“A Night With Jaguar Wright” Terrance ‘Gangsta’ Williams on Hook-Up w/ Jaguar, Diddy assault+More
Terrence Gangster Williams shares his fascinating journey from incarceration to becoming a prominent figure in the YouTube community, emphasizing the importance of authenticity and respect in his interactions. He discusses his encounter with Jaguar Wright, highlighting the unexpected connections that can form in the world of social media and entertainment. The conversation dives into the complexities of relationships and the influence of the past on current behaviors, particularly in the context of street life and the prison system. With anecdotes about life behind bars, including the surprising prevalence of contraband and the dynamics of power among inmates, Williams sheds light on the realities of prison culture. This candid dialogue also touches on the evolving landscape of hip-hop, celebrity interactions, and the challenges of navigating fame while staying true to one's roots.
Chapters:
- 00:00 - A New Beginning: Bringing Her Home
- 04:18 - A Night with Jaguar: The Unexpected Connection
- 12:02 - The Night at the House
- 18:30 - Understanding Jaguar: Behind the Persona
- 28:11 - Understanding Rap Beef Dynamics
- 45:08 - The Dynamics of Domestic Relationships
- 52:41 - Evolution of Social Media Interactions
- 01:03:21 - Life in the Federal Prison System
- 01:10:31 - Life Inside the Federal System: The Complex Dynamics of Inmate Interactions
- 01:28:40 - The Escape Plan: Stories from Inside
- 01:31:42 - The Journey of Making It
- 01:44:01 - The Entrepreneur's Journey
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Transcript
Yeah, I got her.
Speaker A:I brought her to my house.
Speaker A:She showered up, took care of her hygiene and everything.
Speaker A:You know, I let her.
Speaker A:I let.
Speaker A:She laid in my bed.
Speaker A:Real life.
Speaker B:It ain't real life.
Speaker B:Real life street stars.
Speaker B:You know what time it is?
Speaker B:Real life street star.
Speaker A:Wow.
Speaker B:He's back.
Speaker B:He back.
Speaker B:Well, I like the hat.
Speaker A:Thank you.
Speaker B:Clout.
Speaker A:I got a few of them.
Speaker B:No, Terry, you don't do everything.
Speaker B:You don't do anything for clout, right?
Speaker A:Well, they say I do so.
Speaker A:And I always tell them I am clout, but I guess so.
Speaker A:But the guy sent me these hats, so he sent them to me.
Speaker A:I hear people use the word clout.
Speaker A:So I said, can I rock the clout?
Speaker B:I like it.
Speaker B:I see.
Speaker B:I like it.
Speaker B:Starting from the top is clout.
Speaker B:Gets down to the real life.
Speaker A:Three stars, big fan.
Speaker B:Boom.
Speaker B:I don't know what the shorts say.
Speaker B:I'm gonna say, I see champ.
Speaker B:People's champ.
Speaker B:We don't keep it at that.
Speaker B:You don't gotta show your shorts.
Speaker A:That's right.
Speaker B:But there you go.
Speaker A:So anybody want a cop holl at your boy?
Speaker B:You know, Slim Thug said he don't buy Gucci or Louis.
Speaker B:He goes to H and M.
Speaker B:He spend that 300 and get like 20 outfits.
Speaker B:Are you.
Speaker B:Do you.
Speaker B:Do you subscribe to the same thing?
Speaker A:I go to City Trend.
Speaker B:Oh, you.
Speaker B:Oh, yeah, you better.
Speaker A:Yeah, I like City Trend.
Speaker A:I went to City Trend in Fort Worth.
Speaker B:Rainbow, you know, it's kind of hood.
Speaker A:Down there and that.
Speaker A:So I was like.
Speaker A:I had.
Speaker A:My mother said, mom, I don't like it around here.
Speaker A:This kind of ghetto, you know, we come from this.
Speaker A:So I brought it to the one in Grand Prairie.
Speaker A:It was more laid back.
Speaker A:I could take my time and shop.
Speaker A:So I like what Slim Thug talking about with that gotcha.
Speaker A:In my younger days, yeah, I was like, okay, I need the foreign clothes.
Speaker A:But now that I'm older, I don't worry about that.
Speaker A:I worry about the roof over my head having money.
Speaker A:You know, if I see some women or something, if I want to trick off of a meal or something or buy the women or something.
Speaker B:Wait, wait.
Speaker B:So I'm curious.
Speaker B:What was the most expensive outfit you wore back then when you was getting to the money?
Speaker A:Oh, I had a Versace outfit.
Speaker B:Oh, yeah?
Speaker B:You doing it?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Matter of fact, it was at the concert.
Speaker A:Pippin Ken just spoke about this concert.
Speaker A:It was the Ghetto Boys.
Speaker A:Lil Kim, Foxy Brown, Cash Money had performed that day at that concert.
Speaker A:Versace down.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker B:You.
Speaker B:You were Frank Lucas.
Speaker B:Oh, he must be on.
Speaker B:He must be doing something.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:Yes, I was.
Speaker B:Hey, man, we want to get right into it, man.
Speaker B:You know, my N.
Speaker B:Rook had a dope dope domino game.
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:With a one and only Jaguar.
Speaker B:Right.
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker B:And that.
Speaker B:That episode was geared for Jaguar, but it seems like there was a special guest.
Speaker B:Back and to the left.
Speaker B:Okay, back into the left.
Speaker B:Talk to me to where we seen a Terrence gangster, you know, and shout out to the editor.
Speaker B:I think Rook might have went in there and edited the fuck out that motherfucker.
Speaker B:But, man, it was all kind of hearts and emojis and songs and Titanic music.
Speaker A:Okay, talk to me.
Speaker B:Hey, Jack and Rose, man.
Speaker B:Oh, shit.
Speaker A:Jaguar beeping me now.
Speaker B:Oh.
Speaker B:Oh, shit.
Speaker B:Hey, y'all, some old school players.
Speaker A:I gotta call her later, y'all.
Speaker A:Jaguar.
Speaker B:God damn it.
Speaker B:So let's do it like this, man.
Speaker B:Tell us.
Speaker B:Tell us.
Speaker B:Cause that was your first time meeting Jaguar that day, I'm assuming.
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker B:What was your thoughts of meeting the lady who was on our.
Speaker B:On the blue couch before you?
Speaker B:It went super viral.
Speaker B:What was your thoughts before you met her?
Speaker B:And what was the thoughts as you.
Speaker A:Met her before I met her?
Speaker A:You know, watching a person on camera, first you.
Speaker A:First thing you think the arrogant, cocky.
Speaker A:You know, how she quick to spaz.
Speaker A:So you thinking, well, I was thinking, like, if I see her in person, she might catch a spaz moment as we sitting down, talking, right?
Speaker A:So I was like, I don't want her to be Ike.
Speaker A:So let me see how I'm going to approach her, you know?
Speaker A:So as her and I started talking, she a sweetheart.
Speaker A:So as we talking, I'm like, man, she's very sweet.
Speaker A:She cool.
Speaker A:She laid back.
Speaker A:So now, you know, my 23 year, 10 months of prison kicked in.
Speaker A:So now I'm like, how am I getting to bed with Jag Walker?
Speaker A:That's what went through my mind.
Speaker C:So take us to the after the Domino game.
Speaker C:Take us through the day after.
Speaker B:Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
Speaker B:We gotta get there.
Speaker B:Wait, wait, wait.
Speaker B:You said your thought process after meeting her was like, how can I have a situation with her?
Speaker A:Cause you know, Jaguar like to go off and get the Chris.
Speaker A:I'm saying to myself, it would be dope to have her in a bed and let her just tell you stories and let her hoop and holler as we this pound town.
Speaker B:Oh, so wait, wait.
Speaker B:So wait.
Speaker B:So you were picturing her laying down in the bed?
Speaker B:Didi, didi, didi, didi, didi.
Speaker B:Jay Z, Jay Z, Jay Z.
Speaker B:Jay Z.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:You was ready for all that?
Speaker A:Yeah, I wanted to choke her and all that, as you said.
Speaker A:So.
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker B:I was like, picture it.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Tell me these stories all.
Speaker A:Tell me what everything you've been through in the industry as we having sex, that was on my mind.
Speaker B:All right, so the domino game happens, right?
Speaker B:You know?
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker B:I mean, some things are happening during the game.
Speaker B:Like, she's supposed to catch a flight, like, in, like, a couple hours, and she's thinking, like, maybe I should stay a little while.
Speaker A:Right?
Speaker B:And what are you thinking?
Speaker B:That, like, you still, like, ooh, didi, didi, didi.
Speaker A:Well, at that time, when I asked to bring her to the airport, so I was so.
Speaker A:Cause after I had got her attention, I was so caught up that I got her attention now.
Speaker A:I forgot I had the mic on.
Speaker A:So I took y'all.
Speaker A:I still got y'all mic at my house.
Speaker A:So she's so on our way to the airport, you know, I'm putting out my New Orleans talk, you know, and she going forward.
Speaker A:So she said, well, let's go to the restaurant.
Speaker A:So we go to this restaurant in Dallas.
Speaker A:The talk game so good to.
Speaker A:She changed her flight.
Speaker A:I said, okay, I'm on to something now.
Speaker A:I said, yeah, I'm gonna get me something tonight.
Speaker B:Hey, change the flight.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:So she changed her flight, and I was.
Speaker A:And I had a session booked for the studio for one of my artists.
Speaker A:So we go to the studio.
Speaker A:She gets tired, fall asleep.
Speaker A:So now I'm like, oh, no, she need to get up.
Speaker A:Cause, you know, I didn't detour.
Speaker A:Took my time.
Speaker A:Brought to you.
Speaker A:I need to get me something tonight, girl.
Speaker A:You know?
Speaker A:But, yeah, I got her.
Speaker A:I brought her to my house.
Speaker A:She showered up, took care of her hygiene and everything.
Speaker A:You know, I let her.
Speaker A:I lay.
Speaker A:She laid in my bed.
Speaker A:I laid on the sofa because I wanted to be respectful.
Speaker A:Then the next morning, when she got up, did all her stuff, we went live.
Speaker A:We did our little thing on the podcast.
Speaker B:Pause right there.
Speaker B:Pause right there.
Speaker B:Let's go back a little bit.
Speaker B:Just a little bit.
Speaker B:In that domino game, she said, a real man.
Speaker B:What'd she say?
Speaker C:She said, a real man is.
Speaker C:Cause he's a killer.
Speaker A:Yeah, right?
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker C:Like, that's how you know what makes a real man.
Speaker C:And then she said, that's not afraid to kill.
Speaker B:He's not afraid to kill or killing isn't.
Speaker B:He's a killer.
Speaker C:Yeah, he's a killer.
Speaker B:And then, you know, you.
Speaker B:You know, like, just, like, for that to Turn her on.
Speaker B:And in our interview, you said in our interview that we had a while back was like, girls are into guys who are steppers.
Speaker B:Like, that was a thing back in the day.
Speaker B:And she's from the era, like, what is that where you, like, you know, like, if you like, hey, I'm.
Speaker B:Hey, if I need a step, I'm a step.
Speaker A:Right?
Speaker B:But girls are into that.
Speaker B:And you see someone like a jaguar who came from that world.
Speaker B:How does that.
Speaker B:What does that.
Speaker B:Do you play on that?
Speaker B:Or do you be like, nah, I'm a civilian, Williams.
Speaker B:Now, I ain't gonna tell you them stories.
Speaker A:Yeah, I would.
Speaker A:If it's her.
Speaker A:If it's me and a woman.
Speaker A:Are you talking about jag or Jag.
Speaker B:Or just a woman jagging and going to women?
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker A:In this day and time, I'm very careful now because, you know, everybody recording stuff, you know, so once I see if I got you naked, if we in the hot tub or we in the bed, you naked and all your stuff and everything.
Speaker B:Oh, no wires.
Speaker A:Yeah, we gonna.
Speaker A:I'm gonna sit down, taste some stuff.
Speaker A:I might even taste some lies.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:You gotta miss the lies in there.
Speaker A:Yeah, I gotta keep your attention.
Speaker A:I gotta keep your attention because especially if I got you naked and we in that bedroom.
Speaker A:So I'm telling these stories, and instead of funneling you touching and getting on top of you.
Speaker A:So.
Speaker A:But are you all trying to get to the.
Speaker A:Have I had sex with Jack?
Speaker A:No, no, no, no.
Speaker B:Wait, wait, wait.
Speaker B:It's a slow burn.
Speaker A:This is a play, right?
Speaker B:No, Diddy, we going through there.
Speaker B:So let me ask you this.
Speaker B:Cause you said you brought jag to your crib immediately.
Speaker B:Now, why would you bring a jag to your crib?
Speaker B:So it's like, normally you supposed to vet somebody.
Speaker B:Like, man, let me vet them and see if they cool.
Speaker B:You felt like she was good enough to come to the house.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:You know, for me, watching her, then the talk I had with her here, I didn't feel like no threat or, you know, and I'm a big guy.
Speaker A:I can handle myself.
Speaker A:But her and our conversation was on doing business, making money.
Speaker A:And I was like, okay, that's a good combo.
Speaker B:That's a good combo.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:She the queen of YouTube, killing the game.
Speaker A:And I'm like, okay, this is what I'm looking for, a woman that's gonna bring something to the table.
Speaker A:So, yeah, I was like, you know, I could have brought her to the hotel.
Speaker A:That's what guys usually do.
Speaker A:So I was like, you know what?
Speaker A:I'm just gonna make her make sure she comfortable.
Speaker A:Come on over to my place.
Speaker A:Who sing that song.
Speaker A:Come on over to my place.
Speaker B:I don't know.
Speaker B:Angel.
Speaker B:Angel.
Speaker B:You know who that.
Speaker B:She don't know.
Speaker A:Yeah, so I hit.
Speaker A:Was it Teddy Pentagraph?
Speaker B:Might it be Teddy?
Speaker B:It might be some Teddy.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:Y'all get it sounds from old school comments.
Speaker A:So, yeah, so we go over to my place.
Speaker A:She cook.
Speaker B:Oh, what you cook?
Speaker C:What you cook?
Speaker A:She cook meat sauce with the spaghetti.
Speaker C:Okay, wait, wait.
Speaker B:So she doesn't mix the meat sauce and the spaghetti.
Speaker B:She just gives service separately.
Speaker A:Well, I know what you're getting at.
Speaker A:No, it wasn't that kind of meat sauce.
Speaker A:Jokers.
Speaker A:It was the who?
Speaker A:The Drifters.
Speaker A:The Drifters.
Speaker A:Okay, cool.
Speaker A:The Drifters.
Speaker A:Nobody didn't remix it.
Speaker A:Cause I don't remember that now.
Speaker A:I remember one deep voice.
Speaker A:I remember saying that.
Speaker A:Come on over to my.
Speaker A:But anyway, so, yeah, she did.
Speaker A:It was real nice.
Speaker B:Teddy Pentagram.
Speaker B:This man knows his music.
Speaker A:Yeah, I'm a music connoisseur.
Speaker A:That's what I do.
Speaker A:Old school slow jam.
Speaker A:That's how I get the women.
Speaker A:So I'm the love doctor as well.
Speaker A:So anybody got it?
Speaker A:Yeah, so, yeah.
Speaker A:So wait, wait, wait.
Speaker B:As you being a love doctor, you said, as y'all in the car, you spit that New Orleans slang.
Speaker B:What is it?
Speaker B:Is there something about New Orleans that there's a different type of lingo to y'all?
Speaker A:Well, you know, they like our country twine.
Speaker A:You know, they like.
Speaker A:Okay, say bab.
Speaker A:You know.
Speaker B:Oh, you put it on for it.
Speaker A:Yeah, I had to show up, show out.
Speaker A:So.
Speaker A:Cause keep my.
Speaker A:I got jag in the car with me.
Speaker A:So I don't know how this night gonna play out, you know?
