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I just want to tell you that Cause he gonna chop it up, clip it up, do all of that Before the full length come out If you want to see that full length first Just go ahead and sign up for our membership package Thank you in advance Hey, man, listen, man Guys, thank you guys for joining us again today, man We got some guys in here They really don't need no introduction These guys right here, man Listen, man, it about to go down The D.F. Dub is in the building today We got the D.F. Dub You know, a lot of people be trying to hate, man But we ain't gonna get the Dallas people He don't get all of the... He don't get the Fort Worth guys no more He don't got two Bs Stop playing, man Y'all see me over here grinding every day Straight up Check it, man Rife is in the building What up, what up? Jack Barmore is in the building Jack And it's about to go down, man We about to go down through that with these two guys right here, man I hope you guys enjoy it Let's go So are y'all originally from Dallas? I'm originally from Fort Worth From Fort Worth? Yes, ma'am Okay, and you? Yeah, I'm from Dallas Dallas, Texas I thought of Fort Worth East Side Yeah, you cribbing I'm not cribbing I was around cribbing, but I'm not cribbing That's a crib neighborhood Well, I was at it was blood territory You know, I don't know, I'm an ass kid It's outside more so it was a crib territory Okay, let's get through it But I go over there as well You was over there, your grandmama live over there No, my grandmama lived in the 6th, stop 6th Okay, okay You know, Fort Worth and Dallas Now, what part of Dallas you in? South Dallas Ooh, Barrel Street Yeah, South, all the way down Everything's south Burnton I love it Before they towed down the other part Yeah, before all of them You know they got a Burnton farm over there now? Yeah They a little restaurant down through there I didn't even recognize it It looked beautiful when I went down there I said damn, is we downtown? They got rid of the curb I was like, oh yeah, they didn't switch it up You know, it's just dope to sit back and just kick it with You know, we're in the city, right? And just to see the development Me and you could talk about it all the years Man, when you, you might go by Rochester now That's the only thing still look, you know Look good and original The rest of it, they messing up Trying to figure out ways to I don't know if they're trying to How they call it when they trying to push them out Really dense Just fine Yeah, and you see it, don't you? Oh yeah, oh yeah I'm going through it right now They trying to push you out Yeah, going through it right now How much money you going to charge them Because they not getting this house Well now, see, you know I was lucky, man, that the street that we grew up My family grew up on My grandfather owned a few houses on the street And so now that they pass and it's on us now We trying to hold on to as best as we can But they tearing everything down Rebuilding stuff up It just looked crazy to me You know what I'm saying? You still got the frame houses And you got these four story White houses in between out of frame houses But it is what it is That's good that you trying to hold on to Because a lot of these younger kids nowadays They just care about the money They're not caring about the value of something being passed down From generation to generation You know what I mean? Yeah, yeah, yeah It was like, I've seen it so many times They argue between each other Oh, just give me the money I can go do this That why you want to stay in this hood? Right, right, right, right You see what I mean? Yeah, it's important to me Because I remember growing up over there Spending, you know, Christmas over there Walking home from school from Charles Rice Whatever the case may be And I want to make sure that stay in the film You've seen your first, you know You've seen a lot of your firsts I'm not going to get in your person of business I know you've seen some stuff over there The little baggies, all kinds of stuff You know what I'm saying? Let's not go all the way into details But in the south, you know what I'm saying? You might see somebody I seen a nigga get his head Just, you know, boom Right there at Henderson Chicken I'm walking in the door And they still trying to serve me chicken Like it never happened You want your chicken? I was like, hell no, I'm drunk It wasn't Malcolm X back then It was something, what was it? It was Oakland back then My boy knows, see, we were over there It was bad, man, that's all I'm going to say But we still went to Barbies every weekend, nigga We still went to Anime, nigga Yeah, we still went to Lady Love every weekend, man We still went to UTV every weekend, man I'm going in We still went to House of Jocles every weekend, man The ghetto club every, this boss talk, man Yeah, man, that's all I'm going to say Don't you trip, because I'm going to tell you something I was over there and broke it Your kids don't know nothing about that I know what that is, I'm saying They don't know nobody clubs or none of that No, they know nobody clubs, but it's a different kind of club Different kind of club, yeah, yeah, yeah There ain't nobody strip clubs We went to have a dance floor, you know what I'm saying? There ain't no dance floors and clubs no more You know, it's just space to sit down and chill And they know, it ain't really no club to me Lounges Wow, well, I'm going to be honest with you, Jack Welcome to, we going down through there You