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Episode 49227th November 2024 • Reallyfe Street Starz Podcast • Reallyfe Productions LLC
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Chapters:

  • 00:00 - Establishing Boundaries in Relationships
  • 04:19 - Thanksgiving Reflections
  • 34:58 - The Complexity of Feminism and Race
  • 43:17 - Legal Battles and Personal Struggles
  • 01:14:32 - The Complex Nature of Fatherhood and Discipline
  • 01:33:39 - The Impact of Environment on Identity
  • 01:53:06 - The Culture of Bullying and Its Implications
  • 02:17:41 - The Me, Me, Me Generation Discussion
  • 02:24:02 - The Struggles of Single Fatherhood
  • 02:43:57 - Navigating Public Perception and Personal Identity

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Speaker A:

My psychological profile is I'm the kind of person you have to draw a line and say, if you cross this line, this.

Speaker A:

If you don't do that to me, I'm gonna with you.

Speaker A:

So if you don't do that.

Speaker A:

So it's called a limited setting.

Speaker A:

So you have to put me in an environment where it's limited.

Speaker A:

And you, I have to know, boy, ah, we gonna hit you.

Speaker A:

So that's what the slave master did.

Speaker A:

Not the slave master, but the overseer.

Speaker A:

That's what the whip was for.

Speaker A:

Okay, y'all get this?

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

To show the other people if you do this.

Speaker A:

So I'm the kind of.

Speaker A:

You got to show that to.

Speaker A:

So if you give me room, I'm gonna try to wiggle.

Speaker A:

Real life.

Speaker B:

Real life stars.

Speaker B:

It ain't real life.

Speaker B:

Just ain't real.

Speaker A:

Real life street stars.

Speaker C:

You know what time it is?

Speaker B:

Real life street stars.

Speaker A:

Hold on.

Speaker B:

We back once again.

Speaker B:

The man that's moving around the nation.

Speaker B:

I wanna say acclaimed actor now, guys.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker A:

You know, Nle Chopper put me in the short film A Nightmare on what, Cottonwood.

Speaker A:

Last year, Halloween.

Speaker A:

One year ago, Halloween, with some very big names.

Speaker A:

Casinette, Funny.

Speaker A:

Marco, ddg.

Speaker A:

Ben Sukiana.

Speaker A:

So, you know, I just got.

Speaker A:

I got to go in.

Speaker A:

I had a script, but they let me ad lib toward the end, too.

Speaker A:

And so from there, man, it opened up some more doors.

Speaker B:

Quick question I have to ask.

Speaker B:

Did you.

Speaker B:

There was a meme going around saying Charleston White took his eye out on camera.

Speaker A:

Oh, yeah, that was in there.

Speaker A:

So I did that.

Speaker A:

That was an impromptu.

Speaker A:

So, yeah, so that's kind of what sold the scene a little bit more, you know what I'm saying?

Speaker B:

So, yeah, now we're gonna talk about it a little later, But I was able to watch the Wrong Address movie, which, of course starring Charleston White.

Speaker B:

And you did this.

Speaker B:

You popped off the same scene in that movie.

Speaker B:

Is that gonna be like a.

Speaker B:

Well, did the director ask you to do that?

Speaker B:

Or you just say, let me go and do that and show how real this is?

Speaker A:

Nah, that's how I wake up in the morning.

Speaker A:

And, you know, it's a prosthetic limb, so I have to clean it.

Speaker A:

You know what I'm saying?

Speaker A:

Cause you touching your eye, you're rubbing your eyes, so it can get infected just like any other open wound.

Speaker A:

So that was part of the morning routine.

Speaker A:

So I was really playing me, but not me.

Speaker A:

Cause I'm not a grandfather.

Speaker B:

Yeah, Grandfather movie.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

So that was.

Speaker A:

Yeah, that was the morning routine.

Speaker A:

So I just threw that in there.

Speaker A:

And I know that captivates people.

Speaker C:

Now, on the trailer, I haven't got to see the movie yet, but on the trailer, you was there, seen where you're in the interrogation room.

Speaker C:

There was a lot of emotion, you know, are you pulling something from this or is this how you.

Speaker C:

How you pull?

Speaker A:

Yeah, nigga, I've been in the interrogation room a few times over the last three or four years.

Speaker A:

Any nigga wanna cry, you know what I'm saying?

Speaker A:

And they cut out most of it.

Speaker A:

But now, homie, it's a part where I jump up.

Speaker A:

I'm damn near about to cry, you know, because we trying to solve, you know, solve my grandson's death, who killed him.

Speaker A:

And they treated me like I was a suspect.

Speaker A:

So, yeah, no, I tapped into the times, yeah, when I was in them interrogation rooms and they asked me something and I felt like I was in the right, especially when I went to jail for half a body for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

Speaker A:

So, yeah, they charged me and wasn't nobody else charged.

Speaker A:

And them niggas came to my location playing tough and gangster.

Speaker A:

So, yeah, I tapped in from that moment.

Speaker A:

Yeah, I remember being in handcuffs n not having a bond money to get out of jail.

Speaker A:

And like, man, them n were playing gangster with me.

Speaker A:

I was just responding.

Speaker A:

So, yeah, I tapped into that part right there.

Speaker B:

That's some real stuff.

Speaker B:

Now we're gonna circle back to the wrong address.

Speaker B:

Cause, yeah, we gonna talk about the promotion of that.

Speaker A:

But, yeah, and we taking it to Hollywood.

Speaker A:

So I think we got a Hollywood movie premiere coming up, like in January, so.

Speaker A:

Oh, so we gotta get back to it.

Speaker B:

So with that being said, with the timing of what we're doing right now in this interview, you know, most folks probably gonna be sitting down, blessing their food for Thanksgiving dinner, watching the Cowboys.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah, the genocide day.

Speaker A:

We like every year.

Speaker A:

And yeah, we don't thank God for nothing else until Thanksgiving.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah, we complain about more.

Speaker A:

We complain about our job.

Speaker A:

We complain about our living situation.

Speaker A:

But on this one day, we all wanna play like we thankful.

Speaker A:

And in the process of being thankful, we sinning by gluttony, we overeating.

Speaker A:

We gonna throw away more food than we digest or give away.

Speaker A:

And we holler and we thankful.

Speaker A:

So I call this the bullsh holiday.

Speaker A:

Yeah, this the bullshit holiday.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Motherfucker ain't thankful for a motherfucking thing.

Speaker A:

Cause you ain't gonna go feed the poor or the homeless.

Speaker A:

You're gonna throw away most of the stuff that you're gonna overcook.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker A:

It's the bullshit day.

Speaker B:

Do you not feel the love of family that comes around Thanksgiving time?

Speaker A:

Uh, because my mother have a soul food dinner twice a month, so we feel it way before Thanksgiving.

Speaker A:

Thanksgiving is the bullshit day.

Speaker A:

Most of the family members, you come there.

Speaker A:

Most of y'all don't even like each other.

Speaker A:

Y'all ain't spoke to each other all year.

Speaker A:

Y'all ain't prayed together.

Speaker A:

A family that prays together stays together, not a family that eats together.

Speaker A:

And then we not eating at the table.

Speaker A:

So this is one of the dynamics.

Speaker A:

I look at the family or the family structure.

Speaker A:

It used to be everybody had to be home by dinnertime, right?

Speaker A:

Everybody, nigga, I don't care who, what age you were, nigga, you had to make it home by dinnertime.

Speaker A:

And you, your siblings, your immediate family, y'all sat down.

Speaker A:

Hey, dad, can you pass me the peas?

Speaker A:

Hey, mom, can you pass me the mashed potatoes?

Speaker A:

And that gave the father, that gave the mother an opportunity.

Speaker A:

Opportunity to say, say, boy, why your eyes so red, man?

Speaker A:

Why you drunk, girl?

Speaker A:

Why you so quiet?

Speaker A:

So it gave you a time to examine your family, and you was breaking bread with your family.

Speaker A:

Nowadays, all of us are going to come to the table, we're going to pray that bullshit prayer.

Speaker A:

We're going to make our plate.

Speaker A:

One person go, go in the living room.

Speaker A:

One person go, go in the back porch.

Speaker A:

One person go, go in the kitchen.

Speaker A:

One person go on the front porch.

Speaker A:

One person go.

Speaker A:

So we don't eat together.

Speaker A:

So no hungry.

Speaker A:

No, this ain't about family.

Speaker A:

This is just a tradition that we celebrate in America.

Speaker A:

And we really don't understand the real tradition.

Speaker A:

They killed a bunch of Indians after they ate with them.

Speaker A:

Slaughtered them.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

So don't y'all forget that shit.

Speaker A:

Nigga, why y'all playing like y'all thankful for some bullshit?

Speaker B:

So hold on, wait, wait.

Speaker B:

Social media, do you feel like.

Speaker B:

Cause it used to be your family all over the country, y'all come together for something like Thanksgiving to see the family members.

Speaker B:

You feel like social media might have, like, you know, kind of killed that.

Speaker A:

My auntie and uncle was fighting long before social media got there.

Speaker A:

Bitch, you got me fucked up.

Speaker A:

You know, they were cussing each other out long for social media, and it was gonna be a family feud.

Speaker A:

It gonna be a family fight.

Speaker A:

And everybody gonna be ignoring the perverted uncle who, you know, who's a pervert.

Speaker A:

And everybody know he a pervert, but he still get to hug the Nieces and bounce the nephews on his knee, all the while sitting him in his lap.

Speaker A:

So now, nigga, social media didn't have nothing to do with where we at today.

Speaker B:

So if.

Speaker B:

Let me just ask for the.

Speaker B:

Let's just say the white people.

Speaker B:

Who hasn't.

Speaker B:

Who haven't experienced a soul food Thanksgiving dinner.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

Just from food wise, let's not get off to Thanksgiving.

Speaker B:

But just food wise, what are some foods that they need to be trying that they may never try before that?

Speaker B:

You know, grandmama might have cooked, Big mama might.

Speaker A:

They don't have the same taste bud as us, so they need to stick with what they got.

Speaker A:

Stovetop stuffing, you know, marshmallow casserole, you know, unseasoned turkey.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker A:

Nah, you know the yams with the marshmallows covered.

Speaker A:

Now they need to stick to what they sticking with and we stick to what we sticking with.

Speaker A:

We wasn't supposed to never eat at their restaurants.

Speaker A:

No way.

Speaker A:

That was Dr.

Speaker A:

King dream that made a nigga leave mom and pop them spots to go to steak and ale, Red Lobster.

Speaker A:

N.

Speaker A:

We ain't.

Speaker A:

We wasn't supposed to never cross over and eat what they eat.

Speaker B:

The sit ins.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker A:

You know, eating apple pies and.

Speaker A:

No nigga, we like pecan pies.

Speaker C:

Nigga, give me some advice.

Speaker C:

Cause I have a blended family and I have some.

Speaker C:

For the first time, I'm celebrating Thanksgiving with Caucasians.

Speaker A:

You must got a white girlfriend.

Speaker C:

Nah, she biracial.

Speaker A:

Oh, okay.

Speaker A:

I understand that.

Speaker A:

My son got a biracial daughter and he biracial.

Speaker A:

And I say some mean thing about white folks in front of her and forgetting she got a white mama.

Speaker A:

So I'm sorry, mama.

Speaker A:

I'm sorry.

Speaker A:

And my mama got her mama, but don't do that.

Speaker A:

Yes.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

So monitor your tongue.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah, monitor your tongue.

Speaker A:

So yeah, try to make them feel welcome, but believe me, they understand.

Speaker A:

Cause when they go over to that side, they say some shit about us that are.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

That we ain't never heard.

Speaker B:

So I gotta say on the flip side of that, for that obese uncle who shouldn't be eating nothing.

Speaker B:

What advice can you give that.

Speaker B:

You know the one that just come over?

Speaker B:

The ones that come over just to eat when they know they should eat.

Speaker A:

Man, shouldn't nobody be hollering by.

Speaker A:

We want to thank God for this day.

Speaker A:

Cause think about this, homie.

Speaker A:

We're gonna overstuff ourselves on this one day.

Speaker A:

We go eat to our stomachs bust.

Speaker A:

And nigga, it's some starving children out there.

Speaker A:

And stop giving away turkeys to homeless motherfucker.

Speaker A:

Where they go cook them at.

Speaker B:

Yeah, I never understood that.

Speaker A:

A raw motherfucking turkeys.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker A:

And then n.

Speaker A:

Most of the turkeys I done got, I sold them when I was po.

Speaker A:

Oh, I went and gave mama one.

Speaker A:

Homie, most people come get turkeys.

Speaker A:

Don't need turkeys.

Speaker A:

I don't need turkeys.

Speaker B:

When did this disdain.

Speaker A:

They need a job.

Speaker B:

When did this disdain for Thanksgiving start with you?

Speaker B:

Was that.

Speaker B:

Was that, like, young or something or.

Speaker A:

I never understood it because if you paid attention in school, it wasn't peaches and creams with the white man and the Indians, he tricked them.

Speaker A:

The Indians showed him how to grow food, how to eat.

Speaker A:

And, nigga, the whole feast of Thanksgiving was them celebrating this massacre that they had done.

Speaker A:

So that's why we celebrate.

Speaker A:

That's why we celebrate Thanksgiving home.

Speaker A:

Because they killed off a bunch of Indians.

Speaker A:

Not only did they kill them off home, they gave them blankets intentionally with diseases on them.

Speaker A:

Chicken pox, mumps.

Speaker A:

Yeah, homie.

Speaker A:

That's why we have to have immunization shots because of what they did to the Indians.

Speaker B:

Damn it.

Speaker B:

Should black people, like, you know how Patti LaBelle did?

Speaker B:

Should we?

Speaker B:

I mean, she made a bag off of Thanksgiving selling them patty pies.

Speaker B:

Should we, like, looking to, like, just make money off this whole thing?

Speaker A:

Oh, well, this is a capitalist countries.

Speaker A:

Or like the old nigga say, nigga, every day you gotta wake up and have something to sell in America, nigga, everybody got something to sell to you.

Speaker A:

Only white people's stores are closed on Thanksgiving.

Speaker A:

You can still go to the Arab stores.

Speaker A:

You can still go to the Chinaman stores.

Speaker A:

Nobody else is shutting down nigga on the white boy holiday but the black boy and the white boy.

Speaker A:

So we follow white customs and white tradition.

Speaker A:

So I'm saying, nigga, fuck celebrating Thanksgiving.

Speaker A:

Go back to having you a once a month soul food Sunday.

Speaker A:

And you won't have to wait till once a year for you and your family to play like y'all really like each other.

Speaker A:

And y'all ignore each other the whole motherfucking year.

Speaker A:

Don't talk to each other.

Speaker A:

Y'all don't do nothing with each other.

Speaker A:

And.

Speaker A:

Hey, what's going on?

Speaker A:

Hey, y'all.

Speaker A:

Yeah, man.

Speaker A:

Yeah, man.

Speaker A:

Everybody full of shit, man.

Speaker A:

Everybody playing.

Speaker A:

Especially on Thanksgiving.

Speaker C:

Now you got me thinking.

Speaker C:

Cause you 100% right.

Speaker C:

How you feel about Christmas?

Speaker A:

That's some bullshit, too.

Speaker A:

Well, teach your kid to go out and be a giver rather than a receiver.

Speaker A:

Because motherfuckers really get mad if you don't get them nothing for Christmas.

Speaker A:

Christmas ain't about what you can get.

Speaker A:

It's about what you can go.

Speaker A:

Go give to the least of those.

Speaker A:

And n.

Speaker A:

We ain't out on say, come on, y'all, let's go buy presents for the funny motherfucking kids you go to school with that ain't had a pair of new shoes.

Speaker A:

You see what I'm saying?

Speaker A:

Nah, homie.

Speaker A:

So Christmas is a bullshit holiday, too?

Speaker A:

It ain't, man.

Speaker A:

Jesus is not the reason for the season.

Speaker A:

They should be telling us some shit.

Speaker A:

Because if it was about Jesus, then it wouldn't be.

Speaker A:

There would be no need to dress up Santa Claus.

Speaker A:

And what about the poor nigger babies who ain't got a chimney for Santa Claus to come down?

Speaker B:

Yeah, that does make a violent little son who ain't getting nothing.

Speaker B:

It just makes him want to steal.

Speaker A:

Something, take something like.

Speaker A:

That's why crime go up around this time.

Speaker A:

But think about the po nigger in the project that ain't got a chimney.

Speaker A:

And they done sold the story of Santa Claus coming down the chimney.

Speaker A:

Come on, now.

Speaker B:

So what holiday should we be celebrating?

Speaker A:

We supposed to just make up holidays.

Speaker A:

We supposed to have our own holidays and make up Mother's Day.

Speaker A:

We supposed to celebrate a whole nother day opposite of what day they said here we supposed to have our own holidays that we specifically celebrate and nobody else until then.

Speaker A:

I think everybody playing and bullshitting.

Speaker D:

Do you believe in Juneteenth or any other independence holiday?

Speaker A:

I used to believe it when it wasn't a federal holiday and white folks didn't celebrate it.

Speaker A:

That used to be my day.

Speaker A:

I called it day.

Speaker A:

But now that the white folks celebrate it.

Speaker A:

Man, fuck that day.

Speaker B:

For George Floyd to be the reason they celebrated it.

Speaker A:

Nah, George Floyd wasn't the reason.

Speaker B:

I thought that's when they implemented.

Speaker A:

Oh, well, no, we not gonna take that from Ms.

Speaker A:

Opal Lee.

Speaker A:

Nigga, Ms.

Speaker A:

Opal Lee had been trying to get Juneteenth passed long before George Floyd died of the fentanyl overdose.

Speaker A:

You heard what I said.

Speaker A:

Long before he died over the fentanyl overdose.

Speaker A:

Police didn't kill that nigga.

Speaker A:

That nigga died from fentanyl withdrawals resting on his belly.

Speaker A:

The white boy just happened to be leaning on his neck at the time.

Speaker A:

But he gonna die anyway.

Speaker B:

Damn.

Speaker C:

Not to sidetrack, but I heard you post.

Speaker C:

Or maybe you didn't post it, but I seen a post with you.

Speaker C:

You was talking about George Floyd kicking in somebody Door.

Speaker C:

Is that.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

No, he went to.

Speaker A:

That's what he went to prison for.

Speaker A:

He robbed somebody house at the time who happened to be a pregnant woman and put the gun to her belly and said, bitch, give it her or we kill you and the baby.

Speaker A:

So that's what he went to prison for.

Speaker C:

That's wild.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Big old nigga with them big old feet and them long leg.

Speaker A:

Boom.

Speaker A:

Kicking your goddamn doe in.

Speaker A:

And you look up and it's a big old N standing there talking about, give it up.

Speaker A:

Can you imagine the terror and the fur of that woman?

Speaker A:

And he a big old black ugly nigga too.

Speaker A:

Shit, boy, she probably was terrified.

Speaker A:

I knew I would be.

Speaker C:

What really hit me is when you said, nigga, you supposed to fight.

Speaker C:

Fight them white people like you did that woman.

Speaker A:

Yeah, nigga.

Speaker A:

Like you'll whoop me if I say something like, yeah, niggas squirm, wiggle, kick your feet.

Speaker A:

He just laid there.

Speaker A:

My.

Speaker A:

He didn't lay there.

Speaker A:

He made it easy.

Speaker A:

And that's what I would get me about.

Speaker A:

These make these white folk kill.

Speaker A:

You don't just lay down.

Speaker A:

I freeze.

Speaker A:

Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

When the judge say, all right, do like Mad Dog doing.

Speaker A:

Grab your dick at the judge, you turn into super killer serial killer.

Speaker A:

And when you get in court, you put on glasses and want your hair cut straight.

Speaker A:

And when they say rise, you ride.

Speaker B:

Man, fuck rising real quick with George Floyd.

Speaker B:

Just cause a man does a little fentanyl and do a little porn, that.

Speaker A:

Doesn'T mean I didn't bring up porn.

Speaker A:

Porn didn't kill him.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

No.

Speaker B:

That doesn't mean he need to get a neck.

Speaker B:

A knee on the neck.

Speaker A:

Nigga, he should have took his ass to jail.

Speaker A:

He made the white boy lean on him like that.

Speaker A:

You have to.

Speaker A:

Let's rewind the tape, right?

Speaker B:

Yeah, take me back.

Speaker A:

Let's rewind the tape.

Speaker A:

Because they didn't show us the whole tape at first.

Speaker A:

They just showed you a weak nigga laying there on his belly and didn't have a will to live.

Speaker A:

You, you will fight any other nigga.

Speaker A:

Your natural instincts is get off me, man.

Speaker A:

Get off.

Speaker A:

That's your natural instinct.

Speaker A:

How he not go.

Speaker A:

How he don't have that instinct.

Speaker A:

He just lay there and he was a big nigger.

Speaker A:

So think about this.

Speaker A:

When they first caught him trying to pass a fake $20 bill or whatever, it was him.

Speaker A:

A dope fiend bitch and a dope fiend nigger go to jail, my nigga.

Speaker A:

Go to jail.

Speaker A:

Why you arguing with the law.

Speaker A:

Then he went to crime so he can try to swallow that dough.

Speaker A:

Man, the white boy they trying to homie, they trying to calmly take you to jail.

Speaker A:

You gonna make them do this to you and you don't make them kill you.

Speaker A:

Yeah, you no n.

Speaker A:

You ain't have the will to live N.

Speaker A:

So let.

Speaker B:

Me ask you and this just for your mentality, but I keep.

Speaker A:

But I don't mean to cut you off.

Speaker B:

Yeah, please.

Speaker A:

When did niggas not want to go to jail?

Speaker A:

Nigga?

Speaker A:

No, bitch, take me to jail.

Speaker A:

Funk ass white boy got me fucked up.

Speaker A:

The faster I go to jail, the faster I can get on the phone.

Speaker A:

Say, look out baby, shit, come get a nigga about say, mama, come get me, man.

Speaker A:

Come on, my nigga.

Speaker A:

When did nigga start trying to hold court with the law?

Speaker A:

Nigga, take me to jail.

Speaker A:

I don't want to talk to you, cracker.

Speaker A:

Take me to jail, nigga.

Speaker A:

Fat man let me go and go to jail.

Speaker A:

But he on there crying.

Speaker A:

He done went through all kind of roller coaster emotion just to end up on his belly.

Speaker C:

Speaking of when a not will not want to go to jail around.

Speaker C:

It's around the holidays.

Speaker C:

So you know you get a lot of family members call and they want something on their books.

Speaker C:

What's a good amount to put on their books, Steve?

Speaker A:

If you don't nothing more than white folk got you three meals a day and they go put a pie on the plate.

Speaker A:

They know I'm gonna give you a pie, you go get a might two desserts.

Speaker A:

Cause it's close to holiday.

Speaker A:

Don't call and bother nobody, nigga take from another week of inmate.

Speaker A:

That's the world you in.

Speaker A:

Go take from a weaker inmate, preferably a white boy.

Speaker A:

Yeah, nigga, find your white boy to extort, nigga beat up the don't call and bother none of us out here that having a Merry Christmas and a happy Thanksgiving, nigga.

Speaker A:

Stay in jail with them worries and problems, nigga.

Speaker A:

Cause the idea is before you go to jail, you supposed to have some bond money and some commissary money and some lawyer money.

Speaker A:

You need to just get stuck on the lawyer and the bond money.

Speaker A:

What about your commissary money, nigga?

Speaker A:

You gotta leave some commissary money for these people.

Speaker A:

You bother.

Speaker A:

You breaking law, nigga.

Speaker A:

You wanna play gangster?

Speaker A:

You wanna be this.

Speaker A:

So why you putting the pressure on these people that can barely meet?

Speaker A:

They bill and then beg for a turkey this year and they got their name on a crook or they got their Name on the angel tree Christmas list for their kids to get some.

Speaker A:

Now here your grown ass caller.

Speaker A:

Can you put something on my books?

Speaker A:

Nigga, you got three meals free.

Speaker A:

Learn how to take from a weaker inmate.

Speaker A:

The officer that killed George Floyd.

Speaker A:

Do you believe he should be in jail?

Speaker A:

Yeah, hell yeah, he killed somebody.

Speaker A:

I ain't saying a friend, but n he killed somebody?

Speaker A:

Hell no, nigga, he killed somebody.

Speaker A:

And he was found guilty of his pearls.

Speaker A:

So I adhere to the constitution and the laws of this land.

Speaker A:

So yeah, he deserved to be in jail.

Speaker A:

I just don't think he deserved to be there that long.

Speaker B:

So technically, a black man sees either a white cop messing cop or black cop, which one should he have most fear of?

Speaker B:

I mean, ain't the white cop the one that kind of.

Speaker A:

Well, let me just say this, homie, we talk this kind of talk.

Speaker A:

White boy supposed to kill you.

Speaker A:

N we say we enemies.

Speaker A:

You say the police is your enemy.

Speaker A:

Fuck the police.

Speaker A:

So you talk all this talk and you don't think he's supposed to mistreat you?

Speaker A:

The way you feel about it every day he putting on this uniform and this badge.

Speaker A:

He done left his safe community in his neighborhood.

Speaker A:

Because don't none of you nigga want to come patrol this shit and make it safe.

Speaker A:

So I got to come into a community where I already know I'm your enemy.

Speaker A:

And you raising your kids to be against me.

Speaker A:

So I got to come put my life on the line to come patrol the neighborhood where you might.

Speaker A:

Your homeboy breaking your mama house.

Speaker A:

Your mama got to call me, nigga.

Speaker A:

She can't call you your grandmama.

Speaker A:

When your daughter get molested, she got to come to us, the ones you say you hate.

Speaker A:

Cause you niggas ain't around to stop it.

Speaker A:

So yeah, the white boy supposed to mistreat you.

Speaker A:

Niggas in that uniform, he got every right to.

Speaker A:

Niggas like the lion and the gazelle.

Speaker A:

Whenever the lion and the gazelle see each other, they know two things.

Speaker A:

One know the chase, the other one know the run.

Speaker A:

It's a natural instinct, nigga, not facts.

Speaker A:

It's a natural instinct.

Speaker A:

It's like the lion in the gazelle, nigga, that motherfucking white boy police is the line.

Speaker A:

We the gazelle run.

Speaker A:

Nigga, he gonna eat you.

Speaker B:

Someone has said, is the lion eating a gazelle?

Speaker B:

Is that considered evil?

Speaker B:

That's just natural order things.

Speaker A:

This is the natural order thing, nigga.

Speaker A:

The white boy's over us.

Speaker A:

We ain't overthrown him.

Speaker A:

So shit.

Speaker A:

Hell yeah, man, you Niggas don't know nothing.

Speaker A:

I'm just talking to the black race.

Speaker B:

All right, well, speaking to the other race, you know, it's funny, man.

Speaker A:

Trump wins, as he should have, and.

Speaker B:

The stock market goes crazy the next day.

Speaker A:

I'm talking about people who have been retired for 15, 10 years.

Speaker A:

Say, boy, I just got a free 30,000.

Speaker A:

Say, boy, I got 15,000.

Speaker A:

Because everybody saying, well, he didn't put no black people in his office.

Speaker A:

Well, black people don't understand capitalism and they don't understand economics.

Speaker A:

Black people only know social justice.

Speaker A:

That's why we on a social network all the time.

Speaker A:

We want a social.

Speaker A:

We want a social.

Speaker A:

We don't know economics, homie.

Speaker A:

America stopped being a country like in the late 60s, early 70s.

Speaker A:

This is a corporation that has to be ran.

Speaker A:

So most politicians don't know business or they're controlled by the business elites.

Speaker A:

So Trump is a businessman.

Speaker A:

Why you think he reaching to go get Elon Musk?

Speaker A:

People that can run business, Y'all still stuck on a country that was produced on racism.

Speaker A:

Capitalism have superseded racism, homie, Nothing beats capitalism.

Speaker A:

Nothing.

Speaker B:

Not even racism when it's because of capitalism.

Speaker B:

Was black people ever at the table to make these decisions?

Speaker A:

We don't need to be at the table.

Speaker A:

The agents ain't at the table, and look how well they doing.

Speaker B:

That's right.

Speaker B:

Got that.

Speaker A:

The Asians ain't at the table.

Speaker A:

Nigga, you don't hear Asians talking about, hey, now, let's go vote.

Speaker A:

You don't hear no other ethnicity talking about voting for white people.

Speaker A:

We want to be white.

Speaker A:

Neither party is for us, but one party helps us more than the other.

Speaker A:

And it had always been the Republican Party throughout history, homie.

Speaker A:

The Republican Party, no matter what you think about the Southern strategy switch, have always been for the nigger.

Speaker C:

What made the world think a woman had a chance of winning?

Speaker A:

Feminism, Bulldog bitches.

Speaker A:

Yeah, the motherfucking lesbian hoes sucking on each other pussy said, you can win, girl, you can win.

Speaker A:

Yeah, that's what.

Speaker A:

That wasn't a bulldog.

Speaker A:

A hole.

Speaker A:

That's what the fuck made the world.