Speaker A:And like I said, I didn't done so much time in prison.
Speaker A:So in my mind is, I wanna go to third base.
Speaker A:I don't want first base no more.
Speaker A:I need to go straight to get a home run.
Speaker A:I need to get me something tonight.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So, yeah, we talked.
Speaker A:We went eight.
Speaker A:You know, I made sure she was full, and I brought her to the studio where I had some artists there doing their music.
Speaker A:And then we went to my place.
Speaker B:See you about the business.
Speaker B:I mean, it sounds like you set the perfect scenario.
Speaker B:Like, yeah, man, the talk, the lingo, right?
Speaker B:You kind of going all the way through there.
Speaker A:See, here's the thing.
Speaker A:I done been on Real Life Street Star at the podcast so much from Being around a lot of women and they talking what they like, what's going.
Speaker A:So I'm taking heed to that.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So I'm like, okay.
Speaker A:They won't, you know, because I'm still learning stuff.
Speaker A:So it's like, all right, cool.
Speaker A:And the good thing about it, I didn't have to spend a lot of money.
Speaker A:Oh, yeah.
Speaker A:That's what the.
Speaker B:Keep it under $200.
Speaker B:You on your way.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:So that was the goal, you know.
Speaker A:Make sure she full.
Speaker A:Make sure she happy and she's comfortable.
Speaker A:But, you know, Jag a gangster too.
Speaker A:Now, I know that's jagged.
Speaker B:When we were talking about.
Speaker B:As y'all were doing a domino game and me and Rook were chopping it up, they're like, gangsta and Jag together is like.
Speaker B:I don't know what the fuck movie that is, but, shit, it's rated R.
Speaker B:Rated R rated off it is.
Speaker B:With a bank robbery.
Speaker A:So.
Speaker B:So, yeah, she's a gangster too.
Speaker B:So, yeah, let's skip to it, man.
Speaker B:Like, the goal is to get the home run.
Speaker B:Get the home run.
Speaker B:Third base.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Let's get right to it, man.
Speaker B:I mean, you do all that.
Speaker C:What happened?
Speaker A:She come to the house, got in a bed, you know, she got comfortable.
Speaker B:Oh.
Speaker A:And that was it.
Speaker B:What the fuck?
Speaker B:What the fuck that mean?
Speaker B:That was like, go to sleep.
Speaker A:Yeah, she was tired.
Speaker A:I told you.
Speaker A:She was sleepy already, you know, you.
Speaker B:Said she slept at the studio, though.
Speaker A:You up.
Speaker A:But she had.
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah, bring.
Speaker B:Bring that up.
Speaker B:Bring that up.
Speaker A:But she had to get up.
Speaker A:She had to wake up when we got to the house, so I got her up.
Speaker D:Hold on, hold on, hold on.
Speaker A:I got to the.
Speaker B:Take your time.
Speaker B:Take your time.
Speaker B:Take your time.
Speaker B:Take your time.
Speaker A:You know, she.
Speaker A:You know, we got to the house, like I say, and she went, cleaned up, you know, shower, got herself together and got in the bed.
Speaker B:It's like, was that a cliffhanger or something or.
Speaker B:Listen, it's not my or our job to say what the hell happened.
Speaker B:But you're saying.
Speaker A:Well, let me just say this.
Speaker A:A few days later, I was like, you know, you been to the doctor and you went and got, you know, tested, you know?
Speaker A:Or do you think you're pregnant or anything?
Speaker B:Oh, shit.
Speaker B:Oh, okay.
Speaker B:Okay, okay.
Speaker B:Thank you.
Speaker B:Thank you, sir.
Speaker B:Thank you, sir.
Speaker B:Too much information.
Speaker B:Goddamn.
Speaker B:We got kids, Terrence.
Speaker B:We got kids.
Speaker A:Okay, okay.
Speaker B:Shit.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker B:Well, with that being said, man, listen, I don't wanna beat around the bush with you, man.
Speaker B:I'm not Even gonna play with you right now.
Speaker A:Please don't.
Speaker B:You know, Jaguar Wright is technically, by law, still married.
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker B:So, Terrence, man, you know, what kind of man are you?
Speaker A:Well, if you look at.
Speaker A:Okay, here's the thing.
Speaker A:I wasn't aware that she was still married.
Speaker B:Okay, tell me something.
Speaker B:Tell me something.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:She didn't say.
Speaker A:Well, listen, I'm coming with you.
Speaker A:I'm coming to your house.
Speaker A:Technically speaking, I'm still a married woman, blah, blah, blah.
Speaker A:But I know she has some situation going on.
Speaker A:But just the other day when she was here, she told me about that.
Speaker A:She waiting to finalize that.
Speaker A:But at the time, the damage been done, you know.
Speaker A:But now let me make this clear, knowing I don't mess with married women, if I know you married or if I know you have a man you living with.
Speaker A:Because I feel like I'm a living legend.
Speaker A:So I'm not about to sneak in and help you.
Speaker A:There's got to be.
Speaker A:This is what it is.
Speaker A:But if she's married and they not together, separated with.
Speaker A:That's fair game.
Speaker B: ook away because last year in: Speaker B:And that's when the situation happened, where everything went to the left.
Speaker B:Headed to your birthday party.
Speaker A:Big facts.
Speaker B:So technically, you know, she made it to your birthday party, quote, unquote.
Speaker A:Right, Right.
Speaker B:It might look away if, you know, like.
Speaker B:Like, was this plotted?
Speaker B:Like, was this.
Speaker B:Was this the plan the whole time?
Speaker A:But, you know, you gotta understand this.
Speaker A:Since I been home, my whole career been built on what, Controversy.
Speaker A:Ooh.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:So I don't care.
Speaker A:And I want people to talk about, oh, you look good.
Speaker A:Bring it, bring it.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So.
Speaker A:Yeah, I know.
Speaker A:Cause me and JAG had a talk at the hotel the other day, and she was explaining to me how, you know, the husband upset about her and I being on FaceTime together.
Speaker A:Me touching and, you know, holding her and things of that nature.
Speaker A:So I'm like, you know, are you all getting a divorce?
Speaker A:Like, what's going on?
Speaker A:Because, you know, we could go down, what, the city hall out here?
Speaker A:We can go to justice.
Speaker A:People go get married, you know.
Speaker B:Yeah, we go, whatever.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So.
Speaker A:But I'm not gonna wait too long.
Speaker A:So, you know, I got, you know, things move fast.
Speaker A:So if she, you know, it was great.
Speaker B:It was great.
Speaker B:You were.
Speaker B:You are a respectful man.
Speaker B:Like us being around you off camera, if ever wanna.
Speaker B:How's gangsta?
Speaker B:Off camera?
Speaker B:Cause people ask me at the barbershop, how's that boy, gangsta off camera.
Speaker B:You were a very respectful man.
Speaker B:I mean, seriously, I wanna.
Speaker B:You know, I would almost call you soft.
Speaker A:I am soft.
Speaker A:Oh, I am.
Speaker B:I know not to do that.
Speaker A:No, I'm soft.
Speaker B:Call you soft.
Speaker A:I'm soft.
Speaker A:And I'm a civilian.
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Big facts to where it's funny, the story of a gangster and jag, where if y'all were something, it could to me, like, jag's a gangster, too.
Speaker B:And it's like, I thought she might be able to, like, pull you back into that world of, like, gangster.
Speaker B:I need you to go handle this situation for me.
Speaker A:This.
Speaker A:The thing with JAG now.
Speaker A:And it's scary, too, like you said, because I am on a path where I don't never want to go back to prison.
Speaker A:And JAG is one of those loose cannons where we might be out somewhere.
Speaker A:Cause she get ticked off fast, right?
Speaker A:So if I'm with her and she's going off on someone, I have to rock with her.
Speaker A:Because one thing we know, the phones are always out in today's society, so everybody's always filming, right?
Speaker A:So now I gotta jump out there for her.
Speaker A:Now, as far as the other question you say about her saying, terrence, I need you to handle this.
Speaker A:JAG Wal Wright have to have presented a check to me, or it gotta be in my bank account.
Speaker A:That thing gotta be heavy.
Speaker A:Then I'm gonna hunt.
Speaker B: The going rate was what,: Speaker B: No,: Speaker B:What was it like I told inflation based on.
Speaker B:Let me do the math real quick.
Speaker B:No, go ahead.
Speaker B:Go.
Speaker B:Go ahead.
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker A:Yeah, cool.
Speaker A:Cause, like, I've.
Speaker A:I've been paid 20,000 before to delete someone.
Speaker A:I know a drug that he's incarcerated.
Speaker A:He had a 50,000.
Speaker A:He had a 25,000.
Speaker A:A $40,000 hit on people.
Speaker A:I've also seen people delete people for 2,500, but I'm talking about me and my age.
Speaker A:So the price go up because I'm old now, and I need the money.
Speaker A:So if I go to jail, I got to pay for a lawyer.
Speaker A:I got to have money.
Speaker A:I got to be penitentiary rich.
Speaker A:So we got to talk about a couple of hundred thousand, because, you know, there's cameras everywhere now.
Speaker A:So I got to move strategically.
Speaker B:Would you trust if JAG Walri gave you a check, would you trust that check?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:You see, you trying to hit JAG to cuss me out.
Speaker A:No, no, no, no, no, no.
Speaker A:I just want to in my heart, I'm like, no, but yeah, it's good, T.
Speaker A:It's good.
Speaker B:It's good.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:No.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:Who the fuck?
Speaker A:I don't want a basketball.
Speaker A:Basketball.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So what would happen was this.
Speaker A:If she gave me the check, I'd be like, come on, Jag, let's go together.
Speaker A:Cause we know each other, we hang out.
Speaker A:So come on, Jag, let's go to the bank together.
Speaker A:Let's make sure.
Speaker A:This is not a basketball.
Speaker A:So I don't need this thing, Bo.
Speaker A:So let's go.
Speaker A:Once that thing stay clear, if it take a day or two.
Speaker A:Cause it's gotta be heavy.
Speaker A:So if it take a day or two, we gonna hang out with him two or three days.
Speaker A:I'm gonna pamper her and all that.
Speaker C:What's the best thing about Jaguar?
Speaker A:Dealing with her.
Speaker A:She very cool.
Speaker A:She would listen, like, if you like, off the camera.
Speaker A:She's real, real cool.
Speaker A:She listens, and she's very down to earth.
Speaker B:Are there any tattoos you discovered on her body that.
Speaker A:Well, actually, yeah, between the two.
Speaker B:Hold on.
Speaker B:Wait a minute.
Speaker B:Wait.
Speaker B:I mean.
Speaker B:Cause I hear she has secret tattoos.
Speaker B:I don't know, man.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:And you have to be a special type of guy to find out where they are.
Speaker A:I happen to know where they are.
Speaker A:But here's the thing.
Speaker A:There's a special tattoo on her body.
Speaker A:But if I disclose that so all the women that's watching now, they'll be like, well, if you told Lonjan, you gonna tell them.
Speaker A:I ain't gonna give you nothing.
Speaker A:Y'all about respectable.
Speaker A:Respectable.
Speaker A:The rate for me, with women about to go down, Y'all done got me in trouble.
Speaker A:But I'm willing to tell you guys.
Speaker B:Listen, Terrence, Terrence.
Speaker B:Respectable women talk to me.
Speaker B:Yeah, we won't.
Speaker B:Yes, we won't.
Speaker A:Do y'all know Jag on cuss Mesha gonna go off on me, and then I gotta retaliate.
Speaker A:I gotta.
Speaker A:Mr.
Speaker A:Answer right back.
Speaker E:Hey, Terrence.
Speaker A:How you doing, sis?
Speaker A:Talk to me.
Speaker E:What is something.
Speaker E:Because, like you said, there's a public opinion about J Wire, based off her interviews and some of her, like, most viral moments, that she's crazy and that she's this, that, and the third.
Speaker E:We don't think so here.
Speaker E:Real life street stars.
Speaker E:Jag, just in case you're listening.
Speaker E:Don't think that.
Speaker E:But what is something about Jag that you know now from spending personal time with her that would be surprising or that the public eye wouldn't necessarily know or Believe about her.
Speaker A:She cared what people think about her.
Speaker A:Yes, she.
Speaker A:Cause I be like, when her and I spend time together, Jag would have her phone loud as he could go.
Speaker A:She would go to sleep listening to herself.
Speaker A:Oh, I said, jay, wow, that's your interview.
Speaker A:Yeah, but I still like to study.
Speaker A:And I'm saying, you know what?
Speaker A:People think she crazy, but she's very smart because, you know, people like me when I do interviews, I might cap.
Speaker A:Or they be, oh, you lie.
Speaker A:Okay, cool.
Speaker A:Well, fine.
Speaker A:Let's do another interview then.
Speaker B:Do you go back and watch your old interview?
Speaker A:No, I can't do that.
Speaker A:Yeah, I cannot do that.
Speaker A:I cannot watch an old interview because if I say one thing, I might feel different about that tomorrow.
Speaker A:Yeah, I might contradict myself.
Speaker A:They might.
Speaker A:Oh.
Speaker A:Oh, gee.
Speaker A:You cap it.
Speaker A:All right, cool.
Speaker A:So what people do that?
Speaker A:The Internet love lies.
Speaker A:But with Jag, she really cares what people say about her.
Speaker A:She really does.
Speaker A:You would think she's one of the ones.
Speaker A:Well, I don't care what it is I'm trying to see about.
Speaker A:No, that's not her.
Speaker A:You know, she's very sweet.
Speaker A:She's a sweetheart.
Speaker A:She's really a sweetheart.
Speaker B:As we speak to jag, she could quote her words on this couch.
Speaker B:She reminds us of stuff that she said on the couch that, you know, we kind of move on to the next interview.
Speaker B:But she, like.
Speaker B:She knows her interview back, like, when she came the last time.
Speaker B:She'll say.
Speaker B:She'll tell us what I said last time.
Speaker B:We'd be like, nigga, I don't know.
Speaker B:Then she'll tell us what she said.
Speaker B:I'm like, wow, Word for word.
Speaker B:I'm like, amazing.
Speaker B:She studies herself.
Speaker A:Let me tell you, sir, the last time I seen Jag, a few days ago, her and I had an argument.
Speaker A:Well, it was a dispute.
Speaker A:She got upset with me because I didn't want to agree with her about the Kendra Lamar and the Drake beef.
Speaker A:Me and her had a heated conversation in a hotel.
Speaker A:We supposed to be in a bed making out, but we were out here talking about a rap.
Speaker B:Kendrick Lamar and fucking Drake.
Speaker B:See, that's.
Speaker B:Man, Kendrick Lamar and Drake is ruining marriages in this motherfucker.
Speaker A:Yeah, shit.
Speaker B:Mind you, she has a video dropping about the Kendrick Lamar and Drake beef that we're gonna, you know, air exclusively to the members, first on Real Life shoestar.
Speaker B:So y'all stay tuned.
Speaker B:All right, so let's do it like this.
Speaker B:Well, let me say this.
Speaker B:Since you're on it, let's stay right there.
Speaker A:Okay?
Speaker B:What Are your thoughts on the Kendrick Lamar and Drake beef?
Speaker A:First and foremost, I'm Die Hard Drake.
Speaker A:Drake fan.
Speaker A:Team Drake.
Speaker B:We took a L.
Speaker B:That's cash money right there.
Speaker A:Yeah, for life.
Speaker A:We took the L.
Speaker A:And like I say.
Speaker A:And here's the excuse I'm making up for Drake is he was focused on too many artists.
Speaker A:He was going at it with about five, six hours.
Speaker A:I see what you mean.
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker A:So we wasn't focused.
Speaker A:Kendrick Lamar is a very, very good artist.
Speaker A:I've never been a Kendrick Lamar fan because Kendri Lamar is very good for lyrics.
