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Philadelphia's Larry Krasner has been leading headlines by making arrest and taking down Philadelphia street gang. Larry Krasner has continued to push the narrative of shutting down the cities street gangs. The city has been terrorized by gang violence and Larry Krasner has been determined to put an end to the drill culture in Philadelphia.

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SPEAKER_11 11:26

Oh man, I was parched.

SPEAKER_09 11:28

Yeah?

SPEAKER_11 11:28

You know how it be.

SPEAKER_09 11:30

Yeah. What's up, everybody, man? This tells from the jails, man. We're here live in Parms, you would say. TNS Media Group is a team in the family. You know, this tall Fig Page, my counterpart, Mr. Braheem Jackson. You know, uh thank everybody for tuning in to another podcast, another, you know, uh opportunity for us to be out here to uh create content uh with real stories, um, to basically once again to deter people from going to prison. Our job is not to promote prison and make it seem like it's you know something uh like it's a five-star hotel. It's not. We're not here to do that. Um we're just here to bring y'all just different stories, man. We got some some great things uh coming uh in the in the coming weeks and things of that nature. We're gonna be consistent with what we bring to the platform. But how was y'all y'all weekend, man? How was everybody's weekend? No, anybody going to jail? I see I see the guys in here, you know.

SPEAKER_10 12:24

Yeah, I was about to say you ain't called nobody out.

SPEAKER_09 12:27

You know what I mean? Cam 112. I'm sorry, 1122. You know what I mean? You know, we got people at peaceful journey is here, 7228.

SPEAKER_11 12:37

Talk about that.

SPEAKER_09 12:40

Yeah, Ramadan was. How was your Ramadan, huh? Uh Alhamdulillah.

SPEAKER_11 12:45

It came with some trials and tribulations, but during the sacred month, it came with that. May Allah reward you for that. I mean, in abundance.

SPEAKER_09 12:52

You know, um I'm in a different space in my life right now. Right. After that. Right. And it opened my eyes to to a lot of things. Right. And I'm gonna tell y'all something, man. You know, through trials and tribulations in difficult times, you're gonna find out who a person really is. And when a person don't believe what a person says, believe what a person do. And whatever a person does is gonna show you who they really are.

SPEAKER_11 13:18

Think so, Dophy? Yeah, I I I really like that. I really like that concept that you because you give that to me all the time. Don't believe what a person say, believe what a person do. But then I I take that with me. I take a lot of things that you say that I may think is of value, and I sit on it. I don't be around you when I'm thinking about it. I might be in a Go ahead, go ahead, go ahead.

SPEAKER_09 13:37

Boy, you might be comfortable, your homework.

SPEAKER_11 13:39

Yeah, yeah, yeah. You mean my own, yeah. I mean, and thinking about that, like well, damn. A man was like, yeah, that's not what they say, but what they're gonna do. Like, damn, he, you know, he might got he might be on to something right here. Because if a person is showing you, like you got a woman, a woman go out here and she works every day and she's grinding and she's doing her not even a woman, just anybody, anybody, a woman or a male, it's not that uh predicated to just a woman, no. Or they out there just smoking crack every day. You see them still in the houses and this uh all last week, then this next Tuesday, they back at your front door. Can I come in and clean out your shed for you? You seen them doing this all last week. You seen, you ain't here, you seen. I'm gonna be less inclined to let you clean out that shed, man, unless I feel like I need something taken up out of there. Right? Yeah, yeah. So you mean I I I fully agree, man.

SPEAKER_09 14:29

And you know, a lot of times, man, you know, whenever you go through trials and tribulations, you go through trials and tribulations, it's gonna show you most importantly who you are. It's gonna show you who you are. You know, if you know, everybody is different in a lot of different ways, but you're gonna be able to really see who you really are when you test it. You know what I'm saying? Sometimes people test it with their health, might test it with their wealth, might test it through their children, whatever it may be, but it's gonna show who you are. So from what I believe, I just believe in holding onto the rope of a lost penal with the island. I believe that if you do that, you can make it do anything, in my opinion. This is what I believe. And I just believe that you're never gonna be tested with more with more than you can handle. Uh so that's just where I'm at with it. But let's get to this, you know, Philadelphia, man. Let's get to our city, man. We got you got it, we got we got we got um we have we had the YBC indictment that hit a few weeks ago. I think it was 19 gang members, 19, 18 so-called gang members or whatever, that was indicted, but they come right back and do another indictment on some more young guys ranging from South Philly, North Philly, I believe, something west Philly, so forth and so on, uptown. Um, a lot of different gangs in the city of Philadelphia. Uh, Krasner is his name, right? Larry, Mr. Larry.

SPEAKER_11 15:56

I call him Mr. Larry.

SPEAKER_09 15:57

Like Krasner, uh, seems as if he's on um a tear. Yeah. Rampage tear, however you want to put it.

SPEAKER_11 16:04

And you know scene.

SPEAKER_09 16:07

It seemed like to you. I know for the fact he's on a tear. Like I just said, what's what's my shit? You who they are you gotta believe him. Yeah, his action showed that he is.

SPEAKER_11 16:16

And that's that's not just for us, but that's for y'all too, family out there watching and paying attention. It goes back to what my brother just said. If a person shows you it, you got to believe him, and Larry in in this instance is showing me he mean business. I don't know about y'all, but me, a former recovering convict, if you may put it in them type of quotes.

SPEAKER_09 16:40

Yeah, I'm going to get out, Larry, old Larry, oh Mr. Larry, white. Yeah. And it seems like, you know, um, like we spoke about this the YBC indictment. And the second indictment was, I believe it was like one murder, but a bunch of like shootings, I believe. I think I think it was one murder but multiple but multiple shootings. Once again, I'm not glorifying this, I'm not saying this, but if you look at the times that we in these 2020s or whatever, this this whatever the the younger guys don't seem to be interested in making any type of money. They're not.

SPEAKER_11 17:14

They're not into well, I'm I'm not gonna say that because it's a couple of them that is. It's a couple that go out there and they got a little hustle, whether they're rapping or they on YouTube, or whatever the case may be, something legitly, or even if they was out there illegally doing it. I don't promote that and I'm not saying go out there and get it illegally, but what I'm I'm I gotta be real with you. So, what I'm talking about is uh if he's out there getting some type of money, whether it be illegal, legal, okay. It's the money is the base that I'm talking about. They're getting some type of money. The stuff that you see now, with the majority of these young bulls, it it ain't it ain't it ain't about nothing, bro. Yeah, I'm talking about I I can't even I want to say it's about a girl. Like like girls usually be the cause of certain type of violences, especially back when we was coming up, somebody get killed over a girl, or that war started over a girl, or that's over a block, which a block is uh indicating some money, yeah. You know, but I don't see that in there. Like I I don't even know where I can't even I'm I can tell you that I don't even see that in that, but I still don't know where it's over.

SPEAKER_09 18:17

It seems like it seems like they um it's like a game. Like a deadly game, though. Like it's like a game. Yeah, I got you, you know. I mean, what like it's like it's like you know, like a game. What kind of game we should play back when we was younger is that we were to tag you you hit it right over there, tag it in. Yeah, it's like but it's it's deadly tag, and it's like you know, I I got you, you know, we up we we the scores up, but these is actually they count these uh bodies as points, yeah, and hats and whatever they call them, they count them as points. I mean, we up we have three points, but these is actually lives, these is these is uh uh uh people's sons that are being murdered, you know what I mean? And sons that are going to jail. We had a guess that we had a guest, you know, that's gonna be interviews gonna be coming out really soon. But he said he got 15 people in jail for over 20 years that he that's from his neighborhood.