Speaker A:

Because nowhere outside of this feminist ran this feminism, homie.

Speaker A:

So no other world, no other place in the world.

Speaker A:

Do a women really have a voice or a say so outside of the household?

Speaker A:

Outside of.

Speaker A:

So that's a European concept, homie, That a woman can run something other than that.

Speaker A:

Nigga, you run the house.

Speaker C:

Man.

Speaker C:

You know, there was a lot of women that didn't vote for Trump.

Speaker C:

Largely the white population of women.

Speaker C:

No no white woman voted for.

Speaker C:

I mean, no white woman voted for.

Speaker A:

Kamala because she got.

Speaker A:

Most white women got a husband to follow, correct?

Speaker A:

Most of the people who were voting.

Speaker A:

Most of the women who voted for Kamala was feminist.

Speaker A:

Women who don't have either a man in the household or never been married, isn't married, or niggas have left their marriage.

Speaker A:

So.

Speaker A:

Nah, man.

Speaker A:

Shit, nah.

Speaker A:

And she wasn't black, homie.

Speaker A:

Dr.

Speaker A:

King, his whole speech was about, judge me from the context of my character, not the color of my skin.

Speaker A:

How do we jump in and say, hey, man, I'm voting just cause this motherfucker black?

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

100 days she had.

Speaker B:

106 days she had.

Speaker A:

And this is what I pulled out.

Speaker A:

And this is a democracy, homie.

Speaker A:

She was never vetted.

Speaker A:

She was given to you.

Speaker B:

And that made it very weird.

Speaker A:

I knew that's what scared me.

Speaker A:

She was given to us.

Speaker A:

We didn't pick her.

Speaker A:

Everybody else had to be selected, chosen, or elected.

Speaker A:

She was given to us.

Speaker B:

And it was 10 days before the election.

Speaker A:

They forced Joe Biden, say, get out the way, Joe.

Speaker A:

They forced him on me and then gave.

Speaker A:

So why wouldn't they give us at least three candidates?

Speaker A:

Okay, y'all, we gonna do like a 30 day.

Speaker A:

They gave you her.

Speaker A:

And no black people ever found it strange that she was never.

Speaker A:

She never stood with her white husband and her two white daughters.

Speaker A:

Every other politician have always came out as a family unit.

Speaker A:

They kept her family out of our eyes and came her solo.

Speaker A:

The single, black strong woman who all of her children end up in prison because 80% of black men in prison come from that single, strong Black mama household.

Speaker A:

70 to 75% of rapists come from that strong single or weak black mother's household.

Speaker A:

It's just a single woman's household.

Speaker A:

Whether she's strong or weak, those children still end up hit with these statistics.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

No, it was 10 days before, and they still couldn't say her name right.

Speaker B:

I was worried then.

Speaker B:

I'm like, people still can't even pronounce her name, man.

Speaker A:

When that bitch said they was cooking, they was cleaning greens in the bathtub.

Speaker A:

I knew it was some bullshit.

Speaker A:

Man, you can't even take a cup in the bathroom in the black folk household.

Speaker A:

I knew she was full of shit, man.

Speaker A:

They clean greens in the tub, man.

Speaker A:

Bitch, shoot.

Speaker A:

Hell no.

Speaker D:

I've never.

Speaker A:

We would never.

Speaker A:

That is.

Speaker A:

You talking about you not for the clean shit in that bathroom.

Speaker A:

Man, come out of there, man.

Speaker A:

Bring your ass.

Speaker A:

You gonna get a whooping.

Speaker A:

Taking any Food in there.

Speaker A:

What you doing there?

Speaker A:

Eating.

Speaker D:

Somebody said, if you soaking your greens in the bathtub, where you washing your ass at?

Speaker A:

That's what I'm talking about.

Speaker A:

Command man.

Speaker A:

The tub ain't that mother clean the clean nothing in that.

Speaker D:

So you be like.

Speaker D:

There were a lot of stories and I had, you know, we had heard some personally about, like you said, couples, married couples going to vote and husbands directing their wives.

Speaker A:

You goddamn right to vote for proper instruction, motivate people.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Because we go, the house is divided.

Speaker A:

If you can't follow my ideology, then we divided as a household.

Speaker A:

If me and you got this, two different gods, we divided in the household.

Speaker A:

So as.

Speaker A:

Yeah, man.

Speaker A:

So if you can't.

Speaker A:

If you can't trust my ideology, my belief system, then, man, what you doing with me?

Speaker C:

I heard a lot of people saying that if Michelle Obama would have ran, she'd have waxed Donald Trump.

Speaker C:

What do you think about that idea?

Speaker A:

America would never put their slaves in the White House to run it.

Speaker A:

White America would never put their slaves in the White House to be over them.

Speaker A:

Never.

Speaker A:

Yeah, they'll put another Obama who have a.

Speaker A:

So they'll never.

Speaker A:

They'll never put a president who had a black mama.

Speaker A:

So both these candidates don't have black mothers.

Speaker A:

Think about that, homie.

Speaker A:

You're not what your father are.

Speaker A:

You are what your mother raised you to be.

Speaker A:

Your black mother supersedes your father in the black community.

Speaker B:

So you were saying that and shout out say cheese.

Speaker B:

In the interview you did with him, you were saying that a Mexican would probably be picked before a woman president.

Speaker A:

For sure.

Speaker A:

Yeah, for sure.

Speaker B:

Where you pulling from?

Speaker A:

Like, because it was never designed for a woman to run anything, especially not a military, especially not the white man's military.

Speaker A:

His.

Speaker A:

His woman understand their place.

Speaker A:

They understand their place, huh?

Speaker A:

It's only our women don't understand their place.

Speaker B:

You went a little further and said if a woman becomes president, the next thing it's a gay man.

Speaker A:

It is.

Speaker A:

And then the next thing you know, God himself coming down and say, stop this shit.

Speaker A:

Time out.

Speaker A:

Time out.

Speaker A:

Fuck no.

Speaker A:

Because that's not the natural order, homie.

Speaker A:

Do you understand how weak what we would look like to the world, homie?

Speaker A:

Man, shit no.

Speaker A:

Hell no.

Speaker D:

So what do you say in reference to other countries who do have women leaders?

Speaker A:

Name me one.

Speaker D:

I think Mexico.

Speaker D:

Mexico has a woman.

Speaker A:

They just picked her.

Speaker A:

She'll probably be dead soon.

Speaker B:

Cartel is another.

Speaker B:

Cartel's a mother.

Speaker A:

You had to acquaint because.

Speaker A:

Because whoever fucking her running the country, who's ever her running the country.

Speaker A:

Whoever can.

Speaker A:

Come on now.

Speaker A:

Whoever fucking her running the country.

Speaker A:

You had the Queen of England, but she passed.

Speaker A:

But she did it for a long.

Speaker A:

Well, she had the parliament who ran.

Speaker A:

She was just a figurehead, right?

Speaker A:

Yeah, the parliament ran.

Speaker A:

She was just a figurehead, but you never heard her speak.

Speaker A:

Hardly.

Speaker A:

Over here they gonna be.

Speaker A:

That's why it was so much hell when Nancy Pelosi was the speaker of the House.

Speaker A:

One thing about the white man, homie, he know once his woman get in power, you can't control her because she know all his secrets.

Speaker A:

She know all his secrets.

Speaker B:

Someone on CNN has said if Joe Biden just resigned real quick and give the last 90 days to Kamala.

Speaker B:

She's the 47th president.

Speaker B:

He just did the ward a favor by making her president.

Speaker A:

He must was a punk.

Speaker A:

Why they just want to.

Speaker A:

Why they want a woman to have the award so bad?

Speaker A:

Why do that?

Speaker A:

For what?

Speaker A:

What does that accomplish if they do that?

Speaker A:

Just to say, oh, she was the first black woman president, man.

Speaker A:

She ain't black.

Speaker A:

She ain't black.

Speaker A:

That's why she hid her white husband and her white stepchildren.

Speaker C:

Why do we make people black like Tiger Woods?

Speaker A:

They don't wanna make Candace or Candace Owens black.

Speaker C:

They don't give her back.

Speaker C:

She killing their ass too.

Speaker A:

And she killing them, homie.

Speaker A:

She killing.

Speaker A:

I don't know why, homie.

Speaker A:

I don't know why we want to make people because we want to win awards so bad.

Speaker A:

We want to embrace symbolism.

Speaker A:

Just give us something.

Speaker A:

Just give us symbolism, homie.

Speaker A:

So that's why it's easy to trick us and to fool us.

Speaker B:

Now they were saying once Kamala lost that women black, especially black women weren't giving they dudes no nookie.

Speaker B:

They weren't having no kind of sex.

Speaker A:

I can't say what I want to say.

Speaker A:

A few years ago, women didn't even have no say.

Speaker A:

So over they pussy, the husband can come in drunk and take it and she couldn't say nothing.

Speaker A:

Yeah, I'm saying let's repeal the law and take it back to them days, bitch.

Speaker A:

This my pussy you done, man.

Speaker A:

We done became one.

Speaker A:

According to the Bible.

Speaker A:

This my pussy get here by ownership, by rent.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah, because the Bible says you're not supposed to withhold this from me.

Speaker A:

That's even in scripture.

Speaker A:

You go withhold this from me.

Speaker A:

Okay, bitch.

Speaker A:

I've been fucking the neighbor anyway.

Speaker A:

So come on, keep.

Speaker A:

I've been fucking the neighbor anyway.

Speaker A:

In the hoe on the back street so go and keep your little old pussy.

Speaker A:

I know.

Speaker A:

I know how to satisfy and plead this dick, Bitch.

Speaker A:

Men don't know whole rule nothing with no motherfucking real ruler.

Speaker A:

Yeah, I got 30 concubines, bitch, and you trying to hold that little old pussy.

Speaker A:

Man, please, that bitch fuck way better than you.

Speaker A:

How do.

Speaker C:

How do we get so far away from what women supposed to be doing and what they're actually doing?

Speaker C:

Like they also not supposed to be.

Speaker C:

They not supposed to speak when.

Speaker A:

Man, them the faggot hoes, the faggots done done this.

Speaker A:

The bull dagger bitches done.

Speaker A:

Man, man, too short.

Speaker A:

Pimp C tried to tell us Dyston came through and threw off all the game.

Speaker A:

Pimp C tried to tell us before he died.

Speaker A:

Nigga, the Dykston came through and threw off all the game.

Speaker A:

Man, them two hoes sucking pussy, whispering sweet nothing in their ears and turning you against what a man is.

Speaker A:

Yeah, man, you see what's the queen?

Speaker A:

What's her name, man?

Speaker A:

What does she.

Speaker A:

A bull.

Speaker A:

Dag, the bulldiger bitches.

Speaker C:

Did you see she got exposed?

Speaker A:

Yeah, man, the bull dagger bitches, man.

Speaker A:

And they.

Speaker A:

And guess what?

Speaker B:

You told her loans like you said it a long time ago.

Speaker A:

Yeah, man, the bulldog bitches, the bulldog bitches and the punks got this shit fucked up, man.

Speaker A:

Now y'all edit this shit good so we.

Speaker A:

So this shit can get out.

Speaker A:

Now make sure y'all bleep.

Speaker A:

This shit got to be.

Speaker A:

Cause YouTube might not let this go.

Speaker A:

They gonna put this so far on the feed, man, we might not even get 50,000 views.

Speaker A:

So they got to go to Patreon.

Speaker D:

You know, as a woman.

Speaker A:

Yes, ma'am.

Speaker A:

Yes, ma'am.

Speaker A:

Yes, ma'am.

Speaker D:

As a woman.

Speaker A:

Yes, ma'am.

Speaker D:

I have lost a lot of friends because.

Speaker D:

And even in the podcast we've done in the past, I said I would be nothing without my husband.

Speaker D:

And he always gonna lead.

Speaker D:

I don't never try to lead him.

Speaker D:

Why do you think it's so hard for women to let a man leave?

Speaker A:

Why is that such a problem?

Speaker A:

They don't know.

Speaker A:

They ain't never seen it.

Speaker A:

They ain't never seen it.

Speaker A:

And the concept of it have been erased out of our minds.

Speaker A:

So we can't even fathom it.

Speaker A:

We can't even fathom it.

Speaker A:

It's hard to have another George Jefferson come along.

Speaker A:

James Evans.

Speaker A:

Now we go take that down.

Speaker A:

So now Jane was a mean motherfucker.

Speaker A:

He just didn't have no money.

Speaker A:

So just that concept we've been Robbed of it as a race, because that was part of the Willie lynch doctrine, is to separate her from the man.

Speaker A:

And out of fear and out of instinct, she will do what y'all see the black woman doing today.

Speaker A:

She will go against her nature.

Speaker A:

And her nature is to have a man.

Speaker A:

Her nature is to be led by a man.

Speaker A:

They let them other niggas.

Speaker A:

When that dick good, he can leave.

Speaker A:

He can get the car while she at work.

Speaker A:

When they did good.

Speaker A:

Yeah, he can go eat up the kid.

Speaker A:

Little Debbie cakes all kind of.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Oh, when that dick good, he can get half of the ME or income tax checks for him to try to flip.

Speaker A:

When the dick good.

Speaker A:

But when that dick run out and he can't appease to what she feels, then, man, you.

Speaker A:

I don't need no.

Speaker A:

Or now he on child support.

Speaker A:

You see what I'm saying?

Speaker A:

But long as the dick good, n you can rule.

Speaker B:

Do you feel like the nine and the one kind of fucked us up?

Speaker B:

Meaning that I was watching.

Speaker B:

It was in R.I.P.

Speaker B:

james Earl Jones, but he was doing a play called Fences.

Speaker A:

I seen that.

Speaker A:

That's where the movie.

Speaker A:

Yeah, I've seen that.

Speaker B:

Just his voice, the baritone.

Speaker B:

His voice may shut that shit down.

Speaker A:

Yeah, shit your ass down.

Speaker B:

Yeah, that'll turn the house quiet.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

And when women got to be able to say, I'm gonna hit the nine and the one on the phone.

Speaker B:

And then all of a sudden, they start appeasing of that where I'm gonna send you to jail just for threatening me.

Speaker A:

Feminism was never about the black woman.

Speaker A:

It was about the white.

Speaker A:

That was a white woman's fight with her man.

Speaker A:

It wasn't never about the black man or the Color purple.

Speaker A:

Fucked us up.

Speaker A:

Think about the Color Purple, N.

Speaker A:

It wasn't until Suge Avery come along sucking on sealy pussy.

Speaker B:

Goddamn.

Speaker B:

Gave her that power.

Speaker A:

Come on, now.

Speaker B:

Gave her that power.

Speaker A:

I mean, it wasn't until Suge Avery came along.

Speaker A:

Get her back there making this ugly motherfucker feel cute.

Speaker A:

Patting her with the makeup, man.

Speaker A:

No sucking on her pussy.

Speaker A:

That's what made her tell Mr.

Speaker A:

Bitch, where you get this curvy from?

Speaker A:

Ho?

Speaker A:

Yes.

Speaker A:

So, nah, homie.

Speaker A:

Man, I'm telling you, N.

Speaker A:

That's what done happened.

Speaker A:

But feminism was about gay white women.

Speaker A:

And black woman jumped on the banner because they abandoned the civil rights movement.

Speaker A:

Nigga, Coretta Scott King never said nothing.

Speaker A:

And Dr.

Speaker A:

King was a whoremonging preacher, and she knew it.

Speaker A:

So if you go back and watch Selma, them hoes were calling the house, and he was Getting ready to leave one time and it gave you a snippet.

Speaker A:

You have to pay very close attention.

Speaker A:

It gave you a snippet of, yeah, she wanted the trip, but she didn't.

Speaker A:

She still walked with him.

Speaker A:

Now we don't know if she was fucking Halle Berry Fonte after she left.

Speaker A:

You don't know who she was fucking afterward.

Speaker A:

She never came out and shamed her.

Speaker A:

Nigga.

Speaker A:

That's real feminism.

Speaker A:

Goes.

Speaker A:

Yeah, so nah, my nigga, the white woman.

Speaker A:

Yeah, she tricked a black woman with feminism.

Speaker A:

And they jump ship from the civil rights to women rights.

Speaker A:

Because one thing I learned about women, they would hate each other.

Speaker A:

But if you fucking both of them, they'll get on the phone and share secrets with each other.

Speaker A:

They'll get on the phone and they'll become sisterhoods in that moment of pain.

Speaker A:

And they'll go against you and they really don't even like each other.

Speaker A:

That's why you.

Speaker A:

Man, man.

Speaker B:

So when women started to say, you know, pussy power, you know that this.

Speaker A:

Pussy has ain't no pussy power.

Speaker A:

Ain't no such thing as pussy power.

Speaker B:

That's a falsehood.

Speaker A:

Because they feelings is attached to they pussy.

Speaker A:

Our feelings ain't attached to our dick.

Speaker A:

Nigga, we can fuck the gas tank.

Speaker A:

We can fuck a woman we don't like.

Speaker A:

They can't, honey.

Speaker A:

Supple truth, man.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker D:

Do you believe in your girlfriend or wife having female friends and going on girls trips and stuff like that?

Speaker A:

Them ain't nothing but a bunch of bitches trying to sneak and go suck pussy.

Speaker A:

That girl tripped them girl nice out because she got one or two friends, homie, that's playing to suck pussy.

Speaker A:

It's in every group.

Speaker A:

Yeah, it's one of them men, when they get drunk, nigga, they let everything.

Speaker A:

Girl, come on, girl.

Speaker A:

So that's what make it hard when you out.

Speaker A:

When you see a group of girls out, that's what make it hard for a nigga to go infiltrate.

Speaker A:

Because if nothing else, they're gonna get their pleasure from one another.

Speaker A:

Yeah, they.

Speaker B:

I'm protecting my man.

Speaker A:

Cause it's one or two want to suck each other pussy.

Speaker A:

And they probably their girlfriend, they best friend.

Speaker A:

So.

Speaker A:

Yeah, that's why I ain't allowed no sleepovers in my house.

Speaker B:

My daughter, come on, that's nice.

Speaker A:

Should not close no dope.

Speaker A:

Because I understand men.

Speaker A:

They feelings is attached to their womb.

Speaker A:

And that's what.

Speaker A:

That's what niggas have to know.

Speaker A:

Ain't no such thing as no girl night out.

Speaker A:

And it ain't no, they.

Speaker A:

Nigga, they want to fuck too.

Speaker A:

So they go exclude the guys.

Speaker A:

And it's all of them.

Speaker A:

That ain't nothing but a lesbian orgy festival.

Speaker A:

So don't trust that girl's night out.

Speaker A:

Shit, nigga, show up and fuck you, man.

Speaker A:

Man, listen, stay on Facebook.

Speaker A:

I used to hang with my Mexican girl, my Mexican partner.

Speaker A:

I ain't gonna say which gang, but those that know.

Speaker A:

I used to sit back and watch them homie, because my Mexican partners trusted me around they women, knowing I wasn't trying to fuck.

Speaker A:

I'm not a sexual driven man.

Speaker A:

I used to sit back and watch them homie get drunk.

Speaker A:

And that was their escape.

Speaker A:

That was their escape.

Speaker A:

That's.

Speaker A:

They escaped to go men.

Speaker A:

Because women are just as freaky as men.

Speaker A:

They just as horny as a.

Speaker A:

So you go, let this go on.

Speaker A:

And they drinking and having fun too.

Speaker A:

Man, please.

Speaker A:

They feel calm like a.

Speaker A:

Without you, man, I'm.

Speaker A:

I'm the showing up.

Speaker A:

Cause I guess what I know I can two or three of them separately.

Speaker A:

I don't wanna have a threesome now, bitch, I'm a one on one.

Speaker A:

You hoe?

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Don't know.

Speaker A:

Fuck it.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Because if I have a threesome, I'm inferior, y'all brain.

Speaker A:

So if I got two women and one man, nigga, I'm the inferior piece.

Speaker A:

But if I separate, y'all, I'm still dominant.

Speaker B:

Come on.

Speaker C:

There's always been, like, the saying that women create life.

Speaker A:

Like, man, life right here.

Speaker A:

Until I release it.

Speaker A:

I ain't no life, nigga.

Speaker A:

I carry the seed.

Speaker A:

You just the garden.

Speaker A:

So if I.

Speaker A:

So the woman is the dirt.

Speaker A:

Nigga, we got the seed.

Speaker A:

So that's why you have to be particular about where you plant your seed, because foe you know it.

Speaker A:

This motherfucker think they got the seed.

Speaker A:

I got the seed.

Speaker A:

And it's 10 million every time I nut.

Speaker A:

Man, you just got an egg for me to.

Speaker A:

Yeah, man, these hoes got this shit fucked up, man.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Nah, man.

Speaker A:

Nah, man.

Speaker A:

They still the man.

Speaker A:

Yeah, they got this shit.

Speaker A:

This shit fucked up.

Speaker B:

What would you do if you was to meet Candace Owens?

Speaker B:

They say she's like the female Charleston White.

Speaker A:

Oh, ain't no female Charleston White.

Speaker A:

Yeah, I'm too motherfucking because.

Speaker A:

Nah, nah.

Speaker A:

She got to be a hoe to be a female Charleston White.

Speaker A:

Yeah, nigga, it's only one woman got to walk with Jesus and his 12 disciples.

Speaker A:

No other woman got to walk with the savior.

Speaker A:

So now she got to be a hoe like that.

Speaker A:

Now can't no woman with no white husband be no female Charleston white?

Speaker A:

She's just a very educated sister who speak a lot of truth and facts and those statistics.

Speaker A:

And she can argue with you based on the knowledge that she has.

Speaker A:

So she's a very knowledgeable woman.

Speaker A:

For whatever reason, she don't want to sit down with no nigga like me.

Speaker A:

They've been trying hard for me and her to get together, but niggas don't nobody want to sit down with no nigger that can turn ignorant.

Speaker A:

In any instance.

Speaker A:

I'm unpredictable.

Speaker A:

Yeah, I'm an unpredictable, intelligent nigger.

Speaker A:

You don't know when I'm going to flip.

Speaker A:

And I might just show up.

Speaker A:

The ignorant nigger playing smart.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker A:

I don't know nothing.

Speaker B:

Don't know what you gonna get.

Speaker A:

Yeah, N.

Speaker A:

I don't know nothing, nigga.

Speaker A:

I'm just an ignorant n that can play smart.

Speaker B:

God damn it.

Speaker B:

All right, let's do it like this.

Speaker B:

See the.

Speaker B:

There was a situation in which you did have to go sit down for a little minute, man.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker A:

The ignorant n playing smart.

Speaker A:

I'm out on three buns.

Speaker A:

Animal Kruger.

Speaker A:

Cause they said I maced the cat.

Speaker A:

And then the barbershop incident for see, they talk about me getting hit, but they don't talk about what I did afterwards.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

So I'm out on two.

Speaker A:

Aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

Speaker A:

And I ain't do nothing.

Speaker A:

I ain't through a motherfucker thing, but I just know I got charged with two counts of aggravated assault for them two niggas coming to that barbershop.

Speaker B:

Could I ask you, when the judge does say, hey, go ahead and detain him, is it processing your mind?

Speaker B:

Like, what you mean, detain?

Speaker B:

Like, I just came here to.

Speaker A:

Nah.

Speaker A:

Well, I showed up for a court date, so the judge went off my bond because I'm on what they call bond probation.

Speaker A:

So I gotta piss every month.

Speaker A:

So I got a shout out to farmer.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker A:

So I gotta piss everyone.

Speaker A:

I gotta go pull that big old dick out of the cup and watch this gay looking Mexican peek out the corner of his eye like he ain't looking and watch me pull that big dick out in that cup.

Speaker A:

And I know he be peeking, motherfucker.

Speaker A:

Cause ain't nobody gonna sit there and watch dick all day.

Speaker A:

Butterfly.

Speaker A:

I can't say that.

Speaker A:

Nah, he just doing his job.

Speaker A:

He just doing his job.

Speaker A:

I'm just bullshitting.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

I'm just.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

Cause you know, everybody watches motherfucker.

Speaker A:

Peter Gazer.

Speaker A:

Yeah, Peter Gazer.

Speaker B:

Peter Gazer.

Speaker A:

Yeah, he a professional Peter Gazer, so.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker A:

Nah, man.

Speaker A:

So nah, that's what he is.

Speaker A:

Nah, homie.

Speaker A:

So they went off my barn, so I'm in college, so.

Speaker A:

And wouldn't nobody know I had went to jail if it wasn't for little nigga CJ Casino.

Speaker B:

He was coming out of jail.

Speaker A:

Yeah, we both were getting booked in, so.

Speaker A:

So I went and got my marijuana license, right?

Speaker A:

So I went and seen a Texas medical marijuana doctor who prescribed me marijuana, a real prescription, right?

Speaker A:

But Texas is still in limbo with.

Speaker A:

And nigga can't nobody tell the judge what he can and what he have to submit to.

Speaker A:

So I'm thinking this is just like if I was to go to the hospital, because I wouldn't have seen a psychiatrist and a psychologist.

Speaker A:

I had quit smoking weed.

Speaker A:

So while I was on born, I had quit smoking weed.

Speaker A:

So once I went and seen this Texas medical marijuana doctor, they prescribed me marijuana to smoke it four times a day.

Speaker A:

Boy, I was happy in the motherfucker.

Speaker A:

So when I went and gave it to my lawyer, my lawyer said, man, I don't think the courts is go adhere to this.

Speaker A:

When I gave it to the probation officer, he said, man, we don't give a damn about this shit.

Speaker A:

And I'm saying, but what's the difference if I went and seen a doctor and they prescribed me Xanax and all the psychotropic drugs, right?

Speaker A:

Or they prescribed me hydrocodone for pain?

Speaker A:

What's the difference?

Speaker A:

I'm a smart nigger.

Speaker A:

That's the difference.

Speaker A:

So it's like I'm trying to find a loophole.

Speaker A:

So you know the judge exact word.

Speaker A:

Now, if this was his first one, yeah, but it's his second one.

Speaker A:

So the smart nigger.

Speaker A:

You think you smart nigger.

Speaker A:

So they had to show me, and they gave.

Speaker A:

So the first time I violated my bond condition, so I got a $15,000 bond.

Speaker A:

15,000?

Speaker A:

15,000, nigga, when I violated, they took that bitch to a murder bond.

Speaker A:

Like 90,000.

Speaker A:

Yeah, that's what they get.

Speaker A:

Murder, nigga.

Speaker A:

They gave me like a murder bond just for smoking weed.

Speaker A:

So soon as I get out, I'm showing, nigga, I made that money back.

Speaker A:

It's like I'm putting it in their face.

Speaker A:

So n.

Speaker A:

They gave me a no bond this time.

Speaker A:

And it was the weekend.

Speaker A:

Ooh wee boy, nigga didn't know what to do.

Speaker B:

They had something against you, you feel just.

Speaker A:

I ain't gonna say that.

Speaker A:

Okay, yeah, no, I done violated the bond second time it ain't nothing that they got against you.

Speaker A:

You follow our rules, nigga.

Speaker A:

Ain't nothing special about you, nigga.

Speaker A:

So then they got to show you, nigga, you just.

Speaker A:

You stay showing Diddy or anybody get caught over on this side of the system, nigga, you ain't.

Speaker A:

It ain't about you.

Speaker A:

No, nigga, you in our system.

Speaker A:

So, no, homie, the judge is being a judge, huh?

Speaker A:

He gave you some court orders, and you didn't follow these orders.

Speaker A:

So now I have to show you not the doctor.

Speaker A:

Nobody can supersede a judge.

Speaker A:

Only God.

Speaker A:

That's why your mama got to pray and say, oh, God, please, can't nobody supersede the judge, nigga.

Speaker A:

Nothing and nobody on earth.

Speaker A:

So he have to make that known, not just to me, but to anybody that's coming into his courtroom.

Speaker A:

And he's a fair judge and he's firm, and he's consistently fair and firm.

Speaker A:

But, nigga, if you break the rules, he gonna spank your ass.

Speaker A:

So, yeah, he spanked my ass, nigga.

Speaker A:

I immediately quit smoking weed.

Speaker A:

That day.

Speaker A:

That's how you.

Speaker A:

That motherfucking day.

Speaker A:

Yeah, that day.

Speaker A:

No, they talking about it's hard.

Speaker A:

No, no, it ain't.

Speaker A:

It ain't hard at all.

Speaker A:

I just dream about it.

Speaker A:

Now, why.

Speaker A:

Hold on.

Speaker C:

Why do you.

Speaker C:

I hear you say that.

Speaker C:

And I always wonder why, when your freedom is on the line, why is it so hard for to stay straight, narrow?

Speaker C:

Because like you said, I don't smoke weed no more.

Speaker A:

No, no.

Speaker A:

I was bucking.

Speaker A:

I bet.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

You know, if you get a N, if you let a nigga think he got a loophole, he go buck.

Speaker A:

That's why they go try to take all the detox medicine, the cleansing, you know, that's why n do all that type of shit.