know what I'm saying? Rose there, I'm buried, nigga I don't think I ain't been to Fort Worth, nigga You ain't, you know what I'm saying? You're right down there on Rose there Yeah, y'all, so you thought I was there I just playing with you, I'm old, nigga I had my cousins and them live over there My first cousin, my oldest uncle Out of the nine boys and five girls Was out of Fort Worth after he left from down in Smythland He stayed over there from the early 70s all the way up So don't think, that why I be trippin' after these niggas Cause I'm old, but I was running everywhere they let me stay If my uncle was over there at the end of the year, I might be over there You know what I'm saying? My daddy brother? Yeah, not real You know what I'm saying? So how was it coming up in Fort Worth in this new day? Cause y'all got some good rappers over there You have some still competition over there When they come down to their music, man Oh yeah, even some of the ones that ain't acknowledged, man There's some real lyricists over there, man They don't get the attention they deserve Wait a minute I don't go by that No, who you talking about? What you mean? Put a name on that I'm gonna say my boy Chief Rebel Why he ain't getting no recognition He ain't working hard Where's his Instagram at? He's working, but sometimes he's turning over Chief Rebel I mean, okay, well, see, and that's why I mean you Me and you are different because Chief Rebel If he hot, the world gonna call him hot now If he working That's what I'm saying You understand what I'm saying? If he on that YouTube The YouTube gonna say, you know what, nigga, you good Or go to hell, nigga That's what the YouTube do to you All your Instagrams say, nigga, you good No, no, no, no, nigga And it's gonna tell you in a way Where you can accept it or you can choose to ignore it Am I right? Absolutely, 100% correct So why is he not known? Because he probably hard as hell Well, I'm gonna say because you know the business Is the biggest part of it So you can have the talent But if you ain't got your business together And if you ain't got the funding This shit can make it complicated And that's his situation Especially when you got kids So his main focus is Of course he's striving for this But his kids is his priority as well So it's like, you got a multiple amount of kids So it's kind of hard Me, I'm gonna have one Him, he got like five Man, Shawty Low had 18, nigga He might have the money though You see what I'm saying? He had money I ain't try to let you, I ain't had 18 But I met Shawty Low I think he had more like 12 or 13 Man, I just blowed it up a little bit more Shawty Low, Shawty Low, Shawty Low He probably didn't have the money When he started having them kids Right, but he might got to the right Opportunities or situations that got him the money My partner haven't came across that shit Everything that you do starts in the mind It does, you're right Everything that you create starts right here No, fakes So I don't know what I'm gonna look him up though Because you shot at that nigga out on a ballstop He gave him a shot at a ball You been in that nigga hell of a shot out Winnie learns out about you Winnie learns about Jack Boy Marley And you shot at that nigga You can cover that nigga So Jack Boy, where the name Jack Boy Marley come from? Okay, Jack Boy Marley comes from Really just an attitude You know what I'm saying? I'm influenced by Marley a lot Especially his message was All right, you know my wife Jamaican Now you dreading on some love You dreading on she knew why She was gonna get you right there Now you drop your butt right over You in there, we just got back from Jamaica Nigga, now Island Road from Kingston All the way to Montego Bay All the way to Nagria Back up to Montego Bay Because of that woman right there So when you speak Hey, I've learned it, stop here I've learned it Go ahead, baby, talk to her No, I finished what you said So Marley comes from Bob Marley Of course, because I love his message And his, you know what I'm saying His energy was peace, love and happiness Like I wanted, that was big for me Especially within his music His music is very beautiful Him and the Whalers, I have a cassette tape Not tape, but a two-side disc I can play either side and play They're greatest hits You know what I'm saying? And everything in that was part of me And also the Jack Boy is like It's like the two-side You got the good side and the bad side So it's like the Jack Boy Is the negative side That side is telling me Give me my respect or I'ma take it I'ma take whatever I want You know what I'm saying? And I'm not meaning that in a negative way I'm meaning that in a positive way Like when it comes to these rap shit I'ma take my way, I'ma take this My way, my spots, whatever Wherever I want to go Wherever I'm trying to achieve And whatever I'm doing I'ma take it, it's an attitude You know what I mean? So the Jack Boy Give me my respect or I'ma take it And Rife, where did you get your name from? Rife got his name from Rife, man Chuck Connery Yeah, Chuck Connery Yeah, yeah, yeah Right here, man, to his own question Yeah, yeah, yeah You didn't get a name, man, but I get it then I'm a little older So you gotta understand When I feel in love with rapping and everything Everybody had a cool nickname Based on a movie Like a Scarface Or they made up a name Like an Ice Cube, Ice Tea Whatever the case may be So I was looking for a good nickname And back then I was really I was battle-wrapping a lot In school, lunch table You