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When I pimp on, when I'm pimping on, I'm not pimping on her like, you know, the regular just trying to come up.
Speaker A:I'm putting in that.
Speaker A:That was in me since I was a bank robber.
Speaker A:Since I was trying to get my money.
Speaker A:Then I had her down like I was about getting money.
Speaker A:Real life.
Speaker B:It ain't real life.
Speaker B:Real life street stars know what time it is.
Speaker B:Real life street star, just like that, we back.
Speaker B:We got it right back.
Speaker B:We got the one and only.
Speaker B:And people were kind of upset that we said legendary pimp.
Speaker B:And Ken, people was upset that we put the legendary tag on your name.
Speaker B:I mean like there's like he is in the business of pimping women or was in the business.
Speaker A:You.
Speaker B:That's not some legendary stuff.
Speaker B:What would you say to those who don't like to consider what you've done some legendary stuff?
Speaker A:Well, first of all, I got to know that I did five movies, you know, Hipology, Best of both Worlds man, the Ghetto Season, Sex Week and three more.
Speaker A:You know, I'm currently working on Boosie's movie which is B and Tubi is already done.
Speaker A:I've done Rick Ross Freeway, Ricky Ross movie.
Speaker A:I did My Man Ice T movie.
Speaker A:I'm working on Perry Ann on Roberts movie.
Speaker A:I got two books as best sellers.
Speaker A:Yes sir, they got over thousands and thousands of reviews that all positive reviews.
Speaker A:And these books is not just self published.
Speaker A:They was published by cbs, better known as Simon Schuster.
Speaker A:Some of the biggest, one of the biggest publishing company in the world.
Speaker A:Also I've been on 40 million records, totally sold.
Speaker A:I worked with, did a whole mixtape with who kid a 50 Cent called Sabrina Baby Boy.
Speaker A:I was on two Little Giant albums.
Speaker A:I was on two or two short albums.
Speaker A:I was on E40 album with two short My man five, five albums for Pimp C, one album with Bumby, five albums for Pat's Detroit.
Speaker A:Like I said, two short two albums.
Speaker A:Did an album with my man Ice T, Big Daddy Kane.
Speaker A:I did about two or three hundred independent albums.
Speaker A:I was on two of the biggest ever documentaries.
Speaker A:Hbo, over a billion people watch Pimps Up, Hoes down and American Pimp by the Hughes Brother.
Speaker A:If that ain't legendary, what am I?
Speaker A:See, see, it's only one pivot king.
Speaker A:If it's another one, he's on the other side of the motherfucking equator and he's a motherfucking hater.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I'm the best ever.
Speaker A:Did he got away with it but they need to do, they quit.
Speaker A:They need to quit being unbelievers and underachievers, you understand what I'm saying?
Speaker A:If they knew better, they do better, man, unfortunately, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:If somebody say that I'm not legendary, then they must have been living under a rock or something.
Speaker C:What celebrity that you been around that you feel like had a pimp gene in them?
Speaker A:Like you felt like, definitely too short.
Speaker A:Definitely Ice T, you know, Ice T did have a few bitches, but, man, me and too short.
Speaker A:I used to be over his house all the time.
Speaker A:And I'd be over two short house, nothing but bitches, you know, I can't speak on a lot, but I can just tell you this, you understand me?
Speaker A:If you ever imagine a artist being in the game, then he the right imagination.
Speaker A:Also.
Speaker A:Pimp C, you know?
Speaker A:Pimp C, you know, actually, you know, it's long gone.
Speaker A:I gave him a white bitch one time, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I let her have the right bitch.
Speaker B:You know, Gave him the money, give.
Speaker A:Him the white bitch, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:And you know, hey, man, get your money, man, you know?
Speaker A:Cause a lot of niggas was talking about pimp wasn't in the game.
Speaker A:So I said, well, man, we gonna solve this problem, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So, you know, that's how pimp end up, you know, doing what he did, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:You know, she's a stomp down white bitch, you know what I mean?
Speaker A:Got a lot of money, I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker A:You know, I'd say Snoop Dogg, he got the mentality sugar free, definitely Rollo the Pimp, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:He's a great player.
Speaker A:Rooster, you know.
Speaker A:My man Calico Jones, what's my man named?
Speaker A:Of course, my son Supreme.
Speaker A:He got the game, you know.
Speaker A:So it's quite a few rappers that I know.
Speaker A:I probably miss somebody, but, you know.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:My man Fits and grits.
Speaker A:My man Too Deep.
Speaker A:Who else rapped that shit?
Speaker A:Goldie.
Speaker A:My man Death.
Speaker A:Shoot.
Speaker A:My man Flame.
Speaker A:It's quite a few brothers that spit that pigment.
Speaker C:Is there anybody that was the opposite of that that you ran across?
Speaker C:You like?
Speaker C:No, man, you just.
Speaker C:You just.
Speaker C:You just a trick or you just.
Speaker A:You know, I got.
Speaker A:I got into it, man.
Speaker A:I went at little way 50 Cent, you know, ti my guy, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:But I challenged Ludacris, all of them.
Speaker A:I said, it is tricking if you got it, because you know, because, you know, Ludacris had a song, and it was pimping all over the world.
Speaker A:Pimping all over the world, you know?
Speaker A:And my man TI you know what I'm saying, he was always supporting the pimping, you know?
Speaker A:So I challenged him.
Speaker A:I told 50 Cent.
Speaker A:Me and 50 Cent actually had a thing called Pimp Curly.
Speaker A:Remember that?
Speaker B:Oh, yeah, yeah, Yeah.
Speaker A:I told 50 Cent, man.
Speaker A:50 Cent, pimp.
Speaker A:And kid said, ain't no pimp, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So I really got on 50 cent ass.
Speaker A:But 50 cent, so cool about it, he called me and said, man, let's have some fun with it.
