 Big shit, big shit, big shit, big shit It's a unique hustle, nigga, big shit That's XO, XO, big shit, big shit Name another podcast like this Who gon' bring it to the town, boss talk Who your girlfriend fire, boss talk We gon' do it how you want, boss talk Yeah, everybody on it, boss talk It's a unique hustle, boss talk Check it, check it, check it, it's a unique hustle It's your boy, E.C.E.O. And I'm here with the lovely official, Miss Jamaica What's going on, man Man, we in Las Vegas, Nevada, man How we get up here? It flew Oh, okay Check it, man And guess who flew in to see us, man I mean, one of the one and only, right? Yes, sir What you think about it, man? We got Charleston White back on boss talk 101 for the second time, man Yeah, yeah By itself, you know, we had him where he was pushing different things Different agendas Helping people like he always do But today we going in because we in Las Vegas What's up, Charleston Hey, what's up, brother Man, you need to tell me what's going on, man I mean, I can't keep up with you Well, you've been one of my biggest supporters and one of my biggest community partnerships Hey, man Yeah, I appreciate that Ever since you gave me that award, you've been rocking with me Man, and it was a blessing Straight up blessing, up and down, man Exactly I told my, I always best with her about you I'll be like, man, I gotta get with Charleston Make a move, we feel to help somebody We feel to do something Yeah, man, you still got footage You ain't released Yeah, yeah, yeah I just do that because I feel real special about it Most niggas don't do that You know what I'm telling the truth Most of these niggas looking for views and everything else Well, everybody that's saying my name Everybody that's mentioning my name On the internet is looking for views If you say my name and you got to monetize YouTube account I'm gonna bring you at least two to three thousand dollars Correct, and I'm looking for you Yeah, yeah, yeah I don't think that's the reason why we mesh so well Because we dug deep down past the crowd Past all of that and actually got to know you Y'all the first part, y'all the first I ain't gonna say podcast, y'all the first black people That have a platform Other than their sister out of Washington, D.C. She used to be on a Reverend Al Sharpton's platform But that was years ago But y'all the first people with this platform To sit Charleston white down And peel back the layers Yeah, yeah In a professional setting In a professional manner So it blessed y'all like it blessed me Man, I enjoyed, man I don't think I would even be where I'm at right now If I hadn't got in touch with you to be honest Which I think that's just God, man That's what I roll with it God has that plan here I just know that I had to get a hold of you when I seen you So this is what I've been noticing what happened, right So the people that fight with me That become my opposition They're hot for like maybe two to four weeks So they trend for two to four weeks Once the dust settle between me and them Or me and their altercation Then they don't have anything else to stand on Yeah What separates Charleston white from every other blogger From every other podcast Is that Charleston white has something to stand on, right When you look past the internet When you look past the things that I say on the internet You can't beat what I do Yeah, yeah I can't beat it You know what I'm saying So that's what's happening You know, in the social media world with Charleston white But I love, is it personally from a woman's perspective Or from my perspective Because not all women think like me But I love the fact of honesty The way how you just speak anything that's on the top of your mind Because there's so many people out there Who, high side, who just say what they think you want to hear Just to please the masses But you don't care about pleasing anybody You say what you believe But then also you do research behind it Yeah And that's what I love about what you do From 2009 to 2012 I would spend anywhere from 12 to 18 hours a day In a college library So you're talking about for three years straight I'm not in prison I wasn't in no jail cell And I was catching the bus to do this So I was acquiring knowledge, right So I know statistics So I don't, I wasn't reading Google I was in a library pulling books off the shelf When I got on the internet and started doing research I didn't Google a title I didn't put a title in Google And try to get the information I went into library databases And what I mean by that You read what scholars, what experts wrote From around the world So I went into a scholarly databases And got information from scholars The world's best scholars Read their minds, read their books And so then I started working in the community And I started at the top Government, courts, juvenile legislation Then I went to the bottom I mean to the bottomless pit All the way in the ghetto And then worked my way back up To government, right Because up here I was talking down to those people Because I wasn't down there with them I didn't see no dirty children I was traveling around the country Advocating for kids in the juvenile system I didn't know that mothers took their children To have neighborhood fights That's in the hood They took their kids to have neighborhood fights You must not be from the hood You can't be on Facebook if you ain't seen it This is common practice in the black community That's how they get down This is common practice in the black community Children seeing their mothers fight Children seeing their daddy's jump on their mothers This is children seeing their mothers And their sisters fight Because they don't slept with the same man And their brother is really their cousin So this is normal behavior But when you're working in legislation When you're teaching classes At the college university When you're traveling around the country Advocating for this You don't see this So you can't really speak on it So when you do see it You speak down on it So when I came down from up here And started working from the classy lady In the projects from stop six I got a different perspective And what I realized is An ant in a giraffe They don't have the same view A giraffe will never see what an ant sees Wow But what I want to know Is where did the drive To go to the library for three years Like you said To search for that knowledge Where did that come from Why did you do that I was running from the streets I had just had my daughter And I wanted to give my children Something different And so I was pursuing a college degree I was going to study law school I was a pre-law student At Texas Wesleyan University So I just completed two years At the community college And so I wanted to be a juvenile worker