SPEAKER_11 19:15

And we ain't talking about who's dead. Yeah, he's talking about the who's in jail. Yeah, and you think about it. That's would you say they would you would you say that they not to cut you off, bro? But would you say you think they in the same in the same age? Because this is a younger guy we're talking to, talking about too. This ain't no older guy well off into his years ready to hit the sunset. This is a child for real, for real, especially compared to me. You know, um, would you say that this this 15 guys probably be around this age of him?

SPEAKER_09 19:42

Yeah, yeah, I would say so too. So just think about it. Say, say, if say it's 10 people they got they got killed on this side, 10 people that got killed on this side, that's 20 people. Yeah, and then you got 15 that's in jail, another 15 in jail. Uh well, 19, so it's 19. I'm just saying that 15 in jail, they got another, like, yo, it's almost 100 people off the streets or 100 people's lives lost. And we're talking about kids. About 100 people's lives that are lost for nothing.

SPEAKER_11 20:07

We're talking about kids. If you want to get like on a deeper note of it, right? These is young men, right? These is young men, right? And what is men and women put here created to do underneath a lawful marriage? Create, procreate. These dudes have these dudes ain't got no kids. If you really want to dig into it, like dig into the effect that's right to these dudes is coming home if they're coming home. If that's the if a lot of these dudes, a lot of these dudes got some serious, serious, serious allegations against them. And I'm not sitting up here saying that they did that because they could have not probably have not have did it. But the fact remains is they still has these, they have to go fight for their life. This is not gonna be no, yeah. You just got these allegations, go down the street to the store. No, their life is at stake. They're lives, yeah. Not no uh uh uh it's to the point to where the person probably in there, like, man, you can take this goddamn hand right here and let me back out instead of sitting in here for life.

SPEAKER_09 21:06

Exactly.

SPEAKER_11 21:07

You know what I'm saying? This is how bad, this is how if they're talking about giving me that foot, a dude is willing like that, right there on the jaw. Take it. You give me your foot take it. Get it out of here, put a sneaker on everything. Everything, everything. Let me go to the you know what I'm saying, and this is how this is how this is how serious, like, and I know it might sound funny, but I'm not trying to make it be funny, but you know it come out like that. But this is how serious these allegations and life trauma, this is a life traumatizing effect that these dudes is going through that can traumatize them for the rest of their lives and follow them to the grave.

SPEAKER_09 21:39

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SPEAKER_11 21:48

Yeah, you know, yeah, yeah. All of it came to$5,$2,$1, we're not discrepancy between that and putting nobody on the platform, but that was just shocking the city. Yeah, so thank you, man. Thank you. very much and thank you everybody that donate thank you for sure and everybody that's listening as well but um if you if you look at these scenarios right with these with these young guys right yeah it's almost like they don't and I'm they they don't realize the value of life or the value of uh you know just you know being a normal citizen in society it's it's like that you turn cold hearted one of the young boys we had a pair he said I can't even cry he numb he's he's uh desensitized what's the word desensitized desensitized yeah that that's a real word bro desensitizes for dudes like that been to the war that been through traumatic things to in order to be desensitized bro you have gone through some life altering situations bro I ain't talking about walking down the street and tripped and fell and bumped your chin on nah you know I mean that hurt a little bit ah get it together and keep it walking you know um like just to go back to my situation what I had going on you know I cried behind it I cried and I never really cried and I did some things and my emotions led me to to do certain things and um and act certain ways that I haven't acted in so long.

SPEAKER_09 23:15

Right and normally when I felt like you know I I would have felt like I was I was um being a coward or being being crazy or just being just you know something other than a man but by me by me showing emotion and crying and actually saying how I felt about the situation it lifted so much burden on me. Right it lifted like a lot of burden off me it just lifted like a like a big burden off me. And then you know I did some things that I wasn't gonna do.

SPEAKER_11 23:48

I mean I called you Ali I was gonna do do do do something again that I wasn't supposed to do oh yeah yeah yeah yeah you was like yeah I thought it was over that right there that hurted me bro when you told me that bro and you was do that was real like a that was like a define it was if it was for real that would have been a defining moment for me. Yeah what you was what you was trying to say to me she was saying some foul words to me that you wanted to say to me man yeah I yeah yeah because I was yeah it wasn't foul words it was from my point of view it wasn't foul words or disrespect or anything it was just like but you said you should call me a B I T C H yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah you you yeah yeah yeah it's yes and that's not foul words that's just sharp that's a sharp tongue that's all that is that was real that was a sharpened tongue that's all that is no other bit to tell you this baby other bit take this for a couple years out of pocket man I'm glad I caught you though you was like you know what man I gotta tell you something I was like I'm only playing I'm only playing like this has been a long time because now the book is closed so I ain't got to read it no more this is it yeah this is the title this is the author and here you go yeah you suppose man you know what man I'm gonna tell you this man I mean you act like a real I was like oh hold up on it you do you do the same thing for me yeah yeah man especially if it was deter it wasn't it wasn't like I out of a me speaking out of I got something to gain I got a motive behind it or I didn't know this is really like you know just because I think it don't mean it's right but like come on bro like come on tighten up same way you do to me a thousand and one times I just felt good I finally got the one chance to return the favor to the many that you done gave me.

SPEAKER_09 25:31

You know what I'm saying? That's all it is. Alright so let's get to this county prison now with this all these gangs in here now they indicted you got the P and Bs you got the YBCs you got the who else is this the uh Zoo gangs and all these different guys and you know Rec Chase I don't know Rec Chase.

