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KING OF NEW JERSEY FT. ALBEE AL | RTM PODCAST | EP. 27
Join us on the Realla then Most Podcast as we welcome Albee Al Back, a true gem from Jersey City's Marion Projects. Al shares his inspiring story of evolving from a local influencer to a recognized voice in the music industry, all while staying grounded in his roots. With raw honesty, he reflects on how the streets and cultural icons like Cash Money have shaped his artistic journey. This episode is rich with discussions about the importance of authenticity, loyalty, and the profound connection to one's community, which are key themes that resonate throughout our conversation.
Explore Al's personal history as he opens up about the complex legacy left by his late father. Growing up with mixed emotions of pride and resentment, Al's quest to honor his father's street reputation becomes a powerful narrative. His time in incarceration adds another layer to his story, fueling his passion for rap and serving as a turning point in his life. Al's candid reflections offer listeners a glimpse into how personal experiences and artistic pursuits intertwine, driving him to assert his identity against societal stereotypes.
As the episode unfolds, we touch on the trials and triumphs of navigating the music industry's highs and lows. From exciting collaborations with artists like Arsenal and Fetty Wap to navigating label politics and booking challenges, Al's experiences reveal the gritty reality of the music scene. Our discussions bring humor and personal anecdotes to the forefront, especially as we engage in light-hearted debates about influential figures in the industry. Embrace the essence of resilience and authenticity as we celebrate those who stay true to themselves in the ever-changing landscape of music.
We'll see you next time. Rilla the Moose Podcast, so listen. Today we got a special special guest in the building. Man, how you want to do this, white boy, I'm going to let you do this rundown man.
Speaker 2:Oh man, Do this, right man.
Speaker 1:Okay, okay, okay, Okay. So you know like it's the real of the most podcast. Wait, wait wait, wait, how you feeling I feel amazing bro. Yeah, yeah, I'm coming off of like being sick, a little bit Tired and shit Right, but yeah, we good, alright, alright, yeah, how about you? How you feeling I'm good man, the Eagles, we going to the Super Bowl, man, no question, you know what I'm saying. So I feel, I feel spectacular right now, you know what I'm saying how you feeling, Alvear.
Speaker 2:Easy on him, man. You know me man. Yeah, easy style man.
Speaker 1:Yeah, we need quiet y'all.
Speaker 2:What's up? Poe man, this motherfucker, how y'all niggas feeling man? Oh man, I know y'all feeling good, y'all boys back in that.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, we could go for that. You know what I'm saying. We need that in the city.
Speaker 2:Absolutely Right.
Speaker 1:Absolutely. That's heavy. Let's do this rundown. So really the most podcast. You feel me? We've been working and we've been rolling and we've been running across. You know, like some, some of the realest people, you feel me.
Speaker 2:That's the whole point of this.
Speaker 1:That's our whole job. You feel me? The whole point of this is to get the people that we consider and that the people consider realer than most.
Speaker 2:You know what I'm saying. I fit the description of that.
Speaker 1:Heavy. We had to go and get posts gay we had to yeah man door. We had man door we had to, we had to and your name been coming up a lot yeah, soundless all phones your name been coming up a lot, your name been coming up a lot, so I'm like damn, like it's only right who I was talking to and I made the call right after I talked to him so so the culture project they are, they are folks that's big, that's my home.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, we just was that, we just getting a little picture of how we got to you yeah, we just was in queens with them chilling and I mean we just was like damn we we gonna hit it. I mean just, get it done yeah, yup, so that's what we did. You know, I'm saying shout out the sb shout the sb, shout the culture project. They are brothers over there, bro, there's love.
Speaker 2:I fuck with them, niggas they're heavy.
Speaker 1:Yeah, good people, them niggas heavy like no cat yeah I was on.
Speaker 2:I was on motherfucking miami. Them niggas hit like no cow. Yeah, I was on. I was on motherfucking Miami. Them niggas hit me up and was like Yo, we got an Airbnb car, whatever you want. I'm like fuck I Easy style. You heard Fuck with that love.
Speaker 1:Nah, they good people. Yeah, they good people you gotta respect genuine love.
Speaker 2:That shit come rare. They definitely come rare, seriously.
Speaker 1:So you know you know what I'm saying Holding it down for the light-skinned niggas. I got my fucking boy in the building you feel me, skate, you feel me we ain't know anything.
Speaker 2:We on it, we on it, we up today we up today. We up today.
Speaker 1:You got it running the most, baby. You got power in the building. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, you got power to build it. Y'all might know him as I'll Be Out, okay, okay, okay. So we're going to get into a few things today, because it's only right what they know him as. Go do the rundown all the way, man. Come on, man, it's.
Speaker 2:I'll Be. Out man, we marrying projects man, there we go, jersey City.
Speaker 1:There you go, you guys, hey. So you know we're just going. You know I mean run down, we're going to get into it today, let's do it. So, um, I'll be you from jersey, jersey city, marion projects. You know I'm saying, uh, jersey City, marrying projects. You know what I'm saying and the people know you know what I mean. You come from like a notorious family. You know what I'm saying. So you know, coming up in them environments, we got influences and these influences be like either right in the crib or like right outside the door. Give me a few of them, like early on, like when you coming up and marrying and all that.
Speaker 2:Like in my projects, it always was like, like we wanted to be like. We wanted to be like the uh, like the motherfucking like what we seen outside. We ain't see celebrities and shit unless we was watching TV. So that was cool. So when I started seeing like niggas, like Cash Money, it was Cash Money for me. I started seeing them niggas because they was like dirty trench baby niggas. When you first seen them niggas, you seen it Like them. Niggas is just like us, with chains on you know what.
Speaker 2:I'm saying so, I'm like that motivated me. It's nothing crazy, because Then I look out my window, go to my hood, my projects. It was like you wanted to be Like the local nigga that was getting that bread. He had the baddest bitch.
Speaker 2:You know, what I'm saying. He had the flyers whipped, flyers closed. So that shit just motivated me and I'm like, oh, I gotta do something. I I got to get to this paper, however you feel me. So the influences, it was like just seeing negative shit, but it was all like it was positive to us because that's all we knew, you know what I'm saying, Right, right right.
Speaker 2:So that shit was like all right, this is how we got to do it. I get some money. The bitch is going to fuck with you. All right, get some money, get some jewels, get some clothes, clothes, all that shit. You feel me Right and that's how I go. Heard that.
Speaker 1:So like with you growing up and marrying and then you having like a notorious family, Mm-hmm. So like, so he was born in it. Yeah, when you born in it, I sworn in. It's a little different.
Speaker 2:Yeah, no doubt, no doubt.
Speaker 1:So like they All born and I sworn and there's a little different. Yeah, no doubt, no doubt. So like they all right.
Speaker 2:So your uncle, he, he was a part of bringing the whole heroin tree to my grandfather, your grandfather, my grandfather was like you know, that's crazy because I was speaking on that somewhere else and and uh, all the old heads from like out that way it was like yo, we just so glad. This like putting light on that shit you feel me.
Speaker 2:Rob Markman. Right, rob Markman, because, like my background, crazy, like my grandfather, he one of the first niggas. That's like put the hair on trade back in the 70s, like when Frank and them niggas was getting bread off. Rob.
Speaker 1:Markman Right right, right right.
Speaker 2:Rob Markman. So he one of them niggas that had the mean line, all that shit, this old motherfucker. You see this nigga right now. You gotta stick on him. He still on that he's probably about 80.
Speaker 2:You know what I'm saying. But he's still on that, though, like not even on no, but he just, it's just his characteristic. You know what I'm saying. You know what I mean. Like right now I'm like I like graduated, you feel me? Like I'm still on that, but it's like you got it's levels to this shit. You got to beat the board. You know what I mean, rob Markman, no, no question, lil Jon. So I beat them boards. So when I was, when I was still out there trying to figure it out, I remember I ran into my grandfather. I seen my grandfather and I'm on it with him and said he backed out. He's like, yeah, I still got my shit, yeah, that shit was great so, so what?
Speaker 1:you coming from, like a family that's already like in it and, like you know, like these environments, it'd be like we'll as soon as we come off the step. It's like what we come into. It's like the step, it's like what we come into, it's like what we know, it's like first nature for real, for real. So for you to even just wanting to get some money, it's already in your house. Come right out, you see it. It's your grandpa, your dad, moms, grandmoms. So it's like what the fuck?
Speaker 2:What can I do? You know what I mean, nah, no doubt. Who am I to?
Speaker 1:fuck tradition up.
Speaker 2:You know what I mean? Yeah, that shit be in your face already. You know what I mean. My mom's going to tell you a story when I was a kid, probably about four or five, type shit Police blitzing the projects and our project doors. They so sturdy, you know what? I'm saying, yeah, they got the hammer. They trying to break in that motherfucker because they doing the raid, I was raid. They can't even get in that shit. How old was you around this time? Like four or five type shit.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I was older than four or five. You know what I mean. My mom, I remember this shit off images. Don't get it fucked up, but my mom's gonna tell you the story like heavy on it, like man. My baby boy was like he. I'm yelling at the door like my mom's flushing that shit, like you know what I'm saying they coming they coming, you heard like you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:So that's the. It ain't even like no shit. The highlight where it's, though, like that's the first time, like, because she was already getting money. You know what I'm saying? So when they, when the police blitz that shit and she and she flushed every day and the motherfucking police came, whatever, they took her. But that was her first time Like, that was her 360 in her life. You feel me? Because they took her. Then the system Tried to take us.
