process was like, shit, nigga, fuck that, nigga, they could do it. I could do this shit, too. So we just be fine and weed up, bro. Label had by Cologne. Cause then you know, there was after the shit happened. So you couldn't fly. You couldn't fly with a whole bunch of liquid. So when we would go do promo run and shit, the label would say, okay, I'm gonna buy y'all some Cologne for y'all to spray. And we used to be so difficult, we used to be like, hell, not with my own Cologne. So we used to make them buy four bottles of Cologne every time we went somewhere. Cause we used to be like, they ain't trying to smell like low hair. No, I want some of this. So they had to do that shit. We used that shit one time while we there. And then we had to throw the bottle away. We were difficult, bro. It was niggas. It was niggas, like niggas. I'm telling you, I know this. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? The lack of knowledge and lack of, you know, having somebody to help us understand that shit. Look, fuck those, did a lot, did hurt us a lot, bro. You know what I'm saying? Shoes, all kinds of shit. I don't feel like going that day. Damn. It ain't no, no show. Fuck the money. Fuck the money. Niggas didn't understand, bro. Shit, bro. Shit of me. I wish I could take, like I said, take me back. Take you back. Then we'll do a drop. No crease, no start, no. Crete, no start. Oh yeah, that's it. That's it right there, yeah. That's the one we should have done while we were in here boys, man. No crease, no start, no. Crete, no start. Crete, no start. Come on. Listen, man, listen, I swear. Every, listen, every time music came on, man, these niggas, you just start freestyle. The same shit is, that's why I, that's why when I see you y'all doing that shit, I should be smiling, dawg, cause I be like, man, about nigga, bitch doing that shit, bro. Niggas was doing that. Just naturally. We used to ride around doing it. We used to be in a lag. Niggas ride all the way from girl down, cop to the guy down. East side sometimes. They catch a miracle. I don't get a motherfucker. Man, I'm about to get everybody. He shit in the brother. Shit in the brother. Everyone enough shit over there to eat money. Shit in the brother. I want some of them bitches, man. It ain't to you to talk about, man. Ah, for real, the playing motherfucker, doing the clashing motherfucker. See, I get them bitches put hot sauce on. Yeah, that's the real one. You know what I'm saying? Got to put hot sauce on. Look, let me ask you all this. This question is literally for everybody in this bitch. Okay. I'm just gonna grab me some chips. They gon' let me know what nigga from for real. What type of hot sauce? Yeah, see you. You know Louisiana? Louisiana. Oh, that crystal. That's the number one hot sauce amongst black people. Louisiana. Y'all nigga, chips though, eatin' hot sauce, man. What you on? I mean, red bull. Oh, okay. That bull, white shit, baby. Man, I don't give a damn. They what it was. You know what I'm saying? Red hot. Red for the red hot, too. The one with the dot. The hot sauce you like. I don't like the hot sauce. The one with the hot sauce. I'm black, though. I got some at the house. You put sugar on your rice? I got some tech, here, here, here. Put sugar on your grits? Yeah. Sugar on my grits. I got some of this. Texas peat. I like Texas peat, though, too. Louisiana. The red, with the red bull, you said? I remember that. What you put hot sauce on? Nothing, really. That's what you just told me you don't eat hot sauce. What you put hot sauce on? Chicken. Some seafood, shit. You put hot sauce on seafood, too? Like fried? Like, fish or some shit? Oh, you said you put hot sauce on anything fried? No, not necessarily. Not necessarily. Yeah. And then that tiger sauce, but that ain't really hot sauce. The tiger sauce be gone. What are they? It's like, it's a little sweet or some shit, but it's good. Look at that shit on there. It's in the hot sauce aisle. You like the chili sauce? Greens, cornbread, cabbage. That go on there? Yeah, yeah, chips. All plain chips. The real hood is you put it on popcorn. You got to put it on popcorn. It definitely go on greens, like you said. You got to put it on popcorn, too. Yeah, popcorn go on. Shook it up in the bag. Sugar, Kool-Aid, dip your finger in it. Come on, fuck you, you're bonkers. You trapped them bitches. Now I'm trying to have them one. Yes, sir. We got Kool-Aid in the trap. How you make your Kool-Aid, bro? I put the sugar in first. In the Kool-Aid. All right. How many packs? I had the water. Three. Yeah. Who put three packs of Kool-Aid in that shit? Yeah. I'm one and a half. This is how you make it taste like a wine punch. I'm one and a half and one half is always eliminated. I only know two, bro. I only know three. See, y'all don't know how to. I got a gallon-sized pitcher, though. I make my Kool-Aid in a gallon. Y'all be drunk. Y'all only make them, you know what I'm saying? A little corks. Y'all got a small pitcher. Small pitcher. Hot water, cold water. Cold. I'm telling you, boy. Hot water, bro? How the fuck you gonna drink Kool-Aid? Look, this is a real game right