SPEAKER_11 25:47

Well go all you gotta do is go watch Uncle Larry's uh interview the uh the DA uh uh uh uh uh sister DA the general attorney general DA whatever he is the top DA but uh he'd name all the names for you and the new abbreviations of what they stand for and this is Philly this is Philly but I'm pretty sure these indictments is going on all around the United States but the county prison right now is probably a war zone ain't no infancy about you buy it all them different gangs clashing because now you in here you can't put so much separation on everybody you can't isn't the prison not that's only but so much yeah yeah it's only but so much and then now you got four or five gang members not gang members but gang organizations as they say we don't we're we're not up here saying this is what it is this is what they say they were and we're just following the news to see about if the streets would get cleaned or whatever the case may be but uh you know they and they put all these groups over here without the pistols now now you take the pistols out of the equation if this what these dudes are acting like they now now is is lead with this with this right here this this right here this left and this right sometimes you can lose this left and right too legs knees somebody throwing the kick at you yeah all headbutt all that I seen dudes be cuffed up and get to arguing with each other and a dude cracking bang bang knocking straight out man they never got out of his cuffs told the guard get him up off the ground yes I have seen that yes butt yes yes break his whole nose broke his nose off his forehead crushed him and he and then it's a sound that you will never forget it's a that's how it is it ain't no slap y'all hear that it's a slut it's like a thud thud when you hear that head hitting that cartilage or that nose or that eye that's what you hear that's what you hear like you got to be now it's now it ain't these no more it's easy to pop pop pop pop pop jump in the car jump over it jump in the you know I mean and you got the switchy guy 90 in 25 in 25 tenths of a second no they ain't got that in there they ain't got that in there it's beware for real now now it's beware now now you get to be the stepper that you you know sought out to be in life you're about to really see actions you want to show who's who and what's what you know uh not glorifying it once again but just saying like that now that these young guys are placed into this prison system or this you know uh this county prison is gonna turn into animalistic mentality mean I'm gonna stab you I'm gonna I'm gonna glock glock dookie you I'm gonna uh you know I'm gonna do whatever I can do to the the most heinous of crimes to get it up on you yeah to be up on you and it's gonna be a lot of PC being taken because everybody's not who they say yeah but it's gonna be so much PC them blocks gonna be man nuts the butts and then a lot of the and the sad thing about it is they're gonna be enemies in the county they're gonna go upstate and be friends. See whereas though like it was crazy right about this that every one of these gang members that they what are supposedly these groups that they have indicted and got in the state right I'm about to give y'all something that's that's this a this a whole nother world now this is where I'm ready to give you I'm right everybody tune in I'm ready to give y'all a hell of a Jew a Jew a Jewel in the state they gonna all be enemies because it's all Pennsylvania right yeah they gonna you know group up whatever whatever if they you know if they on it they're gonna group up get each other there if they make them dudes all friends uh all fads federal convicts or inmates they like to say them dudes will be the best of friends all that got to go out the door all that man you shot at me man we got to squash all this because when you mean it's seven of us UYBC U PMB U Zoo gang and they put us all on this bus and send us damn Beaumont Texas yeah I ain't worried about that little shootout we had out there I need to see if you you right and we both 066 and we really in the belly of the beat we damn Beaumont bloody Beaumont big sandy Kentucky you think they over there talking about something oh man you you we was beefing over the nah then you're forced to be with a nigga that you wanted to kill and take off the streets you might just come across a nigga that didn't even get caught if we if we being tricky and talking business a nigga that didn't even get caught for acts that a nigga might have did and you know he did it but you're thrusting this federal system that will become your brother bro you will forget about that act that he did that was so messed up to you and you thought you had to get back nah bro you're in the state now to is though y'all can go ahead fire it up and get yeah this joint this joint got but it's what my man Meek says is levels to it it's levels to every aspect of life it's levels to working out it's levels to getting money it's levels to what a person woman look like it's levels to strength is levels that's just it you can't get away from that it's levels the water is levels and and we're talking about this penal system it's big time levels man and I want y'all to feel it in your heart the way as though when you go to sleep at night and it is it'll snatch you out your sleep like oh no I'm going to work goddamn I gotta go to work yeah you ain't yeah yeah yeah think about it like that it's worth it's worse than death than for me for me hey shout out to J Homie man J Homer92 man shout out to you man and merch is on the way man but listen man I appreciate the donations man uh thank you man honestly man what's his name his name is Jay Homie many again J Homie 92 man thank you man shout out to everybody and everybody yeah no but this just to go back to the youngers right the young boys right like you said the realization of what you was doing on these streets hit you is it at sentencing or is it once you get to the you know back to your block or back where you get once or you get shipped out. Well well for me and a couple of the guys that came through with me and I can only speak for me and I could assume about these young because I came in young like like them like how these groups is coming in is how we came in. You remember you was around we calling you asking you to do this and you paying lawyers don't don't you know you just got a good life now so you can sit up here and tell them about what you transitioned to but they want to know about the old you too the the the the bullshit talk you know I mean uh well not even gonna say the bullshit the ignorant talk at the time but uh when you go in there man you get all that time especially when you get that clock which is life and you get a whole bunch of numbers you know and and if you was a wild dude like you one of them wild dudes like I say about the bull I mean hears and he what he got about five, six years in? I think so something like he ain't got no dime in yet. No. You know what I'm saying? He's well on the dime. Yeah you know what I'm saying so I can say you can hear the way he was talking he wasn't like more so remorseful because you know these are acts that you uh copped out to so you said you did this not once did you hear him on it like man I want to apologize to the and I'm not saying he didn't probably feel that but this was a platform that he could have got that out there at you I'm saying so I would have to assume like damn he's still struggling with the damn they good you he even said they backdoored me and gave me fit like oh you playing out the you know I mean dismantling four people you yeah you said you did this you know I'm saying so now that's the still the youngness of the denial of taking accountability yeah and that don't come that didn't hit me man to about my 13th 14th year in jail bro took me 13 to 14 years to say damn I'm in here because I wanted to bag up some crack put it in the bag and make a little five ten dollar profit I wanted to carry handguns and revolvers and I created my mind that I was the police if you came around here and tried to sell some dupe you would get shot. This is what I mean this I this what this when at the the 12th 13th year when I started taking accountability accountability don't come it comes for a few a few young men that got the proper upbringing and training gains that early but the majority of us the inner city like don't nobody take no damn accountability man you ain't gonna walk up to the average 19 year old 20 year old he did something that he went and him be like damn man my fault man how many people you know what I'm saying grown men don't even oh damn you know what man you know so you know a lot of these guys is not is is not gonna wake up two three four years down the road and be remorseful.

SPEAKER_09 34:30

And then you look at something that he did right and he said he got railroaded but he took an open plea when you take an open plea to give you a guideline I can give you 10 years up to 70 years. Yeah yeah yeah so when you take an open plea for we took an open plea for three murders yeah you gotta look at it it think it's gonna get close it's gonna be closer to that 70. Yeah it's gonna be closer to that it's not gonna be closer to that 10 so you took an open plea and you say they railroad you or whatever case may be whatever happened I'm not sure for the case but in his in his situation you you pleaded out to something took an open plea a judge is not going to give you something close to that 10 they're gonna give you closer to that to that 70.

SPEAKER_11 35:11

Exactly so that's not actually in my opinion I don't think I railroad I just think he just didn't understand that what he could have got by him taking that open plea yeah look with taking accountability you have to in order to take accountability you have to have understanding and his understanding is not there yet he's still young he still ain't put it together of the real right and wrong he hasn't and a lot of these dudes is going in there right now young boys with these bodies and these shootings and is ready to get this life and this motherfucking of 50 this that the 99 thousand years and all that they're not going to come straight upon accountability like that that the first thing comes is rage for me anyway and they told me 420 months I'm in that moment when I found out what the number was three days later I was hot goddamn lawyer he's a coward they was first one man he ain't fight this angle man the rat nigga man he if he wouldn't have came in there I'd have been home I'd have been home these niggas telling all on me no it started with me it started I didn't see that to and I and today I'm still opening up stuff that I'm taking accountability on at a 45 year old man so accountability is a is a hefty hefty hefty weight man but you gotta you gotta pick that shit up off the ground bro in order to keep on getting to next opening up accountability opening up chapters in life for you somewhat from my point of view and a lot of these guys until they take that accountability they're not gonna fully be rehabilitated that's it and right now it right now it's still they still their minds are still on the street really like I mean they in jail but their minds are still it hasn't really because there's no preliminary trials yet there's no arrangements yet I don't believe no ain't none of that yet preliminaries is coming up they come up fast you get the preliminaries within the first 90 days first 90 days of any type of uh uh in in should they wave it should they wave the preliminary well I'm this type of situation but I'm hearing about I don't really know how that waving works now in the state like I'm uh like you could wave your preliminary I heard uh bro was saying something about a way I wave that get to I don't know if that gives you a little bit of advantage or edge I don't know what that why they do that now because back when we was getting going to jail back 2099 and all that it wasn't no wave your preliminary you was going to preliminary but you was a part of due procedure in that indictment you're not you you're not getting out so my thing is why I go to a preliminary because normally you go to a preliminary try to get some things thrown out thrown out oh yeah but I see that thrown out now you can go there and try that but why because you got to pay a lawyer you got you got to prepare for the big fight I mean you want to pay a lawyer for like it's one individual or multiple individuals when they were murders right so you got murder you got murder charges and then you trying to get something you are you are you really gonna get some some thing some murders thrown out in the preliminary knowing that you got people testifying against you because they wouldn't have come would have came for that indictment like that if they didn't have people that they they knew was going to be testifying against them.

