 Let's talk one on one. Yeah, we gon' talk, we gon' have fun. We be on fire, we be lit, lit. It's a unique hustle, big shit. Big shit, big shit. It's a unique hustle, nigga, big shit. Big shit, big shit, big shit. Name another podcast like this. Check it, check it, check it. It's a unique hustle. It's your boy, E-C-E-O. I know money most about a wedding. We create content every damn day. Hey, man, hey, I'm here, man, with my guys, man. You know what I'm saying? Hey, man, I'm glad you pulled back up, man. You know it's hard to get you on the show. You be moving around. I got kids. I got kids. I got my boy, Barrio, and Blake in the building, man. What's going on, man? Same old. Man, same man. So, same man, I've been looking at your music because I was looking at everybody else's music, right? Yeah. So, when Y.S.N. Flip came in here, and a wedding came, you know what I'm saying? I seen you the whole time. Matter of fact, when we was here that day, he told me like, you gotta give Barrio, you know. He already had spoken into existence that he wanted me to interview you. You know what I'm saying? Of course. So, I just thank God that I'm able to pull it together. I knew already, when it went down, I was like, man, I gotta give it with all them boys, man. You know what I'm saying? Right. And the thing is, man, it's crazy how life feels, bro. You know what I'm saying? I'd sit back and that morning, I was up, I'd get up every morning at three o'clock, and I was up, you know what I'm saying? And somebody hit my deal and were like, R.I.P. Warden. And I'm like, what the hell is this? You know what I'm saying? So, then I hit my son. I'm like, man, trade, and he out of town. So, I'm like, ain't nobody talking to me. So, I had to wait all the way to about five, 36 before I talked to your mom. You know what I'm saying? Trying to figure it out. But I was already up, I was just editing, man. But that hit me hard, bro. And then see y'all so young, man, at that funeral, dude. You know, it just threw me off. It threw me for a loop, man. Because y'all so young, bro. You know what I'm saying? Y'all the future, really. So, I really just, you know, that mess with me. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. But my main thing is to say, man, how do you move past this, man? How do you do it? Day by day. Day by day. Like, I tell you things all the time. Like, as I can remember, I've been in two funerals. Wodies and my daddies. You know what I'm saying? So, I don't really lose people like that. Like, you know what I'm saying? Thank God. I don't really lose partners. I don't really lose family members. Like, I mean, close family members, but this is my family. You know what I'm saying? My partners. You know what I'm saying? I don't really got, I mean, I got family, but they ain't family. You know what I'm saying? This is my family. So, yeah, day by day, to answer your question. Yeah, I actually, Blake name came over me and Ward, it was talking here. Because I was like, nigga, I usually don't let niggas get on my show if they've been shot in the last two years. You remember I told them that? Yeah. I said, yeah. Yeah, I said, I don't even want them on my show. It's like a probationary period, niggas. Right. Your niggas can't come on my show unless you've been clean, you know what I'm saying? For two years, you know what I'm saying? But I know you went through something and it wasn't even for you, it's the way I heard it. You had gotten to a little situation and I was asking Wardy about it. You remember that? He's like, Blake, good, Blake, good. He kept on telling me that. But then I'm telling him, you know, about, you know, God give you different warnings and ways and signals, man. You gotta take heed to it. You know what I'm saying? Right. So I understand, I've been the shooter. You know what I'm saying? A lot of the time when you've been in the streets and you know, you street certified, people already know what you done done. That's why I can relate to the young like I do. That's why I put this together because I come from that. When you done been through what I done been through and I know old niggas say that but these niggas really came back it up. You know what I'm saying? A lot of niggas came back. A lot of niggas just be talking. They just talk. But I really, you know, you can check my track record. I don't even want to go into it. But at the end of the day, I do know I've been young. So God put me here so that I could talk to y'all. And I know that. So I appreciate you guys for coming on the show. I appreciate you too. Appreciate you all for coming to the film. Oh, come on, man, the show. Bro, I'm pulling up. That's big love. I don't play like that. We're not going no more criminals. I said that too. Yeah, I had told Rain, what if out of new mode three whoever nigga, I'm pulling up. I don't run around here like that. I'm a real cat. I don't play, bro. Like if it's my, and I hate to say it like that when it's your time to get up out of here you gonna get up out of here, bro. I walk in faith. So it's a whole different way you walk. I ain't scared down no more. You know what I'm saying? Right. So that's the whole game. But for me to meet him, that was a blessing, bro. You know, my son called him because of you, you know. And it was like, man, I want to bring him on the show. I really didn't know who the nigga was. I ain't gonna lie to you. My son kept on, he do it all, bro. He don't never talk. That nigga just get people. He's like, I'm gonna call Blake. We don't get water. We don't get them. We don't get wires and flip. We don't get these. I'm like, who have these niggas, man? It's a good time of her two years. Yeah, I was like, I said, I knew Blake. I'm like, they gotta be all right. They with family. And they could, yeah. No, but y'all do it and the music is dope, bro. Appreciate it. So do y'all have any projects that's gonna come out with Wartie? I could drop a project with me and him, but I'm gonna try to keep it. I'm gonna try to keep it just him. You know what I'm saying? You know, just play it like we features. You know what I'm saying? Cause I got a lot of songs that's mine. And you know what I'm saying? A lot of songs that's his that I'm on that flip on Dolo, you know what I'm saying? That's the whole two-fold that rap. You know what I'm saying? We got two-fold members that don't speak on a mic, but you know, I got a lot of music. I got a lot of music here that's coming out for show, for sure show. And it's gonna be featuring me, featuring my whole, my whole little clip. I know y'all, you weren't there that night cause you guys don't really move and go out and stuff. But just where were you at when you found out that Wartie had passed over? Bro, somebody had called me and told me such and such had shot Wartie. So I had, you know what I hung up in his face like hell nah, they partners. You know what I'm saying? That don't happen. And then shit. 10 minutes later, Blake called me. So I knew it was serious. And the hospital was literally four minutes where I could have took out running to the hospital. But I grabbed my girl. I think we grabbed, was Jadis with us? Yeah, we grabbed my little daughter too. She was just born. Wartie didn't get to see it yet. But I grabbed my little girl and we went to the hospital and it's when we got to bed at noon. Okay. And Blake, where were you at when you found out? I was at the crib, sleep. It's crazy cause they called me at like one o'clock. He like, man, there ain't no way Wartie didn't went out without us. Hell nah, I'm like, it's already one or something. I know the club closed at two. I'm like, it's too late now. We are already at the crib. So he like, babe, I'm just going to eat tomorrow, brother. And I did go to sleep. He just started blowing my phone up at like three in the morning. Who? Zade. Okay. One of my members, man. He just started blowing my phone up. I'm declining, declining. Piss. He keep calling. I'm like, bro, why didn't he keep calling? Not knowing, I'm on FaceTime. Somebody tell me the answer. It could be a part. I answer. He said, damn, Ben-Man just shot