Speaker A:And we went viral.
Speaker A:We made millions and millions of views.
Speaker A:So that was fun.
Speaker A:You know, a couple of them didn't like it, you know, Like I said, I almost got my life taken, you know, talking shit, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:But some nigga sent a nigga at me, and I took the pistol from the nigga, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:And the nigga that took the pistol, man, I can't say his name.
Speaker A:I don't know if he want me to say his name.
Speaker A:I'm gonna do an interview with him.
Speaker A:But he called me, and the guy that was connected with, he's dead.
Speaker A:Both of the guys that we thought was connected, they both dead, but he's still living.
Speaker A:And he called me.
Speaker A:He said, ken, man, I wanna talk about it.
Speaker A:He said, it didn't go the way you said it supposed to go.
Speaker A:He said, you keep telling people you pissed with me.
Speaker A:He said, no, you shot me.
Speaker A:I said, man, I didn' not shoot you, man.
Speaker A:I'm serious.
Speaker A:This nigga, hey, man, he literally called me and he said, did I shot him?
Speaker A:He said, bleed?
Speaker A:I said, bro, I didn't shoot you.
Speaker A:I'm not gonna shoot you in Texas.
Speaker A:Cause they got the death penalty.
Speaker A:But me and him is actually good for him.
Speaker B:You hit him so hard that he thought you shot him.
Speaker A:Well, you know, what happened was he tried to shoot me, and then I ducked.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:He missed.
Speaker A:I grabbed the pistol, then I rasped him to the ground.
Speaker A:And then while we was on the ground, he was turning the pistol this way.
Speaker A:He tried to shoot me again.
Speaker A:And then I fell on his chest and he missed again.
Speaker A:Some scary shit.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:I knew it was dead.
Speaker A:I said, this nigga trying to kill me.
Speaker A:For real.
Speaker A:For real.
Speaker A:And I was in shock, you know?
Speaker A:And I had two young ladies in the room with me.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying, they was in the closet crying and screaming.
Speaker A:So I just said, man, I gotta do something.
Speaker A:So I grabbed the pistol.
Speaker A:And then when I grabbed the pistol, we wrestled into the other room and the pistol fell.
Speaker A:So I pushed him, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:When I pushed him, he was trying to go for it, but still him going for it, you know.
Speaker A:I mean, I know the game, right?
Speaker A:So I pushed him and he failed.
Speaker A:When he fell, I pistol whooped him, but he swept down that I shoot him.
Speaker A:I didn't hear no third shot.
Speaker A:If I did, I don't remember.
Speaker A:But him and I talked and he's gonna get on.
Speaker A:He's gonna be coming.
Speaker A:I guess I can say his name, Obama.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Brother named Obama.
Speaker A:He coming on my talk show and we laughed about it.
Speaker A:He said, man, you know, I told all my niggas, man, Kid ain't no ho, man.
Speaker B:Ain't no ho.
Speaker A:He said, kid ain't no ho, man.
Speaker A:He like, he'll tell you, I wasn't scared nothing.
Speaker A:I screamed a couple times.
Speaker A:Cause I thought I was shot.
Speaker A:You go, pow.
Speaker A:Oh, shit.
Speaker A:You know, like that.
Speaker B:Yeah, like that's it.
Speaker B:Like shit.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:But the nigga never shot me and I never shot him.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:But he swear up and down that I shot him, man.
Speaker A:But, you know, made him laugh about it all the time.
Speaker B:You got a pimp angel looking over you.
Speaker B:I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker A:Well, man, God, I mean, I've been shot three times with a nine millimeter.
Speaker A:I got shot with a.38, you know, I got hit by a semi truck.
Speaker A:I've been hit by a car five times.
Speaker A:I was riding with somebody.
Speaker A:They fell asleep in Denver and almost went over the clip by 20,000ft.
Speaker A:So, I mean, I could say the man upstairs look after me.
Speaker B:Oh, man.
Speaker B:Let me ask you.
Speaker B:You named a lot of artists.
Speaker B:Who do you feel made the best pimp song?
Speaker A:Like, well, you know, I believe that.
Speaker A:50 Cent, right?
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:He did a song with Bumby and ugk, you know, and it was really cold.
Speaker A:But then you did Pimp C and My Man.
Speaker A:What's that guy name?
Speaker A:No, my main man.
Speaker A:That one too.
Speaker A:But Koolaids.
Speaker A:Koolaid Pimpin ain't no illusion.
Speaker A:Pippin ain't Never Die.
Speaker A:And that's one of the coldest pimp songs with Pimp C and now.
Speaker A:But.
Speaker A:But 50 Cent said 50 Cent when he did that song with Bumby and UGK, that was cold, too.
Speaker A:And then you know, they all got UGK on it.
Speaker A:Pimpsy and Jermaine Dupri.
Speaker A:That was one of good.
Speaker A:A good song.
Speaker A:They had some good game in it.
Speaker A:And then, you know, you had Pimp C and Pimp cimping with ugk.
Speaker A:Jay Z.
Speaker A:Yeah, Pimp C with Jay Z.
Speaker A:So it was always Pimp, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I think he makes the best songs, but 50 Cent, that pimp.
Speaker A:And, you know, a lot of people don't know it, man, but 50 Cent really know the game.
Speaker A:He really know the game.
Speaker A:If you, you know, if you listen to him, he kicking some of that Pippa Ken shit on that one.
Speaker A:He said, get out the street.
Speaker A:The streets is for pimp, he said.
Speaker A:He said, get off the sidewalk.
Speaker A:The sidewalk for Pippen.
Speaker A:The streets is for hoes, you know.
Speaker A:I said, this little got some game.
Speaker A:So he be popping it, man.
Speaker A:You know, 50, my man.
