 Everybody got their own way. People make pain music, people make drug music, people like pain music, people like drug music. I'm sending my message to a lot of people, late to it, in different kind of ways, their own ways. Some people ain't meant to the same what I meant to do, but they ain't meant to the similar stuff you've done. And they can put it in that home like, pain music, I'd say music we can feel, music that come from the court, it come from the soul, you can feel it. Other people can feel it when they hear it. This is my story right now, I put it in my music, and the people feel that, they feel my story. You don't know, I'm just one person, but it's the main people that went through the same thing I went through. And they feel that. I was just like that kind of person though. I fought all my life, I fought for my life, and now I'm fine. Yeah, I'm on that gang, whole gang bang, and whole gang gang, and I'm being some Chilean switch. I grew up in Atlanta, East side of Atlanta, when I was taking out, I got originally, I was going up on Glenwood, you feel me? But as I got older, I was on the house, taking out, that's when I, you feel me? Like, found myself at, you feel me? I really had to find out my own way, like, I had to go through a lot, like, when I learned myself, you feel me? I ain't really had nobody to tell me, take these steps and do this and do that. I got out there learning myself, I messed up a couple of times, to get what I meant. I rapped about what I've been through, like, all my music, I rapped about real life experience, right now experience, like, everybody's still going through, like, ain't nobody perfect, even when I rapped about what I've been through, and I rapped about what I'm going through now. My music, it comes from the streets, you feel me? Like, what I rapped about, it comes from the street. And then, like, how I put it, I said, come out like poetry, like, you can feel it. My song's gonna be having, it's simply just having one type of, so I can't never really just explain my song like that, you feel me? Like, I've been talking about it, like, on one song. I don't know what it means until I know more than they write. I listen to, like, the old, the old rap, like, two parts. And music is deep, you smell me? So I feel like, when I make my music, it gotta be, it gotta be deep, it gotta feel it. You feel me? I feel like real music is the one they can feel. I always work, like, I ain't making nobody feel me. I'm young, but then again, I feel like time ain't on my side, and I don't, I feel like I'm old. I feel like I need to make stuff happen faster. I'm, I need to kind of, I'm the kind of person that I like to do stuff. Soon I think about it, like, I like to hurry up, like, I'm in the rush. I don't know where I'm going, but I'm in the rush. And it's the hood, man. You know what I'm saying? You gotta know what a man's like. You be able to go like, that's what we came up with. That's what we found ourselves at on our block. We all know who we is. I'm still with the same people I came up with from our block. Like, our relationship, like, we like real brothers, like, one woman. And you know, none of that. Like, it's just, even if we fall out, we won't know we're going to start beefing with family. Even if we fall out, we ain't like, we don't know what we're doing to each other. And then, like, we're real brothers. I love some people close to me, family. I put that in my means or two. Everything happened before I read. God got a reason for everything he do with family. We can't question it. I mean, the hook is important. I ain't even like, this is really important. Like, check on your people, make sure your people spread your family because you don't never know what somebody's going to do. I'm that kind of person like, I might come outside, smile, be happy. And then, on the inside, I feel a whole different kind of way. If you don't understand it, people don't know how it feels that I put it out in my music. When the storm over, that sing on shine, you should name it. Like, everything ain't always bad. You got to go through it. You got to go through it. You got to go through it being big. Like, who I want to live without going through it. You know what I'm saying? I'm like, it wouldn't mean that. Like, everything always happened to you. Always in the kid. Everything always, you got to go through it. Because I ain't had my daddy. So, I can't let my son not have their daddy. You feel me? My momma did what she had to do. It was hard on her. I ain't gonna really say it was too much hard on this. You feel me? Because as kids, we don't got too much to worry about. Like, we just really just had them fun. You feel me? Like, or whatever. Like, when I say the lights might go out, we're still gonna play when the lights out. You feel me? The hot water go out, we're still gonna play