Speaker A:

But when I was in the boys home, we would have to go see psychiatrists and psychologists.

Speaker A:

So my psychological profile is I'm the kind of person you have to draw a line and say, if you cross this line, it's your ass.

Speaker A:

If you don't do that to me, N, I'm gonna fuck.

Speaker A:

So if you don't do that.

Speaker A:

So it's called a limited setting.

Speaker A:

So you have to put me in an environment where it's limited.

Speaker A:

And you, I have to know, boy, Ah, we gonna hit you.

Speaker A:

So that's what the slave master did.

Speaker A:

Not the slave master, but the overseer.

Speaker A:

N.

Speaker A:

That's what the whip was for.

Speaker A:

Okay.

Speaker A:

Y'all get this?

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

To show the other people if you do this.

Speaker A:

So I'm the kind of nigga you got to show that to.

Speaker A:

So if you give me room, I'm gonna try to wiggle.

Speaker A:

So is most niggas think they slick, but boy, when they know they freedom on the line.

Speaker A:

And I'm the nigga can know his freedom on the line and I might still violate because I'm a free nigger in my mind, man, I'm a man nigga, I'm kicking and screaming, but nigga, my freedom is on the line, so I have to adhere to what they say.

Speaker C:

I was going to ask are you worried about it?

Speaker C:

And in a sense, are you worried.

Speaker A:

Like, nigga, y'all see me in the motherfucking club having fun.

Speaker A:

I ain't worried about a motherfucking thing.

Speaker A:

Cause nigga, I know this is still America.

Speaker A:

I'm innocent to proven guilty.

Speaker A:

And it's not on me to prove my guilt.

Speaker A:

It's not on me to prove my innocence.

Speaker A:

I mean, it's on them to prove that I'm guilty.

Speaker A:

And I got a bad ass lawyer and I'm really innocent, nigga.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker A:

This is.

Speaker A:

This is backlash for who I was before I became famous.

Speaker A:

That's what I know.

Speaker B:

That is real.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Nah, Nicks ain't about what I did.

Speaker A:

Whenever you get in trouble, they don't punish you for what you did.

Speaker A:

That's why they bring up your criminal history.

Speaker A:

That's why during the sentencing phase, they bring up all this shit you done done N they go punish you for what you did, not what you done.

Speaker A:

So I understand that N, I ain't done nothing.

Speaker A:

I ain't never hurt no animal and I ain't never hurt nobody physically N without being in self defense.

Speaker B:

Come on now, again, when you went in, you know we was worried.

Speaker B:

I'm like, you know, we got the real life lawyer.

Speaker B:

Shout out the real life lawyer.

Speaker B:

We gonna try to get him like, hey, let's help him get him out.

Speaker A:

Man, he a bullshit lawyer.

Speaker A:

That nigga ain't know nothing about nothing.

Speaker A:

Nigga.

Speaker B:

I like, I wanna see him work magic.

Speaker B:

I like.

Speaker A:

He can't.

Speaker A:

Nigga, listen.

Speaker A:

Can't no nigga work magic.

Speaker A:

Why you think you see Benjamin Crump Lee Mary?

Speaker A:

Why you think you see them niggas talking to the camera and not in the courtroom?

Speaker A:

You ain't never seen these niggas in the courtroom standing up talking to now motherfucking judge, man.

Speaker A:

That nigga talking to the camera.

Speaker A:

You ain't seen.

Speaker A:

Now one of these nigga do like Brian Steele do.

Speaker A:

Brian Steele work magic.

Speaker A:

See the old niggas taught me, you gonna get you a white lawyer or a Jew lawyer.

Speaker A:

Man, you better not go get no nigga lawyer.

Speaker A:

That's why all the nigga lawyers coming to talk to y'all on camera.

Speaker A:

And you ain't never seen them coming out the courtroom saying a motherfucking thing.

Speaker A:

Nigga fuck.

Speaker A:

Can't no nigga free no nigga.

Speaker B:

Maybe winning small claims.

Speaker A:

Can't no nigga free no nigga.

Speaker A:

A small claim don't mean shit.

Speaker A:

Cause ain't nothing on the line, man.

Speaker A:

Johnny Cochran was the only nigga.

Speaker A:

He went and got some badass Jew white boy.

Speaker A:

Shapiro Neal.

Speaker A:

Oh, what's that other old ass white man?

Speaker A:

Come on, my nigga.

Speaker A:

Can't no nigga free no nigga.

Speaker A:

Not in white man's land.

Speaker A:

Oh, you nigga must don't know.

Speaker A:

This still America.

Speaker A:

Texas at that, man.

Speaker A:

It's still America.

Speaker B:

I have to ask.

Speaker B:

And again, just respectfully, I just.

Speaker A:

Addie, I know y'all friend with him.

Speaker A:

Go ahead.

Speaker B:

No, no, no disrespect.

Speaker B:

I'm just curious.

Speaker B:

When you was in there, I was actually worried.

Speaker B:

I'm like, when you have a prosthetic guy, how does that work?

Speaker A:

I went.

Speaker A:

I caught a murder case as a kid.

Speaker A:

And didn't.

Speaker A:

They didn't.

Speaker A:

I was a gang leader as a kid, my nigga.

Speaker B:

And that was after you.

Speaker B:

Seven years old, you had the nigga.

Speaker A:

I lost my eye when I was a baby.

Speaker B:

Do you ever get into the.

Speaker A:

I went into the boy.

Speaker A:

So I let you know I could fight n if I became the leader of the gang in the boys home with all these niggas with murder cases.

Speaker A:

Y'all had king shoe on her.

Speaker A:

You didn't hear that nigga really crawl, nigga.

Speaker A:

No, I'm a fool.

Speaker A:

So if you think I'm a fool just playing on camera.

Speaker A:

Imagine you give me that environment, nigga.

Speaker A:

No, I know how to.

Speaker B:

Yeah, imagine they give you special treatment.

Speaker B:

Like just.

Speaker A:

Oh, now they don't give me no treatment now.

Speaker A:

They no, homie.

Speaker A:

Ain't no special treatment when you go to jail.

Speaker A:

The wheelchair got the wheelchair around.

Speaker A:

Now you talking about I'm a.

Speaker A:

I'm really a little fool and I'm a.

Speaker A:

No, no.

Speaker A:

That's why I walk around this country with no security, no nothing with this mouth on me.

Speaker A:

And I done disrespected everything.

Speaker A:

These scared of no security.

Speaker A:

You see me out in public.

Speaker A:

You don't see me out amongst these wolves.

Speaker A:

And yeah, no, you.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

No security it ain't.

Speaker A:

It ain't that I'm bad, but it's something inside of me.

Speaker A:

Ain't gonna let nothing hurt me.

Speaker A:

You got to be a bad man.

Speaker A:

Attacked me while I was sleep.

Speaker A:

That didn't wake me up.

Speaker A:

Say, come on.

Speaker A:

That attacked me while I was sl.

Speaker A:

I was asleep, man.

Speaker A:

No, man.

Speaker B:

All right, well, definitely, definitely glad you got out immediately.

Speaker A:

But they put me in isolation now, homie, because for one, they know I'm gonna sue, nigga.

Speaker A:

I don't go n.

Speaker A:

They hurry up and snatch me out of, man.

Speaker A:

They don't let me be amongst nothing.

Speaker A:

Na psychologically trying to break a.

Speaker A:

So now they put me in isolation confinement where I gotta say, I gotta talk to the nigga across the way.

Speaker A:

Hey, cell phone, he over there asleep.

Speaker A:

He been here for three years.

Speaker A:

I come boss, I just need some company.

Speaker A:

And they got me this month and the doors don't open.

Speaker A:

So imagine being stripped from nigga being taken away from how I've been living.

Speaker A:

All of a sudden I got five, six days number isolation.

Speaker A:

The doors don't even open, nigga.

Speaker A:

The guards don't.

Speaker A:

Nah, homie, nah.

Speaker A:

N that psychologically break most niggas.

Speaker B:

Did you feel like you know how the rappers that you talk about I need to be in jail?

Speaker B:

Did you have a moment where I'm like, where you like, damn, I'm where these n s where I'm trying to put these niggas or where these niggas need to be?

Speaker A:

No, I still feel like I don't deserve to be here, nigga, man, while I'm laying down waiting to be processed, man.

Speaker A:

I don't belong here with these nigga.

Speaker A:

But now I want to be amongst these nigga now, man, I want to watch TV to nigga, homie, the worst thing you can do is put a nigga with himself.

Speaker A:

That's why nigga leave the house.

Speaker A:

Me and motherfucker know, nigga.

Speaker A:

So now, nigga, I gotta psychologically nigga go through some shit.

Speaker A:

And I'm saying, man, y'all just put me in population.

Speaker A:

Listen.

Speaker A:

No, I mean, I wanna watch TV too, but I don't.

Speaker A:

I just wanna be around people because I'm a people's person.

Speaker A:

Nigga, the worst thing you can do to me is isolate me and take me away from people.

Speaker A:

I'd rather be out there fighting every day n that shit.

Speaker A:

I'd rather be getting beat up.

Speaker A:

I'd rather.

Speaker A:

At least I'm gonna make a free of getting beat up, nigga.

Speaker A:

But by myself.

Speaker A:

Just me, myself and I in God in the devil.

Speaker A:

Man, that's torture.

Speaker A:

How do you keep your mind together on that phone?

Speaker A:

Hey, say call such on that motherfucking phone.

Speaker A:

And then, nigga, at some point, nigga, you got to talk to God, nigga, at some point, nigga.

Speaker A:

And I be saying, man, I ain't talked to him this long.

Speaker A:

I ain't finna say nothing now.

Speaker A:

Then nigga be said, come on, God shit down.

Speaker A:

God damn.

Speaker A:

And go back to talking to self.

Speaker A:

Nigga, me, myself, and I.

Speaker A:

There's three motherfuckers that nigga tap into, and you can get through some shit.

Speaker A:

Me, myself, and I can get you through some shit.

Speaker A:

But, nigga, more people don't want to talk to self.

Speaker A:

I go to talking to self.

Speaker A:

Goddamn.

Speaker A:

You've been talking that bad?

Speaker A:

Yeah, I go to talk to myself.

Speaker B:

Did anyone not answer your calls?

Speaker B:

If you call, did anyone.

Speaker A:

No, Everybody gonna answer my call.

Speaker B:

All right.

Speaker A:

Just make sure I got a great support system.

Speaker A:

Shout out to Vicky Banks.

Speaker A:

The porn star were putting shit on the nigga books.

Speaker A:

Oh, the fan bus were putting shit on the books.

Speaker A:

Mike Busey, Alex Stein.

Speaker A:

Nah, nigga, I asked.

Speaker A:

They treated me like when Tupac went to jail, Madonna showed up.

Speaker A:

So now even the porn stars were putting something on the books.

Speaker A:

Literally.

Speaker A:

Literally.

Speaker B:

It's real love.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

So shout out to Vickie Banks.

Speaker B:

Now, speaking of jail, you know, Diddy, they say inmates are fighting to make up his bed.

Speaker A:

He got a billion dollars.

Speaker A:

It ain't no.

Speaker A:

He like dick.

Speaker A:

And they know he give and take.

Speaker A:

Who would Men them, man, Hell, yeah.

Speaker A:

They fighting them and make that bad up.

Speaker A:

That nigga is.

Speaker A:

You heard what that punk just said?

Speaker A:

That punk said it was like being in Disneyland, being able to take all them dicks.

Speaker B:

That's a wash.

Speaker B:

That nigga said one and a half years turned to three years.

Speaker A:

It's a dick factory, nigga.

Speaker A:

Nigga, if they send me to a woman's prison for nine months, I might extend it to.

Speaker A:

And I get to run around and fuck all y'all Nigga, who would want to leave?

Speaker B:

Nigga, I got extra credit in this, man.

Speaker A:

That's.

Speaker A:

Man, that's the only thing make prison bad, is you can't.

Speaker A:

Yeah, man.

Speaker A:

Shit.

Speaker A:

No, so.

Speaker A:

So I understand.

Speaker A:

ND got a billion dollars.

Speaker A:

He can bribe the guards.

Speaker A:

The nigga, man, that n a like a king in that motherfucker.

Speaker B:

And I hate to say it, but do you feel like he's taking advantage of the situation for what it is?

Speaker B:

Do you think he should be taking advantage?

Speaker B:

Like, hey, nigga, I'm actually.

Speaker B:

Diddy this motherfucker.

Speaker B:

Yes, I'm gonna make niggas.

Speaker A:

Well, no matter what we think about him, he ain't no hoe.

Speaker A:

You ain't never heard.

Speaker A:

Nobody said they home.

Speaker A:

He done had slapped.

Speaker A:

Niggas hit nigga across the head.

Speaker A:

So he.

Speaker A:

And he come out of Harlem.

Speaker A:

So, nigga, and he got a little body size on him, so he'll do some squabbling.

Speaker A:

All you gotta do, homie, to make it is just be willing to fight.

Speaker A:

That's it.

Speaker A:

And then don't be willing to fight, nigga.

Speaker A:

And you got some money.

Speaker A:

Nigga, please.

Speaker A:

Fuck, man, listen.

Speaker A:

One time a nigga told me, nigga, we do everything y'all do in here except drive cars and shoot pistol.

Speaker A:

These guards like the guards, nigga, they come and work.

Speaker A:

You think this bitch ain't seen a nigga?

Speaker A:

She think fine.

Speaker A:

Come on, homie, you can't override nature.

Speaker A:

All my niggas who done a bunch of time, nigga done fuck them guards.

Speaker A:

Me and my nigga, baby.

Speaker A:

Me and my nigga cash and man, shit my nigga made.

Speaker A:

I've been in prison 32 years and got babies out there, motherfucker, by the guards.

Speaker A:

Damn, my homie, listen, they still women.

Speaker A:

So this is what my uncle told me, homie.

Speaker A:

He said, man, when a woman come to work in prison or in jail, every.

Speaker A:

She ever fantasize about being her boyfriend or, man, at some point she go see him.

Speaker A:

At some point she go see the nigga.

Speaker A:

She like physical attraction.

Speaker A:

Conversation, nigga.

Speaker A:

You got to be a.

Speaker A:

You got to be.

Speaker A:

You got to be a different kind of woman.

Speaker A:

And then at some point, you're going to give in.

Speaker A:

You're not fit to work, man.

Speaker A:

You're not fitting to work in no prison, no 5, 10, 15 years.

Speaker A:

And not them.

Speaker A:

Cause them gonna be shooting at you.

Speaker A:

They're gonna be shooting at you because your home life ain't that perfect.

Speaker A:

You gonna catch a cheating, and now you got access to all that.

Speaker A:

Man, please.

Speaker A:

Every man, every prison guard got at least two or three boyfriends.

Speaker A:

It's just like.

Speaker A:

It's just like when your.

Speaker A:

Your woman got two or three boyfriend, you just don't know if she got a work boyfriend.

Speaker A:

It ain't about sexual because they coming from.

Speaker A:

Yeah, nigga, she got a.

Speaker A:

She got an Internet boyfriend.

Speaker A:

She got a spiritual boyfriend.

Speaker A:

That's why they run to the pastor, to the preacher nigga.

Speaker A:

That's why they so fascinated with all these niggas online who can talk the talk but not know if he really walking the walk.

Speaker A:

So, nigga, your woman in her mind got two or three different niggas as her boyfriend.

Speaker A:

You just don't know it, nigga.

Speaker A:

Just like you got some Internet girlfriend.

Speaker A:

You.

Speaker A:

She don't know y'all go together, but you're watching every day.

Speaker A:

You're liking her pictures.

Speaker A:

You giving her hearts.

Speaker A:

Come on, my.

Speaker A:

So, yeah, that ain't no difference.

Speaker A:

You can't.

Speaker A:

You can't override and supersede nature.

Speaker A:

Everybody submit to nature.

Speaker C:

I watched one video where a woman said it made.

Speaker C:

She was with, was paying her bills.

Speaker A:

Man, my mama used to tell them, ho, listen, girl, that boy came.

Speaker A:

Yeah, you got to be a fool.

Speaker A:

But.

Speaker A:

But they don't pay these women a lot of money, my.

Speaker A:

And, nigga, you don't have to give them no money.

Speaker A:

The fact that you can say, oh, I like your hairdo.

Speaker A:

That's why they say, hey, no fraternizing.

Speaker A:

That's why you can't.

Speaker A:

That's why they have to put rules in place.

Speaker A:

Women should not be working in the prison, just like men should not be working in the women's prison.

Speaker A:

It should be women working with women, men working with men.

Speaker A:

That's how you stop this shit.

Speaker A:

But, yeah, that's how you stop the shit.

Speaker C:

Should women be serving in the military?

Speaker A:

Not with men.

Speaker A:

That's why you hear about so many sexual assaults.

Speaker A:

They shouldn't be homeless.

Speaker A:

They separate that shit.

Speaker A:

Anytime you put men and women together, that's where the compromise come in.

Speaker A:

Nigga, women was never supposed to design and go into the workplace with the men.

Speaker A:

That's why granddaddy man, stay your ass home.

Speaker A:

Cause you go have.

Speaker A:

You go.

Speaker A:

Go.

Speaker A:

Every woman got a work boyfriend, homie.

Speaker A:

Yeah, because, nigga, that's.

Speaker A:

That becomes her ideal man because she can't see his flaws.

Speaker A:

So he come to work every day dressed up smelling good.

Speaker A:

She showing up smelling good.

Speaker A:

He.

Speaker A:

She.

Speaker A:

He noticed when you done made her mad, her spirit down, she low.

Speaker A:

He complimenting her.

Speaker A:

He noticed when she get a new fingernail polish, he noticing all this shit that you not noticing.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

So, yeah, every woman.

Speaker A:

The man don't demand.

Speaker A:

Every woman got a work boyfriend.

Speaker A:

They go to lunch together.

Speaker A:

Especially if they've been working some years together.

Speaker A:

He just.

Speaker A:

They may or may not be fucking.

Speaker A:

But, nigga, that's.

Speaker A:

That's our work boyfriend.

Speaker B:

That's a woman gonna disagree with you.

Speaker A:

Saying, man don't give a fuck about what no woman disagree with.

Speaker A:

And we having locker room talk.

Speaker A:

Hold on, nigga.

Speaker A:

This locker room talk.

Speaker C:

I'm with you.

Speaker C:

How Offended?

Speaker C:

Should I be as a.

Speaker C:

As if I'm finding out my woman is having dealing, having a situation conversation.

Speaker A:

She got a work boyfriend?

Speaker A:

Yeah, nigga, you letting her go to work, so how you gonna be offended?

Speaker A:

Stop her ass from going to work.

Speaker A:

Retire.

Speaker A:

Niggas get out that environment because you already know it's a nigga like you with waves in his hair, big muscle, he work out.

Speaker A:

Nigga, this.

Speaker A:

This his playing field.

Speaker A:

He might be the supervisor.

Speaker A:

He giving her preferential treatment.

Speaker A:

So now you can't get mad.

Speaker C:

I want to play the devil's advocate because I.

Speaker C:

I was going through a situation where I told a girl she didn't have to work.

Speaker C:

And everybody in my life made was like, you need to make her get a job.

Speaker A:

You want po be listening to them.

Speaker A:

Man, you can't.

Speaker A:

Can't nobody tell you what to do with your hoe.

Speaker A:

That's what made pimp.

Speaker A:

Nigga, you can't tell me how to pimp on my bitch, nigga.

Speaker A:

You can't validate my pimping.

Speaker A:

Nigga, you don't fuck.

Speaker A:

You trying to tell me what to do with my bitch, Nigga, her daddy, her mama.

Speaker A:

Can't nobody need it in my little bitch.

Speaker A:

Man.

Speaker A:

You can't tell me.

Speaker A:

Niggas shut up.

Speaker A:

That's why you don't listen to nobody when it come to your bitch.

Speaker D:

So with that being said, yes, ma'am.

Speaker D:

If she's not supposed to be in the workplace, you don't want her having a workplace boyfriend.

Speaker D:

Retire her.

Speaker A:

You find her something to do.

Speaker D:

What are her duties now that she ain't gotta go to work?

Speaker A:

Well, her duties don't matter.

Speaker A:

You find her something to do.

Speaker A:

Baby, I need you to run errands, baby.

Speaker A:

Here go my clothes.

Speaker A:

Drop my clothes off at the cleaners, baby.

Speaker A:

Look, the kitchen.

Speaker A:

So you give her her duties N.

Speaker A:

You tell her what she's supposed to be doing?

Speaker A:

Because other than that, nigga, the idle mind.

Speaker A:

And who the devil spoke to the woman.

Speaker A:

He didn't talk to the man.

Speaker A:

That's why they.

Speaker A:

All this shit is in they head, my nigga.

Speaker A:

A woman ruined marriages because what's in their head?

Speaker A:

So, nigga, the devil stay playing in their head, my nigga.

Speaker A:

Nigga, that's.

Speaker A:

That's the relationship.

Speaker A:

She have a way closer.

Speaker A:

You have a closer relationship to God.

Speaker A:

She have a way closer relationship to the devil.

Speaker A:

That's why he speaks to her.

Speaker A:

That's why he speaks to her.

Speaker A:

And he.

Speaker A:

Yeah, nah, my nigga.

Speaker D:

Now, none of this applies to me.

Speaker A:

I do what I'm supposed to do so.

Speaker A:

So that's why.

Speaker A:

So, so, so, so that's why.

Speaker A:

That's why.

Speaker A:

That's why it's important for a woman to have the right kind of man, to have a God.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Other than that, nigga, the devil gonna stay playing in her head.

Speaker D:

What about the woman who says, well, you.

Speaker D:

I ain't gotta work no more.

Speaker D:

I won't do nothing.

Speaker D:

You just take care of me.

Speaker D:

I'm the prize.

Speaker D:

You just take care.

Speaker D:

I wanna cook, I wanna clean.

Speaker D:

I wanna do nothing.

Speaker D:

You take care of me.

Speaker A:

Okay, that's fine.

Speaker A:

I'm gonna have a bunch of hoes like you.

Speaker A:

You're gonna be well taken care of.

Speaker A:

But, bitch, I'm gonna have a bunch of hoes like you.

Speaker A:

Because you don't stimulate me.

Speaker A:

You don't motivate me to be a better man.

Speaker A:

You really take from me.

Speaker A:

You take from me.

Speaker A:

You're not pushing me to become better.

Speaker A:

You're not inspiring me.

Speaker A:

You don't motivate.

Speaker A:

It's all about you.

Speaker A:

Then you like a leech.

Speaker A:

You're taking, you're taking, you're taking, you're taking.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker A:

So now you go find some.

Speaker A:

That's why a nigga take care of that.

Speaker A:

And then have three, four more others that does something absolutely different then what you can do.

Speaker B:

So all the men that was at home and when Covid happened, they sent people to home from work.

Speaker B:

The girls that was upset about going back to work, men should check into like, hey, you was probably doing something at work that you missed.

Speaker A:

No, no, don't, nigga.

Speaker A:

You don't worry about what she doing with her pussy.

Speaker A:

You stay focused on your goals and your aspirations.

Speaker A:

Fuck what she was doing at work, nigga, you can show up at the Christmas party once, you kind of look around, see what one of these niggas kind of like.

Speaker A:

Yeah, nigga, don't worry about.

Speaker A:

Cause if you worry about what she doing at work, nigga, you ain't got nothing to do in.

Speaker A:

Yeah, nigga, you like a hoe.

Speaker A:

Yeah, nigga, you done tapped into your whole nature.

Speaker A:

Worried about what she doing at work.

Speaker A:

Nigga, you already know this how this go.

Speaker B:

So.

Speaker B:

So what does that say to the man that goes to a woman's phone?

Speaker A:

Oh, no, the man don't do that.

Speaker A:

That's little boy shit.

Speaker A:

I was.

Speaker A:

Last time I.

Speaker A:

Nigga, n.

Speaker A:

I was a little boy in my mid-20s.

Speaker A:

I think Miho probably was six months old.

Speaker A:

Nigga, I went through my girlfriend little flip phone.

Speaker A:

It was about that time yeah, Flip flop boy was a handsome yellow nigga with waves in his hair.

Speaker A:

Stretched back with his hand behind his head.

Speaker A:

Probably with a 12 inch dick.

Speaker A:

Man, I saw that motherfucker broke the phone, stole the car, took the baby, hit every goddamn thing.

Speaker A:

Took the baby.

Speaker A:

Yeah, I did damn near got a kidnapping charge.

Speaker A:

Oh, shit.

Speaker A:

So, nigga, I fire out because what I felt at that moment, N, that's why I don't like yellow niggas.

Speaker A:

Nigga with muscles and nigga with waving at her to this day.

Speaker A:

Nigga, nah.

Speaker A:

Yeah, N, I'm spiteful toward them, nigga.

Speaker A:

A handsome yellow nigga.

Speaker A:

Man, I'm spiteful in a motherfucker towards them, nigga.

Speaker A:

Based off what I seen that phone 20 years ago.

Speaker A:

So, nigga, I ain't looked in the phone no more.

Speaker A:

Because if you look, you go go find.

Speaker A:

Nigga, if you look, even if it ain't there, if you look, you go find.

Speaker A:

Now that might have been a picture he done sent to everybody.

Speaker A:

Cause we done all sent them dick pictures out.

Speaker A:

But man, that nigga had the perfect pose.

Speaker A:

Man, that nigga was a handsome yellow nigga with that big old dick.

Speaker C:

Nah, I looked at my being shit, it was a tall yellow nigga with braids.

Speaker A:

There you go.

Speaker A:

You see what I'm talking about?

Speaker C:

He was in college.

Speaker C:

I'm a fat ass little drug dealer.

Speaker C:

They have nigga no future.

Speaker A:

Yeah, bitch, you really don't like me.

Speaker A:

You like nigga with muscle.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Nah.

Speaker A:

That's why I'm spiteful toward a handsome yellow nigger.

Speaker A:

Better not have no waves in his house.

Speaker A:

I damn near wanna fight if N.

Speaker A:

Just saying what's up to me.

Speaker B:

So, Charleston wave, I gotta ask back to Diddy real quick.

Speaker A:

Yeah, boy.

Speaker A:

These little old tight ass jeans trying to hang, dress like the young nigga.

Speaker B:

Trying to be like the young N.

Speaker A:

Yeah, trying to be like the Y.

Speaker B:

Um, he's supposed to have a court case in May and shout out to the judge.

Speaker A:

Now.

Speaker A:

Go ahead.

Speaker A:

Yeah, and I'm gonna explain that real quick.

Speaker B:

Yeah, please.

Speaker B:

Cause he just had.

Speaker B:

Of course his mom and sons came back and again, bond again.

Speaker A:

This is fourth bond bond attempt.

Speaker C:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

Should they let him out just.

Speaker A:

Yes.

Speaker A:

Only because that's our right.

Speaker A:

That's our constitutional right, homie, to be able to make bond.

Speaker A:

So this is why I'm saying shout out to the judge.

Speaker A:

Because the judge is saying, okay, we just had a white guy come through here with these same exact charges y'all gave him.

Speaker A:

Y'all let him make a $10 million bond what's the difference?

Speaker A:

Why y'all treating.

Speaker A:

So the judge came and said that.

Speaker A:

And the judge saying, okay, I heard y'all just went in his cell and y'all just wrongfully gathered up some shit.

Speaker A:

Supposedly doing a prison cell search destroyed.

Speaker A:

You can't even use it as evidence.

Speaker A:

So that lets you know it's a fair judge.

Speaker A:

And he didn't deny his bond.

Speaker A:

He's thinking about it.

Speaker A:

He's saying, okay, I need y'all to send me something, and y'all send me something, and I'll weigh this out.

Speaker A:

So that's why I say, homie, shout out to the judge.

Speaker A:

I got one of them kind of judges, homie.

Speaker A:

There you go, homie.

Speaker A:

It's the scales of justice.

Speaker A:

So I'm fair on both sides.

Speaker A:

So, yeah, there you go.

Speaker B:

Much needed.

Speaker B:

I have to ask, you know, TD Jakes just went, you know, steal.

Speaker A:

All I'm gonna say, man, is shout out to mean Mug.

Speaker A:

Mug, my tattoo guy nud came home.

Speaker A:

I don't mind.

Speaker A:

Not even supposed to be saying this, but, nigga Mug come home alone, man.

Speaker A:

I can't.

Speaker A:

I ain't gonna say that.

Speaker A:

Mug came out shooting at the Potter's house.

Speaker A:

His aspiration.

Speaker A:

And he fulfilled his aspirations and ended up meeting his beautiful wife.

Speaker A:

Nigga, TD Jake's daughter still ain't got a man.

Speaker A:

And he stepped down and gave the whole Potter's house to a little hoe with a hot.

Speaker A:

With no man.

Speaker A:

Shit.

Speaker A:

That's the red flag right there.

Speaker A:

He stepped down and get a Potter's house to his daughter who ain't got no man.

Speaker A:

Yeah, that was the first red flag right there.

Speaker B:

Now they say TD Jake's just.