Speaker 2:You feel me Tried to take her kids, so she locked up and they like yo, yeah, you going to jail, we taking your kids. So she just did a whole 360 and left the streets alone, and was like yo, I got a kick up for my kids. I can't leave my kids that's gangsta.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so that's that was. That was a 360 like oh bro, that's fire so with that like, and then you know you got pops. He, he um, a pioneer and um and a music culture in the 80s, so let's talk about that a little bit.
Speaker 2:Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's how you got your name right yeah. I got my name. My grandfather was Big Albie. You know what I'm saying. My pops was a junior to him, Okay Okay, and I posted being a junior to my pops. But my mom, she's such a shark she wasn't going for me having that last name she's, she like nah, nigga, you gonna be over here.
Speaker 2:So I got his first name, his last name, but I don't got his. I mean his first name, his middle name, but I don't got his last name. My mother wasn't going for that shit, she just like, nigga, you a Robinson, my Robinson family.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:It's a lot more, but my pops he was doing that. He come from the 80s and all that shit. That's good, we good y'all. But my pops he was doing that Like he come from like the 80s and all that shit.
Speaker 1:That's good, we good. Y'all Got some hotel bangers in here, we good.
Speaker 2:Yeah, so the motherfucking, basically like my pops, is a pioneer. That shit nigga that ran with Doug E Fresh and all them niggas like all the old school niggas and shit. You feel me Like legendary Jersey shit.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:He's out, hey, hey, everyone interview. Come on, come sit down. God damn, hey, he's my niggas, bro Pond up.
Speaker 1:It's your niggas too. Yeah, get him, get him, it's us. Let's get it, let's get it.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you know what I mean. My pops was with that shit, though he died when I was so young. You feel me, so I ain't really know nothing. I'm just off the knowledge Of what the streets told me. Okay, and I remember I did my first adult bid. When I did my first adult bid, like all the old heads Like they heard my name and shit, so all the old heads that knew my pops, they was just gravitating to me, just grabbing me up in the county and just like nigga, you know your father, like giving me history and beatdowns and stories on who my father was.
Speaker 1:He had to be a dope individual.
Speaker 2:Like they couldn't wait to tell me that shit. Like man, your pops did this for me. Your pops.
Speaker 1:I mean.
Speaker 2:So I'm like this nigga, a real official nigga you heard, and the whole time Like nigga, where the fuck was you at?
Speaker 1:Right.
Speaker 2:In his fault though, but it's like he died when I was so young, but it's like resenting that shit. But as I grew up, I'm like damn, these niggas respect my father. I got to hold him up.
Speaker 1:Right, right, right, right. No, that's dope I mean, especially, like you know, by him dying so young. Yeah, and then Nah, they rude up, oh man.
Speaker 2:Hell yeah, they be proud of that shit, like when I speak on that nigga. It bring the streets back with that, like the old niggas they be like.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Them niggas. They love my pops, like for real them old bitches like right, you go see little, I go see bitches and shit go in crib and shit.
Speaker 1:They be like oh yeah, I go see a bitch for her crib.
Speaker 2:Introduce her to myself like boom boom, this my mother, boom boom my name Albee. Who the fuck what? Who your father, my father, done been there with her moms or something? You know what I'm saying? It's crazy, rob Markman.
Speaker 1:Wait, wait, wait. So like Rob Markman. Full circle, rob Markman, Now that you a man, now you when your father, and like kind of understand how he was outside it's so much maturity in me where I get it down me.
Speaker 2:Before, when I was young, wow, I ain't get it. Like I'm like man, I don't understand this like I would just be holding resentment, like I said. But now I get it like I'm like damn, I feel this like pain. So I'll be trying to hold this up, man. That's why we get on these interviews, these podcasts. I want them to know my pop before that, it wouldn't be like that, right, I'm like man, whatever. That nigga wasn't there?
Speaker 1:straight stubborn shit you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 2:yeah, yeah not knowing ain't his fault. Now, now, my reality is as I mature like nigga. If he was here, it'd be, it'd be lit, you're so yeah let's get into, so okay, okay.
Speaker 1:so when you coming off the step, like you, cause I know, I know that you always rap, so like what you all right, that's how I want to put it. All right, cause we Philly and you could, you could pull a nigga grandmom car. She might got 16.
Speaker 2:Jersey. Down there the same way.
Speaker 1:So I know everybody get busy in Jersey, but when you coming off and like, right, I'm gonna take this rap serious, what about? What around? What age was that?
Speaker 2:I think when I came home from my like, my like, my first adult bid, I came from my phone.
Speaker 1:Was that four years?
Speaker 2:yeah, like no, no, I did. I did two years. Two years, first adult bid. I did like two years but I was the, the way shit was going in that motherfucker, like everybody turned their back on me, everybody left me and shit. I ain't had nobody riding with me but all I had was like like bars and my aggression Right Like my name, niggas respect me because I was like in that motherfucker, motherfucker, like standing on it.
Speaker 1:You know what I'm saying. Yeah, no, you know how it is for a light skin nigga with light eyes.
Speaker 2:You know what I'm saying. It's either you gonna be a hoe or you gonna be that. You got that push. You know what I'm saying. So it's like, so like people, be like, oh, light skin, like it's two. It's two light skin niggas, that light skin that's gonna allow that, and it's that light skin that had to grow up the whole time and be like you crazy, as is going down. So I was that where it's like I'm on that. So when I was in, when I was in jail and all that start with me heavy and then I'll be rapping too, so I'll be playing around and they just start heating up in the cell like you're yeah yard time.
Speaker 2:I'm spitting in the yard and I'm like, hold on. Now we start battling for money food all that like for real, like block of empty, so I need that. So I'm battling with a food. I started out as that on some battle rapping okay, okay, so every jail I went to.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you feel me. Every jail I went to I had I had the yard, like meaning having the yard mean that you the best in the whole prison, you feel me. So every job I went to I had a yard. I'm like 18. You know what I'm saying okay so I got the jills.
Speaker 2:So I'm like Yo, I could probably Do this shit. So when I came home, I'm like it was just that. But I always knew how to rap. But when I was in the studio One time I had my family in there and I did a song Just talking about my life. You know what I'm saying. And the members how they reacted to it. They like it. Like one of my cousins started tearing up and shit Like yo, it's crazy, you talking about this shit and my big brother rest in peace. He was on some shit like nigga, that's your lane, don't go away from that. That pain, nigga, you got to give him that every time you come. And I'm like, yeah, yeah, he's like, fuck that, give him that pain, you know what I'm saying with that, so that's my lane.
Speaker 2:So once I seen that that's the bar, start coming alive for real, for real. Right, it was over after that, bro.
Speaker 1:Yeah so you would say you, yeah, you basically made your name in jail, yeah, yeah jail was my biggest distribution, even to this day on some like because it'd like this.
Speaker 2:I'm so hard in jail that it's a nigga that's in jail. He going to call out there to somebody that never heard of me Rob Markman. Yeah, rob Markman, and he be like. You heard the Al Bial song. Who the fuck is Al Bial? So now he putting you on, or when a nigga writing a letter, you put the song on the top.
Speaker 2:Rob Markman that's cuz. Back then, rob Markman, you feel in the car with four of your niggas who never heard of me. But your bro told you to listen to that, or same shit for the females. Your nigga told you to listen to that. Now you fucking with it.
Speaker 1:You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:So jail always been my distribution. I got lit off jail even from my city, Whereas though niggas from my city going down to jail and they telling other niggas you got to hit Albie. You got here Albie. So now them niggas coming home because they wrapping my shit down, jamesburg U-Files and all that shit. Come home, niggas, like you got my semester man, niggas tapping in.
Speaker 1:So what you was doing in jail, what you was doing in jail for your name to bowl so crazy, I mean you know the gladiator come from jail though Right like we was just standing on shit Couple scuffles. Yeah, you feel me. Yeah, yeah, yeah, Like we had to stand on shit, bro.
Speaker 2:Like niggas know me bro. Like niggas, po-po, strapping shit up from the door. Like you know what I'm saying From the door. Like I wish my little bro Juju was here. Like Juju from Jersey or whatever right, his little bro, he's telling you the same story, but like I walk on the max 10 niggas all locked up for bodies and shit I need from this County. So that's like like it's saying this ain't a Philly cam, I'm gonna hold another area, the whole other.
Speaker 2:County, like these niggas don't Hurt of me cuz I got a little buzz and all that shit, but it's probably thinking like he probably is a rapper. You know, I said soon as I walk on that say I see how the phone movement going boom, it's two is three phones but niggas just back-to-back sharing the phones. Soon, as I walked in that tent I'm like nigga, hold on, turn the TV off. If I don't got an ex on the phone, niggas got to get it. Fuck all that, you feel me, because there ain't no way in hell Drew will tell you that same shit, bro.
Speaker 2:Soon as I came in that motherfucker on the max. If I don't got an on that phone, we got to get it. It's too much movement. Who got next? You jumped up because all the poppy niggas had they phone. You know what I'm saying? Rob Markman, right, rob Markman. The poppy gangs and all that shit Like yo, yo, no, no, no, you ain't got Fuck with this shit.
Speaker 1:You good bro, everybody all right man, Because I already know how it go.
