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Anyway, so last part I came in here last part I came in here

With a teadermose this question hmm Nobody wanted to participate in the teadermose this question, but everybody kind of new Everybody kind of knew what I was getting. It smells what you were stepping in. Yeah, they was picking up what I was putting down But we all put these so we didn't say it next what's the question? Well, it was a feeling the blank. Okay, it was a Teadermoses be looking like she

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“Um, and then after that after I said that I just jumped in the group chat. Oh my yo”

I spoke the teadermoses She's watching the shows. You heard what you said I come in the day It's like y'all teadermoses want to come up in like wait a second now What did I miss like what happened? Everybody connected the teadermoses. Yeah, I jumped in the body shout out the teadermoses

Yeah, what happened nothing anybody want to respect the queen So yeah, but how do you buy a speaker? I didn't speak to her. I didn't speak to her. I mean even I understand why a body was quiet, but what when is it all right to objectify

Women never never Joe are you crazy? Oh, guys

Show you think this is Sometimes this There you go What is wrong? It's never okay to objectify what if you're a woman. Oh, I you got objectify You're a lady all the time. That's required. That's because all I do

Women for and for and for they just were able to own houses not too long ago Joe and have bank accounts facts And you still want to put them in that place Maybe saying that she wanted to feel bad You need a mortgage We're just gonna open up at our Roth IRA

You know me hey, we didn't count as four humans to work 608 of them just like again getting the back of my mind I'll need a trouble of that bank account anyway Yeah, yeah, let me hold it for you. Let me flip it now now look what's happening which is getting Joe anyway I think a little a public appreciation is good. Maybe not a full-out objectification, but you can do it in a polite way Yeah, you can say you can just use like she looked good. That's a beautiful woman. What do you say damn?

Yeah, I think that's damn. Okay. I was a joke. No That was definitely Wait, no damn. You guys say damn she actually got a damn That's what kind of dress she wearing ever what? Yeah, you look nice today

Is that Valentina? Well, let me ask you since you're a woman I don't know That's what the van is because when you walk by and then they get hit you with the damn

“Okay, um, honestly, that's like complimenting. That's not even like scary you from north. Especially if that's what no”

It's not that because I've said that before those little Interactions can get crazy sometimes if you respond them wrong way, but damn it's gasing me to be honest That's gasing so as long as the gas and you good you have do you feel objectified? Um, like I mean, I think everybody is sort of justified at some point

I'm a comic and I get dick pics and jerk-all videos damn you know what I mean?

Like it's not me like if I want internet doing content like the most of it is jokes

You know what I'm saying and that's the automatic reaction. I get I got from the door Yeah, that's the O.D. Dude my shirty one time says she was a walkin in a guy passenger said damn I fuck the shit out of you and she was like taking a bag like a gas Oh my gosh. That's a little flavor. That's crazy. That's crazy. That's weird. Wait, where was my thing about that kind of remark Is like who did that work on like what kind of response do you expect to get from that?

You know what I'm saying? Yeah, like like what no woman is ever said, oh, where? Let's go find that

“Like that's you're not saying it for response. That's the thing that's why it's so ill to me”

Because what's the point? Yeah, you just want to view like you want to see her reaction She's freaked out. She's afraid like what's it for you want to know that's the objectification Because she's literally be just the object. It's definitely for your pleasure. I should have do it Yeah, I think I think I think damn is the same really They close

I'll fuck the shit out of here How do you say damn you say no to dick? Oh, no. No, I'm just saying like I think damn is Objectified like somebody walks by you like damn like you don't know the person they Damn is I'm with his damn is one and I'll fuck the shit out of you is 10, but it's the same Hey, so as you know what we say

No, it's not the same scale damn call most be like your body is nice So you just that pretty damn I fuck this shit

“verbally I fuck the shit out of you mentally. Mm-hmm. I was like okay, what?”

My nerdy reports you can't get punished. Yeah, I disagree and but as men are saying they in the same vein is what if we say wow I was said a damn a mark You do not Okay, I'm saying damn and wow is all one side. I fuck the shit out. She's a whole different scale To be more wild. It's not on no side It's not on it. I'm saying wet. Wow. It's just a weak word way of saying damn

So I work by with a great body. She looked good whatever you go damn to me That's that I'm impressed by what I see. I fuck the shit out. She was like a threat To a stranger is yeah, even if you look fuckable Now if you look fuckable everything in 50's you're the gray was stalking in harassment, but now you're not moving this is true The half of the Instagram snicker. So it's a hoist Joe you wear nice clothes you're gonna

It's happening before you get on an elevator a guy has said to you before like wow, you're a good or damn that looks good Please find the video. We talked with this guy in the elevator told me look at this. Bring that up. Aduce as you damn I fuck the shit

I fucked the shit off you Joe if a guy is never if a guy's hitting you with a wow or a damn see this

He's picking you. He's trying to flirt with you if he's saying damn or wow to you and that's my person damn is a flirt I fucked the shit out to you is not the right Yeah, I'm real more I think it depends on who's saying the damn and how you say it Definitely plays a part. Yeah, damn because if a fat none of an ugly chick Says damn to you's like is it just help yourself for fat this ain't

I love the fat girls but I'm just saying it for ugly chick says it it's different as opposed to a hot chick saying it to you Not for me not for me. Oh, this is great not for men. I think it's different for women. I'm not a woman But because you know if you a certain dude, you could get away with certain shit You get them saying like you could get away with certain shit, but the hands look. I still can't say I'll fucked the shit

“That's what I'm saying. That's the pretty point the hands some guys ain't gonna say”

I'll fuck the shit out of you because they'll get their activate The hands some guys just gonna activate Go ahead. What am I saying if I'm by myself you right there. You know what's in the most it once we engage is on You just get you know why they be how it's just put himself once we I'm gonna talk about me in the girl like no cuz. Yeah, they're gonna play one

My bag like holler and ain't really my bag. So, but once we Know what how I'm the conversation start once we did. We did. I don't have to say no I'm saying like you've got to sell my fuck yeah, this is not the way that you really have to talk

What's one is it I talk too much while I never you both both

No check us up, but you're looking at me.

I said you never needed words to get it going at home. One to get going you missed a fucking

So if a handsome guy approached you like He yourself says damn she goes out each you know from no got a type you think you you gotta say that's a one thing thing right Oh, for the shore Guys crazy Random guy from north says the same thing the same random guy's another attractive to say it just a random guy

“Or mutant approach you. It says damn does it hit the same for you?”