I wanted to be a juvenile probation officer I don't have any felony convictions I had just had my second child My daughter So I wanted to give them something different So leaving the streets The only thing I knew I was good at Was academics So shit, that's what I went to Wow Sorry, but you're talking about Okay, your daughter I want to touch on something really That I've never asked you before And I see you on social media You advocate for, not blacks As you said, state, but for niggas The nigga of nature I don't really too much care for black people Okay, but I noticed that Your children are biracial Yeah, I wanted my babies to have a good hair That's it The only reason I got niggas babies I didn't want my babies having nappy niggas hair Because we was taught that nappy hair was bad All niggas I knew grew up putting S curls And dukes on their hair All the women I saw From the 80s on up I remember it used to be shameful for black women To wear weave They would sneak it in You didn't know they had it So yeah, I wanted my children to have a good hair So I had mixed kids I was 14 years old I called home and told my mama When I grew up My mama had a baby by a Mexican She said, son, you need to focus on trying to get out That juvenile facility You too young to be thinking about having kids But why are Mexican and not white Or any other race? Well, because growing up, a Mexican Was easier to have sex with And they were more submissive They were easier to have sex with Yeah, Mexican girls and white girls Was easier to have sex with growing up And they were more submissive They were still from their dads And black girls wouldn't do that So I learned That other cultures Other women from other cultures Are more submissive to black men Than black women I learned that as a kid But you could have easily went and got you another Black women from a different culture Black women don't mind I want somebody to mind But it depends on the culture They don't mind Well, the other cultures You get to kick them and they ask See, African women get to Men get to beat their women But when they get here to America They really can't beat on them Arab men get to beat their women So Yeah I could get one And kick them and they ask But I want one to mind from conversation And Black women, you sometimes You got to kick them and they ask White woman, you can tell a bitch shut up And she'll shut up Once y'all start fucking, you got to kick And they ask, because she going to be Fight, she didn't want to fight But they mind And they ain't going to put the police on you The Mexican woman ain't Really putting child support on the dad It's the one thing that I want I want it to be a silvery motherfucker The one thing that I don't like Because a lot of times When you keep saying black women You remind me of Kevin and Samuel Because he always say black women That's all we know But then they're black women Different cultures We don't date black Like I'm Jamaican You ain't black Then what am I Jamaican I'm black You Jamaican No You Jamaican It's a difference It's a difference Okay, describe the difference If I go to you What color is my skin? What color is my skin? Yellow Okay, and it derived from Even white derived from black Even white derived from black All colors in the color spectrum Black But Y'all have been classified as Jamaicans We still haven't been identified Nor classified We were just given a color When I fill out a paperwork here in the states It doesn't say Jamaican anywhere But Black is a It's not a person It's not a noun That's more of an adjective isn't it How can you describe me as being black You have a name You're Jamaican You're American Well, I'm black American Okay, I'm black Jamaican It don't say that You're making something up now It don't say that Our paperwork We have to We have to check something When you go back home You don't check nothing You're automatic Jamaican Right I'm not automatic American I'm automatic black Black people aren't American We have to be given American rights You see what I'm saying So When we say black We're talking us Y'all ain't us Don't y'all got Jamaican food Yes Don't y'all have a Jamaican culture Yes We don't You have an American culture In Texas you have soul food Barbecue That's our culture Black Slave didn't barbecue Slave didn't barbecue Slave didn't create that Soul food Pig intestines Pig feet So what did slaves used to eat? The slop that they masters gave them Like the dogs What you would give your dogs That's what they ate And that became part of what we ate So you say that's our culture No Come on don't do us like that Please I understand you play devil's advocate But nobody in this world Have been done like the person Not the Africans See this is what people forget It was a small portion of Africans Who was transported over here And was made to be slaves It was a small portion The rest was created in bread They had slave forms But they bred this Because slavery, international slavery Was only legal for a small amount of time Before the world said no stop this So America kept saying fuck y'all We ain't gonna stop this They started making slaves right So the first generation of Africans Who came over here to be slaves They were niggers They were Africans The ones who was born From the Africans Right the ones who was forced to have sex And sleep with this one Those that was born on this land Under slavery into slavery They were niggers Them wasn't black people Them was niggers They was called nigger Come on nigger Shut up nigger Fuck you doing around here nigger He have a name So those people Never thought to go back to Africa They didn't know no language So we those seeds We are not African seeds We don't have no African bloodline Other than what the white boy have We was born to slaves Nobody else was done that And nobody else was done How those people was done I know in Jamaica When I did some research on it Because we had Arrowax Indian was in Jamaica first But then when the Spaniards came there And enslaved them They couldn't deal with being enslaved A lot of them were dying off So whenever they went and got Africans And started transporting them here They left a small amount of them there And realized that they can deal with the slavery So that's when they started transporting A lot more Africans there as well Now look at us Why are we better in sports than anybody Why are we born with this body and this physique Because they strategically say Put this nigger with that nigger Look how fine she is Look how big she is Put them two niggers together Make him sleep with his mama Make him sleep with his sister Make him breed with his auntie Boy that's a fine nigger there Boy we need plenty more niggers like him Where do you get that nigger from? Look at his mama Give me a