Speaker 2:I had like a crazy like all the niggas in jail was motivating me, right. And some shit happened with one of them niggas, with my, conrad. That was part of my team, right. So some niggas had dissed him, you feel me. So some niggas had dissed him and shit. So I knew the niggas who dissed him. I got the whole background check. I'm locked up with niggas that. So niggas telling me all this information, so niggas telling me all this information, I put the shit together, I start putting that pen to pad. I'm like all right, bet I get out that bitch. I pop out First song I do when I get in the stew and shit.
Speaker 2:I'm like yo. So I get in the stew, I'm like they turn the beat on. I walk that bitch, but I'm eating them niggas up Like stealing them, like you know that shit before viral, was viral. It went viral. You know what I'm saying. So everything. And after that it was over. Niggas was like I was like the hood journalist. What beat was that? 400 Degrees, that juvie shit, juvie shit, mmhmm, I heard that 400 Degrees. That's why I murdered that shit. That's my beat. You know what I'm saying? I heard that.
Speaker 1:So when you Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, 400 degrees now, all right, now I'll be out. You coming in front of Jersey, you waving a flag, you got the bars, you coming, all right now, you, like I got to step in the big leagues, I got to kind of come out with a tape. Now, when you're getting your tape together, are you really like thinking to get a big feature, or are you just like I'm just doing me. Cowboy style.
Speaker 2:I'm just doing me. It was never about no feature. To me it was more like I ain't know where this shit could go. I ain't see that far. It was more so like, like I said, I was a hood journalist.
Speaker 2:So everybody from my hood was fucking with it Like, as far as this stuff, my whole city was behind it. So I'm just like the city just waiting on me to drop again. Like it's like a newspaper. You feel me Like what else you got to say? So now I'm just like feeding them. I'm just kept feeding them, feeding them, and my name is just kept getting big. But In my city I was a superstar, right, like don't get it. Like I was a superstar and you built it up. Yeah, yeah, I was a superstar in my city, but then I went to jail. So when I went to jail, I went to jail like two years later because I was still outside in the streets and niggas knew I was like be outside in the streets and I'm rapping about the shit that I'm into.
Speaker 1:So when I record label Flatline.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's what we were pushing, hell yeah.
Speaker 1:That's you right.
Speaker 2:Hell yeah, that's the squad right there. That's where it all started, at that.
Speaker 1:Flatline shit.
Speaker 2:Right, we was young niggas just popping our shit and that shit went crazy. So when I dropped that, I dropped two mixtapes. It went crazy, but then I went to jail. So when I went to jail, the music like got bigger because it was it's crazy, sad to say. They felt like, yeah, they're like yo, he's living. That's right now I'm following you know what I'm saying like, wow, no, he's living. That, yeah. So I don't even know that I'm, I'm. I I've never seen it that I could be this person. So, while I'm in jail.
Speaker 2:I'm seeing come up to me and and they're like your song out there. I've been locked up for like two years already. Like me, you, what you got it out there in the streets. I'm like, ah, nigga, I've been gone for two years, nigga you got, it, you got it Nigga. You know what I mean. Now I'm locked up for three years. Nigga's like what man? You make it back out here. Oh, it's over for you. So now I'm like, now I'm really right in the hell, I'm like, oh, I'll probably make it out.
Speaker 2:This bitch, you know what I'm saying. Beat my case, but I had a gun charge. I had a gun charge. I was fighting already, so I had to sit for five years. So I did five years. But when I came home it's like everybody I made an Instagram as soon as I came home. I had no followers Instagram. I got 10,000 followers my first day just cause I made a gram.
Speaker 1:I'm like oh, this shit can do something as soon as I made a gram first day first day got 10 10k followers.
Speaker 2:Like I was made a grand.
Speaker 1:I'm like oh, 10k followers I'm like that's gonna show how everybody really why.
Speaker 2:This is really something it was bubbling so I'm like all right, 10 000 people with a, he get paid in this. You feel yeah, yeah that's, that's that's so wait when you when?
Speaker 1:when was the first time you got paid in this?
Speaker 2:I got paid, I came, I came home your first chat. Yeah, I remember my first time uh paid me for for a, a performance. They could pay me for performance. Uh, I probably was home for like my first of my home okay, and it was his birthday party he paid me for, like uh. So I came home june 13th I had a show, probably like june 28th or some okay, they could pay me. I'm like, oh wow, it was not crazy Like two bands or some shit.
Speaker 1:So how far from when you came home to you meeting Wartenberg?
Speaker 2:Wartenberg already knew.
Speaker 2:That's what I'm telling you he was one of them niggas that knew In jail. Oh, he knew because it was either I was going to get life in jail or I was going to come home. I need him. I'm fine, exactly so. Walton Bird was like as soon as I came home. He was like Walton Bird, the first nigga Put me in the studio when I came home. Now that I think about that shit he, the first one that put me in the studio when I came home. He was like you know what I'm saying, do me in the studio. When I was just in there cooking, I probably made like Five Bro Hell, yeah, yeah, yeah. 2000, 2015.
Speaker 1:It was Dustin. All you had to do Was just come home, that's it. That's all it was. It's always like that, though.
Speaker 2:Like right now, this shit going crazy For a nigga Because I got longevity Right now.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I'm always getting my wings clipped. No, and you got a. And you got a cooker Right now.
Speaker 2:Yeah, right, bro, you know what I'm saying, right now, you got a cooker, I got, and then is like I'll be home long enough to show his strength yeah I'm always getting clipped off, as always, every time I start going up something happened.
Speaker 1:Tell me this why you think when, um, when whartenberg went on this crazy atlantic run, why you think you ain't working that system at that time what?
Speaker 2:he told me. He told me. He said how they scared of you. It's like it's an investment. They didn't think I was the right investment as far as, like, they seen the talent.
Speaker 1:But they was just like, or they see what he seen. Like either you gonna go up or you gonna go to jail, yeah, you feel me.
Speaker 2:So it was just like they was like nah, they was scared to invest in me On some shit, like, and they gonna go back to jail. But if the niggas, yeah Right, you didn't give me the right check, so I'm still out here in these streets.
Speaker 1:So what? You hearing that Like, how, like, how was your approach then? Cause I know you probably had to like Hearing that you might wanna switch up A few things. Yeah, it disappointed me, it pushed me to the streets hard.
Speaker 2:Right it pushed me to the streets real hard. You know what I'm saying. So I had to. I had to get outside and just it out, but that shit fucked me up where it though, because all the niggas that he he had, he introduced me to he's signing him so I'm like I ain't getting signed, like what the fuck like? What's going on. I'm still outside, but he got these niggas. I'm stamping these niggas like you feel me out here in jersey, I'm letting them like you're coming to my hood.
Speaker 2:It's being around me, everybody fucking with it, like he. Like he was trying his hardest to give me some. I'm not gonna say he wasn't, but he was trying his hardest to get me signed. I'm not going to say he wasn't, but he was. He did a lot for me and I appreciate that shit. You know what I'm saying, because niggas don't do nothing for a nigga you know what I'm saying so I don't give a fuck what you do.
Speaker 2:I'm always going to appreciate genuinely love Because that shit is rare bro nigga like that, like I respect that, you know I mean, but I understand the fact that these niggas was trying to fuck with the gangsta you feel me so.
Speaker 1:Was it that they thought you was a hothead or something?
Speaker 2:yeah, okay, maybe maybe more to that, be like yo cuz like maybe thinking of people on my butt, on my back, they give me all this money. I'm again, I'm gonna go to jail. It's just, it's this my background, my background really, that I be thinking they'd be wanting that shit. Where's though, like I don't want a nigga.
Speaker 1:That's really how they do, but they don't. They don't, they wanted to be.
Speaker 2:They don't really want no sharks.
Speaker 1:The Arsenal Fetty Wap link up when that I to lie like when y'all had that going. That's when I'm like that Albie might be like that shit really opened up.
Speaker 2:That shit was opening up for you at that time. That's that jersey.
Speaker 1:How you felt in that time, like in that moment, like with all y'all getting together, linking up, that's a good bop right there.
Speaker 2:Like, yeah, we felt like I'd say me and Oz, bro, we both felt like Like it was time. So we was, we was gonna use that To our advantage. You know what I'm saying but it was just. It, just my nigga Wap bro His shit, his time was fading out.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:You know what I mean. Like they was trying to Push him out the game. You know what I'm saying. So we couldn't really Do nothing too crazy or whatever Couldn or whatever couldn't really go to the next level, how we wanted to go to the next level type in but we, it was the, we had the perfect team, perfect, it was ready. But it was ready, but just like it was fetty, what fetty watt.
Speaker 1:Being that like the end, and then like with his team doing everything that they was doing on a shy steve tip, it kind of like pushed him towards the streets.
Speaker 2:That's how I feel. That's exactly what happened.
Speaker 1:So by them doing that, it put him in a crazy situation. Like I'm back on some track tip.
Speaker 2:And you on the tip.
Speaker 1:I already know you on the tip. Like bro, I'm trying to go up and they be really on me because I am who I am, I don't even need that Around me.
Speaker 2:For real, for real, bro you drooling, for real, for real Yo that's crazy.
Speaker 2:You bugging Cause. Like you, zoo, I'm fucking with you, my dog, like the love. One thing about that nigga he show genuine love, bro, he take care Too many niggas, bro. He got no problem taking care of niggas and that's that was. That was his downfall. So when, yeah, when he hit the ground, nobody was taking care of him. Yeah, so at the end of the day, before he, before this rap came out, he was a trapper. You feel me he'd get money. So, ah, you get. I watched his name go to dubai for two shows, get 700 000. So what you think he gonna do with that 700 000? Right, because, because, because, the seven hundred likes, that's just seemed like so much money. But when you get, when, when you win this league and you, that's seven hundred thousand to be gone in five months.