SPEAKER_09 38:22

Well they they they've been putting that case together man they they they have a strong case they got they got a strong case and they're charging people with one body two bodies three bodies whatever case may be so in order for them to link everything together they got to have a witness yeah not just a witness or they could have footage they could have surveillance but normally I'm in this case I'm I'm I'm I'm more than positive I I mean I could be wrong but I'm leaning towards look at the the parameters of this case 19 people indicted in the state they have more than uh more than camera footage they might got all that yeah I have they have witnesses man they have uh people that's probably within their organization that's telling I agree so for me if I was if I wasn't one of them I would I would probably waive the preliminary because I would like because I don't want to pay a lawyer twice let's go let's get prepared for trial and that would be the the the same thing to do because ain't none of them getting no bells and stuff yeah it's not it's not happening um the other thing which um when what happens with a lot of times when with us in the street because even me in the streets at times when I was in the streets we move in the manner of sometimes in the manner of being disrespectful. What you mean I understand what you mean we be disrespectful to the to to the to to to the law meaning like sometimes you can think that you when you get in money you think that you're above the law you can be disrespectful in in in in regards to doing things in the proper way in the streets because streets do have rules and some rules can apply because once you you can sell lot everybody know this this is not this is not something that's false. A lot of people know that when you're selling drugs in the street they let you sell as much drugs as possible a lot nine times out of ten before they really mess with you. But they will come once the murders start happening people start violent guns start firing all right now this is people are above the law man you think you're above the law so and this is what happens what happens with when you with with when you got indicted it came from what uh gun firing and ho let's see what's going on people's talking is you know all this kidnapping whatever's going on now they say let's take a deeper look into this you know I mean and the drugs is going to hold a hefty hefty hefty you know uh period in in jail but sometimes man they don't really they don't really mess with you when you just get when you just get money a lot of times man you know it'll take a while for them to get on you might run for like 20 you could get a 20 year run.

SPEAKER_11 40:56

Yeah but as soon as that that pistol starts popping yeah you're going to jail yeah you can't you can't take the law into your hands and and I'm not saying that taking uh selling drugs ain't taking the law into your own hands you're doing so but it is levels remember I just said it's level it's levels to criminality and you know selling drugs you know that's a high level because you're getting people addictive and people overdosing or whatever drugs you may got but when you putting that iron in your hand and you taking people lives in a malicious way with it's malicious just by me shooting you anywhere that's malicious. And when I'm doing it like that and I ain't getting caught and I'm doing it to another I'm feeling emboldened because they don't know I did the last one I done took it upon myself to do two more oh yeah this level way up over them drug you done you done stepped into a whole I like to say you done slid down a razor blade into an alcohol river man.

SPEAKER_09 41:47

And then a lot of the youngins a lot of the young guys and I'm not knocking people for their dreams or whatever they want to do with that with themselves but a lot of the young'uns man they forego a lot of different things a lot of them want to be rappers right and that's that's that's their choice right of what they want to do with that time.

SPEAKER_11 42:03

Even these grown men you got a lot of grown men trying to still be rappers exactly trying to be rappers they and there's nothing wrong with that.

SPEAKER_09 42:09

Yeah but I'm saying whatever they want to do they want to do with like this that's what y'all want to do. But what I'm saying to you is a lot of times a few points I want to make you being a rapper and you're talking about what you're doing in the streets to a point where you're talking about murders and all these different things right the murders is they're listening to we heard many a times where you have many rappers like Rollo uh Rowler came here was Rowler from what from from um North Yeah from North Philly yeah yeah he came here he said what he was in court in the Dollar shout to Hollow Rowler he was in court and the DA did what rapped his rap music song I'm sorry whatever word verbatim a a Caucasian American a Caucasian guy or was it was it a woman or was it a man? I think it was a man a Caucasian man or woman was was rapping the lyrics to his song in court um it's just devastating then another thing I I did my and y'all can look into this as well you know a lot of the youth was gravitating towards being rappers and men are being gravitating towards rappers I read something that I saw it says that you have a better chance of becoming an NFL player or NBA player than you have to to then becoming a um a successful rapper in life because you need talent you need charisma you gotta grab the generation's attention and that's that that that's a big feat yeah that's a big feat over you know having a natural skill of balling or you know some of the uh uh professions that you just named like being a rapper like everybody yeah I don't know but it's as easy as on you may be that one yeah you may be that one and then it just it's just the chances of being successful as a rapper is very slim. Just think about how many rappers we knew in our Hood coming up that didn't make it. No disrespect to them. Yeah. But it's just they wasted a lot of their time when they could have been waiting doing something different. But that's just that was their dream. I'm not saying nobody should go after their after their dream. You have your own, you have your own dream or whatever you want to be. But I'm just saying you gotta really take a real deep look into trying to be a rapper. It's just it's the chances, and even the ones that really make it, they they they get they getting robbed. Like to say they're getting raped. They don't really have no money. They don't really make any money, you know. You're better off just going, in my opinion, this is my opinion, starting your business and doing something, you know, that's gonna make you some money. Because you gotta invest so much money into yourself to be become um, you know, someone where you gotta you're hoping for a label to give give it back to you and and and put you on whatever the case may be. But I would advise those people out there who are trying to become a rapper. I would just really just can really really think about it, man. Really think about it. Think about the message you're putting out there because you know, a lot of times these rappers they put out the message of you know, selling drugs, killing, fornication, you know, whatever, all these different things that are being put out there into the streets, and nine times on ten is negative. And I'm not, and I'm just not, I'm just trying to get people to understand just your message has to be a little bit different. You know what I mean? You gotta have a different message. That message I know a lot of us come from that, and we people want to listen to that things, and they and they may not find harm in it, but this thing about all these kids talking about with buttons and switches. Where's they where are they getting this from? The music, they listen, and not only music, but the TV and things that are that are on online. People are talking about switches and buttons, and I'm running them down and I'm shooting them down, and I'm about to spin the block and all this different stuff, and that just uh trickles down until what the next generation. And we're gonna continue to see this happening until something changes, until people say, you know, we're gonna change and try to do this and do something different. But a person, a person rapping positive, people don't really want to hear that. Yeah, nobody wants to really want to hear that.

SPEAKER_11 46:09

So they're gonna somebody up there rapping about the gospels and the and whatever, and talking about stay out the streets and nah, they ain't nobody trying to hear that. Not to say that it's bad music. I'm not up here saying that. But that's not the wave that's catching the crowd.

SPEAKER_09 46:25

Yeah, I should say. Yeah, so just you know, whatever you want to do with your time, just just just understand that, you know, in my opinion, you have to have a um a backup plan, whatever you're gonna do. I'm not knocking nobody at whatever they want to do. That's on you, whatever you want to do. And just do it to the fullest and you know, and put your best foot forward. But what I'm saying is, you know, I read, I gotta wish I have it. I'm gonna probably post it on the um on the YouTube channel. I'm gonna find it and put it out. But I'm not knocking nobody for their dreams. Everybody has their dreams. You know what I mean? Because somebody may not agree with my dream, whatever whatever my dreams are. But I'm just saying that just really think about what you want to do and the message you want to put out in the people that you get lives you can affect. Because you can affect people by what you say. You know? You know, and the people see you doing certain things, and you get to go home and go home and live your life. A lot of these people were talking about all these different things about harming and pushing the button and switching and so much. Like what was the song? Um, what's the song? I heard I saw um my man uh sent me this clip and he was like, um uh the guy uh future. Um it was like about taking drugs, whatever the case may be. And he was like, I don't even do drugs, but he was talking about uh a song talking about he's taking Percocets or something like that.