Wartie. I said, hell nah, not just hung up the phone. I'm like, hell nah, hell nah, Ben-Man ain't shoot Wartie. Not knowing, like, I don't even know. Whatever, whatever's going on, you don't shoot. It wasn't that important. Nah, it ain't important to all these people here, nah. But then it was true shit, Ben-Man shot Wartie. Yeah. Well, the one thing I can tell you is, were you about to say something? Yup, go ahead. Let the pride get in the way. Like, especially if that's your partner and you know y'all been rockin' like that. Why would you let him get that for? Like, people are like, hey, we can't even do this right now. You talk about this later. Hey, we get into a scene. We get into it about everything except girls. I heard y'all be fighting. Your mama tell me that. We gonna go out there and punch. Yeah. Hard. Yeah. I'ma pass him out back with 30 seconds left until I tell him I love him. Every time. Every time, that's how it happened. Every single time. But that nigga, like, he wasn't one of us. You know what I'm saying? Like, we didn't know him from growing up. You know what I'm saying? We didn't know him like that. You know what I'm saying? That was Wartie. We brought us around him. You know what I'm saying? How did that connection happen, though? Was it a little jug or whatever? Was that his homeboy or something? I mean, yeah, but I don't really want too much talk about it, bro. You know what I'm saying? But that was cool. You know what I'm saying? That was partners fucked up. You know what I'm saying? How it happened, but yeah. I don't really want too much talk about it, bro. We can talk about Wartie, though, for sure. Yeah, yeah. Okay. Well, like I said, everything takes time, bro. Yeah, for sure. Time heals everything. You know that, right? Yeah. I know y'all, right now, everybody, you know, it's intense. You know what I'm saying? When you lose a loved one, somebody that you care about. But the most important thing is you hear, and you gotta find a way to stay here, to stay free, to not get caught up in nothing the way you go. I know you gotta key it. She gotta key it, you know what I'm saying? Right. It's a bigger picture, man. You gotta think smart. Right. These streets is something else that eats you up and spits you out. For sure. You know what I'm saying? So you just gotta be, you gotta watch how you move. And niggas will come for you. This is what, this is the environment we in. I ain't gonna lie, we done been through so much shit. It's like, we moved so right, it's like, that shit had to be this and that happen. You know what I'm saying? Cause like, we don't move sloppy. Yeah, that don't even sound right, like, fighting in front of everybody, in front of the club. Like, what y'all got going? You know what I'm saying? It's one of us will learn that. And everybody, I always say this, but I know this for a fact. One of, if a two-fold member was there, it wouldn't happen like that. But nobody in two-fold was there. You know what I'm saying? His brothers, his uncles and shit was there, but nobody else with him every day was there. You know what I'm saying? I feel like if I was there, I would know I would have had my car. So he would have been in my car. If he was there, he would have been right behind him. So he shot a gun, he would have got shot too. For sure. You know what I'm saying? Like for sure, for shit show, I can be in my last dollar on it. And I got a whole bunch of them. Yeah, yeah. I'm waiting man, don't start. I got a whole bunch of them and all that. Here that come from me. Bagged up, bagged up, bagged me. And they got plenty of money. You heard it. You gotta pop my shit. Ain't never done that. Gambling and stuff, that's a damn gambling house. My wife, we ain't seen nobody throwing in bed and 20 dollars and all that shit. He didn't work, they ain't ever bit me. Okay. No, I know it's in his blood. I do know that about him. And I'm not even in action back too. Sure. No, I just. I want the action. So, just moving into the music, man. What made you, let's talk about you. Where are you from originally? I'm from Dunkinville, but I tell you because I'm from Dallas though, because I grew up in Oakville, South Dallas. Pleasant Grove, you know what I'm saying? But originally I went to school in Cedar Hill, but I'm from Dunkinville though. Dunkinville, yeah. And what made you get into music? My partners, I had a partner, a dollar that was rapping. And then my big brother was rapping. My big brother, he was a young nation. So I kind of already kind of got the gist of it. I've been seeing the mics and the stage and all that. So when my partner was rapping, there was nothing to just rap, you know what I'm saying? So, and then years and years and years and years and years and years, you know what I'm saying? You just get good. And then Water came around like my first year of rapping, you know what I'm saying? Me and him did a song that how it went up. Honey K views on SoundCloud. You know what I'm saying? So it was just that one thing. When Water was here last time with you, he said that he wanted to get y'all the platform to where y'all could put all y'all music on the same platform instead of going through other people. Are you gonna continue to pursue that? Yeah, for sure. Because that's what you, and I was in agreement. I agree with him. What he had did, and this is why I love my brother so much. What he had did, his YouTube was worldy too live. He changes to worldy too foe. Wow. You know what I'm saying? So I'm gonna leave it like that. You know what I'm saying? I'm gonna still drop on everybody else pages, but I'm gonna still drop music on his page. I got like two or three of his videos. When I get his Instagram back, I'm gonna load them up on his page and I was gonna go crazy. Cause he going crazy right now. It's fucked up that he gone. Not here to see it, but he going crazy. I don't TikTok, Trilla, YouTube, Instagram. You can't miss him. He on everybody's shit every day. Yeah, I know man. It's crazy cause like always when you pass, you gotta be like that. It can't never be like that when you're alive. And that's us. And if he was here to see that shit, bro, he would still be here. You know what I'm saying? If he was here to see his music, doing what he wanted his music to do, he wouldn't have been there. He would have been at the studio. You know what I'm saying? He's crazy cause that night, we all got a studio together. You know what I'm saying? So the earlier that day, I had picked up the rem money from him for the studio and I was telling him that we got to the studio. You know what I'm saying? I'm in it every day. You niggas need to be in it every day. Like, you know what I'm saying? He told me, bro, I swear to God, bro, come give me, bro, and go to the studio. I never came and got him. Fuck, I fucking, that shit's up. I'm on my mama, that shit's up. At the end of the day, like I said, you just said it earlier. You know what I'm saying? It was destined to happen. It had to be, bro. It had to be, you know. But the one thing I can't say is, you got to go hard for the music. You know what I'm saying? For him now. And that's why everybody kept telling me like, everybody like, like, bro, y'all got to drop, bro, y'all got to, but you know what I'm looking at? Like, shit, I ain't even recorded a song since, bro, that I like all the little shit, the clips and shit I've been putting that like, cause I recorded it almost every day cause I had my own studio. So all the shit I'm putting that, I know it's how I've been had it in my phone. I'm just now releasing it. And most of the songs I've been releasing is songs he fucked with the hardest, you know what I'm saying, the minds. So I'm trying to get back into it, you know what I'm saying? But it's all right, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, cause you got to do it. I got to, though. See, you know the person- That's what he would say. That's what he would say. 10,000 person would say that. Yeah, cause that's what he would want. That's exactly what he would want. I know for sure. That's what he would want. So you ain't, it's a no