Speaker 1:Yeah cuz you done build up you accumulated bills exactly, and I'd like to know that that cost that money absolutely. So it's like.
Speaker 2:It's like so I already know. So like I wasn't seeing that type of bread. Now, now I'm getting crazy bread. Already know, like I bet, yeah, seeing that type of bread. Now, now I'm getting crazy bread. I already know, like I bet, yeah, that shit don't mean nothing. So at the time, a nigga, a nigga, a hood nigga. So imagine that you got hood niggas thinking, oh yeah, he ain't taking care of the team. When it's like, oh, he getting this type of money, oh, what I'm gonna do with that money? You got a nigga that playing with that money and the money ain't is vanishing. So what the fuck you think you about to do with it? Oh, I'm investing. Invest in what. You know what I'm saying. So what he did was he invested in that work and he started pushing Dang. He was getting to it for real. You know what I'm saying, bro.
Speaker 1:He had a number oh my God, it's just crazy that you was able to even tell him like yo you bugging, yo you bugging.
Speaker 2:Nah, I told that nigga straight in his face. You know what's up, bro. One thing about me he gonna remember that shit Until death. Do us part, bro. That nigga gonna know like nah, poe, I, because I ain't. No, yes, man, I'm gonna tell you when you wrong. Yeah, I'm one of them niggas, that's always gonna tell you what it is or how I feel about a situation. I'm not trying to slime you out backdoor. You, I'm not from that generation. I'm going to tell you what it is head on.
Speaker 1:Like bro, you're bugging the fuck out. Yeah, he was bugging. You know what I'm saying he was bugging, bro, you had a top billboard hit.
Speaker 2:You're tripping, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1:He was tripping bro. Yeah, I mean for real, for real closing, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:I was closing in, it's like what I'm gonna do, I'm gonna go to what I know, what you used to Getting bread, so you, I, got all this money. I bet I don't know when my next check on Chuck come. He's so used to that type of money going away. Yeah, but niggas ain't used to that type of money going away.
Speaker 1:But you got to be on that level, to know that that type of money could go like this yeah, so now he's like you know what I'm gonna flip this bro. He knew what he needed to order. He's like flip this man, flip it no.
Speaker 2:He turned to Watt, turned into a fucking money-making bitch out there. Nigga said Watt pulled up to the hood with $600,000 in the trunk. Stop playing with him like 600 in the trunk it hurt up like he was really.
Speaker 1:He was really getting it so he was geeking, really getting it just ass told him on that man his little run, his little like three hits, four hits yeah cooked them, mm-hmm, mm-hmm they I was corny man zoo got a classic album no features, no major features, all him it was his team.
Speaker 2:Right now, zoo got a classic album, no features, no major features, all him. It was his team.
Speaker 1:Jersey.
Speaker 2:I respect that. You can't fuck with that Niggas. Go get other niggas and turn them up. Nah, that nigga, that's a Jersey nigga.
Speaker 1:I see you work with less features than a lot of people too, though, and then when you do do features, it be like certified niggas. That's my type of style right there For sure, so I respect that.
Speaker 2:You got to match my shit, man.
Speaker 1:A lot of niggas be scared to fuck with me too.
Speaker 2:A lot of rappers be scared to get in that booth with the gangsta too. Niggas be yeah, niggas be all yeah.
Speaker 1:Niggas ain't who they say they are man, yeah, no. No we do know that, but I'm just saying, like you know, like the top of the top, like niggas should be wanting to get in there with him, yeah, yeah, I ain't know what I mean.
Speaker 2:It's a popularity contest. Where it's, though, like I'm popping in the streets. You can't go to one street one whole period. They don't know who fuck Albi Al was Like the streets fucking with me the jails fucking with contests where it's like nah, I'm trying to get next to Bossman. You know what I'm saying? That's cornball shit, though.
Speaker 1:That's how they rocking.
Speaker 2:The niggas who think that matter, they doing it.
Speaker 1:That's cornball shit though I don't like niggas like that, though there's really stuff like that that happens you know what I mean, but I ain't no.
Speaker 2:That's how they got him. It's a different type of rap. That's why we want. It's a different type of rap. Yeah.
Speaker 1:I'm not looking for Boss man D-Lo Out of Albie you feel me I need Poe.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's the whole point. Come get me for that.
Speaker 1:You feel me and that's exactly why we Need people like Albie out on this show. It's crazy Cause when the the nigga start going up.
Speaker 2:The nigga boss man start going up. I'm fucking with the nigga because he popping that shit, right. So so my manager, she runs into his DJ. She sees the nigga DJ and she's like yo, what's up, what's up, talk him out on the features, all the other shit. So son was like it. So someone's like it's me going up. He's like you want 40? Dang. So he's like you want 40 for the feature. I never paid for a feature in my life, bro, I probably never will, let alone 40 grand. Right, you feel me Like come?
Speaker 1:on. Why am I doing?
Speaker 2:that shit. So I'm like I ain't going to my pocket. I got a big budget on the label.
Speaker 2:I say yo look boom motivates me into like yo, all right, boom entertain the conversation I had a show in um orlando on, say, I had a show on orlando on the seventh. This nigga had a show in orlando on the eighth. So his dj, he in contact with her and he's like yo, just come out there, we can knock the feature out, boom, boom. So he's like, oh, why are you like? All right, cool, I'm like, but tell son, tell son, he got a. Uh, he got you got. We got to get in the studio. Don't think I'm about to just send you the track. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's 40 grand. We talking with I don't give a fuck how much money. Nigga, we had nothing you rapping about when you had nothing.
Speaker 1:I'm not about to just give you 40 grand for you to go in there and say what you feel like you want to say Right, right, right to go in there and make a hit.
Speaker 2:You know what I'm saying. We're gonna go in there, go ball for ball, we're gonna make some records. You know I'm saying make, make some. That. The like. I don't know the was like. He just backed out like, said he watched my gram, all type of weird, but I don't know, it was just like. I don't, I don't want to be in this like booth with that watch it really like yeah, these weird bro, I don't he.
Speaker 2:no, I don't give a about none, none of that. Shit bro, not tough Sunny, tough Tony, rough Ricky, shit, I'm really that you know what you like. It's 40 grand, but I never gave a man 40 great. Who the fuck you crazy?
Speaker 1:tie you up for that.
Speaker 2:You know I'm saying yeah, so it's like if I'm sitting here telling you my label by to push the button and give you $40,000 to do a song with a gangster, and you talk about something that's crazy.
Speaker 1:What type of nigga is you? That's a little crazy. What type of nigga is you? Like what you talking about? That's a little crazy. I ain't even gonna give you this shit, but I'm trying I'm trying to push my career yeah further and further like. All right, let's get that. That is a little crazy. As you talk about like, why would I like when this shit come out.
Speaker 2:He probably spinning like man. I don't know who nigga is. Nigga, you know what's up, nigga. If you don't know what's up, ask the toughest nigga you will. He know who the fuck I am. Nigga. We on that For real. Nigga, like man. What the fuck you talking about?
Speaker 1:nigga Ew Straight up.
Speaker 2:Ew, play like that. I was so mad Cause I'm going to get us a 40 grand man. You feel me, I'm playing if I get mad 40 grand.
Speaker 1:They want to send a record over.
Speaker 2:Yeah, send a record over.
Speaker 1:No nigga if I give you $40,000,.
Speaker 2:I want to see you pull up. We going to cook.
Speaker 1:Yeah, who the fuck?
Speaker 2:you think you is nigga Right? Yeah, you go.
Speaker 1:Just 40.
Speaker 2:You just started. It's like four months at the time, so I turn you up, I'm trying to go higher, like are you? I caught the wave, I'm jumping on the way. I respect the ground, you know. But I wasn't coming out my pocket, it was my budget. I got big budget. Yeah, yeah, I got you. Let me know what's it over. I said, now we not say it over, so he getting the studio.
Speaker 1:I Was working with Ghazi. I like Ghazi, ghazi man Like Ghazi. Cool bro, I like Ghazi, I like.
Speaker 2:Ghazi. I like Ghazi and he respect bars, he respect rap. Yeah, you know what I'm saying. He respect the gangsters too, so he appears. He appears when it comes to the hip-hop. Yeah, bro, that nigga official maniggas had a song called Follow the Leader, but he was just like yo, you could bring that, you could bring that feeling back, type shit you know what.
Speaker 2:I'm saying but God, you do what's homework, you know what I'm saying, and shout out to Wartenberg, wartenberg, yo, this nigga Wartenberg was trying to get me signed to everybody, like he's like. Wow, I think I reached out to Gucci man for you, bro, he got to receive.
Speaker 2:He fucked with the gangsters. He got to fuck with you. Negative. I've reached out to Yo Gotti for you. Now you're oh, let's got nothing to do with the podcast, but y'all about to get this shit. Yo check this shit out cut. I'm talking to my man. This nigga bro.
Speaker 1:Oh my God, yeah, that's my boy Bruh Moneybagg yo.
Speaker 2:So what the fuck happened with Moneybagg yo? This nigga told uh who? Oh yeah, I had to remember Me and you. This is my brother right here, cb we. Oh yeah, I had to remember me and you. This my brother, right here, cb we go. Had a meeting with the manager of CMG Tom Square. We had a meeting with CMG, the manager, all of a jail free the gangsters, the jail nigga was just locked up with one of them niggas.