when the hot water go out. But, at the end of the day, Ma'Nu's going through it. I'm not really too much ass to shing it. So, we'll stay fit. You feel me? Roll it, roll it, roll it on my wrist. Feel like a kid now. I don't play back smoke if you want beef and you getting gunned down. Eli ain't this b**** she so geeked up that he can't come down. Ran out with him and then I just gave his head to run round. I straight out the head somehow I fell in love with gun sound. Big get in the trunk towel, beat it up throw in the towel. Make it nice some honey shots. You don't get gunned down. Walk on down like NLE. He can't run now. I was finding cases like chair cases, how my case is over and talking about a nine bullet. My case is over. I had a RICO case. I probably got like okay on my RICO case there's probably like four to six charges on my on another one of my case like SIM charges on another one of my case like four charges and then another one of my case three charges. I don't know how many charges there is in an hour but that's a lot of that's a lot of charges. You feel me? And then the RICO by a suffage it's a bad case. You feel me? You know what I mean? It's just like I don't know if I want to be in jail, man. I went through it. I'm out of it. Like, that was probably like I ain't gonna, I ain't gonna say it was the worst part of my life. I probably say the best part I'm part of my life been going to jail because it gave me time to sit down and think and then when I came home I was on my ground and I took a rap all the way 100% serious. It's just like man you going through all this but you supposed to be great right now. You supposed to be like I was singing in jail, man. In jail I ain't even in jail for the jays, man. In jail for the birds and that. Jail ain't for nobody. I ain't know a lot of what helped me think. It helped me change my life around. It helped me want to do better like knowing what I don't want to come through. It's just somewhere that I went through knowing what I don't want to go back to. You eat when they tell you to. You sleep when they tell you to. You eat the bathroom when they tell you to. It's like you're a slave. You can't do nothing other than what they tell you to. And the president is making me angry. I ain't know getting sent to the hole. You feel me? For fine. I ain't know getting sent to the hole done. They sent me to the hole. Like they gave me 140 days in the hole. You feel me? Like the hole is nothing. You can't come out yourself. We're being ourselves for like five days straight. Before we get it come out, I said for one hour ain't no phone or nothing. Ain't got no contact to the free world. So, feeling that with that. It definitely messed up. I feel on the screen too cause I still be telling myself about it. But it ain't bad to talk to yourself though. I rather tell you myself than tell you anybody else. I was happy to be out but I had to readjust to the world. It ain't feel real to me. It feel unreal when I first came. When I walked out in the family and felt home. I couldn't believe I was out. The fight I know is fine that we learned in the screen. We learned ourselves. We taught ourselves how to fight. But now I'm being taught to fight I wake up and do this every morning at 10 o'clock in the morning. I be at the general training. I get on the speed bed. I spar Libby. Some days I work out and get my scrubs up in my house. Arms, chest. I buy some money and I be with everybody. Everybody probably can't take a punch and get one. Everybody can't hit nothing. Get up. When I fight now it's fine. But then when I fight I was mad. Now when I fight I be boss. It made my whole day go smooth. My whole day be scraped. It's another way I like it. It made me feel like I'm doing something good. When I get in the ring I don't really get too much advice. I've been good already. Fine is fine. But when you get in that ring it's a whole different story. You got to have a win. A fight can be over quick. If you're bossing you take all the way it's round. Y'all don't have to punch the right way. So what I'm working on now is punching the correct way, dodging the correct way and getting my wind up. I always be fighting and doing a little ball. I always be doing something great as a bag. It's fine. All the way when I fight I'm trying to drop down on 175. But I'm second though so I really can't come out of the ball. I'm definitely disciplined because I grew up going from where I know what I'm supposed to be doing. I know how I'm supposed to be doing the story. I've got a whole different heart, my heart a whole different way. All I've got to say is the streets don't love nobody. The streets don't love nobody. They don't come with this. But in jail we are getting out. We are trying to get up. I got to where I could be by my second family and it was the time for me to take it to next level.