Speaker A:I don't go to music for lyrics.
Speaker A:The average person who have jumped on a Kendrick Lamar bandwidth can't tell you a song.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:The song I used to like about Kendrick Lamar when I was in preview was called Sit Down, Be Humble.
Speaker B:Oh, yeah, Sit down.
Speaker A:That song.
Speaker A:Sit Down, Be humble.
Speaker A:But I've always been a Drake fan.
Speaker A:I'm a Drake fan to the death of me.
Speaker A:And when I look at artists, I don't care about your bag.
Speaker A:I got baggage.
Speaker A:Y'all met me with baggage.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:I grew over here on real life.
Speaker A:Street star with baggage and still have baggage, so I don't look down.
Speaker A:And I've always said when an entertainer, we come for entertainment, should be entertainment.
Speaker A:Whatever they got going on, their personal life, that's their personal life.
Speaker A:But I think Drake shouldn't have never end that song with Heart six.
Speaker A:It was like gangster to see the title, but to end it with that soft.
Speaker A:I was so disappointed.
Speaker A:I'm still thinking about it, man.
Speaker B:The whole soliloquy at the end.
Speaker A:And that was so no one really.
Speaker B:Knew what the Heart Six men.
Speaker B:He was like, rebuttaling all the, like, I'm not a pedophile.
Speaker A:Like, nah, bro, you should let me roll for him.
Speaker A:Let me dis Kendrick.
Speaker A:Let me come up.
Speaker B:Nah, that'd be kind of scary.
Speaker A:Yeah, we took an L, but I.
Speaker B:Now I'm curious again.
Speaker B:Gangsta, you one of the original hot boys.
Speaker A:Big facts.
Speaker B:Do you feel like Birdman?
Speaker B:Feel like Drake took an L?
Speaker B:Would you say he feels like that?
Speaker B:Hey, bag off.
Speaker B:We gonna just leave this one.
Speaker B:This is a L.
Speaker B:We gonna move on.
Speaker B:Let's get back to the money.
Speaker A:Yeah, because when I talk with Slim, you know, you know, you know, you could tell when one of your people winning the fight or winning the race because it's gonna be.
Speaker A:When you talk, you might be talking about one day, we gonna talk about that.
Speaker A:That never came up.
Speaker A:So I say I say over there at Cash Running Household, they must know Drake Laws too.
Speaker B:We gonna skip ahead.
Speaker A:Yeah, we gonna pass that up.
Speaker A:Cause and I'm not gonna bring it up.
Speaker A:Cause I need you to answer the phone for me, Slim.
Speaker A:So I'm not gonna get X'd out behind that.
Speaker A:So.
Speaker A:But I can openly say.
Speaker A:And speaking for cash money.
Speaker A:Cause I'm so Cash money.
Speaker A:We took the living.
Speaker A:We lost.
Speaker B:Yeah, man.
Speaker B:Not like us.
Speaker B:Dance song.
Speaker A:Yeah, we.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:You know Drake, and he's a very good artist.
Speaker A:But here's the thing, though.
Speaker A:That's a rap battle.
Speaker A:But when it comes to making a good song, Drake gonna shake back.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:No, I'm waiting for Drake to shake back with a hit like I bet you got.
Speaker B:All right, you got it.
Speaker A:You got me on a hit, right?
Speaker B:And we on.
Speaker A:And then I noticed this too, how the people with a different paying job stepped in.
Speaker A:Cause you know, Drake allegedly signed that $400 million contract.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:So when Kendra Lamar went to hit me with all these allegations like, oh, you better mess up our money.
Speaker B:Yeah, same.
Speaker A:Cut that out.
Speaker A:You're losing the war right now anyway.
Speaker A:The battle, the war.
Speaker A:You're losing all that fall back.
Speaker A:You better mess up the money.
Speaker A:Because people, the consumers, the fans fall into whatever you say.
Speaker A:It could be a lie, but they gonna rock with you.
Speaker A:So it was good that Drake ended right in there.
Speaker E:So he get that money in one of Kendrick's songs.
Speaker A:Yes.
Speaker E:He stated that he liked basically when Drake was doing R and B and doing like, more like music for the women, which I've been a Drake fan since the Graphic days.
Speaker E:I stand strong.
Speaker E:Do you feel like you like Drake more when he was singing for the ladies and doing a.
Speaker E:More like R and B, hip hop.
Speaker E:Or when he got like a little bit more gangster?
Speaker A:I don't like the gangster because that's not him.
Speaker A:See, I look at all this, like, how you come in the game or how I know you for now.
Speaker A:Cause I don't wanna hear.
Speaker A:I'm a gangster.
Speaker A:I've lived a gangster lifestyle.
Speaker A:OG.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:So Ms.
Speaker A:Me with that.
Speaker A:Give me some good music.
Speaker A:So like you say sing to the ladies.
Speaker A:Get that?
Speaker A:So I know what the ladies like.
Speaker A:Because if Drake have a concert, I don't go to concerts.
Speaker A:You know, young concert rap.
Speaker A:But I would go to an old, you know, old school concert.
Speaker A:Right.
Speaker A:Not Teddy, man.
Speaker A:Mike.
Speaker A:Not Mike.
Speaker A:What is Key Sweat.
Speaker A:Key Sweat.
Speaker A:You know, I've been a few of them out here.
Speaker A:But anyway, I like what he's singing to the women because it's more laid back.
Speaker A:You ain't got to worry about guys clutching they Dracos and the effing ends and all that old stuff.
Speaker A:So I like when he rapping.
Speaker C:What did you turn up to while you were stepping?
Speaker C:Like it was slow jam.
Speaker A:We talking about Drake.
Speaker A:No, no, no.
Speaker C:Like when you was back in the day.
Speaker A:Oh, no, I didn't listen to music back then.
Speaker A:You know, when I went to.
Speaker A:Cause I always was on bounce music.
Speaker A:Like, I didn't catch on to the east coast stuff till I went to the feds.
Speaker A:So, like I said, I'd never done drugs.
Speaker A:I never drank before.
Speaker A:So killing, sex, shopping and money was my habits back then.
Speaker B:So you rolled in silence.
Speaker A:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker A:I gotta pay attention.
Speaker A:I gotta be on point.
Speaker A:These little youngsters crazy these days, man.
Speaker C:They crazy out of town, just in silence.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Cause I gotta be focused.
Speaker A:I got to know what's going.
Speaker B:You thinking a lot.
Speaker B:Like, I gotta stay free.
Speaker A:But see, you gotta understand this.
Speaker A:Back then, everybody didn't have a gun.
Speaker A:Now everybody got one.
Speaker A:The scary ones.
Speaker A:Everybody.
Speaker A:Everybody owned one.
Speaker A:I was just looking at it.
Speaker A:Somebody sent to my dm, this little young boy was playing with his little thing.
Speaker A:Look at it.
Speaker A:And made his thing and deleted himself.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Puts his head in.
Speaker A:I said, what the world.
Speaker B:I don't know if that's real.
Speaker B:I don't know if that's real or not.
Speaker A:I said that fake, but no.
Speaker B:The fact that young kids don't know how to handle firearms, that I'm like, I don't know if it's real or not, but shit happen.
Speaker B:I mean, I've seen something like that happen before with some kids in the bathroom.
Speaker B:It's crazy, right?
Speaker B:So I have to ask, do you feel like a rap beef with, like, Drake, that he could sue for defamation, you know, based on, like, let's say Kendrick made up some shit that ain't true.
Speaker B:Pedophile.
Speaker B:Whatever.
Speaker B:Can you.
Speaker B:Should you think, is it.
Speaker B:Is it G to sue in a rap battle?
Speaker B:Like, nigga, I'm gonna sue you for saying some shit like that.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:I'm in talks with Drake right now with the legal battle right now.
Speaker A:Yeah, we about to sue.
Speaker A:Because I don't like that.
Speaker A:If that's not true, we need to be in court.
Speaker A:We need to get some of that money.
Speaker A:Now, I'm just capping.
Speaker B:Not the Lincoln Lawyer, the gangster lawyer.
Speaker A:Yeah, Facts.
Speaker A:Gangster with the gold teeth.
Speaker A:But yeah, because you gotta keep in mind, Drake allegedly said that they threw that out there for kids with the bite on that you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So if that's true, because a lot of people not looking at Drake like, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So, bro, if that's not true, then you need to put the.
Speaker A:And make Kendrick come forward and say, hey, I apologize.
Speaker A:Just say that.
Speaker A:Because Kendrick, he's an influencer.
Speaker A:He have a big fan.
Speaker A:A lot of people watching it, and a lot of people been waiting on Drake downfall.
Speaker A:Like I always say in my videos, when a person's smiling, they're not smiling for your success.
Speaker A:They smile.
Speaker A:They can't wait till you fall.
Speaker A:So when that happened, man, I seen so many people come out of the woodwork talking about, quote, Kendrick's song, and we ain't you not like us and all.
Speaker A:I'm like, they had me about to get the Kendrick tattoo and Kendrick.
Speaker A:But I said, I say, hold up, hold up.
Speaker A:Slow down giggity Drake.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker E:So you don't think all is fair in war and hip hop, of course.
Speaker E:Or do you think that there should be boundaries to what's said in music?
Speaker A:No, that's just.
Speaker A:Cause I look at hip hop, especially with battle rap.
Speaker A:And that's why I'm happy to say that.
Speaker A:That's why I kind of took something from Kendrick, because he the first one in battle history to quote somebody else's lyrics through the battle when he used Pusha T and he used Rick Ross.
Speaker A:So I'm like, you cheating.
Speaker A:You already a big celebrity.
Speaker A:You already got a big fan.
Speaker A:You cheating right now.
Speaker A:That ain't cool.
Speaker A:And that's the augment.
Speaker A:Me and Jaguar right here.
Speaker A:She was like, no, she was really going.
Speaker A:She loved Kendrick.
Speaker A:Yeah, man, I ain't getting one.
Speaker A:I didn't get done that day because of that.
Speaker A:I think if I would have went with her with Kendrick, I might have, but I didn't.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker E:So let's say we could keep things on the wax that it doesn't get violent in the street and no one gets physically hurt.
Speaker E:What is a good rap beef that you would like to see two artists go head to head lyrically?
Speaker A:I want to see Lil Wayne and Rick Ross.
Speaker B:Oh, man.
Speaker B:What you want to see a supper or something?
Speaker A:I want to see those two because Rose know how to entertain.
Speaker B:Yeah, Rose.
Speaker A:Rose.
Speaker A:Really?
Speaker A:Ross?
Speaker B:Really?
Speaker A:Rap facts.
Speaker A:Um, another good one would be BG and Ross.
Speaker B:Mm.
Speaker B:BG and Ross.
Speaker A:I want to see BG and Ross.
Speaker B:I don't know why that would happen, but I hear you.
Speaker B:That'd be interesting.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Or Boosie and Ross.
Speaker B:So you want to see you want to see like inmates talking to a co.
Speaker B:Facts.
Speaker B:Oh, okay.
Speaker A:Because now it could be.
Speaker A:Because it'd be fun.
Speaker A:Because it'd be like Boosie, like used to lock me down.
Speaker A:And my food was cold.
Speaker A:Rose was like, yeah, I saw you jacking off.
Speaker A:I wrote you up.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Lights off.
Speaker A:That would be hard.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Close the doors.
Speaker A:Now, females.
Speaker A:Gorillo Lotto.
Speaker B:You say Gorillo?
Speaker A:What her name?
Speaker A:Gorilla.
Speaker A:Gorilla.
Speaker A:There you go.
Speaker A:Some shit.
Speaker B:That'll be good.
Speaker B:Oh, that'd be good.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:Oh, I can picture that.
Speaker A:Get em Glow.
Speaker B:Yeah, I think Glow might get her.
Speaker B:Glow might get her.
Speaker B:Cause Latto, she's still from the kids.
Speaker A:But she have talent.
Speaker A:She could write.
Speaker A:She good too now.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:She might start twerking.
Speaker A:Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker A:So that's something.
Speaker A:And like you said, as long as it can stay on wax.
Speaker A:Another good one would be Birdman and two Chain.
Speaker A:Both of them can't rap, so it'll.
Speaker B:Be, no, no, 2 chain can rap.
Speaker B:What the.
Speaker A:2 chain can't rap.
Speaker B:What the fuck?
Speaker A:No, okay.
Speaker A:2chan used to say some stupid stuff.
Speaker A:Call her like mine.
Speaker A:I said, what the word.
Speaker B:Oh, I see what you mean.
Speaker B:He has nursery rhyme, right?
Speaker A:Yeah, that stuff is just like now he did step it up on that with him and Wayne.
Speaker A:That bounce.
Speaker A:Yeah, yeah, he went in on that.
Speaker A:But certain stuff, when two Chains be asking like what the world is.
Speaker C:Birdman can't rap.
Speaker A:Nah.
Speaker A:You know Stunner.
Speaker A:Stunner be saying, I fucks with Birdman, he make me want to rap.
Speaker B:Stunna talk.
Speaker C:Numbers man be spitting on somebody saying.
Speaker B:Numbers like, Hey, 3, 3, 4, 6 for the 5, 2, 8.
Speaker B:I'd be like, oh, what the you talking?
Speaker A:Hold on.
Speaker A:Bird, my brother, I love him.
Speaker A:Right?
Speaker A:But Bird would tell you, I'm not a rapper, I'm a gang spitter.
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker B:So yeah, get on that gas.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:When it come to lyrics, no, you know, he just spit his kind of.
Speaker C:Give me like Trap Boy Freddy.
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:Good numbers.
Speaker A:You like Bird because he fly.
Speaker A:He talk that talk.
Speaker A:Yeah, but when we talking about lyrics, so we gotta compare people who don't have lyrics that just gonna stunt and talk that talk.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:So I'll buy your song, right?
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Big facts.
Speaker B:So let me ask, you said keep it on wax.
Speaker B:Do you think like with rap beef, you Think you're in the podcast world.
Speaker B:Can the podcasters keep it on wax?
Speaker A:That would be crazy.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:I mean.
Speaker B:Cause like, I seen a video where TT Noddy was in front of the police station with some other blogger, I guess, or somebody, and they were going back for hit me, nigga, hit me.
Speaker B:And I'm like, man, we gonna keep this on the podcast.
Speaker B:Turn the cameras.
Speaker B:I like, no, the cameras gotta stay on.
Speaker B:And I'm like, yeah, podcasters will say, like, we gonna keep it on wax as long as it's content.
Speaker B:The moment the cameras ain't recording, then, yeah, it's gonna be some other shit.
Speaker B:But as the cameras is on, we could go and argue and we could do all this.
Speaker B:So what are your thoughts on podcast beef?
Speaker B:When it comes to bloggers, the problem.
Speaker A:Is this social media, right?
Speaker A:Because people are watching.
Speaker A:And when you in the moment of having fun or trolling back and forth, it's always going to be your homeboy.
Speaker A:The peer pressure.
Speaker A:Go back to peer pressure.
Speaker A:Like I always tell people, people, oh, he disrespect.
Speaker A:He say this man, when you see him, you got to handle that, you know?
Speaker A:So a person like me, I always tell people, once you develop bulletproof emotions on this social media site, you're good.
Speaker A:But if you coming out in your feelings already and you feel like you make a this video and everybody like, your somebody coming hit you harder now you like, oh, man, I gotta get my leg back.
Speaker A:Or if I see him, I'm gonna slap him.
Speaker A:This is.
Speaker B:He got more views than you.
Speaker B:Like, oh, you got views.
Speaker A:So you just got to do another video.
Speaker A:Keep going, keep going.
Speaker A:Or sometimes you gotta do like Drake, you just gotta gracefully bow out.
Speaker B:I seen podcasts to pull up on.
Speaker A:That's what I'm saying.
Speaker A:I've seen that too.
Speaker A:But I'm like, bro, you might as well stay in the streets.