Speaker A:I fuck with 50.
Speaker A:50 really know the game, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Like when I told him that Hoop kid, you know, got down with one of my bitches, right, the porn star, Capri style, you know, Capri style, she.
Speaker A:I brought that bitch to the game.
Speaker A:Let the whole world know that that was my bitch, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So when she came, who could have a little fun, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:And you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Go listen to the thing.
Speaker A:50 Cent, he said pivot.
Speaker A:Kid said, who Kid a pear, bitch.
Speaker A:I didn't say that, but 50 Cent said it.
Speaker A:Yeah, but you know, 50, my man, man.
Speaker A:I fuck with 50, man.
Speaker A:Like, in a real way, you know, He's a street, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:He's a cold nigga.
Speaker A:Even when I said.
Speaker A:When I got in his ass, I said, n.
Speaker A:You ain't no motherfucking pimp, nigga.
Speaker A:Y'all niggas talking about y'all have a baby by this.
Speaker A:I'm saying all this shit about 50.
Speaker A:50, you know, he came back, man.
Speaker A:Pimp can't say no motherfucking pimp, nigga.
Speaker A:What you call this pimp?
Speaker A:He had a jerry car and he said, Officer Ricky, I guess he was talking about Rick Ross.
Speaker A:They had a little problem, too, you know.
Speaker A:I don't know what it was, but he was talking about me and Rick Ross in that and the skit you.
Speaker C:You was speaking on Pimping ain't no illusion, right?
Speaker C:Did at the time.
Speaker C:Did the gangsters come through and straight through off all the game?
Speaker C:Did that really Happen did the who the gangsters?
Speaker C:Cause on the, on the song you said the gangsters came through and threw off all the gang had all these thinking they can manage their own team.
Speaker A:Well, you know, a lot of people don't know this, right, But a lot of pimps is gangsters first, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:We got G before we went P, you know, So a lot of niggas done got pressure put on their ass before they even, you know, knew that we was in the game.
Speaker A:You know, Like I said, when I was in New York, I went to New York, I went out there, and all the big pimps was out there.
Speaker A:The first, my first experience is I went out there with a 9 millimeter, you know, and one of my partners that got into another pimp, I said, man, what's up, man?
Speaker A:You know, you want me to handle that?
Speaker A:And he said, no, Ken, you can't.
Speaker A:Put the gun up, man.
Speaker A:Put the gun up, man.
Speaker A:This is, this is, this ain't how they do it.
Speaker A:This is non contact sport, you know.
Speaker A:But, you know, I'm from Milwaukee, you know, we call it kill walkie.
Speaker A:So, you know, I'm with the shits, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:If a nigga want, you know, they want some bullshit, you know, I'm from Milwaukee, niggas, let's do it.
Speaker A:Cause all my life that's all we've been doing.
Speaker A:We've been thumping, right?
Speaker A:So you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:That's why I never carried a pistol no more after that day.
Speaker A:So, you know, I was G, you know, before I was Pete, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Me and a lot of niggas, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:They get it, mistake.
Speaker A:They think pimps is soft.
Speaker A:But a lot of n.
Speaker A:If you look at, look at, look what I'm about to tell you, this is cold blooded.
Speaker A:I robbed banks, right?
Speaker A:I robbed jury stores, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I was in a lot of gangster shit all my life, right?
Speaker A:So when I pimp on a bitch, when I'm pimping on a bitch, I'm not pimping on her like, you know, the regular N.
Speaker A:Just trying to come up.
Speaker A:I'm putting in that bitch that was in me since I was a bank robber, since I was trying to get my money.
Speaker A:Then I had her down like I was about getting money.
Speaker A:So she robbed bank, she was hoeing like she was robbing bankruptcy, she was hustling like she was robbing jewelry store.
Speaker A:Because that Was my mentality.
Speaker A:I wanted a lot of money.
Speaker A:So when you got that type of game and that type of heart, you put that, you still that.
Speaker A:Y'all got enough game.
Speaker A:I'm finna cut y'all off.
Speaker B:Oh, talk to em.
Speaker A:Talk to em.
Speaker B:They got to go put em in their place.
Speaker A:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker A:But you know, that's essentially, you know, what n make the mistake from then, you know, I'm from Milwaukee.
Speaker A:You'll never hear no nigga talking about pimpa kid got beat up or a nigga slapped pimp kid.
Speaker A:I'm in the hood.
Speaker A:I'm on 14th in north.
Speaker A:That's the hood.
Speaker A:I met the Playmakers.
Speaker A:That's in the hood.
Speaker A:And I'm on 14.
Speaker A:I'm on Sherman and Capitol.
Speaker A:Every time I come to Milwaukee, never miss a beat by myself.
Speaker A:Only security I got is my Social Security card, man.
Speaker B:That's real.
Speaker B:I'm gonna ask you something, but before I go there, I'm curious.
Speaker B:You didn't throw in Lil Jonna Too Short Couldn't be a better player, Man.
Speaker B:Was that song when Too Short dropped that Couldn't be a better player than me.
Speaker B:Even if you're fucked every day of.
Speaker A:The week, I don't think me and to Short was kicking back then.
Speaker B:Oh, damn.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker B:Yeah, that's a hard ass.
Speaker B:So let me ask you, from what you saw back then on the streets that you moved around in, let's just say in the early 90s, women today have more.
Speaker B:And you know, they got this 50, 50 rule.
Speaker B:They want more independence now.
Speaker B:Women are just kind of grow up like you don't need no man and stuff like that.
Speaker B:Do you feel like women today just if you were back in the game right now, that they are easily.
Speaker B:You could still get mind control over a woman right now.
Speaker B:As easy as it was back then back in the early 90s versus the women today.
Speaker B:Just the way you see women moving around today.
Speaker A:That's funny that you would mention that.