Speaker 2:You feel me, and he was like yo, I know the nigga. He say he really one of them niggas, yo he really the manager. Da, da, da. So we meet up with the Red Lobster. We don't even eat Red Lobster, so look.
Speaker 1:Red.
Speaker 2:Lobster, right With this nigga, right, boom, we in Red Lobster. The nigga said Bring him some bud. I'm like, alright, cool Boy, this nigga always got the bud. Shout out to Lil Uzi, always got the bud. You know what I'm saying. So, bruh, let me tell you Cause I'm glad I'm telling him, because I didn't tell him that the 2B continued. But what happened with that meeting? So we go sit down with the niggas from CMG, right, uh-huh, we go sit down with the niggas right Now.
Speaker 1:I fuck with them, niggas, you feel me it's the relative most podcast y'all.
Speaker 2:Niggas listening to their music cut. We goes there, we sit down. He's like yo, boom, boom, talking about something. Yeah, al the nigg, you, that nigga, you're gonna tap in with you, you're gonna do what we're gonna do and if you fuck, we fucking with it. I'm about to tell god he's and shit, we gonna around sign you. I'm like all right, cool, I don't even need to be signed, nigger, nigger, caked up for real. You know what I'm saying. But I'm just like I connect the dots, whatever.
Speaker 2:Whatever you feel me, because I seen my mozzie go over there for album I'm like, get in a situation like that because I'm not about to be locked in with you, niggas. Right, I'm the leader of my own empire. You feel me Cut. We ain't hear back from them, niggas, because of this, don't you know that 2017, that 2017, when this nigga Moneybagg Yo got booked for a show in Jersey, this nigga think I shot him and robbed him. What Jersey I got? First of all, boy ain't got nothing to do with that shit. But so look, second of all this, what happened to this shit cut? So I'm getting my hair done in the salon. Shout out the um Cut creators, make I'm getting my head done. So the nigga who sat in the whole show up he one of the partners in the show they booking bag you feel me? He hit me up and he like yo. He like yo because the tickets ain't moving. He like yo, if we throw you on this shit, how much you going to want for this shit?
Speaker 2:I'm like how much I gave that nigga. That's how I be coming. I'm like, nigga, you ain't about to penny pinch me and you pay this OT. Nigga, all this bread, you feel me? This home base, I need my check. He's like come on, al man, show me some love, this ain't a dirt. Boom, boom, boom. I said how much you gave that nigga. You gave that nigga, like I said, all right, well, give me 10. I'll take 10, because it's late. I need to sell this shit out in two weeks. Boom, no, that week they need to sell it out that week. The nigga, he pays me the deposit. He gives me the deposit. Five grand, right there, I'll be right back. Give me the deposit. I go to the. So now I send the picture for the flyer. They put me on the flyer. I post this soon. As I post this.
Speaker 2:Shows canceled jersey, jersey police. Like hell, no, I guess. When I was banned I was yeah, they banned me from jersey lb. Hey, cancel good dessert. So money bag. Yo coming to town. They come do the performance, but the show is canceled. So I guess the that booked him. They like yo, we need our money back. Our shit is canceled. Right, and he wasn't going for that Niggas followed him up. The fucking turnpike ripped on him. His man got hit in the head. All type of shit. This nigga said I'll be out of that shit. So that's what that nigga said. That's what bro said Like yo, out to you because they, they sent money back yo, thank you, you got him hit like what the I just got on the show, two days before the show even happened like I got nothing to do with the show.
Speaker 1:Wow, like, what the, what the I do that people put stuff on your name though. Like, like, crazy, like, and this ain't no cloud or nothing.
Speaker 2:It's just like you know, I ain't know. I got them clouded up already. What you talking about? What you talking about? Ask my name bro with this, but that's crazy. Right there, though, like you really like, all you had to do was ask a nigga or whatever, bro.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Like damn, like a nigga slammed on you. If I slammed on you, bro, you would have never came back to Jersey and got another bag. I promise you, bro, you can't come back. If I say that, bro, like real shit, what I'm going to slam on you and not continue to keep going on you. All right, it's cool. All right, I think you're going to come out here and do a show. It's over, you feel me. But it wasn't that. Ain't no smoke with you, bro, ain't no beef with you, bro, and whoever you had beef with that time that's who you had beef with.
Speaker 2:I got no beef with you, man, throw it up.
Speaker 1:Yeah, this the realest and most podcast. Make sure y'all share, like, subscribe, comment If you don't use a motherfucker.
Speaker 2:Why? Because?
Speaker 1:it's free. Y'all already know, man. We got Al Bial in the building, man yeah man, this shit is special.
Speaker 2:Shout out to CMG man. You got to keep it all the way through, man, Rob Markman 2 Chainz. And Heartless is one of my favorite albums, man.
Speaker 1:You just dang on that man. Rude up Rob Markman 2 Chainz. When they speak of your name they be like damn. You heard of Kobe.
Speaker 2:Kobe, kobe, that shit go crazy, you know that shit go crazy.
Speaker 1:Like coming up with that, like give me, like when you came up with that, like when you first coming up with that, like the thought process All right, I'm ready. It's like you don't want to say savage, I'm cool that that, bro.
Speaker 2:That's how I felt. I felt like Cobra bro, I felt like I was being loyal to people that wasn't respecting my loyalty. I felt like only my kind mattered. If you wasn't thinking how I was thinking or moving how I was moving. You was in the way Because my loyalty was being unnoticed. You know what I'm saying? Okay, people wasn't appreciating it. From that shit come from my, my, my, my niggas, my hood, all that shit, like I think it's. I think it's really watching my pockets like crazy. I think it's really looking at me like I think. I think start forgetting that I'm, that you know what I'm saying. It's because, like the yeah, so it was like I had to remind them niggas, bruh, and it was just like that Cobra shit, that shit has really had me in my bag, really had me in it, and that was the perfect title for this shit. Because that's just how I felt Like niggas ain't respect my I don't know man, I lost myself in that one.
Speaker 1:That's some of your best work to date.
Speaker 2:Yeah, no doubt, no doubt. That's why I'm Rob Markman 2 Chainz and Lil Boi-N. Rob Markman 2 Chainz and Lil Boi-N. Rob Markman 2.
Speaker 1:Chainz and Lil Boi-N. Rob Markman. 2 Chainz and Lil Boi-N. Rob Markman. 2 Chainz and Lil Boi-N. Rob.
Speaker 2:Markman 2 Chainz and Lil Boi-N Rob Markman 2 Chainz and Lil Boi-N Rob. Markman 2 Chainz. So everybody that like, since I've been home, you know what I'm saying. I've been home for two years now. You know what I'm saying. I dropped four projects. The Cobra Comet album stream like that shit did the best out of all my projects that I dropped, so far. So, like the niggas know, they missed that right there.
Speaker 1:But I'm back on that though I'm back outside. I'm back outside, so coming up with Hood Olympics like Alright. So when you first get the beat right, you like Crazy man who the first person like, before you even thought of putting anybody on it. Who was the first person you thought of Like who was the first like I could hear who you could like? I could hear somebody on this joint.
Speaker 2:You know, that's the remix. I know, I know.
Speaker 1:I'm talking about the original, like before you put anybody on a remix. Now I took, that's the remix. I know I'm talking about the original, before you put anybody on a remix.
Speaker 2:I took that to the neck I was going to try to share that. I sipped that one slow right cut.
Speaker 1:How you think about the remix.
Speaker 2:Yeah, so the remix when the song dropped, it picked up so much Like everybody was saying that was their favorite song on this, and then I dropped the clip on the gram of me in the studio, like when I just did this, okay, and it was this like mad raw and that went viral hard bro, so when it dropped. Everybody was like waiting on that. That was the song they was rushing to, because they only got the clip you know, what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:So I'm like I bet I got this out right, like and like, you need a remix for that. So once that we start thinking remix, we in the studio huddled with that like remix. You know what I'm saying. I'm like let me go through my roll of decks see what I got in there. I'm like Kiss, yeah, I sent that bitch to Kiss that nigga's, like hard, sent that shit to Free, free like man. I'm about like it's over, like niggas. Niggas wanted that shit. You know, I mean, what's so special about the shit is that like, if you know rapping right now it's only 12 bars. You know I'm saying they always spend 12 bars nowadays.
Speaker 2:All them niggas spent 24s. It's like they were just. They just respected it, like they knew they had their kid. That's one of them and I respect that shit now and I appreciate that. I didn't tell none of them niggas how long they should rap none of that shit. You feel me them niggas all spit 24s bro. They all went crazy and then it was just like I remember when Motherfucking so none of them knew they was on the song. Nobody knew, until it was out, what Until it was out.
Speaker 1:That's crazy. Nobody knew they was trying to Bless the track.
Speaker 2:Yeah, bro, them niggas. But they knew niggas was coming.
Speaker 1:They knew, they knew something.
Speaker 2:So when Free did this shit, free called me like yo, I don't know who you putting on this joint, but like they better come with that shit because I'm coming, you feel me? Yeah, I'm like aight say that er it up. You know what I mean. But everybody came with that shit, you know what I mean. I remember when Kits called me he got like 12 bars in. I'm getting the shape of the barbicane in me. Right, yo, it's too hard, man, I can't stop man, like you mind if I keep going. I'm like fuck, you feel me. Like what you talking about.