Speaker B:

He's suing another pastor who alleged that.

Speaker A:

I don't think it was another pastor.

Speaker B:

But I think it was not another pastor.

Speaker B:

It was another Some.

Speaker B:

A guy.

Speaker B:

I forget his name.

Speaker B:

But he had said that some advancement has.

Speaker B:

You know, he advanced on him a little bit, asking, saying, you do this and favor will come your way.

Speaker A:

Jake just had a.

Speaker A:

He just had a stroke.

Speaker A:

How he suing?

Speaker A:

That's the people trying to protect his image.

Speaker A:

You called that nigga up and said, n, when I see you, I'm gonna kick your motherfucking ass, nigga.

Speaker A:

Like, yeah, yeah, nah, nah.

Speaker A:

You don't sue no N.

Speaker A:

That's lying on you.

Speaker A:

Defamation or what?

Speaker A:

And nah, man, everybody playing.

Speaker A:

Yeah, I think everybody playing, homie.

Speaker A:

I think that stroke he had, he was playing.

Speaker A:

He ain't fall out the trail.

Speaker A:

He dropped the mic, man.

Speaker A:

Dropped the mic, nigga.

Speaker A:

Hit your head, nigga.

Speaker A:

I done played at N.

Speaker A:

I fell down and stared down and killed myself trying to play like the police pushed me.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Nah, N.

Speaker A:

I lied like a nigga.

Speaker A:

I damn near killed myself.

Speaker A:

Done fell down.

Speaker A:

These motherfuckers started playing like the police done pushed me.

Speaker A:

Nah, nigga, hit your head.

Speaker A:

That's how we know you serious.

Speaker A:

Yeah, he bullshit, nigga.

Speaker A:

That go later, man.

Speaker A:

Please.

Speaker A:

He full of shit.

Speaker A:

And I was rooting for him at first till he had that stroke in front of the congregation.

Speaker B:

Okay, okay.

Speaker B:

So.

Speaker B:

Well, speaking of lawsuits, I have to say this.

Speaker B:

You know Drake filed a lawsuit against Kendrick or against Universal Music Group for giving Kendrick the not like us look.

Speaker B:

And they say that's the ultimate.

Speaker B:

No, no, you don't.

Speaker B:

In a beef, in a rap beef, you don't start bringing in lawyers and suing for saying shit or doing stuff.

Speaker A:

Man, that's a yellow nigga.

Speaker A:

He get to do that.

Speaker A:

You got a weak ass yellow nigga.

Speaker A:

And crying.

Speaker A:

But nigga, he always had the jewels behind him.

Speaker A:

How he claiming it's unfair, Nigga, now we had the jewels behind him, homie.

Speaker A:

N, just enjoy the money, man.

Speaker A:

Let the little short Kendrick have his little.

Speaker A:

Come on, my nigga.

Speaker A:

All that money you got.

Speaker B:

I do wonder what is that about?

Speaker B:

Like you just pride and ego.

Speaker B:

Don't take the loss, man.

Speaker A:

That's the yellow man.

Speaker A:

That's the yellow nigga that really can't play with his nigga cousins.

Speaker A:

Yeah, that's the.

Speaker A:

Yeah, nigga.

Speaker A:

That's the yellow nigga with the white mama.

Speaker A:

Trying to come hang out in the Memphis project with his nigga cousin and gotta stay on the porch.

Speaker A:

Cause they know you can't go out there and play with them kids.

Speaker A:

Niggas kick back over here.

Speaker A:

Drake.

Speaker A:

Yeah, nigga.

Speaker A:

What?

Speaker A:

Aubrey.

Speaker A:

Whatever that nigga name is, that nigga name say we Aubrey can't play with Kendrick.

Speaker A:

Kendrick says yeah, he.

Speaker A:

Kendrick been getting hit up.

Speaker A:

You heard that nigga story.

Speaker A:

That nigga grew up rough, nigga.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Get your ass back on the porch, Aubrey.

Speaker A:

Fucking wrong with you.

Speaker A:

Them kids will eat you alive.

Speaker B:

It's crazy.

Speaker B:

I'm picturing a child, Drake with curly hair, man.

Speaker A:

Handsome yellow nigga.

Speaker A:

Aubrey.

Speaker A:

And his name Aubrey.

Speaker B:

Aubrey?

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Aubrey Fox, man.

Speaker A:

Nick can't play with Leroy Tyrone, Kendrick, Curtis, Jimmy James.

Speaker A:

He came you man, please.

Speaker A:

You can't even run the ball with them.

Speaker B:

Damn.

Speaker B:

He said in the Memphis.

Speaker A:

You see, I mean, that's where daddy from.

Speaker A:

And your dad done run off and left you, so Daddy nine times out of Ten daddy out slanging dick being a player.

Speaker A:

So you at grandmama house?

Speaker A:

Grandmama know little Aubrey can't play with these Memphis babies.

Speaker B:

Fresh from Canada.

Speaker B:

Yeah, that's.

Speaker B:

Oh, man.

Speaker B:

Oh, you make it.

Speaker B:

You paint a picture.

Speaker B:

You paint a picture.

Speaker A:

Man, I ain't let my biracial kid with that good hair play with some poor cuz.

Speaker A:

I kept them close.

Speaker A:

Hey, get out of me, ho.

Speaker A:

I put my self defense classes type of before.

Speaker A:

I just let him lose with them po cousin.

Speaker A:

Yeah, they mean in a with that nappy hair.

Speaker A:

And you got good hair.

Speaker A:

Hell no.

Speaker A:

Get over it, boy.

Speaker B:

Ah, so.

Speaker B:

So let's just say Charleston White is saying Kendrick wanted.

Speaker A:

Man, listen, if you don't grow up with them poor cousin and you a high yellow nigga, they go scratch your face.

Speaker A:

You got that good hair and you come on the daddy side too.

Speaker A:

And them nigga been on mama's side.

Speaker A:

You saw boys in the hood, nigga.

Speaker A:

That nigga had to get out the car with doughboy now.

Speaker A:

And if dough boy wasn't a real nigga, he couldn't hang no more.

Speaker A:

Do boy just happened to be a real nigga, man gonna get outta the car and you still my nigga.

Speaker A:

But if niggas only a few niggas like that gonna let you get out the car and still be friends with you, nigga.

Speaker A:

Bitch ass nigga.

Speaker A:

Whole ass nigga.

Speaker C:

Nah, somebody.

Speaker C:

I was having a conversation with somebody.

Speaker C:

They said they was supposed to shoot him.

Speaker A:

You see what I'm talking about, nigga?

Speaker A:

I'm raised with goodness.

Speaker A:

Y'all gonna kill me.

Speaker A:

Yeah, no, that's the mean po cousin.

Speaker A:

God with their mama attributes, man.

Speaker A:

Most was abused by a woman, not by a man.

Speaker B:

Hey, not for real.

Speaker A:

Most was neglected by a woman, not by a man.

Speaker A:

Daddy was absent, so he ain't really done numbers.

Speaker A:

He has been absent.

Speaker A:

You know what I'm saying?

Speaker A:

The rest of that come by the hand of your mama and whatever she exposed you to.

Speaker A:

Hell are you talking about whoopings was.

Speaker B:

From a black mama mostly, man, out.

Speaker A:

Of frustration and anger.

Speaker A:

Nigga, it wasn't out of love.

Speaker A:

It man, now motherfucking kid got no whooping out of love.

Speaker B:

They scream love, though, man.

Speaker A:

It ain't no love.

Speaker A:

Because how you gonna want to hurt me and say you love me?

Speaker A:

How you gonna want to physically say you so, nigga, I supposed to slap my woman out of love, bitch?

Speaker A:

No, because how can you say you love me and this is f to hurt me?

Speaker A:

I'm finna cry.

Speaker A:

So when they say, man, The Bible say if you spread a rod, you spoiled a child.

Speaker A:

It meant the rod of discipline, not beatings.

Speaker A:

Because.

Speaker A:

Nah, n.

Speaker A:

The rod of discipline mean, okay, when you get out of school, no watching, no tv.

Speaker A:

I need you to do this.

Speaker A:

So.

Speaker A:

Nah, nigga.

Speaker A:

Discipline.

Speaker A:

Nah, nigga.

Speaker A:

Not physical pain.

Speaker D:

Do you believe that discipline for the children should be left to the father?

Speaker A:

Uh, no.

Speaker A:

All behavior need to be corrected by whoever need to correct it at that time.

Speaker A:

You don't say, hey, I'm gonna wait till your daddy get here.

Speaker A:

Because now you making daddy the b.

Speaker A:

Bad guy.

Speaker B:

He coming and walking like, what the.

Speaker A:

You.

Speaker A:

You get disciplined by both.

Speaker A:

What you.

Speaker A:

What?

Speaker A:

Mama discipline you right in and out, and then daddy come in and discipline you.

Speaker A:

But after you discipline, do you sit down and talk to him, explain to him why.

Speaker A:

Why you disciplined?

Speaker A:

Most just left being disciplined, Right?

Speaker A:

So guess what?

Speaker A:

When you gone, now, he disciplined the younger.

Speaker A:

I hate you.

Speaker A:

Yeah, man, that's for real.

Speaker A:

That's for real.

Speaker A:

So with the Mendez brother story, because the older brother was.

Speaker A:

So he started doing it to the younger brother.

Speaker A:

Because you leave him right there where you discipline him.

Speaker A:

You don't lift him back up.

Speaker A:

So how do they know, man?

Speaker A:

Kids have to be taught how to do what's right, my nigga.

Speaker A:

They know what's right.

Speaker B:

They gonna play in the depths and leave them there.

Speaker B:

That's real.

Speaker B:

That's real.

Speaker C:

Speaking of absentee fathers, Cam Newton.

Speaker A:

I hate that nigga.

Speaker C:

I know you do.

Speaker A:

I hate that big old giant ass nigga.

Speaker B:

You just touched 10 million views.

Speaker A:

That nigga ain't giving me $1.

Speaker B:

God damn.

Speaker B:

He should residual.

Speaker A:

And then I just found out.

Speaker A:

So I said, okay, homie, if you not go, give me nothing.

Speaker A:

I got some people in Atlanta that's working with children.

Speaker A:

Can you donate something to their organization?

Speaker A:

I just found out, nigga, like two weeks ago, he gave them $250.

Speaker C:

Oh, wow.

Speaker A:

And it's.

Speaker A:

Yeah, come on, my nigga.

Speaker A:

So let me just go on and say this.

Speaker A:

After that podcast, we went to his little lounge.

Speaker A:

I stumbled up on him with two bitches in the back door.

Speaker A:

He finna go have a threesome.

Speaker A:

Talking that church boy shit.

Speaker A:

I stumbled up on him, unbeknownst to me, just trying to go sneak and smoke some weed.

Speaker A:

He finna go have a threesome with two.

Speaker A:

I kept that a secret to now.

Speaker A:

Ass.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Ass.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

I kept it a secret, Janelle.

Speaker A:

Yeah, that let me know your pervert.

Speaker B:

Really?

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Cause you done had too much freaky sex.

Speaker A:

Done made all these bastard babies to try to.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Nah, nah.

Speaker A:

I got two kids about one woman whom I was married to.

Speaker C:

N.

Speaker C:

So Dr.

Speaker C:

Bryant, the young lady he did the interview with, was.

Speaker C:

Went on the Breakfast Club and said, I want to talk to the current baby mother.

Speaker C:

I wanted to get her help.

Speaker C:

Cause she doesn't know.

Speaker A:

Bitch, stay out there business.

Speaker A:

Yeah, that's one of the more messy ass hoes trying to tap into some more shit.

Speaker A:

Man, leave them people alone, man.

Speaker A:

Man.

Speaker A:

Man, whenever it's dick and pussy involved, stay out of it.

Speaker A:

Man, whenever it's dick and pussy involved, stay out of it.

Speaker A:

Man, the current baby mama.

Speaker A:

Okay.

Speaker A:

With what?

Speaker A:

She even came out, bitch.

Speaker A:

I'm on.

Speaker A:

I know my nigga.

Speaker A:

Man, most women know the kind of nigga they got.

Speaker C:

Yeah, for sure.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

This n a been a pervert.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

With that athletic.

Speaker C:

Why?

Speaker C:

Why do you think?

Speaker C:

Cause I seen him do that with Corey Holcomb, too.

Speaker C:

Try to act like he was.

Speaker A:

Man, I made that nigga go back to the room and smoke a cigar.

Speaker A:

Let's take a break, y'all.

Speaker A:

I made that big old nigga.

Speaker A:

And he tried to get me on there.

Speaker A:

Like I wouldn't say, fuck him.

Speaker A:

Go, nigga.

Speaker A:

Nigga, I told your staff, fuck you, big old nigga.

Speaker A:

I just didn't know you were this big nigga.

Speaker A:

Yeah, nigga.

Speaker A:

Tupac didn't know them what police he was shooting at, but he shot at him.

Speaker A:

I ain't know that, nigga.

Speaker A:

Yeah, nigga, I told your staff, man, fuck that nigga.

Speaker A:

Yeah, nigga, you done booked me on a flight, you got me on the 31st row, and I didn't even have a window seat.

Speaker A:

So, nigga, when I got off, I was mad, nigga.

Speaker A:

Bitch ass nigga.

Speaker A:

So, yeah.

Speaker A:

Nah, man.

Speaker A:

And yeah.

Speaker A:

Nah, man.

Speaker A:

That nigga ain't right, my nigga.

Speaker A:

No, he ain't right.

Speaker A:

That's why he gotta dress up, nigga, to hide what he trying to hide, nigga, with them big old ass hats.

Speaker A:

And his dad is a preacher and he got all these bastard babies.

Speaker A:

Nigga, you done curse your kids, nigga.

Speaker A:

Bastard Baby making motherfucker, you.

Speaker A:

Yeah, bastard.

Speaker A:

Come here, little bastard.

Speaker A:

That's a mean word right there.

Speaker B:

Game of Thrones.

Speaker A:

Yeah, but that's a biblical word, though.

Speaker B:

Shit.

Speaker A:

And that bastard means something.

Speaker B:

Nah, that's real shit.

Speaker A:

Yeah, I ain't got no bastard kid, nigga.

Speaker A:

That's why my daughter graduated at 15.

Speaker A:

That's why I can't.

Speaker A:

Wait till y'all ask me something about this Benzino, nigga.

Speaker B:

Oh, yeah, it's coming, it's coming.

Speaker B:

Give us what it can say.

Speaker B:

Yeah, give a second, give a second.

Speaker B:

But real quick, what you just said when it comes.

Speaker A:

I heard he got five somewhere.

Speaker A:

He got a bunch of biopsies.

Speaker A:

That's why that little girl pussy is so hot.

Speaker A:

And say, fuck you, daddy.

Speaker A:

And put her ass out all the time.

Speaker A:

Yeah, make me wanna fuck her now.

Speaker A:

I ain't never looked at her like that.

Speaker A:

Cause I know she's a little whore now, nigga.

Speaker A:

Out of whatever she done saw her daddy do, nigga.

Speaker B:

All right, let's gonna take it to this man.

Speaker B:

Goddamn it.

Speaker B:

We gonna wait on this boy.

Speaker A:

Let's go.

Speaker A:

I got the lyrics.

Speaker B:

Yeah, let's go and take it there.

Speaker A:

Let's go and take it there.

Speaker A:

I googled the little girl lyric.

Speaker A:

I didn't google him.

Speaker A:

I googled the daughter.

Speaker A:

I wanted to know something about daughter, nigga.

Speaker A:

Ooh, why she got her ass and titties out.

Speaker A:

She can't never look at the camera straight.

Speaker A:

What?

Speaker A:

Nigga?

Speaker A:

My little girl is so manable and well preserved and you been in her life.

Speaker A:

No, no, no, nigga.

Speaker A:

Let's talk, let's talk.

Speaker A:

Since you think I'm a counselor, your daughter have rebuked you, nigga.

Speaker A:

Publicly shamed you, publicly.

Speaker A:

Let me go to the lyric.

Speaker A:

What that little bitch said, no more parties.

Speaker A:

I think that's the name of the song, no more Parties.

Speaker A:

Think about that title of that song.

Speaker A:

And she's addressing her father.

Speaker A:

My daddy let me down, but I promise you won't let me up.

Speaker A:

I want to say, fuck that, man.

Speaker A:

Come on, homie.

Speaker A:

Your daughter is saying this to you in a song, nigga.

Speaker A:

You ain't got no business speaking on a like me talking about I'm a counsel and look at your daughter.

Speaker A:

If I put my daughter next to your daughter, nigga, it'll make you shut up, nigga.

Speaker A:

It'll make you close your motherfucking mouth, nigga.

Speaker A:

So I'm saying, nah, I mean this bitch ass nigga, but, nigga, you really jealous them steroids didn't work for you.

Speaker A:

You had a steroid breakdown about a year or two ago in the whole front yard.

Speaker A:

Nigga, I'm a motherfucking player, nigga.

Speaker A:

Fuck is you talking about?

Speaker A:

A real live motherfucking Mac, nigga.

Speaker A:

Fuck are you talking about?

Speaker A:

I ain't breaking down in no hol front yard.

Speaker A:

I'm gonna break in the house before I break down and handcuff.

Speaker A:

Yeah, cussing.

Speaker A:

I ain't gonna have no emotional breakdown in no whole front Yard, you beneath me sucking.

Speaker A:

I ain't even got no reason talking to no sucker.

Speaker A:

And I am who I am.

Speaker A:

But nah, N, that rubbed me the wrong way.

Speaker A:

I'm a counselor.

Speaker A:

I've never shot a gun at a black man.

Speaker A:

I went to jail.

Speaker A:

We killed a white man.

Speaker A:

I ain't never sold dope in the black community.

Speaker A:

We went to the white folks neighborhood.

Speaker A:

Everything was across the railroad tracks.

Speaker A:

How I'm a counselor.

Speaker A:

Cause I found a way to make some money playing the character you nigga played in rap.

Speaker A:

I'm playing the character that you niggas played as rap niggas.

Speaker A:

Nigga, I just playing it online, nigga.

Speaker A:

And it's working very well.

Speaker A:

So now my nigga, how I'm the counselor.

Speaker A:

And your daughter got this kind of display of actions.

Speaker A:

And she had a father.

Speaker A:

Now nigga, go mend your relationship with your daughter.

Speaker A:

But I've also saw where you publicly said something can't be mended.

Speaker A:

It ain't for the kid.

Speaker A:

To men, it's on you to men, nigga.

Speaker A:

It ain't for the kids to make it right, nigga.

Speaker A:

It's on you to make it right father.

Speaker A:

Bitch ass nigga.

Speaker A:

So nigga, fuck your baby, nigga fuck you.

Speaker A:

And they fucking your baby based on her father, nigga.

Speaker A:

If you think they ain't getting back at you, nigga, fucking that little man.

Speaker A:

Yeah, they fucking your daughter, nigga, based on who her father is.

Speaker A:

And this what I know, the world's gonna treat you according to who?

Speaker A:

Your mother and your father.

Speaker A:

So don't talk to me.

Speaker A:

N, you better keep talking to these cameras, bitch ass nigga.

Speaker A:

You don't want no problem.

Speaker A:

No, you got these problems, nigga.

Speaker C:

Yeah, when I we was talking, I would told him because he stands on the side of the niggas that you are against.

Speaker C:

And he said when he called you Cancer, I was like, he doesn't talk about anybody who is not a villain or a person that is against.

Speaker C:

And he said name one, N.

Speaker C:

And I said King Von.

Speaker C:

And he was like, what was wrong with King Von?

Speaker A:

What the fuck you mean nigga?

Speaker A:

Only reason King Von got out of jail because all the witnesses came up dead, nigga.

Speaker A:

Some reason he got out, man.

Speaker A:

Come on, my nigga.

Speaker A:

Self proclaimed demon.

Speaker A:

But he tried to do this on the Danza project.

Speaker A:

Him and him and him and Miguel.

Speaker A:

Him and Danza went back and forth, homie.

Speaker A:

Most of these niggas just jealous.

Speaker A:

Cause I ain't have to rap with a beat.

Speaker A:

I ain't have to kiss no I went against the grain, nigga, and got through the door, homie.

Speaker A:

Them niggas had to get on their knees.

Speaker A:

That N had a Jewish white man nigga with Source magazine.

Speaker A:

He was tied with nigga, the white boy with the Jew thing around his neck.

Speaker A:

And that white boy tried to sign me, nigga.

Speaker A:

He tried to get me to go against Funny Marco.

Speaker A:

That's why they took the Funny Marco thing down.

Speaker A:

I wouldn't go against Funny Marco.

Speaker A:

Funny Marco, I said, homie, they trying to get me to replace you.

Speaker A:

Can't get me to go against my people, nigga, unless my people against me.

Speaker B:

So let me ask.

Speaker B:

Benzino cried about.

Speaker A:

I ain't crying nowhere, nigga.

Speaker A:

I'm a mean.

Speaker A:

I'm a mean nigger, nigga.

Speaker A:

I ain't crying nowhere.

Speaker A:

Nah, I might get on the phone and cry to mama, but nigga, I ain't fitting to publicly cry no motherfucking world, nigga.

Speaker B:

He cried about his daughter's situation.

Speaker A:

I ain't crying about my daughter's situation.

Speaker A:

I'm gonna go cry to my baby.

Speaker B:

So what advice can you give them?

Speaker A:

You shouldn't have no reason to speak on nothing.

Speaker A:

When you see your daughter with her body like this.

Speaker A:

Go be quiet and go men your wrongs.

Speaker A:

Go fix your wrong.

Speaker A:

Don't try to come talk to us.

Speaker A:

When a look at y'all children and how your children behaving.

Speaker A:

You see my son, he's a very well mounted young my.

Speaker A:

He ain't in no trouble, nigga.

Speaker A:

How I'm gonna come out here and talk to y'all nigga and my kids having these problems.

Speaker A:

How the fuck I'm gonna come address y'all and my kids having problems.

Speaker A:

My kids is displaying.

Speaker A:

Nigga, please.

Speaker A:

No, nigga, I really don't walk to walk and talk to talk n.

Speaker A:

That's why I'm so bold with my convictions and how I speak to the people.

Speaker B:

That's real.

Speaker B:

That's real.

Speaker A:

Did anything he say at all, like, touch you at all?

Speaker A:

Everything that nigga said touched me.

Speaker A:

It made me go look at his daughter.

Speaker A:

Everything that said touched me.

Speaker A:

Because you speaking with ill will from a position of envy and jealousy.

Speaker A:

Envy and jealous.

Speaker B:

Have you?

Speaker A:

I ain't never met that in here Yellow, so I'm really mad.

Speaker A:

A yellow talk ass.

Speaker B:

Yelling.

Speaker A:

Yeah, no yellow can't good hard.

Speaker A:

Can't talk to this kind of her, nigga, man.

Speaker A:

No, nigga nappy her talk to nappy her n a good her can't come dictate nothing to nappy her.

Speaker A:

Come on yeah, nigga, you man, man.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

You better sit down somewhere playing with me, nigga.

Speaker A:

I'm really an ignorant nigga.

Speaker A:

I'm just playing smart nigga.

Speaker B:

Hey, man.

Speaker B:

So.

Speaker B:

So, Charleston, let me ask you.

Speaker B:

You speak on Von.

Speaker B:

We gotta get your take on the Dirk situation.

Speaker B:

Of course, now that they done added more shit to it to where his ass is grass.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

It's like.

Speaker B:

I don't know if there's a.

Speaker B:

I don't know.

Speaker B:

There's a sunny side up on this.

Speaker A:

Tell to get out of jail.

Speaker A:

That's all I know.

Speaker A:

It's just a sunny side up.

Speaker A:

Tell it on anything.

Speaker A:

Anybody at this point.

Speaker A:

What's up?

Speaker A:

Note who y'all was there.

Speaker A:

Make up some shit.

Speaker A:

Okay, Say what you want me to say.

Speaker A:

Give me the script.

Speaker A:

That's where he at right now.

Speaker A:

But he playing Asalama Lake him, so he'll be all right in there.

Speaker B:

Who do you feel bad for in this situation with Dirk?

Speaker B:

Like, is there his children, his mama, his mom?

Speaker A:

Fuck his kids, nigga.

Speaker A:

He done made somebody mama cry with a baby.

Speaker A:

Fuck y'all gonna have compassion for his kids for?

Speaker A:

Nigga, he took somebody baby, nigga.

Speaker A:

And his mama got to cry forever.

Speaker A:

I ain't heard nobody have compassion.

Speaker A:

What's the woman name?

Speaker A:

Don't tell me the nigga got killed.

Speaker A:

What's the mama name that's still crying about her baby.

Speaker A:

So fuck his kids, nigga.

Speaker B:

Nah, it was.

Speaker B:

Cause you know you gonna tell me.

Speaker A:

The name of the nigga.

Speaker B:

We sat her down.

Speaker A:

Oh, you talked to the little boy mama?

Speaker B:

No, the little nigga that got killed.

Speaker A:

What's his mama name?

Speaker B:

Yeah, I don't know.

Speaker A:

We know.

Speaker A:

Took her mama name.

Speaker A:

Ms.

Speaker A:

Dominique.

Speaker A:

Dominique.

Speaker A:

What's that lady, what's that woman that got killed that Durk's in jail for?

Speaker A:

So don't tell me about his kid when she done buried her baby.

Speaker A:

Mm.

Speaker A:

Nigga, nah, they.

Speaker A:

Man, nah, nigga.

Speaker A:

I always wanna take up for the rapper.

Speaker A:

Nigga, fuck them kids.

Speaker A:

N, man, them.

Speaker A:

They'll be all right.

Speaker B:

Are you surprised in the.

Speaker B:

I don't wanna call it stupidity, but I guess that's what it is.

Speaker B:

Are you surprised in the way that he got hit?

Speaker B:

Where you.

Speaker A:

Oh, it ain't no crime you can commit.

Speaker A:

Perfect nigga.

Speaker A:

You think God gonna let you do wrong?

Speaker A:

And you hurting people, nigga, and you think you can just.

Speaker A:

Nigga, nigga, Jeffrey Dahmer got niggas.

Speaker A:

Nah, nigga.

Speaker A:

Ain't no perfect crime.

Speaker A:

N.

Speaker A:

That's why all of them get caught at some point.

Speaker A:

It's always a clue.

Speaker A:

It's always a witness.

Speaker A:

It's always something.

Speaker A:

It's always something.

Speaker A:

You leave, nigga, that's gonna get you.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

To get caught.

Speaker A:

So you can't perfectly do wrong.

Speaker B:

The perfect crime is what they.

Speaker A:

No, no, no.

Speaker A:

You wanna perfectly do wrong.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah, as if it's good, man.

Speaker A:

Ain't no way to do that, my nigga.

Speaker A:

Come on, come on.

Speaker A:

No, no, we up.

Speaker A:

We fucked up as a race of people, my nigga.

Speaker C:

What did we say about niggas?

Speaker C:

Like when you have homeboys, you're like, yeah, take care of this flight.

Speaker C:

And then they book it under with your credit card and they rent a car in your name when they get there.

Speaker A:

That's why I told my son when I bought him a car, you better not put no in this car.

Speaker A:

Yeah, the man.

Speaker A:

See, homie, nigga, I was taught a long time ago there's no honor amongst these, man.

Speaker A:

These niggas just doing this to get whatever little money you go get them.

Speaker A:

So yeah, they go, use your credit card, nigga.

Speaker A:

Yeah, they go and they go be telling people we did this.

Speaker A:

I done been in the barbershop, nigga.

Speaker A:

That's why when I went to jail, I heard some little nigga about, probably about four months ago talking about a unsolved murder in the barbershop.

Speaker A:

I couldn't think of them nigga name for nothing.

Speaker A:

To try to call the detective to see if I can tell the detective.

Speaker A:

Cause I didn't wanna do them five days in jail.

Speaker A:

The weekend too, nigga.

Speaker A:

Man, I couldn't think of nigga, I'm trying to think, man, what's them little nigga name about that murder?

Speaker A:

Man, I was that bitch going crazy trying to figure it out.

Speaker A:

But nigga, I done heard some niggas in the barbershop talking about big homie is I done been in jail with some niggas and the niggas in the tank talking, man, my nigga moving shit out them keys, nigga.

Speaker A:

Woo woo, woo.

Speaker A:

This the nigga at the bottom, this nigga.

Speaker A:

All the people gotta do is cut the speaker on and listen and pull him out.

Speaker A:

So now my, it ain't no perfect.

Speaker A:

Yeah, use your credit card.

Speaker A:

And they ain't got no credit card.

Speaker A:

Damn, they know your credit card got a hundred thousand dollar limit.

Speaker A:

And you want me to spend my little money?

Speaker A:

My, the little 50,000 you done gave me.

Speaker A:

Nigga, I done played trick with it, I done bought, I done all this shit with it.

Speaker A:

And I get high every day.

Speaker A:

You want Me to logically commit a crime.

Speaker A:

You want me to commit a crime with a rational brain.

Speaker A:

And you know I'm smoking blunts every day.