brainer. Right. You know what I'm saying? Just moving a little forward, man. So that's been a, like I said, there's a lot of different things that's going on in the music, man. When you look at, what do you like what the music is at right now? With the stuff that's dropping, the NBA young boys and all the stuff that's coming out? Yeah, I'm a fan of, I love, nah, I love them. But I'm a fan of the music that's dropping right now. Music changed. Yeah, it does. Like hell, so, you know what I'm saying? I'm young, so I keep up with it, but- Who the hardest right now? I'm sorry about yourself. I'm a big future fan. Future, you like- Big future fan. I've been listening to Future since I was- I just need to- You think you're the hardest now? Huh? You think you're the hardest now? I hadn't even heard no Future songs lately, bro. Everything, you ain't heard them lately. I hadn't, I hadn't been tapping in. He probably have, he had the club. He, you know, he- No, I can't, I can't get to you. You can't tell me. No, no, no, no, no. You can't. You can't tell me. I ain't talking about it. No, no, you don't like Future. He talking about the same stuff over and over and over and over. You don't like Future. I ain't finished with you talking about Future. Now, we want to hear him. I want to hear him. Tell us why. I've been listening to Future since I was seven, eight years old. So tell us why. Tell them why he the best rapper. Yeah, that's what they need to hear him. I'm 22. No. He been doing this since I was eight, seven. So you rock with him. I need to make some banging songs. Hold on, hold on, hold on. They say it's time to talk about Lil Durk. Lil Durk rapper, 10 years. I haven't heard Lil Durk since this year. No, I'm 31. No, Lil Durk. I'm 31. That's what I'm saying. I'm 31. You can't tell me that. No. No, but Lil Durk. I never heard of Tintil. Tintil, uh, Lil Durk. I never heard of Lil Durk. Lil Durk. Lil Durk. Lil Durk will tell you he baby Future. Really? Like Lil Uzi, baby Pluto. These niggas, it's Future, bro. Like, you know what I'm saying? The Drake's, the Young Boy's, Lil Baby's. Drake's nigga, it's only one Drake. Don't just think Drake. Yeah, you can't tell me. He's saying don't even, he's like, don't even put him in the Drake album. He's not treasured at all. He drop music. Drake, yeah. Nah, Drake, the greatest rapper in the world. You don't listen to him, though, brother. You don't listen to him. I don't listen to him. You don't listen to him? But you cannot disrespect him in that type of way. No, I'm not disrespecting him at all. Because you know he's up top. He's up top. He's up top. He's salutified. He's a rap guy and like, he's a rap guy. But Future's salutified and rap guy. When you get on, Future's not fucking with Drake, though. I don't want to get on. I love it. I love it. Future's cool, but I don't want him to be like, Drake's not no nigga. Future's a nigga, like, Future's a nigga. He break it. Oh, hey. And a nigga about, about what, 6-7 baby mommas and a nigga straight hood nigga, ain't he? Yeah, he's cool. Future, Future Rock, Future Rock. But then, Drake's like, that's something. I'm not comparing him on the money. No, no, man, that's not a great thing. Who make the biggest song? Drake. But Future, who make, who make who damn the hardest for the club? Drake likes to mix Michael Jackson type shit. Don't do that, man. Don't do that. Drake's like, rap generation, like, Drake wants to go to the club. He wanted the club. I wanted the club. I mean, so Drake, so Drake, Jam and Harder than Future in the club. Yeah, I'm not saying he Jam and Harder, they play him more. So it's like, you're going to hear him more. So it's like, they grow on you, but he's not. He got number one songs all around. He just dropped, he didn't just, didn't just, just drop. Why though? Yeah. Drake got there because he's a fan. Drake got different coaches, that's behind him. Yeah, yeah, that's why he's the number one. But, but, but NBA young boys locked up and they say his stuff going harder than everybody. It's because he's a kid. Like, kids, young boys, he locked up. You can't say that. You can't say that. No, I'm with them a lot. You can't say that. Listen, listen, listen. Okay, how many kids, how many kids under 18 got a phone? Right now. How the hell are you talking about that? Thank you. That's what it is. Who, who, who, Jam and Harder's? How you see it, how you hear it? Everybody, everybody, everybody. Everybody go look at him up. Everybody go look at him up. I ain't Jam, I ain't gonna lie. He's a young kid that's staying in the club. I'm listening to him, but I ain't just Jam and Young Boy. You know what I'm saying? Like, I'm Jam and Future. I ain't fishing here with that. I'm Jam and Young Boy. They gon' Jam on. You right in my club. You right in my club. He right though. Do I Jam Young Boy? Do I Jam Young Boy though? They gon' Jam on Young Boy and song with the Future. Me? Me? Me? Everybody. I'm talking about me. So, you gon' Jam on Young Boy then? Yeah, she's a young boy fanatic. More than Drake? Yeah, Drake, Drake, don't get, Drake, I'm listening to fire. Who the hell listening to Drake? Like, we ain't folks or girls? You should've said that with him. You should've said that with him. Drake, we're not listening to him like this. We know Drake got going. It's other coaches. Like, we know Drake got going. Drake, Drake, Drake got going. Like, Drake, Drake, yeah, Drake up there. Who's the youngster that's coming up that's hot right now in the music? What about Poo Shirested? Too funny. I don't know Poo Shirested. I don't know what I'm saying. But I'm saying Poo Shirested, did he have any music on your left? Yeah, Poo Shirested got a lot of music. We got a song with Jack O'Hullo. That month when he was locked up, that I like, but uh... He ain't doing what he was doing when he was... I don't think he was recording like that. He was with Gucci, so Gucci was controlling his music. I feel like Poo Shirested... Nah, Poo Shirested, Poo Shirested liked it like Poo Shirested. He just shit. Poo Shirested ain't a rapper like that. I feel like he ain't got a lot of music like that. He ain't in that studio like, cause if he was, he'll have some shit after being there for a while. And the music ain't coming like that? Nah, but when he get out, he gonna turn it up. I know he got his, you can chill. You can chill for a moment. No, you both have some music coming up, right? Cause you was working. He put a smash that guy is good. He put a smash that guy is good. He not that good? Poo Shirested? Because he ain't rap about one thing. Killing and shit. Who tired of hearing that shit? Rap about something else. Me can't rap about what that guy is good at. Me can't rap about nothing like lifestyle, unless you want fake rap. That's what, that's what I wanted to say though. That's what I wanted to say, I'm not going to be in the studio if I'm broke, I got to go get some money. Live for real, and that's dead shit. That's all the songs he got. He doing all that shit. Who was that? Poo Shirested. He doing all of that. You gonna entertain the fans for sure, but like he ain't capping down one of them. They had the video, nigga. They had the video. I seen the damn video. He not capping, though. I understand that. You saw that one. Gucci a real nigga. Gucci wouldn't even. I'm gonna tell y'all something. If y'all sign that shit, it'll be fake. Go do an order with some, or R&B somebody. Cause that song gonna blow up more than rappers. That'll make a song with rappers. I'm serious. But I'm just told you. It don't matter. It don't matter. It don't matter. You can't get that song right now. I'm not saying it just once. I'm just talking about just. You got a song with Jack Horlow, though. You don't say it one person, though. Ain't Rob Wave. Rob Wave. Is he a rapper? Is he an R&B singer? What the hell is he? I ain't fucking Rob Wave. I ain't fucking Rob Wave. I ain't talking Rob Wave, bro. Is he a singer? Singer. Rob Wave a solid ass nigga. I'm asking you what is he, though? Singer. Is he a rapper? I've never heard him rap. Is he a singer? Is he a rapper? What the hell do we do? All I'm gonna ask. I can't get a guy to answer. He's an emotional rapper. Emotional rapper. He's too sad to be an emotional rapper. Is he a rapper or an R&B singer? He's not R&B, cause it's love. Emotional rapper. Emotional rapper. Emotional rapper. Can be awesome, too. Emotional rapper. I can't get it. I can't get it. I ain't just no sad nigga like that. You can't ride with him. He put you in a sad mood. Yeah, like he make me don't want to do shit. He'll make you want to cry if you got demonetized. Do you know what I'm saying? Marae, you listen to Marae. No. Hey, listen, he hard. He hard. He hard. What song you got? That song with Mode 3. Who you talking about? Oh, him. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, that nigga. That nigga right there. He hard. Hey, no. I said something. I said the same exact thing. Mr. Brown would kill me. Hey, you got to listen to me. Y'all niggas some thugs, nigga. I see what's going on here. Y'all not listen to me. I jam everything with Marae. Marae doesn't listen to me, bro. So you can't listen to him, bro. I can't do it. I can't do him, bro. I don't listen to him. You listen to him, cause she'll... No, it's not Marae. They not listening. It's not sad. It's motivation. It's pain music. Oh, time to sing. Nigga, talk about Toon Stones. I feel like that all the time. Bro, that shit is good. That shit don't make you cry. That's from... You see it's a female. You're a female. So fly. That hoe is not the same. Y'all like raw wave. You're not going to get in the car. Y'all like raw wave. Y'all like raw wave. It's a raw wave. Yes, we like it. Hey, I play raw wave. So right now, nigga, everybody needs to get to see. Y'all go home. I'm going to get to cry. Y'all don't make sad music. Yo, you just future. That's it. No, no. I'm not. I'm not. You don't bang all night. I'm really on the young nigga music. That nigga not young, brother. Future. That's what I'm saying. We're talking about the goats, though. You hear me? Future's a goat for sure. You're not going to say he's not that different. I didn't say he ain't four. I'm saying top five. For sure. Top five. In the game. And nobody can disagree with that. Period. Period. Top five. Damn. For sure. You got to give it to him. He ain't on my playlist. No, he's a little booze. He ain't on my playlist. I don't have any. I don't have any. One year he was. At the point of time. No. Future's at the same damn time. I ain't from the south, man. I'm not. Future from the south. Future from the south. I don't listen. I can't get jiggled through. It's like it's crying. You need to stop saying that out loud, man. That nigga banging. That nigga banging. Trust me. I ain't worried about nobody. Future. Nobody's going to come in. Future. That nigga made some good music. Future. Future. I did a lot of shit in my lifetime. Future. I got a nothing. I mean, I'm with it. Yeah. But I'm telling you right now, you got some banging music out there. Them boys did a thing. I think you're better than Future. Who? You think he's better than Future? Yeah. Appreciate it. I hope I get there. You said Future. I ain't saying that. Listen. I think y'all better than Future. Because it's like y'all music. I can't grasp it. I can't grasp his shit. Like he'd be crying. Yeah. Yeah. He had a lot of shit though. He had a lot of waves though. He had a wave. You know what I'm saying? He talked about the trap. Now he rich. You know what I'm saying? You see the growth. You know what I'm saying? Free being gang. You know that? Free being gang. Now he talk about more zealots. So what about Dallas? What the hell? Dallas Fort Worth. All into Grand Prairie. What the hell's going on? What can we do? How can we keep people paying the bag right here instead of paying niggas to come here and get the bag? I'm tired of that. First we gotta come and get them together. They gotta get behind this two folks shit. How come the city can't get behind somebody? They gotta get behind them. I'm telling y'all. They gotta get behind this two folks shit before it's too late. That's just what I listen to. Now you be listening to something here. I'm done with that. What I'm saying? They gotta get behind this shit right here. They gotta get behind this. They gotta get behind this. So y'all gotta be more consistent. Y'all ain't putting out enough. Y'all gotta put more work out. I'm putting out. I'm putting out. No, that whole got to be coming all the time. Visuals, the music, everything that y'all see y'all romantic. Y'all in there playing the music and loving it. You got stuff that you had three, four years you never put out. You're too romantic with the music. I bet y'all love a lot of stuff. You gotta put these projects out, man. I think the one who put the most content out is who win. Yep. I'm being real. That's real facts, though. You know, when I seen DSR a long time ago, that music, I did not really, I couldn't rock with that, but they kept putting it out every damn week. Right. Every other day. So now we got the visuals and stuff we have. I don't think people working hard enough. Right. What do you think? Barrio, you know you. You in the middle of it. I just feel like. See what I'm saying? See, the young people say you don't even make you happy. They're gonna have something to talk about with me. They're gonna have something to talk about with my mom. I don't know. I just feel like, like, I don't know. I don't know, bro. I can't even explain why I don't drop that much. It's just, I be feeling like I don't want to just put it out then they don't do what I want it to do. You can't be real man. You can't let that thing go, man. You right, though. I gotta get out that. Yeah, because at the end of the day, the more you put it in their ear, the more you mesmerize them and you gonna get them niggas. I promise. Right. Put it like you hustling the streets. You don't drop no good dope. How you gonna know to go on it? Right. Yeah, but the way your voice sound as it keeps coming you keep doing interviews. You keep doing music. You keep doing, you go and do shows. You keep doing, and I guarantee you these niggas gonna come around. Right. That's the only thing the radio do to you. Some of it will be horrible. You keep hearing over and over again. Just like their future song, Drake. That song is trash to me, but they play it over and over and over and over and over. Which one? Uh, two sixes. What's that, boys? That song? What song is that? They don't get no bigger than Drake. They don't get no bigger than Drake Future and Young Thug. That's what they do. Young boy gonna be like a bad ass rap. That's a track you talking about. Young boy gonna be like a bad boy. I can't get jingles out. Young boy gonna be better than Young Thug and Future like. He gonna be, I can see that. Stop it. I can see it because he consistent. Hell. If not no industry rapper. If he get out. That's what I'm saying. When he get out. When he get out. When he get out. If he produce at the level he was producing that before. If he go industry. He is gonna kill the game. I always say that. If he go industry, he gonna be right. But all that trying to be tough shit. He got 20 in the show. You got too much money in the show. Talking about paper rock, you ain't talking about a Doth. Nah, I ain't about a Doth. Your nigga's nine. We ain't banged up. I ain't banged up. Your nigga's nine. I ain't banged up. I mean they got your nigga shit. That ain't no young nigga shit. I ain't got it. Number four. That ain't Doth. I want to say Keek like, Keek like ain't no no young nigga shit. He ain't doing, he ain't. He just falling Doth for it still. They good over there. They get money. They get money. Money bag, yo, he old as hell too. That's got it. That's what I'm saying. We on the gotty side. Like, not like, not on some picture size, but like on the music. No, on some picture size. You just said it, nigga. On the music. On the music, on the music. I'ma say that. We on the gotty side. Money bag, yo, some young niggas, she got push-ice, I mean, big 30 and push-ice, like, hey, young niggas. Dauphinem ain't got like, come on, man. They got this one