Dr. Stance sits down with the ever-charismatic Mo Betta, diving deep into the world of hustling and turning dreams into legacies. This episode is packed with juicy insights as Mo shares his journey through the entertainment industry, touching on the ups and downs of booking gigs, including a wild story about a celebrity event that went sideways. We explore the importance of maintaining integrity in business and what it really takes to succeed when the stakes are high. Plus, we can't forget the light-hearted banter and playful humor that makes this conversation feel like a chat with old friends. So, grab your headphones and get ready to vibe with us as we navigate the hustle together!

Foreign.

What's up?

Y' all know who it is.

Dr. Stanz, with turning your hustle into a legacy.

This is a.

Definitely an addition right here.

This is a special, special guy right here.

What's up, brother?

You know, same different toilet.

You know, pull them little legs.

Getting him here.

Y'.

All the things that us podcasters go through for my people.

Hey, but I'm here today.

You hear you, my little life right over there.

Look, you look nice.

Oh, come on, man.

Appreciate it.

Thank you, thank you.

The whole, like, boho look.

We matching, we're vibing.

Come on, man.

You got the green, you hear?

You with the money.

Yeah, real nice.

Snap them pee, Sean.

Like.

Yeah, I'm just playing.

That's an insider.

But check this.

You know, first of all, happy birthday.

I was there, Came Shout out, supported.

My God, you tumbled in there.

It was a whole.

It was so lit, like.

I'm impressed.

You got a lot of love out here in these streets in town.

No, for sure.

They definitely love me, man.

You know, I put a lot of love out.

Absolutely.

And it just shows back like a boomerang.

It shows.

Listen, you pulled up, he was in there rapping, y'.

All.

When I say the whole room surrounded you.

It was a whole movie in there.

I actually really appreciate it.

So when it's time for me to throw my parties, I'm definitely inviting you.

Cause you gonna bring me.

Come on.

You know, I'm there, I'm there.

But check this.

So after your party.

Wait, was it Natalie thing after your party?

Cause when I seen you, I was there.

You know, you didn't went viral over this Natalie Nunn stuff, so I definitely wanna hear the back end of that, even though it's way more to you than that.

But I was curious about it because I know I seen your butt roll up and I was there.

I was actually in her VIP section.

And so, you know, I was trying to recuperate, shout out to Natalie to get her butt on this platform.

But what was the tea on that?

What was that?

Well, I had booked Natalie Nunn last year for the All Star Game for my birthday, and I had booked him at the Wild N Out.

No, I mean, I didn't book him there, but we got the information and stuff so I could book him at the Wild N Out.

You know, my boy Chuck, Street Cred, he invited me there, you know, and, you know, it was lit.

And I end up seeing them and getting the information and hooked up with her manager and told him I was gonna do a party for all star.

So he gave me the information and shit, and I ended up sending him the money, and I sent it to her account, and we had the date.

And then about two weeks before the event, she ended up.

Not him, she.

But him, the guy.

His name Louis.

Louis.

Louis, yeah, the manager, Louie.

Yeah.

Anyway, him.

He.

He called me and was like, bro, we all have to go to Africa for the baddies.

Some kind of casting or something they was doing in Africa.

And then I'm like, okay, well, shit.

I'm like, this is really a big weekend for me.

You feel me?

So I'm end up taking an L, but we can redo it somewhere.

I promote anywhere in any state.

So I told them, go ahead.

It's good.

And then about two months later, one of my homeboys in Atlanta told me that they was out there doing the casting in Atlanta.

So he like, ron, you might as well get your date.

Only had a week to promote, to get it together, right?

But he like, ron, we get it, Liddy.

Cause they had.

You know, everybody was out there.

And so I'm like, let's do it.

You feel me?

So I called Lou and he was like.

I told him.

I said, I gave 7,500.

Let me give you 25 more hundred and do it out there.

Y' all ain't gotta travel.

Y' all already here.

I only got one week to promote.

You feel me?

So let me do it for, you know, for 10,000, basically.

10.

10,000, Right.

So he went back to her, and he like, no, she said she want the whole 15.

So I'm like, man, fuck that, bro.

Just send me my money back.

You feel me?

I'm not paying 15,000 and only got a week to.

To promote.

And you ain't like, huh?

Yeah, that ain't good right there.

I ain't gonna hold you.

Yeah.

So.

And then I'm like, you know, I don't even bring up the.

Like, I didn't trip when y' all was going to Africa.

You feel me?

Like, I let y' all go with that.

Like, you know.

You know, just be with that.

So I'm still way so down.

And now I'm waiting a couple a week, two weeks go by, and I called him like, bro, what's up?

She still ain't.

