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“But it's just like, no, some people got this, got this, it's asked like, how do you view me?”

Because they hear the songs, but they don't know what I'm from. Yeah, yeah, what up, y'all, this is Joe Crack, the Don. Your boy, Jayda, you know what it is, the Joe and Jayda show, every show legend, every show icon, and crushing shit. Pudding Tim, do you think it today's guest, you think of a mother fucking billboard crush. You think of Melodies, you think of how to send new jerseys and you think of even though we

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was able to almost come and version it, you think of somebody that's able to about to do it again,

you know what I mean, then on top it's always beautiful being at the top of the mountain.

When you're able to fall off and get back to the top of the mountain, you're a special individual.

“Ladies and gentlemen, make some noise from my brother, fatty, why?”

There's no man. Welcome to the show, and Jay, to show my brother was good. Easy on him, he's still very low, man. I see you in bed, working out, getting your mind right, seeing you come home. He actually had a different kind of comfort, and I put him in Max being the top come home. Max became French lady for me. I don't know how much of a poison is sound like something. Come on.

Yeah, I wanted to best come home. You're my man. That's why I said I'm forced because you're

following my mother's Senate over 40 billion died. Come on. I can never be a part of it.

Okay. His release, we're going to get our Harvey Jardin up. His release from incarceration was one of the best in different and amazing that we've seen like Max B, where he actually went to see the link. He went directly to the bag. Let me out. Let me go talk to these people to see how we're going

“get back to the bread. Come on, man. Let me ask you something, man. So you go to jail, right?”

I don't know. So nothing, my head just happened. Why happens with fatty mom who has four. Number one hits. I'm not talking about urbing. I'm talking about number one out the park. Cindy L'Oper that you fatty wife gave me four in a row, right? In your worst day and a crack at there,

you can tell where me this all the time. So you know, I mean, I crack at there. We'll get five

thousand of these to perform forever. We do four, we make twenty thousand. You and your worst day for four. Number one is in your worst in the crack at there. We twenty thousand it's show. You got four. Number one. You do four five at them a month. That's a hundred thousand dollars. That's a principal salary of a year. This isn't a worst in his worst. No, this is crack at it. I could not understand for the life of me. How do you get into this trouble? Could you break that

down us? Why did that happen? What put you in that position? I mean, I mean, it's real simple. It's simple. As far as like how what happened, how I got to that point, just doing too much for people. Like the same girl, like I kept pouring out an empty cup from saying, even though I kept filling the cup back up, it kept running empty. And tell you, I could not fill a cup of them. You know what I'm saying? At a certain point, it was like, no, I'm doing more than I can handle

by myself. For me, like I had to fire the management. I had to, I was just doing everything by myself. You know what I'm saying? Like when it was coming like the book shows, I remember a couple, a few times people was reaching out to me through the DM like, "Yo, we've been handling up the management. I don't have a management." You know what I mean? And I'm like, "Yeah, talking to me directly." So I got all these people calling me. I'm not knowing how to handle all this by myself. And I'm really booking every

show by myself. So now I'm trying to figure out how to do it. I got to figure out how to do like the W noise and all this type of thing like that. And I don't know that. And I'm like, "No,

“we're like, it's too much." So it's like the only thing I know how to do other than music was us.”

So now I still got to feed the family. I still got to feed the kids. And it was like instead of me moving away from the pride and just ask, "But help." And I'm like, "I'm just doing it by myself. I've been doing it." So when it came down to it, you know, certain things happen. Certain people

got caught up. My name got brought up. And this is what happened. It's always going to happen.

Yeah. And hip-hop people don't understand. Like, I try to tell them all the time, you and the club, no? I just told you about me getting arrested. I didn't even finish that story. We're ready. We're ready. I got arrested for no reason. They beat this guy up. They locked me up. I do your fed, your robbed them. This and this and that's happening to me about 10 times. And they kept, they was coming up to me. I'm rich. And they were saying, "Yeah, you robbed them

for the skittiness. Can't never create it somewhere." I'm like, "Yo, world, there's shit don't even a big sense." You come into my album release signing to lock me up told by a stuck guy up for $300 chain. All right. So the point is, you used to a lifestyle. And you out there, you making a bunch of money, but you spend in a bunch of money. And they got overwhelming to the point of where you was like, you used to that money. So you said, "Yo,

let me go hustle and get that type of money right there." So now the new fitting part that came home, you know, you got to adjust. So there's some times where we're doing great. Where the family, I tell the wife, "Yo, go get the birking. Go get to this. Go get to that. Then there's time. She got to step through a straw." And instead of no boot,

