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SURVIVING O-BLOCK ft. PRINCE DRE | RTM PODCAST
Really the Moose Podcast. You already know this is the Rilla the Moose Podcast. I'm your host, rilla. I'm white boy D2A and today my boy Cash not here. We gonna hold it down. We got our brother in the building and today my boy Cash not here.
Speaker 1:You know what I'm saying. We're going to hold it down. We're going to hold it down.
Speaker 3:We got our brother in the building to come in and lay the legislation down. Man, you lay the legislation down Dick. No he ain't about me though we got our brother in the building man. Very, very special guest.
Speaker 1:Oh, man, man, man, man man. We got a very, very special guest in the building today and I'm a little excited because like.
Speaker 2:I'm a fan yeah.
Speaker 1:I've been watching his career for a while, so to like be able to sit down with him and I may have a conversation is dope.
Speaker 2:We talking about one of the creators of drill. Yeah, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1:Old Block original.
Speaker 2:Yes, sir, you know what I mean. Come on, man, we got Prince Dre in the house, prince Dre in the fucking building with Rilla Da Moose, let's give him a round of applause.
Speaker 1:You better know it. You better know it. Let's give him a round of applause for that.
Speaker 2:See, people wonder why we do the things we do man Like you all right. He had to step back down in the shoe that Balenciaga sweatsuit, Balenciaga shoes See fashion come with a price.
Speaker 1:Oh man, I mean you know Big Toby heard it sometime, you know it's still really the most. That's where I was getting at.
Speaker 2:I was getting. This is the really the most podcast. Make sure y'all share, like, subscribe, comment.
Speaker 3:If you don't, he's a hater, he's a hater, y'all already know. Because it's free.
Speaker 1:It's free man.
Speaker 2:We got OG Meech on the boards.
Speaker 1:Oh.
Speaker 2:And it's going to be one of them shows.
Speaker 1:Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 2:So we normally do the mental health thing. We go around, we ask everybody don't start off with my boy Manny. He been he been on tour lately. Yeah, I'm not going to say lately. He actually checked me before in the DM. He's been outside effects. That's very, then, outside every day. Like I said, I find it very disrespectful if you don't see Manny outside, I mean you ain't out here. Yeah, you know what?
Speaker 3:I mean Mm-hmm, you probably just ain't where we at man, you know. Yeah, I'm diddy lot Like. I feel good man. We in a real transitional space for like all the brands right now. Yeah, you feel me Just personally. You know, I'm just at a point where it's like, if it ain't um, what ransom say. He said if you don't bump into the double three times a day, then you walking with him. You know what I'm saying. So you know. I'm just taking everything how it comes, you feel me okay that battle tested.
Speaker 3:I'm just ready to knock this out one thing at a time yeah, I'm feeling that I like that too.
Speaker 1:How about you? I ain't gonna laugh, I feel feel great, that's good, I'm back.
Speaker 3:I just took my Shahada. I'm Diddy.
Speaker 1:Lai. I'm Diddy Lai, I'm Diddy Lai. I feel great.
Speaker 3:I'm sure you know what I mean. Your energy definitely we been moving around closer in the last couple days and all you know what I'm saying. Energy been amazing. You know what I'm saying. So I feel like bro Burton barking on something new, like turn that new leaf, that new chapter.
Speaker 1:We got this book we going to get it in there and all that. You know what I'm saying, rob Markman Jr. Sure, it starts there, though it starts with the energy, for sure.
Speaker 2:Rob Markman Jr. Speaking of that, might as well put this on the table.
Speaker 3:Rob Markman Jr White. How you feel White. How you feel White.
Speaker 1:Tell us how you feel. Like you said, we're going into a transitional period with all the brands. So new year, new deals, new money. Yeah, I'm just on a new path, bro. Yeah, and flourishing in all my verticals. So, yeah, we moving on high frequencies in here.
Speaker 3:Yes, yeah, corey. What's up with you, corey?
Speaker 2:how? The mental man. You know my mental right now I'm on 20, 25, I'm moving forward. Yeah, you know what I'm saying. I'm on like no bs, I'm not taking no shortcuts like what you said on the gram today. I actually needed to hear that because I'm like all right, bet.
Speaker 2:So I'm not on the wrong path, how I'm thinking. Everything I see I'm going to do, whether it's a workout, a diet, I'm doing it this year, like you know, I always push things to the side, but because I put other things first. But you know, I got it. It's self care this year.
Speaker 1:You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:So that's what I'm on this year and that's what I'm on today. That's what I'm on.
Speaker 3:We got to get those versions of ourselves like a fair chance, you know what I'm saying. Where we want to be at in life. We got to really get it fair, Cause a lot of times we go into stuff we want to, we want for them one foot out with a lot what we've been doing versus what we say we want to do. So in order to give ourselves a fair chance to be that new version. We gotta, we gotta, go two feet in with it.
Speaker 3:You know what I'm saying yeah test the waters let's see what it is what it ain't you feel me.
Speaker 1:yeah, yeah, you know, that's what our um, that's what our community don't do. We don't take the risk, we don't put both feet in. We always want to straddle the fence. That's because they make us scared.
Speaker 3:We learn young to scam or do it halfway Shortcut.
Speaker 2:Yeah, no more of that no, all work.
Speaker 1:Let's go, yes, let's go.
Speaker 2:Shortcuts white boy.
Speaker 1:Let's go.
Speaker 2:You hear me, so how we?
Speaker 1:starting this off, white boy Yo. So normally, like I ain't gonna lie, like we on season three, Mm, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:Big three bro, it's really the most.
Speaker 1:We got a new look. It's 2025. Our first episode is Prince Dre. Yeah, and.
Speaker 3:I ain't gonna hold you like we know where he from you know I'm saying old block park gardens.
Speaker 1:We know what's up so we ain't got to ask him where you from and all that. No for sure we're gonna get like right into the story. So, like me, like watching you and seeing you bit and how you like, how you came on and came in the game, right, it was aggressive, like right in your face, yeah, and and you letting people, and you was letting them know like I could rap too, like you know what I'm saying. So, with you having those, with the, with you having those traits coming into the game, I want to ask you, like what was like a few of your influences growing up, like coming up in your neighborhood and coming up under a few people, that's, known figures in the neighborhood? Like tell me what was a few of your influences coming up?
Speaker 3:Show my family Right, pac-man, pac-man yeah, yeah he was a rapper, but he was a gangster. Yes, he was like a real individual, like so the swim. You know, he was just. I'm like damn Right, damn Shit, keith. Once Keith took off, that motivated me Like oh, yeah, Okay, we doing this, yeah, okay.
Speaker 1:So with, like, your family in house mom, grandmom, you know, you getting a love from them and having influences from them. And then you seeing Pac-Man and then, as we know, like he wanted to originators at a drill shit.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 1:But by him being a real person outside of the music. You knew him on that level.
Speaker 3:I seen him on that level.
Speaker 1:I seen him on that level, yeah, yeah yeah. So coming into the music shit, keith, being like that breakout person that like really put that shit on a map, whereas though the world get to know and see a glimpse of chicago and y'all space that y'all was in, yeah, for sure, tell me where come, where you come in at with the motivation and you coming in the game and start picking up the pen to start rapping things like that I started rapping my best friend.