Speaker A:We was just on the podcast, one of the hosts on Trigger Alert with Ugly Money and Biz.
Speaker A:And we was talking about mind control and women submitting.
Speaker A:And I told them, I said, man, the only way to get a woman to submit is to.
Speaker A:First of all, you got to get into her mind because the mind controls everything.
Speaker A:Once you get a woman's mind, then the body gonna follow.
Speaker A:A lot of men can't control their women cause they can't control their minds.
Speaker A:You know, a lot of guys, you know what I'm saying, they lead with their dick instilling with they big head, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:See, my dick stands for dictate, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I'm dictating.
Speaker A:I'm running the shit, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:And the bitch got to know that she fuck with me, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Ain't no talking back and all that, you know what I mean?
Speaker A:We may have an argument or two because you emotional about the shit, but I'm going to quickly stick that pen in you and deflate your ass, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:You go, you.
Speaker A:You gonna calm down real quick, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:It ain't gonna put an end on you, you know, it's all a mental game, you know?
Speaker A:I mean, you got to know how to, you know, mentally masturbate a woman's brain, you know what I mean?
Speaker A:And a lot of niggas don't know, you know, they try to get the pussy right and try to control with the.
Speaker A:With their penis, with their little head when they don't know is once you get into a woman's head, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:You get her, do anything you want her to do, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:You can tell her, go anywhere you want her to go.
Speaker A:And that's the problem.
Speaker A:A lot of these guys, the reason why they taking 50 Cent, 50%, because they don't want to put in no work.
Speaker A:You know, it takes real mental telepathy and real mental concentration to really get into a woman's head.
Speaker A:You know, you got to really study her.
Speaker A:You know, a lot of guys, you know, you know, they look at a woman's butt, they look at her breasts, and they look at her face.
Speaker A:No, I don't do that.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I study her, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I study everything she say.
Speaker A:If a woman say, I don't like chocolate, I ain't gonna never bring her no chocolate, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:You know, women will tell you what they want.
Speaker A:You just got to listen.
Speaker A:And once you listen and pay attention, then you pretty much can get it ahead.
Speaker A:That's easy.
Speaker B:So what do you say about, like, as of now, it seems you can give me your take on the society is trying to demasculate the black man in today's day.
Speaker B:You know, women, you know, actors wearing dresses.
Speaker B:Back then, Wesley Snipes weren't really gonna wear no dress unless.
Speaker B:So I think it makes women look at men in today's day different because society has tried to emasculate the black man to where our word doesn't hit as strong as it used to.
Speaker A:Well, let me.
Speaker A:Let me take you back a little, young man.
Speaker A:If you go back to Africa, right?
Speaker A:You know, when they was going to the southwest and southwest, northwestern southwest shores of Africa, and they was extrapolating our brothers and sisters from the motherland, you know, before they took them to the motherland, they took them to what you call the Canary Islands.
Speaker A:And the Canary Islands is where they actually made the slave, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:And it was a psychological game.
Speaker A:So what they would do is they would take the pregnant women and cut their stomach open and get the baby out the stomach and hold it up like this, let them know I'm your master, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:And show I have life and death in my hand.
Speaker A:And another thing they would do, they would take the old men and they would tie them to the tree and then they would cut the trees and have both their hands tied and they would split the body in half, you know.
Speaker A: n, you know, you get into the: Speaker A:We're going to go into further in history, you know, it's a guy by the name Willie lynch in Jamaica, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Willie lynch was a cruel, rude man.
Speaker A:And what he would do was he would teach the Americans what they was doing over in Jamaica.
Speaker A:So what they were doing with the brothers in Jamaica, they used to bend them over and have sex with them.
Speaker A:That's what they call butt fucking.
Speaker A:That's why Jamaicans hate homosexuality so bad.
Speaker B:Butt breaking?
Speaker A:Yeah, butt breaking.
Speaker A:So to speak.
Speaker A:My man Tariq Nasheed talk about that.
Speaker A:Me and him talk about that all the time.
Speaker A:You know, you might have seen him on my podcast, View from the Game.
Speaker A:We just did a interview with Tariq Nasheed.
Speaker A:So he talk about butt breaking, and that's how they would break them in.
Speaker A:And then, you know, I don't know if you watched some of those movies, you know, you see some of the slave masters actually grabbing the man's penis, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So this homosexuality stuff, it goes way back to.
Speaker A:To the Eurocentric mentality, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:And if you notice everything that the Europeans do, they make it in the semblance of a black man's penis.
Speaker A:The bullet is made in semblance of black man's penis.
Speaker A:The missiles are made in the semblance.
Speaker A:The Washington Monument, they worship our penis.
Speaker A:But at the Same time, they fear our penis because it's the real weapon of mass destruction.
Speaker A:Through the black man penis, he can wipe off the entire nation of people.
Speaker A:Through our melanin, we have melanated people.
Speaker A:So without melanin and for those who don't understand melanin, it's a chemical that is formed during the early fetus that creates motor skills and intellectual skills.
Speaker A:And what it can do, it can wipe out genetic, genetically wipe out a whole lot of people.
Speaker A:That's what Frances Quest Wilson talk about when she said genetic annihilation.
Speaker A:Also, you know, when they had the Afrocentric movement, a lot of them was talking about that.
Speaker A:So yeah, you know, it's an effort and it's an initiative, so to speak, to demasculate the black man and take his manhood, his masculinity.
Speaker B:So do you think women from, let's say back in the late 80s, early 90s, look at men the same in a sense that, you know, back then, you know, a woman had to go to a man for pleasure and things like that, strap ons weren't so like, you know, you go, you go to your local target and see a little condoms to go and go get, you know, a Mr.
Speaker B:Black strap on.
Speaker B:And the girl now she want to fuck girls now and they just bring in the toy.