“you have to go to the dining. I've had those times in my life where I got to adjust to say,”

all right, shit is slow right now. Let's start eating some dining food. Touch it, get back up. These are like the adjustments you got to make throughout your career, because in this career, it's not guaranteed, but there is something guaranteed. You have four hits.

because of you. There's people who looked up to you, I feel like you burst the whole genre of music.

I want you to know, "Yo, it ain't so bad 20,000 is show or something like that. If you get for it, I'm a month, five of them, I've been there before." You know what? I got court with taxes. They took all my money, billions of dollars, and Dick is just playing with. The same guy some spammy, 50,000 is show. They're like, "Yo, how many times do you think people want to hear Ling back? I got 12,000? Oh, Romania, 12,000?" Shit. Bangladesh, though we got 12,000.

Same guy been paying me 50,000 for 18 years. They play with you like that. But I had to say, "I, until I get another one, they're wringo off crazy." And I get back on it, and I got them all back. So when all the way up came out, I got them. But I wouldn't even take these shows. You know, "Yo, Joe, we want to book the show." I'm like, "You, sir, cannot book the show unless guess why, guys, I'm charging 100,000. You pay 175 to 200 on purpose." "Oh, that's not fair, Joe. That's

what it is for you. You played with me. You just get news, book me for 12,000." The slums

“is shallow. You know, they play with me. I got them all back, Dick, to God. But you have to”

realize that, I guess you did. I'm, I'm many years you did. And I've seen, use it real, Joe.

It wasn't a fair deal. It was a fair deal. Never, he was a real jail. It's guys who go to fake

jail. Guys, like, there's, like, what are you talking about? It's, my man, Bush, he just pulled out a PC shit. And it's something like, "This guy's fake, Joe." It's like, "I don't mean they were, oh, Joe's is real. Whenever you go inside the jail, there's a newbie. I know who of a fake." I've seen you in real life. "I'm the Barry. Nice guy, fake, Joe. Joe is real, don't. There you go. I know, guys, wherever you go, me from jail with cell phone with

champagne." Well, you talk about when Jacob did you who went, this shit, like, got it, bought this guy. You wasn't in jail. It was in jail. And people don't realize how difficult it is to go in there as a rap star. What are you feeling when you walk in

in them gates? I mean, you know, I started with a burglar. I was in the sea. So, I was,

I was, you started your time there, you checked in, MBC. No, I ain't checking in over it. No, I ain't saying, like, you get out of it. He's not saying, "Oh, so they locked you up." And then you, you was then, you was fighting your case at an M. Yeah. Oh, okay. Well, in B. I had to give myself in. Like, okay,

“come do your time. Yeah, then I think you came. You, they came and got you, so you stuck”

there. Yeah. Right? You got a chopper when they, you was in there when the chopper was in me. No, the chopper was in. No, the chopper was in, uh, they had, I'm, like, an special thing. Well, I'm trying to move back. Yeah, I was in 43, I was in 43, I was in 43, I was in 43, I was in 43. Yeah, that's where you spoke. And then, fuck or a lot, you made the B. C-ness, right? What about the B. C-ness? Yeah, you get

exposed, you know, uh, what was that like adjusting, you know, what was that, like, you know, going to jail when they're adjusting it and you're feeling, you walk into the new jail, y'all, fatty. Why, what's up? That's just that. Like, the fair's a little bit different. So you kind of like, you're kind of gravitate to your, like, so you're like, you know, whatever,

whatever, whatever you say. And Josie caught. Yeah, like, once people seem like, oh, no, he's just a regular, like, you're both from the hood, like, you want us? Like, my man, like, I ain't going there on some like, you know, I'm this, this, me, I'm ill. I, who got what for sale? Let me get that. Let me get this, let me get that.