Speaker 3:He got killed in 2010. He was like 12, 11, I was 12, he was 11. I mean he was 13, 13, that was what he was doing. He was rapping, right, I ain't gonna, I want to be a boxer, okay, rapping one year. My little brother he was his ass, his ass can rap every song. So, knowing my little brother, I'm like I'm gonna do that shit, I can do that shit too, yeah, so once he died I'm like I'm doing that shit.
Speaker 3:Okay, he did it at that time like who was popping when I started yeah, we was listening to like gucci in chicago no, keith was. Keith was coming, just coming. Yeah, uh, you had niggas like lep bogus boys. You know pac-man he brought it.
Speaker 1:I love them, niggas bro yeah, I leave people boys go where bro I?
Speaker 3:love them. You know, pac-man was with any people, right bro? No niggas was hard.
Speaker 1:He was fired. He was hard bro and like see they was was a little bit ahead of their time. So they style of music and how they was rapping and what they was talking, the game wasn't really on that. They really was real individuals, bro.
Speaker 2:They was going through real shit.
Speaker 1:They was really them niggas. I liked them a lot and they got I don't even really want to say overlooked. I just think that's like when like and like when reality meets imitation, I guess, and it's like it just was hard for them to go over that hump because of how real they was, because you know how the game is, it's fickle. So so watching them and and having like them come on and then you smashing a game by Keith being one of the only ones to really actually come out and blow with y'all genre and y'all style of music, right, yeah, louie too.
Speaker 3:Louie, louie, louie.
Speaker 2:When LA Capone come in.
Speaker 3:LA comeie. When did LA Capone come in? La come in.
Speaker 2:A little later.
Speaker 3:We come in close, but I was rapping right before him, he was rapping too, but he came like a little after. But we saw right there though. Yeah, yeah, for sure, but you know me and LA, we was right there.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but you know me and LA.
Speaker 3:we was close to Ronald, number nine man they was they from the same block, okay, but I knew LA from my partner. They were like best friends and it was like my best friend too, so I'm a him through them, so what's the block radius between y'all and who?
Speaker 2:that and their neighborhood? Say son, yeah, they're like uh did y'all all go to the same schools and stuff?
Speaker 3:no, no, we didn't go to school with them, we went to. I went to school with like 63rd okay like drove city, jose, that's what Pac-Man and King Louie from. That's the start of drill right there. That's what drill from? Okay, they was really. It's a drill like yeah, when Keith was doing a drill, well, when Keith was doing music, they put the drill on him hey that's. That's how he got created, like the king of the drill yeah, really that's pac-man louis woo okay, that's the essence.
Speaker 1:Yeah, oh, yeah and you know, like I don't think nobody never really like spoke of it in that light. No that because man so much going on got politics going on.
Speaker 3:I don't think niggas be want to be like man.
Speaker 1:that's who started, because they feel like they got shit going on Me is really the most Fuck all that shit, they started this.
Speaker 2:They're really the most man. We just keeping it all the way.
Speaker 1:So so we're like with them putting on and then, and then keith getting uh, um the king drill name, you say, all right, I'm gonna come on, I'm, I'm gonna start doing this too, yeah, like when you, um, when you entered this, did you think like oh no, let me ask this. Think like, or no, let me ask this. When you came in right, did you think this would be an outlet for you and all your friends, and even the people that's around you, to be like take care of your families and ain't?
Speaker 3:gonna laugh when I start. I'm like this was gonna take us out. Yeah especially seeing Keith really made me like I shit possible. Then, once I started like moving around, like going to look places like Iowa, shit like that, I'm seeing how they like gravitate into, like I'm like, damn, I am taking issues, this is gonna get me out of. Yeah, so you know, we come out the uh, the ghettos bro, I am taking this shit serious. This shit finna get me out of here.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so you know, we come out the ghettos, bro, and we don't really be having a lot of navigation or like ways to even like come out and then like when we have something like music and hip-hop that we love and you actually get to take care of your family off of it, it's like some of the dopest shit, because you actually like pulling from you and giving to the world, they gravitate to it and you get to sell out shows and sell music to take care of your family all off of thoughts.
Speaker 3:You know what's crazy? I ain't never had that feeling. Yet I ain't never made money from music until now. I ain't never made a dollar from music until like now. Now, like for real, I ain't never made shit from music at all the 13 years I've been rapping. That's because I was just educated to this shit.
Speaker 3:It's a lot of people that's yeah that's why I feel so, so, so important to talk. I always say that, you know, that's why I feel like the team come in and we got to understand the business side of things, because we going to music that joint generate from the friend group in the hood. So it's like we doing this together but Rob Markman, you on it.
Speaker 2:That's where I was about to go, lil.
Speaker 3:Jon, your man, he come from where you come from. He might not necessarily have the, the, the, the, the know-how of the business side sometimes it's really all what they're saying but the shit on what's going on with us y'all, really, you don't got niggas to be like man, I'm about to learn how to do this.
Speaker 3:I gotta learn how to do this. These niggas want to be in front of you, you and take this and want that same shit that if you learn how to do this, make a beat, or learn how to record, go get the music business book or how to market management, then we can go farther, but it wasn't in the store. You're same Lifestyle with each other, but everybody just see the light and the story gonna be way bigger. But you got niggas. Gotta Like I had to learn this shit on my own.
Speaker 1:Damn.
Speaker 3:Man, any young artist listening, man Pay attention. Get you a team and sometimes that team Is gonna come outside of your friend group. You know what I'm saying. I remember I was on the phone with my man. He was booked and we just rapping. I was like listen bro, there's 8 billion people in the world. We can't keep limiting ourselves to the people that's in the 6, 8 block radius of our neighborhood, that's no resources.
Speaker 3:And then the thing is I said the reality is we all come from the same stuff. So if we had the resources and the know-hows we wouldn't be in this situation. We got to go outside of our community most times. You know, I'm saying build those relationships there.
Speaker 3:You know, I'm saying yeah, especially on the business side yeah, you really want some real money you gotta sit down with them white folk yeah I'm saying you can't be scared to sit, go in the rooms and say, yeah, I want, I want 10ms for this. Yeah, I'm saying you can't be scared to sit, go in the rooms and say, yeah, I want, I want 10m.
Speaker 1:So this yeah, I'm saying but everybody that's in in the hoods.
Speaker 3:They stuck in the environment trap so they don't even know how to go figure it out. They just used to the. You know how the government. Just give it to you.
Speaker 2:Give it to you they want the free, free, free.
Speaker 3:So there's people that are not even trying to figure this out. To go help because they don't even know how to do that. They sell you blew.
Speaker 1:My mind was saying you ain't made no money, that me up. But listen here listen here that's some real.
Speaker 1:So because it's crazy, because, like I would, I you've been popping for so long, I'm, I'm, it's so out. There's so many ways in the outlets I can see you killing them, you know what I mean. And there's so much left on the table because you just not knowing it. So what you getting popping, though, right, you saying all them rap, you start rapping. You getting popping, you ain't we? So it wasn't like damn Philly, I could book a show here. You went, like people ain't telling you like you, if they see you over here.
Speaker 3:See, at the time when we came, it was like dead piff okay live mistakes.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, my, my, my mistakes.