Speaker A:Not for real.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Because I'm like, me personally, once I get off the air on my camera's off my phone, whatever's off, then I'm through with that.
Speaker A:I don't think about that, you know, Because I know in real life, real life, street star, in real life, how far I would go.
Speaker A:And like I said, I don't never wanna go back to prison.
Speaker A:So that's why I don't do a lot of trolling with people, you know, I prefer somebody to start with me, then I'm gonna answer right back.
Speaker B:Wait, so when a nigga nigga pull up, send the addie, you really be like, nah, n.
Speaker B:Don't send me that.
Speaker A:Yeah, man.
Speaker A:Cause don't do that now.
Speaker A:And here's the thing, too.
Speaker A:Cause it's very challenging because I know I'm on probation, so you talking about, pull up.
Speaker A:But if I'm not on probation, you talking about pull up.
Speaker A:Come on, man.
Speaker A:Anybody had yellow tape out there?
Speaker A:Stop playing, man.
Speaker A:A lot of dudes don't be wanting that, you know, So a lot of that stuff.
Speaker A:That's why I entertain that I troll, you know, There was some of the young boys in New Orleans.
Speaker A:He want to play.
Speaker A:So they was like, he had dissed me twice.
Speaker A:But I kept ignoring.
Speaker A:I was looking at his views.
Speaker A:I can't come up all that.
Speaker A:So he kept on trying.
Speaker A:You know what he's like.
Speaker A:He can't come at me because he don't have nothing bad on my side.
Speaker A:I control whoever I want.
Speaker A:I got on him, and then now it's quiet, you know, so people will ask for that.
Speaker A:Then you get on.
Speaker A:They're like, oh, I ain't know.
Speaker A:I thought he had it in him, you know?
Speaker A:But that's what I do for a living.
Speaker B:Come on.
Speaker A:I get paid to troll.
Speaker D:Now.
Speaker D:They throw certain jackets on you, you know, with like, the.
Speaker D:The pedos and, you know, the woman beaters or the things like that.
Speaker D:Like, how are you.
Speaker D:How do you supposed to.
Speaker D:And just outside yourself, like, if you involved in this and you involved and you going back and forth with somebody, how would you beat that?
Speaker D:Like, have you seen.
Speaker D:Have you ever seen anybody beat that?
Speaker A:Like.
Speaker D:Cause it seemed like Drake had to just be kind of like, be quiet.
Speaker A:Let me say this.
Speaker A:Just like, a lot of people were sending me the Diddy video.
Speaker A:But the hotel, right?
Speaker A:You're like, oh, gee, we want to hear you do a video.
Speaker A:And I know make content.
Speaker A:I was like, no, I'm not gonna get that certain stuff.
Speaker B:If you all.
Speaker A:Well, y'all don't watch my channel.
Speaker A:My channel small.
Speaker A:So anyway, you know, I'm down here.
Speaker A:So anyway, the thing is, this the reason why I don't get into certain stuff, or I would not cover certain stuff.
Speaker A:Because you have a lot of street guys, a lot of Internet guys that want to clown Diddy, but they do the same thing.
Speaker A:You have a lot of guys that I've seen slap their girl, talk crazy, push.
Speaker A:These women do a lot of disrespectful stuff to their woman.
Speaker A:But because Diddy in the spotlight, he out now.
Speaker A:They want to, oh, he done, but he wrong.
Speaker A:But I know a few people that have done that, you know, So I be like, man, I look like they want to just clown this, man.
Speaker A:But there's a lot of them that still do that to this day.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So a lot of stuff I won't cover, I won't get into.
Speaker A:I won't feed into that stuff.
Speaker A:Because you could like Diddy, you want to go to his all white party, you want to go to his freak parties.
Speaker A:But not everybody clown.
Speaker A:Now, you want to jump on a bad way to clown a man, but if society yourself, Diddy right back, you're going to be back.
Speaker A:And it's just a bunch of fake.
Speaker A:That's ma'am.
Speaker E:In the famous words of Kevin Gates, do you think it's legal to beat y'all?
Speaker A:You know, we come up, you know, BG had everybody stay in line.
Speaker A:Get your mind right.
Speaker A:BG Say, don't let your girl buy that one.
Speaker A:She'll try again.
Speaker A:I've seen, you know, it's a double standard out in society.
Speaker A:Because you remember when I don't want to say her name wrong.
Speaker A:Cause, you know, y'all get on me.
Speaker A:Beyonce's sister, whatever.
Speaker A:Solange.
Speaker A:Okay, okay.
Speaker A:Remember when she spit on Diddy and kicked.
Speaker A:I mean, not Jay Z in the elevator?
Speaker A:Nobody said nothing.
Speaker A:But if Jay Z would have spit and kicked her, he would have been in jail.
Speaker A:He'd have been in jail, you know, so it's a dumber standard out here with that stuff.
Speaker A:A lot of stuff I like to stay away from.
Speaker A:You know, I've been assaulted.
Speaker A:I heard the word thought when I was in prison, so I didn't know how big that word was.
Speaker A:So I called the girl and she punched me in my lips.
Speaker B:Wait, do you know what that word means?
Speaker A:No, I just know people was like, oh, shit.
Speaker A:Like, okay, that hoe over there.
Speaker A:Oh, wow.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:So the girl, you know, so it's like, you know.
Speaker A:Cause, you know, in prison we hear all this stuff, right?
Speaker A:I should keep my ear to the streets.
Speaker A:But I never.
Speaker A:I'm just thinking, like, okay, they call it a thought.
Speaker A:So I'm thinking it's like another word for hood radio, you know, a little pea papa we used to call him in the present.
Speaker A:Oh, she a pea papa.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Like, you know, one of them.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:But for the call her.
Speaker A:You know, a lot of women don't like that ace word, you know, so.
Speaker A:But yeah, I learned that the hard way.
Speaker A:So, yeah, so you gotta be careful what you call These women out here, because I always tell people verbal abuse is just as worse as physical abuse.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:You could be so cruel.
Speaker A:Cause I used to cuss a lot back in the day, and I know how I could hurt a woman feeling or a male as well, by talking, you know, so.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:But I have five daughters, to answer your question, and a mother I love.
Speaker A:And that was one of the reasons why I didn't want to cover that with Diddy.
Speaker A:Because, you know, I like to play.
Speaker A:Y'all know, I like to troll.
Speaker A:But that's a situation where I just look like, that's my daughter down there.
Speaker A:So I'm back in prison.
Speaker A:That was one of them seasons where I was like, man, yeah, I'm about to put that suit on, but I'm about to spin one more time, you know?
Speaker A:So, yeah, certain stuff.
Speaker A:Like I said, I could play clown, but I.
Speaker A:That just.
Speaker A:Nah, that was one of them.
Speaker D:Now, like you said, there are people, you know, who been making fun of Diddy, but, you know, they do the same thing.
Speaker D:What is the protocol?
Speaker D:Just for you?
Speaker D:Like, if you hanging around individuals who.
Speaker D:And you might not have known that they was like that at first, but then you might be somewhere with them and you see them smack that girl or whatever, or holler at somebody that might look underage, and they ain't did no investigation, none of that.
Speaker D:What's the protocol?
Speaker A:Well, I stay out of people business.
Speaker A:Me, because I look at the woman reaction.
Speaker A:Because I've learned this even with my daughters and my little cousins.
Speaker A:I used to be like, if you get into it with your boyfriend or your husband and you call me, you already know what I'm gonna do.
Speaker A:So make sure that you are really feeling with this person.
Speaker A:Because I could come get into the conversation with him, and then later on, y'all back together.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Like, I got a guy I know now.
Speaker A:He got into his girl, the police came, she left, and now they back together.
Speaker A:She'll leave and coming.
Speaker A:So I be like, certain stuff I just stay out of because me, him will be beefing out.
Speaker A:Y'all back laying up in the bed together.
Speaker A:So now I got an enemy because of your emotions.
Speaker A:So if you sure you through with him, then call the cleanup crew.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:And again, we're not, you know, we're gonna dance around that situation.
Speaker B:I don't want you to touch on that, but okay.
Speaker B:When you see someone like a Diddy, where he's friends with Jay Z, do you feel like Someone who is, let's say, is abusive behind closed doors.
Speaker B:Can you tell that person?
Speaker B:Can you tell.
Speaker B:Can you look at someone's eyes or look into their soul or see that they're probably.
Speaker B:Yeah, you probably doing some shit behind it.
Speaker B:Or just like, niggas put on a good facade when they're out in public amongst their friends.
Speaker A:That one there.
Speaker A:Because you never know.
Speaker A:Prime example, when I first went to the feds, at one time, I just couldn't grow hair in my face.
Speaker A:So people.
Speaker A:And they had a big newspaper article about me, all the murders and drugs, all this stuff, talking about cash money.
Speaker A:So the guys used to be like, hey, yo, that little dude, now with that little baby face, he did all the murders.
Speaker A:He was a killer, you know, so people will look at you and be like, oh, he ain't.
Speaker A:They underestimate you, you know?
Speaker A:So you got guys that will present themselves as a cool husband, boyfriend would be very abusive.
Speaker A:And then you have women that stay because they're looking at he's taking care of me, or someone being denied.
Speaker A:Be like, well, he don't mean no harm.
Speaker A:He love me, girl.
Speaker A:You know, get right?
Speaker A:So, yeah, there are a lot of them that put up a facade and be faking.
Speaker B:So let me ask you.
Speaker B:You came up in, you know, the.
Speaker B:In New Orleans projects to where I'm sure you might have seen some domestic violence.
Speaker B:Let's just say.
Speaker B:Can you tell us a time where you might have seen some domestic violence and the woman stayed like, have you seen where.
Speaker A:All the time.
Speaker A:That was.
Speaker B:So you'll see some shit.
Speaker A:Yeah, horrible.
Speaker B:And the woman's there the next week.
Speaker A:Listen, like, we been a project, and it's a female I might like, and I'm just waiting for her and her boyfriend get into it.
Speaker A:So I'm thinking, they fight, she gonna kick him out, right?
Speaker A:And I'm about to slide in.
Speaker A:So, you know, it's late at night, we in the coat, y'all hanging out, he pulling, they fighting.
Speaker A:I'm like, well, he outta there before, you know, he back home.
Speaker A:And I'm like, what the.
Speaker A:When she gonna get rid of him?
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So that's going on natural in the projects, in the hoods.
Speaker A:Dudes always put their.
Speaker A:And then you got some women that'll slap him and swing on the man.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So those be situations where, like I say, I had one fight with a woman back in middle school, and that girl stood toe to toe, and I vowed to never fight a Woman touch a woman ever get in life?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:I was like, man, she almost beat me up.
Speaker A:So I stay away from that.
Speaker A:I used to have a bad mouth where I used to cuss a woman out so bad she thought I touched her, right?
Speaker A:So now, like I said, I got my daughters and my mother.
Speaker A:So a lot of stuff I stay away from.
Speaker A:Like, I want something.
Speaker A:Like sometime I entertain an argument with a woman.
Speaker A:But the way to tick a woman off is when she arguing with you.
Speaker A:Just laugh in her face and see what she gonna do.
Speaker A:I challenge a lot of.
Speaker A:Yeah, your woman cussing going on, you just laugh.
Speaker A:That might take her off.
Speaker A:Well, she might hit you with something or hit you.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:But it's not cool to.
Speaker A:It's not cool for no one to put their hands on one another at all.
Speaker A:That's not cool at all.
Speaker D:Now, I was watching this thing on social media.
Speaker D:It's like they was like, I broke up with my boyfriend after he did this, but came back.
Speaker D:And one girl was like, he shot at me, and she went back to him.
Speaker D:What is.
Speaker D:What do you think is the.
Speaker D:Like, this should be the end all.
Speaker D:Be all the cutoff point to a relationship.
Speaker D:Like, all right, we did this, or you did this to me, I did this to you.
Speaker A:We should just end it once the police get involved.
Speaker A:Once you put the police.
Speaker A:Because I've saw this plenty of time where a person might call the police, you go to jail.
Speaker A:And she'd be like, oh, I'm sorry.
Speaker A:I didn't mean to do that.
Speaker A:Well, you did it.
Speaker A:You got me in trouble now, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:And one thing I learned about the law, she could be in the wrong, but sometimes you gonna get locked up too, and you got more to lose, you know, so.
Speaker A:And I know a situation has happened recently with a guy and a woman where she left, went to the shelter, hit him, swung on him and everything left.
Speaker A:Then this how she caught herself getting back at him.
Speaker A:Went on Facebook.
Speaker A:Went on Facebook dating.
Speaker A:Gave her a number to five different dudes.
Speaker A:He seen that they arguing about his old girlfriend back and forth.
Speaker A:So stuff like that be like, man, I'm out of here.
Speaker A:Because if a woman gonna stay there and argue with a man, then there's some love there, you know?
Speaker A:So once that police get involved or it's over with.
Speaker B:No, without question.
Speaker B:Oh, my God.
Speaker B:Without question.
Speaker B:Now, real quick.
Speaker B:And we're gonna.
Speaker B:We're jumping around here.
Speaker A:Yeah, I see that.
Speaker B:But I have to ask because, you know, Terrence Gangster Williams is gonna be a premier person at Togetherland.
Speaker A:Oh, okay.
Speaker A:Let's get ready.
Speaker B:He's already got real life street stars about to touch a million views.
Speaker B:I'm sorry.
Speaker B:A million subscribers.
Speaker B:Subscribers right past a million views.
Speaker B:It's crazy.
Speaker B:Cause I saw yesterday, you know, it showed Real Life Productions YouTube channel was 14 years.
Speaker B:You know, we've been doing this for 14 years as this channel, and we're about to touch a million views.
Speaker B:Man, this is monumental.
Speaker B:And you know, you've been holding us by the balls.
Speaker A:No Diddy.
Speaker A:Not the balls.
Speaker A:No Diddy.
Speaker B:No Diddy.
Speaker B:Not the balls.
Speaker B:Goddamn it.
Speaker B:But what I mean is, why you.
Speaker A:Didn'T say the butt?
Speaker A:Why had to be the balls.
Speaker B:No, Dee, I don't want to touch.
Speaker B:What I mean is that Terrence Gangster has been riding with us.
Speaker B:No Diddy.
Speaker B:Facts for, like, what we.
Speaker B:Like you came in on.
Speaker B:I forgot where we was at.
Speaker A:Y'all was right across the street from the.
Speaker B:No subscribers.
Speaker B:Where was it?
Speaker A:Oh, 220,000.
Speaker B:We got you at 220,000 like a year ago.
Speaker A:That's.
Speaker B:And shit.
Speaker B:N.
Speaker B:We've been turning up together.
Speaker B:We've been having these conversations.
Speaker B:The world's been enjoying it.
Speaker B:I'm glad y'all are still tuned.
Speaker B:In fact, we're gonna keep having these conversations.
Speaker B:And we're about to touch a million.
Speaker B:And we're about to do this, the first rap festival in Dallas, Togetherland.
Speaker B:With one of your counterparts, Lil Wayne, headlining the show itself.
Speaker B:For you to be free and for you to move around in situations like this, to see these rap artists come together and, you know, just to be in the mix again.
Speaker B:This was what Birdman was trying to get you to do back then.
Speaker B:And you was like, no, nigga, I'm selling these, telling this dope, nigga, nigga, we eating.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:With no money.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:One of the money is rap.
Speaker B:Shit.
Speaker A:No, indeed.
Speaker B:Yeah, right?
Speaker B:To do, like, bro, you're making money off YouTube now.
Speaker A:Yes.
Speaker B:You're mixing in with the rappers and what you was like, against back then.
Speaker B:Tell us about just for you from back in the 90s up until now.
Speaker B:Like, what the fuck was like.
Speaker B:Did you see it was coming to this?
Speaker B:Because now we're in Dallas about to do this.
Speaker A:First of all, congratulations to the real life street stars.