You got, I'm what you got. You're like, let me get that. You, you need someone else on your, on your, comes every little, I'm a person. I'm a system of money over there. Some of your cash. Like, I just want to name moving around. Yeah. I mean, like, I just, you just, you ain't got no choice but to adapt to. From, yeah, because that

was just go to PC. I actually want to have you work out. Yeah, I was

“always doing my business. You came home, probably. What if you had that?”

Just came home. I was mad, little when I was in. Yeah, I was mad, little when I was in there. You know, I told them in the, oh, I said, I said, you know, some guys going there, they get fat. Yeah. How do you go to jail when you get fat when everybody works out? More than some people ain't got that money. You get fat in the world.

Is this, is it not true? It's not true. No, no, no, it's not true. Because when you wake up in jail, the whole jail's working out.

Wait, just here, like, bro, for you to sit there for four

years, just eating your face out. You know, like, you got to be a lazy mother. For me, but some people can't come out. They said, you know, you got to, you got to the head of the muscle. He won't allow you to do nothing. Yeah. Like, you can't get no money. You can't move around. Like, you want to take a shot. You want to move it, sitting and saying they can't go

to it. So, you know, I mean, like, like, because you, you really, you did this for protection. You didn't this because you believe a lot. I'm saying maybe, like, that'd be a lot of them in it. So, like, it'd be them type of one, because I can't come up with that stuff. We don't protect you, keep reading and shit like that. Yeah, you tell me, like,

they got to do, like, the clean and they'd be cleaning, like, right down the table. I had hung, come on, go leave. Like, my shit, while I was, big mother fucking y'all wiped the shit down. I'm with that shit's polish, man. Yeah, but they, they, I mean, but you know, they stand, they still stand on business, though. Like, as far as,

like, the, the real right ones, like, they still stand in it. This is because I say that because, you know, some people that's on the outside,

that never been a Jeff, might have something to say about that.

You know what I'm saying? Like, Jeff, definitely made me realize, like, no, I'm saying everything I was doing. Like, everything I was doing, I was doing wrong about myself, but a family for the kids, you know, me, like, I got a chance to sit back and reflect on everything I was doing. Like, like, I'm going in there thinking, like,

I just spent this money on, remember, I bought my bro this, I bought this and I'm like, I only did this from my daughter. I only did this from my son and birthday. So whenever I was with him, it was never just, I'm on solid, let me just buy them. No, I mean, like, no, ignore shit like that. It's something like that.

I was doing when I was younger. And now it was like, it just made me realize, like, no way, like, this time you come home. No, me, you owe them that time back, when you owe them that time back. The same way you were spursing on the gods and everybody robbing Jane, I was like, you know, all that type of shit, like, I mean, let's, let's take the babies.

Let's go, let's go get some snow purses for the girls, my daughters. Then about a guy's disappoint you when they did your time.

“Of course. Like, you thought they would write you a letter or something like that?”

Of course they did. I had one of my guys, one of the most realest guys in the world. He catch a murder case. All these guys used to think he was cool with none of them showed up the court, none of them came around. Nobody visited them. Nobody this and this and that. By miracle, God, he beat the murder case and came out. He's hanging out with all these dudes. I'm like, you know, my men are watching this stuff. They're ready to prove to you.

God, put you in the position. So they could prove to you if they real family, if they real friends are not. What my man said, who was that? Was that George Bush for me once? Yeah, same on me. For me twice. I said, you know, my life I learned to not forgive those guys. It took me three times. I went rich, broke, rich, broke, rich till I finally said. Yeah, that was four. That was three. But it took me a long time that

you just learned from my experience. Those guys, they're no good. They're never going to turn around

to be good. They're never going to be, you know, you wasting your time. That's the film. Now, you know, new music. I was it. And then, was you able to think of songs, was you able to

“think of shit, 'cause everybody knows me. I can't think of nothing. I didn't mind, was it even on music?”