Speaker A:What was the whole process?
Speaker A:You know, when you think about, you know, segregation, right?
Speaker A:And you look at Brown vs Board of Education with Thurgood Marshall, right?
Speaker A:You go back and you look at that and the first thing you ask yourself, you know, what did segregation do to us?
Speaker A:What was the purpose of it?
Speaker A:Well, Martin Luther King said, I believe I led my people into a burning house.
Speaker A:What was Martin Luther King talking about?
Speaker A:What he was saying that we cannot win in a segregated society or integrated society.
Speaker A:Because that's what they was meant to say.
Speaker A:Integrated.
Speaker A:We can't win in an integrated society because those people have a 250 year jump on us.
Speaker A:You got to remember we came here as slaves.
Speaker A:We weren't allowed to read for 250 years.
Speaker A:We didn't have no rights for 250 years.
Speaker A:Then after 250 years, all of a sudden we jump into a society and we don't have proper education, we don't have proper financial way of with all then that put us in a very, very, very bad situation.
Speaker A:So when you think about all of that and you think about, you know, the amalgamation and the integration into society, then you think about the black woman, you know, why the black woman act the way she act here's the black woman problem in a nutshell.
Speaker A:Well, the black woman, you know, was the first teacher.
Speaker A:She was the nurturer, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:She was the one that kept the house together, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:For years, you know, a black woman would stay with a very abusive man.
Speaker A:He could be beating her to death.
Speaker A:And she would stay only to keep those kids in that one family household, okay?
Speaker A: So when you look at: Speaker A:So once they start building projects, they call it section 8.
Speaker A:And under that perception, they say, okay, well, y'all got projects, but you can't let your husband live with you or your boyfriend.
Speaker A:You know what I mean?
Speaker A:So now if you're on welfare, if you got a baby daddy, you can't stay there.
Speaker A:So that's the beginning of the separation.
Speaker A:Then they brought her on.
Speaker A:Heroin is a counterinsurgency drug.
Speaker A:What that means is that if you high, you're not going to do a, you know, you're not going to do a revolution or resurrection, you know what I'm talking about?
Speaker A:Some type of violence and stuff like that.
Speaker A:So it's insurgency, counterinsurgency.
Speaker A:You're not going to have insurgency.
Speaker A:And so then you get that heron, the daddy can't be in the house.
Speaker A:Then you speed it up, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:You get to the 80s, then you got crack cocaine.
Speaker A:So crack was poured into our community through the Mario Cuban boat lift.
Speaker A:Put all that crack into our community.
Speaker A:And during that process, you know, all of us got into the drug game, including myself.
Speaker A:The money was very alluring, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:It was a lot of money.
Speaker A:So we all got into the crack game in 83, 80, 45.
Speaker A:In 85 became what you call the new crack laws and the new sentencing enhancement laws.
Speaker A:So the feds was working on us while we was in the streets working our work, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So by the time we get to 85, 86, we got automatic machine guns, we got guns, we got all this stuff, right?
Speaker A:And now with all these guns and all this stuff, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:These women, our sisters, you know, they also doing some things.
Speaker A:It was something going on with them.
Speaker A:It was the black woman liberation movement.
Speaker A: an liberation movement in the: Speaker A:Then you can go and you can get these different grants.
Speaker A:You get into these different corporate settings and stuff like get these good jobs.
Speaker A:And they got the jobs and then they for somehow misconstrue black liberation or women's liberation movement with cutting their hair short and wearing the bow tie, acting like a white man.
Speaker A:And then they started saying, I don't need no nigger.
Speaker A:You know, black women are the only ones that say, I'm independent, I don't need no man.
Speaker A:You never hear white folks talking about they independent, they don't need no man, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:But they didn't understand that the white woman was benefiting twice.
Speaker A:She was benefiting from the white liberation movement and she was benefiting from being married to the white man, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:If the white man died, she get 50%, she divorced her, she get 50%, she died, she get 100% of whatever he had left.
Speaker A:And they didn't understand that.
Speaker A:And they didn't know that these folks was misguiding us and putting us in a situation where we thought that we was actually the women and black women thought they was fighting for the same rights when in reality, you know what I'm saying, they was a part of the destruction of the black civilization and the black family.
Speaker A:And now you see, black women don't listen to black men, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:They very, they got a lot of masculinity, they're very aggressive.
Speaker A:And as I said on your show previously, you understand me, who raising the killing the killers?
Speaker A:It's the black women, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:All the black women are the ones that are responsible for the way their children is being brought up.
Speaker A:And then they talk about the baby daddy like a dog.
Speaker A:So you, you know, I done seen situations where the father called the mother and she say, bitch ass nigga, what you want?
Speaker B:You know, I've seen, I've seen, we've seen a lot.
Speaker A:Fuck you niggin.
Speaker A:The kid right there.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:And then she making it seem like she got a problem, that the child got a problem with the father.
Speaker A:So now when the father go over there, you know, the child always take the mother's side.
Speaker A:The child go over there.
Speaker A:Now this father think you, I'm saying me that the child think that the father is doing something to him.
Speaker A:And she like you, you'll never see your motherfucking kids all this, you know, and the kid, and the kid is over there listening to this.
Speaker A:So he think that his father ain't fucking with him, but really he ain't with that, that busta ass bitch, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:The bitch is the problem, you know, send me.
Speaker A:So now the father's like, man, I'm not going over there arguing with this bitch, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:And she mad because, what, he got a better, he got a finer bitch, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Now she's like, oh, okay, well, I ain't messing with him, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:You know?
Speaker A:You know, just crazy, man.
Speaker B:Man, that's some real right there.
Speaker B:Quickly, I gotta ask you to.
Speaker B:And I'm gonna preface it, I'm gonna preface this by giving a story.
Speaker B:I seen a young dude in high school making good grades.