You know you talk it through the end damn but one look better. Yeah A bunch of somebody like on the cat call shit. It's like do you really want to have a conversation like at this big age I could imagine somebody can't call me me stop it. Well, you turn around. But as it's that Make a brush pass you would look good here on it. I'm a fuck shout out to them and all that hip hop shit No, you want to show a girl

Like I could not imagine they're like God damn like skin and I turn around like I actually talk back Was that the one I used to get it done. It did that to me though recently like Pretty big I don't think it's what's one pretty good. I was mortified like you ain't tell them I know you just left It's like that's come on, but if he has cream I fuck the shit out to you. Oh great. I would have ran And when you're at

Parks is cat call it and just DM and the same thing like you just DM and like the right message is saying

“When I said I can a dick pig. That's what it comes through the direct message”

Oh, I see what you say so most of my dams and wilds because I do get I do get wilds They're on the pictures in the story like they just they DM you are they they're saying You know, but if people that DM me and say I fuck the shit out. I do not respond on like the comment nothing to them And awhile I might like Congress say a little bit what lines would get it done for you and the DMs that make you open it Because I know you talked about this before, but what can somebody say that make you say oh shit. Thank you if you make me live if you crack a joke

Okay, like that that's a automatic Cash Oh my nails and all that. Yeah, let's go boat home and If you really pay attention like what time is guy new to nicknames from my Gucci and I only said it on my podcast So I mean you had to watch my show

Oh, it seems like how you doing you answer everything. I was like. Oh, my god You know what that's happening That's her name when I how about say we whiskey pass It's not be what they're nicknames it's a more place. I want to just find everybody we just go move

“You don't let you did you name or tablet there to somebody else. Oh, I think a name to tell me”

I think I might as cast some spells on a girl people have names for their parts

None of y'all in here never named you. I never named my name

Yes, you're self-aware And Somebody or thought that I was going to fuck the shit out of somebody. I didn't Have a day And why you too

The guy that helps it up is always as like never got it. But your ass don't even mention it

The guy that X I hear on my sex that fucks you on your first time y'all somewhere because you didn't talk about it

You didn't see it coming you know me

Not your fuck ahead

Yeah, but that's a better route than

“Constantly sex about asking about it sandwich you're gonna do to the Gucci when you get it like that's stupid”

Man should be hip to that kind of shit my nail like that's dumb act like you don't want it. You get it, you know sure hard to get I'm trying to promise over before

Got a list of things that are kind of gay

We got umbrellas lollipops being cozy laughing too hard to get a ticket ice cream eating slowly plugging your nose jumping in a pool for finger nail trimmer's sunscreen skin care eating candy trampolines Bath wearing gloves when it's cold being cold complaining aprons holding in a sneeze, but I feel like squeak out protest Saying oh my gosh themed socks mocktails reading for dreaming feeling things

What are shoes not like in sports being under a hundred and fifty pounds and I'm looking for you getting cut off

Dropping something picking it up scooters Asking for help in store parentheses just leave tea chewing gum grocery shopping dessert Blow in your nose tying your shoe driving with two hands on the steering wheel eating stuff with cream filling pushing a pole door and vice versa Wave in chopper cover fruits hydra planning the naps being deceived or tricked getting surprised holding balloons blowing out candles food allergies trying to look at his attention and not being heard using chapstick whispering covering a

Yawn losing your balance getting your hat blown off by the wind you scare and not one red thing holding your phone with your face and/or shoulder Receiving medical attention and saying bless you

“I think I covered half of those I'm like a solid 80”

, but I'm losing your hat to the way I was the boy the night cold the shit I felt like such a fucking bitch , but I'm definitely the demo version of that song. Let's be honest with the whole bastard some guy. Okay, I'll reload it. You motherfucker. You big time fucking with Jay Z , you big girl, oh my god, I've got been dead as a text the way no no sweet prices Fuck the fuss, I'm so mick-a-played Tweet-a-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pul-pulpul-pul-p

“Fuck the fuck, what the fuck, what the fuck, what the fuck, what the fuck, what the fuck, what the fuck?”

What the fuck, what the fuck, what the fuck, what the fuck? Fuck, what the fuck, what the fuck, what the fuck, what the fuck, what the fuck? What the fuck, what the fuck, what the fuck?

What the fuck, what the fuck, what the fuck, what the fuck, what the fuck, wh...

What the fuck, what the fuck, what the fuck, what the fuck, what the fuck, what the fuck?

♪ Oh, when I's wake up and spit some of it ♪ ♪ 'Cause I'm gonna put it in this ♪ ♪ No, this is round of my sexes and homeless bitch ♪ - Black Alvers is so appalled. - I mean, so-called.

- So-called, right? - Yeah. - Now I'm black.

“- Me and his toughest done, done it, the gun buttcha?”

- Come on. - It doesn't get better than that. - So appalled to do that, wrong. (laughs) - Feels wrong to pick so appalled, I don't know.

- It does, but I think you were Jay-Z, we'll say this one. ♪ Of mongers, try not to let this bullshit look ♪ ♪ 'Cause it's not a hunger to love when they say ♪ ♪ Got a grace, no mind, I don't for y'all to dare ♪ ♪ Big money to build it ♪

♪ With this spirit ♪ ♪ This black people have changed ♪ ♪ You've dead bitch to me with a cake ♪ ♪ Why'd you just niggas now speak in my name ♪ ♪ 'Cause trust me, y'all must still fill the heat in the rain ♪

♪ I keep creepin' ♪ ♪ To rush the piece, agies, pop it ♪ ♪ I got it ♪ ♪ Hands to the bulletin' ♪ ♪ See, see, see, see ♪

♪ Jay, blow the pace so ♪ ♪ Geez, oh yeah, I just circle round the black in the drop ♪ ♪ 'Cause I'll jump to the top with a sunroof use for the beat ♪

♪ I'm never seeing you, I'm a unicorn ♪

♪ But it's like none of 'em ♪

“♪ I'm the meanest toughest, done, done, done, done, done, done ♪”

♪ But you're the type that wants a lot of shaps ♪ ♪ And none's on your own, the type that keeps sighted ♪ ♪ With a gun touch ♪ ♪ I know what I mean ♪ ♪ 'Cause I'm like the type ♪

♪ Man, what's up, my bravo bites ♪ ♪ I'm letting you go ♪ ♪ I'm headed, no way, fast ♪ ♪ I'm running, I'm running my way ♪ ♪ Niggas, one of the things ♪

♪ But when, coming my way ♪ ♪ I'm throwin' back me ♪ ♪ You can't just be in games again ♪ ♪ 'Cause now what I do? ♪ ♪ Start name and name to game ♪

♪ I do all the fuckers, no ♪ ♪ I do the fuck ♪ ♪ And I do the know ♪ ♪ That's the way 'Cause you go, fuck ♪ ♪ You take a thing, what to make it bad ♪

♪ 'Cause I'm all niggas ♪ ♪ I'm so Jamesy, come on, we're lying for a minute ♪ ♪ Yeah, I'm running, it's just not playin' ♪ ♪ If you don't want you, I've got nothin' about ♪ ♪ But you get your shot, you're mouth out ♪

♪ Got my dog shut up ♪ ♪ Plus a song for a baby like ♪ ♪ Check it, when it's smuffling ♪ ♪ 'Cause you go, I'm running, I'm running ♪ ♪ Get 'em more, get 'em more ♪ ♪ Get 'em more, get 'em more ♪

♪ When it went to the dark ♪ ♪ I think I'm a good girl ♪ ♪ Get 'em more, get 'em more ♪ - It's been five years since we lost the MX. (audience cheering) - Hey, X, we miss you, man. - Yeah.