Speaker A:I tell people this all the time.
Speaker A:What I love and respect the most about real life street stars is four black brothers and the first lady.
Speaker A:The baddest albino, real talk.
Speaker A:And people go back and look at y'all interview when y'all interview people.
Speaker A:Y'all don't try to get a viral moment.
Speaker A:Try to make the person look bad.
Speaker A:And y'all know I got all kind of dirt, kind of stuff.
Speaker A:Y'all could have been.
Speaker A:Did that stuff.
Speaker A:Like, you know, I like to go over there, I'm comfortable, it's cool.
Speaker A:Then I get to meet a lot of people as well.
Speaker A:But back then, you know, heroin, that was a rich man high.
Speaker A:So I'm a teenager, riding Mercedes Benz.
Speaker A:Foreign cars, jewelry, clothes, having my way.
Speaker A:So you gotta rap.
Speaker A:You got cash money.
Speaker A:I wanna come up.
Speaker A:They got some hot orders, but they local.
Speaker A:Maybe go and get $1,000, two, three, whatever.
Speaker A:I make that in a few seconds.
Speaker A:So, no, no, no, I don't wanna go get on a regular tour bus and go ride to Florida or to Texas, talking about some concert.
Speaker A:No, I'm.
Speaker A:I'm married to the game.
Speaker A:This heroin jumping.
Speaker A:I got the bands in the project, and I got a bunch of girls.
Speaker A:They page.
Speaker A:They got the pages.
Speaker B:Pages.
Speaker A:The pages was hot back then.
Speaker A:So, no, I didn't see that.
Speaker A: ,: Speaker A: ,: Speaker A:So I've been incarcerated for all that.
Speaker B:So I was gonna ask because, you know, the females hopping on your line, were the females badder back then that you was getting at?
Speaker B:Or with this YouTube clout, are they badder now that you're kind of coming in contact with?
Speaker A:Oh, when you saying bad or what?
Speaker A:You mean, like, look?
Speaker B:Yeah, looks wise.
Speaker B:Like, what you mean?
Speaker B:I'd be like, what you're infatuated with?
Speaker B:Like, ooh.
Speaker B:Back then they was nice, but now it's, you know, of course they got bbls and stuff.
Speaker A:How about I say back then it was more natural.
Speaker A:Now women can build their body, so.
Speaker A:And with me, I don't just jump into bed with any and everybody in this day and time.
Speaker A:You know, I like to play flirt.
Speaker A:I do all that.
Speaker A:But I don't really.
Speaker A:I don't have a big body count like I had back in the days.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Cause that stuff crazy out here.
Speaker A:Now that them three letters is dangerous.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So.
Speaker A:But it's fun.
Speaker A:One thing for sure, I'm not hurting for a woman.
Speaker A:I don't, you know, I got pics.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I can be like, what's up?
Speaker A:Trying to.
Speaker A:Oh, you.
Speaker A:You gonna fly me in?
Speaker A:Or, you know, pull up.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:So it's plenty of that out.
Speaker A:You know, I could.
Speaker A:It's heavyweight, yeah.
Speaker A:Yes.
Speaker D:Have you had a blue check hit on you yet?
Speaker A:A who?
Speaker D:A blue check?
Speaker A:No.
Speaker A:Oh, you talking about on Instagram?
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker A:I talked with one female before, but it was mainly like.
Speaker A:She was like, I like what?
Speaker A:You know how they come at you with.
Speaker A:I like what you're doing.
Speaker A:Hit you with the king respect.
Speaker A:And I'm like, thank you.
Speaker A:I left it alone.
Speaker A:So I was told how when people in your DM is different, you know, like, like I said, when I come on, a lot of people didn't school me to the DM like that.
Speaker A:I was, you know, I answered all my messages in the dm.
Speaker A:So I think when a woman hit me in the dm, they just, hey, what's up?
Speaker A:I'm like, I'm thinking that this is a way to talk, but some people, like, man, when they come in your dm, they trying to holler.
Speaker A:No, but I have a few blue checks that follow me.
Speaker A:I follow, but like I said, I play or flirt with them, but I don't, you know, go jump in the bed with a lot of them.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:No, just to give you game.
Speaker B:If a female come in your dm, yeah, she wanna fuck around.
Speaker B:If she like more than three or four of your posts, she wanna fuck around.
Speaker B:She's trying to get your attention.
Speaker B:She's trying to have you respond like, nigga, females like to be chased, but they will do things to get you to chase them.
Speaker B:So, nigga respond, okay, now.
Speaker D:Or it could be a setup.
Speaker B:Or it could be a setup, right?
Speaker A:Okay, now let me ask y'all this because, like, when I see a female doing stuff, or if I follow female, I just go press the heart on all her stuff just to support her, right?
Speaker B:Support.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:Oh, shit.
Speaker B:You know, you're playing it wrong.
Speaker B:I'm just.
Speaker B:Wait, you heart all her.
Speaker A:Yeah, I just go to support?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:Oh, no, she think.
Speaker B:She thinks something else.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:I heard somebody in the audience say, you thirsty?
Speaker A:Well, give me some water.
Speaker A:Give me some water.
Speaker D:Nah, bro, hold on.
Speaker D:Bro, bro, nah, nah, nah.
Speaker D:You don't suppose if you don't have the intent.
Speaker D:Because I don't have to like no fucking picture.
Speaker D:I just jump in your dm.
Speaker A:We don't have to do all that dumb ass shit fast.
Speaker B:If you liked 24 posts.
Speaker D:Yeah, I could like 24 posts and not give a damn about you.
Speaker B:It looks away.
Speaker A:So you telling me if I see a woman and I just wanna support her and just go like, Her.
Speaker A:That mean I like her?
Speaker B:Yes.
Speaker A:Nah.
Speaker D:Now that mean joker like though, that's what Joker.
Speaker B:No, no, no.
Speaker A:So if I go on your dm.
Speaker B:So you're trying to get her attention.
Speaker B:You got it.
Speaker A:Now support a little.
Speaker A:Hold on, it's a lady back.
Speaker A:So if I go in your DM right now, right?
Speaker A:I met you now.
Speaker A:And I just go in like, okay, I see what you're doing.
Speaker A:I like all your stuff.
Speaker A:So you gonna think I wanna date you or like you, Angelica?
Speaker F:I mean, you're literally.
Speaker F:You want my attention at this point because you've adhered to liking every or close to almost every picture that I've posted.
Speaker F:That's just saying, like, hey, you haven't noticed me, but boom, here I am.
Speaker F:Now, whether you jump in my DMS or.
Speaker F:No, you've already.
Speaker F:I've already acknowledged that you are here.
Speaker F:Like you're present because I don't pay attention to none of the likes.
Speaker D:But he said, as he stated in the beginning, when she follows him, he.
Speaker F: s, I'm going to go like maybe: Speaker F:Okay.
Speaker F:That's just to get you to acknowledge that, hey, oh, who is this?
Speaker F:Let me go look at her page.
Speaker F:Let me go see what she got going on.
Speaker F:And then I really feel like it's a deciding factor between the two.
Speaker F:It's not just like, you hurry up and jumping in my DMs or me hurry up and jumping in your DMs.
Speaker F:It's just like, okay, I liked your pictures.
Speaker A:Cool.
Speaker F:You see me, I see you.
Speaker F:I'm either gonna holler at you or I'm not gonna holler at you.
Speaker B:So wait, if he liked 24 of your posts consecutively, then either he gonna.
Speaker F:Holler at me or he not.
Speaker A:Well, no, this is what I want to know.
Speaker B:Expect you to holler.
Speaker A:No.
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker A:This is what I'm asking.
Speaker A:Safety and safe.
Speaker F:I'm assuming that that's what's gon.
Speaker F:You literally have like 24 random.
Speaker F:It could have been from 365 days ago.
Speaker A:No, that's what I'm asking.
Speaker A:I'm asking this.
Speaker A:Say like how we meet right now, right?
Speaker A:And I'm like, okay.
Speaker A:Cause this what I always was thinking, if people follow me and we cool and people follow me, if I post a post and they don't like my.
Speaker A:Why you following me?
Speaker A:What you following me for?
Speaker A:Why?
Speaker A:So what's the purpose?
Speaker A:So I always thought that people might look at it like, okay, you got a big following and you not support me, then it's not you being arrogant or you being nasty.
Speaker A:So if you post something and I.
Speaker F:Don'T, we live in now.
Speaker F:It's not.
Speaker F:No.
Speaker F:Oh, okay.
Speaker F:I know you from the Gap.
Speaker F:I know gangsta.
Speaker F:Of course I'm gonna go ahead and like his photos.
Speaker F:Okay, cool.
Speaker F:Me and him grew up.
Speaker F:We went to high school together.
Speaker A:Whatever the cause may be, help me out.
Speaker F:But in the generation that we live in now, it's not like that gangster.
Speaker D:Do you ever like, pictures of, like, the family?
Speaker D:Yeah, maybe she might be her son.
Speaker D:He not trying to holler.
Speaker D:Cause a.
Speaker D:I'd be like, her.
Speaker A:Her.
Speaker A:Her son.
Speaker A:I just.
Speaker A:Nope.
Speaker A:Bikini.
Speaker B:Bikini.
Speaker D:Christmas photo.
Speaker A:Nope, Nope.
Speaker B:Gangster.
Speaker B:If you like old picture.
Speaker B:No, no, no, no, no.
Speaker B: nt back to Christmas photo of: Speaker B: You went back to: Speaker A:Hey, listen, but let me.
Speaker B:You went to the archive.
Speaker A:Okay, but let me show you something.
Speaker A:To me, when I first come home, like, I say, you know, nobody never taught me about the phones and all this stuff, right?
Speaker A:So I get on Instagram.
Speaker A:I got 30 or 33 people following me.
Speaker A:So I'm pressing some stuff, and I logged into something with women.
Speaker A:So I got a lot of women coming in and what's up?
Speaker A:I said, oh, she, like.
Speaker A:So I'm following her.
Speaker A:So I had 300 women I was following, and 33.
Speaker A:30 or 33 was following me.
Speaker A:So the female, she was like, you doing that back?
Speaker A:I said, what you mean?
Speaker A:She said, you're following too many people.
Speaker A:And it's.
Speaker A:So I went on.
Speaker A:Deleted everybody, and I started all over.
Speaker A:But I thought that you just want to support people.
Speaker A:Okay, I like your stuff.
Speaker A:Okay, cool.
Speaker A:You know, if you got a name.
Speaker A:Oh, such and such, like, her stuff.
Speaker A:I thought you help people.
Speaker A:So now if I go on somebody.
Speaker A:So now y'all gonna help me.
Speaker A:Not on, like, nobody's stuff.
Speaker A:I want to support the people, Terrence.
Speaker E:Don't let them get in your head.
Speaker A:You do.
Speaker E:You.
Speaker E:You it.
Speaker E:Yeah, do what you want to do.
Speaker E:Because, like, for example, like, once you get past a certain amount of followers, like, a lot of that, you're not even going to see a lot of that.
Speaker E:Like, it'd be so much that you just.
Speaker E:You don't see it.
Speaker E:Now if you follow, like, I've had, like, a few celebrities, like, follow me back, and that's, like, exciting.
Speaker E:Like, oh, I noticed that follow because that blue check in that person because I Probably follow them.
Speaker E:But, like, with the like thing, like, especially, like, if she got 300 followers, of course she's going to peep that you liked 20 of her pictures.
Speaker E:But if she got 50, 100, 300,000 followers, nine times out of 10, she's not going to see none of that.
Speaker E:None of that.
Speaker E:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker E:So don't let.
Speaker E:Don't let them do that to you.
Speaker B:Angel question.
Speaker B:A celebrity follow you and he likes 20 or four of your pictures consecutively.
Speaker B:What is your thoughts?
Speaker E:My name is Mrs.
Speaker E:Hamilton.
Speaker B:What the fuck is that?
Speaker A:All right, hold on, hold on, hold.
Speaker E:On, hold on, hold on, hold on.
Speaker D:Hold on, hold on, hold on.
Speaker D:Rihanna follows you and likes 24 of your pictures.
Speaker D:You think she want to fuck you?
Speaker B:Oh, I'm hopping right in the dm.
Speaker B:I'm hopping Rihanna.
Speaker B:Terrence, Rihanna follows you and she goes through the last 24 posts.
Speaker B:She likes him.
Speaker B:What do you think?
Speaker B:She's trying to support you.
Speaker A:Yeah, that's what I'm thinking.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker A:All right, Well, I think it's innocent.
Speaker A:She might be like.
Speaker A:Because here's a lot of things a lot of people like, what's up OG geeky?
Speaker A:I like what you're doing.
Speaker A:Right.
Speaker A:Like, prime example.
Speaker A:And I might have was out of pocket, like.
Speaker A:Cause this was making me think.
Speaker A:Now, it was a beautiful lady.
Speaker A:She was doing a motivational speak, but she's in a car and she don't have a seat belt on.
Speaker A:So it came on my timeline.
Speaker A:So I said, hey.
Speaker A:I said, you need to buckle up before your success in fast.
Speaker A:So she hit me back.
Speaker A:Message take it.
Speaker A:I said, the reason why I did that because I like what you do.
Speaker A:I respect what you're doing.
Speaker A:She was like, thank you.
Speaker A:I was just like, okay, I'm supporting her because I just see it came on my timeline thing on my Instagram, but I'm not thinking that if I like somebody's stuff or if I support them, like, they thinking I'm trying to hit on them.
Speaker A:I thought that you supposed to.
Speaker A:But here's the thing.
Speaker A:Why have a social media page and why I have it public if you don't want nobody to like your stuff?
Speaker B:Yeah, I think my psychology is fucked up.
Speaker B:Yeah, my psychology is really fucked up.
Speaker B:I'm fucked up.
Speaker E:Even though I'm a married woman.
Speaker E:Like, I'll have like, you know, it might be a gentleman who will jump in my DM and be like, hey, no, your definition of that was wrong.
Speaker E:Like, this is actually what it means.
Speaker E:Or whatever the case may Be.
Speaker E:And it might not mean nothing.
Speaker E:Like, oh, like I follow you.
Speaker E:I'm a fan of you and real life street stars.
Speaker E:And I just, you know, I just wanted you to have it right?
Speaker E:Oh, okay.
Speaker E:Like, that's cool.
Speaker E:And even if he hearts 24, it's about how you move.
Speaker E:So if you message and it's cool and it's platonic, it's the woman.
Speaker E:Like if you got just some young little girl, whatever, she gonna think everything is that, but it's not.
Speaker E:Yeah, like it's not that.
Speaker E:It don't gotta be no specific type of way at all is what's.
Speaker F:You get what I'm saying?
Speaker F:So you go in 24 heart some random.
Speaker F:If you go ahead and 24 heart some random again, like she said with the 300 followers, it's you.
Speaker F:Okay?
Speaker F:She is you.
Speaker F:The person in general.
Speaker F:It's.
Speaker F:She looking at the follow.
Speaker F:She looking at who you are.
Speaker F:She looking at.
Speaker F:Okay, I done seen him on, you know, Real life.
Speaker F:Three stars.
Speaker F:I know what it is.
Speaker B:I'm tired.
Speaker B:I'm gonna help you.
Speaker F:I know what it is.
Speaker F:She done noticed all of your, you know, growth, progression, who you are.
Speaker F:Accolades.
Speaker F:That's the perfect word.
Speaker F:You get what I'm saying?
Speaker B:I like that.
Speaker B:I like social media being used for support.
Speaker A:What I'm asking you as a young lady.
Speaker A:So you're telling me now, from this day forward, don't hoard a lot of stuff.
Speaker A:Go ahead.
Speaker F:If you gonna support a business, one heart is just enough support coming from you.
Speaker B:Wait, wait.
Speaker B:A business or a personal OnlyFans page.