Speaker B:He didn't look.
Speaker B:He didn't look, you know, he.
Speaker B:He looked a little busted.
Speaker B:He didn't look.
Speaker B:He want the best looking guy.
Speaker B:He's like, you know, the nerd guy in high school.
Speaker B:And he was saving all his allowance money to finally, he got $200 to talk to the prettiest girl in school, one of the cheerleaders.
Speaker B:And then you see them walking home, where he's about to take her home.
Speaker B:He.
Speaker B:He just offered her $200 to let me just, you know, can I just fuck you?
Speaker B:And she was with it.
Speaker B:And you know, the young girl, you know, just high school, she like, I bet.
Speaker B:So all the work that the jocks put in and all that shit, he said, let me just be smart.
Speaker B:Skip that.
Speaker B:Make my allowance.
Speaker B:Give me this $200, you know, in 9th, 10th grade, and I'm gonna just pay the prettiest girl in school to come to the crib and do it.
Speaker B:And she was down like, nigga, I can make $200.
Speaker B:That's easy.
Speaker B:What the mind of the John, the mind of the trick from your standpoint, what is that mentality?
Speaker B:And should more people like, beyond that or just be like, nah, the hard way, write her a cute little letter, do you like me?
Speaker B:Yes or no?
Speaker B:And all that other shit.
Speaker A:Well, you know, common sense, right?
Speaker A:You can get any woman you want with common sense, but sense ain't that common, you know, Some of the smartest people in the world are some of the dumbest people in the world.
Speaker A:You know, I always say that the A and B students always work for the C students, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:And that's a fact, you know, because people can be book smart, they can be highly educated, but they can be really dumb and not street smart to give you an example.
Speaker A:It was a great king, you know, by the name of Mansa Musa.
Speaker A:And Mansa Musa said, I want to give a whole bunch of gold to whoever can give me something and find something that I ain't never seen before and bring the king back a prize.
Speaker A:So it was two doctors, and it was a common man with common sense.
Speaker A:So the two doctors, one was a scientist and one was a doctor, they went out on a journey, everybody else went to try to, you know, women and men, they tried to find something great for the king.
Speaker A:So when they was in their journey, they went into the safari, into the wilderness, and they seen a lion, and the lion was dead, you know, so what they said, they said, we could revive this lion.
Speaker A:So the doctor said, he started giving it the lion mouth to mouth.
Speaker A:And the scientist said, yeah, I can, you know, fix his legs.
Speaker A:And the guy with the common sense, he climbed up the tree.
Speaker A:So when he got up the tree, the lion, of course, you know, they revived him.
Speaker A:The lion, you know, he came back to life and he devoured both of them because he was hungry, he was dead for a minute, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So he devoured both of them.
Speaker A:And then the man, you know, when he seen the lion, went on about his business and he lived forever after he went, told the king, Master Musa, he said, Mr.
Speaker A:Musa, he said, the doctor and the scientists that I went on a journey with, they revived this lion and they brought him back to life and he devoured both of them.
Speaker A:He said, what was you.
Speaker A:He said, well, common sense told me that I would be in the tree that this lion go to get.
Speaker A:He going to eat them.
Speaker A:He said, well, here's the prize.
Speaker A:He got the prize.
Speaker A:And what he won the prize for was common sense, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:And, you know, most things would bow for a genius, but yet a baby can understand, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So a lot of these guys who want to get these women, they think that it takes a lot to get to that point.
Speaker A:You got to remember, women are some of the sharpest creatures on the planet.
Speaker A:Women mature seven times or seven years ahead of man.
Speaker A:So when you.
Speaker A:When you got something like that, there's only one thing that you can do to control something like that, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:You got to remember, you know, women bleed five times a day.
Speaker A:You can cut them, cut me.
Speaker A:I'm a.
Speaker A:If I believe in five days, I'm dead.
Speaker A:So, you know, this woman is a mean creature, my brother.
Speaker A:You understand me?
Speaker A:She's a mean creature.
Speaker A:She's awesome, you know, send me.
Speaker A:I believe the Bible said that he made her, made the woman from a man's rib.
Speaker A:And soon as he made her from the rib, the first thing she did was challenge man.
Speaker A:This is in the Bible.
Speaker A:This is not in my book of scriptures, but this is in the scriptures.
Speaker A:It says that he challenged, she challenged.
Speaker A:In the chapter, it's called the Fall of Man.
Speaker A:Think about it.
Speaker A:The fall of man and the woman.
Speaker A:He said, the woman you gave me deceived me, but the snake deceived her.
Speaker A:She allowed the snake to deceive her.
Speaker A:And just allegorically speaking, symbolically speaking, you know, why would they use a woman to show that type of comparison?
Speaker A:Why would they show a woman deceiving a man?
Speaker A:You know why?
Speaker A:They could have picked an elephant, they could have picked a giraffe.
Speaker A:They could have picked anything.
Speaker A:But God picked a woman as the first test of man.
Speaker A:He said, now, since you allowed yourself to, because he was Adam, where are thou?
Speaker A:Adam was hiding.
Speaker A:He was naked, you know, he said, you know, I'm be out straight up with you, man.
Speaker A:Hey, God, man, the woman that you gave me, you know, she told me to eat this fruit, you know, blah, blah, blah.
Speaker A:And you ate from the fruit of life, the tree of life.
Speaker A:So now you're going to be what, you're going to be subjugated on earth, and you're going to be here for many, many years.
Speaker A:And you got to be fruitful and multiply that.
Speaker A:So, so, so all Adam had to do this, how?
Speaker A:Simple.
Speaker A:He used common sense.
Speaker A:Hey, man.
Speaker A:Look, man, God is the God of all God.
Speaker A:He's the creator.
Speaker A:He's omit.
Speaker A:Omipotent.