gal Come here heifer Look at her Now come here nigger Come look at the boy right here You think you're just like the dogs And it was paperwork on these niggers Who they was bred Who bought them Who owned them How they died All this is documents So not only did they take the body And breed them They took the minds We gotta develop a system That these niggers don't come to our house At night time and cut our throats How can we take these niggers off the chains Like we do the horses We gotta break these niggers Like we break horses And they created a system to do that We're gonna make this woman Make sure this boy won't ever stand up And talk back like we had to kill his uncle You had that book that talked about that Yeah I've read a lot of books The Jews wasn't done like this Ain't nobody been done like this here And they still go on the day They still fucking our minds They took our minds We are walking empty We like walking dead people They tell us what we like Why you think all of us were Michael Jordan tennis shoes All of us got Gucci belts We all do the exact same thing Like robots All of our women got eyelashes None of them don't do it None of them don't do it None of us don't do None of us have separated from the pack They got a button on us Because they know us better than we know us Because we don't know nothing about the niggers They teach their children about the niggers And we don't know nothing about the niggers Well, yeah We're just recapping back on when we met the last time A lot of niggers told me The black guy, they were niggers No, these ain't niggers Don't call them niggers Don't ever confuse these black people as niggers So I'm being quiet for these black people Because they say, man, let them talk You didn't let them talk enough with you I hope you black people understand I'm letting Charleston White talk today In Vegas, man, and we're bringing it to you So, man, let me ask you this, man You've been going through a lot You've been on Vlad since you left my show in Dallas You've been on a lot of different platforms Trio Talk, No Peel Talk Shout out to these tensions Yeah, and I know this when I... They be alluding to a lot of stuff that be happening with me But they don't say no name I say names because I don't care I want to see everybody get they shine But I've definitely seen that episode, man I've definitely liked the way that you helped yourself In the questioning I've seen you with the mob, James You got a lot that been going on lately So what is up with... I mean, because I've seen that Vlad episode With mob James lately Yeah, he a lying motherfucker No, he said that basically you Set the phone up and, you know Like you said this whole deal up Just explain to us a little bit What happened with that? Let me just say this He had called me two times prior to that About me saying fuck the Crips in the Bloods These are guys who want me to be sympathetic To gangbanging They want me to be empathetic To the fact that their brothers died gangbanging Their homeboys died gangbanging But they never want me to be empathetic To the fact of who they killed Who house they shot up They never bring up the victims That have been left behind In the wake of gangbanging Right? They want me just to respect men Well, men, nah homie, it's wrong There's a scripture that says When I was a child, I did childish things When I became a man I put away my childish ways And I thought like a man And I was always told that men Don't embrace gangs Men stand on their own And when you know you done wrong Men, I was wrong for that You can't never get them to say they was wrong They give you a butt They give you an excuse So, mob James was invited by me through um I don't know these guys in California When I look at California I don't see no successful men That I want to connect to and be with Other than Uncle Henne Proud of that man Those are has-beens Used to be Some is never was They never was shit But a gangbanger So, I connect with Uncle Henne He mess with gangster chronicles And all those guys from the west coast All my people from the entertainment industry Said, Charleston, you not gonna go nowhere With those guys from the west coast I said, I'm going with gangster chronicles I was warned Don't men, them guys are failures Them guys ain't going nowhere in the industry They ain't going nowhere They need you, Charleston You don't need those guys I said, now I'm gonna go with gangster chronicles I like Uncle Henne in them So, I walked away from the wild and that side of the crew So, I went near California With them people In Atlanta Okay To come over here to be with these losers But man, I'm gonna rock with these people I'm gonna put my nigga Dewberry in them on I'm gonna put Percy on And we gonna blow this thing up from the south I'm gonna give them niggas a platform Because they can be heard down here in the south Through their testimonies And they can make a little money coming down here through the south Because we got a platform for them They don't have no platform for us On the west coast Ain't nobody listening to them up there They're not working in schools They're not working in the juvenile detention centers They don't have a platform for us We got a platform for them And I think about Mob James was down here trying to talk to kids through me Y'all heard you say that You saw it, the summer program When we done the spring break Everybody was down through me You can't talk to no kid Unless you're coming through me So let's just get that understood So Uncle Henne say Mob James come down here But I didn't know Uncle Henne was going to pay him I ain't paying him a dime He didn't come down here voluntarily on his own dime He was paid They just didn't want nobody to know that So he brought other people Hey, he gonna be on the podcast Two days before that I shared a conversation Mob James called me He's never been able to call me directly He can't call my number And I don't have his number to call him So he lines and I called him and apologized I heard him say that Uncle Henne have always been the middle man mediator And him have never talked directly one-on-one He would have to call somebody And say, hey, can I get Charles to number He's never been able to call me I don't fool with them niggas like that Them niggas ain't got nothing going on in life For them niggas to have my phone number None of them niggas So he called somebody Two days before that they text me Hey, man, Mob James wants you to give him a call So shoot me his number Shoot him my number He tell me, man, my brother died and woo woo woo I'm not with it no more Man, but it's like you taking our hope I'm not trying to give hope to no grown man I don't give a damn About a grown black motherfucker Or a grown nigga making wrong Charges and