- Yeah. - Yeah. ♪ Clark, Earth, we miss you, man ♪ ♪ A lot of people I miss ♪ (audience cheering) (upbeat music) ♪ Can't wait for this mark, you legit a day, boy ♪

(audience cheering) - I'm gonna take a music theme right now. - Oh my God. Let me get this drop now to play. - Let me get this drop now to play. (audience cheering) - Is that a new ice cream? - Uh, this is a new ice cream.

(audience cheering) - Is that a mark in my head? - A mark in my head? - A question? - A question? - Flip and Mona and B-Dye. - B-Dye. - What episode is this? - Night of 19.

- Welcome to episode 919 of the Joe Button Park has brought to you by a few by power by Price Fix Price Fix Gang. - Yeah. - I'm your humble gracious, grateful, extremely happy to be here.

Host Joe Button here was some really amazing people to my right.

Don't call her a white girl. We missed her dearly. Big Demona is in the building. - What's going on? - How are you doing? - I'm good, we have to see Niggas.

- Good, we happy to see you too next to her. Another Philly Maw fuckers here. (audience laughing) Our good brother, Dr. Mark Lamont Hill is in the building. Mark, how are you doing, man? I'm good, I'm good.

Can I give a, well, I'm going to give a happy birthday to Malcolm. My four-year-old, he hit the big old four today. So I'm gonna say happy birthday to him. (audience applauding) Nice, happy birthday Malcolm.

- That's good, that's great news. - Is he named at the Malcolm? - Mm-hmm. - Brother Malcolm, that's right. - Yeah, every, every, every, some places. - I don't be doing that stuff.

“- I think every, every, every, every Sunday, every Sunday.”

- Yeah, that's making no everything with the horror's group. (audience laughing) - That's the, I don't wish I was over the exam. - I just, the April 10th. - Oh, shout out to Cue Tip 2, this is birthday 2.

Happy birthday to him. - Happy birthday to him. - I'll talk to him, yes, I like it. - It's funny because you don't put the cue in front of him. - Yeah, tip is, happy birthday to him.

- Happy birthday to him. (audience laughing) - You're gonna have some happy birthday, tip of the life. (audience laughing) - Next to him are good brother, man.

Mr. Thalvin' doors and up big issues in the building. It's how you doing.

- I'm great, you saw?

- Good, couldn't be better, absolutely loved that for you.

Next to him, come on, Queens is fine. - This big B-Dye was popping. - Tom Brown and Dorsmith's galore. - It's my tax refund money. - And you brought it, and you put the chains out today.

- Huh, you know what I mean? - Stop playing wood and play wood. - Just in the stash, blurs on the chain. - Yeah, come on. (audience laughing)

- Take that, Ellie. - All right, take it off. - All right, this B-Dye is the next to him. - Queens get the money, Queens get the money. - Queens get the money.

- Queens get the money. - Next to him, my average find is B-Dye. - Clark's in the building. - Hot or the money? - Right, Paul, see ya, Cory and see her.

Phelps and see her, Eric and see her. Tina and Savana here by remote. Last but certainly not least, each and every one of you very important people out there are here.

Everybody's good, everybody's good, we're feeling good, y'all smell great, y'all look great. Come on, let's give right to him, man. - Yeah. - Let's give right to him.

- Pack him up. (laughing) - Pack him up, come on, cue it up. - I'm not even nodding my cerado. - I will burn your cerado, yeah, I'm not nodding.

- I'm not nodding. - I'm not nodding. - I'm like an apple computer memory. - Yeah.

“- One is bull, she's got a feeling new Gucci man, huh?”

- You wouldn't even, I guess. (laughing) Y'all tell me if one of y'all are about to defend this. 'Cause I'll take a towel off. (laughing)

- The new Gucci man. (upbeat music) - What's your girl school up? (upbeat music) - What the?

Huh? We gotta hate to see you hurt. (upbeat music)

- It's never true, you wanna like a real crash diamond.

(laughing) - And you know what that, what you still signed to me? - Wow. - I'm like burrow man and nigga, this my cash money. And you're fed as frunky, he a stone cold tank.

You know I got my bread up, I always keep my head up. I thought it was a business medium, but it was a sin. - I walk in the room, you can feel the pressure building. - nigga, that me of the whole time it blinded kids. - What the hell?

- I won't take it person up for me, it's on the business. - And I don't wanna come and say they didn't about no me. - No, no, no, no, no, no. - No, it keeps me bobbing their head. - Thank you.

- Thank you, fire. - Thank you for pausing that. - Yeah. - 'Cause what the fuck? - Well, I don't know, so you don't like the wreckage.

- I don't like anything about any of this. - Me, the wreckage. - So like anything about it.

“- So I'm confused because do you, are you promoting?”

No, I'm not with that nigga, but you promoting violence in hip hop again? Huh? - I'm saying, he's rapping because somebody did something to him. That's what he's rapping about.

And he's taking instead of taking the street route like he killed somebody else that tried to kill him. - I would rather he shots him. - You might say, you're shaking your ass like this. - You niggas is all hip-acquist.

- You niggas is just convenient. - Everyone's a hip-acquist. - Support a street shit. - No. - I'm not all of a sudden, they use support a street shit too.

- No, I'm just saying that's the best. - I think it's the best. - I think it's the best. - It's the best. - The situation.

- I don't like, well, I'm talking to him. He said, I don't like anything about this. That's what I'm referring to. I'm asking my man on the back on that side. - Pack him up.

I don't agree with that name. - He's back, he is over now. It's over, buddy. It's all packed. - Pack him up.

Outside of this song being absolutely horrible. - True. - It sound like the stenographer wrote it. - He's telling it. - That's what it sounds like.

- I'm a business man. He said I'm a business man 90 times on this motherfucker. - Niggas, who are you telling us? - Who will you tell the court? - You're my president.

- Who is he talking to? - Order. - I must, I must reveal in. I just want millions. I don't want to trouble, but...

- And then she had to fuck up with this shit. Get him out of here. Because this wasn't the tone at the cheesy verses. - What's the fact? - That's the fact.

- So, I like, I like my street niggas to be consistent. - Joe, I'm telling you, this could be the, this could be, he could be playing possibly. So he got on the record now and he's a businessman. I don't want to trouble you, not in no street shit.