She's like, bro, she still ain't sent the money.

I'm like, no, she ain't sent the money.

So I guess he called her back.

And then he called me and was like, bro, she on some gangster shit, talking about she ain't Sending nothing that I booked because she was mad at him.

So she's like, she's not honoring anything that I booked.

So I said, nigga, I put the money in her account, you feel me?

So you know, I put the money in her account n she need to give me my money back.

So the nigga stopped answering the phone, all this shit.

So I end up getting at her mama on Instagram.

I met her mama at the Oakland Marriott when they did they casting in down there a couple years ago.

So that's when Tommy first got on the show.

I heard you used to mess with her.

Is that true in your business?

Well, at least you get baddies.

Hey, just to put it like this, I'm a film old nigga, man.

You feel me?

You know, that's my people's ocean.

You know, she, you know, that's my friend, you know what I'm saying?

But yeah, but anyway, I told Tommy to.

She asked me about, you know, about the show.

I'm like, do it.

You feel me?

I'm like.

And I told her, I'm like, yeah, I already know Natalie.

I knew Natalie before the baddies, you feel me?

She used to talk to one of my partners and you feel me?

So she knew me, but she really didn't know me like that.

You feel me?

She knew of me, but she didn't know me, you feel me?

She didn't know me like that.

I think she thought I was just a regular light skinned.

You feel me?

Cute one.

Appreciate it.

Yeah, yeah.

So you know, so all that, right?

And then, you know, I didn't want no, I didn't want no problems with that girl.

Like, girl, I do, I do good business.

I've been doing this shit for, for a while.

My name is clean on these streets, you feel me?

I don't play no games with nobody money.

Cause I don't want nobody playing with mine.

Absolutely.

So I do good business with.

I don't give a fuck who if you're a woman, if you a square, I don't care if you, if you gay, nigga, I don't give a fuck about none of that shit.

I'm going do real business.

Business is business.

Don't play with my money, period.

And you don't know what a.

A might be going through, you feel me?

And you playing with their money.

7,500 Is, is.

It ain't no money, but it is some money.

That is a lot of money.

Get killed over nothing, you feel me?

That's a lot of money.

A misunderstanding.

You feel Me.

But I'm just saying, though, to her, that got some money, she ain't broke.

She not broke.

If people think she broke, she ain't.

That girl definitely ain't broke.

I don't know why, but I just wonder why.

But you know, sometime these niggas put something in their head and make them do shit that they shouldn't even be doing.

Like, why are you playing with this man?

You feel me?

Then y' all rolling through.

Y' all out here.

And I told the nigga, like, you feel me?

I called him.

When I found out they was out, I called him.

The n. A don't answer the phone.

Call him like, two, three times.

N. A don't answer my call.

I said, oh, this nigga out here, okay?

So I had got the drop that they was down there.

So me and my niggas, we pulled up, you feel me?

And I let him know I seen y', all, too.

I told him.

I said, listen, bro, we ain't gonna smash and just take shit and do all that.

Nigga, I'm gonna talk to her, you feel me?

And just let her know, man, come on, you got that tab.

Pay that tab, you feel me?

Don't play with my money.

You feel me?

Cause I'm not gonna play.

And you got the money.

And you was disrespectful.

Why is you playing?

You was not disrespectful.

You didn't act a fool.

None of that.

Respectfully, in my film, I wanted to come out, you feel me?

But I said, you know what?

I said, let me do this, you know, like a gentleman, like a gentle gangster nigga.

You feel me?

Cause I could have really smashed like, you feel me?

I could have snatched her chains all off her neck.

You could have did a whole lot.

But I didn't do none of that, you feel me?

I was just like, shit, get at me like, you feel me?

Do you really think it was her or him, though?

I don't know.

I think it was blood.

I think it was him.

I really don't think that was Natalie.

I ain't gonna lie.

I think.

I don't.

He started getting on some.

Start talking politics, gangster shit to me.

Like, nigga, nigga, I'm a gangster, too.

Nigga, you a blood.

Okay, nigga.

But I don't give a fuck about none of that shit.

Like, real all respect to the bloods and the cribs, because I.

With the bloods and cribs.

Yeah.

And when a nigga always putting up on blood, on blood, like, I Don't always say I don't.

First thing I don't say, I'm from Filmo.

I don't say unless you ask me.

You feel me?

I'm gonna be cool.

You feel me?

I'm gonna be.

I don't want no problems with nobody.

You feel me?

I'm not about to start throwing up my.

My set.

And this is what it is.

Like no children.

You owe.

Y' all owe me some money, period.

And it ain't cool for you to ride around here.

And I'm telling you, it ain't cool.

I ain't go anywhere.