know, you beat on the table Yeah I don't know if kids still do that Now I have no idea They beat on their chest on the penetrator Yeah, yeah, yeah I was penciling in the lunch table You know what I mean? So I got that kind of name from that Could be real quick You were good at it I was a good, real good at it Yeah, back then Oh, you can't do it no more Well, you know Yeah, because he said back then for sure Back then for sure You know what I'm saying? Oh, he gonna give you two free Yeah, I'm just saying I used to do all of that I know what you used to do, man Yeah, I know what you used to do The whole plate, I know I know it used to break that hand I tried to say That wasn't a good beat, though I could get out I just was messing around You put them on the spot, doesn't it? Yeah, if I get back on there You know, I'm gonna make that whole do something But I just didn't do it for him right now Because I ain't really no grapple You know what I'm saying? But I got skills Right on So you beat on the... Okay, so What was it that made you stick to it All this long? Because you been rapping now For a long time, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah Really, I got into it really young DJing at first And I started making beats And then making beats Turned into recording at the career Turned into rapping Turned into working with other artists This that in the third So once I really jumped into it Did my first album back in 02 I had a lot of success at the very beginning Right, so I was able to do some tools Going shows, working with different artists What was your first album called? It was called Hot Noon Hot Noon was the first album With real-to-real records here in Dallas Real-to-real I know real-to-real And I was producing at the town too So I was producing for Blowfly Working on different stuff over there Damn, Blowfly, that's the one that... Man, super tight shot I do a Bobo there He always talking about Blowfly He loved telling me about Blowfly I never met this guy But he always do Shout out to the nigga Because Bobo said so Bobo my cat That's my guy And he gonna tell me, man That nigga bad, man Yeah, blow the truth Here's the truth Here's the truth You ain't the only one saying that So that's big Yeah, here's the big So we did that And I did my first I had a lot of success And then I took some time off Because I had a kid I had other kids It's like 03, 04 And I just took it Just got away from it Just took some time off And just raised my kids You know what I'm saying My kids So I get some money Get some other businesses Now they got them through college Now they got them through everything else And now I'm back to doing what I love What do you say when Rainwater and God like this Say you old and you need to get out the way But that says opinion I'm just gonna give it to you real What do you say to guys that say You guys are the reason Why the young niggas can't eat Because you old niggas Won't get out the way I don't have to feed nobody You know what I'm saying I just gotta eat on my plate You know what I'm saying I got people I gotta take care of Everybody else gotta take care of their people too So I can't put nothing on nobody else It ain't up to nobody else for me to eat You know what I'm saying How are you as a How do you feel my man? I'm 44 How are you going to Get, are you looking to plead a piece To the 44 year olds Or the younger crowd Or the older crowd I'm looking for more from my age Okay You know what I'm saying So when I started back doing it A few years ago I looked at it And I said I had moved at Butterhouse in Atlanta That camera show And hold on That's what he telling you Don't blink out That camera I cut this out No I wasn't You were zoning out No I'm listening to him Okay Let's go I didn't see it You were trying to get it right We cut this out We cut this out That nigga zoning out on it The camera is rolling on you He don't want you to look like that When his show come out To ask the zoning out over here I'm listening to bro Sometimes me I get in my thoughts You know I listen to his questions Go ahead We gonna get into it I'm gonna learn him Cause like I said It's my first time meeting That's hard man Yeah I'm first time Okay Let's keep going Sorry about that No no no You good So right when the Right when the pandemic hit Everything slowed down I met the crib And I'm like What damn I came really I was traveling a lot I couldn't travel Couldn't get on no planes The kids of the house Getting on my nerves So I had to go back In my little office Loved it again I bought a crib out in Atlanta So I spent a lot of time out there When I got to Atlanta I realized that All the old music Was still playing like the new music I mean everything No matter where you go in Atlanta You know this Yeah Restaurant, lounge You go to Trilberg You go to Trilberg Get that UGK mix Yeah you know what I'm saying You gonna hear it all And I kept hearing A lot of Dallas music out there Like the old stuff You know what I'm saying So I would call And talk to different guys I know from back here Like bro they playing yourself in Atlanta I don't know if you knew that But I just went in to have dinner And they jamber your music in here So I started thinking I was like you know what I'm gonna get back into it And start making some more songs And here we are Yeah I seen your idea That Master A's born in a row You took that beat And you went in on it So I ain't And you realize that people Don't even know that That's a Master A's beat You know I know I know you know But