And this is my turn of missing. It ain't got nothing to do with him. He might be setting the trap. - This is hard.

- First of all, this sucks.

- This sucks. - I think it's impossible. - I mean, this sucks. - My question to y'all is, if it was hard, would it be a difference?

- If it was hard, I wouldn't have no problem with it. Honestly, I might still have some issues with it.

“- All right, that's what I'm talking about.”

- My issue's being that he's playing the C.O. roll, and I think he's right to do that. And I think, you know, I don't give him a fuck about all this shit, but if you're going to do that, I'm just saying don't go back to rapping.

Like, I mean, I mean, I'm a businessman. I had to do this 'cause this is what a businessman would do than do that. - Yes, he said. - I agree.

If it were a harder joint, my tone would be different. My tone would be different. I love a good heart, this track. This type of track with this, whatever he's doing, two to three days after it's released,

the shit that he's bragging about, I don't feel like he's excited. - But all of that you still signed to me, Nega, it was a rifle to your fucking head. Like, what do we talk about?

- Put him with this shit. - Put that shit. - So he's doing what rappers do is documenting the experience, but at the same time, like I said, it's an open case. It's kind of irresponsible for me to talk about that.

- I agree with you. - I agree with you.

- This guy's a good guy.

- I like a little irresponsible of your rap. - So I'm not gonna know. - It's not a case, but he's not charred. - He's the big deal. - What's the first? You know what I mean? That's what I mean.

“If the only way it would matter was open case,”

is if he really wanted him persecuted and put in prison, and he's gonna kick like he didn't care, he's not cooperating. That's what his lines were a big industry.

He's never gonna claim that he's cooperating with the police.

If he even cooperates with the police, my thing is, every Gucci wife, one of the briefest love, and said that he was on a psych man. She said that she went to pay some times, did people together to grab his ass

when he was manic or whatever, and say come to somewhere, we can calm down, get some medicine, come home and try a new medicine. That's the Gucci that we did,

with somebody that's what a fucking psych man's, that's the type of district you get from a negative, that's medicated. And when we say street naked to me, Gucci ain't been a street again years.

Like that's over, but the energy of the verses did get, like I'm still mad, I'll pop in the day, but in reality, like he's not a street again. - The verses wasn't that long ago. - It wasn't his life.

- Or five years, but I didn't think that was strange. - But that's a specific energy. I mean, I mean, I just hate that a hip-hop. One do bus into a room, put somebody, put a gun into my head, rob them,

“and try to get them inside a couch at the dressing.”

We say in the dude, the victim is irresponsible. Like I told you, you said, you're not wrong. It's just, it just speaks to the culture we in. And I'm frustrated about that. Like we all energy should be for the niggas,

it put the guns to people heads. You know what I mean? And even myself, I'm fine with myself, mad at the song, mad at how he's dealing with it. - Yeah, but you bring up the word energy.

And I believe that energy is real and you manifest shit and you attract the laws of attraction. I came in here and I said, this one got a Gucci guy mad at me. When I said, yo dog, maybe it's time to start

looking for like musicians and not signing every street niggas in a universe. Because eventually you play with pigs, you get dirty. Like what the fuck do you think was gonna happen?

Then when homeboy died and the second he died,

the second he died, your scar rest in peace. The second he died. You watch your 10, 17 change, back, like he been, he been a little off, he's been off. So now when you put the oatmeal in the microwave

and it come out oatmeal, now you wanna get on a song with all of this shit niggas, shut the fuck up. Shut the fuck up. We weren't looking for music from you before. Don't come drop something midnight talking about craft

that niggas y'all all crass, y'all all y'all. Fuckin' you got to treat separatism. Crass dummy separatism. (audience laughing)

“Here's the thing, I'm what you're on that.”

I didn't wanna listen to this song because what I thought he stood for. In over reality, though when I look at it in his mind, he's gonna say he don't want the other side of the win. He don't want your gotty to win.

I don't want you ain't go, I look at it from a bigger scope. All right, you did that to me and get out of the country with me and they go sign with them. Because me and him going at it, he's not going with neither and you not going win.

So, what do you expect to happen? You know what I'm saying? I'll be taking it to the streets. I do feel like he should shut the fuck up on the record. And just have to think what he's gonna do next,

but I do understand the fact of like, niggas like, none of him niggas goin' win. - We don't necessarily condo, I'll also wanna speak for myself. I don't condo taking it to the streets, but you don't have to do this either.

You can do neither. He should shut the fuck up. You can do neither. You don't have to do hack it. Like, you can make a good song or that.

What if two tough niggas is beefing? What if two? What if you know a nigga over there or you? I know playing with two like this. I know what's gonna happen.

What if, what do you, where are you at now? I know a lot of, well, in the streets where we from, when two tough niggas is beefing, a lot of times, there's either casualty or they come together and they squash it.

- Right. - This situation. He don't feel like he's on his way to watch it. - His way to watch it. - Yeah, that's what I'm saying. So, what do you do?

- Let him put up bad music. To me, he's like, I don't like this song, but as I'd rather see this, it didn't go to the show, if this is his outlet, 'cause everything is like,

you've been publicly embarrassed. Are you gonna play on that tough shit? Like, the world saw you with a gun, yeah. - He's not doing nothing to the niggas. - I'm just saying, he might want to,

he might want to- - Well, even if I could see him wanting to get him to express himself. - No, nigga's poosheist, they're not even real gangster. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. - That's really, really nice.

That nigga went with his father. Poosheist, he might just went viral for her ignorance. Not because she looked like that, but she's saying, there's serious no bullshit. It's so ignorant and ridiculous, it went viral.

'Cause she basically just wants something that, you know how we get down to fuck. And this is a 50-year-old woman. So it's like, I don't know. I wanna add the little Joe was saying about Gucci.

I feel like Gucci has never necessarily been like a nice guy.

You know what I mean? Like taking a change back from on big-scard, doing a certain change, doing back in the day, you know, everybody blaming on drugs. We never really was a nice guy.

So the verse is kind of more speaks to his character than anything. You know what I mean? As far as I'm being a street in the Gucci and on street,

They are rich, and he is medicated.

And that's what's going on. And I would be surprised if he really cooperates. He don't have tools and stuff. Witnesses at camera footage, they get in the case without them. He don't have tools.

But he that petty, he might, it would be a fuck you. It wouldn't be a fear if they'd end jail. Do you think that what damage is reputation? He's already fucked. It's nothing he can do if he's fucked.

That's what they're saying. You might still just stop raping. What's up with the fact that, 'cause only song he's bragging about since 17, Poshaisis was been in jail the majority of the deal.

Bixquars did, enchanted his dead.

“Like, there's nobody to say that's what the whole genre.”

'Cause that was it. Walk a left, it's good pun. Walk a left, and that's it. One time we're here. That's right.