Speaker A:He's.
Speaker A:He's omnipresence.
Speaker A:I'm not doing that.
Speaker A:You know, I'm not going to do it.
Speaker A:That's the same thing with sex, you know, the forbidden fruit, you know, you know what that could have been, you know, so most people say it was the vagina, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:He bit off the fruit, the vagina.
Speaker A:So that's what a lot of scholars say.
Speaker A:So if you don't allow a woman to manipulate you sexually and you don't allow yourself to be enticed by her enticements, then you'll be okay.
Speaker B:So let me ask this.
Speaker B:If it's as simple as a guy wants to sleep with a girl, he's sexually attracted to her, either he could spend $1,000 on different dates for a week, and then he probably Has a good chance of, not of get into the prize at the end of the week, but he gonna spend a thousand dollars all week on all these extravagant dates or meet it for the first time and offer a thousand dollars that he was gonna spend throughout the week.
Speaker B:Just offer that straight up.
Speaker B:Here's a thousand dollars.
Speaker B:Let's just get straight to it and call it a day, man, because I'm trying to speed up my life.
Speaker A:I love white men, that trick, because they go, they spend their money, go home to their wife, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:They tell them, hey, look, it's a bad traffic, honey.
Speaker A:I'd be home in an hour.
Speaker A:They get their girl, they hit them up on Craigslist.
Speaker A:Up on back pages, they go, they get their sex, and bam is over with.
Speaker A:Ain't no dining and whining.
Speaker A:Ain't none of that.
Speaker A:But black men, we want to chill.
Speaker A:We want some watermelon, you know, we want to watch Netflix.
Speaker A:And then, you know, we developing relationships with this woman.
Speaker A:And the next day, you know, you go home, you tired, and you go to sleep and you leave your phone open.
Speaker A:There goes the neighborhood, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:She catch your cheek?
Speaker A:White men don't go through that, you know?
Speaker A:And I, as a former pimp, most of the guys that dated my girl were white men.
Speaker A:So I seen tons of white men.
Speaker A:I didn't sit there and listen to the phone calls, and I seen tons of white men date these women, and they all be like, I'm a lawyer, I'm a doctor, I'm married.
Speaker A:I'm, you know, I own this, I own that.
Speaker A:And they all go home faithfully to their white.
Speaker A:But the black man get a bad rep because one thing the black man don't know how to do, he don't know how to get the pussy and be gone.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:He want the pussy, he want the back rub, he want the chicken, you know, he want to spend the night.
Speaker A:He wants some in house coochie.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:He want everything.
Speaker A:But the best thing for any black man or white man, that out there tricking.
Speaker A:I'm speaking to the camera.
Speaker A:Just spend your money, your $2,000, and be gone.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Because if you get.
Speaker A:If you get to spend the time with a prostitute or with a woman that you cheating with, eventually your woman gonna catch you, man.
Speaker A:Whatever goes to the dark, gonna come to the light, man.
Speaker A:Period.
Speaker C:Why do you think the black man wants to do that?
Speaker C:Like, spend the time and the White.
Speaker A:Man doesn't, because the black men have abandonment issues, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:You know.
Speaker A:You know, we were abandoned, you know, from my homeland, Africa.
Speaker A:You know, we get abandoned at the crib, you know, we are the least nurtured, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:We are the least raised right, you know, And a lot of times, you know, when you first meet a woman, you meet her representative, she's really nice and she's really good, and, you know, you like that hospitality, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:And then a lot of times, the reason why a lot of black men is like that, because I don't know about you, but I got some partners, when they go in their house, it's a war zone.
Speaker A:They wife sitting there with the butcher and everything.
Speaker A:Teeth like vampires, talking about, you know, you know, he finna catch hell.
Speaker A:And they argue all day, fuss all day, man, a man be happy to meet a woman that ain't argumental.
Speaker A:He'd be happy to meet a woman that's laughing at his corny ass jokes, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:That's.
Speaker A:No, that's the reason why, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:But then eventually she becomes, you know, crazy too.
Speaker B:Biggest facts.
Speaker B:Biggest facts.
Speaker B:All right, let's go.
Speaker B:Get to it.
Speaker B:We gotta, you know, touch on some, you know, some items from the last interview real quick.
Speaker B:You know, we asked you at the time about the Diddy situation.
Speaker B:You know, you of course, related that, you know, hey, man, you know, ain't nothing but good to me and blah, blah, blah.
Speaker B:We know we asked a question.
Speaker B:But then all of a sudden, as of last Monday or so, a new lawsuit comes out, which is probably for what I feel is probably the most damaging.
Speaker B:You know, Cassie has some allegations.
Speaker B:I'm like, you know, he paid her off.
Speaker B:Some other women came forward.
Speaker B:But now a producer who's very known, who's.
Speaker B: with diddy from, like, August: Speaker B:And he kind of just details making the Love album, which of course is a good album, y'all.
Speaker B:You know, go get love.
Speaker B:You know, the Love album.
Speaker B:But after looking at the making of the album, I'm like, whoa, sound like the dude went through hell and he's naming names.
Speaker B:And before we get to the details of what it.
Speaker B:Some stuff he named.
Speaker B:When you saw that come out after, you know, are your interviews going up?
Speaker B:The numbers are going crazy, man.
Speaker A:Listen, I got Them phone calls, Ken, that's brother Love.
Speaker A:I said, what.
Speaker A:What you mean by that?
Speaker A:That's brother Love.
Speaker A:He love everything.
Speaker A:I said, hold on, man.
Speaker A:Wait a minute.
Speaker A:I said, what do you mean?
Speaker A:He said, man, that man, you know, woo to whoop.
Speaker A:The woo.
Speaker A:Woo to whoop.
Speaker A:And so people like, why is you.
Speaker A:Why is you protecting Diddy?