You can't go anywhere.

Not in the Bay Area, you can't.

You know, man, I got so many phone calls.

I can imagine I had to drop where they was at.

You feel me?

Now, I'm talking about people.

You.

When you.

When you a celebrity, motherfucker see you, people start making phone calls.

Correct?

You feel me?

Correct.

People start making phone.

And then when they find out, oh, Ron got a problem with her, man, if you would have seen my DMs, I can imagine.

I got so many.

And you know what?

Some people.

I said, man, don't do nothing.

Don't.

Don't do that.

I don't want you to do nothing.

Don't do nothing for me, bro.

I don't want you to do nothing.

You feel me?

I don't want y' all to rob him.

I don't want y' all to do nothing.

You feel me?

Don't do nothing.

Trying to impress me, you feel me?

I don't want you.

And I.

And I didn't.

I didn't want nothing to happen to him.

You feel me?

Just give me my money.

You feel me?

That's it.

I don't.

I don't want no problems.

Quit playing.

I respect you.

These celebrities, they.

They play, though, you feel me?

They think the security or whatever can protect them, but they don't know the Bay Area don't give a.

About no celebrities or security or.

Or security or the police.

Like, for real.

Cause I'm a smash.

The police want to take me to jail while playing.

For real.

For real.

For real.

They gonna feel me.

Like, for real, you owe me.

Why you playing?

That's a lot.

But it could.

Like you said, it could be the nigga, though, I think.

I don't know nothing.

I don't know him.

But.

But to me, just how Natalie say, you know, I got this.

That just don't seem like the move that she would pull on top of.

She could have been Talking that right there in that move.

She was like, no, let's get it together.

I'll pay you.

I really think it had nothing to do with her.

I think it was him.

And I think the money transaction probably went through him as well.

You know what I mean?

No, it did, but the money went to her.

So I got all my receipts.

You feel me?

Like, I sent it to her mom, and her mom was like, well, honey, she don't listen to me.

You feel me?

So, you know, sometimes people get.

You know, they head get big, but you got to come back down to reality because you don't know what.

No, no.

Or who love me.

You don't know a.

You get killed over some.

Or somebody might get killed for playing with somebody money.

You don't know what.

You feel me.

How feel about me.

You feel me and you out here playing, and you got the money to do it, and then something happens.

Somebody do something, and then somebody get hurt over nothing.

People ain't hard to find.

Celebrity or not.

You're not.

People don't be that hard to find.

So I definitely think that it was a mishap.

I hope that y' all could come together and either they give you your money back, or she owe you like a show.

Like, they owe you that.

Like, that's.

You just can't do business like that.

That's bad on business.

So shout out to her.

I hope she get that together and y' all reunite and get that fixed, you know?

Yeah, yeah.

I respect you for how you handled it and yourself when you was there.

Cause I seen it.

I had the black truck.

I was in the black truck.

Literally, I had just walked out.

Cause everybody you had.

When you was coming, me and Lil Kayla was walking out.

You was right there.

And so we stand.

I'm like, oh, that look like Rosky.

And then it was all.

Then it was recording and all that.

It just went viral.

But it was just.

And the thing is, literally, wait to talk about.

I could have went.

Ben went viral with that shit.

I wasn't.

So one of my big homies from Phil Mo, his son is Natalie's stylist.

You feel me?

So, you know, and that was his dream, to be a stylist and all this shit.

You feel me?

And.

And, you know, I didn't even want him in it.

You feel me?

So that's why I never post nothing.

I waited a whole year.

I said, I'm just gonna get on her when I see her.

You feel me?

Because I didn't want him to lose his job correct for her to think that I.

Cause I wouldn't even ask that nigga for nothing.

Like, bro, give me some information.

I didn't ask that nigga for nothing.

You feel me?

All the information I got, I got it on my own.

You feel me?

Period.

Like, no, like, all bullshit aside, for real.

So.

So, you know, you know I'm a man of integrity.

You feel me?

And.

And you know, I. I didn't want other people involved in it.

You feel me?

I respect.

Yeah, so.

So I, I, I didn't even say nothing.

I didn't even say nothing to her until.

Until that day.

Until that day, you feel me?

Because I could have got on the.

Internet and said this show facts receipt.

Yeah, yeah.

That's why I love the town.

Because we really regardless, even with money.

Sometimes.

I'm talking about not even just a town, but a boss.

Because a lot of times we gotta put a lot behind us, man.

People be on.

They be shady, especially when it comes to money.

Like, it's just a whole nother world.

20, 26 In the town, in just the industry.

You in the industry.

Like, we in the industry.

And I just noticed it even in my DMs.

How they after me.

And, you know, now I'm charging, you know what I'm saying?