Speaker 3:So we ain't no about screaming and like that, and it was new yeah, you can see the analytics, yeah we thinking just the views going up with something. Yeah, I ain't learned about Getting paid for music Until like 2015, 16 or some shit. Still ain't even know About BMI and all that shit Until later yeah, registering yeah. Royalty publishing, all that shit, way different checks. Yeah, I'm just now figuring that shit out. Nah, that shit that shit fixed now.
Speaker 1:They ain't never too late yeah, I got that shit fixed now. Yeah, never too late. That's it right? Yeah, so that's just going to tell you that, like, as young black and coming from where we come from, that like ain't nobody gonna give us nothing we gotta go.
Speaker 2:We gotta go and get that shit figure it out, educate ourself.
Speaker 1:You know, I'm saying because like we could be a young star coming out the ghetto and like having the potential to do everything in the world to take care of your family and and just like that, won't nothing come from it because we don't have the education.
Speaker 3:You can't do what you don't know.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3:And knowledge breeds confidence. So a lot of times we be like scared to do certain stuff Because we don't got the knowledge. We just got to understand, because it's something that we ain't figured out yet.
Speaker 2:You know what I'm saying, right? Because once you know something, it will scare you if you don't. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 3:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 3:Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, yeah. So you got the lawyers everything. Yeah, man, the whole nine, the package. You got the package, that's how you gotta come, move forward, move forward. Yeah, no more mistakes, man For sure. But yeah, surviving O Block, this boy, a survivor of O Block, yeah, I had somebody come up to me before and ask me, like listen, coming from the neighborhood, you, from how you Like how you make it out your neighborhood the way you you are, and I'm like what you mean. I ain't even get the question, like what?
Speaker 1:are you saying?
Speaker 2:And he, like, because he was um, he was uh, what's them boys that work in funeral homes that cut the bodies open? Mortician ain't like not open up bodies. People your age, all the time, right from your neighborhood, like so how you? I'm like what it's real though. So the answer I gave him was pretty much separation, like you got to know your path out here. You know what I'm saying. So surviving O-Block. What's your definition of surviving O-Block? Like, how would you break that down?
Speaker 3:For real, for real, growing. For real, for real, breaking out the environment trap. I was stuck. I was done with littering.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:I was fucked up. I was fucked up Doing drugs. It's crazy. I was fucked up, I ain't gonna lie. I was fucked up doing drugs. I'm fucking crazy man.
Speaker 1:It's crazy because it's like I hear you say that shit. That be the first John you gotta tell yourself yo, I'm this, I'm that, I'm that. To get up out of that shit, we talked to Ike Muna. He was on the same tip, like no, I'm from there, but I can't be stuck there I want more else. I want more for myself, I want more for my family. I want to do more this is crazy.
Speaker 3:More like he, 10 years younger than me, and he like yo, we smart for real, for real what he, like the whole world, look up to us there's that but we really for sure. See, I ain't go to school with them. Yeah, I went to school in the middle of Woodlawn.
Speaker 2:No, you was the one they was. His mom was saying he couldn't come outside and hang with. Yeah.
Speaker 1:He was saying he looked up to you Like no, Dre was one of the first ones.
Speaker 3:Yeah, you know what I mean. See, the school, they boom right. The school, they boom right. O'block and Woodline, joe City and Woodline FBG number and Woodline it's T-Y-M-B. That's still Joe City. It's a lot. It's like a box. Next to O'Block they got a school called Dulles, but right here in the middle is Emmett. Till Emmett. Till went there too.
Speaker 2:Emmett.
Speaker 3:Till from the hood. Wow, how about he stayed on 63rd?
Speaker 2:and st lawrence?
Speaker 3:yeah, that's crazy yeah but I went to mt this this was the started it right, like we were losing school, tripping on.
Speaker 2:Come on man well, school tripping on, come on man well, he was in school. Children from like alabama sippy, but he went to go visit his cousin yeah, he went to go visit them. They sent them. He went to go visit his cousin. You know how you go down south.
Speaker 3:I mean in the summertime or you need a city but chicago history's so rich man.
Speaker 2:For sure.
Speaker 3:Yeah, obama, but that school, though, I feel like they had more opportunity than the school I went to.
Speaker 2:Like they shit was.
Speaker 3:No, the school I came to went to oh, Douglas.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:Like our school was fucked up. We was in that bitch on the news a lot Dang Y'all had to take tools from school. That a lot both. I had to take two because this was like jail that is set up like jail we end up.
Speaker 2:I've been like jail bro, it's hella hoods in this.
Speaker 3:Take his, he had to be safe and that back then well we had to bring guns in sixth grade, fifth grade, because it's grown, trying to kill us right, yeah, coming up to the school like did you like did that all that start?
Speaker 1:like, how early in your life did you have to like start protecting yourself, holding guns and like that?
Speaker 2:see, see me uh, you got him thinking about his first one. I ain't gonna lie I lie.
Speaker 3:I've been around that shit my whole life. My mom and dad, you know they some gangsters, Okay. So, I've been around that shit my whole life.
Speaker 2:Chicago's so different man.
Speaker 3:I can go into my mom's bed and go grab a chopper.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you born there Not sworn there.
Speaker 3:Okay, this shit born there. I'm holding him, but that's how I'm so. Different, though, because I was taught by them. But my first time was like for real. For real, because I ain't I do too much, but seventh grade, that's when I lost my best friend. I was still fucking with niggas from 63rd, and I mean I live in in a week o block, but it was a friend. I was still fucking with niggas from 63rd, and I live in the weak O block, but it was weak, right. I was still fucking with people from TYMB Niggas still niggas that call me from all these hoods, check up on me, but four of them can't fuck with them.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 3:But they don't trust that. But everybody still respect me, Right? But it was just because my best friend though, for real, Right, right.
Speaker 1:Damn. So look, when you uh, you started basically coming up and blowing up, Like how, how did the um, how did your neighborhood react to you blowing up off the music?
Speaker 3:I ain't gonna even do this. It it seem like when you in that light, your hood adapt to you more Right, they was, they was, because it's like they like got hope. They be yeah, yup, because, yup, keith came, keith left, but I ain't gonna put that on folks leave like just left, but he had to leave at any point you feel like it was pressure on you to step up and make I mean make your way up yeah, that's angle.
Speaker 3:That's why I left. I left earlier. I was leaving a block early, like I gotta go. So well, if I don't go, I'm be dead in jail. I've been figured that out. That's crazy one leaderhood and you gotta leave the block first.
Speaker 1:Separation how do we get to the point that they forge yeah, your signature on a contract? How do we get to that, like, how do we get to that point?
Speaker 3:This shit at Von died.
Speaker 1:It's after Von died yeah, all right.
Speaker 2:So my boy, speed Gonzalez, I was going to go, and see it, though, I let him rock.
Speaker 3:I ain't going to lie. It's on my brain, bro. It's cool.
Speaker 1:We in the first thing, we on 95.
Speaker 3:I'm rocking with it yo, it's right here bro.
Speaker 2:It's right here, it's on the front of my I really want to.
Speaker 1:It's like All right, we ain't going to speed. Go ahead, my boy, we speed, we got it here, go ahead.
Speaker 3:We done, man, we done, we done, we done Bro.
Speaker 1:Because how do we get there, how do we, how we All right.
Speaker 3:Man, I signed some shit, right. Mm-hmm. Fuck all that. I'm with my mans. Every day my mans say we ain't signing this shit. We finna take this bitch over Me and you, we gon' Come on. Come on, I got you my back.