Speaker A:

I'm doing all these different drugs every day, and you want me to do something right?

Speaker A:

You got to be a fool.

Speaker B:

So you have a shirt.

Speaker B:

I forget it says if it don't.

Speaker A:

What is it with the rap, nigger, if you want your pockets to sway or tell.

Speaker B:

So Durk had his partner with all kind of wires.

Speaker B:

They say he's all in jackets and hoodies, man.

Speaker A:

The FBI got money set aside to.

Speaker B:

Pay informants to take care of them.

Speaker A:

Niggas like that, man, for years, the FBI, your government, your state police, they have a whole budget for niggas to come play snitch, homie.

Speaker A:

That's why some niggas can sell dope.

Speaker A:

And you say, man, how this nigga selling dope?

Speaker A:

Nigga, they getting him the dope.

Speaker A:

And he getting paid a nice salary, a monthly, yearly salary to come play dope boy and to give name.

Speaker A:

So, nigga, that's why once I got that information and that knowledge, nigga, if you want your pockets to swell.

Speaker B:

I guess, what do you.

Speaker B:

Cause you know these wires is everywhere.

Speaker B:

I don't know what to do.

Speaker B:

And again, we had Officer Tegan up here, who, of course, brought down 43 niggas, brought him home.

Speaker A:

He started from the bottom.

Speaker B:

Nigga worked.

Speaker A:

He didn't even have a budget.

Speaker A:

He didn't.

Speaker A:

He become.

Speaker A:

He didn't even have a project at first.

Speaker B:

It was a pet project.

Speaker A:

Yeah, that nigga, he didn't even have a budget at first, homie.

Speaker A:

I think the most he had was maybe $3,000.

Speaker A:

They had to come give him a budget.

Speaker A:

Goddammit.

Speaker A:

Is shit working like this?

Speaker A:

So they had.

Speaker A:

They brought people in like, God damn it, they couldn't believe it.

Speaker A:

So just imagine a nigga done worked his way, a white boy police officer.

Speaker A:

Imagine go get a fly nigga like me that can talk and play.

Speaker B:

Come on, go.

Speaker A:

Imagine they go get a fine woman that she playing stripper in a strip club, but she's a FBI agent.

Speaker A:

Come on, my nigga, you can't out thank these people because they got three shifts.

Speaker A:

They got three shifts.

Speaker A:

Nigga, when you at your smartest and at your best, you still got to go to bed and get some rest.

Speaker A:

Come on in.

Speaker A:

They got another shift.

Speaker A:

Come in.

Speaker A:

Watch.

Speaker A:

Yeah, nigga.

Speaker A:

So how you gonna beat these people?

Speaker A:

There you go.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Nah, homie, doing wrong ain't never been right, homie.

Speaker A:

Now you can do Wrong to try to live right.

Speaker A:

But you can't do it alone.

Speaker A:

And you damn sure can't be hurting people my n and think that's the way.

Speaker C:

Man, I just heard killer Mike say shout out.

Speaker C:

Killer Mike.

Speaker C:

Cause he talked about you.

Speaker C:

He like you was Garvey.

Speaker C:

Oh, well, he spoke very highly of you.

Speaker A:

And shout out to my man Mike Busey.

Speaker A:

Yeah, Mike Busey just put us together, so we connected, like, probably about a month ago.

Speaker C:

So, yeah, he said there's a right way to do wrong.

Speaker A:

It is.

Speaker A:

It is, homie.

Speaker A:

Get what you can get and get out, nigga.

Speaker A:

And understand, nigga, that long.

Speaker A:

That's where the mercy and the grace come from.

Speaker A:

That's where the mercy and the grace come from, homie.

Speaker A:

Nigga, you stealing cause you hungry.

Speaker A:

You stealing cause you hungry, but you gonna keep stealing.

Speaker A:

At some point, you becoming greedy.

Speaker A:

Some point, you becoming greedy, nigga.

Speaker A:

So it is because.

Speaker A:

Because no child is born bad, all behavior is taught, whether indirectly, directly, or from observation.

Speaker A:

So a lot of the things that we think is right is really wrong.

Speaker A:

Some people think taking is right, and it's not until they start getting in trouble and having adverse consequences that they realize, man, this shit ain't.

Speaker A:

You know.

Speaker A:

But I would go into the schools when I had.

Speaker A:

Especially when I had to talk to, like, third graders, and I would ask them, how do you know if you're a good person or a bad person?

Speaker A:

Do you feel bad when you do something wrong?

Speaker A:

Do you feel bad when you do something wrong?

Speaker A:

That's how you know.

Speaker A:

So, nigga, even when we think we doing right and we doing wrong, there's something inside of us, nigga kind of feel bad.

Speaker A:

So, nigga, that's your guide.

Speaker A:

That's the little flicker of a light.

Speaker A:

So, nah, nigga, it's a right way to do wrong.

Speaker A:

But just know n wrong don't last and it don't out be right.

Speaker A:

So, yeah, nigga.

Speaker A:

So along the way doing wrong, you start to find out what's really right, and you don't want to do wrong no more.

Speaker A:

So that's why some niggas, homie, will raise certain ways and become completely against how they was raised.

Speaker B:

All right, so I'm gonna throw a wrench in your logic real quick.

Speaker B:

Yeah, gonna tell a was out.

Speaker B:

Young thug, you know, did his thing, and then young thug kept it solid and he got out.

Speaker A:

Oh, what's the Young thug didn't keep it solid.

Speaker A:

Because if he would have kept it solid, he would have went all the way to the finish line.

Speaker A:

He Took the plea.

Speaker B:

Yeah, he had to call the.

Speaker A:

He didn't keep it solid.

Speaker A:

The case still going on.

Speaker A:

So he said, okay, y'all, we a gang.

Speaker A:

We're gang.

Speaker A:

We're gang.

Speaker A:

We're gang.

Speaker A:

I can't take it no more.

Speaker A:

We a gang, nigga.

Speaker A:

That's all Gunnar said from the beginning.

Speaker A:

And Gunnar wasn't a part of the game.

Speaker A:

But nigga can't speak on Gunnar, nigga.

Speaker A:

When Gunnar was the one that kept paying the lawyer.

Speaker A:

Ghana was paying that lawyer, homie.

Speaker A:

And because I said that publicly, homie, Young Thug got mad at Gunna.

Speaker A:

Cause what nobody's supposed to know that information.

Speaker B:

It was assumed, but not.

Speaker A:

Man, I came in.

Speaker A:

Yeah, homie, so.

Speaker A:

And I ain't even supposed to be repeating this, but, nigga, I done let it out.

Speaker A:

Yeah, he was mad about that.

Speaker A:

That I publicly said that.

Speaker A:

They didn't want nobody to know that Garner was doing that, homie.

Speaker A:

That's why Garner and them brothers saying, nigga, fuck you, nigga.

Speaker A:

Come on, homie.

Speaker A:

That got out of jail and immediately went to work.

Speaker A:

He took the.

Speaker A:

He an artist.

Speaker A:

He ain't no gang banger.

Speaker A:

He wasn't involved in none of those.

Speaker A:

None of nothing.

Speaker A:

Nothing.

Speaker B:

Yeah, too new to it.

Speaker A:

He was.

Speaker A:

He wasn't involved in nothing and nothing.

Speaker A:

Why not relieve me?

Speaker B:

Why not relieve me?

Speaker A:

Why not relieve me, nigga?

Speaker A:

Why I gotta go through this with y'all?

Speaker A:

Y'all know I ain't with this shit.

Speaker B:

Some of us, you gang.

Speaker A:

Gang.

Speaker A:

I mean, homie, y'all saw what y'all saw, what Biggie Partner did when they both.

Speaker A:

Hey, it's all me.

Speaker A:

Yeah, come on, nigga.

Speaker A:

Relieve me, nigga.

Speaker A:

So I can keep doing what I'm doing.

Speaker A:

Paying the lawyer, my nigga.

Speaker A:

So nigga Gunn a real motherfucking nigga, nigga.

Speaker B:

So thug, Thug.

Speaker A:

And what make him so real, nigga?

Speaker A:

He ain't spoke against nothing to nobody, nigga.

Speaker A:

And made sure Brian Steele kept getting that motherfucking money.

Speaker A:

It's the longest trial in the history of the world, nigga.

Speaker A:

You know how much them motherfucking lawyer fees is?

Speaker A:

And it's the baddest.

Speaker A:

Come on, my nigga.

Speaker A:

And I'm doing this the whole time.

Speaker A:

I'm taking the ridicule, I'm taking the criticism, I'm taking the aunt.

Speaker A:

And I ain't speaking against nothing to nobody.

Speaker A:

I'm keeping it solid only for you to do what I did.

Speaker A:

Had we all done this in the beginning, imagine where we'll be.

Speaker A:

Shout out to Yak Gotti Neil, my nigga.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Shout out to yeah, Gotti, my, I'm praying for you, my.

Speaker B:

Now, you spoke on this.

Speaker B:

You said 15 years probation.

Speaker A:

It's almost impossible.

Speaker B:

It's very hard.

Speaker B:

Like, it's almost.

Speaker A:

Nigga, you can't even do this.

Speaker A:

You can't even do this.

Speaker A:

You can't even.

Speaker A:

You can't do the slime thing.

Speaker B:

Yeah, you can't do no slime.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

No slime thing.

Speaker A:

You can't even say.

Speaker A:

You can't even say peace.

Speaker A:

You can't even take a picture with a fan that could be possibly a gang member.

Speaker A:

And you gotta leave.

Speaker A:

Where you from?

Speaker A:

You got 48 hours to pack up and leave.

Speaker A:

Your kids, your mama, your, everybody.

Speaker A:

Nah, nigga.

Speaker A:

Put me back in trial.

Speaker B:

Yeah, put me.

Speaker A:

I didn't know this was gonna be this hard.

Speaker A:

Put me back in trial.

Speaker A:

But, nigga, when you done been to jail, I would have took that.

Speaker A:

I would.

Speaker A:

Listen.

Speaker A:

They came to me with five year.

Speaker A:

They came to me with five year deferred probation.

Speaker A:

Man, I'm not taking that.

Speaker A:

That helped me five years because I ain't Maester Cat, nigga.

Speaker A:

Nah.

Speaker A:

So, nigga, my wherewithal and my conviction say I'm innocent.

Speaker A:

But, nigga, when you know you done done something N, you can't keep taking.

Speaker A:

What's your name, nigga?

Speaker A:

Kunta.

Speaker A:

You can't keep hollering kunta, Kunta.

Speaker A:

N.

Speaker A:

At some point, nigga, you saw the movie.

Speaker A:

What was that?

Speaker A:

When Denzel was getting them lashes across his ass.

Speaker A:

And nigga, at some point, a tour come down his eye.

Speaker B:

One tear.

Speaker B:

That was glory.

Speaker A:

Yeah, man, he was tight.

Speaker A:

Niggas, nigga was one turtle, look at few more lashes N.

Speaker A:

A few more lashes, man.

Speaker A:

Nigga, So I get it on both sides, my nigga.

Speaker B:

Is it a setup for failure, though?

Speaker A:

It is like probation have always been set up for you to fail.

Speaker A:

Parole is a little designed for you to make it.

Speaker A:

Parole is a little designed for you to make it.

Speaker A:

But, nigga, probation is designed for you to fail.

Speaker C:

And that last stipulation that if he does violate, he has to come back before the judge.

Speaker C:

What you think that was about?

Speaker A:

That mean, Nigga, the judge can put whatever he want to put on your your ass, homie.

Speaker A:

So that mean these people oversee you forever?

Speaker A:

Damn near 40 something years.

Speaker A:

20 years plus 20, nigga.

Speaker A:

Man, nigga, it that those conditions didn't even make sense to me, nigga.

Speaker A:

What?

Speaker A:

Nigga, what?

Speaker C:

So does he.

Speaker A:

And that let me know you can't come back and deliver, homie.

Speaker A:

Thug Ain't gonna be able to rap the kind of music that made him Young Thug.

Speaker A:

Because his spirits is broken, nigga.

Speaker A:

He got a new soul.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

No.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

No, nigga, he ain't the same entertainer no more that can come make a yeah, nigga.

Speaker A:

Nah, nigga, Spirits done been broken.

Speaker A:

So it's no different than the nigga who been walking around on the plantation and you finally see him.

Speaker A:

Nigga.

Speaker A:

Kunta and Toby was two different niggas, nigga.

Speaker A:

Kunta and Toby was man, nigga, jail now, nigga Toby was civilized.

Speaker C:

They pat Toby on the head, man.

Speaker A:

What, with that cut off foot?

Speaker A:

Nigga, Thug got a cut off foot now.

Speaker A:

So now think about Kunta Kinte and Tobin, nigga, this Toby, now he can't deliver as Kunta.

Speaker C:

But it seemed like Gunna's just thriving.

Speaker A:

Because nigga Gunna wasn't a part of none of that.

Speaker A:

Yeah, he just got guilty by association.

Speaker A:

And N, he taking the shame only for y'all to love Woody.

Speaker A:

And nigga, I talked to Woody the other day.

Speaker A:

Good hearted nigga.

Speaker A:

You know Woody is walking in redemption.

Speaker A:

Because nigga, yeah, he walking in.

Speaker A:

But N, how y'all gonna shame this N wouldn't even play his songs, homie.

Speaker A:

They would play Gunner music in Atlanta club and everybody quit dancing only for them to come celebrate Woody.

Speaker A:

So, nigga, come on, my nigga.

Speaker A:

Man, that's why I hate this culture, my nigga.

Speaker A:

That's why I speak against this shit and the way I speak against it.

Speaker B:

And real quick, you did say, like, the judge is one step from God.

Speaker B:

And it's crazy how that plays into what you just said with Thug.

Speaker B:

Like, I kind of own your life.

Speaker A:

I own you, nigga.

Speaker B:

Like, yeah, you gotta look up to me when you sleep at night.

Speaker A:

But me and your lawyer, cool, your lawyer just had a big fundraising.

Speaker A:

That's why they wanted that nigger out of there.

Speaker A:

That nigga that had the loop in his earring, he was gonna fuck him over.

Speaker A:

This white woman got men.

Speaker A:

The white woman always more compassionate.

Speaker A:

I don't give a damn what you say about white people.

Speaker A:

The white woman is way more compassionate.

Speaker A:

But she can be just as evil.

Speaker A:

She the one with mass or die.

Speaker A:

No, he been back there fucking them nigga slave.

Speaker A:

She go sell your babies.

Speaker A:

She gonna make sure this one motherfucking baby you got don't never get no freedom.

Speaker A:

So she can be just as cruel.

Speaker A:

But, boy, when you find you a compassionate white woman, boy.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

That's who taught most niggas how to read.

Speaker A:

Had Patience with you, dumb ass nigga.

Speaker B:

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker B:

Before a woman was scorned, she was compassionate.

Speaker A:

So.

Speaker A:

Yeah, man, you get it before the scorn.

Speaker A:

Even a scorned woman is compassionate, okay?

Speaker A:

She don't push her feelings off on the world because she's a woman and she fixes them internally.

Speaker A:

She don't project them to the world.

Speaker A:

That's the bitch.

Speaker A:

That's what brought out the bitch in the woman.

Speaker A:

The scorned woman.

Speaker A:

That's showing she's scoring.

Speaker A:

That's a bitch, nigga.

Speaker A:

Even a hoe, nigga, hoe.

Speaker A:

Keep her scoring this to herself and play happy.

Speaker A:

Cause she knows she a blessing to many men.

Speaker A:

Right?

Speaker A:

Many men.

Speaker A:

No, nigga, it's the bitch that got.

Speaker A:

Yeah, that's the scorned woman or the scorned lady who letting you know she's been scorned.

Speaker A:

That's what a bitch is.

Speaker B:

Oh, okay, okay.

Speaker A:

That's why they say life is a bitch and then you die.

Speaker B:

Now, you just mentioned Woody.

Speaker B:

So for those right now, let us know as far as you and Woody's status.

Speaker A:

Woody, baby, mom and them probably mad at me, but Woody.

Speaker A:

But nigga, Woody got a forgiving heart.

Speaker A:

He know he done hurt people.

Speaker A:

Nigga, he told me.

Speaker A:

Nigga, I didn't go listen to what you was saying about my daughter.

Speaker A:

I ain't even.

Speaker A:

I didn't.

Speaker A:

People was telling me what you said.

Speaker B:

He kept saying that.

Speaker B:

People kept.

Speaker B:

People kept telling me about it.

Speaker A:

People kept telling him because people be in his ear before I even said something about his daughter.

Speaker A:

And that's what I know.

Speaker A:

And I just did it out of spite, you know what I'm saying?

Speaker A:

So I was wrong.

Speaker A:

My.

Speaker A:

Cause I'm just doing out of spite because I know you got people in Europe.

Speaker A:

But now, homie, he really walking in redemption.

Speaker A:

So he.

Speaker A:

He really is what God would playing in the dirt.

Speaker A:

They say God like playing in the dirt.

Speaker A:

Yeah, that's the dirt God done played in, homie.

Speaker A:

And can show y'all the.

Speaker A:

I don't want to hurt nobody even.

Speaker A:

Yeah, no, he's taking it all my.

Speaker A:

And he's still walking whatever light he done discovered.

Speaker A:

So that's why I got a lot of respect for him.

Speaker A:

Because, nigga, I make a nigga ass want to crash out.

Speaker B:

Yeah, I would say.

Speaker B:

Do you see the entertainment value of the back and forth of what it could be?

Speaker B:

And then let's get back like, just.

Speaker A:

Oh, but even when we.

Speaker A:

Even when I was doing that, we were still talking on the phone.

Speaker A:

N.

Speaker A:

It's only the people in the camera I'm playing for, nigga.

Speaker A:

Yeah, nigga, you don't mean nothing about your daughter.

Speaker A:

Yeah, but, nigga, fuck it.

Speaker A:

I'm gonna play like I do anyway, nigga.

Speaker A:

Shit, I don't give a damn.

Speaker A:

I'm a content creator, nigga.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Good or bad, nigga, I'm a content creator.

Speaker A:

I don't give a fuck.

Speaker A:

Yeah, nigga, I'm playing for the camera.

Speaker A:

Cause I know everybody else playing for the camera.

Speaker A:

Whether you watching or playing on camera, it's for the camera.

Speaker B:

N.

Speaker B:

So speaking of being a release, I gotta get your take on Big Meech.

Speaker B:

How do you feel his adjustment to.

Speaker A:

He's doing well.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Yeah, my nigga doing well.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

They say he wasn't gonna fuck with me and shit.

Speaker A:

My N a rock with me.

Speaker A:

Cause the G Unit family fuck with 50.

Speaker A:

All them rock with me, homie.

Speaker A:

The whole G Unit camp.

Speaker A:

Nah, them niggas support me, call me, check on me, all that shit.

Speaker A:

So big Me doing what he's supposed to do, My nigga not talk to y'all.

Speaker A:

We gonna put it on the script.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Big Me doing what A real nigga.

Speaker A:

And he a real player, my N A because nobody have been able to go through 50 states of the United States and put the kind of game down.

Speaker A:

Nigga had a money game, my N.

Speaker A:

And he showed niggas how to eat.

Speaker A:

And he put everybody on the same level.

Speaker A:

You ain't know who.

Speaker A:

Who the boss was.

Speaker A:

So that's why they trying so hard to kind of discredit him, nigga.

Speaker A:

And throw smudge on the name.

Speaker A:

They really trying to Dirty Mac on my nigga.

Speaker B:

Can they.

Speaker A:

Can they do that to bitch?

Speaker A:

Well, how do they try?

Speaker A:

They did it to Rallo, nigga.

Speaker A:

And I got a.

Speaker A:

I got a.

Speaker A:

I got a 35 year old Atlanta gang unit officer say, nigga Rallo ain't never.

Speaker A:

He been dealing with Rallo since 14.

Speaker A:

Rallo ain't never told on nobody.

Speaker A:

Rallo ain't never Tyrell Davis is what the law called him.

Speaker A:

I seen no nigga name with Tyrell Davis, Nigga ain't never, never told on nobody, man.

Speaker A:

And shout out to that officer, my nigga, because he's just a real nigga from Atlanta.

Speaker A:

Nah, nigga Rollo ain't never told on nobody, homie.

Speaker A:

That's why he's so offended by nigga.

Speaker A:

How y'all gonna let this nigga play with my name?

Speaker A:

And he feed everybody, nigga.

Speaker B:

That's interesting, man.

Speaker A:

And he feed everybody.

Speaker A:

These nigga Mama were real drug addicts, homie.

Speaker A:

He took all of me.

Speaker A:

And my nigga, how you gonna hate on a like that for a who used a kid to go kill for him?

Speaker A:

Nigga Rallo known for fighting and all that shit.

Speaker A:

My nigga Boosie ain't.

Speaker A:

So how y'all gonna let a nigga like this here a play with a real nigga name?

Speaker B:

What are your thoughts on the people that pick and choose?

Speaker A:

That's why I'm so disrespectful to the culture.

Speaker A:

Fuck this bullshit ass culture, homie.

Speaker A:

Because they pick and choose.

Speaker A:

How can y'all be mad at me for what I said about Woody daughter?

Speaker A:

But y'all wasn't mad when I talked about Chrisean and Blueface kid.

Speaker A:

I put $5,000, little motherfucker gonna be retarded.

Speaker A:

And that little motherfucker came out retarded.

Speaker A:

Just a bobble head, baby.

Speaker A:

I produce mother.

Speaker A:

Nobody mad about that shit.

Speaker A:

But soon as I said, because, nigga, our culture love gays and gangsters.

Speaker A:

It ain't no in between, nigga.

Speaker A:

Ain't no more LL Cool J ladies.

Speaker A:

Ain't no more niggas that can be you either.

Speaker A:

For us to love you now, you have to be an extreme gangster or extreme gay.

Speaker A:

That's why Shamar and Woody is out front now.

Speaker B:

It's very extreme, very extreme on both ends.

Speaker A:

And it's not.

Speaker A:

The nigga say he was one of the most dangerous in Atlanta.

Speaker A:

And then just last year, this punk.

Speaker A:

I'm sorry, this gay boy was homeless, begging people to send him money.

Speaker A:

Yeah, man, I was in Blue Lagoon the other day in Atlanta.

Speaker A:

Supposed to be a straight club, but I think it went gay.

Speaker A:

I look over my shoulder, I seen two big broad with muscles doing a shamar dance.

Speaker A:

Nigga, I got mad in the motherfucker and something said, man, you better leave them motherfuckers alone before you get embarrassed.

Speaker A:

Cause I'm like, man, I know these niggas saying nigga off of the same nigga.

Speaker A:

What y'all doing?

Speaker A:

I said, man, you leave the motherfuckers alone.

Speaker A:

You don't forget where you at.

Speaker B:

Shit.

Speaker A:

But, nigga, these are the two, homie, and they run parallel together.

Speaker A:

They run.

Speaker A:

That's why the gay guy came home and said, hey, y'all, I was in prison with these gangster niggas, and it was like Disneyland.

Speaker A:

We ain't never heard of no shit like that before.

Speaker A:

Never heard a praise like that no ever, nigga.

Speaker B:

That's the wrong message.

Speaker A:

But that's what our culture love Nigga, they don't love no struggling father that's waking up every day that's driving a beat up Toyota Camry, going to go get in his truck.

Speaker A:

Nigga, they don't love that nigga.

Speaker A:

See, nigga, that's why the black woman can produce either a gangster or a gay boy.

Speaker A:

Why she can't produce no gentleman.

Speaker B:

That's some problem.

Speaker A:

That's a whole nother subject.

Speaker B:

Yeah, that's a problem right there.

Speaker A:

Shit.

Speaker B:

N, I gotta get your take on something.

Speaker B:

Cause you know, I just want you to take.

Speaker B:

Cause I had a conversation with this at home.

Speaker B:

Whatever.

Speaker B:

There's a situation that's going viral right now where there's a lady.

Speaker B:

I forgot the name of the channel.

Speaker B:

It's called Mental Health Awareness.

Speaker B:

Where there's a lady who is Brea and Shay where she like gets pinched and she's like Ariana Grande shirt and she starts throwing her hands back and forth.

Speaker B:

And I'm looking at this channel, I'm looking at it go viral.

Speaker B:

And they're saying that it's mental health aware or mental awareness of handicapped people.

Speaker B:

And they're going, they're getting a lot of money based on these two handicapped people.

Speaker B:

They're kind of putting on TikTok.

Speaker B:

And I said, at what point is it considered exploitation versus awareness?

Speaker B:

And I just wanted your take on it.

Speaker B:

When I seen other channels go where a girl is deaf and they're showing her like, hey, look, she's getting mad, she's deaf.

Speaker B:

She arguing with me and she deaf.

Speaker B:

You know, I don't wanna, I don't wanna imitate it, but at what point where the line gets blurred between awareness and exploitation with how.

Speaker A:

Again, that's why I say bring bullying back.

Speaker A:

Bring bullying back.

Speaker A:

Let's make fun of retarded people.

Speaker A:

Let's make fun of deaf people.

Speaker A:

Let's make fun of the nigger that was born with chicken fingers and can't.

Speaker A:

Yeah, he done signed up.

Speaker A:

Yeah, let's make fun of them, motherfucker.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

That's what's wrong with this shit.

Speaker A:

Because man.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Ain't nowhere in the world you supposed to be arguing with a deaf motherfucker.

Speaker A:

Sign man, fuck them people.

Speaker A:

Fuck a handicapped motherfucker.

Speaker A:

Ray Charles.

Speaker A:

Mama said, ray, you ain't gonna be no crip.

Speaker A:

And she sent his ass out into the world.

Speaker A:

This nigga frying chicken in the dark, nigga.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

No, nigga, no nigga.

Speaker A:

Ray knew how to count his money.

Speaker A:

Hey, you done shot me, nigga.

Speaker A:

And jumped over the table and went to fight by this money.

Speaker A:

How did blind motherf cker know I done shot him a few dollars?

Speaker A:

So now, nigga, what do you say.

Speaker B:

To the people that pick on them?

Speaker A:

Pick on a retarded man.

Speaker A:

Pick on a man?

Speaker A:

Yeah, nigga.

Speaker A:

Fuck an autistic baby.

Speaker A:

Give a fuck about them people.

Speaker A:

No.

Speaker A:

Treat them like they regular and so they can feel regular, nigga.

Speaker A:

Cause they'll fuck with me and you.

Speaker B:

That is facts.

Speaker A:

Yeah, so pick on them too, nigga.

Speaker A:

Everybody can get it.

Speaker A:

Anybody can get it.

Speaker A:

Little retarded motherfucker.

Speaker A:

Fuck the handicap.

Speaker A:

It ain't.

Speaker A:

Shouldn't have no special parking space.

Speaker A:

Get to always be in the front, man.

Speaker A:

Make that will itself on.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Don't push no in the wheelchair.

Speaker A:

Let him figure out how to get up after that motherfucker.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker A:

Man, fuck that.

Speaker A:

Wait.

Speaker B:

If there's.

Speaker B:

If there's.

Speaker A:

My brother used to leave me at home by myself after the my surgery.

Speaker A:

I be around that motherfucker can't get wet.

Speaker A:

I find that for mama Kevin left me.

Speaker A:

I learned how to tell on that.

Speaker A:

Blind left me.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

Wait, wait, wait, wait.

Speaker B:

So some.

Speaker B:

Some.

Speaker B:

Some establishments only have stairs?

Speaker B:

No ramps.

Speaker A:

Them people don't go.

Speaker A:

Don't come here or we'll bring it out there to you.

Speaker A:

Eating your car wheel trip, boy.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Every.

Speaker A:

This is America.

Speaker A:

Yeah, this is goddamn America.

Speaker A:

You know what these people had to do to win?

Speaker A:

They right from Britain.

Speaker A:

Fuck you handicap motherfucker.

Speaker A:

Everybody can fight in the wall.

Speaker A:

Put a deaf motherfucker in the wall, he can't hear no bomb.

Speaker A:

We gonna put him out front.

Speaker C:

Oh, I mean, I.

Speaker C:

I agree with you to a degree.

Speaker C:

I mean at the.

Speaker C:

At the.

Speaker C:

Cause motherfucker's too soft now, man.

Speaker A:

Find you a blind hole with a disability check, nigga.

Speaker A:

And play on her.

Speaker A:

Yeah, play on Flynn.

Speaker A:

Go nigga.

Speaker A:

Yeah, walk by them retarded class, nigga.

Speaker A:

Find one of them little cute girl, nigga, and play on her.

Speaker A:

She got a disability check.

Speaker C:

You know what else we don't got no more.

Speaker C:

That's fucked up.

Speaker C:

Shame.

Speaker C:

Like motherfuckers don't got no sh.

Speaker C:

We can't shame a motherfucker, man.

Speaker A:

Niggas fucking boys now ain't ashamed.

Speaker A:

You see that nigga?

Speaker A:

You see that nigga with shamar?

Speaker A:

Handsome little old black skinned fella.

Speaker A:

Cause he ain't got no shame, nigga.