Speaker 1:That's probably arguably like the hottest song this year. Yeah, no cap okay, that's really really really like one of the ones and I don't care yesterday what I told matt yeah, when the video dropped like I told mac I said yo, if you would have been on this drawing.
Speaker 2:That was it oh my god, matt kiss, I'll be y'all beans come on, man, you know someone, one of my old head next to my project said to me yesterday right because he's in the hood last night said to me he was like yo. He said what you think about doing a remix to the remix? I'm like what you mean? He like what out you get. He said for philly, you get, you get matt. He said, if a con for uh, for for benny, you get conway, and and for jada, you go get styles.
Speaker 2:That'd be crazy, that'd be crazy wow bro, I say yo hey, yo that's too crazy, right there that's too sad, that's too crazy. That's all right, that's flipping a coin for no, that'd be mean right there.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's special I ain't on front. I took his heat.
Speaker 2:I take heat to that, though I'm gonna put a song together just like that. Don't even worry about it, stay tuned, that's fire.
Speaker 1:That'd be like I ain't going front. That'd be like crazy yeah especially like the double bet, because that's really like the hottest song this year, bro.
Speaker 2:I play that song every day multiple times a day that's just like really one of them songs that's like and the beat go crazy.
Speaker 1:The beat goes so crazy it's like it definitely could go for in another run. How, how's your? Uh, you got any type of relationship with surf yeah, yeah, yeah, jersey man surf the legend man yeah, sir, we with sir he locked up with my right-hand man.
Speaker 2:right now they on Hamilton. It seemed like you was going.
Speaker 1:Surf was out here holding it down.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I fuck with Surf.
Speaker 1:Surf gone, you pop right back out holding it down for Jersey. Yeah, that's crazy.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I came home when I came home, 2022, and shit, surf was having a little situation with this. Nobody ass nigga that he had no business rocking with. You know what I'm saying? They had a little situation and shit.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:So I wasn't jacking that because like I wasn't feeling that nigga or whatever and shit. But me and Sirt were way ahead. I believe we were rocking with each other, like you know what I'm saying yeah, all that shit. Like yo free him all that shit. So when I came home so I came home, we got in the studio, we put some pressure out. It's a song called damn. I forgot the name of that shit. Remember that shit? What's the name of me? And Serf's song, that shit fire. Though I forgot we. I forgot we got some shit, whatever this shit. So when I came home, this shit.
Speaker 1:Track.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, yeah, track that shit, go crazy.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:So we did that shit when I first came home and but but when I came home Back home this time, this shit, he was on, he was on the run. So when he was on the run, this shit, he had hit me up. He was like Yo, you need a verse, this shit, I'm like I bet, say that, my man. But I'm like I was giving him advice on how to duck them people. I'm like you hit me on the gram. You got to get off this gram.
Speaker 1:That's what he doing, that.
Speaker 2:GPS, nigga that iCloud, they coming for that. That's how they got bro. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1:Whatever, that was it ain't life. It ain't long man. Free the wave, free the wave. All right Boy. So what you like, what you having the success of Hood Olympics, what you think I'll be out, what you think you need next.
Speaker 2:I think I got it. I got it. I got a record. I'm about to drop Shit, about to change the world when I drop this shit. Yeah, is everybody going to be able to relate to this shit? You know what I'm saying. I'm just thinking about how I'm about to shoot the video. Once I shoot the video, I should get that shit to niggas like February. I'm just gonna let that shit sit for a minute. I ain't even gonna rush to drop none of those. Let that bitch sit for like three months. Let that shit just build up. Yeah, do what it do. Watch me hit that shit when y drop and it's just me on it. Hit me up, man, let me know what you think for sure?
Speaker 1:no, you know, we really listen to it. It's, it's like you know cobra coming yeah, we be waiting for that type shit. Nah, no cap. Okay, it's rare we get it. I mean because now sometimes, like people chase waves, right, you know what I mean. You're one of the ones that'll be original, like. We'll be looking forward to that.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so triangle offense Crazy.
Speaker 2:Yeah, good looking, Rudy.
Speaker 1:How y'all put that together. Was y'all in the studio together? Nah, nah.
Speaker 2:I ain't been in the studio with a rapper in a long time. I'm a cop, nah, I don't know. Why is that?
Speaker 1:I don't know. I don't know Dang, it's because how they see you.
Speaker 2:I don't know. How the image is, I guess I don't know Y'all going to get me started. I don't know Y'all can get us a studio.
Speaker 1:You got somebody. Oh man, what happened, man?
Speaker 2:It's okay, bro. Let's get a studio with me, bro, it's all right. It's all right, man, it's all right, bro, I'm tired of sending records, let's just cook. Let's just cook, bro. You know what I mean.
Speaker 1:Let's go bar for bar I don't know what's going on, because rappers really be cracking me up. I feel like you, the rapper that people aim to be. You feel me Right, appreciate that, somebody that make it through their trials and tribulations and still able to shine. You feel me Able to put their chain on, able to put their watch on, able to rap about his trials and tribulations and put his music together. You know what I'm saying. So if I was a rapper doing good, getting that bag, I'd be like yeah, let me make sure he eat, yeah.
Speaker 2:You feel me Like, why not?
Speaker 1:Right, I'll be like, yeah, let me make sure he eat. You feel me Like, why not Ain't going to stop nobody else from making money? There's a million rappers out here, but you know how these guys are. Like they be it, be like I don't know. They own B1, gus Gibb a nigga. They jump, they shine type time Like I don't know.
Speaker 2:It's a popularity concept.
Speaker 1:Or a take from them. A take from them. A take from them To like help them. Is it a take from them?
Speaker 2:You gotta think of it like this, right? This is how I put it together, right? It's a popularity contest, right? Where, like, I seen some shit where Academic said he was like the stream is the new rappers. Now he's like the stream is the new rappers now. Like they fucking the same bitches. They fucking all of this. I'm like the streamers, the new rappers now like they fucking the same bitches, they fucking all of this.
Speaker 2:I'm like you got to understand this, bro. These bitches going to fuck whoever popping. Bro, you know what I'm saying. They're going to fuck you because you popping my nigga, but it's the nigga that they fucking when he ain't popping. You know what I'm saying? Because they see the growth, they see what he going to be. I was a nigga ain't had no bread, no, nothing, but I was the realest nigga bitches. I'm the baddest bitches that don't money, don't money, never made real. So how do you see he's saying the streamers is popping. The streamers is popping. All right, cool, do your thing. But who the sitting there? What real you know about to watch this man get in the shower. I'm about to watch you all day, so you can't even. That's a different world that a real nigga ain't living in.
Speaker 1:So you can't go against that.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you know what I'm saying. Like so, so he's like oh, how the fuck the streamers. Like, oh, I respect Everything they doing and I might say Something right now when they might try To shoot my career down Because they can't match this real shit. You feel me? Like, oh, why you fucking you? They gonna fuck you cause you lit Nigga. I was lit since high school. Like you know what I'm saying. If Instagram explode today, social media explode today, bitches gonna fuck me, cause I'm a solid, I'm a hunnit, I'm a good nigga. You know what I'm saying. They fucking you because you such and such the streamer and bitches is like you lit.
Speaker 1:Over that.
Speaker 2:Not because of who you are. That's like money your fame is giving you right they gonna me if I, because I'm him yeah that room you gonna, you can feel it.
Speaker 2:It's a different aura you gotta get around this to fill this. You know what I'm saying and real know that and a lot of these out here just looking for come up and you, the dumb ass, this goofy ass, whoever the streamer is he going to? He, the goofy ass, that this bitch, and guess what she gonna do? All she doing is the same with the basketball players. You know what I'm saying. So she just oh, I fucked him. Now he on child support, paying 50 grand a month.
Speaker 1:Yeah, cause that was her whole plan, but guess what she? Did.
Speaker 2:Got her bag, came back and fucked a gangster, nigga. The fuck is you talking about, nigga? That same bitch that you done crashed out over she on my dick now, because that's what's going on, bro. You know what I mean. So-.
Speaker 1:Rob Markman. What's exactly going on, Lil Jon, Get the fuck out of there with that shit. I seen that shit.
Speaker 2:Rob Markman Bullshit bitches. Lil Jon, you got me hot Like what, Nigga. You wanted to be your turn. How Y'all dressing like us, the. I wanted to be like the street nigga. I started dressing like Money Makin' Mitch and them niggas.
Speaker 2:That's where hip-hop come from. It come from the streets. So how dare you sit there and say y'all the new niggas. And then they say when you press them niggas, they like, oh, he ain't no street nigga, but why you saying gang Streamers should Listen gang? Don't say gang nigga, you ain't no street nigga. Gang me, you want it. Don't say gang, bro man, get the fuck out.
Speaker 1:Bro, cuz it's like come on, bro, it's like that's what we up against, though you know, that's how about to say that to the words. Oh yeah, internet is just like a way of life.
Speaker 2:Like I seen that's happen To my little nigga TJ. You feel me, I'm like yo, I'm like that shit. I'm like the streamers Coming, like the LGB community, out this bitch, like they all, every one of them, bashing, like why would you do that? Why would you do that, nigga? Why you let him do that.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Nobody answer that part, though, right, if it's that serious.
Speaker 1:If you can't smoke in your spot, you let them.
Speaker 2:You let them blow smoke in your face If you on that. Oh, we bullying you now. Oh, all right, so now y'all bullying. Then y'all start talking about a little bro getting shot or that type of shit. So y'all want to talk street shit. Now we all just complaining about street shit, Saying a nigga bullying you.