Speaker 2:You talking about Vaughn?
Speaker 3:right, I'm talking about Vaughn yeah, all right, so we gon' do do the Get Back game. Sign of shit for Get Back game.
Speaker 2:So what drew the first artists on Get Back game?
Speaker 3:It was like me, like a couple other guys. Okay, but me though me, though, so I did that. We working, we working this shit. Folks die like five days later sorry to hear that somehow I get a van. I'm like man, what the so you got an event. I'm up anywhere, I go because we we dealing with this, you know, yeah, and then that Anywhere go cuz we dealing with this, you know, yeah.
Speaker 3:Vance a yeah, yeah, I get money in my hand like them. Is this from back again? You know they got a van. I don't even know what the fuck that was, Just drop back. Yeah, it just came. So I'm like Alright, Somehow I'm reading my shit. They been say Such and such music group. Damn how the fuck they dropping my shit. I'm like Hold on, I gotta slide to you. I gotta understand this shit, cause I don't remember signing no shit with these people.
Speaker 1:Right.
Speaker 3:So they getting that? They never showed me that, they just showed me the that I signed with folks would get back in yeah right.
Speaker 3:So I dropped. We dropped a pro, they dropped a project. I turned into them. So I'm like where the is this money and this shit don't make sense. Then they telling me, like I recouped, I'm like, damn, if I recoup, what the fuck is this money? Wait, that shit was tweaking me out. So I'm telling them I ain't dropping no more Until I get to understand this shit. So I started getting lawyers and shit. I'm like I don't understand it. I ain't even finna be playing with this shit. So that's how I stopped dropping in four years.
Speaker 2:So what? You went and get.
Speaker 3:Listen, right, I had got a lawyer. He nah, I can't go, I can't do this, left me, he left you. The lawyer. Why he getting that Something like that? That's what he told you. He like he can't, he can't take care of this yeah, so he left.
Speaker 2:I don't die, so it was like it too like it was like what the? Funny thing they got going on. So I'm like man what the going on?
Speaker 1:I don't understand this I need somebody, I need somebody else, yeah so I ain't gonna.
Speaker 3:I want to go get all the books. All you need to know about the music business uh well, donald, yeah, so I ain't gonna.
Speaker 2:I was gonna get all the books.
Speaker 3:By. Well, I've been grabbing all that shit money to understand something. What's going on. So I'm gonna go grab another lawyer. Those beat that. He, he, he. Get them to drop my YouTube Cause he had control of my YouTube that I wasn't supposed to drop, that I wasn't even supposed to drop that.
Speaker 3:But I'm like man, I ain't trying to let my shit die down, but I'm like damn. So I don't want them to get the money from this shit either. So, uh, folks, get this, he get my YouTube back. He get them to back. He get them to get. He get the answers how much money was made and recouped back. They send that shit and I just I just got that shit like Three weeks ago, so it was some more money, it was money in that bitch, bro, it was money in the air.
Speaker 1:What's your name?
Speaker 3:you think not All these millions of views all around I knew it was money I'm, I'm actually gonna fuck my money at my shit doing numbers, my shit saying that's why white boy over here grabbing his head like what bro, money like it's because it's like that's my get a lawyer get some intellectual property and get your money, man, because it's streaming services, it's publishing. It's royalties, it's the DSP.
Speaker 1:All the DSPs. All the DSPs it's your whole likeness, so anything that got to do with your name is money in the air.
Speaker 2:Go get that.
Speaker 1:You've been popping for 13 years 13 years, she's just adding up. What the fuck is you talking about? Go get that You've been popping for 13 years.
Speaker 2:Fuckin you crazy there's money on it. It got to be. Yeah, that's why you over here talking about that's learning, learning, learning, business guys you've got to know the business he's so hyped to ask when you sign, because everybody be so caught up on. Man, I'm trying to get the you know I'm trying to get the money I'm trying to. I used to.
Speaker 3:It's pretty like I think like 13 projects you probably put together like bro ready for to get all type of.
Speaker 1:That's not even cool, that song trust sound of shame yeah I'm talking about split sheets from features from features.
Speaker 3:He got, he got, he got, he got, he got, he got, he got, he got record he got records with vaughn you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 1:not not including sweat equity.
Speaker 3:Hold on hold on platinum record, though let's talk, let's talk.
Speaker 1:Yo stop playing, bro again, stop playing around before.
Speaker 3:So, bro, again, again, again.
Speaker 1:Everything's situated bro, that's a super round of applause because it's super important.
Speaker 3:A lot of people don't, don't, don't, don't, come back from that. You know I'm saying yeah, them type situations it's not easy bro, it'd be hard all right so like all, right.
Speaker 1:This is really the most like and this is what be happening. Like people see a gentleman like dry hair and they'll just put a image on him and no, he's a great person, he move around, take care of his family and he deserved to get paid because he's talented and he put his work in the air and into the system. Now it is his, it is is on him to do the business, to get the business done, so that's where he had to fall in that. But for him to be like who he is, and and and not, and not get paid or or nobody push him towards getting paid or getting the money that's owed to him.
Speaker 1:They nuts, yeah that's crazy I'm saying so it gotta be that now. I mean because, ultimately, bro you, you influence a bunch of people, bro for sure. More, more than you even know I don't know thinking of, don't know so so, like we have to encourage them and have them understand that, like, even if this is the path that you want, or any path, and I'm saying had a business right, right, learn that yeah learn that.
Speaker 1:Learn it yourself, whatever, pick up the book yourself, it don't matter what it is pick the book up yourself, open it, read it line for line, no shortcuts that's what, no shortcuts.
Speaker 2:Come on skate. You ain't gonna make it out here with these shortcuts you gotta give it a fair chance, give yourself a shot.
Speaker 1:You feel me, and a fair chance of just having the knowledge.
Speaker 3:You know I'm saying that's the biggest thing with our community is that, like it's a lot of, it's an information barrier. You know because it's out there yeah, I think, like, like, really put into perspective. They print money every day, it's everywhere, it's just information on how to obtain it yeah, you know I'm saying different ways.
Speaker 3:You got people that you know you got people that do what I do, like we was talking earlier, like the stuff you know, giving out the food and all that when you be, you know, down houston it's companies that hunt. I got a hundred thousand for you to do that yeah, yeah, like, oh yeah so it's really just an information thing, man.
Speaker 3:I hope the biggest thing that people take away from this drama what bro story is like educate yourself so you don't gotta go through that. It's a blessing that he was able to get it back yeah, I'm saying because some people don't, don't for sure some people don't and and that's, and that's what it'd be like.
Speaker 1:Yo like, this is what we got to get out. You don't want to, you don't want to short yourself, yeah. Yeah, I mean, go and get all yours. I seen a lot of people not recover from that?
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Speaking of that, though, man, you got your book out now, man.
Speaker 3:Yeah, let's talk about it.
Speaker 2:Yeah, get this Jones, listen. We got the paperback for 2599 on Amazon.
Speaker 1:Go get that hardcover for 3999.
Speaker 2:Go ahead, get that. I'm saying so go order the book right now. Surviving old block. The streets do not love you. Well, I'm gonna say streets don't love you, my fault. Don't don't love you. Go get the book, man.