But now folks is after me.

That's cause y', all, I got a lot of bosses on my.

Like, even you watch this interview, this is gonna go viral.

They gonna be tapping in.

Your people gonna want to come.

So it's just like, I respect you on a whole nother level, the way you handled yourself there.

Cuz, y', all, you.

You didn't.

When I say you a soul player, you didn't yell, you didn't act a fool.

10Bands is a lot of money.

I don't care what nobody said.

You could have, like, a lot could have went down that day.

Even in the background, I heard the girls, like, well, just give him his money.

They was on your side.

Yeah, cuz, they know.

Listen, when the streets know, man, I do good business.

I don't play with nobody.

You feel me?

Like, like, I'm.

I'm.

I'm.

I'm really solid.

A solid individual.

Like, for real.

They don't make them like me no more.

Like, for real.

Real.

What's your song?

I'm Aquarius.

Oh, yeah, we cool.

We cool.

But.

But we.

We got a whole another side, too.

Oh, I know.

That was my ex.

Don't play with us.

Don't play with us.

And y' all Help everybody.

You feel me?

That's what I think.

I honestly do think it was him.

I don't think she had no.

It just don't seem like.

Cause she just too bossy.

And she getting way too much rep. She put him on that sound like a broken move that's gonna pull that play.

And she ain't got nothing.

She just got in the fire, I think.

And like I said, I don't even know if he even told her that I was gonna give her 25 more hundred.

Cause I didn't talk to her.

You feel me?

That nigga probably was trying to make some money on the side.

That's what it was.

Cause why wouldn't you want to knock that out?

If I know I owe a nigga something and I'm right here and I could do it, and.

And I'm still getting an extra 2,500.

Come on, let's run that.

Come on.

I'm here at the party.

I'm in Atlanta already.

You feel me?

Why not?

Yeah, that was whack, that.

You know what that was.

But see, you gotta remember, real people do real things.

Just period.

You feel me?

Like, for real.

Like, you know, I respect that.

This shit is so watered down, the industry, you feel me?

This shit is watered down, man.

You feel me?

It's a lot of motherfuckers that play with people, you feel me?

And don't even know what they doing, man.

You feel me?

And they end up playing they self, you feel me?

Really, out of opportunities, out of money, out of future things that, you know, future endeavors that can really escalate you to the next level.

And I ain't gonna lie.

That's why I keep my circle extremely small.

And I. I don't mess with too many people, you know what I mean?

But enough with all that.

You and Natalie shout out to her.

I really hope that y' all could come together.

This base, this Bay Area, you know what I'm saying?

He ain't from the Bay.

Like, y' all from the Bay.

Like, let's come together and show the Bay that we can make it work.

Come on.

And the thing is, I fuck with her.

You feel me?

That's the thing.

Like, but don't play.

Don't play with me like, you feel me?

Cause I'm a good nigga, but don't play like, come on.

You don't know what.

I could.

I could have been fucked up.

You feel me?

That could have been my last little woo wop.

You feel me?

No, for real.

Like, for real.

So, you know, you don't play with nobody money.

Cause a motherfucker come fuck you up.

No, they'll kill you.

Come on.

Like, you'll get killed like that shit.

Especially from the town.

Like, these Negroes ain't playing out here.

But you know what?

Enough of that.

What's up with Rosky, though?

Who is you?

Cause, you know, when I first you sat down, you was like, you do a lot name, tell the people.

Like, who is Ronsky Mo Better Cheddar.

What do you do that's better?

I do a lot, man.

You know, for my community.

I love Phil Mode.

You feel me?

And I love my people.

And I want, you feel me, to see my community uplifted.

You feel me?

You know, the children is our future.

So we.

We gotta start putting more time into these.

These children.

Cause the only thing they thinking about is robbing or getting a body and all that shit.

And we need to, you know, stop that and get them on some other shit, on some entrepreneurship and get some money.

You feel me?

Because it's easy to kill somebody, but it's hard to get some money.

You feel me?

And these times, it's really hard to get some money now.

You feel me?

So, you know, I'm just here to try to uplift my people and, you know, put paint where it ain't.

You feel me?

Put paint where it ain't.

I like that.

I got a lot of stuff going on.

Like what?

Tell the people what we got.

Any.

Like, I know you rap and stuff.

I've seen a lot of your stuff.

Like, any new music coming out?

I think you said you got.

Who is that you just named the Amigos you done worked with.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

I just.

No, I did some.

I brought the Migos out here.

So, you know, I'm a promoter.

I was a promoter first before I was, you know, rapping and shit.

Yeah.

So I brought the Migos here.

You feel me?

I brought Future out here twice.