SPEAKER_11 47:38

Molly Percocet?

SPEAKER_09 47:39

Yeah, something like that, whatever it was. And then he but they asked me, Yo, you don't even take you don't even take he's like, I don't even take pills.

SPEAKER_11 47:45

But this is the thing, the thing to say to get the get the you mean, hey, this is what everybody doing. So he's gravitating to a negative that everybody is doing. That that sales.

SPEAKER_09 47:54

Mm-hmm. But my thing is, if you're not taking these drugs, why are you promoting like I understand exactly where you're coming from? So you, you know what I mean, like it's just because now think about it, percocets is like what, the number one drug out here right now? Oh, it should be perk or heroin still. Yeah, but the the perks become too expensive, and what people people go into what? Heroin.

SPEAKER_03 48:16

Mm-hmm.

SPEAKER_09 48:16

We see down here, people always talk about all the time. I started out on hero, I started out on um on pills, and then the pills lead to what? The dope, because dope is cheaper. Exactly. Because that fast money that slowed up.

SPEAKER_03 48:28

Mm-hmm.

SPEAKER_09 48:29

And them pills is what,$30,$40,$50 a pill. Mm-hmm. That's a that's that's a hell of a drip, hell a hell of a price tag. You know what I'm saying? And then you start your body start needing these pills more than more than you need to pay your rent.

SPEAKER_03 48:42

Mm-hmm.

SPEAKER_09 48:43

At least you think that in your mind. Mm-hmm. Man, I gotta go get these, I gotta go knock these pills off. And then it's like, mm-hmm. But you know, uh, we just have to uh really, really uh move in a direction of trying to empower one another and try not to tear each other down. And and and not some you might look at it and say, I'm not tearing nobody down intentionally, but you can unintentionally tear somebody down by what you say, what you do, what you portray as a man or a woman. Like what did you always saw with the little kids twerking? Oh, hands on your knees. Hands on your knees, yeah. Yeah, this little three.

SPEAKER_11 49:15

Three little girls in front. That when the dude walked, did the song was they talking about what you would do if this was on and you walked in with your daughter doing this, she four years old.

SPEAKER_09 49:23

Like, come on, man. Hands on your knees, come on, man.

SPEAKER_11 49:27

And this is in the little girl's mind. Growing up, this is getting embedded in her mind from a very, very, very young age.

SPEAKER_09 49:35

What y'all doing? Y'all see you come in the house and your daughter doing that. What y'all doing? Talk to us in the comments. What y'all doing? You know, for me, it's gonna be um some type of altercation with whoever's over there playing the music.

SPEAKER_11 49:46

Oh, no, no, with the whoever. Nah, bro.

SPEAKER_09 49:51

It's gonna be some type of altercation.

SPEAKER_11 49:52

Oh my god, man.

SPEAKER_09 49:53

You in here playing this for these little three, four-year-old girls in here, man? Hands on your knees. What what what does that mean? What is hands on your knee and your knees for me?

SPEAKER_11 50:00

Hands on your knees, like they tell you put hands on your knees, shaking shaking. It's hands on your knees, shaking ass on some fat shit. Hands on your knees shaking ass on some fat shit. Oh the blah. That's what that's what that's what this that's what the song says, man.

SPEAKER_09 50:11

Yeah, and this is three or four-year-old girls doing this. Yeah, yeah. Where where's their parent? Like, like any man, like, I mean, like, I don't know disrespectful. Any man that comes in there and see that with a three or four-year-old daughter doing it. Mm-hmm. And it was one little girl, she was, she had it down packed. She was like, she been on that.

SPEAKER_03 50:30

Yeah.

SPEAKER_09 50:30

Yeah, man. And yeah, you see you see what uh Diesel 18 said, he's blacking out. I'm blacking out too. Like I said, the the DJ is getting it. You know what I mean? I'm not, I'm not, you know, I'm not going for that. But this starts at a young age. Definitely does. Now, back to the county, the county though, right? You know, the objects is is is is real serious in effect. You know, the knife and the knives is on effect.

SPEAKER_11 51:00

What's an effect is of something so luxury that a person don't know is such a commodity that while you're out here in the free world with these men will be facing now. Something that's so minute is washing clothes. A lot of these dudes won't have to resort to washing they clothes in a toilet. A toilet that you and the person that's in the room with you is taking a shit in, pissing in, throwing up in, spitting stuff out your mouth all day long. Cause I told you you brush your teeth, you don't spit in the sink, you spit in the toilet. So you gotta scrub this toilet immaculately 10 to 15 times a day, you and your celly. You gotta use this toilet as a refrigerator. I'm talking about a place where you shit at. You shitting, your celly shittin'. It been a thousand niggas in this room before you. A thousand niggas in this room before you and your celly that has shit in this same toilet. That's your frigerator. And when I say frigerator, I mean you'll bring your milks back up, you know, we pass milks out for breakfast. So you might got some cakes or something that you bought from commissary, little Debbie's or something. You might want to milk with it. Ain't nothing like a cold milk. And in order to keep your milk cool, you gotta put it in a plastic bag and sit in that toilet water, because ain't no water cold in that gel other than you having ice in it, it like that toilet water. This will become your refrigerator. Your refrigerator, bro. You will put meat or something that a beef log that you didn't cut up and you don't want to go bad inside a rice bag and put it in your toilet. This is the conditions that these men is ready to go through. You will wash your t-shirts, your socks, your boxes out with thousands of men took a shit at. I'm talking about feces this long, short, hard, what, soft, good. What is he talking about, man? You will be washing out socks, drawers, t-shirts in this water, man. You will put your blues, your khakis in there. Cause you know, your clothes ain't coming back from that laundry all that clean. You can wash your clothes better than what that laundry can get washing. Because they making you put your laundry inside a net bag, and then one washer will hold about 80 net bags. It's 80 other niggas. So imagine how clean your clothes is getting. So ultimately, this toilet that you're using with this bar of live soap is actually getting your clothes cleaner than a goddamn washing machine. But look where you got a wash it at in a toilet that a thousand men done took shits at, peed at, throw up at, tame at. Wow, bro. If that don't tell you something, bro, this little thing as far as a washing machine, or where you may have to wash your clothes, you get a better wash out the toilet than you do your sink. Wow, that's something to just sit with for a second, man. A little 10-second little pause and just think about that for a second.

SPEAKER_03 53:57

Yeah.

SPEAKER_09 54:00

Because at the end of the day, right? We hear these stories, a lot of times. People hear these stories and hear this stuff about jail, but a lot of us still end up in these places that we hear about because we haven't really took a time to take that pause and we can think about it. It ain't about the pause, man.