here, since we're talking about it. I mean, unless it's great. I feel like grape need a little warm. Then when you put it in the freezer, it'd be really grape-ing about it. You got to let it get a little thin layer of ice only before you even start drinking it. I can't drink purple Kool-Aid. I got to be froze. See? Gotta be froze. That cup going in the freezer anyway. Yeah, yeah. That cup going in the freezer. That cup, if I'm gonna get it right, and I got my mind know when it's slushy. You better believe you're gonna know I used to put them in that deep freezer. Quick. Send me that motherfucking deep free. What? Now I need to start trapping. That's the first thing. You start trapping as a young thing. Yeah. Frozen cup. The white cups? I mean, you just pop them up, and I got to flip it outside now. If you don't flip it outside now, you don't know how to eat that bitch. Little styrofoam cup. If you try to peel the styrofoam now, you don't know how to eat it. Real, no. You got to squeeze that. Pop that bitch out, yeah. Now you can eat this bitch. Now you're really thugging. Yeah, you thugging like that. How much do you say? Quarter. Yeah, quarter. Easy. And they're gonna be clicking. They're gonna be addicted. Yeah, they're. Nick, I'm going to get all the change that your girl gonna flow. Everything in the car, on the car flow. Everywhere. Little boy came to our house so early, we wasn't even out there yet, one time. Amen. That's what none of y'all said, that's what taught me how to count money. Because you know, when you're a kid, you don't understand how to count money. So all you know is you need a quarter. You ain't know that two dams in a nickel would get you the same shit. So then you just thought you needed a quarter. Once you figured that out, it only did. It's over with. Amen. We ain't never get them back, boy. You took a dollar go to the store. You come back, everybody. Honeymine, quarter juices, fruities, chips. Going to the Cavalry House was way better than going to the store. Especially when she opened that goddamn frieze up and you see all them different variations. And you just said it does. She's like, come on back down there, hurry up. Don't stand there with my frieze up. And she got colors, you don't know what to pick. You ain't never even seen the pink lemonade. She just, she don't even make pink lemonade on a drink. And every candle lady got a name. Our candle lady with me boo. Mitt Delma boo. Candle lady. Yeah. Mitt Delma. Mitt Delma sound like a candle lady. Mitt Delma had the ice cream in the frieze custard, the frieze puff. Just way back, he's viewed Project A. Mitt Delma always been the candle lady, though. And the bubblegum rolls. Then Miss Sue. She just said, she just said bubblegum rolls. Long motherfucker. Oh, man. The table, the coffee table full of snicker bars and twigs and rice and cups. Bite the stove. Lay it out. Lay it out, dawg. As a kid, I used to wonder how they could be like, how they be living there with all them candy bars. Me too. You don't need to fuck with candy. I ain't lying. Milky Way. Everything. Three months to do it. This is one of them stuff. What the fuck happened to Milky Way? Do they see us there, them bitches? Yup. Yup. I don't know if anybody buys. Zero bars. Zero, that shit crazy. One of the big candy bars was 50 cents. And what you gonna call it? Yeah. Circus. Remember Circus? That soda? Yeah. Remember the white Pepsi? The clear one? The clear Pepsi? Yeah. That blue one was a bullshit, now. Yeah, it was. That blue one was real bullshit. You ever see blue? Yeah, that shit was trash, bro. You remember that green with the Canadian water that was flavorful? Well, that shit was good as fuck. This is the water. Yeah, with the little cherry on it or whatever. That shit was good as fuck. Them times, your grandmother used to keep the butterscotch in the gap down the drain. Yeah, with the little. And the scrubber, you can't. The little strobe. That shit's as good as fuck. I didn't know they was as good as their motherfuckers are, dawg. Yo, grandma gave them to you. I used to just be like, I don't want this, grandma. And then one day, I just got home and never ate that bitch. I said, this bitch got juice in it? Them bitches got juice in it? This bitch got juice in it? What the fuck? Them bitches busted. I was so mad, I had ate all them other ones. She had been giving me. And them butterscotch, like you said, them shit, them creamy ones. You don't fuck with me. Them soft peppermints. Them ones in their yellow wrapping? Yeah. Call me crazy, but I always had a theory. That's what good pussy tastes like. What butterscotch? In the yellow wrap? All of it. Some of it. Teach her like that. You got a hell of a taste of butt, buddy. You hope it tastes like butterscotch, dude. More like Mexico, it tastes like. Like Scotch, nigga. That shit was good, though. What the fuck was up with the fuck's butterscotch? That pussy was good. What do you mean? Hey, what's up, it's Carlos Miller. I hope you're having a good day. 