Speaker 2:So now, but that's the type of nigga, the average person, that's watching this shit, that's watching that type of shit that's going on is done, the type of people we going against. You got like Carson and them niggas. They be having like 500, 300 people watching at the same time for 24 hours. You ain't move away from this computer.
Speaker 1:For a week.
Speaker 2:From this man for a week. I don't even want that type of person around me. What are you? Watching Another man get in the shower, watch another man play a video game For seven days straight, and ain't nothing wrong with you. Get your freaky ass out of here Like I don't give a fuck.
Speaker 1:I'm going to say that because that's not my kind Picture one of us in there Watching another man stream All day long.
Speaker 2:That's crazy. If I'm going to watch this stream, I'm going to try to get the game Hell.
Speaker 1:Picture one of us in there watching another man stream all day long. That is crazy. That's cutting.
Speaker 2:If I'm going to watch this stream, I'm going to try to get the game from this shit and be like oh, it's a hustle If I get you niggas to watch me all day. Oh, I bet you're out of time, people.
Speaker 1:I'm still not spending all of my hours on it, though. That's too many fucking hours.
Speaker 2:Niggas be watching niggas sleep.
Speaker 1:Nah, real shit yeah.
Speaker 2:Word up. They watch niggas get in the shower, watch niggas eat, play video games, sleep all that shit 24 hours.
Speaker 1:Hell, no, nigga, yeah no. They took that shit to another level. They took it to a whole nother level. I don't have a problem with them, niggas. Yeah, man, that's not whole new era man, yeah, they got that. Like outside is kind of different, right now, it's scary out there.
Speaker 2:No, for real, though.
Speaker 1:So when you came home, like right, not the first time, this time right when you came home, like how you looked at everything, like phones and how people was moving, was everything moving fast than the last time when you went in?
Speaker 2:Nah, nah, nah was I jumped right in and caught right on. Like I jumped right in and caught right on, I had my motion. Everything was everything was what I expected right, right.
Speaker 2:I didn't take no time I ain't playing with it at all if I could do it over. I think I feel like I rushed. I think I rushed a little bit. I I should have took my time, like you know what I mean. I got the deal, got the deal, whatever, whatever and shit. But I think I dropped too much music, like I think I should have just like, let one song just sit and let that shit play out for like until the year ended out and then drop something else.
Speaker 2:I mean by you dropping as much, though that's like a catalog, Rob Markman, I mean because you know you get Rob.
Speaker 1:Markman, by you dropping as much, though that's like a catalog yeah, it is Rob Markman. So like Ghazi could've looked at that like, alright, he got X amount of work. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:So like that just showed consistency.
Speaker 1:Rob Markman and that mean he got it in the chamber too.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's there, rob Markman, when you you so? It's like when you, when you drop an album, it's like, oh why you gave him everything. But if you just would, if I was, would I just drop the single. I'd have them feeding it for more okay so whenever, when they looking for new music for me, think about that like they're looking for new music for me, all they got is that one song that they running up constantly, but what else they doing is the new fans that keep hearing about me.
Speaker 2:They going back to my catalog yeah so now they listen to my old. They're catching on to me like, oh why yeah, but they're fiending for the new.
Speaker 1:I think that's what make you you poke. I'm trying to say because, like, if it because I don't think you would be it would be the same if you got one song no it's the, it's the body of work, is cobra is how you carry it all the way through your career.
Speaker 2:If you give me one song saying that, because all my say that like that ain't your style, be like yo. I'm like man. I'm about to start doing that raw wave, like as far as like, like, like my song about to be one minute and 30 seconds, my is like what?
Speaker 2:that ain't your style, no, no, no, I'm like, but that's what's best was turning up because it's like it's attention, exactly. So now what you saying to me Is like it's stamping everything that my nigga's been trying to tell me. Like what you saying, like nigga, that ain't you Nigga keep doing what you do.
Speaker 1:Yeah, po, cause, look Cause, it's the feeling.
Speaker 2:Yeah, absolutely. And you can't beat the feel. I agree. I agree with you, bro.
Speaker 1:So yeah, uh huh, oh, you got to give them like you got to. It's the pain, bro, and that's where that's where that's where they fail at. We got to keep the authenticity Our people that we love and the ones that that that mean the most to us. We got to push that to the forefront and keep the authenticity. Keep that shit as real as possible. Let's get into these games. Man, you ready? You already know, hey, this is the Real of the Most podcast. Make sure y'all share, like, subscribe, comment. If you don't do some motherfucking hate it. Why? Because it's free.
Speaker 2:Y'all already know man, I'm dead.
Speaker 1:They be acting crazy. It's free, free, 99. Still working Crazy, it's free, it's free, 99. Go to the wwwrelativemostpodcastcom. Go get some merch and we're going to upload the videos this week. Yep, a bunch of them, let's get it All right. So on Relative Most, we play a couple games. Ain't nothing too crazy. The first one, called Fast Track, is where I just say two things and you just pick one. We're going to start off with uh, do the classic version all right, yeah, we can do that, yeah, um state property of major figures, state prop.
Speaker 1:Okay, diplomats, a g unit unit, all right you said g unit, though hell yeah, I said again. Diplomats, or G-Unit, g-unit, all right. You said G-Unit, though. Hell yeah, I'll say it again All right, g-unit, all right, let me go Go ahead.
Speaker 2:Katie.
Speaker 1:Kiss Beanie Segal Back then. No longevity, it don't even matter, Whatever you talk.
Speaker 2:It's your pick. I'm going to take a, a shot. I'm passing on that one. Yo, I'm passing on that one.
Speaker 1:Damn Yo Yo. My man said, I'm gonna pass, you can pick any one. Nah, I ain't picking that both. Matt Boom man them niggas.
Speaker 2:Them niggas shaped my career. I love them niggas yeah.
Speaker 1:Real one man. Go ahead, you go ahead, boy. The hottest man they like, top of the top, yeah man.
Speaker 2:I love when they was going at it and I hate to say it but it's like that was like. That was like you know what I'm saying Classic. Yeah, that's like Goat. Can't believe my is hurting each other like that yeah that's funny, is uh you be uh with uh joe you? Talk to joe who joe button? Oh yeah, I just yeah. Um, I just seen joe. Uh, one of them strip clubs is joe cool, he cool no, he be.
Speaker 1:He always bring you up on the pod a lot yeah, I just wanted to. I wonder how I I wonder how your relationship is that's what's up? Yeah.
Speaker 2:Shout out Joe Button. Shout out to Mouse man. What's up fool?
Speaker 1:Alright, Monica Keisha Cole.
Speaker 2:Monica yeah, I said Monica Motherfucker Cause I know girls they love Keisha Be hitting that button. But Monica did some things for me.
Speaker 1:Monica, different. Yeah, yeah, never meant to cause you no pain Damn, I just wanna go back To being the same Damn.
Speaker 2:That's my bitch.
Speaker 1:GZ Yo Gotti Jeezy. Yo Gotti or Jeezy Young Okay.
Speaker 2:Young man.
Speaker 1:All the way man TI Gucci YFN Lil Baby or Dirt.
Speaker 2:Oh, smurf.
Speaker 1:Thug or Future.
Speaker 2:Future.
Speaker 1:I fuck with.
Speaker 2:Thug, though, but Future, I think Future top five. Yeah, me too, alright.
Speaker 1:I'm gonna go left Wild Cluff, lauryn Hill, lauryn Hill Jersey top five, yeah me too, I'm gonna go left field wild clef, lauren hill, lauren hill jersey. You know wild club jersey too, yeah, but lauren hill jersey, red man, joe buttons, damn damn yeah, I'm gonna, I'm gonna I think, I think joe would say redman, so Redman. Okay.
Speaker 2:Redman, he still be busting ass.
Speaker 1:He go crazy. That's a good one. What you?
Speaker 2:want to do I got to go Arsenal or shotgun shit I forgot about them.
Speaker 1:I forgot about them.
Speaker 2:Oh sure, I thought we should. But Ars, all the way I set Ars up in front of any one of these niggas.
Speaker 1:Damn Okay.
Speaker 2:What's the boy name I like?
Speaker 1:T-Rock over Arsenal.
Speaker 2:Nah, t-rock be popping it right.
Speaker 1:I like T-Rock over Arsenal, bro I told you T-Rock.
Speaker 2:I think T-Rock nigga though.
Speaker 1:Telling you, bro, Nah T-Rock.
Speaker 2:T-Rock, crazy T-Rock, that nigga, that rap shit, he that nigga. I think it's T-Rock. I think, nobody fucking with T-Rock.
Speaker 1:It ain't, it ain't.
Speaker 2:Yeah, free surf though.
Speaker 1:Nah, free the wave, Free the wave. Nah free the wave For sure.
Speaker 2:I think the GOAT is, of course, is Murder Mook and Loaded Lux.
Speaker 1:But the GOATs, the GOATs like I think T-Rock gonna give them a long night.
Speaker 2:T-Rock gonna give anybody a long night.
Speaker 1:No, for sure.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I fuck with T-Rock, t-rock.
Speaker 1:T-Rock go hard, mm-hmm.
Speaker 2:But when Loaded Lux do his homework, you gotta listen to that nigga. He be confident, he like a scientist.
Speaker 1:He get crazy. Alright, one gotta go. This is a little different. We gonna say four names. Wait wait, wait. Did we do this generation? Let's do this generation of females real quick. Like industry Real quick. One gotta go Not before. One gotta go Fast track.