Walk us so far. But I'm seeing a nougou. The nougou guy got that. I'm the same as saying.

Those four, I mean, two dead and one that never really was online is like,

you can't even brag on a label. And then when he, like my first song's up, like he's burnt me in the cash money. So you know you robin' them niggas. And I also think that's disgusting.

rappers that have been out and know how to gain, and then they get, then she needs to give you a deal, and they fuck them, I don't get them. I don't give a fuck, what industry are you in? If you were a rapper, and you know what that feels like,

why are you fucking people? Like, that doesn't make any sense. Why don't you fare what you should, like why? - I don't know the business, but I definitely second that motion. And it might be, oh, I definitely second it.

I always say, like, your dog, to all these niggas that'd be disin' the industry or disin' the labels, and my opinion, if I always say, like, your dog, if you got bullied before, right? 'Cause you, you're ain't no other fight.

Cool, you go start, start taking martial arts classes, you get your shit up. If you become a bully, you worse than the niggas that bullied you. - Correct.

- So a bully. - Like niggas that didn't know, niggas that didn't know the gain, and you learn the game, and you start using that shit

“to weapon out, I think that shit is terrible.”

- It's all right. - So, I don't know the specifics today, case, but I definitely second that view. - The second niggas chain, after he dies, crazy. Like, that boy, that old deed,

he goes back to get the jury. That's not crazy. - Yeah, it is crazy. - I want, and then it was, it wasn't even like a hide a secret thing.

The family exposed, he was like, hell yeah, I went back and get my motherfuckin' tag, gave it down. Damn. - Yeah, it's hard to add sympathy for. I just with somebody I heard this song,

or he played this song for somebody before he sent it out. - Yeah, yeah. - You can tell, you don't have community, and people who love you, if you put out a song.

- Yeah, the bottom line, it's the song, it's not.

- Sometimes you do. - I'm not even heard this niggas rap voice be like this. - Yeah. - He's sound worried. - You know what I'm saying?

(laughing) - You sound like he's concerned about things. - He's not never heard about it. - Yeah, shut the, this niggas nugs. - It's a testimony, I'm sure people were hitting him up.

All we askin' his thoughts about the case, and when that's, this was probably like you said, his outlet to get his side of the story out. This niggas has never used or racked the word tactical. (laughing)

- Ever, and we cut it up before, gotta be a little more. - Let's get tactical, let's get tactical. - Let's get back to this motherfucker. - You make your stronger.

Don't buy the hand at these. ♪ Show my money, keep it longer now ♪ ♪ These haters got them, these ♪ ♪ Oh, I got them more tactical ♪ ♪ Ever, what the hell is that ♪

- No, no, no, he stepped in. - Stop, he stepped in.

- Take a drink, every time it says tactical.

- Yeah, I think it's a battle, I don't know. - Sometimes you sit that well, I sat down, I hope that he took it. I hope that he stood tall. I ain't gonna lie, it's, I hope that Gucci man holds it down.

- You know what I know here, I've talked to him, man. - But what, he's holding it down, don't test it by. - Yeah, I hope he didn't test the file. I hope that he just handled it, like how niggas handle it. - That's what you hoped?

- I did. - It's he, I'm not killing, I didn't want any killing. Who knows, however, he handled it. - He's a handle. - Listen, I didn't want him to go on a stand.

I didn't want him to tell. Sometimes, like Joe said, I do agree with him on that point. Like, you wanna, whatever street niggas you want them to fucking live it to the end of the day. - Today die.

- Yeah. - That's why I fought for 50. - That's being a street niggas. - Live it to the end of your days, niggas. I don't care.

You can grow, I guess you can grow, whatever internally. But niggas, if you, if you're gonna do it publicly, if you're gonna act this way publicly, and if you're not gonna show us the process of your growth, niggas live to the end of your days, niggas.

- My thing is, if you're to tell your mom, if my thing is, if you're in the game, do cooperate within the rules of that game. - True, if you're not, I'm not mad at him. I mean, the niggas somebody tried to kill him.

- And he killed them. - Right. So you can talk about it. They're now somebody trying to rob you, but are done to your neck.

Busting your off. If you wanna make a song about it, it's the thing. He ain't even trying to do that. - That's the thing. - And did he kill that guy?

Do you know what he did? You know what he was saying? I think he killed that guy. - Look, if you sense somebody to kill me, I say whatever it's for now.

- Cool. - And it was cool. - And it was cool. - You know what he was saying? What he was representing?

“You know what he, you know what he, that's what happened.”

- Let me ask you a question. - He survived a hit, and he seemed like he didn't tell. - In that situation. - Yeah, that's what I'm saying. - After that.

- He seemed like I survived a hit and he came to kill me. - I told him. - And you are rapping about it.

I think it's the suck my dick.

I'm saying whatever he did a thousand records.

So now we're like, oh, he's crazy. Then he signed a bunch of street niggas that sort of lived that life. Okay, this is his fucking character. This is what he wants to do.

- I'm not with you, but that can still do that now. This right here is, I'm not, I get what you're saying. I'm saying that, it is a way that you reap what you show. Like in Joe said the same thing when you create all this. I'm just saying, if I'm rooting for him to get out of all of that.

And if the sign that he's out of all that is that he's making a song, instead of doing more street shit, I don't care how offbeat it is. - Yeah, you gotta look at it from. - Yeah, let me say.

- Gucci man, like a street niggas. That's how you are. - Is there a statue on being a street niggas like?

“- Yeah, I mean, that's what I was saying.”

- I mean, that's what I was saying. - If that's the case then, I'm a street niggas still. Like there's no way that you keep it. - But you show your growth, you show your growth. - It's not no, it's not.

- So it's the same. - It's you either a civilian or you're not. You could be street adjacent where you'll follow certain rules. You might not call a police, you might not cooperate. But at the end of the day, to all the streets,

something you have to be in them. To be in them is making money or put in money in the street.

That's the first thing you gotta be doing street shit.

So making money or put money in street. So in my opinion, if you sell drugs, right, if you get some type of street money, if you're living off a money game. - If you sell money, sell money, sell money.

- If you go to jail, you can't make that money. You are a street person. Because then you can't utilize what the civilians, you just civilians, work regular jobs, pay taxes, you police.

If I'm a street person, and I make my own money, I don't pay no taxes. If I have a problem, I gotta handle it by myself. That's how it goes. - He's surrounding himself.

You just named him. He's surrounding himself. - 'Cause make him sign a street guy. That's nothing to do with the street. - What I'm saying after what he survived,

from, and then sign a street niggas, he still was on that path of, you know, this is what I am. I'm here to give the niggas outside the streets, a chance to make millions, like I made money.