You feel me?

I did Future in Greenville, South Carolina, and I did them in Louisville, Kentucky.

You feel me?

And, you know, brought Rick Ross out here for my birthday parties, the game, and, you know, all, you know, so I've been in the game doing this shit, you know.

You know, putting money behind different artists, you know, from the Bay Area.

I didn't put a lot of work in the Bay people that people don't know.

You feel me?

I put a lot of work.

I've been on the under.

You feel me?

I've been putting money into niggas.

Into different projects, into movies.

When I was 18, I put them would be weirdos with JT.

That was my first investment into the industry.

Yeah, I was 18.

I gave Fig 10,000.

Wow.

For the movie.

You owe money.

Oh, I said the N word.

My bad, y'.

All.

I was a young cheddar boy, so you feel me?

And I was losing a lot of my friends at that time.

You feel me?

So me going with, you know, with JT and learning the music and doing these movies and stuff, you know, it helped me.

You feel me survive, like, for real, you know, being on the road and you feel me?

And going to Atlanta and investing into Atlanta, buying properties in Atlanta, that could have been the best thing that I did, you know?

You know, years ago, I bought my first house when I was 23 years old in Oakland, in San Brandy Park.

Wow.

Yeah.

How old are you?

Hey, I just made.

I just made it to my 40s.

You feel me?

Are you serious?

Yeah.

I actually thought you was younger, so.

At that birthday party.

That was your 40th birthday.

No way.

Yeah.

Are you serious with them dimples?

Teddy bears.

But you feel me?

I usually say, you know, I'm old enough to hit the mama and the daughter.

Oh, my God.

Well, shoot, Honestly, grandmas, too?

Cause grandmas is in their 40s now.

No, for real.

No, we got great grandmas in their 50s.

Like.

No, some good.

For real.

Still got.

Still got it together.

Listen, I had seen one on Instagram standing on her head the other day, and I'm like, dang, I can't do that.

I'm 43, so I literally.

I get it.

Do.

Do you feel like, your body changing?

Like you changing a little bit?

I owe my life.

I feel like I'm 29 years old, 28 years old.

I love that.

I feel.

Cause I eat good.

I don't eat none of that junk.

Shit.

I don't eat.

No.

I ain't ate McDonald's probably in 15 years.

Oh, I don't eat none of that.

I don't eat none of that.

Kfc.

None of that.

I drink a lot of water.

I'm eating organic.

You feel me?

Yeah.

You know?

Yeah.

All that good shit, man.

You feel me?

You got kids?

Yeah, I got five.

I got five.

That's a good one.

I got five children.

You mean baby mama.

I got one.

I was just married.

Really?

Yeah, we just got divorced almost.

Almost three years ago.

So you single?

Yeah, I'm single.

Y' all hearing.

Y' all ladies mo better got cheddar, y'.

All better.

Holla at your boy.

You know, I got some friends that.

You feel me?

That.

That I with.

That's.

You feel me?

You know, if a person treats me good, I'm gonna look out for you.

Absolutely.

That's how we do.

We gotta.

We gotta look out for each other, you know, and, you know, and build.

You feel me?

Cause, I mean, you gotta start doing something, you know, make some type of money or getting.

Doing some type of thing where we can bring some income in.

You feel me?

Cause sex and all that.

That shit play out after a while out.

You feel me?

It's like you got to.

You have to build something.

You feel me?

Over it?

Like, all that we've been doing that, you know, I see.

I got my book from ho to see.

Oh, I got you a copy and all that good stuff.

But, yeah, like, you.

You know, that's old news.

Like, that's what I'm on.

How are we gonna build?

How are we gonna make some money?

You know, I think.

I ain't gonna lie.

I think the game didn't change a little bit.

Like, meaning the women's just kind of taking over right now.

Oh, yeah.

Like, we taking over a little bit when it come to business, when it come to entrepreneurship, when it come to just starting mad moves right now.

Like, even me with the podcast, you see, it took off.

But I was not.

When I tell you I was not planning that.

No.

Cause the woman is.

They running the world right now, man.

The music.

And see, so that's why.

So I'm glad you said that, because me and my partner, uni, we just shot a series, and it's called Murder Mommies.

Oh, wow.

Yeah.

And said we got.

I got pleasure P in it.

Okay, Ray J, we got Benzino.

I need a sketch.

Oh, yeah, we'll have to get you up in there.

I'll be in there.

Yeah.

I only give you four words.

Cause I.

My memory gone.

I ain't no actor.

Give me four words and just look cute.

It's about these girls, and they boyfriends had a clique called the Murder Boys.

You feel me?

And they end up catching a RICO case and froze all they accounts, their accounts and stuff.