Why, was it? Yeah. I was in the hole. I was in the shoe for six and a half months. I was in the shoe for six and a half months. And that's when everything started coming to me. Like, that's when I really had that sit back time. Like, that's really around the time where it's crazy, because my first two years, then, I was so like, how could put this in? Like, I was so much on go time with the guys. I wasn't even like thinking about music. Like, I'm, I'm, I'm, my, my five o'clock come,

once you hit, I'm doing like, tell your boots. Like, it's nothing that, like, you don't have that luxury to just, like I said, unless you go to a different section of the gym, like, so once you start coming down in levels, like, it was like, whatever. And then, like, soon as I got to, like, a good day, like, while I could share with the champion, no, like, like, that, like, they like, right, but I don't even, I didn't even make it there, 20 days.

That's when they, that's when they sent you home, not it's to me to the shoe them back up. Yeah, yeah. So I was, I got to, like, a camp. I got there, like, I was there for 20 days. They, it was, they all escaped camp. Then we said, I beat it up. So yeah, yeah, I beat it up. No, but they still set me in there, like, like, like, you got, you got too much influence,

“you got too, you're like, you know, I mean, like, I hate that. Yeah, and that's how they get us,”

like, that's how, especially, like, like, that's how they get us like, I hate that. Yeah, that's how they get us, like, they hate, they hate on you. And they set me examples on you.

mean that you're like that, or they, they play that game, whatever you're like, she was in a, for Rome, right, on TV with a family, number one song in America this, they would not let her go do a show. And these bummers for Rome officers just like, no, and she's on, like, you see, she's trying to change her life. Yeah. She's trying to be a boss.

“She's trying to, she's on a TV show. This, that, they funded all her for, like, I think,”

what was she, like, three years of growth? I went with, went, went, went, went there.

They had an ankle bracelet on her three years later, like, you know, it was incredible. Well,

what they, they were just abusing the power. So you came home. Is it a new style fetney walk or is the classical fetney walk? You finished talking about jail, because I'm going to start asking about that. Okay, you look at what you just want to know about the garage team. 18, 100, J, the kid. He's talking about the new team. So, by the way, 1800, how you pronounce it? I mean, say, Xavier Xavier Xavier. No, Xavier. Like, Xavier, yeah, Xavier, yeah, but it's the same thing.

Excellent, put it this. Xavier, what was it? Hey, you're pretty, you're pretty, you're pretty, you're, you're pretty, you're pretty, you're pretty, you're pretty, you're pretty, you're pretty, you're pretty. I used to do the same, like, Xavier, like, a lot of my older sons, like, and they really came from, like, you know, that was my name, Xavier. Oh, I get it. That's fine. I get it. What's the sound? Sound, right? Yeah. I'm curious. What are you doing? Some new type shit that you're doing,

fetney walk? That's a little mixed up both. You know, it's just a moment for the version of it.

“That's what, like, a moment for a version like, I'm still me, just just, you know, I got a”

few, I got a few different buffs in there. I'm saying, like, let me tell you stuff. I tell you in your

face, when I always been a fan of you, I've always thought you was a great person. I know you're

going to come with a hip record, and if you don't, you talk to a guy in the round 30 something. Yes, you got four, number one, you get to suffer. You know, you get all right. You're just telling you the truth. But I'm saying, it's facts. Now, I respect that. I'm going, I'm saying, you get your money. Hi, I come, either you're going to make a ton of money. You know, when you're all looking for the hip record to make a ton of money, or we take that slow good money, which is better than a lot, 99%

of America's. No, I got it. I got a good team, you know, I got a great team, you know. Yeah, I see about 76 people, which you all were here. I'm just like, you know, white people in the answer, right? They were, I'm doing like, I'm a documentary. Oh, yeah, I'm doing a documentary. What's the documentary called? Where's it coming out? Oh, no, yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So it was just like,

no, I'm just taking this Chrome, taking my crash series this time. I'm like, I already, I did what I did outside. I mean, nobody can't take that from me. I did my time. I said, I'm not saying nobody can't take that from me. So it's like, I now do something fairly. I mean, like the same way I was confident and going to go on the grab the, I mean, and hitting the kitchen and going outside, how that confidence level, like, this

what I do, like, now I mean, like, I know how to make this apart. I got that same confidence

“with the music for me. So that's how I'm doing. I don't know how crazy that was. I don't, I don't think”

you even understand how crazy that was. No, I'm not that young because I don't, I don't look at

my sofa. Everybody else look at me. That's always been my problem. Like me as a person. Like,

I remember what time we had came to own, bro had invited me to this other. When we came out at the york, it was like, and like, everybody looking at me crazy because I want to turn these doors like, I've been there, like, I used to thought you can win for me, but it's just like, no same people got this, got this, this aspect of how they view me because they hear the songs, but they don't know what I'm from.