Speaker 2:Let's say Glowrilla Sexy. Damn One gotta go.
Speaker 1:Yeah, no, just pick one or the other Fast track still.
Speaker 2:Oh I who I fuck with or who I been up, it don't matter.
Speaker 1:Fast track, click one.
Speaker 2:So I'm bending up Glo right now, glo bending her back.
Speaker 1:I like Glo, I know she a bitch bro Part so. I like Glo. All right, read one more. I like Glo. I spice Lotto.
Speaker 2:And spice the lost, that cheek God, he lotto Lotto for sure.
Speaker 1:Lotto for sure. All right, so one got to go. I'm going to name four names and one got to go. All right, wait Before you say that, though. Like break it down. When they go, who they connected to go? Also, Whatever they had going on music wise, is it's going to? Yeah, you just wiping them out yeah. All right. So let's do one guy go Gucci man Jeezy yo Gotti, lord Wayne, one gotta go, all right, but look, all right, this is thing right what you mean he means he made.
Speaker 2:He made a bunch of millionaires I understand that what you talking about gz ain't make no millionaires that's cheesy, though, gz. Gz did a lot for me in my life he did.
Speaker 2:He did for me too yeah, like you know what I'm saying. I mean glow gone then, like not. Like I'm saying somebody else probably saw her, she was was fated fate, it's gonna happen. So all right. So I'm what I'm saying Somebody else probably saw her, she was fate is fate, it's going to happen. So all right. So I'm saying I'm saying damn hold on Running down again.
Speaker 1:Yeah, running down again One more time. You say it Because you really got to think about what you're about to do. Gucci man, lil Wayne.
Speaker 2:Young.
Speaker 1:Jeezy and Yo Gotti.
Speaker 2:One got to go go. They all accomplish things. I don't know if I had the right answer because I'm saying I mean damn, they hold something about what they did everything. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Damn man, I got he hard, though we got him oh yeah, now he is, though.
Speaker 1:Who god with god Gotti, doing everything To the culture he supposed to be doing, gotti done, built a whole Crazy Millionaire, billionaire label, damn man.
Speaker 2:Nah, gotti hard bro. Gotti, gotti, gotti better than Gucci man.
Speaker 1:Definitely.
Speaker 2:Gotti Gucci made the whole south.
Speaker 1:Definitely Gotti over Gucci, he goes, future he really. Alright, damn bro, how we gonna South. Definitely Gotti over Gucci, he goes, he really.
Speaker 2:Alright, damn bro, how we gonna. So it's Gotti Jeezy.
Speaker 1:Lil Wayne and Gucci man Lil.
Speaker 2:Wayne never gonna go. Lil Wayne is Is hip hop. He the reason these niggas got face tats? Yeah, motherfucking. He the reason niggas use auto-tune? He did it with T-Pain, but when?
Speaker 1:Lil Wayne did it in school.
Speaker 2:You know what I'm saying? Alright, got it, you got it.
Speaker 1:Okay Alright, let me do one real quick Slime, future Beak Mill, future Meek Mill. Your one guy goes be skinny. It do it. Do so what they be all over the place. Future Meek Mill. Young Thug G Herbo. Whoa, I'm just throwing them in there, you make it easy when you do it that way, swerve, swerve will gotta go. Alright, you go, alright. Alright, it's supposed to have been Future Thug Baby and Dirk, future Right Thug Right Baby and Dirt Lil Baby. Yeah, yeah, one gotta go.
Speaker 2:Baby.
Speaker 1:That's respectable Glorilla Lotto. Sexy Red Meg Thee Stallion, one gotta go.
Speaker 2:Meg Stallion.
Speaker 1:Alright, swap, take Meg out, cause she a rat anyway. I don't even know why I said her.
Speaker 2:I knew he was gonna say that he said. He didn't even think about it.
Speaker 1:I don't even know why I said her Take Meg out, alright, so Sexy Red about it. I don't even know why I said her take meg out and who? All right, so, um, sexy red, lotto, glorella, ice spice damn one gotta go, damn One gotta go.
Speaker 2:Nah, y'all have no One gotta go. They done.
Speaker 1:Yup, I'm keeping all them bitches bruh One got Damn you said sexy red lotto glow and spice.
Speaker 2:Whoever you pick will be mad at you. Yup, one gotta go. Whoever you pick, will be mad at you when they see you. I know I'm never going to hear fucking bitches. Man, y'all just closing it up for me. I might be on their hit list. You know what I'm saying, Nah we'll pass on that. Yo, I know it's in there for me. You got a bright future I know it's in there for me.
Speaker 2:It's crazy. It's in there for me, bro was crazy what they're there for me, bro. Y'all about to fuck my, y'all about to stop me from being a real nigga.
Speaker 1:Yo, yo yo.
Speaker 2:These niggas?
Speaker 1:know some bullshit.
Speaker 2:Hell, no, i'ma catch it. I'll be booked with them. We'll be doing, you know what I mean. Powerhouses. They about to have me backstage Looking like Damn, I can't get in when I fit in.
Speaker 1:Alright, here we go, let me do, let me do one more.
Speaker 2:No, no, no, wait, wait, wait.
Speaker 1:This is going hard, though Watch this Kodak Black. See you busting my jaw on that. Go ahead, go ahead, no, no, no no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no no no, no, no, no, no, no no no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. That came out at that time. Kodak Black. Lil Uzi Shit Bro, kodak Black.
Speaker 2:You messed with me Kodak Black. I had my list together.
Speaker 1:Kodak Black A Boogie Damn.
Speaker 2:Fetty.
Speaker 1:Wap Kodak Black, a Boogie Fetty Wap PNB Rock. One gotta go A.
Speaker 2:Boogie, okay, a Boogie, fetty Wap.
Speaker 1:PNB Rock One gotta go A Boogie. Okay, a Boogie, all right, a Boogie. Say it again real quick. Pnb Rock Kodak Black.
Speaker 2:I had Rock in the Project that's my dog.
Speaker 1:And um yeah, rip Rock.
Speaker 2:A Boogie.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's a good pick, though A Boogie, alright. Do the executives man Um Alright. So listen, it's's nothing personal, you know what I'm saying. So no, diddy, you know what.
Speaker 2:I mean. Like none of that matter. No personal, go ahead.
Speaker 1:Jay-Z, dr Dre, birdman, diddy, one gotta go.
Speaker 2:Diddy, not because of his cases, none of that shit. He know who I was and he ain't try to sign a gangsta. You know what I'm saying. Nigga, listen to. My old shit Said my shit fire. He ain't try to sign me. I guess he knew I wasn't going for that weird shit. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1:Damn, damn, diddy, diddy.
Speaker 2:Biggie, yeah, I mean. Big damn, daddy, daddy.
Speaker 1:Biggie, yeah, I mean biggie going, the locks gone, mary j blige, mary j blige going mary j blige discovered a lot.
Speaker 2:Think about that facts really yeah, for sure, for sure for niggas. They somewhere in my heart.
Speaker 1:No, mary definitely Discovered the locks.
Speaker 2:For sure, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:X took him to Mary man.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I gotta tell you. You said Diddy, you said Diddy, jay Motherfucking.
Speaker 1:Dr Dre Dr.
Speaker 2:Dre who the other nigga.
Speaker 1:Bird man.
Speaker 2:Yeah, definitely Diddy, I'm standing on that.
Speaker 1:You ain't getting rid of Hov.
Speaker 2:I want to, but no, it's because Hov was supposed to be a project nigga.
Speaker 1:He ain't tapping with the projects All his shit is all hood connections to his life. I take that shit personally, but ain't no way in hell you ain't tapping with the projects. All his shit is all hood connections to his life. I take that shit personally but ain't no way in hell you ain't hear about me bro, hey, yo make sure y'all value this guy. Man, I'm telling you For real, man Ain't no way in hell.
Speaker 2:He one of them man. He value the hood man I'm a little bit into buying you that cereal.
Speaker 1:man, yo let everybody know where they can reach you, how they can find you, what you got coming out next, whatever you got.
Speaker 2:You know me, man, I'm a Tri-State monster man. I'll be out of Gladiator man, jersey man, born on this gangsta shit. You know what's up, man, you gonna stand on this shit. I'm a nigga, that I ain't no. Tough Tony, rough Ricky nigga. I'm saying Live by that, die by that. You know what?
Speaker 1:I mean yeah.
Speaker 2:I'll be out 201. You know what I'm saying. Everywhere you gon' find that shit. You know what I mean. You already let's take that shit in, man, I'm going on a tour in Europe. Yeah, first international tour in Europe. In April. What's going on? Shout out to that.
Speaker 1:That's heavy super happy.
Speaker 2:So yeah, we coming out there.
Speaker 1:It's going up, you know what I mean motioned up out this moment coming deluxe is out now coming deluxe going.
Speaker 2:You know all dsps hot olympics stay tuned, man.
Speaker 1:Let's with the games. Yeah, y'all already know y'all already know man it's the real of the most. It's the real of the most. Podcast. I'm Rilla, I'm white boy D2A.
Speaker 2:Oh, free AR app. Man Know why we rock. Oh, my nigga just texted me.
Speaker 1:Oh, free the men, free the guys.
Speaker 2:Hey my guy be the sex me today, bro, I can show you this shit. Y'all wanna zoom in on that?
Speaker 1:Free the men, that's my nigga. You know what I'm saying yeah, you fuck with the nigga yeah.