Speaker A:

What's shame, man?

Speaker A:

These niggas ain't shame with shit.

Speaker A:

That's why I say bring bullying back.

Speaker A:

Bullying.

Speaker A:

Get some shit and all.

Speaker A:

Ain't nothing like the bully.

Speaker B:

It's crazy.

Speaker B:

Cause I forgot the artist's name.

Speaker B:

His name is Khaled.

Speaker A:

Oh, he a rapper.

Speaker B:

He a rapper.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

That's why I hate you, nigga.

Speaker A:

That's why I hate, man.

Speaker A:

That's why I hate you, nigga.

Speaker A:

Man, yeah, man.

Speaker A:

Bring bullying back home with the problem.

Speaker A:

They done took bullying out of school.

Speaker A:

So look what we got now.

Speaker B:

So let me ask you this.

Speaker B:

Let me ask you this.

Speaker B:

Charleston White, $20,000.

Speaker B:

He buys a Tesla robot that could bully.

Speaker B:

Would you activate him to go get on n ass?

Speaker A:

Pick on the weak?

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

He would be programmed to pick on the weak.

Speaker A:

Find a motherfucker with the leg, shout at another.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker A:

This is America, nigga.

Speaker A:

Her own is strong survive.

Speaker A:

So that's the only way we gonna make the weak strong nigga is treat him regularly.

Speaker A:

The nigga with no arms in school, trying to play in recess.

Speaker A:

Clip that nigga.

Speaker A:

He can't catch his fall.

Speaker A:

He gonna learn.

Speaker A:

He gonna figure out a way resiliency go kick in.

Speaker C:

Have you seen that video where the dude took off his prosthetic legs and whooped that ass and jumped up in the air and knocked him out?

Speaker A:

See what I'm talking about?

Speaker A:

See what I'm talking about?

Speaker A:

When I lost my eyes a little bit of boy.

Speaker A:

My mom, she didn't let me.

Speaker A:

I had to go play with other regular kids.

Speaker A:

So you had me and N.

Speaker A:

So for a long time, I forgot I had one eye.

Speaker A:

Cause I could play with other kids.

Speaker A:

And, nigga, I've been fighting at a disadvantage.

Speaker A:

And I've been starting.

Speaker A:

She.

Speaker A:

All the guys do.

Speaker A:

Y'all been starting with one eye.

Speaker A:

So think about that.

Speaker C:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

So now look what that done created.

Speaker A:

I was a handicap.

Speaker A:

So I'm saying pick on their ass.

Speaker A:

I just wouldn't go let a pick on me.

Speaker A:

So when I used to go to a school and somebody say, what?

Speaker A:

What's wrong?

Speaker A:

What happened to y'all?

Speaker A:

Pow.

Speaker A:

I hit him in the mouth.

Speaker A:

It taught everybody else.

Speaker A:

Don't ask that about that.

Speaker A:

Yeah, I talk less.

Speaker A:

You talking about that eye?

Speaker A:

No.

Speaker B:

So let me ask you.

Speaker B:

Cause, you know, you know, I used to grow up watching the Jetsons, and now I see that they have these robots for 20 bands.

Speaker B:

You know, that's the price of a.

Speaker B:

You know, we.

Speaker B:

It's the price of.

Speaker B:

What are your thoughts on where the world is going when they say, hey, I'm gonna have robots for niggas to teach?

Speaker A:

Man, fuck that.

Speaker A:

Go, lonely boy.

Speaker B:

I'm gonna have a robot teach my lonely son.

Speaker A:

He gonna be a Pervert and a freak and a weirdo.

Speaker A:

He gonna be a combination of some shit that you don't want, no woman want.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker A:

You must rather have a slave go find you a human slave and kick that slave in the ass and say, nah, let's go back to enslaving people.

Speaker A:

Fuck them robots.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Bring back slavery.

Speaker A:

That's why I'm bring.

Speaker A:

Fuck them robot, nigga.

Speaker A:

Bring back slavery.

Speaker A:

Cause if nothing else, at least you get to fuck the slave.

Speaker A:

Yeah, nigga, this.

Speaker A:

You get to make a baby with the slave, man.

Speaker A:

That robot, man.

Speaker A:

Fuck that robot.

Speaker A:

And it's go malfunction one day where you can't tell it nothing, man.

Speaker A:

Yeah, man, that.

Speaker A:

That's why I'm saying, man, bring back human sex trafficking, something.

Speaker A:

Yeah, well, you can leave.

Speaker A:

Take people across the state lines and do some.

Speaker A:

No, I'm just playing.

Speaker A:

I'm just playing.

Speaker A:

Yeah, I'm not just playing.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker A:

That's satire comedy.

Speaker A:

That's satire comedy.

Speaker A:

I'm just part of my comedy joke.

Speaker C:

So.

Speaker B:

So wait, wait.

Speaker B:

So.

Speaker B:

So how about say as a parent, walk in and see their son the robot.

Speaker B:

Or.

Speaker B:

Or the daughter.

Speaker B:

The robot is like, what do you.

Speaker B:

What do you think the world will say that?

Speaker B:

Like, that type of.

Speaker B:

Cause that's coming, it seems.

Speaker A:

Oh, that's what Sean Cotton was doing on MySpace.

Speaker A:

They just didn't have a robot death with the little boy in the room.

Speaker A:

Like, Sean Cotton done become this Internet guru.

Speaker A:

They were fucking the computer, man.

Speaker A:

That's what Nigga been fucking the computer.

Speaker A:

Because the porn is on the computer.

Speaker A:

They been fucking the phone.

Speaker A:

This a robot, so it no different.

Speaker A:

Nigga fucking the phone, man.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

So now you got this live motherfucker.

Speaker A:

Let him put a hole somewhere.

Speaker A:

Nigga be trying to put that dick in that hole.

Speaker A:

Let that robot have a hole.

Speaker A:

A pussy in the dick.

Speaker A:

And it's on.

Speaker C:

Now you.

Speaker C:

These can put that.

Speaker C:

The pussy thing on WI Fi and control it from their phone.

Speaker A:

What that.

Speaker C:

The puck, the pocket.

Speaker C:

You can put it on your WI Fi and can control the settings from.

Speaker A:

The phone, but you can't insert yourself into that.

Speaker A:

That's what I'm saying.

Speaker A:

They got to have.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Let.

Speaker A:

You won't put their dick somewhere.

Speaker A:

Won't.

Speaker A:

Yeah, they don't want.

Speaker A:

Yeah, they want to be able to insert something.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker C:

They say by:

Speaker A:

That's why you gotta go back to nigga.

Speaker A:

Where we come from, we rob Mexicans and white people.

Speaker A:

So if they done moved the immigrants into your neighborhood.

Speaker A:

Start robbing them, nigga.

Speaker A:

Show them that you ain't gonna be coming around here and said, live amongst us, nigga.

Speaker A:

Start nigga on Fridays.

Speaker A:

You know one thing.

Speaker A:

Immigrant been working all week long.

Speaker A:

Stick him up.

Speaker A:

That Mexican coming through the neighborhood, pushing that cart with the bells on it.

Speaker A:

He done sold some tacos somewhere.

Speaker A:

He got some cash in his pocket.

Speaker A:

Rob his ass.

Speaker A:

Young you.

Speaker A:

I'm there playing.

Speaker A:

I'm there playing.

Speaker A:

We do not have.

Speaker C:

Look, you know.

Speaker C:

And you know that's why they don't with us.

Speaker C:

Because when we was young, that's what they.

Speaker A:

That they get off work.

Speaker C:

They got about $1,200.

Speaker A:

You got them, right?

Speaker C:

They got it in their shoe.

Speaker A:

Yeah, nigga.

Speaker A:

Catch them with them purses coming out them motherfucking fiestas and snatch it, Nigga, hell you talking about?

Speaker A:

They ain't got no bank account.

Speaker A:

Cause America won't let them have a bank account.

Speaker A:

Cause they ain't got a Social Security card.

Speaker A:

Get they motherfucking ass, nigga.

Speaker A:

Don't let them immigrate.

Speaker A:

Come over here and have it easy and make it hard for them, nigga.

Speaker C:

Bring bullying back, man.

Speaker A:

Treat him like you treat the weed man.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker A:

You see them?

Speaker A:

You see them on the come up, get here?

Speaker A:

Yeah, that was done.

Speaker A:

Yeah, make it hard for them.

Speaker A:

And they putting them in our neighborhood.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker A:

Don't just being selling weed after them stoves.

Speaker A:

Set it up to get robbed sometime.

Speaker A:

Figure out where to safe at.

Speaker A:

That's why I like them side Dallas.

Speaker A:

Them nigga wasn't safe, chain.

Speaker A:

They know how to go break and to them stalls to get them safe.

Speaker A:

Shout out to them South Dallas niggas with the safe, boy.

Speaker A:

Y'all know who I'm talking about.

Speaker A:

If you from.

Speaker A:

Y'all know them, nigga.

Speaker A:

Yeah, keep hitting them safe, nigga.

Speaker A:

You get less time.

Speaker C:

Hold on.

Speaker A:

Y'all know.

Speaker C:

Did you see them niggas that got posted?

Speaker C:

So they $2 million for that?

Speaker A:

You goddamn right.

Speaker A:

It's my niggas.

Speaker A:

If you know, you know shit, nigga.

Speaker B:

Now, Charles, I have to ask because, you know, again, it's satire, but it really is.

Speaker A:

And dark humor, according to Netflix, they got a category for this shit I'm doing.

Speaker A:

Niggas just don't know.

Speaker B:

I will say this.

Speaker B:

You know Wendy Williams had dark humor and she just got hit with, like, early stage dementia.

Speaker A:

That hoe was messy.

Speaker B:

Oh, okay.

Speaker A:

Everybody say that hoe was way past dark humor, homie.

Speaker B:

Karma is coming.

Speaker A:

Ain't no such thing.

Speaker A:

As karma.

Speaker A:

When do the white boy get his karma?

Speaker A:

Karma.

Speaker B:

I know.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

How long do we gotta wait?

Speaker A:

That's what I'm saying.

Speaker A:

And if they think this is karma for what did he.

Speaker A:

Did he run into jail?

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

So karma can't be real.

Speaker A:

My.

Speaker B:

Wendy Williams having dementia.

Speaker B:

What is.

Speaker B:

What is what?

Speaker B:

What do you get from that?

Speaker A:

Like, all right, man, that's just a bitch done got old.

Speaker A:

She used to drink, Drink, she did drug.

Speaker A:

How you gonna say that's Commander says motherfucker done got old.

Speaker A:

She was old when we were kids.

Speaker A:

I your.

Speaker A:

God damn it.

Speaker A:

Y'all think motherfucker just leave her healthy?

Speaker A:

Y'all think motherfucker supposed to die healthy?

Speaker A:

No.

Speaker A:

Motherfucker got to have some ailments and some illnesses to come on after this motherfucker.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

That's how you know you getting old and it's time to go.

Speaker A:

So it ain't got nothing to do with karma, which makes it whenever you.

Speaker B:

Go shopping at Walmart and ask you to put $2 towards whatever shit pad.

Speaker A:

None of them motherfucking organization.

Speaker A:

Because this what I.

Speaker A:

I read this book, it's called the Revolution Would not be Funded.

Speaker A:

So even though that title says a revolution, it breaks down the non profit industrial complex.

Speaker A:

I'm going to say that again.

Speaker A:

The nonprofit industrial complex.

Speaker A:

So nonprofits were set up to teach rich people how to keep their money, to funnel their money back to them.

Speaker A:

And secondly, they was set up to control and hinder social movements after the civil rights movement.

Speaker A:

So why you think all black people say, man, I got a non profit nigga, that's why you begging.

Speaker A:

That's why all nonprofit is completely dependent upon somebody giving them something.

Speaker A:

So once I read that book and shout out to Bart LeBeau, he was the executive director of the Annie Casey Foundation.

Speaker A:

I met him in Washington D.C.

Speaker A:

and I went to one of his wife's camps.

Speaker A:

So when I stayed, I stayed two nights at the house.

Speaker A:

And I was looking at this white boy with this big old library of books, and I picked that book for whatever reason, and he gave me that book.

Speaker A:

Nigga, once I read that book, I Never want a 501 again.

Speaker A:

Because they're only for us to hinder and control your movement.

Speaker A:

That's why you have to go apply for grant funding.

Speaker A:

That's why you need some corporate donations, some sponsorship to help you keep your nonprofit.

Speaker A:

So who's going to help us help us?

Speaker A:

Nobody.

Speaker A:

So what I realized is when you give to Those organizations, only 5% of that money actually goes to the cause in that book, it says 95% of this money goes to the keeping the lights on, buying furniture, their dinners, and their salaries.

Speaker A:

That's why when you look at Goodwill, the YMCA, when you look at the CEOs salaries, nigga, they damn near make more than what corporate CEOs make.

Speaker A:

Because you get to set your own salary.

Speaker A:

You get to put your mama in this position.

Speaker A:

So it's so.

Speaker A:

Nah, my nigga, I don't give to nothing.

Speaker A:

I don't.

Speaker A:

Especially not to no beggar.

Speaker A:

Yeah, no nigga steal something.

Speaker B:

Damn.

Speaker A:

Yeah, nigga.

Speaker A:

Break.

Speaker A:

Rob something, nigga.

Speaker A:

Because the ideal is the strongest man in the land is the man who wake up and ain't gotta ask nobody for a motherfucking thing.

Speaker B:

Wait, so a cashier, tell you what, whether obesity to they stealing.

Speaker B:

There's no name they can say that can be.

Speaker A:

So you got this poor person on the bottom asking for money.

Speaker A:

Man, I went to the strip club the other day.

Speaker A:

It was strokers.

Speaker A:

It was strokers.

Speaker A:

They said, hey, man, we collecting money.

Speaker A:

And they could have been telling the truth.

Speaker A:

Where she at?

Speaker A:

I want to give it directly to her.

Speaker A:

Because I know you hoes go pinch whoever collecting the money in the name of whatever they collecting the money in.

Speaker A:

Nigga, they go pinch off that motherfucker.

Speaker A:

So I rather give it directly to the mother who done buried their son.

Speaker A:

I'd rather give it directly to them little niggas, homie, I'm not giving it to no organization because the organization is not the least of those.

Speaker A:

Nigga, I'm going to go to the bottom and give it to the least of those.

Speaker A:

See, motherfucker can't trick me in the name and donating the motherfucking thing.

Speaker A:

Unless it's buying pussy.

Speaker A:

And I don't buy.

Speaker A:

I invest in it.

Speaker A:

I don't buy no pussy.

Speaker A:

I find a good cause to invest in what you do.

Speaker A:

Yeah, I'm gonna ask some questions.

Speaker A:

Yeah, I bet a.

Speaker A:

I got.

Speaker A:

I got 37 questions.

Speaker A:

God damn it.

Speaker A:

I bet a motherfucker.

Speaker A:

Before I get my money, just any body.

Speaker A:

Me lying to me, you know, I.

Speaker C:

While we on the strip club, I just had to say, your strip club etiquette is amazing, bro.

Speaker B:

You.

Speaker C:

You could.

Speaker C:

You.

Speaker C:

You are very good at controlling the whole environment.

Speaker A:

Ain't tipping.

Speaker A:

I'm gonna come in and make them tip.

Speaker B:

Yeah, not even that.

Speaker A:

You.

Speaker C:

Anybody who ain't supposed to be making no money ain't gonna make no.

Speaker A:

Ain't gonna make no money.

Speaker A:

Hey, bitch, y'all coming here just shaking ass, putting that ass and I'm gonna step by you, move by your.

Speaker A:

Yeah, I'm looking for conversation.

Speaker A:

Cause conversation rule the nation, not the.

Speaker B:

Do you make it a purpose to hit the strip?

Speaker A:

Clothes of everywhere I go.

Speaker A:

That's the least of those.

Speaker A:

Yeah, who's more least than a young girl, homie taking her clothes off?

Speaker A:

N, that's nigga, the homeless nigga.

Speaker A:

Ain't got to do that.

Speaker A:

And he might got a big old dick.

Speaker A:

Boy, if that homie n just stand up there with a good print, nigga, ain't no telling how many women put some money in that goddamn bucket.

Speaker A:

If he knew to go get them gray sweatpants and print that D on the corner, he ain't got to put up a sign here, take him home and dip him in some bleach for the night.

Speaker A:

Go get him a haircut and everything and make him look like the man they won't just for the night.

Speaker A:

But who's more least at old homie than the young lady that then got tricked and coming into this environment where all the perverts, all the darkest souls of men come.

Speaker A:

She got to shake her ass, nigga.

Speaker A:

And she up there with no money and she done done.

Speaker A:

It's a Wednesday night and she gotta try to do this till Friday night and she may walk out of there.

Speaker A:

Come on, homie.

Speaker A:

So everybody sneaking in there trying to be a pervert.

Speaker A:

So I come to be a gentleman.

Speaker A:

I ain't trying to stick my thumb in your ass.

Speaker A:

I'm coming to be a gentleman, my nigga.

Speaker A:

So I understand the least of those.

Speaker A:

So I make it my business, nigga, to go wear the least of those.

Speaker A:

Yeah, it look fun.

Speaker A:

But nigga, this the least of those.

Speaker B:

That's real.

Speaker B:

That's real.

Speaker A:

Especially when they have to be there.

Speaker A:

Oh yeah, it's a difference, my N.

Speaker B:

Has anyone ever told you a story, either real or false, that just made you be like, damn.

Speaker A:

Yeah, nigga, I rescued a young girl out of Mac Henry and them club.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker A:

She would be in sex trafficked and she had a five.

Speaker A:

She had a five year old autistic son and he was feeding her jack in the box every day.

Speaker A:

And in order for her to get off the couch, she would have to pay him every night.

Speaker A:

But she was a sex slave.

Speaker A:

So any girl he brought home, that's the only time she got to get into bed with him to have a threesome.

Speaker A:

So, nigga, nigga, I tell this story in our city council meeting.

Speaker A:

Y'all rescued that young lady, homie.

Speaker A:

So I contacted Keith Owens that Was the.

Speaker A:

He was a highly decorated special agent for Homeland Security out here.

Speaker A:

The United States Department of Homeland Security, Human trafficking division.

Speaker A:

He didn't answer the phone.

Speaker A:

So I contacted Angela Lucky.

Speaker A:

She's the president of the naacp.

Speaker A:

She said, man, we really don't do that.

Speaker A:

What the fuck y'all for?

Speaker A:

So n I called Officer Charles Rogers from the Fort Worth Police Department Gang unit.

Speaker A:

So he put together a team.

Speaker A:

They extracted this girl out of McHenry's home.

Speaker A:

They took her to a shelter, but they didn't debrief her because there was a black cop by the name of Tracy Carter who was in with it with mchem and him and told her not to trust me.

Speaker A:

So.

Speaker A:

So, yeah, homie.

Speaker A:

So she ran away from the home.

Speaker A:

So, yeah, I done heard some.

Speaker A:

Yeah, I done heard some, man.

Speaker A:

And I done gave y'all some real name.

Speaker A:

You can look this up.

Speaker A:

I spoke to this.

Speaker A:

To our city government, but I'm in the club.

Speaker A:

I'm saying, man, why this young girl?

Speaker A:

So she.

Speaker A:

So she.

Speaker A:

So, so what?

Speaker A:

Got me.

Speaker A:

Her skull had been fractured, so she had been sold off to these niggas.

Speaker A:

So these the same N that ran pinups in Fort Worth?

Speaker A:

Nah, homie.

Speaker A:

So n.

Speaker A:

When I touched her head, she was a beautiful young lady.

Speaker A:

But n.

Speaker A:

She had to wear that wig, nigga.

Speaker A:

So when I.

Speaker A:

Yeah, that's what got me.

Speaker A:

So it was ironic that normally he sits down out and about and watch everything.

Speaker A:

He know what I do in the community.

Speaker A:

That nigga never came back downstairs.

Speaker A:

So he watched the cameras, nigga.

Speaker A:

And they.

Speaker A:

And so they wouldn't even feed her, homie.

Speaker A:

So, yeah, bitch ass nigga, man.

Speaker B:

So let me.

Speaker B:

Let me.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Damn near brought tears to my eyes just talking about it, homie.

Speaker A:

Because she ran away.

Speaker A:

Yeah, and we were really trying to help her, but that whole ass nigga Tracy Carter, my nigga got in the way of it.

Speaker B:

Damn.

Speaker A:

Officer Tracy Carter for the Fort Worth Police Department.

Speaker A:

That's part of these motherfucking charges on me.

Speaker B:

My n.

Speaker B:

Whole ass N.

Speaker B:

All right, Charleston.

Speaker A:

I done told some deep shit they might want.

Speaker A:

Yeah, boy, this shit.

Speaker C:

You done let some shit out, man, you know?

Speaker A:

Yeah, I let some out, you know.

Speaker C:

Cuz, I remember the last time.

Speaker A:

And they punished that black officer for that, my cuz.

Speaker A:

That whole ass, man.

Speaker A:

How much?

Speaker A:

Yeah, now some deep with that.

Speaker C:

I remember the last time you taught us something.

Speaker A:

That's why I say twisted black.

Speaker A:

All these run together.

Speaker A:

All these run together that's been molesting and doing this in our community.

Speaker A:

My.

Speaker A:

That's why these.

Speaker A:

No, homie.

Speaker A:

All these whole ass twisted.

Speaker A:

All of my.

Speaker A:

All of them, all of them.

Speaker A:

And I've been a perfect gentleman.

Speaker A:

Why do you hate me?

Speaker C:

You know, you spoke about another situation that happened with a young man who the.

Speaker C:

I remember the officers had broken his arms.

Speaker A:

Yeah, Desion Steptoe, right?

Speaker A:

Yeah, that's.

Speaker A:

That's another reason why I got these charges on me, homie.

Speaker C:

I know these niggas don't bother you, but these other.

Speaker C:

When you get to talking about political fear.

Speaker A:

That's how I got these charges on me, man, because I spoke against that.

Speaker C:

So you say scared, like.

Speaker A:

Though I walked through the valley of the shadow of death, nigga, I shall fear no evil.

Speaker A:

I don't free evil, nigga.

Speaker A:

And I ain't scared to die.

Speaker A:

I just don't want to be in isolation, confinement, nigga.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

I don't wanna go in my head, nigga.

Speaker A:

Yeah, nigga.

Speaker A:

My nigga killed himself.

Speaker A:

Commodore Ross, he hung himself cause he couldn't take that shit.

Speaker A:

But now, my nigga, I'm speaking against evil, so why should I fear it?

Speaker B:

Speaking of these people and just speaking of forth in general, Charles, I have to ask.

Speaker B:

You know OG Percy did come through here.

Speaker A:

OG Percy still at his mama hat.

Speaker A:

Why y'all keep interviewing him?

Speaker A:

I know y'all got a fascination with these.

Speaker B:

He showed respect to you though.

Speaker A:

I don't give a fuck about that.

Speaker A:

Nigga, get out your goddamn mama half with all that goddamn noise, nigga.

Speaker A:

Nigga, show some progress.

Speaker A:

You just turned 55.

Speaker A:

You still telling tales from the crib, nigga.

Speaker A:

Show us some progress, nigga.

Speaker A:

Community revolution in progress.

Speaker A:

We ain't seen no motherfucking progress, cuz.

Speaker A:

Yeah, come on, my nigga.

Speaker B:

What are you grading him on?

Speaker B:

Like what you want to see him do?

Speaker A:

Oh, well, I know he ain't no real motherfucking Crip.

Speaker A:

I'm gonna say that again, my nigga.

Speaker A:

I'm from the city, he from.

Speaker A:

Nigga, don't Joe blow.

Speaker A:

Don't none of them nigga know that nigga from no motherfucking Crip.

Speaker A:

And he was a jail ass Crip who was an older nigga amongst the young kids.

Speaker A:

That's how Kim and King shoot know each other.

Speaker A:

KING Shoot two, three years behind me.

Speaker A:

Nigga, I'm 47, Percy, 55.

Speaker A:

So imagine, nigga, of course, nigga, how you having no.

Speaker A:

And you, you wasn't on Ferguson.

Speaker A:

I know that, and the Ferguson niggas know that.

Speaker A:

But because he can tell such good stories, he done convinced that nah that nigga ain't no real Crip nothing, nigga.

Speaker A:

Lil Rank them little Rank my age how nigga?

Speaker A:

21, 22 get put down with a 15 year old.

Speaker A:

N I was nigga in 91.

Speaker A:

Me and Lil Rank was in.

Speaker A:

Lil Rank had a shit bag, nigga.

Speaker A:

Me and Lil Rank was in juvenile together.

Speaker A:

How you get put down by some kids, nigga?

Speaker A:

And you still holding on to this shit?

Speaker A:

Nigga, fuck you dumbass, man.

Speaker A:

Nigga man, come on, my nigga.

Speaker A:

I done bought 12 cars since we done.

Speaker A:

I done started this.

Speaker A:

I don't even think that.

Speaker A:

Yeah, I take that back.

Speaker A:

I seen him on Little John in the Lemon and I ain't seen him no more.

Speaker A:

He's always been walking to Sandy Lane park, him and his dog.

Speaker A:

My mama and his mama live by each other.

Speaker A:

My okay, man.

Speaker A:

I think man over there smoking and they got to know no, his mama got an oxygen tank in there.

Speaker A:

Ain't no telling when I go blow up every little man fuck.

Speaker A:

And you got howdy, nigga.

Speaker A:

Man, I hate you, nigga.

Speaker A:

Man, I hate you, nigga.

Speaker A:

Crip supposed to mean community revolution in progress, nigga.

Speaker A:

They tricked us with just that acronym, nigga.

Speaker A:

Nah, my nigga.

Speaker A:

But he got a good heart.

Speaker A:

He got a good heart.

Speaker A:

He do got a good heart.

Speaker A:

Cause he ain't never killed nobody in the name of Cripping.

Speaker A:

He ain't putting no work.

Speaker A:

So that's why he can still play Crip.

Speaker A:

Most niggas who done had to hurt people and kill people in the name of that know he was tricked.

Speaker A:

And n they not putting that out there like that.

Speaker A:

My, that's the fake that's still doing it.

Speaker A:

Come on out and just talk as a man.

Speaker A:

My, you ain't got a cousin to death.

Speaker A:

My, come on.

Speaker A:

My.

Speaker A:

And you ain't never been to Hoover street, nigga.

Speaker A:

I walked on Hoover Street.

Speaker A:

I walked on Hoover Street.

Speaker A:

Walked on Hoover street and then Uber to St.

Speaker A:

Andrew park with them eight tray gangster crib.

Speaker A:

Put them now and ended up with the rolling 60.

Speaker A:

So look, I went to Come on My.

Speaker A:

That's how I went to Nipsey Hussle funeral with the 60s.

Speaker A:

Come on, my man, he just talking my.

Speaker A:

He do.

Speaker A:

He.

Speaker C:

He's trying with a good message.

Speaker A:

He is, he is.

Speaker A:

He got a good message for the kids for the retarded class.

Speaker A:

He yeah, he yeah, he got it.

Speaker A:

He got a good message for the retarded class.

Speaker A:

I give him that now.

Speaker A:

I give him that.

Speaker A:

I give him that.

Speaker A:

I ain't trying to take that from him.

Speaker A:

But yeah, no, man.

Speaker A:

And he got a hell of example on a father who all these boys end up in prison.

Speaker A:

And he got a real live son.

Speaker A:

Just left.

Speaker A:

Just left.

Speaker A:

Cofield.

Speaker A:

My nigga baby Cash.

Speaker A:

I talk to my nigga Cash every day.

Speaker A:

He got a real live son.

Speaker A:

Yeah, he got a real live son over there, homie.

Speaker A:

But, nigga, his son he everything he wish he could be.

Speaker A:

That his son is.

Speaker A:

So he telling y'all a lot of fake story.

Speaker A:

Ain't no one nigga ever ran nothing in prison.

Speaker A:

Nigga, he ain't.

Speaker A:

He ain't got no losses.

Speaker B:

Yeah, none.

Speaker B:

He said none.

Speaker A:

He lied, nigga.

Speaker A:

We all got a loss somewhere.

Speaker B:

Somewhere a time.

Speaker A:

Sir.

Speaker B:

I want shit.

Speaker A:

And he.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker A:

And you can see he getting old, nigga.

Speaker A:

Cause you can see his jawline now.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Four years ago, Percy, when he was battle rapping.

Speaker A:

He now.

Speaker A:

You still motherfucking jawline, old ass.

Speaker A:

Come on over here with the hash, man.

Speaker A:

You.

Speaker A:

Yeah, you really never was.

Speaker A:

But you playing like I used to be.

Speaker A:

Sit your ass down somewhere, nigga.

Speaker A:

I used to.

Speaker A:

I used to with Percy.

Speaker A:

Oh, but I know nah, homie.

Speaker A:

Some that really suffered hard and went through what he trying to make the people convinced.

Speaker A:

And then when he thought he was coming up him in real tune.