Speaker F:If you gonna walk.
Speaker B:I'm just.
Speaker A:Don't worry about Joe Blue.
Speaker F:Say a person.
Speaker F:I'm just saying she got a booty out OnlyFans page.
Speaker B:Okay, depending on what you're hearting.
Speaker F:If he gonna support the OnlyFans page, he not gonna harden nothing.
Speaker F:He just gonna go and pay for the OnlyFans.
Speaker F:And now he subscribed for however long he subscribed.
Speaker B:I mean, is a.
Speaker B:If a girl's in her bikini for like 30 posts.
Speaker F:Okay, cool.
Speaker B:We could be here all day.
Speaker B:Hold on.
Speaker D:Here's the thing.
Speaker D:Here's where it really.
Speaker D:Here's where it really gets down to OG you can heart inside of the inside of the story now.
Speaker D:So if I heart your story, I'm trying to fuck with you.
Speaker B:No, Diddy.
Speaker D:If I'm hearting all your stories.
Speaker A:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker D:20 in your store.
Speaker D:If every one of your stories, the one where you go to the refrigerator.
Speaker B:How hard that bitch.
Speaker D:Yeah, I might be trying to Knock you down, but liking the post that shit over with that shit dead.
Speaker B:All right, so here we go.
Speaker B:Here we go, here we go.
Speaker A:No more support, y'all.
Speaker B:Local support.
Speaker B:Local support.
Speaker B:All right, so first and foremost, Gangsta, you know, we done had you here.
Speaker B:We didn't talked about Jag.
Speaker B:We didn't talked about Diddy.
Speaker B:We didn't talked about, of course, Drake and, you know.
Speaker A:You think I would have married Jag?
Speaker B:Ah, man, Jag.
Speaker A:I'm asking Joker this question.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:So I would love to see what that would be.
Speaker B:I really.
Speaker B:When you said you and Jag were sitting down on the domino effect, and Yalls conversation was about money and about how to fuck up the algorithm.
Speaker B:Terrence Gangster, who is running the Internet right now.
Speaker B:Jaguar Wright, who is telling the truth about everything.
Speaker B:Both y'all coming together, I think could be a unholy asylum.
Speaker B:I mean, not Asylum, but Unholy Union.
Speaker C:A reality TV show.
Speaker C:That's how I like to see.
Speaker A:I like that.
Speaker A:But I can't get.
Speaker A:I'm not gonna be faithful right now.
Speaker A:Now it's just not gonna happen.
Speaker A:I need two girlfriends sometime, maybe three.
Speaker A:Oh, yeah.
Speaker A:It's not gonna work.
Speaker B:Polygamy is your thing.
Speaker A:Yeah, I need.
Speaker A:I like.
Speaker A:I want a girl that like girls.
Speaker A:Okay, I'm gonna need that.
Speaker A:Don't we all?
Speaker A:Huh?
Speaker D:Don't we all want that?
Speaker A:Yeah, that's what I'm telling him.
Speaker A:So I don't want me and Jag to start off like, okay, we get married, and then as we kicking it, I might see something else I like and be like, jag, I'm not coming home tonight.
Speaker A:Where we at?
Speaker A:Calling, joking.
Speaker A:Call him on the street.
Speaker B:Hold on, hold on, hold on.
Speaker D:But you say.
Speaker D:You said you want a girl that like girl.
Speaker D:So you wouldn't say, I'm not coming home.
Speaker D:You say, I'm coming to get you.
Speaker A:No, but sometimes the girl might not be with her.
Speaker A:She might be chilling.
Speaker A:Don't want to be bottled, you know, Some women be moody.
Speaker A:Oh, I'm feel like being bottled with her tonight.
Speaker A:Well, I do.
Speaker A:So I'm not coming home to her.
Speaker A:That ain't gonna work.
Speaker B:God damn it.
Speaker B:God damn it.
Speaker B:Well, I was saying all that to say, you know, y'all.
Speaker B:Y'all should get married.
Speaker B:And that'd be a great TV series.
Speaker B:You should monetize it.
Speaker B:You know, about the monetization game.
Speaker B:Facts get to the money, right?
Speaker B:But.
Speaker B:Oh, go ahead.
Speaker D:We should do that.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker D:We Gangsta and Two ladies.
Speaker D:We should.
Speaker D:We should.
Speaker A:Oh, y'all angel Come up with something real good, too.
Speaker A:I don't know if she wanna put it out now.
Speaker D:Nah, not just.
Speaker B:Oh, shit.
Speaker A:Oh, she come up with a beautiful, beautiful motherfucker.
Speaker A:Ogdy, I'm in the building.
Speaker B:So what we did want to ask was if Diddy was to go into incarceration for whatever said crimes.
Speaker B:Remind us again, for a celebrity entity like Diddy coming into the penitentiary system, how does that work for someone on his stature?
Speaker B:Like, what does that look like if he is, let's say, convicted and has to serve, let's say 10 plus.
Speaker A:Are we speaking federal or state?
Speaker B:This will be state.
Speaker B:I think state will pick this.
Speaker B:State will pick this up.
Speaker B:Okay, but no, federal might pick this up.
Speaker A:I was about to say.
Speaker A:Cause here's the thing, what I learned.
Speaker A:If I go in a woman house and I hold her there against her will, that's kidnapping.
Speaker A:And that could be federal.
Speaker B:Yeah, we literally win this kidnapping.
Speaker B:Kind of sort of on the camera, keeping it right.
Speaker A:So it could go federal.
Speaker A:Now, what the feds have done over the years, they have made from penitentiaries, medium to lows, dropout yards.
Speaker A:So if you, an ex gang member, if you're a sex offender or snitch, they got prisons now where you can go and walk a yard and be safe now.
Speaker A:So he'd be very.
Speaker A:He'd be fine.
Speaker A:So federal, he's gonna be fine, right?
Speaker B:Not 23 and one.
Speaker A:Just no, he gonna be out on the compound.
Speaker A:Cause everybody gonna either be sex offenders or dropout gang members, snitches.
Speaker A:Where everybody just happy walking around laughing and just enjoying life.
Speaker A:Because they all had that same problem or some kind of problem.
Speaker A:So he'll be okay in federal, state, I'm pretty sure he'll be maybe locked down.
Speaker A:Because they may not have yards like that.
Speaker A:I don't know what state he would go to.
Speaker A:I can't speak on state, but I know federal.
Speaker A:There are prisons from penitentiary to mediums to lows, where you could go and walk the yard and be fine.
Speaker B:When you did federal time, 23 years.
Speaker A:10 months of it, did anyone.
Speaker B:Like.
Speaker B:I know you mentioned some of the people that you deal with.
Speaker B:But as far as a real celebrity come through and was like, y'all heard that he's coming, that he's here.
Speaker B:Maybe you laid eyes on him, maybe you didn't.
Speaker B:But did any real celebrities come through where you were located?
Speaker A:Only people that I was on the compound with was big Meech convertible Burt from Miami, who Rick Rose rap about.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:That'S the only people I no C.
Speaker A:Brown state, that's a person that, with a big name that I was on compounds with.
Speaker A:But when you see the thing when you go to the Fed, it's people that are millionaires from all over the United States and from the other world, other countries that be in the Fed that you will come across.
Speaker A:So it's like people looking at it like, man, you in here just like us, boy.
Speaker A:Sit down somewhere.
Speaker A:And that's why I tell a lot of these youngsters like you may be a shot caller, a big homie out here on the streets, but when you go to fed is already a protocol.
Speaker A:You're going to fall in line or you're going to get up off that compound.
Speaker A:So things on the street, you running stuff, but you get to the Fed, you're not going to running nothing.
Speaker D:So when we see in the movie like A Millionaire go to jail, it ain't that serious.
Speaker D:Like he start running like running the yard, Nothing like that.
Speaker D:Or he get paid protection or anything like that.
Speaker A:Yes, that's possible.
Speaker A:Because when you get to prison there are a bunch of young ignorant gang members.
Speaker A:Young bunch of ignorant dudes from certain parts of the state that if you got the money, you're gonna control.
Speaker A:Because if he broke, he don't handle.
Speaker A:You send him 2, $300.
Speaker A:He penitentiary rich now.
Speaker A:So now he gonna move when you tell him to move.
Speaker A:You have a bunch of little crash dummies in the federal system that want to prove a point.
Speaker A:Man, I see so many little young dummies run their time up, kill people.
Speaker A:But it's sad man, in that prison system.
Speaker E:So is it true like what they say about like certain inmates?
Speaker E:It's like on some goodfellas stuff, they got the corner, they got all, they got TVs and pots and pans and they in there living very, very comfortable.
Speaker E:Does that truly exist when you go to the feds?
Speaker E:Or is that kind of something that's just made up?
Speaker A:No, that's true, that's true.
Speaker A:You got inmates that, well, you know, in the federal system.
Speaker A:And I was speaking about that.
Speaker A:Well, one of my mothers like 6th street from Baltimore, he had.
Speaker A:We had like maybe six TVs in the unit and he had one was still on BET all day every day.
Speaker A:And you better not, you better not touch that tv.
Speaker A:So I've seen riots, blacks and whites go to wall behind a tv.
Speaker A:TV is very dangerous in the federal system because people want, they like, you might have a bet, you might have a cnn.
Speaker A:I've seen people get into It I went on Fox News, people been on CNN too much a fight.
Speaker A:You know, like I say, you got the miscellaneous tv, you got the sports channel.
Speaker A:So in federal system, certain TVs, you got certain people, what we call real estate.
Speaker A:There might be five cells, and this might be all Bloods, all Crips or gds or Muslims or Texas.
Speaker A:So if you come out the comp come on a compound, and you go in that dormitory, and if one of those cells open, that's all Texas sale.
Speaker A:You can't go in there.
Speaker A:You got to go to the hole or go somewhere.
Speaker A:Or if they let you in that cell.
Speaker A:So they got what you call real estate, where people claim sales.
Speaker A:And some people like that stupid child.
Speaker A:Well, here's the thing.
Speaker A:If you got a white person here, a black here, and a Mexican here, and if a ride jump off when they lock us down, when they open them doors back, we about to get our lick back.
Speaker A:Or if a white attack black or a Latino attack a black.
Speaker A:So when they pop them doors, we got to retaliate.
Speaker A:So you don't want to be next to a black or a white.
Speaker A:I mean, a white or Spanish, you don't say.
Speaker A:So everybody sleep by one another.
Speaker A:So that stuff is just.
Speaker A:Man, I don't ever want to go back to prison again.
Speaker A:And I had it good.
Speaker A:But it's a lot of politics.
Speaker A:If something happened, you would literally see maybe 300 blacks and maybe 500 Latinos on a rec yard.
Speaker A:So y'all facing off like, you know how y'all were, so sponsors the wall, how they about to clap.
Speaker A:That's how I be really in federal prison.
Speaker A:And I used to always tell people, the Latinos are famous for hiding their knives on a wreck yard.
Speaker A:So in a fight, if something pop off, I start with, tell my homie, listen, if it go off in the unit, I'm not going to the record.
Speaker A:This where it started at.
Speaker A:So I'm gonna get my man here.
Speaker A:I'm going to the hole.
Speaker A:Y'all take care.
Speaker A:Whatever.
Speaker A:I'm gonna get mine right here.
Speaker A:I'm not gonna let nobody stab me or kill me, you know, so they have a.
Speaker A:It's a thing where everybody want to meet on the wreck yard.
Speaker A:So you got a bunch of people just lined up.
Speaker A:And then if you're in the penitentiary, that man come out that tower and drop that bomb.
Speaker A:Boom.
Speaker A:Get out on the ground.
Speaker A:You don't get the ground, you're getting shot.
Speaker A:So it just.
Speaker A:Man.
Speaker A:Yo, that federal system is just.
Speaker A:It's crazy, man.
Speaker A:And you got a lot of people that love it.
Speaker A:And like I said, like, if you got money, you're gonna live good.
Speaker A:You're gonna be able to send little people on missions.
Speaker A:You're gonna be able.
Speaker A:You might get a CEO, bring you a phone or what, you know, compromise, get you a little, you know.
Speaker D:Now, now we've been seeing a lot of people go viral for having very unprison, like things like money and Gucci shoes and grills and chains.
Speaker D:Like how, like, how is this even possible at this point?
Speaker A: bill, it was in: Speaker A:I got to the compound, I thought the guard was trying to set me up at first.
Speaker A:Cause he was like, what's up?
Speaker A:You making money?
Speaker A:I'm like, man, I just got here.
Speaker A:He asked me like three.
Speaker A:I said, man, what's up with you, K?
Speaker A:But then I found out he was hustling.
Speaker A:So all my homies started bringing me their money.
Speaker A:They would go on visit, get the money.
Speaker A:And I liter had like one time I had like 300, $3,000 in my sale.
Speaker A:So I asked my celly, I say, I said, I tell you what, I say, if you could tell me how much money this is, you could be a.
Speaker A:You could be one number over or one under, and I'm gonna give you a hundred dollars.
Speaker A:But he didn't get it right.
Speaker A:But I've had cash money.
Speaker A: to: Speaker A:Hey, bring me one pack of cigarettes.
Speaker A:That's how it starts off.
Speaker A:Or look, man, give me some McDonald's.
Speaker A:Keep the change.
Speaker A:And once they bite, then you can start having your people sending money to compromise them.
Speaker A:If it's a female, let me tell you what's crazy.
Speaker A:I know her whole name, it was a white lady.
Speaker A:And she was messing with this Latino.
Speaker A:But she used to like me.
Speaker A:And she used to like my little Muslim brother.
Speaker A:He used to work out a lot, he was in shape.
Speaker A:But I wasn't really playing, you know, giving her the kind of attention.
Speaker A:Cause I had another female I was coaching at the time.
Speaker A:And the women talk and they pay attention.
Speaker A:But the Latino felt I was a threat to him.
Speaker A:He got in this lady head.
Speaker A:He had this lady go to my legal locker and put a shank in my locker.
Speaker A:How I found out, right?
Speaker A:It was a Friday, it was in December.
Speaker A:Like they have quarters, like when they change ships, right?
Speaker A:So there was a few people that Was hating on me because I had locked down certain parts of the compound with the drugs.
Speaker A:So one of the guys, he called me and said, man, he talked to us, what's up?
Speaker A:He said, man, go check your legal locker.
Speaker A:The officer that worked in here, she put a shake in your locker.
Speaker A:So I was like, I don't believe I've heard that stuff, that seals set people.
Speaker A:I didn't believe it.
Speaker A:I went in my legal locker, I got all my stuff out, and I started looking through stuff, Man, I dumped out my mail bag, bro.
Speaker A:It was a big.
Speaker A:I had saw the shake on her on her desk.
Speaker A:Because see, what inmates will do, they'll get shanks, big shanks.
Speaker A:Turn into the CO to the CEO used to get money or they get off there, they get reward for finding these weapons, right?
Speaker A:So they used to have certain inmates to bring them the weapons so they could get.
Speaker A:So I saw on her desk, I didn't think none of it, but that same when I saw her desk was in the locker, right?
Speaker A:So what happened was like, three months later, she came back to my unit.
Speaker A:So I ran to my locker, my legal locker, got all my stuff out of there.
Speaker A:I was like, man, I'm tired of living.
Speaker A:I ain't about to be living scared like that.
Speaker A:So one night we was in the back, back there, the back of the laundry room.
Speaker A:So she came back there.
Speaker A:Such had been such and such.
Speaker A:I said, don't you think you owe me an apology?
Speaker A:Because, you know, I found that.
Speaker A:She was like, yeah, I'm sorry.
Speaker A:I had told sis, don't mess with every day.
Speaker A:I'm like, you lying.
Speaker A:You ain't gonna tell SS that.
Speaker A:But for the fact for her to admit, yeah, she done it.
Speaker A:She was sorry.
Speaker A:I was like.
Speaker A:I wanted to give me a hug.