SPEAKER_11 54:16

Sometimes the risk is worth the reward is worth the risk to a lot of these people. And I felt like that though, bro. Fuck all that hearing it and all that. You could have told me this to myself. Man, I I wouldn't get nothing about what a nigga up here talking about right now. It get crunchy out there, and I get it. But you gotta get up, man. You gotta get up and go get some work, man. You can't sit around thinking nigga's supposed to get it to you, get give it to you. You you you can't go get that gun and you run in that store because you don't know how this ready turn. You may just run out of there with that bag. You might just do get off with it. But you may kill this nigga, him kill you. Sometimes the risk is worth the reward, bro. Sometimes, man. And people be pushed to that limit. Out that joint on cups, like what y'all say on cups, with your face on the ground. Kids sick, mommy been going something and you a man. You like, ah, I'm not saying just because you're in that position and then to go out and commit a crime. No. Because you can take your ass and go fill out some goddamn applications and shit like that. They hiring all over out this joint. It is not as short as the jobs. They letting these convicts get in these great jobs, make these great jobs, government-paying jobs. So, but I still understand because I'm a convict, an ex-convict, a struggling person to get back on the right track of my life at my big age, that sometimes the risk may be just worth the reward. It ain't about the the you mean the listening. Nigga, I hear it and be like, and feel it, but yeah, I don't wanna nigga actually don't want to go through that. But when he look in that motherfucking refrigerator, he hears that and that came from his stomach, not no dog in there. Man, all that shit be out the door, bro. You be just going off of pure emotion. And we just human beings. If we gonna talk, we're gonna talk about it. I ain't gonna sit up here and be like, yeah, because this is the way no, you got to fight that feeling now. Get that shit off your back. That shit crawl up on you and blow up on you like a blowfish. You be sitting there like, damn, no, that that that that that crunchy, that shit get the crawling on you and holding on you tight. Man, bro, yeah. That shit took a lot of men down that road, bro. That shit making me is giving me tills, just explaining it to y'all right now about that crunchy, because it's crunchy. It's crunchy. Yeah, call a nigga, yo, man, get a little 30 ball or something. You sitting there, nigga might be like, boy, you it's over with. You might and you might be like, yeah, that's about the 19th one I tried to get this week. And we've been getting them. You gotta get up and go do something, man.

SPEAKER_09 56:45

Mm-hmm. But at the end of the day, too, man, you know, um these these is real life scenarios, man. Like you said that, man. Like I felt, I felt that uh the energy, like, you know, because I've been there. I've been there, man. And I had to fight through it. You know, these things are very, very, very, very, you know, uh touchy subjects, man. A lot of people like have lost their lives to the lives to the streets, been killed and murdered, or lost their lives to the uh the prison systems, and never come home because of that feeling of I need to go out here and go do something.

SPEAKER_11 57:18

And it may not be for a bad, because you know a lot of people go out there and just get it because they want to be a part of the Jones's cars and all that. Motherfuckers be in crunchy situations, man. Motherfuckers might just want to put their ass in a nice tub of water, man. Hot water, man. And and and that, that, that, that, that humbling and that, that type of oh my God, man. That's why you see a lot of dudes do like they be tamporarily insane. Like you see dudes rob dudes, right? Not to say it's right. And you be like, damn, I known you all my life. Wait, what you jumping about? Why you the nigga be in front of you shaking the gun? Just give it to me. That man is in a spell. It's not it. I love he loves this person he robbed. He might be crying anything. Give it to me.

SPEAKER_09 58:03

Yo, I'm gonna tell y'all a story. I don't know if I told a story before, but uh this is around the time I was, you know, I was getting myself together. And um, I was working in South Philly, and I was I was living in West Philly, but I was I was living in West Philly, and I was working in South Philly. I was trying to get myself together, I'm trying to do things different. Um so I'm walking, you know, I'm walking. I was coming from I was I was coming from South Philly, South Philly walking, and car ride pass, looking. I see like the window's halfway down, I can see the eyes on top of the window, so I see I'm looking. And I'm walking, boom. Well, it's late night, the day. Late night, probably like I was I got off, I got off work probably like 12 because it's a this would bring us back and drop us off at the location, then we gotta get the bus or whatever, whatever, to get home. So it's by like 12 o'clock. 12 boom. So I'm like, all right, I'm in South Philly, I'm like, Dad, the buses ain't running, I'm just gonna walk. So I walk from South Philly all the way to West Philly. But I'm coming, I'm coming from, I'm coming through South Philly, but I'm walking through South Philly and I see um the car ride past, right? So the window goes, I can see like the aisles, you know. We from I mean, everybody be on point. So I see it ride past, boom. I'm looking at it, boom. So I'm walking. So I'm just walking, then get to another block, same car come down, ride past it. The quick little stop, the brake lights came on, but it kept going. So then I just walk down the um another block. Next thing you know, the car coming down the block, ride past me. I get to the corner, pull over on the corner. I was like, dang, this is then. I said, alright, so guy get out. Um he get out. So I'm walking this way, he's coming towards me. So I you know I do. I go in the street a little bit, then I cross over, get on the other side of the get on the other side of the um sidewalk. He crossed the street, get on the other side of the sidewalk. Me, I'm like, dang, I'm I'm I knew it was coming. So I'm like, all right, so I go in the street again. He get in the street. So he walked and he had his hood on. Um and this this person, man, um me he he's he's going, he he passed away. Raheemallah. So um he I get he get to me. He pulled he pulled a gun out, he pulled a gun out on me. I'm like, he look at me. He like yo, he like, yo, what you dang, what you doing out here? Put the gun on me, like, damn man, man, I was ready to get you, bro. Like, damn, he's like, man, um, damn man, what you doing out here, man? You alright, you need to ride? I'm like, nah, I'm about to say I said, I live right a couple blocks down the street. He like, damn, man, I mean, it's bad out here, bro, man. Like, damn, you can't be out here this time of night, man. He said, man, I'm just trying to get some put some some food table for my family, man. He said, Man, dang, bro. He said, Man, my bad, man. I, you know, like, and this is this was this was a guy I knew from uptown. He passed away, man. He um, and um it was like crazy that that that happened to me, man. He he was ready to ready to rob me. Yeah, it may have killed you. Yeah. And he seen me, and when he looked at me, he said, he's like, yo, damn, my bad. He put the gun away. He's like, yo, man, you good. Like, he's like, you need a ride, can drop you all. I'm like, nah, I'm cool. He's in the car with, I think, two other people, whatever. And then he got back in the car. He was like, yo, man, you gotta be safe out here, man. I'm like, yeah, I know, man. I'm just coming from work. He like, yeah, this is a true story, man. And he um, and he uh, you know, I seen him every time I see him after seam at the message after that. And we should laugh and joke about it, but he was like, yo, like, he was getting himself together and he passed away. But that was the real story, man. You know, shout out to my guy, man. And uh that's how it goes, man. But I but he was telling me, like, man, I was crunchy. I like he was like, um, like he's doing bad. I think I don't think I think I think I even went my pocket and gave him like like 20, 30 dollars or something. Because he was like, I can put some food on the table for my family. I was like, man, uh man, you know, I gave him something like that. Yeah, because he could have had all that money. He hugged me. He hugged me, like, you know, told me he loved me and everything. We then he's like, You sure you don't need a ride? I said, Nah, I ain't riding with y'all, man. I've got y'all got guns and everything. I'm cool. That was a real true story. I was in South Philly, walking from South Philly to West Philly. Yup.

SPEAKER_11 1:02:04

That's a hella you was somebody said you was like Denzel Heck. Uh what do you say? Denzel Heikinton. Hershey Walker. I was I was I was I was Hershey Walker out this joke.

SPEAKER_09 1:02:18

I was walking, man. I was I was like I had I was trying to.

SPEAKER_10 1:02:22

They told us you was 43rd in chestnut, though, they're 43rd in walk nut.

SPEAKER_09 1:02:27

Yeah, I was I was getting I was you know what I mean, and I used to do that all the time. But even after that, I'm like, yo, man. Um but and I seen him after that all the time. We we had laughed about it, and I seen it, I seen his health deteriorating. I see him at the message, but I see his health deteriorating, and I was like, but those that was that was my guy, but he ended up passing away. But you know, he from he's he's from up uh 66, I remember 66 in Old Guns.

SPEAKER_11 1:02:53

Uptown.