Speaker 1:It's on amazon I like um what sparked the idea writing a book I wanted to do some.
Speaker 3:Nobody. I've seen dude, and in my neck of the woods right, I ain't never seen none of the guys that I looked up to uh, none of the guys I'm around write a book so I'm like it was smart if you ask me do that.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah author.
Speaker 3:You know what I'm saying. That's what like say.
Speaker 1:Author and then look ultimately, ultimately, right, this is what we do. Right, this is what we do you. You challenge yourself to flourish in different verticals. Now, now, now, ben Arthur, and writing right, what you already basically do with what we're wrapping and tell us stories and your reps is, is, is, is, all in the same form. It's just like using your tool in another way. Now now, in the lane for writing books and having and, and, being a bestseller and an amazon top seller and things like that, I'll put you in different ramifications. It's smart for real. For real, it's really thinking outside the box, because now it's like you, one of the ones that made it out with the redemption story, and you still, hair shining, looking good, taking care of your family. So it ain't all bad.
Speaker 1:It ain't all bad to be from old block living good, you look good, got your family, it ain't all bad here, the old block story and think you die, go to jail or something? Yeah, I mean, no, it ain't that. That's what I'm saying, and we and we gotta give the people a different look of, like what reality is with that. Like I'm saying because you know how they look at it and it ain't always that most of the time it is that, though it ain't that out.
Speaker 2:It is that, yeah, but you got, but you got.
Speaker 1:You got people like them that can write books and things like that.
Speaker 3:It is that too, yeah, yeah yeah, like I'm saying and they gotta see that yeah, I got some aj. Pick a number two or four, two to four, two or four, which one four, four. So I want you to give us like chapter four in the in the book I like no love here yeah right? So I want you to give us a synopsis, a summary of what that chapter is and what inspired you to write about no love.
Speaker 2:No love here and never get your heart to the streets.
Speaker 3:You know what I'm saying Give us that, take us into the book, what that chapter is for you, for the people who may not have purchased it yet and they thinking about getting a book, let me pick. No, no, love never never, give your heart to the streets. Yeah, I basically, I basically was telling them like I put my life in for this shit, to be heartbroken mentally up I don't know, like up all the way around the board but, once I figured out like I ain't putting my my all into that, because once I'm dead, who fuck gonna take care of my kids and family?
Speaker 3:Dang.
Speaker 2:Especially.
Speaker 3:With how the streets go, cause it ain't no squash and beef.
Speaker 1:Even if I'm in jail, nobody gonna still be there. So, like me, I used to be like, I used to be super drug dealer. Yeah, I mean, bro, I'm going out like this trapping phones, phone, phone I got, I hit like, I hit, like I hit like 32 right, I'm out of town selling drugs. I'm like damn, I'm already, I'm already weeks away from the family. I'm already taking a super risk getting on a roll with this shit. And I'm like, and these crazy ass, hick, ass counties where's if I get caught, they're gonna roof the shit out me. And I'm like, I'm like, damn like, and I love music, I love music, I love music. Like I can't pass my son the phone. It got to be another way. I start thinking different. Like damn, like I got it got like what would be my exit, because I always had in my head like no, I'm going to sell drugs the whole way through, I ain't going to lie Like 32,.
Speaker 2:I start thinking like different, like no, bro, this can't be the only way I gotta gotta be a joint 32, and you know it's crazy, that's late as hell yeah, you know it's crazy, I was.
Speaker 3:I was selling just hot even, and I'm talking about on the road back for chopping out that child. Yeah, my man Vaughn and my grandma stopped me. That's how, back Again, even came about you getting that. Come on, man, get back to it. Let's do this, let's take over that's how. Back Again, even came around. My grandma said I had a dream about you. You got to stop. Yeah, it's all together that's how, back again, you came around. My grandma said I had a dream about you.
Speaker 2:Gotta stop. Let's check the six. Always be you. I always be you. Stay real to self because, and you know, we stand on that relative motion in the inner world out here.
Speaker 3:Nobody not to be they. So everybody follows. Nobody know how to be they self. Everybody follows. Nobody know how to be like man, I'm going to fuck it. If you want to be the police, I'm going to go accomplish to be a police. I ain't going to be like y'all bro.
Speaker 1:Yeah. I'm going to do different.
Speaker 3:Whatever, I'm going to stick to me. I ain't trying to follow you, hey. I ain't trying to follow you, yeah. That's what that mean, like I always say, like you know, legends are built around rules and rules are built around legends. It's like you want to do anything different rules are built around legends.
Speaker 3:It's like you want to do anything different. You got to go outside the box. You got to go outside of the norm of what everybody else is doing. You can't do what everybody else is doing and think you're going to be different. Right, it just don't make sense. And then you know, once you become legendary, they're going to build rules around your footsteps.
Speaker 1:You know what?
Speaker 3:I'm saying to keep the people in order. You know what I'm saying. They're gonna build that around the path that you set. You know what I'm saying. So, right, you know, that's a big part of being yourself, because we all, we, we all grow up and be having certain aspirations. Like niggas ain't grow up and be like man. I just, I just want to draw, you know what I'm saying niggas, we was kids, you know everybody's forced to do that yeah, you me.
Speaker 1:But along the line.
Speaker 3:We be losing that foresight you know what I'm saying Because life be hitting us and that's like the challenge you feel me Like to always come back to that foresight and stay on that goal, Because there's so much that'll take you off.
Speaker 2:Do what's allowed with you.
Speaker 3:You know what I'm saying, like I posted it during the other day, when we y'all was there, when we gave the the get busy award and I started crying because I'm really thinking about like dang, like my man, really, I'm performing everybody had left from her, from the crowd, he, the only one there yeah, at the day he shook my hand like yo, bro, like you really got it, like, get us out the hood with this. He checked and then I'm sitting there and I'm looking at the reality of me staying true to myself, staying true to the goals.
Speaker 3:Yeah, you know what I'm saying, to sit and say like dang, like I'm really keeping bro name alive in a positive way, like we yeah we giving kids money to pursue their goals in life through bro name and his name giving kids money to pursue their goals in life through bro names and his name, and so it's like it's so, so important to be on your own path.
Speaker 3:You know what I'm saying, because one of the hardest things I had to realize when my man death was like dang. Like you know, bro put tears in nigga's family too.
Speaker 2:You know what I'm saying so.
Speaker 3:I can't sit here and act like they took an angel. You know what I'm saying?
Speaker 2:Yeah, no doubt I know you probably have friends or people around you That'll probably talk you out of being Manny 215 Before you became Manny 215. You know what I'm saying. Like, some people don't see your vision also, so being yourself is always, I think.
Speaker 1:I I might have been like the first person to call him the mayor or one of the first people I've seen it from the jump.
Speaker 2:I see you start calling you the mayor, right after that the whole street and I'm everybody calling the mayor now, that should come from white boy.
Speaker 3:I seen it in him bro.
Speaker 2:Yo, what is that? You hear me If I?
Speaker 3:could choose a mayor, it'd be him.
Speaker 1:I'm the mayor of the culture man.
Speaker 2:That's a fact. That's a fact. The mayor of the culture.
Speaker 1:How the Philly connection come about. You connected to.
Speaker 3:Philly heavy man. We have my brother from New Orleans right. I fucked with Philly.