everybody be like man You made that beat I'm like bro that's a But I can see that though Yeah you know that When he was listening to it He was like He kept like I know this beat I know this beat He went and researched it I'm gonna tell you I showed you I knew that Born in a row He say something about Turn that shit down You know that you need it That don't want to hear the sound Don't Don't Get in the video Get in the video You know that How he did it Make some rumbling in that thing Yeah One of my favorite songs DJing So when I did that Be people like You made that track Bro that's an old song Bro that's like Classic You know what I'm saying I can't take credit for that But how does it feel To get back in there After you done took off So much time Man it feels great man I mean Now it took me a while To figure out how to get The money out of the game Cause I'll come from The CD era You know you print up Ten thousand You can make you A hundred grand in a couple Of months You know a Southwest Whole sale Used to run to play With them all the time So now I'm learning How to get the money Now everything's good man To me it's like Retiring playing You know what I'm saying Go do shows Make music Get money Let me ask you this man So how are you How are you You understand that The show money Is where it's at now Like that Oh yeah That's where it's at now I'm going to talk to This young nigga for a seven This young nigga For to tell you How it go down for real Like in his world This young nigga Jack boy Marley About to tell us What's going down In the clubs Why they ain't listening No damn slow music And we for to talk about it Cause we come from a slow music Yeah man Y'all don't have no Slow music It's gold music You know what I'm saying So let's talk about it Like so what When you first got in the game What did you want to accomplish I just wanted to get I just wanted to be a part In the beginning I didn't have the vision That I have now More so then I just wanted to You know you Just think about the fame And all that shit And everything that comes with it You don't think about it Actually being like your real life Like you don't You just think about All the exciting shit That comes with it But as you grow And learn so much more And want to be And learn so much in life You want to be more than that You know what I'm saying You want to be something of an icon Like I said I studied the game I studied All these rappers And musicians That come before us You know what I'm saying Because they are the ones Who keeping this evolved So it's up to me To make it even more evolved In a different time And so for me like Music is more Like it's life It's my life So I give it everything And I don't see it as far As I did back then As far as it just being Like a meal ticket Something to You know what I'm saying To brag and boast about it Now it's my life It's what I do I eat, breathe, sleep This shit Get at it Okay give me The first You know like that 16 on that When you first come in With it Like rap it Yeah I want it What I say Okay I say I could never be scared My heart too enormous Bar none fade I'll pop off then we own it Ain't no more real soldiers Risks Ain't no more real Soldiers real fighters It's a shortage Gotta switch to the blitz Cause these niggas towing clips From the murder little niggas I'm a murderer niggas My back is the wall Of convertible niggas Ain't running from shit Ain't scared of you niggas Cause I'm full of pressure That's about to burst Group Group Hold on Niggas you just Made it down But that was hard You went through the whole thing I just wanted to look it up Yeah my bad I just wanted to break down Some of like Some of the Some of the things That take you there mentally Like when you said You Do you What they call it baby When they say they When they rap They Go in Punch in No I don't punch in I write my shit I don't punch in niggas I don't punch in I write You show I like to do my shit out I like to You go back Punch in Come back Say it out one again Nah for real Like When my squad man It's like an artist's development Like and he a real hip hopper He ain't in your time So they all He all about their real raw shit Like you ain't coming here With no bull shit You ain't coming here With no mumble shit My bad You ain't coming here With no mumble shit You ain't coming here Nothing gimmicky And I love that Because I'm all Against that shit You know what I'm saying I like I don't like to even be Having handouts I like to be given I like to earn my shit With what he You know what I'm saying His mind is Is exactly how I want mine To be where I want my shit Earned And I want Everything that I do To make sense To have a meaning And to be everything That I stand for Well I'm going to be honest With you man You young niggas You know they all Doing all the hip movement I don't do that shit They doing it on tiktok So you a against tiktok Nah I ain't against it I'm just talking about Certain things I don't go with everything That's Talking about that shit Tiktok Yeah I'm just crazy I'm so crazy about it Fuck with that I love this I think I mean I understand The way I come at you Is just really Just to make people Think or understand Word of This is a real good You know collage The way we come together With this Because you know I'll take a little run And put him in here With a j-cruise Or something Anytime I do everything Just because This is the city That we in this city Man We gotta let people know We out here And I think you guys Are true examples of that You