little young nigga. I can't think of the nigga name, though. Who? He got a young nigga. I seen a young nigga, but he ain't did nothing. I seen, got him, got a few young niggas. You came in, you came in, ain't it? Dauphinem. It's one more dude came into their camp. Oh, it's some of that big, the dude look like Dauphinem. Yeah. I don't know what you're talking about. I can't think of nine, too. Yeah, it was one more. Dauphinem, yeah. But what I trip off of is like, how the city just embrace everybody else, but they own, man. That be on my nerve, bro. I hate that, bro. I hate it. Hate is always in your own. I'ma tell you something. I tell y'all this, cause I love you. It's the niggas that's on the microphones and dancing and hanging out with these niggas when they come to town, just keeping it going down that way. We gotta stop that, bro. We gotta embrace the ones who are here for us. DJ's. Yeah, all that. I'm not with none of that. Yeah, that shit like. Yeah, they're trying to charge everything. But they doing it, they doing it because it's keeping money in they pockets. Hang on to the fact where it's just like, nigga, how much you want? Like, nigga, what you want, please? And that's the wrong amount to the hell going to DJ's, cause that's what they don't want to do. It is. It is. Damn. You gotta pay them to get caught, nigga. I gotta pay my shit. We just gotta pay them, but what happened is as soon as y'all blow, then y'all just knock them off cause y'all already paid him, so you don't need no more. So it's like, if you build that gene with, if you build that gene, it will burn. When I go up, I can't get it. You right, but then niggas don't want to, they don't want to come meet us. If you doing everything for free. Boss talk, boss talk want to come meet us. That's right. I'm going to come see you. All right, look. And I say this all the time, I don't want no damn body who don't want me. Right. Don't even, just go with who you want you because the internet, it don't give a dang about what nobody in the city think. Go hard, put your music out, don't worry about these niggas, they're going to come around. It's other cities out there that your stuff might hit in Pittsburgh or somewhere, if you just keep pushing it. But I think what happens a lot of the time is we get caught up in our environment and we be worried about it when we should be pushing our music, putting money behind it, for as you know, when we push it out there and sponsoring it, you know, little ads and stuff, you got to do that, man. That's the reason why I said make a song. It'd be more strategic. You know what I'm saying? I'd be paying for little, say cheese posts and stuff like that. Yeah, you're right though. I got, I just had a manager that was helping me, but I don't think so. I don't think she goes to the media. I think she goes to the smalls and let them grab to gravitate towards you. Then go to the big ones. That's another thing, what I'm going to start doing I'm going to put your own press round with it. So even say cheese, he done been on this show. I'm going to try to link it to where everybody can, and we don't, You don't dare to fuck with us. Yeah, you will. No, you don't. Niggas mess with money. They don't give a dang. I promise you. They mess with money. He post me every time I pay him. Yeah. He ain't gonna post a nigga at eight o'clock in the morning and shit when niggas not woke. But I think the most important thing. What do niggas do like to pay? Like niggas pay? Here's the most important thing. If he ain't for you, don't worry about it. Exactly. You got Trial Talk, No Peel Talk. You got Dallas Global. You got Mogul Media. You can post stuff and deal with interviewing on all these platforms. You ain't got to do it with it. You can, And then you can go, you guys go to ATL. You can pay money to go get on offer for it. $500 or whatever. Now that's what we all do. You know what I'm saying? That's what we all do. It's like, You got to deal with somebody don't fuck with you though, like, Cause say this, If a, What do you buy and say cheese posts? You don't even say rest in peace. Come on, man. That ain't real. Yeah. But the thing you got to understand is. Because you said he bought it. Like if you bought it, you don't owe no lawyer to it, really. That's right. But I think the man's right. But you're right though. You're trying to say an example for these rappers out here. You're not doing it. It's cool. You're not doing it. You understand. I understand. That's what you gotta look at. Look at it. Go, go, go. Look at his interview. He even said it's no lawyer to it. He even said it's no lawyer to it. He don't even think about it. He said it's his own self. So, The game is sized. That's cause he ain't met too far a gag. You're the most loyal and he round is up. I ain't got a lot. He ain't get, I don't know. He know what's going on though. Yeah. I think it's more, and he love y'all youngsters too. So I don't see why he didn't. No, no, nobody love us for sure. We get it. No, no, no. He love the young, like he do with most of the young. I do everybody. He only deal with young, the youngsters. That's it. Right. You see when you look at all the people that be on this platform, you don't deal with the old cats. Most of the time, if you either million up or you don't deal with you deal with the young. You know what I'm saying? And I'm cool with that. That's why I'm here. Nigga, just wait. I ain't been there for seven months. Nigga, we getting to it. That's what I say. We just gonna stay down and keep putting this shit in their face. Whatever you do, whatever you want to do. When they bring us that bag, I'm gonna be sick. But you got to be consistent too though. Right. I told you that. Y'all doing music and he, hey listen man, what it was like, man, yeah man, I want, but I ain't, no, you got to keep that music coming, bro. Like you got to be coming. Like, what y'all gonna? I just dropped something though. What's up, what's up? I just dropped something like three, four days ago. I seen that. But okay, what was that song? Let me go back into this one. Mike Chick. Mike Chick, yeah. What made you drop that? My nigga D pulled up on me at the chase while I was getting wicked. Okay. And it went down right there. Went down right there. He put it with the camera. You had the microphone outside, by the bank nigga. I seen it. Don't think I ain't seen it. Yeah. Well you was outside by the bank. Hanging up on that thing in the tree nigga. Switching it. Huh? Can't get a game man. I didn't think that was you. You had a mask on, I didn't really think it was you. Man you went in on that thing man. You went in bro. Like it wasn't no game. I knew it was him. Right. That's how you gotta do it. You gotta come different right? Yeah. So what we doing next time? You don't give it up? Huh? You don't give it up? Yeah. I don't really know, but I know I got a lot of shit to drop though. So, you know what I'm saying? Nobody made an R.P. song yet? Yeah. I don't know. No, they just, you had what's the name? I don't know man. I know you. I know you. I know you. I know you. Can it be the one? Yeah. But it wasn't real R.P. song. I was just showing what happened. He was just showing it. Oh boy, so the best time to do it. Now he's fresh. So whenever you record it, you're gonna hear your feelings. You gonna hear it? Yeah. Yeah, I'm gonna get back in there. Yo, that'll probably, y'all making me get back in there for, I'm gonna get back in there for the week over. That should be the first song you do, so you can get out the way. Yeah, you gotta get that one done. That's gone. Yeah. And then go. And you need to be on it too, nigga. You did one song. I ain't getting enough. I could find you with one damn song. That's all I found. Listen, rapping ain't for everybody. You gotta feel it. This nigga quit rapping every week. He'd come back in here disappointed. I ain't doing it no more. I'm like, what the hell, nigga? I'm gonna go around. I had my own stoop, it was easy. I can just get up and go on the studio and record. Yeah, that's what I'm on. I got to have my own stoop. Well, I got my