Speaker A:

You just try to hate on me, my.

Speaker A:

As if I ain't done what I done.

Speaker A:

I done fed.

Speaker A:

I'm on your.

Speaker A:

I'm on look John Block.

Speaker A:

Damn.

Speaker A:

Every day before I had.

Speaker A:

Yeah, I can't say too much, but I walk on Little John Block.

Speaker A:

He can't.

Speaker A:

I ain't.

Speaker A:

I don't seen that one time.

Speaker A:

And he across street at the other half playing with that little bitty gun.

Speaker A:

I got all these.

Speaker A:

You please.

Speaker A:

How many shots you got?

Speaker A:

What I told that he got a little gone.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Any brother has something to do with.

Speaker A:

Nah, man.

Speaker A:

Man better quit playing.

Speaker B:

So Charles, let me ask you this.

Speaker B:

Just talk.

Speaker A:

Can't no shoot up my mama house and don't nobody die.

Speaker A:

And I'm a big time.

Speaker A:

You, you.

Speaker A:

Your mama house got shot up.

Speaker A:

Can't no shoot up my mama house.

Speaker A:

Ain't no repercussion.

Speaker A:

My brother ain't gonna get no repercussions.

Speaker A:

That's how you know the just talking.

Speaker B:

Turn the other cheek.

Speaker A:

The other cheek.

Speaker A:

You done shot up mama house.

Speaker A:

The other ain't no other cheek.

Speaker A:

You turn the other cheek once I do something to you.

Speaker B:

Yes.

Speaker A:

I ain't no.

Speaker A:

Yeah, you show me how to turn another cheek.

Speaker A:

But I ain't finna show You Yeah.

Speaker A:

Nah, my so yeah.

Speaker A:

No, my yeah.

Speaker A:

Y'all done got a rough moment out here.

Speaker C:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

My so let me ask you this.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Thanksgiving.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

So let me ask you this.

Speaker B:

Speaking of living through your children, Kyla Pratt just recently went on on Club Shay and said that she was a breadwinner.

Speaker B:

Her family and a lot of tiktokers young.

Speaker B:

That's on YouTube.

Speaker B:

Kiki Palmer.

Speaker B:

I'm sorry.

Speaker B:

Thank you.

Speaker B:

Kiki Palmer went on Club Shay.

Speaker B:

Kyla Pratt, they all over the place.

Speaker A:

Didn't she run off with a money through a divorce?

Speaker B:

I mean.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

So how she the bread woman?

Speaker A:

She wouldn't marry a rich nigga at her age.

Speaker A:

Oh, okay.

Speaker A:

But she was acting.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

She was taking care of her parents.

Speaker B:

She's like, my parents made 40,000.

Speaker B:

I took care.

Speaker B:

Like they looked through me, they lived through me.

Speaker B:

What are your thoughts on that as far as parents?

Speaker A:

That's an ungrateful kid, homie.

Speaker A:

She wasn't even supposed to speak on that.

Speaker B:

I don't feel like she supposed to tell that story.

Speaker A:

Nah, you don't speak on that.

Speaker A:

You don't.

Speaker A:

Nah.

Speaker A:

Yeah, well, that's the.

Speaker A:

Look at me.

Speaker A:

That's the me, me.

Speaker A:

This the me, me, me generation.

Speaker A:

This the me, me, me generation.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

This ain't we, this ain't us.

Speaker A:

That's the me, me, me generation.

Speaker B:

So she started tearing up like that, like it affected something in her.

Speaker A:

Well, she's unhealed, man.

Speaker A:

One time I told my wife, she talking about she crying with some tears of joy.

Speaker A:

Man, fuck God if I got to cry with tears.

Speaker A:

Fuck God if I got to be so happy.

Speaker A:

Hold on, hold on.

Speaker A:

That's why I never believed in church.

Speaker A:

Why everybody crying, crying.

Speaker A:

And it's supposed to be a joyful rejoice.

Speaker A:

David didn't cry.

Speaker A:

David was a killer and a whoremonger.

Speaker A:

Hoes and killed people and they always seen him dancing.

Speaker A:

And now, homie, that's how he wrote songs.

Speaker A:

He wasn't crying.

Speaker A:

Cause he didn't come in now.

Speaker A:

So I don't want that kind of connection to God.

Speaker A:

And it bring to.

Speaker A:

So if I got to tear up, it's some unhealed right there.

Speaker A:

That's why.

Speaker A:

Nah, I wanted to cry talking about that little girl.

Speaker B:

Girl.

Speaker A:

I want to cry talking about that little girl we rescued.

Speaker A:

Yeah, but it didn't bring no tears in my eye that she ran away and probably went back to another sex trafficker off.

Speaker A:

I was just.

Speaker A:

I was doing right because it's the right thing to do.

Speaker A:

What mama said ain't had nothing to do with this little.

Speaker A:

I ain't feel sorry about that whole being a school busted open.

Speaker A:

I didn't like the.

Speaker A:

That would do it to her.

Speaker A:

Yeah, ain't.

Speaker A:

Man, fuck that.

Speaker A:

Nah, I don't want God if I got to cry when joy come.

Speaker A:

Nigga, I don't want God.

Speaker B:

Let me ask you this.

Speaker B:

Just recently, Tyrese, he went in on baby and mama number one.

Speaker B:

And baby mama, it's a weak ass nigga.

Speaker B:

And he said.

Speaker B:

Well, he said.

Speaker B:

He said, ain't nobody gonna take.

Speaker B:

Ain't no baby mama gonna take from.

Speaker A:

They take it from him.

Speaker A:

He ain't winning killed.

Speaker B:

Now he like, I'm gonna die for what I.

Speaker A:

He ain't died yet.

Speaker A:

He been online crying.

Speaker A:

I remember I used to talk like that in the community.

Speaker A:

I wouldn't have died, killed, and go to jail until I was in jail.

Speaker A:

And then they took me to the crazy house.

Speaker A:

Hold up.

Speaker A:

What you want?

Speaker A:

Listen, when they took me to the crazy house, hey, I didn't have this factored in shit.

Speaker A:

They could come with some more shit.

Speaker A:

I was willing to die and go to jail, but that nut, how?

Speaker A:

Hey, I quit.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

What can I give you?

Speaker A:

No, no, I ain't that motherfucking bad.

Speaker A:

No, Dr.

Speaker A:

King, them went to jail.

Speaker A:

They didn't come to this side.

Speaker A:

So now n.

Speaker A:

Once I realized they had that motherfucking Sandra Bland act and they can go commit a nigga, and you can be civilly committed indefinitely.

Speaker A:

What?

Speaker A:

How I get out of here?

Speaker A:

Man, You a judge.

Speaker B:

What?

Speaker A:

Nigga, that changed my ho.

Speaker A:

I ain't wanna be bad no more, nigga.

Speaker A:

Hell no.

Speaker A:

So I hear him talking.

Speaker A:

He ain't went killing that one of them hoe that's taking his money.

Speaker A:

And that bitch say she go get some more.

Speaker A:

Tight ass nigga making $250,000 a month don't want to pay.

Speaker A:

Nigga, what you crying about?

Speaker A:

Child support.

Speaker A:

When you.

Speaker A:

You wasn't tripping.

Speaker A:

When you were calming and fucking, you wasn't tripping.

Speaker A:

You done credit this lifestyle for these kids.

Speaker A:

Pay it, bitch ass nigga, and quit crying about it.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah, you picked the right hoe.

Speaker B:

Then, N.

Speaker B:

Is there such thing as living above your means as a child that's under 10, let's say 20,000amonth for a child under 10 years old.

Speaker A:

You didn't say this when you were with the mama.

Speaker A:

How you go?

Speaker A:

You gave her this lifestyle, nigga.

Speaker A:

Most niggas show up playing like they can pay for this, pay for that.

Speaker A:

Nigga, this is what they Expect this is what you presented.

Speaker A:

So keep being the kind of man you done presented yourself to be.

Speaker C:

Nigga, you just said something.

Speaker C:

Pick the right hoe.

Speaker C:

What characteristics should you look for in a good hoe?

Speaker A:

Mama and daddy, that's where you started.

Speaker A:

Nigga.

Speaker A:

Look over her shoulder and find out Mommy and daddy, what kind of relationship them.

Speaker A:

Yeah, nigga, that's where you started.

Speaker A:

Because that's the root and the fruit.

Speaker A:

Because the root and the fruit are all in the same.

Speaker A:

That's why wack100 got a gay son.

Speaker A:

He gay.

Speaker A:

Because the roots and the fruits are all the same.

Speaker A:

You can't produce this if it ain't this things I didn't know.

Speaker A:

Especially one is.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker A:

Nah homie.

Speaker A:

So nigga, look past the shoulder.

Speaker A:

So once you look at.

Speaker A:

Once you look at mommy and daddy, nigga, what kind of spirit mama got?

Speaker A:

Is she loving?

Speaker A:

Is she compassionate?

Speaker A:

Is she empathetic?

Speaker A:

If she got a spiteful mama, nigga, then yeah, yeah, you.

Speaker A:

Yeah, you ain't got the right kind of bitch.

Speaker A:

Cause she go teach her how to be spiteful, nigga.

Speaker A:

Tina Turner sent her ass back to Ike, nigga.

Speaker A:

Nigga, Ike, nigga.

Speaker A:

Yeah, nigga, Tina Turner, mama.

Speaker A:

Bitch, you better get back over there, nigga.

Speaker A:

So now homie, so nigga, you gotta look at the roots and then look at the fruit.

Speaker B:

I have to ask her, you know, Ms.

Speaker B:

Be nasty.

Speaker A:

Who are that?

Speaker B:

It's a porn star.

Speaker B:

Is she a porn star?

Speaker A:

I don't watch porn.

Speaker B:

N.

Speaker B:

Is she a porn star?

Speaker A:

She is a porn star.

Speaker B:

Okay, I thought she was a show pussy, but with that being said, what is that?

Speaker B:

I thought you show.

Speaker B:

I didn't know what you fucked.

Speaker A:

I tell n all the time.

Speaker A:

When I was in a boys home N I used to read Danielle Steele love novels and jack off to the sexy stories.

Speaker A:

Yeah, I couldn't wait to get out of school nigga to finish that motherfucking story and be back down that motherfucking middle stall taking my time with that dick, flipping them pages.

Speaker A:

Them nigga watching porn was rushing that dick.

Speaker A:

I was taking my time with that dick.

Speaker A:

You lying to me.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

He thrust his hips upon her pelvic and stroked her road.

Speaker A:

Yeah, that's how I know how to.

Speaker B:

Talk to women for the same chronicles.

Speaker B:

So I asked that because her.

Speaker B:

Her baby daddy put.

Speaker B:

Put her on child support to take care of their child.

Speaker A:

And who got the baby?

Speaker B:

She got the baby.

Speaker B:

But she's doing porn to.

Speaker A:

Oh, that's.

Speaker A:

That's one of them spousal support ass nigga.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker A:

He like, yeah, yeah, he one of them kind of.

Speaker B:

Yeah, yeah, you.

Speaker B:

Cause she he ex military, so he like, I get, I get goddamn retirement, veterans paycheck and education.

Speaker B:

But I still need to put you on child support.

Speaker A:

Cause you out here doing he a whole ass.

Speaker A:

And I don't mean to put my business out there.

Speaker A:

Nigga, I had the kids as a single father.

Speaker A:

And nigga, I was getting probably about what I hate to say this, but, nigga, I went and played blind.

Speaker A:

I went and played blind to get disability.

Speaker B:

Very smart.

Speaker A:

Because I got the kids right.

Speaker A:

So I went and played blind, visually impaired.

Speaker A:

And I am very smart, but I went overboard with with it.

Speaker A:

And I still let her get them to load checks.

Speaker A:

And I was struggling.

Speaker A:

I was struggling.

Speaker A:

But I ain't f to go put on child put on child support.

Speaker A:

My.

Speaker A:

Yeah, nah, man, that's a whole ass.

Speaker C:

I I man, I want to ask you a personal question about that.

Speaker C:

Were you raising your kids, like, as a single father?

Speaker C:

Like, how do you make up for the fact that the mother's not in the home?

Speaker A:

Like, you let them go with their mama?

Speaker A:

Yeah, N Whenever she wanna come pick him up and be sorry, let her be sorry.

Speaker A:

You can't focus on her being sorry.

Speaker A:

Nigga, you gotta focus on you being better.

Speaker A:

But I had a good support system.

Speaker A:

I had my mama and my sister, nigga, and I can.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah, nah, I had a good support system.

Speaker A:

So, nigga trying to work, but nigga want to be there for the kids.

Speaker A:

So.

Speaker A:

Nigga, it's hard to be a single father and pick the kids up from school.

Speaker A:

Most warehouse jobs, nigga, you go do 10 or 12 hours.

Speaker A:

So, nigga, I had to find.

Speaker A:

Yeah, nigga, I did.

Speaker A:

Yeah, nigga, I found some loopholes.

Speaker A:

So I wanted to be in their life and I didn't want to put them off on mama.

Speaker A:

Cause nigga, mama still got to work.

Speaker A:

Nigga, these my kids.

Speaker A:

So n.

Speaker A:

I had to figure out a way to be in their life.

Speaker A:

Yeah, baby mama was.

Speaker A:

Yeah, nigga, she did her thing, nigga.

Speaker A:

But nigga, yeah, nigga, I gotta work on me, I guess.

Speaker C:

Because there are moments when that you'll come upon where you like, man, fuck that bitch.

Speaker C:

You talk to your mama about something your mama should be handling.

Speaker A:

Oh, well, I never had to say that because I had my mama gotcha.

Speaker A:

I got my sister.

Speaker A:

So the type of woman that I needed they mama to be, man.

Speaker A:

Yeah, at times, me and your mama ain't shit.

Speaker A:

Fuck that.

Speaker A:

But nigga, my mama said, nigga, the best thing you can give them kids, nigga, is to treat your mama right.

Speaker A:

Even if she is what she.

Speaker A:

Yeah, homie.

Speaker A:

So my mother became the example they need to see while I work on me.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

N.

Speaker A:

Most niggas don't wanna work on them, so they focus on the bitch.

Speaker A:

Fight with the bitch, trip with the bitch.

Speaker A:

Nah, nah, I was too busy trying to fix me because, nigga, I'm financially struggling and it don't feel good to be a poor dad.

Speaker A:

I told y'all broke me whole heart.

Speaker A:

He heard me fighting with the principal by.

Speaker A:

I think it was some after school program.

Speaker A:

I said, man, I'm just a poor man.

Speaker A:

That boy.

Speaker A:

He said, dad, are we really poor?

Speaker A:

Had turtles in his eye, man.

Speaker A:

I looked at that, I said, yeah, me hope we really poor.

Speaker A:

That eye filled up with water and said, is there anything you can do about it?

Speaker A:

Nigga, that ripped my soul out.

Speaker B:

Oh, that's the question.

Speaker A:

Is there any?

Speaker A:

And I said, yeah, Miho.

Speaker A:

Every day I try to do something about it, but N, I was lying because I was in the PO Meet stage and I was waiting on some lawsuit money from a car wreck.

Speaker B:

The settlement come in when the settlement.

Speaker A:

Yeah, nigga.

Speaker A:

And I was bullshitting that little nigga, but, nigga, it ripped my soul apart.

Speaker A:

N.

Speaker A:

And I never forget the look on his face.

Speaker A:

N.

Speaker A:

That's why N can't tell me shit about what I'm doing now, nigga, to feed my baby.

Speaker B:

Let me ask you, the 30 year old young man trying to settle down.

Speaker B:

A female got a lot of bodies or little bodies.

Speaker A:

Don't worry about her bodies.

Speaker B:

Yeah, but I say, does it matter?

Speaker A:

It don't matter.

Speaker B:

Yeah, reset button.

Speaker A:

Let's go forward, man.

Speaker A:

You know how many niggas got a good bitch when we were running trains on a girl?

Speaker A:

And he whispered and said, you ain't gotta do this.

Speaker B:

That one, man, you that one.

Speaker A:

They still in love today.

Speaker B:

Yeah, that one.

Speaker A:

Yeah, I.

Speaker A:

He tongue kisses, slide the rub off all that.

Speaker A:

You ain't got it.

Speaker A:

And we been flipping this bitch since elementary, nigga.

Speaker A:

What?

Speaker A:

And he come out holding her hand, saying, she ain't gotta do this no more, y'all.

Speaker A:

N, he got a good bitch now.

Speaker C:

I wanna counteract that.

Speaker C:

I just watched an interview with Big Bank.

Speaker C:

He was talking to a young lady who was married and she was like, she married her husband.

Speaker C:

Cause she knew he was lying.

Speaker A:

He was a simp'cause he took care of her kid, right?

Speaker A:

That's a riding bitch, right?

Speaker A:

Because a woman would understand, nigga.

Speaker A:

Only a man could do that.

Speaker A:

Not a simp.

Speaker A:

A simp.

Speaker A:

Go come in and watch your daughter grow up and try to fuck her.

Speaker A:

Ooh, that was a simple dude.

Speaker A:

But, nigga, a man to come in and treat and act like these kids healed and make a sacrifice to make y'all.

Speaker A:

Nah, that's real life, street star.

Speaker A:

That's what a man would do.

Speaker A:

Man, that's a bitch don't know nothing.

Speaker A:

Yeah, that's a.

Speaker A:

That's a rotten, dirty leg that don't know nothing.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

No, man, that.

Speaker A:

Whoever she is and.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker A:

May God curse her forever.

Speaker A:

Whoever you here, may no happiness ever come to you.

Speaker A:

Yeah, man, I hate, man, I hate a man.

Speaker A:

That's why I'm so respectful, man.

Speaker A:

That's why I do a bitch bad.

Speaker A:

God damn, I do a bitch bad, nigga.

Speaker B:

Oh, shit.

Speaker B:

That's real shit.

Speaker B:

No, no, no.

Speaker B:

There are men out there that will come in and take care of other kids.

Speaker B:

They are my kids now.

Speaker B:

Oh, respect it up.

Speaker A:

That's what a man do, homie.

Speaker A:

A man don't come in and push stipulation down.

Speaker A:

He come in and meet a need.

Speaker B:

There you go.

Speaker A:

Little boys come in and say, man, no, I'm not doing this.

Speaker A:

That's what the boy do.

Speaker A:

But, nigga, a man come in and look around and just meet the needs.

Speaker A:

He don't have no stipulations.

Speaker B:

Come on, now.

Speaker B:

Come on, now.

Speaker B:

Can't come in and start kicking kids out the house.

Speaker A:

Goddammit, man, you don't come in and mistreat nothing because you know this what come with her.

Speaker A:

A man understand that the boy saying, man, fuck them kids, man.

Speaker A:

I don't like your dad, homie.

Speaker A:

That's what the little.

Speaker A:

But, nigga, the man come in and meet needs.

Speaker B:

Yeah, I ain't gonna lie.

Speaker B:

My stepdaddy, 20 years military, he came into my mama's house and I have a handicap.

Speaker B:

He came in and took all of that over.

Speaker B:

I said for life.

Speaker B:

I respect.

Speaker A:

That's what a man do, my Nick.

Speaker B:

Hey, that's what I need to see.

Speaker B:

That's what I need to see.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Yeah, man don't put stipulation on his manhood.

Speaker A:

He just meet him as a man, whether he like him or not, whether it feel good.

Speaker A:

A man just do what a man gotta do, homie.

Speaker B:

Man, let's do it like that.

Speaker B:

All right, Charles, let's go and talk about it.

Speaker B:

Man, wrong address again.

Speaker B:

We came to the premiere.

Speaker B:

It was a dope premiere, sold out.

Speaker B:

Every seat filled up.

Speaker A:

Yeah, homie, Y'all was the only platform came.

Speaker A:

No shout out, shout out.

Speaker B:

Half Pint Films.

Speaker A:

Sh.

Speaker A:

Half Pint.

Speaker B:

Dallas Global.

Speaker A:

Dallas Global.

Speaker A:

But yeah, y'all rock with me yeah.

Speaker B:

We rock yeah, we, we rocked that.

Speaker B:

We rocked that.

Speaker A:

Yeah, y'all rock with me I gave.

Speaker A:

I gave half.

Speaker A:

I.

Speaker A:

I gave Half Paint a personal invite.

Speaker A:

So he supposed to been my host.

Speaker A:

Yeah, he supposed been my host.

Speaker B:

That was a blessing for those who again there seems they've seen pictures.

Speaker B:

Like Faz said he's seen the trailer for the people that actually want to watch this movie.

Speaker A:

Nigga, I play a serious role.

Speaker A:

I just so happen to make you laugh at times.

Speaker A:

I play Mr.

Speaker A:

White, who.

Speaker A:

I play the role of a father and a grandfather.

Speaker A:

My daughter has good morals and good standards.

Speaker A:

She fucking with a nigga that's kind of financially struggling.

Speaker A:

So he's in a compromised position.

Speaker A:

He staying with her.

Speaker A:

Somebody deliver a box to the address.

Speaker A:

I wake up one morning and go look out on the porch and see this motherfucking box.

Speaker A:

I bring it in.

Speaker A:

I don't touch it.

Speaker A:

Cause it ain't got my name on it.

Speaker A:

He come in along and find out there's some weed in this motherfucker.

Speaker A:

And there's some violent gangster nigga who this weed belong to that run the neighborhood.

Speaker A:

He go off to go to hustling because she putting pressure on his ass by making money.

Speaker A:

Just like the average black man wake up in a compromised state when he live with a woman.

Speaker A:

So he have to make irrational and illogical decisions that could cost him his life or cost him our lives.

Speaker A:

So, yeah, because he run off with these people, Package, my grandson get killed.

Speaker A:

And so I know the dirty police officer who involved with this.

Speaker A:

We got some history.

Speaker A:

And I'm willing to work with the police trying to help get this thing solved.

Speaker A:

But it's a twist to it.

Speaker A:

So y'all gotta watch the movie to catch the twist.

Speaker A:

But it shows a serious side of.

Speaker A:

So I get to show some real.

Speaker B:

Serious acting skills now in the movie and shout out Smack.

Speaker B:

Who's who plays the role.

Speaker B:

But Trap Boy Freddy was supposed to be.

Speaker A:

He's supposed to be in.

Speaker A:

But yeah, he ended up.

Speaker A:

So he got sentenced.

Speaker A:

They sent him to the Fed.

Speaker A:

So he probably been playing a role of what Smack played.

Speaker B:

So have y'all already started shooting?

Speaker A:

Well, nah, homie.

Speaker A:

We was just.

Speaker A:

We had just done the audition.

Speaker A:

So around the time we.

Speaker A:

Around the time we did, the people flew in from all over the country to come do the audition.

Speaker A:

So the audition was a huge success.

Speaker A:

Trap Boy Freddie had just got sentenced.

Speaker B:

But he was already sewn into the role.

Speaker B:

Like he's.

Speaker A:

Yeah, that was his role.

Speaker A:

And then n.

Speaker A:

I had just found out that I had these warrants for me.

Speaker A:

So I couldn't show up to the audition because I was afraid I was gonna get arrested.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

So I had just come back, you know, finding out I had these charges on me.

Speaker A:

So I had missed the auditioning.

Speaker A:

But nah, homie, it was a real success for it to be here in Dallas.

Speaker B:

It was a very.

Speaker A:

Yeah, people flew in from all over the country.

Speaker A:

Yeah, I'm talking about some.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker A:

And so the part two is we supposed to catch Trap boy Freddy coming out the feds.

Speaker A:

But them ass tried to play tough with me with that yellow at the out at 5am yeah, we had.

Speaker A:

We had just left the club.

Speaker A:

I remember this Sexy Red was in town.

Speaker A:

Me and Sexy Red for the kiss and probably make a baby.

Speaker B:

It was about to go down, man.

Speaker A:

Them whole ass nigga went to trying to hate me.

Speaker A:

Yeah, well, nigga, I'm out there by myself.

Speaker A:

So they, you know, the nigga trying to play with me like Uncle Weenie.

Speaker A:

So it's one nigga, man, I don't even know who these little niggas is.

Speaker A:

But I kept telling, say, trap white man, you better get your little nigga.

Speaker A:

And them nigga trying to tell me, man, I just done seven years so I would kill him.

Speaker A:

Nigga, I'm West Dallas.

Speaker A:

Dis with nigga.

Speaker A:

Fuck West Dallas, nigga.

Speaker A:

Fuck Oak Cliff, bitch ass nigga.

Speaker A:

So he steady talking that hood talking to me.

Speaker A:

It was just me, my little mama and my partner O.

Speaker A:

Yeah, little fam goon.

Speaker A:

So we could have made it bigger than what it was.

Speaker A:

But yeah, no.

Speaker A:

So but Trap was sitting back, really just lit.

Speaker A:

Okay, I'm gonna get real disrespectful.

Speaker A:

So once I start seeing them got their phones out, I said, oh, man, these ass playing for the camera.

Speaker A:

Yeah, that's why they wouldn't release the whole video.

Speaker A:

I told Sean Cotton, you better release that whole video to show these.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Nah, they were trying to Weenie.

Speaker A:

Unc and Unc ain't no weenie.

Speaker A:

Yeah, that why right to this day you don't see that whole video.

Speaker A:

But them people on the side were sneaking in record.

Speaker A:

Cause nigga, I was stuck in, Nigga.

Speaker A:

So the 5am Security saw them nigga was trying to jump on me.

Speaker A:

So once I saw a camera, I said, you know what?

Speaker A:

I'm gonna get the police, boy.

Speaker A:

I went to go get the police all them nigga took out running.

Speaker A:

And I got a real police report number.

Speaker A:

The police officer, man, you playing or what y'all?

Speaker A:

Because I come out, hey, I wanna.

Speaker A:

I made a big old scene.

Speaker A:

And so the police officer, he was black, he said, man, you playing?

Speaker A:

No, do I gotta call 911 to be S.

Speaker A:

But I was just bullshitting.

Speaker C:

Though, you know, it's crazy when I saw that video because we was just at the club and a nigga walked up to you saying, charleston, you the realest nigga living.

Speaker C:

I watched it with my own eyes.

Speaker C:

So it's like the respect.

Speaker C:

You're not lacking in respect.

Speaker A:

Like it's the little nie that's with him that they don't have the same starlight that he got, but they wish they could have it.

Speaker A:

So they really trying to jones on me.

Speaker A:

And I'm like, nigga, I don't play with no nigga in real life.

Speaker A:

Nigga, I don't crack jokes.

Speaker A:

Because I'm gonna get real disrespectful if you talking that hood shit to me.

Speaker A:

N.

Speaker A:

Fuck your hood, bitch ass.

Speaker A:

I'm gonna make you crash out N.

Speaker A:

And I got all these little weapons to embarrass you, nigga.

Speaker A:

Yeah, and I'm finna go lie and tell the police y'all trying to sneak a gun in the club.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah, nigga, I'm on.

Speaker A:

Yeah, I'm a dirty motherfucker when you fucking with me.

Speaker A:

And I'm gonna find out who your baby mama is and report her to CPS and say she do drugs in front of the kid.

Speaker A:

Cause I know she get high or something.

Speaker A:

So, nigga, I make your life fucked up playing with me.

Speaker A:

Bitch ass nigga, I'ma love you.

Speaker B:

Go deep.

Speaker A:

You go deep.

Speaker A:

And I shoot that gun too.

Speaker A:

N.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker A:

And I call the police immediately afterwards.

Speaker A:

Words.

Speaker B:

So you and trap boy's relationship after.

Speaker A:

That, it's been sour.

Speaker A:

Just stay home.

Speaker A:

Yellow Beezy had the call and said, man, I even threw him in it.

Speaker A:

You too?

Speaker A:

Yeah, I got mad at the whole little.

Speaker B:

I just did interview, man.

Speaker A:

Listen, he called me God damn uncle man, his manager, everybody called.

Speaker A:

I'm mad at everybody.

Speaker A:

But then after a few days, man, I'm just bullshitting on me.

Speaker A:

Yeah, but nah, me and Trapp, we sour from that because I looked that in his eye to him.

Speaker A:

But I saw he couldn't control them young niggas.

Speaker A:

So don't come talking that big dog shit, nigga, you nigga any nigga.

Speaker A:

I say chill, homie, go Chill.

Speaker A:

Yeah, trap got OGs, nigga, but you talk that shit on this record.

Speaker A:

Shit, nigga, you talk like you a real big dog of Dallas, nigga.

Speaker A:

And MO3 had you niggas put up, nigga.

Speaker A:

So don't play with me, nigga.

Speaker A:

Mo3, that's why he made the song outside.

Speaker A:

You nigga wasn't outside when he was breathing and living.

Speaker A:

So n don't play with me like, you know, big dog, nigga.

Speaker A:

I'm a real big dog in this city, nigga.

Speaker A:

I'm a real big dog.

Speaker A:

Yeah, and my wanted to.

Speaker A:

Yeah, some wanted to trip about that.

Speaker A:

About you trying to treat me a ass.

Speaker B:

Yeah, it was a.

Speaker B:

It was a.