know what I'm saying So what are you gonna do What's next on the agenda For you So you got a whole project out Yeah we just finished it What's the name of the album Type of negative Okay Where can people get it at Everywhere It's gonna be It's an all streaming platform Not yet but it's about to be When is it dropping We still figuring that out right now Like we just completed it Officially What's the hardest song on it That you think And is any features on it Yeah I got some names on it I got Big Tuck on there You got Tuck on that thing Yeah I got Tuck on there That's the leading song That get out of this With Big Tuck Yeah So I got that track I got the track with Devin the Dude Call Hire I got a track with Renaissance You ain't measured Devin the Dude Like that man I promise you Toe down just call me Shout out Toe down He just had Devin on there He got him on the track With him They was in there Doing the whole video Yeah we shoot a video December was Second Yeah okay You want me to come down in there Yeah come on If I get an interview If you tell him It's in the contract already Alright You know what I'm saying Nah just Come on Okay man What is it December 2nd Yeah I'll be back We'll be in town We're going to grab economics Down there too That's my boss Come on they've been on this show See you don't watch Boss Talk I said I said I don't watch They'm never friends And friends and DJs Yeah It was that nigga DJ Nightcap Nightcap really On top of Boss Talk He love Boss Talk one on one That's what He watches us man Shout out to Prez Nightcap man So what do you think about Wrap Economics When you When you really just dive into What they've done Absolutely man In such a small amount of time They provide Provide opportunities On a platform That's growing massively So it's like That's why I first seen Bootsy Dog on You know what I'm saying She went in Every time they coach me I just want to She went in She went in Yeah He been watching I told you nigga I'm not listening man I got to do this man When you going down there And get on the mic with them Man soon man We've talked about it A couple of times I was going to go when they was In East Texas at my They were down there at Bar them Yeah Drill talk No build talk Down there too Why you ain't go I had something going on Like I've been Old nigga problem Listen it was Old nigga problem It was Old nigga problem And I I'm sorry I'm sorry I'm sorry See what I'm saying Yeah But yeah Yeah man I think you guys Man like I said man You got to check in with them Guys man Because they rockin in Texas They put them freestyles Down through there They run them down through there And then you guys They say flip I think he did the longest Freestyle or something Y'all gonna break that Break that nigga record When you go down there Yeah everything They move You going to go for hours Tell them Keep that mic turned On No it's not a flip man But yeah So you know When you look at what you do In the music now Compared to what you did Back then What is the biggest difference You can be a little bit more Self-reliant Now that you could be back in the day Back in the day There's a lot about who you knew Which it still is to a degree But Being in the game As long as I've been in Now I can kind of just focus on The things I want to do without Putting too many hands in the pot You know what I'm saying Back then Everything was expensive Studio time was set at five bucks an hour Printing up posters Printing up CDs Getting on the road Now with the click of a button on your phone You could be worldwide In five seconds Printing up posters That damn grifter Them niggas spend so much money on I don't know who the rapper was You know they never dropped that out Never seen the rapper They never dropped These niggas add grifter posters All over the city man Real boys and everything Real boys and everything Grifter and never dropped that out Shout out to world fame Shout out to C-Pone Them niggas right there Make sure them niggas get at me You know them niggas Y'all see this set of your grifter I need to talk to y'all So y'all holler at me You know my number You know how to find me Go on my inbox And holler at me I want to talk to these grifter niggas Because I want to understand What's going on all them damn posters All them damn billboards All this money They put behind them What happened? What was the snag? We got to figure that out Grifter, shout out to them boys That was a hell of a run In hip hop That's a part of the hip hop culture You see what I'm saying When you go over to Fort Worth Twisted Black was just on here And Twisted Black Niggas let me tell you something Boy that niggas sung That song for me boy In here man We went down through there man I ain't gonna lie He a hustler niggas I live it He didn't do that with niggas But he coulda Yeah Not for real That's the shit Not for real Not for real Even till I sell it Not for real It's called them li- Yeah, yeah, yeah Twisted Black man That nigga over there Shout out to Twisted Black Listen man Say man that boy Ain't that boy that was something Man a bullet room Right on the way To scare you They gon' do that man That nigga hard with that So what are you Now you got some big shoes You coming behind Goyale You coming behind A lot of stuff over there When you rapping I'm different from them Them guys You coming behind them though Yeah, but I'm still different I'm gonna come on I'm gonna be more massive And there's no disrespect to them Because they do what they do And they dope But I'm gonna hold another