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We about to be doing vlogs. We really about to be dropping a lot of exclusive content for y'all. So if one episode a week is not enough, y'all about to get some more content on a vacation. Yes, y'all be saying, oh, make the episodes longer. I need twice a week. Well, this is your opportunity to see us twice a week. And also, you're gonna get a look into our lives. Know us on a personal level. So make sure y'all sign up at patreon.com backslash poorminds sign up today. There's different tiers. So if you want audio only, you can just listen. If you want video and audio, we have that too. And also we have a top, top tier where you get exclusive access to merch, shows, all that good stuff. So go to patreon.com backslash poorminds and sign up today. Here we go. All right, huh. Make 20 of us. Where we going? Louisville, Kentucky. Man, to the hoop. The KFC Yum Center. We ain't got no KFC yet. But it's gonna be at the Yum Center. Is it Louisville or Louisville? It's Louisville. Louisville. Louisville. Louisville. No cap. It's Louisville. Louisville. I need KFC to bring us chicken, bro. Is that close to the Kentucky Derby? It's in Kentucky. I mean, but is it close to the day that we gonna be there? Hey, man, fuck all that. Bring me some bluegrass. For real. Is Bubba Johnson gonna be there? Bubba Johnson? Yeah. That nigga. Johnson, Ralph Horses. Peter from NASCAR. Can you take it? I thought that was a car. No, nigga, that's not a car. Hey, man, come to the show. Come to the show a little bit. That's perfect. Put your horn. Take it over. Yeah. Fuck you. Come here, baby. That's the NASCAR, dude. Yeah. I thought I could take it there with a car. No, that's not a car. That's the Daytona 500. That's the Derby. Ain't nobody told me. That's why I won't take it in the fucking world. Hey, man. Shit. Take me to the horses, then. You got that, y'all. You got that. I always thought I could take a Derby with a car. Everybody, Grandma, had the fake fruit bag. If it went on a table, it was on top of the fridge. Oh, yeah. That's to let you know that she was in the church. Like the last something. Like the last something. Yeah, like the last something. I never knew why they had this shit. Everybody has a fake fruit. Yeah. That's some damn magnets or little appliances. The grandma got pots. Your grandma had the counters on the table that she never liked. Hey, yeah. Big-ass counter. You better not lie. Hell no. Never know about the plastic on the sofa. But you better not move that plastic. The little carpet runner. They will never get in trouble for leaving the corner. With the little spikes. You flip it up with the spikes. Yeah. And you better pick that bitch up when you sweep. How y'all slipping? You can't sweep over that. Remember when the cordless phone died? What? Just been in the mid-conversation. That bitch beat three times and won't come back home. Duh. Hold on for me to go to the downstairs phone. I ain't hanging the phone up or still. What? There's no time right there, bro. I ain't lying. I ain't hanging the phone up. I ain't hanging the phone up. I got it. Right. Back in here. Somebody baby knocked the phone number and picked that bitch up just to be pressing all the numbers. Hey, hang it up. Oh, that's super long cord. They go all over the whole house. The one that got bunched up the only way to untangle it is to walk far. You just had to keep walking to that bitch door and unravel it right. You on the kitchen phone in the shower. They the kitchen phone, the kitchen phone, the bed phone. The kitchen phone, the bed phone. Niggas made it happen, bro. The washer and dryer went in the sink in the kitchen. Yeah. The drain was the sink. But I just don't understand, bro. Niggas ain't... Yeah. Niggas go through it, bro. But we living in the future. You remember how bad you wanted to see it. Look at the motherfucker why you was on the phone. And I wish I could see it. Nah, motherfucker. Bitch, don't you ever FaceTime me. Niggas FaceTime me. Don't do that. Nah, I'ma tell you the worst. When a nigga knows what you don't gotta say to try to FaceTime you. Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah. What you doing? What the fuck is you... Don't ever do that unless we discussed it. No. I don't wanna see you anyway. You ever have some by the car? You can say, hey, I'm about to FaceTime you very quick. No, fuck you. I really hate having this color. I ain't agree to that. Answer this FaceTime. No. Oh, so you ain't gonna answer it? I told you I wasn't. What the fuck is wrong with you? You know what it be though? It be somebody that they want to see you. Like, hey, look, here go, hey. I told you I know. Man, if you don't get off this goddamn phone. You got... You hate the nigga but you love him at the same. You love him. They mean well. You love him. They mean well. And they just been talking about you so much. They want a nigga to see you here. They want to hit you in the back, in the back, in the back. Hey, but hit me real quick. No. I might finish you real quick. My name nigga ain't hit me the other day. Shit, this time it's in my pocket. Colors milk. I like, man, what the fuck is you telling my whole thing? I hit you back. Fuck that. Yeah, he call me. Yeah, man. Hey, man. Hey, man. I