Speaker A:I was like, nah.
Speaker A:Cause we waited in the back.
Speaker A:It was a blind side, right?
Speaker A:I was like, she might tell the people I tried to sexual assault or something like that.
Speaker A:I was like, all right, I just got from back there.
Speaker A:But it just goes to show how dangerous that situation was, that she really planted a weapon on me.
Speaker A:And I had tricked her.
Speaker A:I said, well, you know, I could have turned that weapon in and let the people check the fingerprint.
Speaker A:Cause she wasn't thinking.
Speaker A:She was just going over this dude was telling her.
Speaker A:And, man.
Speaker A:But that stuff could get dangerous because the COs take sides with certain inmates.
Speaker C:What's the craziest weapon you've seen in there?
Speaker A:That.
Speaker A:Man, listen, when you in the lieutenant office, I saw a sword this long.
Speaker A:See, they Took.
Speaker A:We used to have, like, the dental.
Speaker A:Yeah, we used to have dental flaws, right, okay.
Speaker A:Cause what guys would do, they just take the dental floors to make weapons.
Speaker A:Like you.
Speaker A:Like you have the steel bed.
Speaker A:They would take the time and saw through that stuff to make weapons.
Speaker A:Like in federal prison.
Speaker A:I don't know if I stay in federal prison, people try to have the biggest knife.
Speaker A:Like, you might be on a wreck yard.
Speaker A:A person might.
Speaker A:You know how you have a gun?
Speaker A:How you raise your shirt to show you strapped.
Speaker A:That goes on in federal prison, too.
Speaker A:So people showing their knife and, man, this stuff crazy.
Speaker A:I caught a knife.
Speaker A:I caught a stabbing.
Speaker A:I talked to my brother the other day.
Speaker A:He gets a tour with a guy behind a table where they're going to sit, right?
Speaker A:So I had told him, I said, look, I got.
Speaker A:I had a shame about this long.
Speaker A:I was like, look, bro, if you get into somebody, I'm out there for you.
Speaker A:So a lot of people, I always tell people, good brother.
Speaker A:I mean, soft brother.
Speaker A:So they get into an argument.
Speaker A:The guy kind of big, right?
Speaker A:And I'm trying to stop them.
Speaker A:And we got a thing where it's called selling debt.
Speaker A:When if I'm in the middle stopping y'all, and you started calling the man a B word and get you.
Speaker A:So now you selling debt, man, this man won't want to kill you because you're disrespecting him, right?
Speaker A:So the guy leaves.
Speaker A:Then he running.
Speaker A:That guy, they was up the stairs, and the guy was pointing his finger in his face.
Speaker A:And the guy stole off on.
Speaker A:So I ran up to stop him, and we fell on the steps, like, 17 stairs.
Speaker A:Oh, we going, blah, blah.
Speaker A:And now I'm ticked off now because I'm like, I'm trying to help him.
Speaker A:And with the gravity, the guy kind of big.
Speaker A:So as we going down, I done lost it.
Speaker A:So they start fighting.
Speaker A:And I was going to help him.
Speaker A:I was like, now I want to kill him.
Speaker A:So that fast, I ran to the religious room, and we had an argument.
Speaker A:We had a debate, a dispute.
Speaker A:Where are we going to hide our knife in a religious room.
Speaker A:And one of the brothers wanted to hide it in the floor.
Speaker A:So we had two shanks for the Muslims in that dome.
Speaker A:And I was like, no, I want to hide in the ceiling.
Speaker A:So happened one of the brothers gambling.
Speaker A:He come got the knife from me.
Speaker A:So now people see, he come got the knife for myself.
Speaker A:He ran down dude in sale.
Speaker A:He got his money, took the commissary back.
Speaker A:Somebody dropped the dime to the fed.
Speaker A:I Mean, the fed sis come looking in the dorm, they found the knife in the floor, but we still had the one in the ceiling.
Speaker A:And that's the one in the ceiling where I stabbed the guy with.
Speaker A:And then I stood over the other guy.
Speaker A:He was in the middle of the floor, man.
Speaker A:Everybody was watching.
Speaker A:And I was about to kill this guy.
Speaker A:And I thought I said, man, you tripping.
Speaker A:You got life already.
Speaker A:And you about to kill this man.
Speaker A:You'll be stuck in this federal system.
Speaker A:And when I stopped, his coat offender stuck behind me and punched me in the jet turn, I chased him, I went to my cell, he locked me myself.
Speaker A:I bent the knife, flushed it.
Speaker A:We went to the whole.
Speaker A:He got trapped.
Speaker A:I just spoke with him the other day too.
Speaker A:He from dc, but it was just that fast.
Speaker A:Behind a table where I sit right here.
Speaker A:You know, you telling this man to move out the way the guy felt disrespected because he see his co defendant sitting here.
Speaker A:So automatically, if you come in the dorm, you're going to sit where your co defendant sit at.
Speaker A:But it was his table.
Speaker A:They claim everything in the feds.
Speaker A:Like, literally, if you in the child hall eating, if everybody from Texas eating right here in Louisiana, right here, I can't come through y'all.
Speaker A:I gotta go around because one of y'all might think I'm trying to stab one of y'all.
Speaker A:So they might try to stab me or something, you know, so.
Speaker A:Cause people send hits all the time from other jails everywhere.
Speaker A:So you gotta go around to get to your table.
Speaker A:It's just crazy in the federal system.
Speaker C:Is there any other weapon that you saw that people respect, like a lock and sock or something?
Speaker A:Oh, man, I seen so many people get whooped with lock and sock.
Speaker A:That's the number one weapon.
Speaker A:Because a lot of guys don't have shanks at the time.
Speaker A:So a person.
Speaker A:And here's the thing I've see, if you put a lock in the sock and you go hit a person automatically when the blood come, sometimes the sock rips.
Speaker A:So sometimes a person will wet the sock first, put the lock in there and then go to work.
Speaker A:But yeah, I saw that lock in the sock plenty of time.
Speaker A:One of my brothers got hit, crawled the head with a lock.
Speaker A:He wore the shag so bad, but he was like, I can just got here, man.
Speaker A:Don't kill her.
Speaker A:Because he wanted to kill the guy.
Speaker A:And it was behind a misunderstanding.
Speaker A:And I understand he got hit with a lock.
Speaker A:So sometimes you have a talk.
Speaker A:You have to talk, because I seen A guy, he had been down 15 years, 90 days to go a race wide jumped off.
Speaker A:He jumped off the phone, stabbed a dude.
Speaker A:Now he got a life sentence.
Speaker A:And I've seen people go from about to go home to run their time up.
Speaker B:So let me ask you again.
Speaker B:There's a show on Netflix called.
Speaker B:Is it Uncaged?
Speaker B:It's called Uncaged or some shit.
Speaker B:To where they basically said, we're going to see if we could have people in the penitentiary operate without CEOs.
Speaker B:Whoa.
Speaker B:Like, there's no cos.
Speaker B:We're gonna let y'all niggas be.
Speaker B:You won't see the presence of authority here.
Speaker B:Do you feel like even in the situation you was in, do you feel like that could work?
Speaker B:If the.
Speaker B:If the warden said, we're gonna take away.
Speaker B:Cos y'all manage y'all food, y'all manage commissary, y'all manage everything.
Speaker B:And we'll actually take a step back and we'll step in if, like, somebody's life is in line.
Speaker B:But we want y'all to build a village, to be able to have a community within the prison system.
Speaker A:It depends on what level.
Speaker A:Cause you got penitentiary, you got medium, you got low income.
Speaker A:Here's the thing.
Speaker A:Because in the penitentiary, it's not gonna work in pens and certain mediums.
Speaker A:Because, like I say, you got guys from dc, they don't have a state jail, so they deep in the Fed, they're gonna wanna run stuff.
Speaker A:Then you got the dirty South Carolina, you got Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, August, all the state south sticking together.
Speaker A:So it's gonna be a powerful struggle.
Speaker A:Like, now you got people.
Speaker A:What happens is Texas might run the laundry, or Louisiana might run the kitchen or the rec yard, might be for dc.
Speaker A:So it's gonna be a power struggle, but it can work.
Speaker A:Because what I've learned in federal prison, if you got the right shot caller or the right spokesman for that car, and he see a good thing, prime example, Allen Wood Penitentiary in Pennsylvania is the only pen that still have weights.
Speaker A:And what happens is the guys that's been locked up so long will tell their people to come, hey, y'all get into it.
Speaker A:They don't fight on his weight.
Speaker A:Power don't use these weight because they're going to take them on song.
Speaker A:They the only penitentiary with weights.
Speaker A:Everything else is gone, you know?
Speaker A:So it, like, it depends, man, who the leaders are.
Speaker A:And it also depends this what they have to offer on that compound.
Speaker A:So, meaning, like, if they say there are no guards, but we won't let y'all have conical visits, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Y'all got PlayStations, y'all can order from McDonald's, Popeyes, you know, so you giving these.
Speaker A:These things.
Speaker A:So now, of course, it's going to work, because people know, man, look, we laid back.
Speaker A:I'm about to go hit my broad.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I'm about to go.
Speaker A:So it can work.
Speaker A:But if you just talking about a regular prison, nah, it's gonna go up and it's gonna be bad.
Speaker A:Because what I learned.
Speaker A:And it's crazy how one guard could cover 100 people and one they respect, one CEO, you know?
Speaker A:But I've seen this happen, too.
Speaker A:One of my homeboys got into it, and he sent words.
Speaker A:All the homies out of the dome say, look, I'm into it with this group.
Speaker A:When I take.
Speaker A:When I take off, they're gonna hit the Deuces.
Speaker A:So when they hit the Deuces on the walk and talking, all the officers in other domes, they'll run to that one spot.
Speaker A:So when all the officers run to that spot, y'all take off over here.
Speaker A:So now they don't know where to go.
Speaker A:Cause now the deuce is going off everywhere now.
Speaker A:So people getting stabbed.
Speaker A:And the man is just.
Speaker B:So what you're saying is that the prison system works with authority?
Speaker A:Yeah, absolutely.
Speaker B:Like, in certain scenarios, in certain situations.
Speaker A:Yeah, you got.
Speaker B:Your authority is needed.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Because you got people with 12 licenses, you got people with.
Speaker B:Yeah, that's not going nowhere for a shit.
Speaker B:And they ready to.
Speaker A:Cause hell, you got people that just love to gang fight, love to stab.
Speaker A:People want to show up.
Speaker A:I hit him about like one of my Brothers got hit 109 times.
Speaker A:They tied him and they put him under the bed.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:So he stuffed him under the bed?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Get up under there.
Speaker A:I didn't see him where they killed the guy, just put him in his bed for count time.
Speaker A:Took like three, four days for them to realize.
Speaker B:Yeah, he just sleep during.
Speaker A:Right.
Speaker A:That's why they started the 10 o'clock count.
Speaker A:Cause at one time, we didn't have 10 o'clock standup count, but a guy made a mannequin.
Speaker A:And I think it was Chicago jail he broke out of.
Speaker A:So it's all.
Speaker B:Wait, hold on.
Speaker B:Wait, wait, wait.
Speaker B:You said a guy made a mannequin?
Speaker A:Yeah, like he was standing up at the sink, like he brushing his teeth.
Speaker B:On some Alcatraz shit.
Speaker A:Yeah, he got up out of there.
Speaker A:How I know the co, When I was on the wreck, y'all, he said, come here.
Speaker A:He told me to turn my head first.
Speaker A:Cause he had to log into the computer.
Speaker A:I guess he want me to see his passcode.
Speaker A:So I turned my head.
Speaker A:He showed.
Speaker A:He showed me the guy.
Speaker A:I was like, what, the mannequin?
Speaker A:Yeah, he was standing up like he had the thing, brushing his teeth, but he was gone.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A: So that's what, that: Speaker A:Oh, standing count.
Speaker B:Yeah, that's smart as shit.
Speaker B:That nigga still brushing his teeth?
Speaker A:Yeah, bro.
Speaker A:So.
Speaker A:Oh, yeah, yeah, man.
Speaker A:You know, like, guy, I wasn't there, but it broke.
Speaker A:I think it was Pollock Penitentiary.
Speaker A:It was really called Pollock, but people could pronounce it Pollock in Louisiana.
Speaker A:He broke out of there, got in the truck or the mail bag or something and got out.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:So, again, not to give people any ideas, but as you spent 23 years in there, in 10 months.
Speaker B:In 10 months, I forget the 10.
Speaker B:If you were to plan an escape or break out, what would you have?
Speaker B:Like, just knowing the system, what would have been your move?
Speaker A:The kitchen.
Speaker C:He's there listening.
Speaker A:Because, you know, they bring sometimes the truck or either the commissary.
Speaker A:Because the truck coming there.
Speaker A:The truck come on the compound, and they bring the commissary there, and they got a truck that leave off the compound and go to the warehouse.
Speaker A:So that's the best move.
Speaker A:Here's the thing, another thing.
Speaker A:In medium and lows, cams, you just walk off.
Speaker A:Because camp, there's no fence.
Speaker A:So you got people getting.
Speaker B:Oh, yeah, yeah, of course.
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker B:Can't get too far.
Speaker B:But I mean, you can get as.
Speaker A:Far as one of my homeboy, he just sees now, he used to have.
Speaker A:He used to have his girl pick up his homeboy in the hood, bring him to the camp.
Speaker A:The homie would just hop over the fence by, like this tall.
Speaker A:Hop over the fence, come get in his bed while they count.
Speaker A:And my homeboy will be back in New Orleans doing whatever he want to do, wrecking havoc.
Speaker B:I mean, he literally escaped.
Speaker A:Literally, yes.
Speaker A:God damn.
Speaker A:And he wound up getting six years for that.
Speaker A:His girl, she wound up getting a charge because they caught him at the hotel with the Maggie labor.
Speaker A:But yes, I've seen where people leave off the camp.
Speaker A:The camp is an easy place to escape because there's no fence.
Speaker A:There's only one co, but like a low.
Speaker A:Now, you.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying is there's a fence up at the low, but you can See cars, you know, like the medium as well.
Speaker A:You can see the cars.
Speaker A:Like penitentiary, it used to be a.
Speaker A:A wall up, right.
Speaker A:But what they did was because they did unconstitutional.
Speaker A:They got slick on us.
Speaker A:So what they did, they still built the dormitories like a box shape, right.
Speaker A:And you still in the middle.
Speaker A:Like, when you go on a wreck yard, you go on and just see up, you see the birds flying.
Speaker A:You don't see no car, some trees, none of that.
Speaker A:So you in that penitentiary, man.
Speaker A:All you just see stuff that's flying over because you up on a hill.
Speaker B:Speaking of stuff that's flying over, there was recently a case that, you know, they opened up.
Speaker B:Like, a lot of people got arrested because they had a drone company that was dropping off cell phones and all kind of shit in the penitentiary system to where if you was in there?
Speaker B:And how easily would a drone company be able to drop shit off and fall into a prison yard?
Speaker B:Like, is that something that even the guards would be looking for?
Speaker B:Or do you feel like, nigga, that's the easiest way to get contraband in?
Speaker A:I was just talking to a guy.
Speaker A:It's not no drawing company.
Speaker A:Let me make that clear.
Speaker A:They be regular people.
Speaker A:And one of my partner was telling me that one of his partners got an escape charge for that because he had to go on a building on a roof, I mean, to get his package.
Speaker A:So, yeah, that's common now.
Speaker A:That happens in different prisons.
Speaker A:People be sending drones.
Speaker B:Yeah, it's a windy day.
Speaker A:Yeah, they just drop a bunch of cell phones.
Speaker A:One of my homies called me the other day, was on lockdown because the people found over 100 cell phones.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:So in certain prisons, that stuff just going down.
Speaker A:I was scared to get on sale, use cell phone when I was incarcerated because I was like, if the people find this phone and they able to go in here and find my phone, I'm going home.