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I say, not a problem. You sure you don't want to be with us and not a problem. All right, we go. I've had a several artists. I spent millions of dollars on that turned around. It was like, y'all, I don't think this work. And now you sure you don't think this work, I ain't working out. I'ma go do whatever. Oh, damn, I don't think none of them

ever popped off when they left. But the point is, I never believed in holding people against their

will or because I signed a talented person. Hey, you got to take some credit because you signed it. Right? But, you know, it's crazy. I see it all the time. I see it with, uh, I see men's men handling female artists that they signed them to go. I don't care. Y'all, I saw that. It's like, y'all, all right, you gave a, you know, give a shot. She blew up, you made millions. She don't want to be here. Let's move on.

Work out. She'll be shit and keep a push. And you know what I'm saying? So, you know, that's something that's been the ugly in it. And it had probably given somebody feel like they signed you.

They had to be a guy who signed you, never seen you again. And then you blow and they're like,

“yo, that's what they happen. Somebody wrote a hit hook for me. Right? I thought that was like,”

yeah, this thing about the rich, right? Because I'm giving up the right publishing to them and everything. Yo, bro, whatever, this, this, this, this. So, by the honey guys came up to me that, you know, I owned a guy. You know, I owned a guy. You know, I gave him 10 grand while he was drunk in the gambling spot. I owned him. I just just, I'm like, yo, he's, he's got nothing. That's crazy. He's supposed to make millions of that. I swear to you, they kept coming up to me. Like, I said,

yo, I worked with him. I know he's. I happened to notice when I was giving him the 5%. I don't have to say. Oh, dude, this one. No, you look at. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, yo, let's see. What? It's the craziest shit I ever seen about, now I'm happy for the guy who's got worked hard. He's a great guy. I'm like, all right, this guy going to be kicked up. He came out the woodworks. Oh, I own him. Yo, I hear. I don't understand.

I can't put sense. And I'm like, you know, it's so what's so important is for artists out there, to not be in the position that most people be in, because you be going, what it is that you are saying is we all, that's three up here, whoever's back there, that's all this, you got to learn. We know we didn't come in and shit learning. So the faster we know we get done wrong, the faster you can get out of that situation, but it's to learn from that and then to educate those

that's coming up, because it's going to keep happening as long as you don't have the knowledge.

“They look at fatality. Most important that shit you need to do is get out of the loop.”

Even sometimes the lawyers down with the label, then you get caught in the triple crush. So you got to learn as much as you can, pray and surround yourself with some good people,

'cause they're going to keep building. That's the fucked up part. It's never going to.

That's the job. And that's fucked up, you know what I mean? And I had no y'all really trust. Ah, I was rid of about 15 years. He introduced me to the guy who lined me up for the tax case and never trusted him again. I got rid of him. I said, yo, this guy lined me up.

to get in my life. He didn't pay my bills, robbed me and I went to the fence, because of him. Man, I saw I got a breed. We kissed when he said, sometimes you can't even trust your own lawyer. You know, somebody's guys be connected. It's the crazy shit. Trust is a hard thing in life. It's crazy, 'cause I still trust me, dumb enough to trust. I can't do that. No, I don't got to let me just do that. I caught two accounts robbing me from millions of dollars.

I started caught the fat gates. I caught another account that we treated like family,

still in like $3 million from like, like, it's shit. It's led you there, like this shit.

What's the, I'm in that account to get killed a year. How about then we even go to jail?

“Oh, that's why. I mean, you can't even sue them. You can't even this. In a couple of counts,”

you know, in a couple of counts, you got to get this. You're not just this crazy, but I ain't lying. It's, it's like a loophole with these accountants how to get away with this shit. You know what I'm saying? But you got to team you're on the go. We got some new music. There we go. Let's see that shit. It's single way roses on this song, Mel. It's so much like that. No doubt. We get a special Joe and Jada.