Speaker 2:You know, you got Y'all got Benny, you got.
Speaker 3:You got state poverty, you got all this shit. Niggas was young watching state poverty I said I gotta go be with them, niggas, when I get out.
Speaker 2:My daddy had me watching this shit. I heard he says my property.
Speaker 1:Y'all like being on it.
Speaker 3:Huh beans, yeah, I was. I was entirely. Who was now was watching all the battle raps?
Speaker 2:That's crazy, that's crazy. Damn that's crazy, that's crazy, that's crazy, that's crazy, that's crazy, that's crazy, that's crazy, that's crazy.
Speaker 3:That's crazy, that's crazy, that's crazy, that's crazy, that's crazy, that's crazy, that's crazy, that's crazy, that's crazy, that's crazy, that's crazy, that's crazy. Bobby Young on 4LM. He say what hands you rolling out with Damn. You got Mack man, what you doing man, what you looking like, man, what's up?
Speaker 2:baby.
Speaker 3:Oh, man, you know, we got bro in the city, we got, we got. Get y'all up with each other man, one of these days you heard me, yeah, I said inshallah inshallah. We're gonna set it up though.
Speaker 1:I'ma call you after this.
Speaker 3:Interview me see you on the phone.
Speaker 1:That shit crazy you. Alright, yeah, as soon as I'm done, I'm gonna call you Alright, I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 3:Nigga fucker, read dollars out of that shit. I ain't been watching that shit I'm going to For now.
Speaker 1:Man, I can't call you Let me see if I can call you.
Speaker 2:This nigga white just set the stage. All right, I can't call reed if I can call reed.
Speaker 1:That's crazy if I can call reed, that's. I don't think nobody in this city can call reed that's funny as shit, but no like I'm, calling reed. I'm calling reed. You, I'm calling reed.
Speaker 3:Greg G no.
Speaker 1:G's yeah for sure, greg G's can. Definitely it's. I'm calling him no geez. Yeah for sure, greg. Definitely, definitely get rid of the phone, but it boy pick up the phone. That'll be crazy. Oh, I always um, you know you know, I read dollars, you know philly always um man we done.
Speaker 2:Adapted chicago culture hold on, I got reed on the line. Yo, yo, I'm sitting here with. I'm sitting with prince Prince Dre from O Block man, he wanted to just hear you holla at you real quick, man, I ain't want nothing, man, nigga just saying nigga was watching yo.
Speaker 1:We got Reed on the phone yo. We got Reed Dollaz on the phone yo.
Speaker 3:I'm from Philly to I'm from New Orleans. Yeah yeah, I'm through these bitches, I'm from them. No bullshit, man. We got major love for y'all niggas. Man, we like cousins around this motherfucker.
Speaker 1:You hear me? Nah, for sure love. No bullshit. What y'all niggas on we doing what we want.
Speaker 3:We doing what we want. We doing what we want, we doing what we want.
Speaker 2:We doing an interview, we at the podcast right now, really the most right now, man.
Speaker 1:Yeah, we waiting on you Whenever you ready. We waiting on your date. So you know what I'm saying. Send that through with a text message Whenever you ready. Ha ha ha.
Speaker 2:Ha ha ha, okay, alright. Alright say no more. Say no more, appreciate you. Hit me up, Brody. It ain't easy to get Reed on the phone.
Speaker 1:Or Benny Siegel.
Speaker 2:It ain't easy, I'm trying to tell you it ain't easy to get them, type niggas on the phone.
Speaker 3:Come on, man.
Speaker 2:It's really the most that's a really the most flex. You hear me? Yeah, real shit. Make sure you like subscribe comment. If you don't you a motherfucking hater, why To the sprees? Those are just shows y'all.
Speaker 3:They don't niggas.
Speaker 1:Nah, man, they don't niggas I just always seen your Philly connection and I always liked how you like, adapted to the city, like you ain't never front.
Speaker 3:Like real rap you wear our brands you shoot videos.
Speaker 1:here you connect with the artists.
Speaker 3:It just be dope man, it's dope to see, then you know, I was fucking with my doll, my doll Navy Seal man, I fucking with Navy Seal, navy Seal, shout out, shout, navy Seal man, I fucking hate Seal. Navy Seal. Shout out to Navy Seal. My first time coming to Philly I was with Vaughn. First person I met was SS.
Speaker 1:He pulled up, got me to you know his clothes, got you right. That was the first nigga I met.
Speaker 3:But that was on some quick shit. We came for a show Right when I came here, mm hmm, me and Navy SEAL, we was everywhere. I say, oh yeah.
Speaker 2:My new town and you was linked with a good.
Speaker 3:He was linked with a good guy.
Speaker 2:He was linked with a good guy. He was linked with a good guy. He was linked with a good guy.
Speaker 1:He was linked with a good guy.
Speaker 2:He was linked with a good guy.
Speaker 1:He was linked with a good guy.
Speaker 3:He was linked with a good guy.
Speaker 2:you're in the right hands man, you know what I'm saying. Are you good man? Yeah, I bet you know the. You know certain, you know certain people, you good that's how you.
Speaker 1:You got the bit with the right through the city.
Speaker 2:You got a bit with the right people, for sure all right, man, on this show what we doing, man, what you want to do, man you want to play the games or no? Yeah, we got to oh man. You want to play the games or no?
Speaker 1:yeah, we got to oh man you think you're ready for that, though?
Speaker 2:like what version we're going? We're going, we're going because it's 2025.
Speaker 1:White boy, we gotta like spice it up a little bit you know what I'm saying? Like all right, so we do it. Like all right, let's do fast track like this. Let's do fast track like this the day we got. Prince Dre in the building. We do fast track this game. It ain't nothing too crazy. We say two things and we let you pick one or the other. Know what I'm saying. And because you from Chicago, we just got to start with some Chicago legends.
Speaker 2:Yeah, let's do that. That's cool, I like that.
Speaker 1:So okay. Fast track right, yeah, fast track. All right, let's do it, let's go Comment. Or Kanye West, kanye, comment. Or Kanye West, kanye, okay.
Speaker 2:All right, Lupe or Twister.
Speaker 3:Twister what. Lupe or Common.
Speaker 2:Lupe or Common would have been better right Lupe or Common. Common look he, he gotta go, he gotta go Google and all that.
Speaker 1:I had this the first time I ever did this too. You know what I'm saying, Polo.
Speaker 2:G or Polo G or Lord Dirt.
Speaker 3:Damn. That's how I'm gonna do you.
Speaker 2:Yes, you already know, polo, that's my man. That's how it goes sometimes Dirt.
Speaker 3:that's my brother.
Speaker 2:That's my brother. That's how it goes sometimes. That's my brother. That's my brother too, though see, see, see.
Speaker 3:I gotta say dirt, because Polo was after folks.
Speaker 2:Hey, man and shout out Polo, my dog said.
Speaker 3:He said man, he said before he said you, I was with you before he blew up. He, he said I was one of the ones. I say message my, my child. You know I love him, but damn, I gotta go with dirt oh, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, what you just do. You went back with dirt no, I said, that's my shot. I don't just sleep with dirt. You say who, loris or chief keith, keith, steve Ball with dirt?
Speaker 1:You said who Low Reese or Chief Keef?
Speaker 2:Keef. See, you should have Free Reese, though I'm my brother right now.