lane Versus them You know what I'm saying Like me I'm speaking to the mind I'm trying to elevate And you know what I'm saying You a conscious rapper More so But real life Reality rapper Like I rap about everything My life Shit that goes on in life Not just the hood That's the same thing J-Dog told me Yeah, I'm beyond that though I'm just telling you That's what he told me He talked about his life Yeah, I love J-Dog He said he don't really rap But he just tells his story Yeah, I love his music That pain man That touches your heart You know what I'm saying It's the connection I try to game with people Versus trying to make them jam Wow I want to connect with you When you think about like Dallas And what we've had here All the obstacles we've faced Dallas and Fort Worth Yeah, yeah, yeah All the stuff that happened And transpired in the hip hop Where do you think that When people look at Dallas Old Fort Worth, DFW What do you think they think When they look down here And I go to you first And keep it in mind man I'm talking about people up top I'm talking about people down bottom What do they think about When they think about Dallas Fort Worth I think honestly man The travel I've been around The people I've been around They think very highly of Dallas As a music city now Than they ever did before And I think that's because Of the internet You know what I'm saying The internet has helped that The fact that Also to people that understand We were always a radio hub We always had the biggest radio market But now we I think we got the biggest Podcast market in Texas You know what I'm saying With you, super tight real life Everybody I mean we got outlets here now That's helping us get around the world So you'd be surprised How many people in LA, New York South Carolina, Miami Know everybody Everything about Fort Worth Everything about Dallas You know what I'm saying So to me I think They think highly of our music They think highly of our rappers I think these guys That stretch their legs a little bit Get out of town They'll see how big stars they really are They'll conduct themselves A little bit differently Than they do around here Wow Yeah, see for me It's a bit different Only because I'm from Fort Worth So a lot of people Don't really know about Fort Worth Music They know Dallas And they think Fort Worth Is Dallas You know what I'm saying It's really two different Different sides What do you think they think When they think about Fort Worth Nothing No, that's not true They think of banging I'm telling you Okay, okay I'm thinking of music wise I don't even know y'all No, career You got Charleston White OG Percy Nigga, you got Them niggas known Fort Worth, believe me You got everybody over there From Goya Yo, all these different folks Over there Enchantin Have Pine Films Nigga, there's a bunch of people Over there Pine Delta's on no jumper They ain't be on here Ain't be on real life Ain't be on Big D the mogul So at the end of the day Nigga, like he said They seein' it And what you guys say On these records And these interviews And these podcasts They know where you're from Yeah To an extent The places I've been People I've been around You know what I'm sayin' It's not too familiar To them like that Cause you can ask them Do they know Goya And they don't know What? Yeah, literally You can ask them What? You don't know Goya, yo You don't know this person You don't know They don't know Like the people I've been around You know what I'm sayin' So he might've been around The ones that do know But a lot of people Where I come from Like where I've been They don't know A lot of Fort Worth artists They know you You know, yeah But Goya, yo Was with Soulja Boy Hardcore on that internet On that jack A lot of He had a lot of beef And stuff goin' on Believe me So Nigga said I know the impact They made But I'm sayin' as far as People like you said It's up I've been on the west coast I've been on the east coast I've been on the other parts of the south They know Mo3 Know Yellow Beasy When I asked Goya, yo Cause that's one Nigga I know from my city That really was rising They had a name They don't know it Wow Cause he didn't have Radio play like that These guys had radio play So they was I went to Miami I heard I'm hearing them play Mo3 on the radio I'm like, damn That's Mo3 Y'all fuckin' Mo3 Y'all know Goya? They don't know Goya, yo Who was that? Okay I'm about to check him out Like, damn But that's just facts Like, this is what I'm sayin' What you think about that? I'm gonna be real I would disagree In the fact that You have to remember Like, if you look at Goya, yo Body of work The boy got Probably a hundred million Views Streams I know him I'm not saying that That's a hundred million I don't know who he is I'm a fan I like Goya, yo I think what makes it different, though, is The internet spreads it out so far That it can't seem thin Yeah, and then he's been locked up That kind of That puts a shadow on him, too Here you go, yo, yo He comin' home He about to come home We gonna see if they know him then It could be a lot It's a lot of people that know Goya, yo That don't come out the house You know what I'm sayin' That don't get out And do things They had the crib Streaming and whatever That's real I fuck with Goya, yo I fuck with Well, like I said Who enchanted I'll never hear about her You've never heard of her? I've heard of her I'd never hear about her I know Johnny D I know them I know the person I know Gucci just came out Said they dropped off the label He just said that Last