I mean, that's out of year. You're already known. We get some special. Let's hear it. Freddie, why? You might want to make this the next single, whatever you play on here, because this is going to get duct taped to a rocky ship. Is that it? He was pushing bags up, but now he push some daisies. I remember, I was counting up a mill. No, my my savings. I remember having daisies, I got a mill. No my savings. I remember,

“I was waiting for a plug, like a blessing. I remember.”

I'm counting daisies, I'm trying to talk to you, sake. I remember, L.B. and beans. And Freddie, can't you understand? I remember, it was pretty odd and I gave you my first strike. Yeah, I remember. Me and Clark Drick were slick, but you got to say. I remember, singing true for a big bro. Fuck, I come back. I remember. The dark days when bitches didn't even notice me. I remember. When I popped out new whip, everybody noticed me. I remember. Nick is funny faces when they found out what I was singing.

I remember feeling like ace that day. He walked off the cleanest. I remember being young and saying, we're feeling so much if you're. I remember. I was looking in the mirror, then I started seeing more. I remember. My tenor bugs, dancing feddy cash for the sun. I remember. The day I fell in love,

it was with K-1. I remember. I was a multi-year-old girl to never prove it. I remember.

I ain't never made none of my niggas look food. I remember. I ain't never letting none of my niggas feel feuchers.

“I remember. That is only me who was the only one looking stupid. I remember.”

The first man that I'll check had it in my hand. I remember. That the one I gave it to, we probably never speak again. And I remember. But I never mentioned K-1. I ain't never even known. I remember. If you let me hide and say why you ain't throw it out. I remember. I remember. I stopped getting left out by the left side. I remember. Feeling drained out of the mirror. I ain't have nigga left. I remember.

I remember. I remember. I remember. I put that on my shit. I remember. Feeling better now. I got it all. I'm obsessed with me. I'm a Canadian. You know my name. No limit ain't shit change. I was playing with the jeans before my fame. Load up, cock it in bang. I stayed silent. It was like the weekend. I'm on the brief for. I bought me a chain. It's so many hits out of fun. I'm still saying. Let's take a trip down. I remember relaying.

Big off, M.G. Faso. Dye. I'm in my bed. I can stop crying. I'm in my main. Let me outside.

But I'm slick right back out of the night. I remember 14. I bought my first anol. Last 38. Any Michelle.

I ain't give a fuck though 'cause it was man. Wait no, the fuck me. Get out of the run. I'm in my first hand going to slide. I was scared, but I hit the track. When I let them off, I close my eyes. Oh, we'll shop out for more times. And I remember the rap back. Flaming the weed up, try to relax. When I got rich, start bad stripes. Now I can't remember how many eyes. Yeah, all our rap is facts. I'm in the pull-up place. Act. Flandling the track.

Me, Molly, and Max, move on, so I can see hats. Mim, we broke that leg. Rose hit the rap that bitch all black. 'Cause we would slimy, slimy, slimy, slimy, slimy spot. Some pop up the pants. Mim, I was having a guilt trip late. Why gotta solve it by the problems I still ain't here, shit.

Niggas act like I ain't grew up poor, it's running all in my blood. White folks get a hole, hold them in them, niggas almost killed.

Looked up against the sicker, remember your guilt first took as beer.

“Remember I only go to see, took it all drill for them which sees.”

I'm a back and up pounds of me. Remember I ran up my first em. Remember I was fucked up like three years ago. Now look at me, I'm him. Remember I was fucked up like two years ago. ♪ I don't know about a rarantro, I'm true ♪ ♪ She had the fast running, 20 cash ♪

♪ I'm trying to do it again, now I spend ♪ ♪ Now I show my ass, you know I pass ♪ ♪ I made some outta nothing, need no more ♪ ♪ So I'll ask you ♪ ♪ Oh ♪

♪ Hey, fuck ♪ ♪ Oh, you never ♪ ♪ You're a fatty boy ♪ ♪ Don't ♪ ♪ Hey, you're a fatty boy ♪

♪ I sound like fatty boy to me ♪ That voice we know on that radio. I was about to say that I was crazy. That's like the outro. Oh, I did.

Yeah. No shit. It sounded like fatty bop to me. Yeah. Yeah.

Okay. No that voice. Mix-o. Mmm. All right.