Speaker 3:Free Reese but.
Speaker 1:Keef, all right, all right, rondo number nine Alfredo Santana.
Speaker 3:Damn.
Speaker 2:That was crazy. He just did that. That's crazy. He just did that. That's crazy, damn man, that's crazy.
Speaker 3:You can only do that with them two, though.
Speaker 2:Yeah, look, though I can't, that's crazy.
Speaker 3:I can't say like man, that's a tie, that's a tie, that's like a tie, right there. Yo, that might be the first time we let the tie Goddamn.
Speaker 1:Damn. I can't really say too much about it. It was a hard one.
Speaker 3:But you know, Rondo, that's.
Speaker 2:Rondo. Then you got.
Speaker 3:Fredo, fredo, that's my. Fredo's the first nigga out of the guys to push me For real. Oh yeah, that's hard. The first nigga that was. I dropped. He shitting that bitch Okay.
Speaker 2:We got to go with Fredo.
Speaker 3:Doody Low or Buka. Doody Low or Buka. Come on, dude, that's my cousin right there Come on.
Speaker 2:Buka that's my dog. He Come on, that's my. He cutting right now. Whoa man he cutting right now, bro he cutting Damn Yo photo grade bro.
Speaker 1:I gotta say Ty was doing two folks what? I gotta say Ty was doing Von. What I gotta say Tower Dome Von 1700 or Munah Ikey.
Speaker 3:Munah, ikey, that's my little brother. All right, all right.
Speaker 1:I'm just making sure.
Speaker 3:All right, all right. They got two different sounds too. They do, they do.
Speaker 1:I should have said Shoebox, or Von 1700. Same shit type. Time too, though.
Speaker 3:I might have to go with Lil Shu Boss because he from my end, but damn.
Speaker 2:I'm on that game.
Speaker 3:Herbo, juice World, herbo, then Juice World, he on some.
Speaker 2:I know.
Speaker 3:Herbo on some. I get Herbo, so I get. Oh man, we ain't letting you get away with these ties yo. That's crazy.
Speaker 2:You gotta pick one.
Speaker 1:You gotta pick one.
Speaker 3:You gotta pick one, herb or juice. I'ma go with herb because juice real was after herb. But you know, phone them help.
Speaker 2:That's cool Juice real blow, so you gotta, i'ma get herb. That's cool juice world blow, so you gotta all right. All right, little bibby or g herbo bibby retires, I gotta go hurt.
Speaker 1:All right, no man.
Speaker 3:But but but bibby in the mix still, because without bibby won't be no juice where it won't be no a lot of niggas.
Speaker 2:That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3:That's why you can't get rid of bibby, you can't even get rid of him, but he's on the wrapping the business behind it. He, he pushing everybody right now.
Speaker 2:Yeah and I respect that. I respect how he did the school, yeah I respect how he hit the yeah, he knew, he knew his homies needed that for sure, and I respect that oh, he's got me.
Speaker 3:See, that's what I'm saying, that's why that's what we need, maybe you could drop right now.
Speaker 2:I'm gonna go cop up I'm gonna be.
Speaker 3:I'm on baby time right now too. I've been looking at a lot of artists, and not just in chicago y'all need to.
Speaker 2:Y'all gotta pull each other up with the ladder, the same way we gotta do in philly. No, no doubt yeah I'm always in philly, I love it.
Speaker 3:Yes, you would I like. I love dc too. Dc yeah, but yeah, though, dc I like them all right, one gotta go.
Speaker 1:It's like one gotta go is a little bit different, so it's like the opposite it's the I'm gonna say four people and one person, one gotta go. But when we say they gotta go, the whole career goes.
Speaker 2:Everything, they did everything they did like never was an artist.
Speaker 1:So I mean come on, man, let's get this person so, like we're gonna start with this, one one gotta go tia gucci, jeezy yogati. One gotta go t iI gotta get the fuck out of there.
Speaker 3:I was out with the Gucci I was just out with. Gucci, you had to swing that dope.
Speaker 1:I was just out.
Speaker 3:I was just out, you know, gucci never going off my list. He ain't never going off my list, geg, I'm Trapper Dye Gotti Cook. I can't man TI, I can't man.
Speaker 2:TIA did what he rubble baby, I love Gotti, but I'll take to y'all over Gotti when it come to like rap. Yeah when it come to rap, but when they come to me like playing somebody listen, god, I got play God. Yeah, not see, I, you know, right now, put the words together. You know I put them words together. That's why I said, like on some wordsmith.
Speaker 3:With the hits and yeah them three smoking ti.
Speaker 2:All right, All right because the rap game that merged over to like a club era. Yeah, where, if you ain't had no club bangers.
Speaker 3:Oh, that's out of there. You was out of there. You should have said boozy, oh man now, I would have been like dang, I don't know. That's the South right. That's the next one.
Speaker 2:That's next time.
Speaker 1:But see, I ain't going to lie. We normally kill with the. Uh See, it's just tip, tip, it's just tipping age.
Speaker 2:Well, I keep telling y'all about that shit, that music, music ain't age well, no music don't be aging well, but I mean, TI still got some hits out there.
Speaker 1:Oh, for sure, For sure.
Speaker 2:I mean shout out to TI, shout out to TI.
Speaker 1:I mean came up off the tip man, All right.
Speaker 2:Let me get one real quick. What I'm going to? Just put one together. I got Dyrt Keef, hurd Polo G, one guy go.
Speaker 3:Without Keef, there won't Herb Polo J, One guy go. Without Keith there won't be no me. Yeah, without Dirk, there won't be no me.
Speaker 2:Damn, that's what we're signing up to. Damn, it's out of the two G's.
Speaker 3:Without Herb, there Won't be no me either. Damn Polo nigga, love you bro.
Speaker 2:Love you Polo.
Speaker 3:You got a ghost.
Speaker 2:You doing good too. I like how you living that mansion is beautiful. We taking that from you though Damn Damn Polo. We taking that from you, though, damn Damn.
Speaker 1:Let's go.
Speaker 2:Shout out Polo G.
Speaker 1:Sexy Red Glow Rella, megan Astaire and Cardi B.
Speaker 3:One gotta go See I don't listen to none of them, so they ain't about listening to them. Cardi B, one gotta go See, I don't listen to none of them, so that was easy for me.
Speaker 2:They ain't about listening to them. They got to delete their career. You know, any career's got to slide. That's what you want to get rid of For the loss no more. Hey, don't look back there, fam. Yo, I don't even know what to say, man. He said there fam.
Speaker 3:Yo, I don't even know what to say, man he said yo 4-0.
Speaker 2:Help out. Help out on 4-0.
Speaker 3:I don't know, if I say right or wrong. Oh, damn man, you should have said a lot of glow card Cardi Nikki or something.
Speaker 1:Go ahead, swap them out, Live either way, you still going to pick one.
Speaker 2:You still got to pick one.
Speaker 3:Somebody got to swap, you still got to pick one who got to go and you ain't picking Lotto to go, so it don't even matter it don't. Nobody picking her to go Say Mulatto can't go, Maybe it doesn't make list harder.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you put her on the list what? She ain't going nowhere. I'm going to send her nowhere. Well right, not with all them dog bitches on the list. Damn bro, this shit be too crazy.