night When I was lookin' at One of the new interviews He was sayin' But they still cool Like I was supposed to do A song with her Before she even took off Blew up Johnny D Was a manager at one point Then Johnny D Damn D know each other So he reached out to me One time to do a track with her But I know my music is different So when I sent the song Cause he like my music Like bro you the only dude And to see that I feel like it's different This and that You know what I'm sayin' I want you to do a song With my artist Her name is Enchantin And I sent him to the track He never got back to me About her When I even reached out to him But I figured I already knew what it was It was just different It wasn't really her line So I just chalked it up to the gang Cause it wasn't I mean shit I'm doin' me Respect to them though What's up Well You got ghetto boy How I'm movin' You know You doin' your thing Yeah And I'm still goin' And you're still goin' And then What's the new project That you workin' on? Well I just dropped Smokin' the city for Smokin' the city for How many songs on it? It's like 15 on there Ooh that nigga old school Four minute long 15 songs Yeah Big songs on that Four minute long 15 songs baby It's not Not four minute long though Yeah I did all the tracks On there itself Four minute long No no no Three Two But I ain't two and a half Okay they cut us in half You know we used to go folks I had to learn that game We used to go folks Had to learn that game The one verse and We'll go six nigga Had to learn that game You a thriller like Mike And go 15 minutes I know man Yeah man But our team did all the tracks Quinn Black did one track On the front Quinn Black You got him on there Yeah that's my dog I've been knowin' him for For ever so What the hell he had Been up to Marble shop and say man Y'all to get him with Quinn Black I say man I be That's my dog That's my dog That's my dog He's still doin' this thing Boy I feel good in the city Knowin' that you got doin' his You ain't got nemesis on that One of them tracks yet Well Snake is the one That taught me how to record Okay I came in Learnin' from Snake I don't know how to Press certain buttons and keys And get my producer skills He taught me and my brother All of that Wow So me and Snake still cool Wow and so you You went with Big Tuck And you decided not to Go with Tom Tom or Fat Bees I'm just sayin' Hey man I ain't got nothin' to do with it Nah I love DSR Man to the core Big Tuck was my favorite Out of them Like Big Tuck purple hug Was somethin' I used to Write the lyrics down You know what I'm sayin' Cause I was a little kid Growing up listenin' to this shit And I gave Miss Flowers When I met him And he was so humble You know what I'm sayin' But I told him bro Man me and my big bros Everybody listen to DSR Like DSR was them guys For us And Big Tuck was such An impact on me with music Cause man I'm tellin' ya I literally used to Write his lyrics down To learn them Cause I wanted to know his songs That bad And when I met him It was all love and respect From him It was like damn I'm thinkin' he might be On some Hollywood shit But he wasn't He was humble, real genuine guy And they in Dallas In Dallas And how old are you You know what I mean 30 You all to know about What about Mr. Lou Jean-Pouquet Of course I know about them Diabolical Yes I know about them I love them They music too Come on now Sit out to them Ah nah It's just cause like I said I ran into Big Tuck I love those guys man Mr. Pouquet Lou Jean-Pet Yo boy, where they at Oh they crook man So you guys Are in the city now Where you've had A lot of beefs and stuff I know now we're Trying to kind of Moving away from it man You know a lot of guys They you know At the end of they've Been through a lot in this city man You know what are you guys Gonna do different Try to keep the peace Bring the unity I wanna we are the world man I wanna I wanna I wanna song to come Bring the city back together Y'all probably think it's lame It's cool I don't think it's lame at all You know what I'm saying I wanna bring the city together man You know if you put the city together Then everybody come down That aisle together boy It's better go off Yeah it's not for real That unity is something else You know our unity is More powerful than an atomic bomb Yeah it's not for real If you come together man Pepsi says see if If these niggas come together You know how much money Paper will see Not for real Bread truck yeah Get off that crumb stuff man Bread truck man You see what I'm saying Not for real So we gotta figure that That part out you know So that album Let's go back to that one Right quick Like when you When you process that album How long did it take you To put that together It took me a little while Cause I wanted to build like Kind of like a Smoking the city for me It's kind of like Draid doing the chronic You know what I'm saying Where I want to kind of Work with the guys One on one like Produce the records Versus just like Sing your record And you send it back To him I'm kind of old school In that manner so I took my time with it Put some features on there And kind of put a body Work together that That's killing right now So I'm good Yeah so we got A fat pimp on there What Shout out to fat That's my boy Yeah shout out to pimp Shout out to fat pimp Fat bass is on there Of course What that's my boy Yeah yeah He's gonna be over He was here before boss though Yeah yeah yeah That's my guy Like keep going Who else you got Of course I got a big Pokey on there Man gone man For real