And so the girl's like, damn, what we go?

Do you feel me?

But they owed the plug.

The dudes owed the plug some money.

You feel me?

So the woman, the plug wife, called the girl and was like, hey, you know your nigga.

And she talking about me like, your nigga owe my husband the money.

So, bitch, y' all better get the money or we gonna kill your family.

So then the girls, so the girls of the clique, they end up start robbing, you know, robbing niggas for the money, you feel me?

Wow.

So, but all the girls, they really are rappers, you feel me?

So, so they start robbing.

Then they got it hot.

They started bus killed a couple niggas and they got it hot.

So they like, man, we need to do something else.

So they try to go to the, to the label and get some of their man's money and they like, oh, no, them niggas owe us.

You feel me?

So then they like.

And so they like, well, shit, y' all might as well rap.

You feel me?

And they like, shit, nigga, we can do that shit.

Woo.

Woo.

So they end up.

They end up going to the studio and start putting this shit down.

It's a good ass series.

Like everybody that's seen it sound good though.

No, no.

Everybody that's seen it.

Where is that?

Tell the people, like, where can we find it?

So we doing our premiere in Atlanta on the 8th.

Okay.

Yeah.

So if you out there.

No, I'm going.

Wait, May, April or May, April, May, April 8th.

Dang.

I go to Atlanta.

May.

In Atlanta.

Yeah, it's gonna be in Atlanta.

So I'm like, see what's up.

Send me the information.

I fly out there.

Where?

So when you do the premiere?

See, I just came from a premiere.

It's like a red carpet thing type.

Red carpet.

And all the people that was in the movie gonna be up in there.

I got Zay Tobin in there.

Oh, yeah.

I might come and have my boy interview and stuff.

It's a red carpet thing.

And then so Pleasure P and them, they got.

I got Baby Blue.

Baby Blue in there too.

Yeah.

My nigga Uni, he fuck with Baby Blue, I fuck with.

So you feel me?

We wiggled our, you know.

Hey, Vivid Pleasure P. Hey, is he married to Raindrop?

No, married.

P ain't married or he engaged, right?

Not that I know of.

Don't let me.

I don't know.

Is Pleasure P, Is he in a group?

Wait, yeah, no, Pleasure P is the one that was in Pretty Ricky and then he got all them.

He got his solo career too.

Yeah, I'm interviewing.

I think he just recently got engaged.

I think his Pleasure.

No, I don't think so.

That nigga single, man.

That nigga just said something.

He is not.

That's not the same one.

Pleasure P. I'm gonna look that up.

What's the members in Pretty Ricky?

Pleasure P. Young Blue.

And I mean Baby Blue.

And I forgot the mother niggas.

Yeah, he's engaged.

Raindrop.

Shout out to her.

I'm messing.

I think he engaged.

Cause she come next month in May.

Is they finna go on tour?

They on tour now, yeah.

Oh, that.

Matter of fact, he.

I talked to him yesterday.

He'll be here tomorrow.

Get him here.

I need him.

Okay, link that up.

Pleasure P. I need you, because I think he's engaged.

Okay.

When you engage.

My bad.

My cousin.

No, he's not.

I think.

I don't know, because I'm supposed to be interviewing Raindrop, which is a stripper from the Atlanta.

Beautiful.

Young lady.

Well, she calls herself a dancer.

Excuse me.

But she's supposed to be coming to the platform.

Definitely Pleasure PC, what's up?

I think young jock coming out here, too.

May 20th or March 20th.

So, yeah, tomorrow.

So wait, where Pleasure P gonna be?

He performing.

Yeah, he on that.

On that Bow.

The Bow tour.

Yeah, that Negro's definitely engaged.

My bad.

Anyway, mo better mo channel.

I know we being messy.

Y' all know I am not about to mess.

I'm very classy, and I like, you know, positive reinforcements on my platform.

You got me thinking on something I didn't know.

My bad.

Me either.

Look at.

I'm gonna make sure I check my fact.

Fact check.

Cause I don't know.

Fact check on that one.

But anyway.

Now, listen, I'm so glad you came through.

You know, I think.

Yeah.

Let me say.

And we did another movie.

My mom.

It's called Inhumane.

Okay.

And my mama, she wrote it probably.

Almost.

Probably about seven, eight years ago.

You feel me?

Wow.

Sir.

And.

And it's kind of like the.

The F Sting Files.

How they.

How they taking the killing and sacrificing the children and drinking the blood.

You know, It's.

It's.

It's about that.

You feel really.

My mama, she been.

She been.

Wrote it.

My mama deep.

You know, that's one of my.

So you gonna make a documentary on.

So, you know, it's also a movie.