Speaker 3:You can tell Everybody get the hot seat on real of them. Don't say Everybody get it. You can tell you Lil Red Rida hood up. Okay, tell, say you, can everybody get it you can take a little red, right, okay?
Speaker 1:so who the red riders?
Speaker 3:sexy red little red right, red, right okay I respect that.
Speaker 2:Shout out to sexy um do the, do the drone, we do the uh, the main job all right. All right so, but Is that a whole? No, is that a not?
Speaker 1:the thing we should want to do. All right, dr Dre P Diddy.
Speaker 3:Burman, diddy bird man jay-z damn fo son just hit me. I'm like, oh, diddy, whatever he going through, but he got, he got mary. Oh, he got big, he got big, he got on, he got a lot of rmv 112 jack one twill jack.
Speaker 2:It is nothing, uh, that's so so definitely.
Speaker 1:That's so so definitely, jack it is yeah, you got 112 for sure, for sure you got fate. Wait, he ain't got faith yeah, yeah, yeah look, count right on these the whole uh mob county low count them all undies, the whole uh mob.
Speaker 2:Yeah, hang on. Well, who drink at? So?
Speaker 3:he got french martina, he still got a great drake, got z still got, he got he got did.
Speaker 1:He's right. One, one, one, one drink down, one dray down. Great dray is starting with NWA and yeah that's new TI.
Speaker 2:I mean not me Eminem 50.
Speaker 3:Yeah, yeah, kendrick.
Speaker 1:Lamar 50 and Kendrick.
Speaker 3:Jay-Z though. He got Benny. That's Kanye, I fuck with him. They got Cam. That's really.
Speaker 1:Just Blaze.
Speaker 3:Who's the other?
Speaker 1:person Birdman. Birdman, he got Wayne.
Speaker 2:Somebody got Todd.
Speaker 3:Ain't no Todd's in this joint? Yeah, I ain't no fool, because I was just out married earlier too. He ain't getting rid of that.
Speaker 2:I was just playing that earlier.
Speaker 3:Nigga grew up cruising down the street in my six foot. Damn bro, the nigga was a straight hot boy. I don't know, hey ho.
Speaker 2:Devset. I like that Chicago really like a big Philly or something I don't know. It's like we reflect off each other. That's crazy.
Speaker 3:Damn ho, that's crazy. I got to take Damn. He got to spit your game. Talk your Talking shit.
Speaker 2:He's saying them.
Speaker 1:I don't know you got Jay Z, jay Z what the fuck.
Speaker 3:What the hell, jay Z, you're tricky right and take you got Beanie Siegel and take Diddy out. Take Diddy out, fuck it.
Speaker 2:Damn, damn the best lyricist In the game, so you know. So you got beanie seagull and take ditty out, take video out so.
Speaker 1:So I would for me personally with that, with that you know why you taking the ditty out?
Speaker 2:because we didn't tell him no person but even if I ain't no person because look like out, all right.
Speaker 1:I feel like when it come down to that, for me it will be like all right, what? What style of music out of them for Could I go out? So that's how I'll be looking at it.
Speaker 3:Yeah, that's like I can't go out on Bino.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's why I can't. I can't Like, that's why.
Speaker 3:I did.
Speaker 1:He got to stay for me, jake got to stay for me because BD Seagull.
Speaker 2:So Because Beanie Seagull him and Jay-Z and Beanie.
Speaker 1:Seagull. They're too influential in my life for me to let them go.
Speaker 2:Let me tell you why they got the locks, the locks, all of them.
Speaker 1:Jada.
Speaker 2:And Birdman.
Speaker 1:Birdman with Lil Wayne Nicki.
Speaker 2:I love what he did over there, so I would have to get rid of Dr Dre for me you would have to get rid of Dre yeah.
Speaker 3:I would have to get rid of Dr Dre. For me, you would have to get rid of Dre. Yeah, I would have to get rid of Dre. But look though, that is wrong though.
Speaker 1:Even though I'll probably smack myself in the head later, but yeah.
Speaker 2:I probably would have to do it.
Speaker 1:You said Dre.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it would be Dre for me. And who you said Diddy?
Speaker 3:Damn, I'd go with Dre too. Fuck it bro. No, bro, he got 50 niggas out.
Speaker 2:Get rich, Come on you talking about get rich and die trying.
Speaker 3:I can't Damn, I can't let 50 go, I'm going with Diddy man.
Speaker 2:Not even that 50 got power, 50 got BMF.
Speaker 3:You got R.
Speaker 2:Kelly still.
Speaker 1:You got R Kelly, nicki Minaj and Drake Kelly.
Speaker 3:That's still right now.
Speaker 1:But Wayne, don't say, bother drinking, wayne, that's now the legendary. They got hot boys. He got no, no, no, no.
Speaker 3:Take away our generation.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you know rich will be quiet to go.
Speaker 2:The same reason why you said the mother boys had to go because they came after Autumn is after everybody we saying right now Nikki and I'm afterwards, little Kim came before now, oh, don't look, no, no, no, kim it won't be. No, nikki, look, I don't look no, little Kimmy won't be no.
Speaker 3:Nikki. You can't say that if it wasn't for hot, foot for hot boys. They said that hmm, damn.
Speaker 1:I ain't think of that. Oh man, did he gotta?
Speaker 3:go make our Kelly still go man, go man.
Speaker 1:you got all right, kelly got dr, dre gotta go man yeah I can't let dre.
Speaker 2:I don't know bro, it might have to be birdman yeah, we got too many movies coming through dre.
Speaker 3:You got all the time, bro, and I never thought of it how me visual production they came, all them people on the birdman label came after bro, no siblings from man you gotta get rid of. You gotta get rid of diddy, you gotta get rid of diddy. I think that, yeah, that might be the drum bro no yeah, did he might gotta go bro white white
Speaker 1:it might be diddy white not that he might got a slot, I like too much r b for it to Yo yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo yo yo yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo yo yo. I played Les West Coast and anything and I don't really listen to 50 Cent like that.
Speaker 2:I like him, but I don't listen to him, I'm not going to lie. It was one point in time.
Speaker 1:50 was like a soundtrack of my life for a second.
Speaker 2:No, when 50 first came out, I played his album every day, all day.
Speaker 1:You had the wife beater. No, I wasn't on that. I wasn't on that, but-. They had a wife, vita, that G unit, shit yeah oh yeah, I was rocking from it out. I was a young gun at that time.
Speaker 2:Yeah, oh man we did all that all together. Uh-huh, we had a great show, man.
Speaker 1:That's the great era.
Speaker 2:about our era, though, yeah.
Speaker 1:We had Dipset G unit. We had G unit. Yeah, we had a dip set g unit. State property major figures come on.
Speaker 2:You feel me the locks. Y'all don't know what y'all missing rap. They don't even have rap groups no, no and if they did, they'll go kill each other no, we got which one calling.
Speaker 3:We got the zelda yeah, but they, they I mean that's good.
Speaker 1:I mean they more like they understand that Benny, that Benny not wipe their ass. That Benny verse on Hood Olympics?
Speaker 2:They ain't no kids, these kids I said free, you killed it free. You killed it.
Speaker 3:I told him, I told him, I told him free.
Speaker 1:You killed it.
Speaker 2:I was right there when free got the video. Perfect timing for them to drop yeah.
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