- Still don't make any street niggas. - No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. - You keep mentioning the murder. - You see me, Gucci, me, as murder, was a rifle just killed the same thing,

some white men in there, some white men, some white men. - Some white niggas and Ohio, the same thing. Somebody's breaking in your house. It's up in the queue, you killed them.

- It's legal, big old, stig old, that's it. - We were talking about that. - That's not, so that's not no gangstish. - We talking about after. - I mean, yeah, yeah, yeah. - We talking about, how to do it. - Yeah, his niggas,

they're running around saying, yo, no matter what,

I will never talk to the cops about anything, nothing,

whatever you do, whatever I do, whatever we do, don't get no cops involved, that comes both to me, like you trying to be a street niggas, I pay taxes, sometimes I want to use my taxpayer money to get one of these police or firemen over here to do some shit about some shit.

- I'm telling you man, get a fireman. - Let's come get the kill out of here. - I'm not talking to you, that's the street. - You can't get out of here. - Come get the kill out of here. - I'm just saying, when he's niggas me or something,

I'm not talking to the cops about anything in life, that tells civilian Joe, oh, that you, oh, you playing a servant. - Let me ask you a question, let me ask you a question. So, I'm kind of quiet 'cause I stand, I'm teeterin'.

If, if, he shot that dude what, 10 years ago? - Over 10 years ago. - Oh, wait, over dog.

“He might be a whole different man than he was 10 years ago, right?”

So that's one thing, I don't know these niggas. - So they make a shirt that says, yo, I'm a whole different man and I was back 10 years ago, 'cause that went more. These niggas clock out whenever the fuck they wanna clock out of here. You wouldn't have been like that, he saw he got sober.

So I feel like him getting sober. - He has carried the curb, drinking, chit talking. He's working now. - Bro, he's carried himself in. - And he's publicly said that I'm a different man

and I was back 10 years ago. - He's handling himself in a business forum way different than they used to carry themselves. And I'm not the biggest Gucci fan or know about them. What I'm saying is that as a black man to Mark's point

that we gotta come to a point sometimes where we're not really condoning some of this tomfulery. - What's tomfulery? - Wait, you're joking. - You're joking, you're joking.

- Who chased you? - No, I don't think there are winners in the situation. - It's not, it's only one, it's all again. I'm not rapping on the body. I'm not telling anybody, I'm saying I'm standing on that butt.

- I'm like, what they, what do you do? - But I'm not trying to involve myself. - No, you're not telling anybody. - Yeah, if they don't what they do. - Yeah, plenty of time to tell them they could

you ain't telling them they could stop. - No, that's takes a eye now. You're looking at a cow and they see a certain number's missing. And you know who did it or who? - I said, right, you're going to jail, buddy.

- Yeah, you're going to jail. - So, so, so, so my point to that is. - I don't want to do it. - I don't try to put myself in no shit where I gotta be in nobody's room.

I don't even want to know. So when I go in the room, if they pull me in the room, I could be like, no, I don't know. Put my fingers on what, I don't know. But if you do know, and you are playing the game

“to most point like your dog, you can't get in there, right?”

I don't know if he's no street nigger. We characterise him as a street nigger. He might have been left street shittling along the law. - I'mma go. - The street is like, he's a burglow. - And I see, and I see a lot of niggers

that are street niggers.

Let's be the fuck clear.

I see a lot of niggers that's bonafide street niggers that have put in work in streets that have made mad money in the streets when they get to a couple hundred million dollars. That shit goes out the window, bro. - Mm-hmm. - Yeah.

- Yeah. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Name some. - No. - I can name a bunch. - You can name a way. - Not catchin' it, tell me. - You can catchin' it, tell me. - You're not catching it, bro. - You're wrong. You're wrong. So, name 'em.

- No, I'll tell you, I'll tell you about them. - I mean, like, what are y'all talking about? Listen, and then when it comes, 'cause you said, like, is it a time thing in the streets? I think that, in search of it,

she's like gangsters, blood, scripts, and all that. It's different rules to whether you can get it. And I don't even know if you're allowed to leave, but just regular street shit. I just think it's a certain amount of time

and it's the actions that you take. You know what I mean? So, if you make certain moves and you're not making any money in the street with most of the time, you got a square job, you have a business, you know what I mean?

Everybody know the difference, because shut up.

Everybody know the difference is it's always in your laundry,

man, you always in your soul who's white. It's a difference than when you was outside. - I mean, I show a question, okay, right? And this is a rural, rural question. It's everybody's in the laundry.

- Oh yeah, what's up? - Oh yeah, what's up? - No, it's the people outside. Let's say you were in the streets, right? - Yeah. - But you're no longer in the streets.

- Yes, sir. - Nicholas came in your office, they set up a meeting, they put the bangers to your head. You don't wanna kill 'em, but you do want some, just a recourse, you're not gonna go outside,

strap 'em, you're not gonna pay nobody to go kill 'em, but you do want recourse, what are you doing at instance? - I can't answer that. I know, I can't answer it. - 'Cause the only answer is the answer.

- Right, you had them saying like, I'm not saying, I'm not saying, I'm not taking the rothage, I think I'm taking it. - No, I'm not answering that. - I'm ready, no.

- I mean, we figured what we figured out. - Let me tell Gucci's a belt on that same point. - I figured out what I like. Gucci had to call 911 to get help.

“- That's another thing, that's why he was answering it.”

- But that's why he was answering it. I mean, he had to do shit. - That's why he was supposed to shut up and not put the song up. - Right.

- 'Cause now, you are sitting in the song saying, yo, I was under the dress to some niggas you are writing. - Yeah. - You are saying yo, I was under the dress. If Gucci man would have just shut up, not put nothing out.

And said yo, the court is going handle it. I ain't say shit, I don't want it. And shut the fuck up, then he had mad niggas in the room. I was like, it was exactly what was in that room. Some of them niggas don't play, but I don't street rules.

- And they might have been some kind of a kind of a lie. - Yeah, that's a check. - So when you say your street niggas, is it a behavior or is it actually a life in that you lie? - And my opinion is money based.

Like, I mean, of course it's violence. You can't say your street niggas, but still, somebody bothers you, shoot them.

That's the first thing you do.

But to me, it's money based. Once you get to the point where you can make money legally, then you can say you're not in a fucking street, I don't even know what I want back before 'cause that's what the fuck is. - But I think they might be the same street.

- I think they might be the same street. - We took my, we took my money. - My body in the principles and morals of street. - Like so.

“- And that's what my being in the street.”

We took my, you know. - This is how I was, this is how I was raised. This is what was taught to me. And this is what I live by. - You're reformed.

- That's so much. - A person that's reformed, but they still operate with that sort of, he does. - He does, yeah. - But how many niggas we know from that came home

from jail, right? - They did a lot of years. I was treating niggas that come home and they preached positivity. - But they still have the principles and morals

that they had when they were in the streets. - Yeah.