It's a.

It's.

It's done.

It's on tv.

We're making movies right now.

That's what you do?

Yeah, yeah, we're making series movies.

We doing Splash City with Burner.

Oh, wow.

Yeah.

Burner.

Yeah.

I got a nice role in that.

And that comes out in July in Lionsgate.

Lionsgate picked it up.

So it's in theaters?

Yeah, bro, that's dope.

Yeah.

Burner spent the bag on that thing, man.

Hey, you know, acting ain't my thing.

I can't do nothing.

I can do reality, but acting.

I think I did shout out to my homeboy from five 7G money.

He did, like, a serious thing like you.

And he was like, hey, sis, I want you to be the attorney and just say, like, five words on a little thing.

I'm like, oh, yeah, for sure.

I got you.

I been want to do this, man.

We did 75 takes on five words.

I couldn't get it right for nothing.

So I know for a fact, shout out to everybody.

If you acting, you definitely special.

It's hard.

Ain't it hard?

I mean, it's hard to me.

You know what it was.

So when Burner did Splash City, I had an acting coach.

God.

Yeah.

Yeah.

That's why the Magnet coaches, they want $100 an hour.

Absolutely.

I didn't.

I said, damn.

I said, man, I know y' all thinking that much.

Goddamn $100 an hour.

Yeah, but it did.

It helped.

It helped you.

Yeah, I'm not good at it.

I just.

I think it's a natural talent.

Like, this is me.

I can do reality.

Like, even shout out to Charles from Sobey.

He was like, hey, look, and Lawrence, the next week, I want to go over this house.

Like, look, I'll be 100 with you.

I ain't got no script.

I'll be straight off the head.

I like organic conversations because when I try to script it, I'm gonna mess up.

I'm not gonna follow anything, and I'm not gonna remember anything.

I smoked way too many years.

I'm not gonna remember.

So me, like, even with you, and I never.

The funny thing is, everybody be like, well, make sure you look up a bio.

I never look up bios on y'.

All.

Only go on what I know and what I've seen in you ain't.

Is that crazy?

But we still have a good conversation.

Nobody knows.

No.

Yeah.

You see what I'm saying?

Because I think it's just when it's scripted, it's not organic.

Yeah.

So I like to do an organic, and then I like to give y' all a platform to tell the people.

Speaking of, you know me.

Oh, I did not move my phone.

Y' all make sure you edit that out.

They clap.

No, keep.

You hear?

My bad.

She definitely was telling people, mute your phone.

Keep that in.

My bad.

No, but you know me.

I do foster care, so.

Because I heard you say we need to do more for the youth.

I do foster care, meaning I got transitional housing for all the foster youth, a lot of them in the Bay Area.

So I do.

I think I'm housing almost 50 right now.

Oh, okay.

That's good.

And so that's how I met Khadijah.

Hey, baby.

Mom through.

You remember we took the picture at the.

At the Little D party and stuff?

Shout out to Little D. And I.

They.

I know she even got him.

And she was like, you don't know who that is?

I said, no, who is it?

And then, remember, we was like.

He was like, I'm somebody.

I said, oh, my bad.

Like, I had no clue.

Oh, yeah.

She tried to throw me to the side like I was little.

Like, don't look.

I'm somebody.

He showed it.

He got me.

He got me.

Me on that.

Respectfully.

He got me so good.

I'm sorry.

I'm like, okay, Can I get a picture then?

No, but took that pic.

Yo.

Was all love.

You got a good memory.

You know, I talk my.

You feel me?

If you play, I'm going talk my.

You did.

It was sweet, though.

It was.

You was.

He's so sweet.

Y'.

All.

Like, you could.

Your energy is good.

Even when I called you, you just.

You just.

You just good people all around.

So Natalie and y' all give dismanage money before I come find you anyway?

No, but like I was saying, I do the foster care.

I got transitional housing for the foster youth.

Shout out to Kamiyah, Little Kayla, all of them, they came to my little Valentine's event.

Adrian, Marcel, and King Melly, they all came.

It was just a big old thing.

If I had my foster youth here, what would you tell them?

Because you've been in the game.

You've been on the back end with the movies, with music just in the industry, period.

And a lot of these kids want to get in the industry.

What would you tell them not to do?

Like, not to do?

Don't stop.

Don't quit.

Ooh, I like it.

You feel me?

Don't quit.

Keep going.

You feel me?

Cause you had trials and tribulations, you know, while you on your way to the top.

You feel me?

Cause you could be right almost there, and you just stop right there like n. If you would have went a little bit more, nigga, it was right there.

It was right there.

You feel me?

So don't give up.

Don't let nobody tell you what you can't do.