Speaker A:I said, I'm not protecting Diddy.
Speaker A:I'm just saying that I haven't seen anything.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:But he said, man, he got a name like Love, man.
Speaker A:Come on, Ken.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I mean, come on, Ken, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:The man be hugging people and all this.
Speaker A:And I said, man, yeah, but, man, I never seen Diddy in that capacity.
Speaker A:But, you know, this latest situation was kind of.
Speaker A:It was kind of crazy, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Then they were saying something about my man from Philly.
Speaker A:I'm like, man, what the hell?
Speaker B:They said something about Meek Mill.
Speaker B:And Meek Mill came back and defended himself.
Speaker B:Like, man, I done too much for Community to be gay.
Speaker B:I like pussy too much to be gay.
Speaker B:And some people like, bro, why are you tweeting that?
Speaker B:Like, why you what?
Speaker B:Like stay silent or just, you know, you don't gotta prove what you are, but I understand you have to defend yourself.
Speaker A:Yeah, but, you know, with the Meek Mills thing, you know, that was kind of cold because I never was.
Speaker A:Like, I would never imagine Meek Mills being nowhere remotely close to gay, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I didn't see some people in the industry who had gay tendencies, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:When I seen dumb people, I said in my mind that they have to absolutely, unequivocally be gay.
Speaker A:You know, the way they carry themselves.
Speaker A:A lot of feminine tendencies.
Speaker A:But when, you know, you see the brothers as hardcore.
Speaker A:But I live in Atlanta, so it's a lot of masculine dudes, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:It's a lot of dudes in Atlanta that's.
Speaker A:That's gay as the pure.
Speaker A:As pure as the snow is white.
Speaker A:I'm talking about gay as all outdoors, you know.
Speaker A:And you see them, they in the Ferraris, you know, they got the muscles and stuff like that.
Speaker A:They got on baseball cap, you know, they pan saggy, they hood, and you go right down there.
Speaker A:I think it's called bulldogs.
Speaker A:Cause I live, you know, in Buckhead.
Speaker A:So I gotta go past that every day, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:When I'm going down and you see them, you See them dudes stand outside, you like, man, I know these dudes can't be, you know, but they are.
Speaker A:So it's a lot of brothers that's on the down low.
Speaker A:It's a lot of brothers, you know, that act like they masculine, act like they really down with this.
Speaker A:But, you know, most of them probably were molested as children.
Speaker A:You know, I can see, you know, a lot of these guys, you know, who famous and stuff like that, because they said most people that are celebrities, right, have the most trauma because they have a thing within them that they want to, you know, come out of, come out of this situation.
Speaker A:And the people that molested them, they want to speak to them, like, you know, like, look at how great I am now.
Speaker A:Look what I have.
Speaker A:Look what I have accomplished.
Speaker A:And, you know, you look at Oprah Winfrey, you know she was molested.
Speaker A:Tyler Perry, he said he was molested.
Speaker A:You look at some of the people that's most successful, they've been molested.
Speaker A:Like I said, you know, I was molested by my.
Speaker A:The lady babysitter used to babysit me.
Speaker A:So you never know what's going on with these people.
Speaker A:You never know who been touched as a kid and how it affected them.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Some people, they aspire to be great because they feel that everything was taken away from them.
Speaker A:And then some of them people, they get affected by that.
Speaker A:I think, like I said last time I talked, Tyler Perry said that when a man have sex with another man and that's his first encounter, he can mistake that as being, you know, his ultimate destination, you know, as far as sexuality is concerned.
Speaker A:So, you know, it's a possibility, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:That if somebody got some type of illness and sickness, that they could easily fall into that category or, you know, they've always been that way.
Speaker A:They just using a woman to protect, you know, and to share with who they really are.
Speaker B:So, you know, and we seen Diddy in the past.
Speaker B:There's videos that's been out there.
Speaker B:It looks like playful or you call horseplay with other men.
Speaker B:Meek Mill has been a part of that.
Speaker B:Other people have been a part of that should.
Speaker B:And it's crazy because these are men of power, you know, men of influence and of culture and of money.
Speaker B:And when I hear people explain, like the guy who was explaining what happened, he was like, I'm just trying to get through the album.
Speaker B:But he didn't whistle blow back then because he's trying to get paid.
Speaker B:Like, I ain't got paid for this album yet, but it wasn't until he didn't get paid for the album where he's saying all this.
Speaker B:And I'm like, do you feel like.
Speaker B:Like.
Speaker B:Because technically you'll tell another man who's trying to play with you or do some, you know, funny to you?
Speaker B:You'll tell him right then and there, say, my, you know, we ain't doing that.
Speaker B:You might.
Speaker B:He might slap him across the mouth.
Speaker A:If A would have did that to me, I would have robbed him right there.
Speaker A:I took his jury, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:You'd heard another story like, so and so got robbed in the studio, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:He got pistol whooped, and I might even put him in the trunk and ask for some money, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Because you disrespect me, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:All hell's gonna go out the door.
Speaker A:And nine times out of 10, if I make a phone call, I might not be the person you see.
Speaker B:Yeah, got that.
Speaker B:Got that.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:So that says a lot right there.
Speaker B:If you allowed it.
Speaker B:Don't, you know, don't cope.
Speaker A:You can't put the toothpaste back in the tube once you just squeeze it out, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Come on, man.
Speaker A: ou know, I mean, just keep it: Speaker A:You know, you.
Speaker A:You know, if you participate in those activities, then, you know, nine times out of 10, you might need to give yourself a checkup from the neck up.
Speaker A:That's who you are.
Speaker A:Everywhere you go, you take yourself with you.
Speaker A:You can't hide who you are, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:That's what it is.
Speaker A:It is what it is.
Speaker A:Shout out reality street stars, nigga mola.
Speaker A:Hey.