own stoop, but I'm in a rather changing it, though. So I'm gonna move it and then get back to it for sure. What's your top three artist of all time? One, two, it's two. Out of time, I'm going future. You heard that, he's still on that future. For sure. Damn. Future. Number two. Right now, all the time. All the time. Any genre. Any genre. Look how she says, she put that any genre on that. Like, you could pick Angela Winnbush or something down by the any genre. Who was that camera? Patti LaBelle. I can't know. Number two. I don't know all the time. I'ma get you right now. Number two. I'ma go future. Little baby. Right now, that Wally jamming too hard to me. Y'all know that Wally jamming too hard. Wally jamming too hard. That nigga Wally jamming. Wally jamming. I want you in top three. Future. Hell nah. Future, I fuck with future. Don't let her give me raw fuck with future. Future got some hot shit. Who's your number one? Not my top three, my boy. No cap. Shit. Wally. Okay, that's number one. Shit. Mario. Okay, that nigga up. That nigga did it right. That went a nigga down with his team. He ain't playin' no game. There's been a couple of niggas that come on and do that. I love it every time cause they show the genuine love, bro. For the team, man. You know what I'm sayin'? That nigga hard. Yeah. So how did you meet Wally? How did I meet Wally? I went to GP like my ninth, 10th grade year. Dodie, did my best friend back here, Dodie. Him and Wally Cousins. So that really how Wally came around. Oh yeah? But yeah, I met Wally one time. Really, he told me the first time he seen me, he was gonna sneak him. Really? I was gonna beat the shit out of him. What? He told you that? Yeah, he told me that, but it was funny cause I knew what he was talking about. But I was gonna beat the shit out of him. So yeah, he just seen you. He was like, I don't like that nigga. Yeah, but he knew I'm rollin'. I'm rockin', rollin'. You better not touch me in this bitch. No! Wally though. Wally, cool. Cool ass bitch. So y'all went to school together? Yeah, we went to school together. Yeah. Yeah. I noticed when he passed away, you put some crazy texts up, your mom sent them to me. I was like, what the hell? She was like, talk to my son. Stop playing. I was like, I'ma call him. He never answered. The nigga was straight. And I understood too. Yeah. Cause I knew, I know how mama think, but I know how it is when you lose somebody you love too. So I'm lookin' at both of the factors and I'm like, it just gonna take time. I respect the hell out of real friendship. I lost my friends, so I get it. You know what I'm sayin'? Right, yeah. They're like my second best friend though. I can't get shit like that. I don't know what you talkin' about. Yeah. I can't get it. So you're first and 90 more, it work? Nah, grandparent my best friend died in Currie when we were like 16. Wow, you've been through a lot. I've been chillin'. Yeah, but, hey man, so how? What about you? How you gonna move differently? Are you still gonna move exactly the same? I'm movin' with my people. Yeah. That's how I'm movin' with my people. When you see me, you gotta see me with my people. Yeah. It's hard to get in touch with me. Just get close, kind my people, so. That's what's up, man. So do you feel? I'm out here though. I don't got them out here. Don't let them tell you we not out here. No, I know you out here. Nigga, I heard you was over a big demo. Wasn't you over there with them the other night? Yeah, we was over there with Big D. Yeah, and then y'all just neglected Boss Talk. I couldn't believe it. No, I didn't. No, I didn't. Nigga, I had to pay for all this stuff. Nigga, all these damn microphones and cameras. I'm like, damn, I know me and Blake better than that. They were havin' my fault before Wally died. Like, before all this happened, I was supposed to go on a tour. You hear me? And since Wally died, we was still gonna go, but my boy had a show we had to perform at the show because it was already permanent before Wally didn't die, so he let us perform a shit, so it was all good, but that's what we had to do. I know how things go. I knew for sure we were gonna get this Boss Talk when I wasn't in, man. Come on, man. No, you can't help but get this in your blood. No, for sure. Man, so do you, hey, look here, man. Who you on the phone with over there, Nigga? You got an important call, man. I know, I got an important call. I need to hear my... So what's your favorite song that you feel like, you know what I mean? Don't say the last one, I don't like that. You don't say every nigga say the last song, I mean with the best song, lady. Nah, I got, right now, it's called Better Me. Okay. I said, I probably don't say cheese and stuff like that, put a little bread behind it. I gotta put some more bread behind it, but... So you like to say cheese, but what about a hand paint? You don't ever use this platform? Yeah, I use this platform a few times, but... What you got to say about hand paint? Here we go. I think we have hand paint. But look, my boy Kenny say he on the way, man. Don't forget about him. Oh, he coming? Yeah, he coming. Kenny on the way. Kenny B. So he coming tonight? Yeah, tonight. Okay, cool. Yeah, we gonna do this tonight. Yeah, I got another guy that's coming, the spirit. Yeah. Kenny, come on. I gotta get home. My kids, man. I know, boy, this nigga a family man, nigga, this nigga work for damn, I'm about to take care of the kids, boy. About two years ago, this nigga work for damn, man, this nigga is a good man. I got four buns. I gotta go home. God, dang, that nigga B, Sammy. God, for real. Man, you know what's up. When you think about what we can do to bring the city together, what kind of, y'all need shows here? How can we set it up? Y'all niggas want a lot of money up front, probably. That's what the problem is. Right now, nah, I need some paper, I need some paper in this. We just like them. See what I'm saying? Nah, nah, we gotta figure out a way. You set up, we put them all free. Bro, I just had 10, how many? I had 10 different artists to perform night full ass. Something like, I had, what, three or four? Two or three from Houston. Three or four from East Texas. And some from out here. Yeah, man. So I'm doing it again, though. I'm gonna do it again, cause I'm bringing, every time I do it, I'm gonna do it to where we can come together. If I talk, you get some set up, we put it down. You already know that for sure. All right, I'm gonna set it up. Anybody is, they're making me pay for it. Nah, I'm gonna make sure, I'm gonna pay money to make it happen, too. Yeah, for sure. Because I just want to see us keep something going for y'all, bro. I even got the chocolate lounge, right? I can rock with him. So we can do some. Right, that's how I'm doing it. Huh? Well, you can tell me that. What you mean, you want to perform now? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. No, you talking about, you got the chocolate lounge. Hey, I got people coming in town, we can pay for the, to get some money. Yeah. I don't work good, no. Yeah, I got, yeah, I'm, I'm just linked in with the nigga we just started getting cool. Like, I'm a cool nigga, like, I'm like, yeah. But we gonna rock out, like, I got some stuff that I'm gonna go and have a meeting and I'm gonna set it up to where y'all can come through and do your thing. We gotta do it. We got to. Because that's what's happening. Like, people ain't performing, they ain't going to these places and doing stuff no more. They ain't gonna kind of chill. Nigga wasn't paying the money like they were. They're like, hell, now we ain't doing nothing else. You know what I'm saying? I'm performing at one o'clock or now we can get it at the time. So we got that slot open from one to five. I mean, from one to one o'clock. What you gonna do? I don't know yet. You a rapper? Nope. Sometimes, every nine then, he don't rap all the time. We went to Vegas, he rapped. Did we come back? I don't rap no more. See, what happened with Vegas was I was making that beat for, that beat on Mode 3, make that song Who Beat Them Up. Let me hear it. I'm here. I don't talk about it, man, I don't talk about it. I was making the beat. Oh, you a producer too? No, I can make the beat. He do it all. I make it like him. And it's like, I was making that song Who Beat Them Up and that morning, Mode 3 had dropped that song. So I like fucked that beat. Long live Mode 3, man. So how did you, how was y'all with Mode 3 though? Was that, do you feel like he was, he was... Okay. I'm a little bit Blake speaking about Mode 3. Yeah, I'ma say he was. Yeah, y'all say what you want to say. I'ma say something wrong about Mode 3. Okay, you got Mode 3. My sister love Mode 3 though. Hold on, you got Mode 3 and you got a what's that boy named Bobby Billions. Rain, they been tripping about that. He was just on this show. I just posted it today. I seen Bobby Billions tripping. Now I seen him posted some messages talking about nigga being a fan of this shit. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You don't do no, you don't do no shit like that. Hell nah. That ain't no real nigga shit. You don't count your blinks. Y'all made a hit song? Y'all made a hit song with Mode 3 there to study y'all leave that alone. You don't count your blinks and don't fuck. That hat, that hat. He really didn't know Mode 3 though. But he just said, he made a song with Mode 3. He didn't have to just do all that. You hear me? He said he put Mode 3 on with that song. Yeah, he said he fed that family. So I said, man, hell nah. Mode 3 was already a meaning for you to make that song. Mode 3 was already a reason. That's what I'm saying. And Mode 3 was, that song was not gonna come out before he died. That song would come out if he would have died. I mean, if he would stay alive. So I would know it came out. Well, all I'm gonna say is he didn't know him, but the song wasn't a bad song. Nah, it was good at song. Don't play yourself in the saying that song was bad. That's why Mode 3 picked the song. Nah, it's your question. You know what I mean? Did he deserve it? Deserve what? The die? Mode 3 did he deserve to die? Yeah. Hell nah, lonely Mode 3, man. You don't deserve to die when you got kids. I understand it. I understand it. You live your life, you post it. You know, you get some money. You get away. He didn't have to be down here, you know what I'm saying? But you never know what people got going on, situations and stuff. But once you the money maker, man. They coming for you. They coming for you. So how important is it to leave where you from when you get on? Really important. It's hard. How's you from the streets? You niggas from the streets. Hell nah, I'm gonna practice how I get some money. You gonna leave? Get up at this. I'm gonna leave. You ride them out, you out. Out. Out. They might not have ever seen my face. They might not have ever seen my face. Nigga, all y'all go to ATL. I might just go here. You might just go to Houston. Four hours away. Ain't nobody out there. That really ain't bad. That ain't bad. He's bigger than Houston. Get in the bathroom. This is widespread. But I like L.A., man. I like it. You become a target. I need to ask you a question instead. Go ahead. You can always, if when you move, like if you're in the streets and you're doing this and when you move, you're gonna change your attitude or what you're doing or you're gonna change everything you're doing. My attitude? Been changed, right? Been grew up. No, I'm just saying, like he's saying like people from the streets that's always trying to move when they give money. You saying like, Thank you. Yeah. Some people just, some people just can't change who they is. But if you smart, if you smart, you're gonna say, fuck these streets and let's get this money. The reason why I'm saying this is because of a young boy. The same situation. He moved. It's still the same situation he in. Like every time he moved somewhere, he out in the same situation. It's because of him. Then why I'm saying, then why I'm saying once you get money, you become a target. It's like a trap. Because you want to show them how you live and by how you live, you're gonna get you put in jail or the grave. But you want to get, that's what's getting you money though. Tell them that that's what's getting you paid. No, it's not getting him paid. He's dropping music. He dropping this shit. He's shitting and blowing up. That's how he getting paid because he had a wack ass contract. Remember that? He had the wackest contract in the world. And he still made money. So it ain't him off his vision cause he not really dropping shit. Like vision like that. He just dropping his music and people gravitating towards it. So he ain't gotta be like that. He just wants you. That's him though. Let me ask something. Do you think that they said, did y'all watch Boots when he was on a breakfast club? Yeah, I seen. Do y'all think that he was set up? Yup. When he went up there and they had the gay guy. The gay man up there? Yeah. Nah, you know, it's gay people everywhere. No, but they set him on the panel. Like if y'all came in here and I'm like, and you knew I had a full deal against something. They know Boots is black. Look, to black people. It seemed like it just. Look, black people, gay people, that's nothing. You hear me? We can walk through and see gay people. What we gonna say? Ah, they gay. But in reality, they probably coolest fuck. They are. Black people, that ain't nothing. Boots, you don't see it like it's nothing. Like gay people, that ain't shit. But when they got on that panel, when they got on that panel, they start bringing up the fact of him being a straight guy who be talking down on different situations with like a gay phobia. Yeah. It means you sat here. And me and you sat here and talked about gay people. And me and you straight. We sit here and talked about gay people. It'll be a thing, but like it's different for black people. You just gotta know people like. Right. Gay people don't care. No, I think what they would do is boost it. Every time they boost it, he can't force his kid not to be straight. He can't tell his kid that they can't be gay. Yo, they're telling him. They say. Yeah, you can do that. I can tell my kids anything. And black parents. They tell him he can't do it. Black parents, beat your ass like. But they telling him he can't do it. Yeah, you can't do it? No, hell no. He can't. They telling him he can't do it. You can't tell a black person nothing they can't do with their kid. No, not in my house. Maybe we'll get the shit slapped at you. Well, not in my house. You can do it when you leave. But as long as you're here under my roof and I'm paying these bills, you're gonna have to do what I ask you to do. They're trying to tell him that he can't tell his kid that they can't be gay. Yeah, when you leave, we cool. But you don't bring it to my house. Yeah. That's the way it's gonna be. I mean, you can do what you wanna do in your house. And I think that's what boost it was kind of trying to allude to. Boost is saying he ain't letting his kids be gay. Well. And he's saying he's not going to the wedding if it's one of his people that ever get gay. I mean, one of his kids is gay, he's not going to the wedding. He's not going to give his daughter a way to go off. Because once you stand on something like, you gay like, I ain't raise you like that. That basically you saying you going to get some. You going to get some what I said. But do you think that, okay. One of my, one of my Trio Talk, no Pio Talk came on here and he pulled up a, what's that boy, Nas X. And it was soon as he put him in, it came up with not, when he put in something for the kids, he put in kids and he put in baby. No, baby videos. Baby videos and Nas X come up butt naked. Nas X a clown. I'm just telling you what happened. Cause he wasn't gay before all this. If you look up baby. He was, listen to that song. He probably was gay. When that big hit song came out with the white man. Listen to that song. He wasn't talking about like, he was gay. Listen to that song, listen to that song. That's old T. He was gay. No, no, it probably do, but I ain't listen to it because he gay, but like. Did you hear