decisions That go from Nipsey Husser That go to DMX That go to George Floyd That go to my brother in prison That go to my 17 year old son Give a damn about no niggas Making wrong choices and decisions Nigga, you grown? Fuck you grown niggas and how y'all feel about what I'm saying I got a youth organization, nigga Turn me off If you ball about what I'm saying But I stand on the fact it's fucked The crypts and the bloods and whoever died behind it They died in vain What about the people they killed? I get it, because you never hear that side So let me finish, right? Sounk invited him to come down And get him paid He bring Raymond Washington's daughter And her baby daddy We already know they coming So I get on the podcast that Tuesday And talk about the mob James conversation Onks tell me hold that for Thursday We ain't gonna give him all of it, right? This shit is all, we know he coming We know what we gonna talk about We already know how he feel He already know how I feel This might get volatile I got an AR-15 pistol Nigga with over 300 rounds out in the car Just in case it go wrong I got another pistol on me Nigga with 30 rounds 15 in the clip and 15 in the pocket I pack this every day though Not only that, I got my other nigga there My other nigga there And my other nigga there with doobie there Just in case this nigga Want a trip about anything So when I see him, I see he got the pyru colors on With the pyru hat From head to toe I notice he go back to the car and get his pistol I notice the two buttons on his shirt They watch me sit the phone up And if you watch If you watch my podcast From Instagram From YouTube to Facebook You'll see all the recordings for game related Is from that side view right there Because I sit my phone What he just say, man, you need to get you one of them things I ain't got now What I tell him, man, I'm hully gully Put it on the side right there Hully gully They know it I don't know why I got that pistol on me every day You ain't gonna catch me without it Every day And it's 50 other niggas in the studio You think we gonna let a nigga out of California Come down here and do anything to me They can Talk that shit all they want to My nigga I'm well protected By God So listen, right So when we get on the podcast The whole question is They want me to understand it And I'm saying it's illogical It's immoral, it don't make sense How can you understand something like Killing your own kind So my question to him is I'm not talking to you if you're not in it But if you keep Putting yourself in it with the butts You keep putting yourself in it with the butts So He make a chest and so you're against me I say, yeah, I'm against you if you still gangbanking Yeah, I heard that His statement was You or nobody else can get me to go back to being like my old ways You can't trick me to go back to being how I used to be In 19 years I ain't never scream Ma, paru, blood, and such And within two minutes So everybody know on the podcast I might jump up and throw my hands up I got Tired of him saying If I'm a kid If I was still gangbanging me and you would be fighting You're trying to bully me, homie Your niggas really think you're awesome bullies If you're a trustee, I'll put my You won't do a motherfucking thing to me, nigga You steady gon' keep talkin' to me like You, man, come on, man You got me, come on, you really gon' keep If I was gangbanging Nah, homie Nah, you can't I keep a gun on me so niggas like you Won't do what you think you can do to me, nigga And you didn't do it, right? So he tellin' me He tellin' me If I was still screamin' paru In my mind, you still screamin' it It's in your heart, nigga So I'm for to show these people We on national stage I got judges, I got politicians I got all these people watch my podcast I'm for to show them That you niggas ain't worth it You still gangbanging And they need to keep y'all locked up longer So I kept pushin' that button I kept pushin' that button I've seen that I kept pushin' that button So when he made that statement And said, if I was still screamin' paru Me and you would be fightin' Man, y'all really think y'all Badder than us, homie For you to tell, for you to sit up and say that So when I stand up and say that It tricked him Now he wanna stand up Now we know the rules Now he wanna stand up Now we know the rules Now I done got the people to see What they needed to see, nigga Say you want it from Mob James Paru Blood And I quickly told him So you still with it then, huh, James? I say, look at this Look at this sucker He failed for the bait He draped in the colors Look how Satan operate Satan is the master Of deception Look at this 50 year old man Tryin' to deceive the world He done killed and robbed And beat people in the name Of Mob James Paru And he stood up and confessed it With his mouth cause it's still in his heart What's in your heart Go come out of your mouth I don't care how long that devil lay dormant It's still there It ain't been removed From California to Texas 20 hours with a gun As a convicted felon with a grand You a granddaddy, right? I wouldn't dare do no such thing And I got to go back home To the babies To go represent what? What was you representin', brother? You wasn't representin' fatherhood You wasn't representin' grandfatherhood And you sure wasn't representin' Cause you got to come to my community The event the next day That you gettin' secretly paid for That you gettin' secretly paid for Wow Let me ask you this, so See, that's how real it get, but they don't want to be real So this is what Me and Dewberry go do the interview, right? Immediately after that He called Aunt And apologized after he walked off stage He wasn't even in the car good That's what Aunt say though That's what Aunt tell us He called and apologized immediately He felt bad Oh, he was felt bad Oh, he could That's what Aunt tell us But I called and apologized They ain't never apologized to no n***a when I think I'm right I think I'm right Well, Vlad was saying that What people were saying that Vlad For him to ask those questions that he had asked While he was on there About him being a convicted felon And still carrying a gun Could have got him incriminated I really didn't know where that came from You know, some of the Listen, like he told me Unless you still committing crimes Are you still committing crimes, Jane? He told me, I'm not asking that I'm not telling you that Well, you got on Vlad TV and confessed it I asked you, the brother asked you Jane, why would you Unless you still committing crime gangbanging Jane, why would my words affect you He told me, I'm not going to tell you If I'm still committing crimes or not Well, why would you get on Vlad TV and confess To possession Of a firearm across state lines Why would you confess to that