♪ Can you tell me what is no baby ♪

“♪ I've been going for a while but I can't wait for you ♪”

♪ Hey ♪ ♪ And baby ♪ ♪ I'm outside with you ♪ ♪ And I'm turning ♪ ♪ No shit no one but you ♪

♪ Hey ♪ ♪ And you're so sexy baby ♪ ♪ Yeah ♪ ♪ And you're a fatty boy ♪ ♪ Hey ♪

♪ And you're a fatty boy ♪ ♪ Hey ♪ ♪ 'Cause I've been really missing my baby ♪ ♪ I've been feeling about this crazy ♪ ♪ Yeah ♪

♪ I believe it needed my baby ♪ ♪ But let me certainly be a way ♪ ♪ You believe it needed my baby ♪ ♪ I've been feeling about this crazy ♪ ♪ Hey ♪

♪ And you're a fatty boy ♪ ♪ Let me certainly be a way ♪ ♪ You believe it needed my baby ♪ ♪ Let me certainly be a way ♪ ♪ You believe it needed my baby ♪

♪ You believe it needed my baby ♪ ♪ Let me certainly be a way ♪ ♪ You believe it needed my baby ♪ ♪ Let me certainly be a way ♪ ♪ You believe it needed my baby ♪

♪ You believe it needed my baby ♪ ♪ I've been going for a while ♪ ♪ But I can't wait back for you ♪ ♪ Hey ♪ ♪ Hey ♪

♪ And baby ♪ ♪ I'm on someone with you ♪ ♪ And I'm drunk right now ♪ ♪ Don't you know what I'm doing ♪ ♪ Hey ♪

♪ Yeah ♪ ♪ And it's so sexy baby ♪ ♪ Oh ♪

♪ Always down with liquor do ♪

♪ Hey ♪ ♪ And keep it with all our baby ♪ ♪ Let me definitely be a way ♪ ♪ You believe it needed my baby ♪ ♪ Oh yeah ♪

♪ Hey ♪ ♪ Hey ♪ ♪ Let me see the ball ♪ ♪ Let me see the ball ♪ ♪ I see the ball ♪

[MUSIC] >> That's a vibe right now coming up.

“>> Friday, Monday, Saturday, Saturday, Saturday.”

We got to help him go back to the moon. I mean, help him put that 100 million back in the bank account too. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> That's the new one. >> How you doing that, Fanny Bop, man,

I believe in you, man. I know you got some more hits in there. You know, you got the voices, right? Kids grew up listening to your voice on the radio or day, every 10 seconds.

So if you put one out, it's going.

You said, I always said about Nellie,

I said about 50 cents. There's certain big artists, and believe it or not, Fanny, you're on that level. It's what I'm trying to tell you. >> You asked for number one.

I don't know if they broke down to you. For number one, with Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake, and all that, you got the number once on that hit. These guys, we frightened, like they got a high record. They got the shit, it's just, you know.

>> WPGI. >> I'll give it to you, sir. >> They shit, your shit is monstrous. >> Right? >> They suspect the WPGI.

We don't even know who the fuck is WPGI. >> K, man, somebody. >> [LAUGH] >> Yo. >> I don't even see that, ain't you?

>> Close to them, call up.

>> Listen, guys, I don't mean nothing. >> I don't mean none of that.

“What I'm saying is, I'm just apologizing”

before they get to listen to me. Is you didn't know. I sent a nanny wedding to your station. >> WKRP is sent a nanny. >> Yeah.

>> My point is, I know a fence to anybody. You know what I'm saying? >> You know what I want to do is keep it clean. >> Yeah, you man, you know, they know your voice. Play prompt time.

>> He's back. >> Stay back. >> Stay back. >> Someone's incredible. Stay focused and put it out.

You're gonna get it, you're gonna get it out. >> I'm a little back. >> Two hundred mil back. >> Two hundred. >> Two hundred mil back in the count.

Then we're gonna get you back on the count. And you're gonna take a shot. [LAUGH]

>> Oh, no, he said he taught it as shit.

>> He's taking my fucking life. >> He's taking my fucking life. >> He's taking my fucking life. >> He's taking my fucking life. >> He's taking my fucking life.