- They're not doing another shit.

They're not talking to the police and not doing anything. - Well, you still called the trigger. - And we may be wrong for that. But yeah, I still called it. - I just asked a little bit of this to put you to see it.

- Yeah. - So when you say they still have the same personal morals. And of course, that means they don't speak to the police. But beyond that, do they mean they have issue when they get a kill home?

- Exactly. - Like what do we talk about? - She gone right away, I was gonna go. - That's the same niggas you just talked about, that's reform, that preaches positivity. - We lay the fifth.

- We know how you answer your-- - No, wait, wait, wait, wait. - I'm asking you, they're not a book themselves in a position to be in the situation like that. - So my thing, yeah, I was in a situation like that.

- So my thing, yeah, I was in a situation like that. - So my question is, you don't-- - So my question is-- - The question is, the same niggas I just came home from during 30.

- Yeah. - That stands on this. - Yes. - Cool, let somebody do something to them or they family. What happens?

Okay, I'ma put some money on it's hand and get 'em done.

“- Okay, that's what I was born into, and we just seen a niggas that just came over”

to four niggas that came over to a 25 years and just killed somebody and went back. So it happened and we say this a problem. - And it is, we call them idiots. So it's what's out of the fucking bowl you want. - And that's why I said I'm teetering the line.

- Why are we teetering it, this is crazy to me. Only in this culture, and not only in this culture, I don't know if that's how I was just black people, I'm saying it. Only in unhealthy cultures, is that a thing that we should be, 'cause I'm teet, I get the teet, I'm not a critic, I'm saying it.

And I'm saying like, when fucked up shit happens, my issue is not to call the police too. And I don't call the police. - Yeah, you go to a truck, I'm with you. - That's what you do.

- That's 'em unhealthy shit. So they get fucked up, so take your sound. - I'm saying it's fucked up saying he is. - I'm saying I'm fucked up too, I'm saying we're all fucked up. This is unhealthy shit that we're literally saying.

Well, somebody busted my house, smack my kids, steal my TV, said my house won't fire. I don't know what to do. I'm gonna cry. - I'm not gonna die.

- I can either, I can either get 'em taken, away, or I could kill 'em and go to jail. And look, I don't trust the police, I don't believe in police, I'm in abolitionist.

It's not like I'm saying we need new solutions,

but I'm saying the healthy response is not to go kill people. And like now, all the shit that's happened, this last thing I said, or all the shit that's happening in the streets, all the shit that's happening in the streets, all the shit that's happening in the streets,

all the shit that's happening in the streets, and push out, it's not a shit. Most of the smoke I see on the internet, it's for the dude that made the song about getting robbed, and not to do the, the robin, that's fucked up to me.

- Crazy. - That's something else, that's a section. - What do you think people want to go to you to do? - That's the thing that I'm saying. - That wasn't enough.

- Just say nothing. - Yeah, but before the song. - That's already caught. - Y'all are trying to paint Goochy like Tagashi. - No.

- Tagashi. - That's what it's done. - That's what it's done. - That's what it's done in the sound. - He did a whole lot of a set, I'm not calling a police,

I don't feel this, I'm calling police to put. No, he did a lot, I'm saying, I'm not calling police, I don't believe a police, I put money on your head, I'm coming to get it myself, it's a lot, it's on the internet.

“- That's what I'm saying, why he was in the pool while you were skinning, that was long ago.”

- Last year, I was just saying what do we want Goochy to do? If he's a civilian, act like a civilian, and again, I'm saying it's as if, I don't give a fuck about all of it. As a civilian, I'm saying he looks absolutely nuts. But if you are a civilian, make it be a civilian.

- Yeah, that's the part where I'm yellow losing me and he's a rapper. So if I'm already in, if I'm already, if I'm already, I don't know why we act and like Goochy may not that, I don't know if you're not a Goochy fan, I'm a fan. - I'm just saying that song.

- Okay, the song 'cause I'm starting to like get that like Goochy ain't him in here. And that's very good. - Oh, that's a good song, that's a good song. - I'm just proud of this song, that's a good song, that's a good song. - No, it's not just don't get it, nobody say it.

- Okay, let's make it short, because that's the song as asked. I think the song is asked because I'm rapping in with him

when I'm on the first time I hear it.

That's why I thought it was asked. First, second, y'all look confused me because if I'm in a rap game, right? And I make money up in a rapper, yes, I'm gonna get his gangster image. That's what rappers do. - We're sorry, right now today, if one of them

niggas that give a gangster image came and court of case that got in trouble, we will all be dogging him for risking his life and all this other bullshit. Bobby Smurder and of module, niggas rap, drag, niggas like Bobby Smurder went, I really believe that when you push in like that, you don't think you will make it. So, yes, you talk and shit and he songs because you don't think the song won't get that big.

- I don't know. - We're people gonna put it together and that'd be, I'm gonna be listening. - Right. - Stupid still, people forget that part, right? If why can't he still stay in the same game, stay with the same gangster image and be a civilian. That's almost like y'all acting like the reason being that he's signed again.

Now with Joe said about land with pigs, you get that totally makes sense. Because even with scoring and chatting, they died the same way. You know what I mean? So it's like, yeah, you're not even looking for people that's won't open up, but again, this is job. Like, don't ask that, what do we do in rap weeks?

“- Yeah, but I think the one issue people have is that if you want to just rap,”

be a rapper or a performer, a persona, and keep a street image, then you don't make us all like this. - Because it's dry snitching. - Yeah, I would agree with you. - You could just say nothing, which I just hear in the song itself, I wish you had said nothing. - Gucci's probably on a lot of pressure to say something. - Right. - Right.

- And it's sort of as internal, so, sometimes you just want to say something. Like, all the shit is happening, you embarrass, you mad, you want revenge, sometimes all you got. And all you got is that booth, because you're not gonna kill nobody and you don't want to call the police. I mean, it was still a bad choice, but I at least understand how his mind got him there. I just wish he made a difference.

- Oh, I understand how you made the song. - Packed that nigga up.

- I would have never made the song. - My only thing is the song sucks, it is terrible.

- I think whatever he thought it was going to do is going to obviously, you know what I mean? - Yeah, it's going to happen. - It's going to happen. - But I also think that he was going to do something. - He turned the comments off. - Yeah. - It's never, it's never good when you got a cut to come up with it. - Yeah. - Also, that's pussy shit, leave him more, nigga.

- And today, I don't cut my comments off. - Yo, you cut the comments off. - I saw a fan of all the dead mumbling about how I stand him back in a bag, I put him in a dirty bag. - Dude, you're fucking kidding. - Get him the fuck outta your man. - The truth was a hard test. - I don't want to get none of this Gucci major. - I know, I'm gonna fuck. - All right.