Cause they told me I wasn't gonna be able to rap.

And I said, nigga, you can't tell me what I'm gonna Be able to, nigga.

You won't be able to do it, nigga.

And I.

And that was one of the things, too.

Cause N was trying to tell me it'll be your own peoples.

You feel me?

Preach, you hang up here, you can't rap.

You ain't gonna be able to.

So it was kind of like a challenge for me.

Like, for real, like, what I think I'm show you what I can do.

But Zay Toldman was the one that told me I should rap.

You feel me?

Yeah.

Zay was like, ron, you know, I be in Atlanta with him, and we at the studio with, you know, with all these different artists, and one day he just like, ron.

So I ain't never wrote a rap.

You feel me?

I punch in and all.

What does that mean?

That mean when you get on a.

You get on a mic and you do.

You might do two bars, or you might do one bar, and then you come back and do another bar.

You feel me?

But Zay told me.

He came in and showed me how to rap.

This nigga got his beat, put his beat on.

He's like, ron, let me show you how to do this, do this, man.

He went in there and he got his melody first.

La la la la la la la la la la.

Then he, like.

He said, now you come in, and then you put your words in there.

You feel me?

That's what they call it.

And it was like that.

And then he gave me some beats, and then I came out with my first single clout.

You feel me?

And they was feeling it.

They said, okay.

Oh, y' all like that?

Oh, y' all like that shit.

Okay.

All right.

And then me and.

Me and Showy came out with that fuck that bag off and run it up again.

You feel me?

That filthy.

You feel me?

And that went up.

You feel me?

And she.

We.

So, you know, now we still working and, you know, just trying to get everything right.

And I got my mo better seasoning.

You feel me?

Oh, excuse me.

You know I got some, right?

Okay.

You hear you?

Okay, well, since you got it now, let me get a review.

Yeah, put that.

Did you cook yet?

Cook with it?

I did not.

I ate it.

I ate it on my sauce.

I ate.

Actually brought some chicken.

I hold you.

I did.

And I think Chef Oui had to torch your birthday.

I bought a bottle and I got some, and it's very good.

Appreciate it.

I'm a support period.

It's.

It's different, and that's what I like.

The flavor is so good.

And it's not as spicy because I don't like spicy.

You got spicy, but I don't like spicy.

Yeah, not too spicy.

So it was very good.

So I'm proud of you.

We got our black Owned sauce.

I like it.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You know what I'm saying?

I like that Mo Better seasoning, man.

I got lemon Stepper pepper, I got City Smoke, and I got.

Put that on everything I love.

So go get it@mo betterseasoning.com, period.

Y' all heard?

And my brother got a hard hit of hot sauce, man.

You know, my brother was a champ, you feel me?

As a matter of fact, we go do.

We gonna end up doing another fight, you feel me?

My brother haven't fought in a minute, but we gonna bring something big to the Bay.

As long as I'm invited.

Please.

Okay.

For sure.

We tapped in.

And, you know, before I go, y' all know I always gotta bless my guy.

You gotta look under your seat.

You know, we didn't change the game with these gifts.

Look under your seat, Mr. Mo better cheddar, you know, and shout out to the people that didn't get that.

Don't mean you ain't special.

But I'm only giving certain folks Versace Rose, you know what I mean?

I gotta separate.

I got to hear you.

Do you hear you?

I gotta separate.

You know?

I appreciate that.

You're welcome.

See, look, I appreciate everything.

I gotta give you a hug.

Give me hug, Pudding.

Come on, man.

Yeah, that was.

That was nice of you.

Of course.

Of course.

I know it.

Real shit.

That's real shit.

You know what I mean?

For real.

I appreciate that, for sure.

Yeah.

When somebody do something for me, it can be the littlest thing.

I appreciate it.

You feel me?

I like it.

And when you show appreciation, people don't mind doing something for you.

You feel me?

When you act like it's nothing, then it's nothing.

Then you feel me?

Well, bitch, fuck you too, if it ain't nothing.

Well, listen, I gave you that because I feel like one.

You deserve it.

How you carry yourself and you right?

Your name is good in the streets, like that's just what it is.

I ain't never heard nothing bad.

You.

Even though we just met, you know, people still talk, but at the end of the day, every.

I think my cousin jmo, shout out to him.

You may know him, everybody.

Oh, mo better come.

I want to come.

No, ain't nobody coming on nobody time.

So I respect y' all time because I know y' all celebrities from the bay and they be on you.

So we thank you for coming.

We glad you got your gift.

And that's a wrap, y', all.

With Dr. Stan's turning a hustle and a legacy.

Give me some, player.

They gave you some of that film role, you feel me?

In the building.

Let's go, Sam.