Speaker B:

It was a.

Speaker B:

The 48 hours of that was kind.

Speaker A:

Of like, oh, well, I know them little to see the little yellow homie.

Speaker A:

He'll hit me in my mouth.

Speaker A:

You won't do nothing to me, ho.

Speaker A:

It's 20.

Speaker A:

You won't do nothing to me.

Speaker A:

Won't even touch me.

Speaker A:

Better catch me sleep somewhere.

Speaker A:

Can't do nothing to me with my eyes open.

Speaker A:

So trap and I ain't no bad homie, but I ain't done nothing to nobody.

Speaker A:

So you better not bother me.

Speaker A:

You better not try to with me by what I done said.

Speaker A:

And you done done wrong to people in real life.

Speaker A:

You better not say nothing to me about what I done said.

Speaker A:

And you done nothing wrong to people.

Speaker A:

I ain't done wrong to my people.

Speaker A:

That's why I speak so boldly.

Speaker B:

So Trap may not be in part two.

Speaker A:

He ain't part two.

Speaker A:

He ain't in.

Speaker A:

He tried to call Dewberry and try to downplay it.

Speaker A:

He.

Speaker A:

Nah, man.

Speaker A:

No, that.

Speaker A:

That was with you.

Speaker A:

Don't try to act like that nigga wasn't with you.

Speaker A:

Coward ass.

Speaker A:

That n a coward to me.

Speaker A:

And I really want to fight that little.

Speaker A:

And all them little were talking like they were tough.

Speaker A:

I just done seven years with Melvin.

Speaker A:

Fuck Melvin, too.

Speaker A:

You think, man, Nigga, Melvin.

Speaker A:

Nigga, fuck Melvin, too, nigga.

Speaker A:

You think Melvin somebody n that nigga.

Speaker A:

Nigga, fuck Melvin, too, nigga.

Speaker B:

All right, so with that being said.

Speaker A:

Boy, y'all done got me wrong address.

Speaker B:

Wrong address will be.

Speaker B:

You will be able to see it where and when there's another premiere going on.

Speaker B:

Cause you went to.

Speaker A:

So, so we got.

Speaker A:

We got.

Speaker A:

So right now we're doing a promotional movie tour.

Speaker A:

So we got like eight more.

Speaker A:

So we be in Texark county next week.

Speaker A:

Texark County, Monroe.

Speaker A:

We got Detroit we working on.

Speaker A:

We just talked to Eric from Eric Yarn Production.

Speaker A:

Which is the agency I'm signed to.

Speaker A:

So they bring it to Hollywood.

Speaker A:

Shout out to Mezi.

Speaker A:

He just got off the phone with Cinemark Tubi.

Speaker A:

Some more other people, man.

Speaker A:

lease, like, Valentine Day of:

Speaker A:

So, yeah, now, nigga, shout out Mezi.

Speaker B:

Cause I will say this, for every premiere y'all gonna do again, the energy that was in Dallas was electric.

Speaker B:

You had to be there.

Speaker B:

So the next premiere that's coming up, make sure you get your tickets or whatever.

Speaker A:

Whatever.

Speaker B:

Yeah, yeah, you gotta be there.

Speaker A:

You gotta be there.

Speaker A:

Cause it's.

Speaker A:

So we did one right after Dallas, so we had to go to Jackson, Mississippi, which is his home state.

Speaker B:

I saw you on the news with Jackson on the.

Speaker A:

Jacksonville, Dallas didn't show me no love.

Speaker A:

But y'all, homie.

Speaker B:

That's weird.

Speaker A:

104, nigga.

Speaker A:

Everybody.

Speaker A:

I'm on the news everywhere else, homie.

Speaker A:

But, nigga, they hate on me, nigga.

Speaker A:

They hate on me because I'm a nigga that comes from the community.

Speaker A:

And I done checked everybody from their lack of community involvement.

Speaker A:

That go from bay.

Speaker A:

Bay 97 9, whatever.

Speaker A:

That bitch I was arguing with when TK Kirkland had us on there, or what's her name?

Speaker A:

Kiki?

Speaker A:

Or whatever her name is.

Speaker A:

Yeah, homie.

Speaker A:

That bitch down.

Speaker B:

Yeah, that bitch, yeah.

Speaker A:

Oh, so, homie, no.

Speaker A:

Because they can't find no dirt on my name.

Speaker A:

So that's why the Breakfast Club can't sit with me.

Speaker A:

Them niggas have been accused of all kind of.

Speaker A:

You see what I'm saying?

Speaker A:

So I went to Jackson, Mississippi, that following Sunday.

Speaker A:

We had a great turnout there.

Speaker A:

I got to meet the Jackson State football players.

Speaker A:

So them done invited me to come to their championship game.

Speaker A:

So I'm gonna be at their bowl game on the side.

Speaker A:

Yeah, no.

Speaker A:

Shout out to Jackson State football team.

Speaker A:

My.

Speaker A:

Come on, Colorado.

Speaker A:

It's still HBCU on mine, nigga.

Speaker A:

You see that?

Speaker A:

It's still HBCU on mine.

Speaker A:

Hashtag hbcu.

Speaker A:

The city didn't show me no love, nigga.

Speaker A:

But the people I fuck with, like, y'all.

Speaker B:

Come on.

Speaker A:

Yeah, the city didn't show no love, but the city showed love.

Speaker A:

N.

Speaker A:

I had white people.

Speaker A:

Alex Stein.

Speaker A:

Them people drove from, man, niggas drove from all over to come make this movie premiere, homie.

Speaker A:

A guy came from Ruston, Louisiana.

Speaker A:

N blew my mama mind.

Speaker A:

And he came and drove.

Speaker A:

Yeah, homie, by herself.

Speaker A:

So we got a lot of support.

Speaker A:

What'd your mom think of your acting prowess, mama?

Speaker A:

Then were Proud.

Speaker B:

There you go.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker A:

She didn't like the sex scene with my daughter and my niece and my nephew.

Speaker B:

It was a wild scene.

Speaker B:

I was like, what the hell?

Speaker B:

That came out of nowhere.

Speaker A:

Mama didn't like this.

Speaker A:

This ain't no kid movie.

Speaker B:

So, yeah, that's somebody behind me said, baby, shut your eyes.

Speaker B:

I said, oh, damn, this kid.

Speaker A:

Oh, that was my mama.

Speaker A:

That my mama there.

Speaker A:

My 84 year old grandmama.

Speaker A:

So just a message I got from my 84 year old grandmama, homie.

Speaker A:

Yeah, because at one point in time, they thought they were crazy with the shit that they were because my mom not on social media.

Speaker A:

So the shit that people would call and say, and y'all too, I mean, mama, they can't like you.

Speaker A:

And they called and told you that.

Speaker A:

But the shit she was hearing that I was saying was like, man, you know, because nigga would put my mama address online, they would put my home address online, find out with my daughter, nigga.

Speaker A:

So nigga was really acting like they go come do something based off the shit that I was saying.

Speaker A:

So my family was worried.

Speaker A:

And I'm saying, man, motherfucker don't do nothing to me, mom.

Speaker A:

Because I ain't done nothing to nobody to warrant that kind of energy.

Speaker A:

The people who want to hurt me have really done things to people.

Speaker A:

So how they go ignore what they done done to try to come address what I'm saying?

Speaker A:

Come on, nigga.

Speaker A:

I thought actions speak louder than words.

Speaker A:

And my actions will make a motherfucker quiet when you really look at them.

Speaker B:

That's some real stuff.

Speaker B:

So with that.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

Message.

Speaker B:

Goddamn.

Speaker B:

So wrong address is coming.

Speaker B:

It's gonna be available for everybody soon.

Speaker B:

Sooner than later.

Speaker B:

Make sure y'all go check it out.

Speaker B:

But also you personally, you have.

Speaker B:

Is it called the underground railroad?

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah, 20, 25, man.

Speaker A:

So right now I'm doing a speak.

Speaker A:

No evil comedy show.

Speaker A:

So I'm just.

Speaker A:

It's just a prelude to shout out to Eric Young production.

Speaker A:

So that's why they want y'all.

Speaker A:

That's why they want to do the pig poker.

Speaker A:

So a lot of doors were closed on me, homie, because I was a black man advocating second amendment rights, showing all these guns.

Speaker A:

So it made me look violent.

Speaker A:

So, nigga, the helium, the stardom, homie, a lot of people were closing their doors to me, homie, because for one, I didn't have an agency and I didn't have the proper management.

Speaker A:

So, nigga, I'm looking like the volatile black man that's go.

Speaker A:

You know, Motherfucker place go get shot up.

Speaker A:

And they don't know what kind of business I do.

Speaker A:

So once I signed with the agency and start performing in white clubs, homie, they say, okay, he's good to work with.

Speaker A:

He's professional.

Speaker A:

Now they understand the character a lot more.

Speaker A:

Homie, I'm selling out places and venues, homie, that me and N.

Speaker A:

And I'm doing this with no promotion, just my name on my name on the website and me maybe doing a drop N selling out.

Speaker A:

So we got a whole tour for:

Speaker A:

And once we get through with that, then we have the underground Underground Railroad kings of comedy.

Speaker A:

So, like the underground king paying homage to Pim C and UGK homage to underground kings of railroad comedy.

Speaker A:

So what I'm trying to do is I'm letting the people pick who funny.

Speaker A:

Y'all tell me who funny.

Speaker A:

When I come to y'all city, that's who I'm gonna put on stage.

Speaker A:

Then I'm gonna reach back like I went and got Scruncho or Lady Re out of St.

Speaker A:

Louis.

Speaker A:

The older comedians who maybe come from the Def Comedy Jam era, comic view era, who no longer is really performing.

Speaker A:

And the youth don't know.

Speaker A:

So I'm bringing the young and the old together, putting us back on stage.

Speaker A:

And I'm using my light to shine everybody.

Speaker A:

Light, homie.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

No.

Speaker B:

And from last year with you and Sean Cotton doing your birthday.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

That's what set it off.

Speaker B:

That's what set it off.

Speaker A:

That's what set it off.

Speaker B:

You selling out everywhere you're going.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

So for the promoters out there, you kind of getting into the situation.

Speaker A:

Dj, academics.

Speaker A:

You lost that boy.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

I mean, you lost out.

Speaker B:

He picking trolls, like, because.

Speaker A:

Do you blame him, though?

Speaker B:

Because it was looking.

Speaker B:

He has to answer to the people above him.

Speaker A:

Well, the people above him didn't have nothing to do with it.

Speaker A:

He let China Magnanim pressure him and math, half of them.

Speaker A:

And the people in New York, homie, they me.

Speaker A:

I, homie, we sold out.

Speaker A:

We was 80 to 90% sold out the first week of announcing it.

Speaker A:

How many people care about money?

Speaker A:

People care about money.

Speaker C:

And we heard about China Mack ever again.

Speaker A:

Ever again.

Speaker A:

Oh, let me just say this, homie, you can start from queens.

Speaker A:

Flip Bosco, 100.

Speaker A:

What's the one got killed in Nina?

Speaker A:

Boy, homie, everybody I've gotten into it with, homie.

Speaker A:

You don't hear about them no more.

Speaker A:

And I'm still doing this.

Speaker A:

None of them, homie.

Speaker A:

Everybody I've ever gotten into it with on the Internet.

Speaker A:

Because what I realized, homie, all these niggas was already on YouTube before I got here.

Speaker A:

Local homie, I done surpassed everybody.

Speaker A:

Real tune, all of them, homie.

Speaker A:

Them niggas still stagnant and stuck where they are.

Speaker A:

I keep elevating because I didn't want to be the nigga that's still stuck on YouTube.

Speaker A:

I didn't want to get stuck on the Internet, homie.

Speaker A:

So I.

Speaker A:

So what I realized is most people that got a lot of views in a big platform, on a social media platform can't transcend this in real life in the ticket sale.

Speaker A:

So I had to think, n, how can I transcend this following into real life ticket sales?

Speaker A:

And that's where I've been beating these at.

Speaker A:

Does anybody give you a run for your money at all when it comes to talking?

Speaker A:

And nobody.

Speaker A:

Because now.

Speaker A:

Now I won't.

Speaker A:

Because I don't have no personal feelings involved.

Speaker A:

So I say anything.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

I'm not personally affected by what a saying.

Speaker A:

So Tia Kemp went and got my baby mama picture during her struggle.

Speaker A:

N.

Speaker A:

She was trying hard, N.

Speaker A:

I wasn't personally affected by that.

Speaker A:

She's personally affected by what I'm saying.

Speaker C:

No, you know what I'm saying?

Speaker A:

Fuck that bitch nigga.

Speaker A:

And them her pictures, not mine.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

Wait, wait.

Speaker B:

Who conceded in you and Tia Kim?

Speaker B:

Like, did you quit or did she quit?

Speaker A:

She quit.

Speaker B:

Okay.

Speaker A:

N.

Speaker A:

I kept going months later.

Speaker C:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

Hey, wait, wait.

Speaker B:

You was beating a dead horse?

Speaker A:

N.

Speaker A:

I wouldn't have made a T shirt.

Speaker A:

I went and made T shirts and they still selling to this day.

Speaker A:

So once Rick Ross family bought them T shirt, I said, I win.

Speaker A:

I said, I win.

Speaker A:

Now, I ain't seen him.

Speaker A:

But, nigga, once I looked and saw that email and it was from.

Speaker A:

And I talked to his sister directly, I said, shit, I win.

Speaker A:

I win.

Speaker C:

Now, the funniest thing I said is seeing you was arguing with a.

Speaker C:

He say, bitch ass nigga.

Speaker C:

You waiting on a YouTube check, nigga.

Speaker C:

You sit on this bitch every day.

Speaker C:

You done hold with that YouTube check?

Speaker A:

Yeah, nigga.

Speaker A:

And you running up the electricity bill waiting on it, nigga.

Speaker A:

You got the sockets plugged in that you wanna unplug to stop the meter from running.

Speaker A:

So no, N, I done transcend the ticket sales, homie.

Speaker A:

What I realized from coming on YouTube, my nigga, is the industry pitted us against each other for sure.

Speaker A:

So that's why I get mad at N saying, so what I realized they would ask these people about Me, I didn't know nothing about these niggas.

Speaker A:

What I would hear them say would be like, nigga, man, I don't even know.

Speaker A:

So that would make me jump out and say something.

Speaker A:

They would ask, what you think about the Charleston guy?

Speaker A:

And all of them have something negative to say.

Speaker A:

I'm like, man, these nigga don't know me, man.

Speaker A:

So that's where I got the fuel from.

Speaker A:

And I realized, n, they were pitting us against each other.

Speaker A:

That's why none of us could work together.

Speaker C:

Well, you know, to stay relevant, you have to have an opinion on about a person that is relevant.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

I didn't know that they were tricking me.

Speaker A:

That's why I hate.

Speaker A:

I ain't responding to the Benzo nigga, the Benzino nigga.

Speaker A:

He might get four, five more interviews based off what I done said.

Speaker A:

You see what I'm saying?

Speaker A:

Nigga done trick me.

Speaker C:

He will.

Speaker A:

He will.

Speaker A:

Yeah, he will.

Speaker C:

Yeah, he will.

Speaker A:

So that's why me and nigga done tricked me.

Speaker A:

My N.

Speaker A:

So that's why.

Speaker A:

That's why I hate TI Responded to me.

Speaker A:

I wish he would ignore me.

Speaker A:

Yeah, N.

Speaker A:

But I realize he really a mark in real life.

Speaker B:

Do you feel ti would have responded to you after he won that seven?

Speaker B:

Was it 70 million?

Speaker B:

71.

Speaker B:

Well, do you think he would respond after he won that 71?

Speaker A:

Well, yeah.

Speaker A:

And let me say why.

Speaker A:

Because he really needs feelings about something.

Speaker A:

So.

Speaker A:

Because it was because I was already booked.

Speaker A:

And this is why I don't let nobody call me to book.

Speaker A:

Because I'm gonna say, yeah, yeah, yeah, nigga, book it.

Speaker A:

But between the manager and the agency, they got the dates.

Speaker A:

I don't know the dates.

Speaker A:

I can't keep up with all these dates.

Speaker A:

So Shorty Shorty had called me, you know, just spontaneously say, hey, man, I got my Shorty Shorty's.

Speaker A:

I think it was 30th comedy anniversary.

Speaker A:

Do you want to do it?

Speaker A:

I said, yeah, yeah.

Speaker A:

But I was already booked for the movie premiere here.

Speaker A:

So he had my name on.

Speaker A:

My face was on the flyer.

Speaker A:

My name was on the flyer.

Speaker A:

TI Showed up knowing I was thinking I was going to be there.

Speaker A:

But he showed up, and didn't nobody know he was showing up.

Speaker A:

He come through looking through the green room as if he were looking for me.

Speaker A:

So my nigga hit me and say, man, I just wanna give your heads up because I just had a comedy show.

Speaker A:

So it was the week before my comedy show.

Speaker A:

I said, I hope that nigga show up in my comedy show.

Speaker A:

Because whether this go good or bad, nigga, I'm gonna make a half a million dollars off there.

Speaker A:

Had he showed up, nigga, I would go attack him and then sue him for some of that 70 million he playing.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah, I.

Speaker A:

I would go attack him and said he showed up to attack me at my venue.

Speaker A:

And, nigga, give me a piece of that 70 million.

Speaker A:

And then I just want to tell y'all something.

Speaker A:

If I had time, I would do it.

Speaker A:

You know, when you coming down that motherfucker Runway to get on the plane, there's a little section between the Runway and the plane.

Speaker A:

They supposed to have a warning sign and say, this is unlevel ground because the woman with the cane gotta step up, up.

Speaker A:

Somebody fall and break your ankle and sue the airline industry because they supposed to have a ramp.

Speaker A:

I'm giving y'all some real game.

Speaker A:

I do this every time.

Speaker A:

When I get ready to step on the plane, I put my foot right there to see.

Speaker A:

They supposed to have a ramp, homie, to cover that.

Speaker A:

And no, man, the airline industry don't have nothing to protect themselves.

Speaker A:

All you gotta do is just, boom, man, easy.

Speaker A:

If I had time, I would do so.

Speaker A:

I'm telling you, if you riding on the plane, nigga, just step right there and twist your ankle, even if you gotta break it.

Speaker A:

Ooh, you gonna get a bankroll.

Speaker C:

Hold on.

Speaker C:

Have you seen these young ladies extort niggas at the gate now, huh?

Speaker C:

They.

Speaker C:

These are.

Speaker C:

There are two airlines.

Speaker C:

Well, Frontier, there was two airline workers that closed the gate early on the N and said, we not gonna let you in unless you cash app us to get on this plane.

Speaker A:

Oh, man, you really can't get no money for that.

Speaker A:

Cause they go sue them niggas.

Speaker A:

You not hurt.

Speaker A:

Yeah, see the money, you lose that, homie.

Speaker A:

Listen, you injure yourself because they supposed to have something to let you know this is a uneven level.

Speaker A:

They every nigga, every construction site, everything.

Speaker A:

So normally, if you fly Delta, they're gonna have something where it's even.

Speaker A:

So they got the nigga who probably coming to work high driving that thing up to the plane.

Speaker A:

He don't have it perfectly where.

Speaker A:

Nigger, it's an even surface.

Speaker A:

It have to be an even surface where there's no.

Speaker A:

There's no room for you to injure yourself.

Speaker A:

It's always a little room for you to injure yourself.

Speaker A:

So n.

Speaker A:

Somebody sued N.

Speaker A:

Just n.

Speaker A:

Come on now.

Speaker A:

I ain't got time to do it.

Speaker B:

So wait, wait, Charleston, before we get out of here, like, just As a game.

Speaker A:

I bet they fix it.

Speaker A:

I bet every other day right now after today, after today, it gonna take them a while to do it, nigga.

Speaker C:

I bet they don't.

Speaker A:

So it's gonna take them away.

Speaker B:

As a black culture, you know, we don't understand a lot to sue.

Speaker B:

We don't be on prosecution.

Speaker A:

Well, let me just say this, this is why.

Speaker B:

This is the game on.

Speaker B:

What we should look for to sue niggas.

Speaker A:

If you got home insurance and you done pay for fire at some point, nigga, start a fire at the house, leave the stove on, nigga, and let the bit burn up somewhere, nigga.

Speaker A:

Cause you been paying insurance for how long and you ain't fired nothing.

Speaker A:

Fuck that deductible based on where you gonna.

Speaker A:

Because your policy might give you $100,000 for that little thousand dollar deductible.

Speaker A:

If you've been paying car insurance and you trying to have a perfect record with the insurance income, you just giving his money.

Speaker A:

Nigga, you supposed to have some fender benders, perfect record.

Speaker A:

You supposed to have suspended six years, no loss.

Speaker A:

Nigga, you been paying insurance for 10 years and you ain't never filed a claim, Dummy.

Speaker B:

You want a bad end.

Speaker A:

Of that stick, man.

Speaker A:

Nigga, you, nigga.

Speaker A:

So every nigga used to treat you supposed to, if you been paying insurance, nigga, cash in at some point, my nigga.

Speaker B:

Oh, shit, man.

Speaker A:

Let them airbags bust.

Speaker A:

Do something.

Speaker B:

This is America, man.

Speaker A:

Listen, that's how you get ahead.

Speaker B:

No, hey, listen, I'm gonna put this on record.

Speaker B:

Cause I'm gonna go find this motherfucker, my son, who he just went off to the military.

Speaker B:

He hit a small fender bender.

Speaker B:

I'm gonna show you the picture after this.

Speaker B:

He hit a small fender bender and he had insurance.

Speaker B:

But I said, don't worry about that, we'll pay out of pocket.

Speaker B:

Then people came back with a $44,000 bill.

Speaker B:

I said, I'm talking about the smallest little rear end.

Speaker B:

Boom, boom.

Speaker B:

$44,000.

Speaker B:

What the fuck?

Speaker A:

They must have been white.

Speaker B:

They was a rap.

Speaker B:

They was Indian.

Speaker A:

They understand the game.

Speaker A:

I said, they understand home.

Speaker A:

I wanna get mad at them, but I'm like, that's free money.

Speaker A:

You mean to tell me you're gonna pay insurance all your life on these things and you never cash in?

Speaker A:

N Just some of them policies, my nigga.

Speaker A:

Man, please, nigga.

Speaker A:

Nigga, I can't say what I want to say.

Speaker A:

But man, shit.

Speaker A:

Let me just say this for the next one.

Speaker A:

One time we went out of town, let's Go and came back, and the sitting fans had caught a fire some kind of way.

Speaker A:

Shit, nigga, that was a $200,000 check, nigga.

Speaker A:

Nigga, you staying in the apartment complex, before you sign your lease, they make you go get flood insurance.

Speaker A:

They gonna get all this other kind of insurance.

Speaker A:

Just let the bathtub overrun.

Speaker A:

Cash in.

Speaker A:

You fell asleep, man.

Speaker C:

Come on, now, hold on, hold on.

Speaker C:

The beginning of the year, my apartment.

Speaker A:

If you got a dog, kill the dog and cash in on it.

Speaker A:

I'm just playing.

Speaker A:

Cause I just find out somebody got.

Speaker A:

I just found out somebody got insurance on the dog.

Speaker A:

The dog run away, got hit by a car.

Speaker A:

Make sure somebody hit it, though.

Speaker A:

You can get another one.

Speaker B:

Make sure it's.

Speaker A:

Man, cash in, nigga.

Speaker A:

Man, now, go ahead.

Speaker A:

What you saying, my nigga?

Speaker C:

No, I was saying.

Speaker C:

So my apartment flooded because the plumbing underground was fucked up.

Speaker C:

So the city had to come up, but my whole apartment flooded.

Speaker C:

And they was like.

Speaker C:

And I'm thinking, you know, I'm just gonna claim a couple of things.

Speaker C:

I was like, I did it real light.

Speaker C:

Some Mexicans came in there to do my.

Speaker C:

I was like, oh, I fucked up so bad.

Speaker C:

Them niggas, they had earrings in.

Speaker C:

They were sagging.

Speaker B:

They came in.

Speaker C:

I was like, I fucked up.

Speaker A:

Yeah, you fucked up.

Speaker A:

Just think about how much we pay for insurance, homie.

Speaker A:

Just think about how much we pay in insurance.

Speaker A:

Come on, man.

Speaker A:

And, nigga, you ain't gonna never get your refund, man.

Speaker A:

Nigga, man, what happened to the sleeping file niggas?

Speaker B:

What happened to the.

Speaker A:

What happened to the nigga Kmart?

Speaker A:

What happened to the nigga that'll go inside of business while it's raining outside and go in and look around and see it ain't no wet flow slippery something.

Speaker B:

Church shoes.

Speaker B:

Church shoes.

Speaker A:

It ain't just fall, nigga, but I'm giving y'all some new game.

Speaker A:

Look for the uneven surfaces.

Speaker A:

Boy, they pay big.

Speaker B:

Okay, New game, they pay.

Speaker A:

OSHA pays.

Speaker A:

Man, I'm giving y'all look for the uneven surfaces.

Speaker A:

Because everything's supposed to be flat, an even surface, or it's supposed to be a sign, say, hey, y'all, this is uneven.

Speaker A:

And there's nothing more uneven when it's time to step from the motherfucking airline to get on that plane, nigga, you got them.

Speaker A:

I'm talking about.

Speaker A:

That's.

Speaker A:

I'm talking about there's no defense.

Speaker A:

They got no defense for.

Speaker B:

So.

Speaker B:

So.

Speaker B:

So I.

Speaker B:

I hate to do a callback, but the wheelchair, man, that goes to a.

Speaker B:

Stairs only.

Speaker B:

No ramp.

Speaker A:

Him lawsuit, man.

Speaker A:

He know that people have no ramp.

Speaker A:

But, yeah, he can sue under the ada.

Speaker A:

Yeah, and under the ada.

Speaker B:

So where's your rap?

Speaker A:

Yeah, man, him though get up and walk.

Speaker A:

Yeah, most of the time.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Get up and walk and fall in.

Speaker A:

You get way more money.

Speaker A:

Make him force you to have to get on them wet noodle legs.

Speaker A:

Them baby deer legs.

Speaker A:

Nigga fall.

Speaker A:

Baby deer legs.

Speaker A:

You ever seen the baby deer when he born?

Speaker A:

He can't stand up straight for nothing.

Speaker B:

Why is one bigger than the other?

Speaker B:

Why?

Speaker A:

Yeah, see, just sitting there in the wheelchair complaining.

Speaker A:

You might get a little something.

Speaker A:

But, boy, if you stand up and try to go up them stairs, knowing you go tumbling.

Speaker A:

Oh, boy, you never have.

Speaker A:

Boy, you be rich for generations.

Speaker B:

Your kids.

Speaker B:

Your kids.

Speaker A:

You gotta think outside the box, motherfucker.

Speaker B:

You gotta think outside.

Speaker A:

And I'm always thinking outside the box, man.

Speaker B:

Man.

Speaker C:

Man.

Speaker B:

With that being said, Charleston motherfucking tight.

Speaker A:

Ass jeans, the whole guy.

Speaker A:

Yeah, man.

Speaker B:

Oh, God, yeah.

Speaker A:

Hardy.

Speaker B:

Hardy, harder.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

And these ti Bridges, these.

Speaker A:

That cool.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

These some badass and cool jeans for.

Speaker B:

Those that's gonna be eating and watching this and grabbing bite.

Speaker A:

Y'all gonna laugh and have fun like a motherfucker.

Speaker A:

But just know all y'all bullshit.

Speaker A:

But I wanna thank the Lord for the day.

Speaker A:

I bet y'all won.

Speaker A:

Get back together in two weeks from now as a family and eat together, motherfucker.

Speaker B:

I dare you.

Speaker A:

I dare you.

Speaker A:

Happy Thanksgiving.

Speaker B:

Goddamn it.

Speaker B:

Charleston White on the motherfucking couch again, man.

Speaker B:

Real life street stars.

Speaker B:

You already know what it is, man.

Speaker B:

And, Charleston, you are a real life street star.

Speaker A:

And I'm gonna say this.

Speaker A:

This the best goddamn interview of 20.

Speaker A:

Shout out real street stars, nigga.

Speaker A:

Hey.

Speaker A:

My psychological profile is I'm the kind of person you have to draw a line and say, if you cross this line, it's your ass.

Speaker A:

If you don't do that to me, N.

Speaker A:

I'm.

Speaker A:

I'm gonna fuck with you.

Speaker A:

So if you don't do that.

Speaker A:

So it's called a limited setting.

Speaker A:

So you have to put me in an environment where it's limited.

Speaker A:

And you, I have to know, boy.

Speaker A:

Ah, we gonna hit you.

Speaker A:

So that's what the slave master did.

Speaker A:

Not the slave master, but the overseer.

Speaker A:

That's what the whip was for.

Speaker A:

Okay?

Speaker A:

Y'all get this?

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

To show the other people if you do this.

Speaker A:

So I'm the kind of you got to show that to.

Speaker A:

So if you give me room, I'm gonna try to wiggle.

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