On Vlad TV And this what I was told, the next day When it started going viral, Vlad TV I already done called James They told him now Man, we ain't doing no Vlad TV He just want to be messy, he just want to capitalize But I know Vlad go pay you for something like this Vlad go get you anywhere From $3,000 to $5,000 For a good interview like this here Shit, and I know niggas need that money I know niggas need that money, man So do you feel like, you know, because nobody Wasn't checking for mob James Nobody was looking up mob men, I done made him hot Like death row again, but it's go fade away When you look at him, what else he got Yeah, he ain't got no charisma No character, he ain't got Once they stop talking about Charleston White, he ain't got nothing, man Once they stop talking about me They ain't got nothing on my niggas I'm the topic So the next day, I believe he said When y'all went to the event, he was saying That you said that you felt like That he came down there, that he was Coming down there to set you up No, I felt like that once That the Abdul Shepel And the other niggas The other niggas made the video And said that him and mob James Came down there to check me The niggas in the video said That mob James went on the ground And he went in the air So I don't see this video To Sunday Right, I was there Friday night at the camp to get it going Sir, did my son go on the camp So I wasn't there sir, then Sunday I'm the one who raised the money For the event, get the promotions going Right, so I see this Video Sunday about this niggas They done come to Texas to check me Niggas, what So then I see the video with Dewberry, hey man What's up with these niggas, these your people Fuck you, they got niggas So onks and all I don't even know them niggas So we had to sort that out So I'm going to be disrespectful To everybody, nigga, I'm for the turn on I'm for the get into it with Dewberry, nigga, what you doing on here So Dew said nah, I'm not Having no discussion about Charles So we get down So we get down to the bottom of it Right, get everything sorted out See that this niggas come to niggas Mob James don't know him, he playing For clickbait, right So by this time I don't Went off to handle So one of the elders from Santana block Crip Give me a call man SAG The elder SAG, they call him the Crip On YouTube, elder brother I got a lot of respect for him I met him about five years He from Cali One of the original baby Crips Okay So I met SAG about five years ago So SAG reached out to me You know with the grandfather Uncle Tom Hey cus Say cus What's up with your Ray Shona cus She say you tagging her and shit On Facebook cus and going off on her Talking about You know woo woo so I'm like no SAG man they got this nigga I'm trying to see who this nigga is Talking about you in my town checking me It's a green light on me so he say So I give him the names of the people Who are all involved right So we get everything sorted out from Canada to Texas So you see them titles don't change Yeah You see them niggas titles don't change So SAG So I tell SAG Say cus She ain't know that nigga she went down There with Mob James to see her sister On a free trip her and her baby daddy They fuck around a real tight cus They enjoy each other they just hanging Woo woo woo they ain't got nothing to do With none of that cus You wrong you know she ain't got Nothing to do with that so make that Right for me cus so call her So I call Ray Shona me and her talk So He hit me the next day Say cus apologize to her In a video Because she's still getting phone calls So that's the Apology I made directly to Ray Shona Washington For thinking she had Something to do with whoever that Compton Kripp nigga was He came down here with them He put them in that So I never called Mob James So about Three days ago It's been about five days ago Him and Aunt called me on the phone Okay And we had another discussion again Guess how that discussion went The same way it went on that podcast Oh so we got Aunt back up again Man I don't care you can't make me Understand it The gang violence That you want me to understand Man I don't care who died behind it What about the people y'all killed It's the mothers the sisters All the suffering of 50 years And you still want to hold it in your heart There's no way God can Live in a heart with a gang Honor in it You can't make me believe the spirit of God can exist In the heart of them niggas That's why they look That's why they die before us The way they die So now man they cursed And I believe in my heart and my soul In my mind that everything attached To the name Crip and Blood Is cursed with Destruction and Death Until they repent What does the word Repentance mean to turn Away from Yeah, yeah So now homie I told I don't want nothing to do with them niggas I don't want to be on digital soapbox Media I don't want nothing Anything tied to them I don't want nothing I started gang related gang related Anywhere I go is Go get numbers Anywhere me and doberry Go niggas we go rock We don't need them If I stop working with You will never see them niggas work with kids again You will never see them niggas In no juvenile detention centers I was doing it before the internet And I'm still doing it today You'll see when I walk through that door When we getting them keys Closed fresh out of the facility You don't see nobody on the phone Walking and talking with me Picking them up, taking them home Taking them out to here You don't see no niggas doing that with me So how dare a niggas Say anything to me Anything man Yeah, so Moving on let me ask you this right here About I haven't got to talk to you since you Had the issue with Asians So Had that been pretty much cleaned up now What you mean cleaned up As far as did anybody apologize Because it was one guy that went on Vlad And spoke about you on there Ain't now an Asian apologized Ain't now a black person stood with me Inside it with me I was out there on a fight on my own For the niggas folks You didn't see Jim mob James Say yeah, I'm rocking with Charleston Everybody went against me I don't say listen The bible says when Jesus came His people did not accept him Now I ain't saying I'm Jesus I ain't saying I'm Jesus my nigga But nigga I'm the realest, the rawest The truest motherfucking thing Niggas talking on the earth right now And when I get through talking When you look at what I do in real life Niggas you can't beat me You can't find a nigga in America Niggas that can beat me In what I do for this nation Called niggas Not black folk You what you got I know you had We in now so it's on So when you went on Vlad last time He paid me He offered me some good goddamn money man And then you said that he helped you About your channel I seen that as well Yeah well I lied I was