Remember the truth? - Yes, the nigga that made that disc record, you know what, Mona's right. It got to be like skinny, looting fat looting out. - Seriously, 'cause the nigga that made that disc record, he went and the nigga that made this disc record. - Yeah, Gucci. - It's not the same person. - We're not by the dude that said original Gucci. - Or get fat Gucci.

- Especially, we both agreed that when rappers are dickies and drugs, it's only fucked up. That's their best shit, most of the time. - Yeah.

“- Like I want you to get better, not really, you know what I mean?”

- I love fucked up codec, that's my favorite codec. - I thought him having the fucking derights to push tasty men, he would rap less than anything I want to hear this nigga rap, no, I don't. - I don't, I don't try to make the other side win, Jim, that's all. - Are those numbers floating around real about how much he made up, who should I see total? - I don't know. - I have no idea.

- What was the fake number? - 28 million or something out of that?

- I could see it, I was huge, I could see it, yes, I could see it. - Really? - Who would known was killing that for some telling y'all, and that's the thing that's so frustrating with Push-Aecey because that first day out went crazy.

- That was crazy, you ain't even chilling, let it.

- I'm sorry, Monika, you see, that's why I can't compare him and Bobby Smurder, right? Bobby Smurder was niggas in the streets that got a deal was still living in the streets in the city.

“- Got it in the family. - Got it in the family.”

- No, no, no, but you was like niggas looked at, nobody looked at Bobby Smurder and made fun of him when he went to jail. Like you said niggas looking at him stupid, nobody did that. - Push-Aecey niggas looking at him like that, 'cause niggas just came home. You just came home, you haven't even been home for about two months. - Niggas, you fucking go there, which ain't gonna do that, we have to look at him different. - Like niggas either, you just don't give a fuck or you just...

- You were with his dad, he was raised fucked up. - Let's say, and closing, and closing, because we've been at this for a second.

- Yeah, we have for me. - This is how I know that Gucci is not the same person. - I don't care where I am and what if I'm ordering a pizza and push-Aecey calls me to say, "Let's meet up for a meeting." I'm going to get 300 people and 300 guns. - Or you're going to just go get the hired police security that your newfound success in business act.

- Not two of 'em. - Told you to go back, not two of 'em. - Not two of 'em, not two of 'em. - Not two of 'em, not two of 'em. - Not two of 'em, not two of 'em. - See that's that thing. - Yeah, where are you? - You don't love fucking jewelry. - You're gonna be all fucked up. - You're gonna be all fucked up. - Yeah. - That's the other thing. Don't get on the song. - Don't talk to all this.

- Big money, big money shit, and you got two security guards. - No, off duty police officers. - If you push-Aecey's to hit me to go Apple picking. - Yeah. - Yeah. - I would go round up as many niggas as I could possibly find. - Yeah. - These niggas are nuts, man. - It's crazy. - I love apples. - The rising fall of them, they whole squad done. - There's a lesson in this favor. - I hate all of this urban shit 'cause all of the black labels and all that shit we see.

Go through inner turmoil, that'd be fucked up. - Yeah, and all of white niggas just do is reap the benefit. - I would say, "Oh, there's some successful ones that really don't happen to it." - Yeah. - Maybe not as many as we'd like to see, but... - Yeah. - I just hate all the fucked up ones, not all. A lot of the fucked up ones happen with us. There's a lot of successful ones that don't. I just hate, like you said, how disproportionate the bad ones are. - Exactly.

- It's just, again, as I get older, 10 years ago, I know what I'd be saying something different. Maybe even 10 months ago, but now I just can't take it no more. I'm just watching this shit. I'm like, "This is a death culture and we gotta do something about it. Not all a hip-hop, but this genre is strange." You know what? When I was in Philly a couple of years ago, when I could do, was digging up my man grave. - Yeah. - Yeah. I'm like, "You know, this shit is sick. This ain't even about music. No more. This shit is just...

- This shit ain't never going to change stuff. - And I know, you know, he's going there.

- Yeah. - And the kill had, that's what I said. It's like, and then part of you was like, "Well, I mean, he did do it. You know what I mean?" And so then you end up in the space where you started just to find people who die in. - You tried in the 80s with self-destruction, we tried in the 90s with Farrakhan. The shit ain't going work. It's always going to be this way. Unfortunately. - Seeing that's so grim. - I'm not gonna be the end of that. - I don't believe that. I don't believe that's true.

- You don't believe that. - That's always the way. - Yeah. I don't think so.

“I think I think I think Shane. I think the young people were at a future date, and was that Shane?”

And they did young people. They, some of them were others. - Well, we humans in the music business at some point. - Oh, okay. - And that's, that's your angle. Cool. - Yeah. - But I'm, I'm a line with him. If you start saying that in hip-hop, we talk about just hip-hop. Dog, they are purposely finding the young boy from the worst of the worst of the worst conditions. - And signing them to fucked up deal. - Some, some. Because I don't want to, there's dream

village exist, TD exists, or VO exists, fucking. Grizzled even though they might have their own little tips here and there exists. There's a bunch of people that exist where it's not fucking murder death kill and actually doing it. - Right. - And it's successful. So I don't want to paint like the entire hip-hop is some fucking death. - It's some shit that'd be going on behind closed doors and a bunch of these labels that niggas don't know about that be related to murder death kill. - Okay, but we're talking about the

shit that's publicized and stuff. - All right, all right, all right. - Cool, cool, cool, cool, cool. That's cool. - Yo, the essence of hip-hop is a street thing. And so a lot of times the people from the streets got one foot in, one foot out, they trying to get a better way. But if you cross

“me, I can go right back to where I just left in a blink of an eye. And so I think that that's the thing.”

- And you won't get no hip-hop money, no. - Sure. - So the streets in the, and the rest of the,

we just seen the niggas risk it. - But the streets in music, in like, always been,

it's the time. He was since like Frank Sinatra, he was connected. - He was. He was, he was levels. I don't, I don't, I don't even know. He was, he was, he was, he was, he was Johnny Fontaine from the guy I found. - Yeah, he was, I get it. I'm not disagree with that. I'm just saying, oh, there are levels up in New York, got all that burned. We don't talk about the world for it. - He was, he was a pure boy. I mean, I mean, I mean, even with stuff, I mean,

I'm all the famous guy in the rock, I can't, I'm all not to remember when she was happening in

The streets in the New York, y'all would too.

- What's going on? - Yeah. - Marvin Gaitoot. - He hurt Lincoln. - He got shot.

“- He hurt Lincoln. - He hurt Lincoln. - He's going to be crushed with you as well, okay.”

- Oh, yeah. - Yo, that's good. - Oh, he's got the rope. - Hey, that's what he did. - Oh, no, that is.

Yo, no, he's got the rope. - Yo, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, He's got the rock. He's got anyway. All right. Don't ever pull you down with the rock.

Look at that. They always take the whack and song and make it better.