need to roll one more. I'm hungry, man. I'm right back in home. He's busy busing. What's your favorite snack? Chips. I'm a chips and sandwich type nigga. I can eat that the rest of my life. What's your favorite sandwich? They got them turkey. You making it yourself? Turkey and ham, that's right there together. What kind of bread? Potato bread. Yeah, man. You're a sandwich type nigga. I fuck that potato bread. You eat potato bread. You should get wheat bread, man. I'm on that brioche, man. I was on that. See, my wife put me on that shit, right? Then she put me on the potato. Potato better? I would go here, too. But see that? Well, he give you like the bread. When he give you the sausage. You know what I'm saying? You ever tried the motherfuckin' Hawaiian roll with that damn bread? They got the loaves, the slices. Oh, I had that, man. You don't have to get high enough, bro. How you can't just go to the grocery store and just look at shit? I do that, but I done went the last few times and I look for Hawaiian rolls. I ain't see them bitches know what. I don't know what the fuck going on. It was like it's over by the bread and I was like, no the fuck it ain't. I ain't seen it. I been looking for it specifically because you know you can't go to publics without grabbing some of them bitches. Hawaiian rolls, too good. I ain't seen them bitches. Listen, man. Put you up on game. My wife make a slider with them motherfuckers. Turkey and them bitches. With their honey sauce on them motherfuckers, bro. Might eat a whole pan of them bitches. I ain't lying. I believe. It's all good, dawg. Listen, when you first started getting high to anybody that ever got down, you got to go to grocery stores and try all the fruit. Like, piece by piece? Yeah, you like, eat the fruit. It's big enough. They had my wife try everything back in the day. No, but I did get... I was high one time at the grocery store and bought a sandwich. Early. You know the sandwich right there as soon as you come in? Hey, bitch. My homeboy used to go with that bitch and eat that bitch before he get out. That nigga get a six-inch from running that bitch and go there with the eyes and eat that bitch with the eyes. Throw the shit out and leave. He's a bad motherfucker. Yeah. Yeah, he a real savage. Yeah. Now, he's a real savage. Yeah. I don't want him amongst us. I was talking about ordering that bitch exactly how he wanted it, too. But I already said, who got the best sauce? At the grocery stores. Pugs. Pugs. Easily. Easily. Pugs? Okay, I like the sandwiches they got in New York if I'm in another place that ain't got no publics. Like, from one of them bodegas when they do that shit, that shit be slapped. See, cause them niggas be specializing in that shit. Yeah. Yeah. And the closest I feel like we got down here to that shit is like publics. I don't know where else it's gone really. Yeah. Well, let's go to Coca-Cola, then. The best sandwich in New York is when you get it. You got to eat immediately, nigga. When you get it from one of them dentists, they act like they don't want to make the sandwich. Oh, yeah. They be looking at you stand down there. Who make the sandwich? What kind of meat you want? What you want? How they be dry here like that. You like... Male. Legend. It's a man. No two. All right. What else? You was too angry. I didn't tell you to make these sandwiches, bro. Hey, man. Tell me about in-department. Come on. In-department or parlay. I started doing the podcast. I was doing OG talk. The only reason I started doing the podcast, shit. But like I said, I got tired of goddamn thinking I had a nigga saying real shit. Yeah. You got a lot of stories, too. You know what I'm saying? A lot of experience. For real. And you know the goddamn city. And I feel like every time you bring out stories that I don't think nobody else could get out of motherfuckers. I just think that comes with a level of respect. Like... I just feel like now for real I'm just getting getting back all the shit I don't put in all these years. You know what I'm saying? Being a real nigga ain't popular, bro. You know what I'm saying? You don't get pats on the back. You don't goddamn get the cars for this. You don't get the debt. Every time a nigga see you, you're like, boy, you the realest nigga. Right. So it be hard to goddamn stay solid with niggas and you keep staying solid. You know what I'm saying? But I just think niggas got to find their way and now all the shit I done did me staying solid. Name ain't ain't no bullshit. Now, probably they did and did that. Niggas respect me. And now niggas respect my craft. So now when I hear nigga like pull up, nigga like here, yeah, I can't wait to pull up on you. And I feel like niggas talk to me because we talk, we understand the same shit. Niggas know I'm from where they from. So it's comfortable talking to me. You know what I'm saying? Like niggas, you know what I'm saying? Really be talking to me for this whole thing. I can understand. Are you having fun with it, man? Yeah, I'm definitely having fun. I enjoy this shit, dawg. You know what I'm saying? I mean, it's like, like you said, I knew you