just blowing smoke up his ass And clapping for him Now I got another white boy out of Florida And I got a mean nigga out the Midwest That's cold with it I got three YouTube channel They can't fuck with me no more Now Vlad ain't helped the motherfucking thing I was just fucking I was just fucking with the Vlad haters Cause he ain't said watching He watched me like a motherfucker I was just fucking with the Vlad haters that hate on him Cause he ain't no bad pecker would And he helped niggas He just ain't helped me He gave me some game though He gave me some game like a motherfucker But nah he ain't helped me man I got a white boy Shout out to white boy A lockdown production White boy big mat man Cold white boy man Cold white boy So I've been walking the streets with you man People recognize you man They love me man Man people listen to you People love you I was in Atlanta Georgia and they told me They was like turn up the knob a little bit You know you had Charleston on your channel You gotta turn it up man It's something good about y'all So we get them kind of comments all the time When we go to different cities man So appreciate you for that for sure Yeah man real recognized real In darkness When the light come on man The people in the dark ain't never like that Man god damn man cut the They eyes gotta adjust And I come With a shining bright light man And I ain't scared of nothing They want me to fear something Everybody want me to Man they go kill, they want me to be afraid Say you want it They want me to be afraid And I ain't afraid Everybody want me to be afraid They got my address online Everybody want me to be afraid They want me to be afraid and I ain't afraid Yeah That's what they hate When we took you down to that event That fast bash or wherever we went When I took you to June 19th down there In Jefferson Everybody just gravitate to you man The young people How does that make you feel that the young people What you say about the mob James and all the different people The older guys It's a difficult thing to connect to the youth They can't connect with the youth They can't Ain't nobody listening to a mob James Interview really Ain't no young people really into that shit I'm for the youth Helping young people Excel, hype to buy Hype youth outreach Anthony Dewberry came up with that name When we sat down and said man We go create a youth organization Anthony Dewberry came up with the name Hype to buy hype We're hyped about helping young people Excel In all aspects of their life By working and helping to Provide alternatives and Resources Alternatives and resources Alternatives and resources Right My thing about it is I know that you've been Helping all young people or I should say young males I'm not I have little holes too I have young girls too I just try not to Because we don't have a bunch of women Working with us I get them out of jail too I was wondering because I know you help a lot of The males I help them with jobs But as far as mentoring And putting all of our energy We try to stay away from the girls I've been doing this for 10 years I've never been accused of anything I've never been accused of anything So Because I protected The character The integrity And the reputation Of my organization Meaning I got a lot of guys Come home from prison that work with me But if I catch you fucking on these boys Mamas If I know you the kind of home boy That's weak below the waist You can't work with me Before these kids niggas And they wake up and you coming out of their mama's bedroom I don't sleep with these children's mothers Like the little league football players My character And my reputation in the city of Fort Worth And the work that I do Is upstanding with black women They don't catch me looking at their ass And titties I don't secretly come on To them I ain't in their inbox My reputation is upstanding Because we strictly Stay focused on their boys And I know We can get the parents Once they see the impact we have on the children So fuck you mama I'll cuss you out behind this boy Side-rad bitch And me and the boy might fall out eventually Because I done cussed his mama out But nigga I'm here for you And I'll quit you behind your stupid ass mama But I'll see you again Because I work in the prison system You either go deal with me on the streets Deal me in the juvenile system Or you go see me in prison Or when you come home from prison I'm the one with the program To help you re-enter back into society So at some point young nigga You got the cross paths with Mr. Charleston You see what I'm saying And that's what the young niggas know These old niggas just talking Sitting back getting drunk Watching me on the internet They ain't got nothing for these young niggas They can't even get a job In our lines getting kids job Show me a nigga they just talking Man he said this Side-rad motherfucker I heard you mention that last time How many kids have you gotten on over there Oh shit I don't know how many get on I just prefer them I don't know how many can get on I just know alternatives and resources I'm connected to the alternatives And the resources Let me ask you this What about these youngsters The NBA young boys They locked up right now Yeah I love them young niggas They where they need to be Okay When they come home we gotta help them too Well you gotta watch them You provide the alternatives And the resources Hey man it's what we do over here If they don't get out and call you Why you gonna fuck with them You notice what we do We went inside the juvenile facility We told them what we can do What we will do when they get out They job is to make us a liar Mr. Charleston say he'll do this When I get out nigga if you wanna wrap I'm gonna take you over there to the studio You'll get to meet him him him If that's what you wanna do If you wanna go to school I'm gonna go over here So whatever you wanna do my nigga Make us a liar So once we go inside and make contact Provide them with the alternatives And the resources I ain't looking for them nigga No the ones that they go call You know how hard it is for an NBA Young boy a millionaire Multi-millionaire and a pushaiste That's got the The images they have And the power that they have going with their brands For them to change That's a hard thing man I remember when Tupac got out Gucci man change Shit all of them change Listen the kind of trouble them boys Man they go change Not pushaiste but that NBA Young boy Already writing them letters home Do you think that Gucci changed because of the lady That was there supporting him That plays a part But she ain't in that jail cell with him Many men change for a woman Only to fall down behind the woman The change that it looked like he developed Was an interchange You see what I'm saying The interchange