>> He's taking my fucking life. >> He's taking my fucking life. >> We helped him get the 200 mil back.

“>> You're gonna go back to the billboards.”

He's getting to the M.A. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I appreciate that. >> My, don't forget about me.

I didn't mean it. My dogs over there. >> Everything, man. >> And my set it in for God. He definitely got stuck to you when you got that 200.

Like y'all, kids put you in game. Kids put you on. But yeah, any plans for touring with this album? >> I mean, right now you know I still don't know. >> I still don't know.

>> I still don't know. >> So you on that remind me, my one day don't want to let you go. >> But once they see, once they see, once they see, they got his own grandson. >> They know you with the label.

>> The bracelet's coming off. >> Right back to them. >> How much time you got on papers? >> Five, five years. >> Five more.

>> Yeah. >> Super fast. >> You know what it is. >> Once they see I moving, they go a lot of moving. >> I don't need to go about it anymore.

>> I don't get. I don't really drink even though sorry.

“I remember it's the best one in the planet.”

>> That's up to you. I'm just the best again. They came to my house. Pissed test me three days in the world. They were easily.

>> So they switched the rules of the rope. >> Yeah. >> That's on the end of the state. >> No, no. >> On the end of the state.

In the state. >> But it's going to give us that negative sniff. I have a run on that bitch and let them go. >> No, man. >> Hell yeah.

>> That was a big hit behind you better than I have. >> Big hit my chest. >> You're relationship with parole right now.

You better never need parole.

>> I'm never going to need parole. >> Never say never. >> I'm never going to need parole. >> Never say never going to need parole. >> Never going to need parole.

You know why? I don't get high. >> I don't do it. >> I got everything to do it. >> And he made all figured out.

>> The guy tells me this guy was just randomly popping up in my house and walking through my house. By the way, I don't know if you don't. Your house is not your house. They just violent you.

>> Don't they walk in in my shit? Like, you know, nice thinking. >> This nigga was on parole at a day party and log out of the city. They called it there.

This shit blasted here. You have to do it. >> The right way. >> You're okay. >> They called it.

>> You bring all your shit to the halfway house. You gotta come in. >> My point is. >> Don't disperse. >> I sit down.

>> She looked like a nice lady. >> I'm pretty. >> Like I'm a great negotiate. >> I love some of the essay. >> You know, I'm like six months in real life.

I don't get hot, don't drink, pay my bills, or pay my business. I might be your best client. >> I'm tough. >> You know, I'm like absolutely not a fucking,

I'm not crossing the green. I'm not driving with, I'm the best guy you got. >> No. >> This woman's fuck will be so much, man. >> Oh, man, I just didn't understand.

I remember it was the last day. I'm in Germany. And I called the woman. And I'm like, "Yeah, miss, you know the show's going right." She told me, "Call the gym.

You know I could extend your parole. I said, "For what? I've been a nice guy in the world. I don't do nothing wrong. I don't listen to that."

She told me that shit on that last day. Which wasn't true. Once you gone, you gone. But, these people just fuck me. And I'm sorry, you're still on parole.

He does anything I say. Has nothing to do with Fanny Watt's a great deal. >> They got a lot. >> He tried to help, he tried to get him off. >> He tried to get him off.

>> He tried to get him off. >> He tried to get him off. >> He tried to get him off. >> He tried to get him off. >> He tried to get him off.

>> I want to get him off the roll. >> 200 mil back in the count. >> And they say, "It's low."

>> No, no. >> Been back?

>> No, it's kind of a question.

>> Of course. >> Maybe he's on parole and do york.

“>> They don't let him hang out in Jersey.”

>> No, I'm sorry. >> Back to the hood. >> There's Jersey parole. >> Yeah. >> Man, I just--

>> No, no, no, I'm not posting the strings. >> You know, I live in Jersey. >> Yeah, I love New Jersey. I love New Jersey. I'm just saying, "Hey, God, huh?"

>> This ain't that. >> I ain't this. >> I ain't this. >> I ain't this. >> I ain't this.

>> I ain't this. >> I ain't this. >> I ain't this. >> I'm just gonna go do it.

>> You're on like that second track.

>> Man, that's the second track. >> That's the second track. >> That's the second track. >> That's the second track. >> That's the second track.

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