SPEAKER_09 1:02:54

He was a rapper. That's all I'm gonna say about it, but that was my guy. Yeah, and he um and that was a true story, man. True story. But I knew him from from uptown. But this is what I this is what I say. Sometimes people backs be against the wall and they just be out here doing some wild things, man. Like you said, just imagine if I ain't know him. Yeah, somebody would have been You might have died that night out there.

SPEAKER_11 1:03:15

Yeah, it could have that don't mean since because he came to rob you, it's just gonna be that. I mean, he hugged me like four times. Like he kept hugging me like, damn man, yo, you alright? Like, I'm like and letting you know, like, damn man, that this ain't even a you know what I mean? I was done.

SPEAKER_09 1:03:28

I tried to cross the street, crack and then my when I when I last time I got off the sidewalk and cut between the car and go on this on the street, and he did the same thing. I knew what it was. I said, Damn, I'm got you, I'm done. Why you ain't just take off running in the street hard as shit, letting you go to the ground.

SPEAKER_11 1:03:43

I'd have got right on my bike. He would have caught me out there. Fire that means cool. Like, damn, oh yeah, he would have shot me, I'd have broke a sound berry. Boom! Like, damn, I'd have been West Philly, bang.

SPEAKER_10 1:04:01

West Philly 23rd, what you was at? 23rd Street, boom, West Philly, 49th Street.

SPEAKER_09 1:04:06

All this shit. I'm gonna keep it real. I couldn't, I couldn't run. Oh, you couldn't run? No, I couldn't, because my legs, like, you know, you know what I'm saying? My legs, like, to be honest, like when I when when I when I seen him when he crossed the street and he was like, You were scared.

SPEAKER_11 1:04:18

You was scared. It's like two cars.

SPEAKER_09 1:04:20

I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, just like I can't do nothing. You know what I'm saying? You know, like when I got shot, the same thing happened when I got shot. It was like, you know, you just your body just act act different and weird when you get you, you it's nothing you really can do. Like you ever you ever seen somebody get shot and they fall on the ground? Yeah, it's because you wonder why he got shot, he got shot in his arm or or he got shot in his stomach and he just hit he fall on the ground, he can't move his legs. Yeah, it's just something that your body does, man. I don't know, man. I don't know what it is. Freeze up or whatever you want to call it. I don't know, but I froze up. And I'm kind of glad, I'm kind of glad I did. If I'd have ran, he probably started throwing it. At least they would start throwing it at me. Yeah, and then he got up on me like, damn, I'd have killed, I'd have killed my man. You just had to trot back off on that one. Yeah, my bike did have a flat, man. Dark skin beauty, yeah. My bike had a flat. Not my dark skin beauty.

SPEAKER_11 1:05:06

I'd have broke a sound berry as soon as it was like, eck boom! I'd have vanished and woke up in West Philly, like, dying, back to the future.

SPEAKER_09 1:05:13

Yeah, but it would have been crazy. That's the way days went, man. But um, I never been robbed before. But that was that was that was that was the first time I ever experienced something like that. And um, maybe it was it was for the good. But listen, y'all, we're about to take some phone calls, man. You know, you know what I mean? If the phone is still on, I ain't paid a bill yet.

SPEAKER_11 1:05:32

Oh, yeah, I think it ain't probably on, man.

SPEAKER_09 1:05:34

Let's check and see, man. If not, we're gonna pay it right now on the air. You know what I'm saying? But once again, thank everybody for tuning in. Make sure you hit the like button and the subscribe subscribe button. And if for those of you who aren't members, please become a member. We definitely would appreciate the support. Um, you know, check out that that that Vrallo interview, YSL Woody interview. Um, we got some more exclusive content coming. 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So call in man 215-316-4492 um you know we got a few minutes we're gonna take some calls you know but you know young man shouldn't by by the the the uh the the success that you that you see within um your podcast or things that you have going on um how you how do you feel about that you got a corner the one next to the next to the blue tooth joint yeah you were saying about the success or the things that I was starting to see that can turn to success the love you get in the the support you get in and you know the you know uh because you know you see sometimes some things in the beginning where you see people showing you support and love and I love people coming up to me and talking to me man and uh and um you know I really love it love the conversation with people so if you you see me out like I said man I'm not a a bougie person I'm not a person that's not gonna stop and talk to you no matter who you is it ain't about no money it ain't about no race ain't about nothing how if you if you get approach me in a positive manner man you're gonna get a you're gonna get a hell of a warm uh warm welcome from me yo call 215 316 4492 that's 215 316 4492 call the phone see if it see if if it rings man okay all right but um to answer that question how do I feel um tell us from the jails who you speaking with this is Mike from the Southwest shout out to you Mike what's up shout out to Southwest too what's going on I wanna ask Brad do you know about the Sagandi Sagandi nah I haven't heard of that I don't know what that terminology is gandy's nuts yeah call him here to do that all right yeah yeah man she called this do that yeah call me this do that man that I love it man you got you got exact what's a guy these nuts okay it ain't make no sense nuts yeah is it a call hey how you doing hey guys it's Vanessa Christmas this who from Philly Street News Hey how you doing Vanessa what's going on I enjoy y'all I enjoy y'all show just keep doing what y'all doing oh thank you man we gotta 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how y'all think it's going yeah appreciate that man appreciate you man you already know bro you already know you already keep doing y'all thing bro all right thanks man you stay safe man stay free bro you already know bro yeah yeah gone yeah man about to put you in a block list bro whoever that was man yeah I think we say got him after that but you know he didn't say that yo call in y'all 215316 tell us new jails who you speaking with uh Omar what's up oh where you calling from bro I'm calling from Detroit man I'm you know to Detroit yeah Detroit man I just seen y'all give a shout out I watch all every day I caught on at the end man yeah appreciate that man yeah my my guy my guy works works for the uh Detroit Pistons and he tell me that a lot of times at the Pistons players they be listening to us a lot man so I wanted to give them a shout out shout out shout out to you man shout out to Detroit and uh we got 42 Doug coming up real soon too y'all so look out for that interview man he's gonna be on tell us from the jails good looking brother I appreciate that man yeah man I don't know you know you know I'm gonna tell you something like even Tell us from the Joels who we got from Allah would you ahead from where uh I'm from California oh Kylie what's up man what's going on bro uh yeah I'm from Northern California man I just I just recently tuned in to the to the channel I had a question for the aunt man in regards to uh I'm looking at a situation so I just had a question just want to get his opinion in California in in the in the clean out system for the minimum yards for the one and two yards they made them based on X and Y non judge made it like program yards you're gonna be with other type of people so uh I was just asking him on his opinion would he program on that yard or will he hit the yard and take off and jack his point up and program on on a on a regular on a regular yard or would he just do the time and get in and get out well how much time you got uh I think I'm looking I'm looking at like a year 12 anywhere from eight to twelve months man boy if you don't go in there and get that joint done man and just not say nothing to not even yourself and get it done and get back home it shouldn't even be no question in your mind if you should jack it off or do it.

SPEAKER_11 1:13:19

You know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_06 1:13:20

And I tell you that from my heart to your heart bro I mean go get it done man and let's get back to society man and get right man yeah that's it I appreciate you brothers man yeah hearing y'all voice I just was watching y'all that thing so uh man man a lot to I appreciate y'all and all your endeavors and uh I I send all my love man from from from Stockton California appreciate you bro join your night broadcast yeah uh tell us from the jails hello tell us from the jail shout shout shout out to my man Vince Black just tell us what you speaking with it's V from Southwest what's up bro shout to Southwest what's going on with you man what's going on i wanted to know I wanted to ask Black about the the food and all that man because my man he was uh telling me about you can make fried rice with a Pepsi and all that I don't believe it I wanna see it we'll we'll we're gonna make it he's gonna make it I'm gonna get it on make it for y'all yeah I'm uh we're gonna have set us something on the stage and they'll be the best fried rices if you use Pepsi to hell with regular water.