You know a woman plays A great part in Motivating a man to change Because all of these other Gentlemen that y'all were talking about We never seen that woman But The woman can't change you She won't change you It's impossible for the woman to change you You got to be changed for the woman Show up Because If you start changing when the woman Show up then She changed you Not God When God gave Eve to Adam Adam was already complete He already had a purpose He already had an identity You see what I'm saying Why would a woman come up And she have to change the man That's a weak man Now she's the Head of the relationship So what if she leave Then what? That nigga never bounce back So The man you just described Is the man like my daddy was When they fall down in life They never get back up Because they fell down behind a woman Then be the weak nigga So man you got to have something In you To change you And that's what I wake up with Everyday That's how I can stand before All of what I stand before And articulate And take on what I take on Man you think my wife Man they got y'all that You think people don't be saying girl they got y'all address Y'all ain't scared Man you think my momma Man you got to be bold You got to be a bold Little man to take on what I done Took on And I didn't set out to take this On but there's no way That I can look it wrong And be quiet Yeah cause you live a very dangerous Lifestyle with all the threats That you've received and so forth And having a family A wife, kids and so forth Well in my mind I think I take it for a game I think everybody bullshit In my mind I think it's a game I think all the threats is a game But you can always have that one person And you just probably have them cross that one person Oh man they been telling me that all my life They told me alright if you ever get locked up You better not go down with that cocky attitude Well I got locked up And went down there with that cocky attitude Man they said if you do this to the police Man I done done done So everything so every so Maybe I'm the one that just won't happen to Maybe I'm really this bad Maybe I'm really this safe Maybe I'm really chosen by God In my mind I am So why would I behave in the other way You guys see me Walk up and down this street With nothing on me No gun, no knife, no weapon Man And people are approaching me Recording me Hey man come over here and talk to me Man I don't have an ounce of fear Yeah, yeah No I see that I was just asleep in a public place Where half of California walking by me Yeah sleep man with my head laid back No mask I don't know nothing Sleep like a mother fucker Stairs in nigga niggas choke you to death Man I can't fear Yeah, yeah Let me ask you this do you think like I go back to the rap music a lot Do you think that the JZ's And these guys that are in these big positions The billionaires do they Do you think that that help is there for the youth Are any of those people helping Like the JZ's Listen why should they Why should a billionaire come help Why should he come from all the way up There to down here When there's so much money down here Why are we looking up there out of them When we's blowing When we don't do for our own kids Why are we looking for JZ's To help us with our cousins For our own girls and them kids Because people in a hole who are in a bad situation When they see someone Who leave their community Yeah he didn't start off a billionaire And made it they're always looking for that person To turn back and reach back and help them So who do you help when you get your income Tax po mother fucker When you get your income tax money Who do you help So why should they help us When you get your money who do you look back In your family and say man let me go help She got all these over there She got all them goddamn kids over there And she got a sire ass nigga So why would JZ them come help these people When you help them You already see what they do with their stimulus money You already see What the people who run The people who run The little league sports team You already see what they do with the money They steal it So who would give us money We've already been proven what we'll do with our money We're gonna go buy a Cadillac We're gonna go buy the clothes So why would those So I learned that Running a 501c3 they said Charleston why would anybody give you money And they see you can't go get money From your own people So Why would they give us money And the people around us ain't giving us money Yeah yeah I can't see that I've always talked about a lack of education Because it always hurts me When People get their income tax money And the first thing they go do is Shopping and do all Instead of investing Instead of saving that money Putting it up, doing different things And help that money grow for you No, uh-uh Don't do that Y'all just said That's what the billionaires is doing But we want the billionaires to stop doing We want Jay-Z We want Tyler Perry We want Oprah Winfrey We want all these billionaire black people to stop doing What you just said poor people should be doing With their income tax money And they come give their money God calls that casting your money Away to the Swine So why would they cast to poor people You gonna come create a program Only for their kid to go to prison Programs don't prevent children from going to prison Home life does That's true Yeah, so do you feel like You think you should have recanted your statement on DMX? Nah, fuck DMX Nigga, what I'm gonna recant it for Nigga, die the dope fiend, man But you had gotten a lot of hate from that stuff Yeah, I wouldn't give a damn I wouldn't give a damn They ain't helping me pay down bill My sheets still clean Nigga would think I'd give a damn about a motherfucker Mad about what I don't say Nigga fuck everybody who's mad about DMX They ain't send his children nothing They ain't even mention his name Matter of fact, I ain't even heard of DMX on Nigga, I told y'all Wouldn't nobody even go be mentionin' Had y'all not brought him up, wouldn't nobody even think about that motherfucker It was just pretty much Water under the bridge after two months Once a dope fiend nigga die He wouldn't know hell of a nigga in the world Nobody cares about rappers but poor people And I ain't poor Nobody cares about rappers On me dead or alive Wow, so So the next thing I can think of is how do we How do we change the narrative For a better A better society Fuck the narrative, nigga It ain't no better society, get you some goddamn money Take care of your woman and your kids And have fun, nigga Ain't no better It has to come to an end, fam This world is coming to an end It ain't startin' over again It's gettin' uglier and uglier By the day, our children Will see worse things Our children will go through