as you were growing into this person. You know what I'm saying? I know you ain't really no nigga that was about no talking. So it's like to see you only are talking and enjoying this shit. It's just, it's a whole different world. Because I don't find the lane, dawg. You know what I'm saying? I just don't find the lane and I get a chance to do what I want to do. You know what I'm saying? Without making it hard. You know what I'm saying? Let's talk about my city. You know what I'm saying? You still got a lot of shit about you that you need to talk about? Yeah, man, it's going to cut. It's what I say. It ain't going to, it's going to keep coming. You know what I'm saying? Like you said earlier, they don't know that they don't know a lot of this shit. They don't know a lot of these situations. You see what I'm saying? But I get a chance to educate niggas. You know what I'm saying? I get a chance to put niggas on game. I get a chance to talk about my city in a real way. And you survive through a lot of shit for real, man. But if you don't write the history, but these niggas put you out of it, bro. You see what I'm saying? Right now, Atlanta ain't what Atlanta, don't nobody know what Atlanta really is right now. Because nobody really experienced everything, everything, everything now. The niggas on the east side are the same things and they're going to the west side. The same niggas on the north side are the same and they're on the south side. Everybody's the same. Everybody got the same guns, got the same car, got the same chains, the same Rolex watches. Everybody getting the same money. Back then they weren't like that. So me understanding chess, you know, telling niggas how shit used to be and sharing these goddamn stories about the city, I feel like that's one of the things I wanted to do. You got to see it from both perspectives. You have to. From the west side, you know, coming up from the hood, then from, you know, a celebrity entertainer side. And then I give you a side too from the street aspect and then the musical aspect too. Because I don't reach heights that niggas don't reach in neither. You know what I'm saying? I'm still here to tell the story. Like this is my, hey, appreciate the big doll. I'm going to just tell them, put all this shit. Hey, don't do this. Hey, don't be doing this. This is the end of the game. You know what I'm saying? So that's why I like to have lawyers and politicians and, you know, real estate agents. I don't just do chess rappers. You know what I'm saying? It's same as the stuff. Do whatever. You know what I'm saying? Because everybody got a message. And I feel like podcasts are like new books. Because there's nobody to read. But niggas get on YouTube and watch a hundred episodes. Yeah. That's real. That's real. So you just got to feed them the information some type of way. You know what I'm saying? We're going to reach them one way or the other. I don't know what you said. What you said you, one of your favorite things to do is come back and tell the people about the shit you just got through doing. Even when you came back and told them that. They probably got me, they probably got me ready to do shit like this. Like you doing the music and shit. That's the shit that got you out the hood. It took you around the world. Well, you remember where your first international slot was when you got to go perform on some rap shit out the country. Our first place went to, was Germany. That's a whole different monster. Don't nobody speak English. The only thing they play is American music and they sing every lyric. Every lyric, the way you go to a German club, if you wake up in a German club and then you're going to thank you in the United States of America to the music stop and you ask somebody something. What the hell is you doing if you woke up in a German club? What the fuck did you do that? You went to sleep in Atlanta in a German club. What the fuck? They don't be talking like that, bro. They be singing that shit. When you perform, they're singing this shit. Oh, yeah, yeah. Oh, I think they like me. They singing this shit. You know the crazy thing about Germany, though? They don't have nothing that you ask for. They got some shit that's almost kind of sort of damn near remind you of the shit that you asked for. He lied. I was thinking I asked for some steak sauce, right? What the hell, yeah. It wasn't A1 it was damn near A2. That shit man, that shit was about that shit was about damn near this close to almost sort of reminded me of what I was asking them for. I was like I see what y'all was going with this shit but this ain't it. Listen to this video. Go to the app. Just in case you're wondering what we're doing we are now showing you just how important having the 85 South Show app is because you was watching this show thinking they didn't finally put the shit back on YouTube. They was listening. We weren't. We weren't. It's on the app. It's on the app. The rest of this listen, the rest of the audio is on the app. It's available on Amazon, bi-stick, Apple TV, wherever you get your subscription. 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