Me and Pokey did our song Probably I was wow So we did our song Maybe like two months Before he Passed away Passed away Then the week before He passed away We talked about shooting The video Wow man He passed away We couldn't shoot The video that we did The footage that we do have The video just came out And it's doing really good So that's all good So shout out to him His family man Shout out to win And regret the whole team They always showed a lot of love So just appreciate that How was it Did y'all get in there Work together Yeah it was kind of It was unique because Again I'm trying to get With the new age now They got a system Where you can actually record With somebody Almost like a zoom call You know what I mean Where you can kind of Link up different things So shout out to Bruce Bang down there Cause he put it all together And it was dope man It was kind of like Being in the studio together But not really in the studio together It was kind of surreal Wow You know We've met each other Plenty of times We've done shows and stuff But I wanted to get it back As quick as possible So I could put it out As quick as possible Big Pokey And he wrecked it So when he wrecked it I was like man I gotta get it out like ASAP Big Pokey Yeah Devin the dude Fat bastard Big tug Stop playing You know what I'm saying Yeah yeah yeah Come on man Quint black You know what niggas Y'all niggas is cold man Great boys Yeah great boys Let's go Like listen man You got all this This is the south man See y'all don't understand me I get real excited about What we do Y'all don't watch balls talk If you did you would know Where I'm coming from I really know You know what I'm saying It's exciting to hear it And it shows that you guys Are really trying to Work with our people in the city And everybody rock like y'all Rock man We gonna make this thing Go all the way to the top You know what I'm saying Cause at the end of the day You from Edea You from Fort Worth You in South Dallas But y'all working from DFW all the way back to Fort Worth Back over to 635 820 They all over the place Nah for real My goal really is to get All these guys to keep rapping Like I talk to All of them Pokey Luchy Fat B Everybody like broke Just keep rapping Keep putting out that Pokely Rogers game Out With War I said he sure did That's what I'm saying Y'all you know that I'm one of those guys Keep doing it man Keep rapping I'm listening at all these boys Man it's good to see everybody Keep rapping When I was on the cruise That's cool But I met his mama Like it was crazy His mama cool I know her too Man Pokely right near Man Mike Man shot the money Mike over there I really rock with them dudes Man like you got some Good folks in Dallas Texas man Some good artists Man that keep working How many videos am I Gonna get with this new Project though Man it's How many songs on it It's 13 I should get 13 videos According to Bumby Bumby and me talking about it Bumby said You should have a video For every song Every song In life Nah I feel it I feel it They got DSLR Pop it up everywhere You can get them all All for up Every song Every song Every song Man So I need y'all top 3 Artists of all time Bam she shoved me down Damn That mean we can Riding down when she did that All time That are alive Starting with you first Starting with you first Scarface That's it And pimp scene man Scarface Damn They're gonna like And Damn just 3 Just 3 Any genre I'll probably say I'll probably say Q Ice Cube Ice Cube Write the rhymes that I say He's writing easy music It just popped up when he said it He was slipping on Cube man You go back and listen to some Cube He was slipping Cube Once upon a time in the project Yo No no no Even the newer stuff Let's get that top 3 Rappers are artists Whoever Any genre Any genre Any genre Okay so Let's see what he talking about He talking about like he You don't know Nah I'm saying because Who is it I know who watching me I'm gonna put Merlin Massen in there Okay Okay That ain't bad That ain't number 1 This ain't even the order Tupac of course Okay then That's number 1 Right there That's really Yeah that's it And then I'm gonna say Lil Wayne Okay The fire man That's what I mean And I'll actually Cause them 3 people I listen to And it's more I can't even put this Yeah you can't even With them 3 Them who I listen to I listen to them everyday Man thank you so much man Like I said you guys How can people get a hold to you If they trying to reach out Jack Boy Marley everywhere Woo That's a hell of a name I hope you can stand by To make people come through And do something I'm from the 90's n***a N***a with the name Jack Boy He had to be moving This top life was a problem For n***a When Jack Boy came That's what it's gonna be What about What about my guy here Right Yeah that's really Click man Y'all make sure y'all check that out Okay Represent the whole label Man Shout out to all my guys Man Follow us man We doing everything And that's where you can find Yeah that's really click Yeah Already man Check it man You guys are dope man Hopefully I get to run into you again On the next project If you n***as working Cuz I know y'all li'ls come from What I heard today All you n***as gonna try to do something Yeah not for sure And I'm gonna show Be watching and waiting and listening If I see anything on that internet Don't look right O-E-C-E-O Gonna jump in your inbox And throw a message Please Please Check it man It's been another great second With the boss talk 101 up 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