SPEAKER_04 1:14:24

The Pepsi got like a man I gotta see it.

SPEAKER_09 1:14:26

Alright well I'm I'm gonna do it for you the it's the it's the it's the uh caffeine and the sugar that give it this taste ooh we off the bell pepper and onion yes yes fried rice off the fresh Pepsi yes it's getting done at a warm and rate yep yeah but we're gonna uh we're gonna have an addition man up here whereas though we show different type of foods that get made in the jail that's are very tasty uh yeah I'm I watch every day man I'll be watching that working all day man keep doing what y'all are doing man thank you man thank you for the support man you be safe out there have a great night uh you too many yeah man you mean this is like you know uh this is this is um you know it's it's actually you know uh fulfilling I should say in the manner of far as far as uh being able to um see succeed anything no matter how how large how small it is success just to see any type of success you know even you go from you go from not having a job to having a job and then what whatever whatever the job is just just having some type of success in something or seeing it uh evolve into something is is actually you know uh gratifying for sure and once again shout out to my guy Vince Black you know FA Fr Sav you know all my guys up there man you know Bardo um you know the list goes on man uh uh you know LZ uh fat darrell uh who else I'm missing up there you know you know I uh I can't Diamond D Howie everybody up to it man if I if I if I got if I forgot y'all of course my my guy Black De Nero who was on the show with us uh Squally Guns um Hempfield I mean I'm just trying to think all my guys up there that I that that's that's up that way man um I can't I hop hopefully I ain't missing nobody if they come back to me I uh you know it it uh I'll I'll I'll definitely mention it but shout out to my guys or everybody up there that's you know that's family up there you know even though I'm from West Philly but you know when I was a you know wild or young and they sent me up Uptown and I'm like damn they they did they doing the same stuff we was doing in West Philly you know but um yeah shout out to my guys but you know call it call it y'all 215 316 4492 215 316 4492 y'all can call in you know and uh and talk to us man the lines is open and either you want to come in and crack jokes man we listen man we can laugh and crack jokes all day man you know it's whatever y'all want to do we about to get up out of here if y'all you know if y'all uh ain't got no more no no calls coming in you know don't forget you know to check us out man and we got some crazy crazy some good episodes coming man you know I don't I can't really I don't really want to let the cat out the bag right now but we got some some crazy crazy episodes coming you know from people from all over the United States man that's that's been you know rocking with us tell us from the jails who's speaking with this Raz from Area shout out to EA what's up man EA all day what's up man yeah I got a question from black so I don't I heard you talk you talked about your mom and you know you really speak well of her and um do you harbor any resentment for her not letting you go live with your dad when he was a kid you think your life would have been different um see that's see it it it's it it's it's it's it's two different things that you that I feel I don't hold no resentment from her for for that because I understand then I get older and I see how women play with men and you know that's one of the tools that they use when they can't really get the man hurt the way they want him hurt to play with the kids.

SPEAKER_11 1:18:15

So I see that as in grown purple relationships they like to use kids so I let that go. My thing is though I think about it at times like damn my life might have been a whole lot ain't no might have been it because he he you know he's doing legitly and he's doing what he had to do in society grown man lived outside of Philadelphia so nine out of ten my life would probably have been different but I just it's just a thought now like damn what if but it's not no resentment it's no resentment all because my mom was dealing with a a monster on her back and that was crack. She came up in the 80s man that pandemic man that crack pandemic man and that was a hell of a pandemic that that's a monster in itself so with would I maybe if I was another way I probably been fit but me me nah man I ain't mad at my Oomi man like and before she passed man like I let all of it go like when I met her again it was like mom I ain't meeting you to make you because I got a brother that I just met to not too long ago within the last couple years an older brother and he hates my mother hates her. I'm talking about spit I heard stories and he spitting in her face but my mom been clean for like 16 17 years before she passed like we grown men there. That shit happened but you know some people deal with it different I I chose to let it go I got my mom back. That's it yeah man I got one more question though real quick go ahead bro you really think you're gonna stop Derrick Henry I know I can stop Derrick Henry in a hole I don't think nothing I know Derrick Henry meeting in that hole listen we will both go out I'm not going out by myself I guarantee you Derrick Henry won't get 10 yards after meeting me in that hole that'll do this he may just run me over I'm not saying it like I'm gonna knock it I might go down my heart though gonna propel me to get this grown man on the ground I ain't playing with that man wait wait wait this man been training his whole life it can keep on me too him too me too I've been in a different training school been no training school I've been in many Kenny can't do nothing with me and that's just it's quick yo yeah you think you can be Mike Tyson in his prime no absolutely not how do you think you're gonna stop that no we talking about we you you talk about Mike Tyson in his prime that's rumbling and all that we talking about we talking about listen and one thing about football it's more heart than it is physical you got grown men that are duck out of the way of some wreck no we both physical okay granted he's bigger than me stronger than me because he trained but I don't care all that take is forced Brian Dawkins told them I get paid millions of dollars to run full speed into grown men my heart gonna take me and I'm gonna knock that nigga ass down right there.

SPEAKER_09 1:21:02

Just hypothetically speaking right if he put the footprints on your chest how you gonna take that I'm cool with it I tried enough of them that's what's gonna happen all right that's exactly what's gonna happen he he gonna he gonna run through you I'm willing to bet everything I own on that I listen I'm putting up everything that he that he he's gonna tramp he's gonna trample you man I'm like I say that months ago he wanted to give he wanted to make sure like hold up man we asked you to come to the podcast like this with a neighbor's again yeah man yo shout out to Bardo man my guy Bardo man see you Bardo man appreciate you for the support man yeah man but you know it's just a matter of uh you know of you what are are you are you because you got you got you gotta you gotta try to tackle him low not on dude you gotta I'm not going up top I'm not going up top but everything is mid range down but what you can't I'm going for that solar plex that stomach that that hip that that fire let me get this calf and I'm and I'm rapping I'm not just hitting the bounce off I'm hitting and I'm rapping let's get money now I know how to get it for real I gotta get up out the dirt get your ass up and let's get back down here come on man this joint ain't this joint is not gonna be sweet I see this ball Derrick Henry run down the field just beating up these cornerbacks yeah yeah them dudes ain't had no heart man them niggas ain't been put through the test of life I've been put through I've been put to that fire for real so it's your heart in that man your heart if he got like a 10 if he got like a 10 yard like he just he can hit his thing he start picking up speed that 10 yards sometimes you gotta take one for the team he can't get in there this might be the last play of the game no nigga no my heart my heart gonna compel me meet me nigga or run me over that's just it that's gonna be worse than that lock that lock in that stock okay that's like a lock in a stock it's about uh uh uh dark skin beauty said you're gonna need Narcam at the wake him up sending him to the tram unit you could be this over but listen y'all we thank everybody for tuning in man thank everybody for the support man this was a wonderful wonderful show man uh it's amazing I thank y'all for tuning in we'll be back tomorrow BFN with another episode may have a guest tomorrow you don't know but make sure y'all become members make sure y'all can check check out the episodes that we have coming out um thank y'all once again uh we're here live in part as you would say shout out to our sponsor TNS media group also if y'all need us to to uh promote y'all businesses reach out to us man um on Instagram and we have some specials for