things like the nigga Went through and we can't imagine that But they will So we can't change that All we can do is prepare for what We think's coming I'ma bring this up one more time When I heard Mob James say Austin White, he confuses He says he wanna help in one instance But then after he say that You know, what he says contradicts What he's trying to do Well, I keep telling you stupid motherfuckers Quit listening to what I say And pay attention to what I do in real life Cause I get on her and say any motherfuckin' thing Just the other day, I got on her and say Man, I cheat on my wife You think my wife, baby? Man, baby, don't pay attention to that I say any goddamn thing on her I thought action speak louder than words Correct See in the video, Dewberry tries to jump up And tell y'all, man, y'all know why I speak in school cause of that nigga right there I know he say a bunch of shit But my actions go contrary to what I say Yeah And I'ma hypocrite for that But so is everybody else Cause everybody else talk that black power And black revolutionary talk and pro-black talk And don't do a goddamn thing in real life That's true So think about that I'm on here talking like I don't do none of this I get on the internet and talk like I don't help children But in real life I help children Definitely There are millions of people on here talking Like they do this in life And they don't do none of this People like Mob James He don't do none of what he's saying he do They don't do none of that shit But they sound good on it I can name some more names They can name all kind of foundations of what they do But nigga, they don't do this shit in real life like me So I got the right to say what the fuck I wanna say Cause when the microphone go off the character Get put up in the corner That's what they keep forgetting Wow Yeah I don't say it again Man, like I said I've been out here with you And I see the people that approach you They know you They're looking for you Basically they're loving it The girl earlier that you were doing the marketing for Oh yeah, the hood goodies Yeah, the hood goodies They love it man And they love you Most of the people say Hey man, we love the realness We wanna hear something real When you talk it's something that marinates with me You know, I like what you're doing man Keep doing what you're doing man How does that make you feel man? Oh Oh It's rewarding The internet Is a deception The internet is 35 to 40% real Because they don't give you They don't give you the before story to a video So you don't know what's happening You're just looking at something The internet will have you believe That my life is in danger The internet will have you to believe That I can't go outside The internet will have you believe That I'm hiding somewhere The internet will have you believe That I'm the most hated person in America But if you got off the internet And you came in the real life Man, you'll start to believe Well, you'll start to see That the internet is full of shit And you can't believe nothing That you get off the internet It's distorted our reality It's blinded people's perception And perception is reality So since your perception is blinded The internet now is your reality The internet now is most people's realities And I'm capitalizing off that I'm giving them a reality And I'm having fun And man, I feel powerful I feel smarter than everybody I feel, because they've given me this power Man, the internet have given me They gave me this power They gave me this power And what I choose to do with the power Is promote nigga shit Talk about things that affect Poor nigga babies You see what I'm saying? So they've given me something That I'm using for my people, homie So when I get that love When I get that admiration You see the smile on my face You see that genuine smile, homie Yeah, I let my guards down Yeah, you know what I'm saying? Come on, man, let's take a picture I'll play like I mean it for you But yeah, you see the genuine smile Do you think that Wag 100 been hanging out I believe it was in Clubhouse With Takashi 6'9 Would you hang out with Takashi? Yeah He ain't done nothing wrong Yeah, yeah, no, nigga He ain't done nothing wrong He ain't done nothing wrong By telling on somebody Yeah, he was playing gangster, nigga When you realize you're playing gangster Find your way out When you realize you were playing See some niggas ain't playing and they don't say nothing And they go in there and suffer Like gangsters have to suffer They be playing, man, reach for a broomstraw Onks say a drowning man to reach for a broomstraw A drowning man in the ocean Look up there and grab that broomstraw Just hoping he can float So now, nigga, hell yeah, I hang out with Takashi 6'9, Sammy the Bull Miss Mary, they call the police On them niggas down the street Because they kept popping two-minute fireworks Two days after the 4th of July I hang out with anybody that wouldn't have put the police on the niggas Yeah, they are Great help to the community Great help Hey, man, thank you, man You always give me what I'm looking for, man Say, man, we in Las Vegas, man It's going down, man, I appreciate you, Charleston We love you That's a real statement, man We're gonna continue to work helping the kids Helping whoever you bring by The store, we're gonna clothe the kids Whatever you say that's going down with them kids You come find me, we're gonna give something away Shout out to Miss King, man Shout out to Miss King, I love her, man Yeah, well, one of the things, man She gave us a pipeline To children that's returning Back Re-entering back into our society Back into our communities And we Showed up in those kids' life They didn't show up in ours, right? We came to a facility they was locked up in And we spent a week with them kids And we told them kids What we do How we live And we made some promises to those children About what we will do For them when they got out And I just want to say, man Every kid, we done walked Every kid done walked out that juvenile facility That came over the boss Talked one-on-one Helped set them You helped set them We helped set them On the path to Redemption And coming back in a positive light Back into our society I appreciate you for that, brother I appreciate you, man Just the things that you stood for Wake me up to say, hey, let's do more And I appreciate you for that That's one of the big things with me and you I think that's why we stay connected The way we do is just trying to help people Spending money where it needs to be Spending the neighborhoods, man Shout out to these Texans, man Shout out to these Texans, man I know y'all are my new family That's coming straight from Charleston White, man We love you, man It's been another great segment of Boss Talk 101 And we out