it? Nah, don't want to see it. You will never know. I didn't. It's a man talking about riding a horse. He wasn't talking about riding a horse. Bro, bro. He wasn't doing none of the gay shit he doing now. He doing straight gay shit like he doing that for clock. It's not him. Would you? It's not him at all. For the money, if somebody props you up, would you ever be pregnant? No. For the money? No. So mean dollars, if I ain't got it. I can't say it. Nigga, if I got it, hell nah. Hell nah. I don't need it. I ain't got it. If a nigga out here homeless in the street ain't got a way to feed himself I'll be a damn fool not to do it. If y'all be a damn fool and y'all friends and y'all be talking about him. I'm a clown. I ain't talking about him because he got ain't talking about me, because I got that. I'm saying to somebody who I ain't got shit out there, if there'll be a damn fool not to do it. Just put on the makeup and just put that stuff. Put your props inside for you though, for you. I ain't doing it. I ain't doing it. I ain't doing it. You know I'm not doing it. If you was pulled out there and somebody come off and do it. I'm not doing it. You a damn fool. What is the motive behind him doing all this stuff do you think that should get you money and they gonna do whatever get you money attention follow people don't love that you hear me to see a black man they're gonna pay him no he a bitch but the white people don't pay him so he really love that but the black people like he's not doing it so he would have been did it before this right he would have been did it he's gonna for cloud that's gonna pay he number one going number two on charts and shit that's gay shit like white people support that black people who like us like when you made this out you ain't gay you ain't you hear me nah hell nah we ain't going for that listen I can tell you what happened to him that man he was he been gay he just wasn't doing like that so he got the debt that deal he got when you got that money he man I say it's really with illuminati I don't believe in it like we don't know little nice ex-aluminati. Yes I don't believe it. I don't believe in it. I don't believe it. I don't believe it. I don't believe it. I'm about to be an aluminum. I listen to what you think. Tell me about it. Nick gets some money, Nick gets some money. I'm telling you. I'm telling you. He's promoting gay on left of television. There's nothing behind his head. He ain't the only one promoting gay. Listen, listen, listen, listen. Hold on, hold on, listen to what I'm saying though. He's saying that promoting gay stuff on TV. Every time Bruce is saying something about his son, not being gay something they cut him off. Any time somebody talk about something straight they cut him off But he's behind being gay still. behind being gay stuff they promoted if you go down to Dallas right now it's a big ass thing in the middle of the city a gay nigga on the whole butt naked in the middle of the thing anybody can see this they promote gay shit and they keep on they step behind gay stuff that the city the world is gay people in this world run the industry it's gay people that run the industry I don't care what the billions of people in this world they run the world nobody can't run people who care about this shit like if it ain't you you hear me you ain't gay fucking let them be gay I just I just ask you I don't like about this if they promote this shit towards our kids don't want to say I don't like look you can't stop it you can't stop it you can't stop it you can't stop it you can't stop none that's going on in this world why you can't stop it cuz it's going it's going too fast you can't stop the generation don't want to stop it that's a problem generation no every kid got a cell phone no no kid is outside I gotta ask y'all question that's why I can't stop it can't be I gotta ask y'all question y'all y'all been on interviews I know shout out to uh what's her name little bro yeah I don't know little bro probably did issue you know east coast cuz I don't want up there and interview people um far as the platforms go do you feel like they they give the South just do when you look at the New York and you look at the way that they do certain things in in LA or whatever the Vlad's do you feel like they give the South just do the music you understand what I had tough skin when you come from the south though like cuz it ain't no no I get it but I'm asking you the question do you feel like they recognize us as artists or as well as whatever I can't say no because it be a lot I mean it be a lot of rappers come from the south you know I'm saying it just that get discovered up there no no no it's only a few that get that get big globally for sure I'm a whole nigga so I always remember just pimp see the way he would talk about how they didn't recognize us so they didn't respect what we had going down here and I think I love the fact that y'all so independent y'all don't give a care about what nobody do y'all gonna do you don't think you like it or you don't have to like y'all still gonna do it so I respect that right they don't like it they take us out of they gonna ride the way they get out they definitely take the beats and stuff and act like they they do what I'm taking nerves who do you like you like on these girls do you like a little dirt I'm on yeah the dirt hole but lately I've been on Detroit rep was a lot Detroit be Detroit got going up the speed of music of a little bit of some money up there they talk about I can relate to my boy K. Cunningham man no one drop you man come on man straight out that money of theirs they got that money up there for sure just beyond they got the Detroit got a little wave right now for sure so yeah I'm rocking with Detroit and they stay in Dallas now everybody Detroit they stay come a dollar yeah I can tell you why everybody come to Dallas to get a bag now on the show you can't say the fuck away from Dallas no cap so eight really man um if you could go back and talk to the younger you what would you say to the younger you I'm talking about the one that was by 16 to get him prepared for what he's about to face stick to the same people that I know they love you know I'm saying like no new niggas no new no new girls a new partners you know I'm saying just stay head on that makes sense you know Sam stay around the ones that you know for sure didn't I'm saying because if you had been in situations with you know I'm saying that's that's the biggest thing I tell myself like and just be yourself like you don't got so far being yourself so stay being yourself same question what would you say to the younger you 15 year old Blake he wouldn't listen no damn way but what would you say to man stati poet niggas way dog no cap these niggas is in the way so I'm trying to get y'all out the way already man so hey man so hey man I appreciate you guys for coming on the show it's big love you know it's on y'all family bro how can you get a hold of you I didn't even get man I know number Instagram Twitter whatever I'll be I'll be on there what are you on there what I just took my Instagram so right now I lose y'all Instagram more than everybody I like to let the niggas in as broke so that could tell them what to do you know I'm saying I want to let us in we could y'all be on there with a lot going on I got some going on what let us in but you can find right now on my Instagram bar your press got shout out to Cowboys already your Cowboys fan that heart you too Cowboys fan man come on man I'm from Texas monster take it to be exact I was on here before he got locked up to free read man free free free free free count long little water no cap man y'all been going through a lot lately bro it cool though we don't get through this I know you're gonna get through it I'm right here if you need me for show man we love you bro yeah hey and if you ever need to talk you call me nigga y'all got my number it ain't changing 20 on my old nigga it don't change now I'm a hustler to make I don't lose no money not for sure check it man say man it's been another great segment of boss talk 101