Speaker A:Get it right up.
Speaker A:So I didn't want to use the phone, Right.
Speaker A:Smart enough.
Speaker A:And that wind up being bad for me because when I come home, like, I don't know how to use the iPhone now.
Speaker B:Fuck that.
Speaker B:You freedo.
Speaker B:I'll figure this shit out, nigga.
Speaker B:IPhone for dummies.
Speaker B:Yeah, hooked on fondness is great for me.
Speaker B:So let me ask you, and last question.
Speaker B:Just what was the throatiest thing that a woman snuck into the penitentiary that you was like, damn, she got that in here?
Speaker A:Well, I know.
Speaker A:I know some females who got arrested too for this.
Speaker A:They bringing weed, bringing cigarettes, cell phones, cell phones.
Speaker A:Yeah, that's that's something common stuff like that.
Speaker A:That's all I know.
Speaker A:I didn't.
Speaker A:I've never.
Speaker A:I know this.
Speaker B:Do they normally put in like with their hair weave or they put in.
Speaker A:There like, you know, back before they start checking their bag, they just come in with their purse.
Speaker A:In males as well, right?
Speaker A:It was one goal.
Speaker A:He used to bring his cigarettes in ahead of time, hide them, and he would get your money, he would leave.
Speaker A:So if he.
Speaker A:He would know if you tell.
Speaker A:So the people run down on him.
Speaker A:He already got the cigarettes in the prison already.
Speaker B:Smart man.
Speaker A:Yeah, he should do that, right?
Speaker A:But I know a lot of people who got arrested.
Speaker A:We just called it the walk of shame.
Speaker A:And I know women that would have sex with inmates.
Speaker A:So it needs to be a power struggle with.
Speaker A:That should be messed with this guy and mess with him too.
Speaker A:He find out his homie find out he trying to wall.
Speaker A:It just.
Speaker A:It's always been a bunch of bull crap with that.
Speaker B:Oh, messy.
Speaker B:Ooh, for a woman.
Speaker B:I know that probably feels good to see two inmates gorilla fighting over you, right?
Speaker A:Because here's the thing though.
Speaker A:But both of y'all about to lose now.
Speaker A:And then the next player, he bout it.
Speaker A:Cause y'all going to hold.
Speaker B:Yeah, she free.
Speaker A:Yeah, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So the next man up, you know what I'm saying, is the next man up.
Speaker A:So you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So.
Speaker A:Bro, it's so much stuff that happened in that prison system.
Speaker A:Here was a situation in the prison I was in.
Speaker A:He's home now.
Speaker A:There was a actually a real gun on the compound.
Speaker A:So one of my homeboys came to me, he was like, bro, I got an idea.
Speaker A:I said, what's up?
Speaker A:He said, man, we could take this gun and plan in one of them Mexican sale to get out of town.
Speaker A:I said, man, you crazy?
Speaker A:Cause the people gonna know where that gun come from.
Speaker A:How that guy.
Speaker A:I said, I don't have no parts of that.
Speaker A:You trippin'they.
Speaker A:Had a real gun on a compound, man.
Speaker B:Oh, nigga.
Speaker A:Yeah, so, bro, that's kinda lit though.
Speaker B:Nigga got a real gun.
Speaker B:That's a movie.
Speaker A:Yes.
Speaker B:Well, no, it's literally.
Speaker B:That's literally fire.
Speaker B:Literally fire.
Speaker A:I was at the medium.
Speaker B:Yeah, nigga, this is shit.
Speaker B:That's a movie way to happen.
Speaker B:They get guns in the motherfucking gun, nigga.
Speaker B:Not even plastic, just real ass guns.
Speaker B:All right, TG man, again, we're about to do this Togetherland situation, man.
Speaker B:You've been a big part of real Life street stars.
Speaker B:I don't even know if there's words to kind of thank you.
Speaker B:And also, big you up as far as the.
Speaker B:Yeah, that's why we got.
Speaker B:I mean, we gotta.
Speaker B:We gotta throw you something.
Speaker B:We got.
Speaker B:We gotta go.
Speaker B:We gotta piece you up.
Speaker A:I gave y'all the grape with the chain now.
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah, yeah, nigga.
Speaker B:Fast Money gonna throw us back in it.
Speaker B:Shit.
Speaker B:But with that being said, no.
Speaker B:Hopefully by the time this is out, we are touching a million.
Speaker B:And you always said, like, bro, when y'all boys touch a million.
Speaker B:I've been there since 200,000, and it's just 220.
Speaker B:220.
Speaker C:You gotta say the 20.
Speaker B:Yeah, you gotta say the 20.
Speaker B:It's just such a blessing to be able to say.
Speaker B:We've been on this path together.
Speaker B:We're on this growth together.
Speaker B:Your own situation, which we're gonna.
Speaker B:Every time you have a new podcast, you have a new name for the podcast.
Speaker B:So we're gonna plug it now.
Speaker B:Okay, what is your active podcast now?
Speaker B:Where can they.
Speaker B:Where do the views need to go?
Speaker A:Okay, right now, I just have Terrence gangster Williams on YouTube.
Speaker A:I have hanging out with OG giggity.
Speaker A:I have abandoned that for a while, but I bought a crank that back up.
Speaker A:I have two shows right now that I'm dealing with.
Speaker A:I'm about to start back on my reality show.
Speaker B:Oh, I don't want you, man.
Speaker B:That reality show is so fucking fire.
Speaker A:Well, I can't tell.
Speaker A:Y'all didn't never put it on real life.
Speaker B:Well, no, we watched it during the game, during the Cowboys or some shit.
Speaker B:But no, seriously, for you to say you plan on doing a reality show and then put it together in the quality that it is, you're light years ahead of most people that be talking about shit.
Speaker A:Yeah, I got talent.
Speaker B:You put your money where your mouth is.
Speaker B:Big facts, there you go.
Speaker B:And definitely reality show is popping.
Speaker A:And you know what registered in my mind was when I was incarcerated, and he's home now, too old here, named Jesse Cage.
Speaker A:We was on mega security.
Speaker A:And I should be like, yo, I want to do this.
Speaker A:He said, gangster, you know what your problem?
Speaker A:I said, no, what it is?
Speaker A:He said, you long on ideas, short on cash.
Speaker A:So that ticked me off for a long time, right?
Speaker A:And then it hit me.
Speaker A:I was like.
Speaker A:I was like, you know, a lot of us always say, oh, I wanna do this record company.
Speaker A:Oh, I wanna do this movie.
Speaker A:Oh, I wanna go buy this house.
Speaker A:But we don't have the money, so we got a Lot of ideas, but short on cash.
Speaker A:So I was like.
Speaker A:I was tired of hearing people, even myself, like, man, I'm gonna do this movie.
Speaker A:I'm gonna do this reality show, and I'm always promoting this.
Speaker A:I was like, you know what?
Speaker A:Let's do it.
Speaker A:So the day I did it, and I didn't know what I was doing, I just know people say, man, you funny on camera.
Speaker A:So I'm like, come on, y'all.
Speaker A:Just come on.
Speaker A:Let's just film.
Speaker A:Let's go, let's go, let's go.
Speaker A:And a lady shout out to Charlene Thompson because she put it all together for me.
Speaker A:Another thing I was tired of waiting on people to plug me with Netflix, plug me with Tubi.
Speaker A:So I was like, you know what?
Speaker A:I'm putting on my own channel and let people see it, let it grow.
Speaker A:I got the next episode now waiting to come out, but I just was having fun.
Speaker B:The fact that, you know, Birdman could have took care of a lot of situations, got you, put you ahead right when you got out, like how he did bg, you made it.
Speaker B:You called it Surviving Without Birdman and showed that you're able to fucking get to your own shit, like, without so much input on the cash money label.
Speaker A:Big facts.
Speaker B:Amazing.
Speaker D:How did you feel when Rick Ross was talking about Birdman?
Speaker A:I was ticked off.
Speaker A:Cause at the end of the day, no matter what I'm gonna do with my family, I stay my family.
Speaker A:I was.
Speaker A:It's blood, sweat, and tears behind that cash money stuff.
Speaker A:That hot boy stuff.
Speaker A:That wasn't something that people just made.
Speaker A:It was really us street guy that was really protecting the artist that was really out there.
Speaker A:And sometimes you want Bird, man, pop your stuff, talk your stuff, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Because you the big brother, but I've always been the bad one.
Speaker A:But however, I can't take up for you all the time.
Speaker A:You got to speak up.
Speaker A:Then I'm going to pull up.
Speaker A:But you got to speak out sometime, man.
Speaker A:So I'm like.
Speaker A:And then it's fun that I'm looking at.
Speaker A:I'm going to make money off this.
Speaker A:Tag me in.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:But, like, when Ross.
Speaker A:And Ross is a good artist.
Speaker A:So when Ross made their idols before Rivals, I was in prison for that, right?
Speaker A:But I'm here.
Speaker A:I'm like, oh, he snapped.
Speaker A:I'm like.
Speaker A:I'm like, I'm mad, but I'm like, yeah, that thing hard.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:But I be like, see, Bird like this.
Speaker A:He wanna wait.
Speaker A:He pretty much like Jay Z do.
Speaker A:If you diss me today, I might make a wait a year later to dish you back.
Speaker A:In this day and time, these youngsters, they got short attention spans.
Speaker A:We gotta diss them right back.
Speaker A:Right there and there.
Speaker B:24 hours of respond.
Speaker A:Right?
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So I don't like his method or how he respond, but that's just how he respond.
Speaker A:And like I say, that's family.
Speaker A:I'ma always support them, rep cash money to the death of me.
Speaker A:That's just what it is.
Speaker A:But yeah, I don't be liking when they be coming for him.
Speaker B:Listen, Birdman got Toni Braxton and Rick Ross got hot dogs or chili dogs.
Speaker A:Whatever the fuck you gotta.
Speaker A:You gotta eat to live now.
Speaker A:I'm just saying, you gotta feed the women.
Speaker A:You gotta go hand in hand.
Speaker A:Shout out to Tony Br.
Speaker A:I got a chance to talk to her when I first got out.
Speaker B:Oh, really?
Speaker A:Yeah, I had a conversation.
Speaker A:You know, everybody gotta holla.
Speaker B:Was she just.
Speaker B:Was she what you expected?
Speaker B:Like, as far as very sweet, down.
Speaker A:To earth, very, very cool, sweet woman, man.
Speaker A:Shout out, Tony, let me make this.
Speaker B:Tamar Firecracker.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Shout out to Kamor Lee.
Speaker A:She wrote me when I was in prison.
Speaker B:Seriously?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Four page letter.
Speaker A:Showed me love.
Speaker A:She a gangster.
Speaker A:She down the earth.
Speaker A:Real.
Speaker B:Yeah, that's dope.
Speaker A:So that's crazy.
Speaker A:I got a lot of friends, you know.
Speaker A:Y'all realize street, see now that's.
Speaker D:Nah, that's 24 hearts on me.
Speaker A:I done jumped up now.
Speaker A:That's a.
Speaker A:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker A:So, you know, shout out to them women.
Speaker A:I have.
Speaker A:I have a few little friends, you know.
Speaker A:Real life.
Speaker A:Streets are not my only big friends that I have now.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker B:Yeah, no, you.
Speaker B:You were a wild.
Speaker A:Y'all my favorite.
Speaker A:Y'all my number one.
Speaker A:Let me say this here.
Speaker A:Nah, this is my second home here, for real.
Speaker A:But, yeah, there was some beautiful women.
Speaker B:Yeah, I can't wait till we drop this interview and we gonna see them tap in from Uganda or some shit.
Speaker B:Yeah, they might know some gangster shit that goes on over there that they relate to.
Speaker B:What you saying?
Speaker A:What this word is?
Speaker A:How y'all pronounce it?
Speaker A:Y'all help me out.
Speaker A:Oh, masadina, mascot master.
Speaker D:What's the word?
Speaker A:How you pronounce the word?
Speaker A:Maskadina?
Speaker B:What's the word?
Speaker A:It's one of them context clues over one of them countries start with an M.
Speaker B:Mussolini.
Speaker A:A country that start an M.
Speaker A:M0 something.
Speaker B:Anybody know geography?
Speaker A:Not that look on My page, right?
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:I said it to say this here because there's a guy that hit me from over there.
Speaker A:He was like, mussolini who?
Speaker B:Mussolini.
Speaker A:Not that one.
Speaker A:He's a Namara.
Speaker A:I know that now.
Speaker A:I'm familiar.
Speaker A:That's where my brother's at.
Speaker B:Please.
Speaker B:No, I just.
Speaker B:All right, go.
Speaker A:Nah, man, look, listen, look on my channel, I interviewed the guy, he from over there and they got a different kind of music they played.
Speaker A:He played his music for me.
Speaker A:But I was just surprised that over in that country they rocking with me.
Speaker A:He was like, oh, you got to come over.
Speaker A:And I'm like, nah, you might kidnap me.
Speaker A:I ain't coming over there.
Speaker A:Thank you for the love shout out, but no, but I'm thinking about signing him as my artist.
Speaker B:All right, man.
Speaker B:There you go.
Speaker B:Now, now.
Speaker B:International giggity.
Speaker B:International giggity.
Speaker A:Big facts.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:We're going to find out what the.
Speaker A:Country is when I get old.
Speaker A:But I just didn't want to pull it up on them right now.
Speaker B:So let's do it like this, man.
Speaker B:Any shout outs you want to give as far as anybod.
Speaker B:And before you even give shout outs, just cause you in Dallas, Texas.
Speaker B:Who do you have winning?
Speaker B:Mike Tyson versus Jake Paul.
Speaker A:Just give your predictions and you know, I like Mike.
Speaker A:I come up on Mike Tyson.
Speaker A:I don't know Jake Paul.
Speaker A:I've never seen him fight.
Speaker A:I don't know about that.
Speaker A:It's a possibility he could win because he's young.
Speaker A:Who knows?
Speaker A:They might have told Mike will get you a back in this day and time.
Speaker A:So much stuff be a big setup.
Speaker A:So I don't know.
Speaker A:But I'm going with Mike.
Speaker A:But like I say, the younger one, he might open up a prime example.
Speaker A:We didn't know if we were surprised to see Devin take a loss, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So when Ryan put him on his back pocket.
Speaker A:So I don't know at this dead time, I know I want to get in the ring with somebody.
Speaker A:I'm ready to rumble for the right amount of change.
Speaker B:Calm down, calm down.
Speaker B:Calm down, T.
Speaker B:Calm down, T.
Speaker B:But with that being said, with that being said, we definitely want to definitely give you love, man.
Speaker B:We say this like it's a few people who say this too that, you know, we don't really know the history.
Speaker B:You're one of the original ones that we came through that when we say this, it hits a little harder for you.
Speaker B:So we have to say it, you know.
Speaker B:Terrence Gangsta Williams, shout out fast.
Speaker B:Terrence Civilian Williams Yeah, he gave it that.
Speaker B:He rearranged it fast on real estate.
Speaker B:And we have to say, man, you are a real life street star.
Speaker A:Let's go.
Speaker A:Nah, time out, time out.
Speaker A:Now you just say I can give my shout out.
Speaker A:You know, I ain't never do shout out since I been here.
Speaker B:Oh, yeah.
Speaker B:No, no.
Speaker B:Oh, yeah.
Speaker B:Bring it the fuck back.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:You ain't never give shout outs.
Speaker A:Please.
Speaker A:Who?
Speaker B:You got a shout out?
Speaker A:I don't know.
Speaker A:Shout out to my mom.
Speaker A:Oh, no.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:No, no.
Speaker B:Give your grammy speech.
Speaker A:What's your name?
Speaker A:Shout out to Casey.
Speaker A:She got a hookah thing name.
Speaker B:What's the hookah?
Speaker A:Come show them you.
Speaker A:Come on up and let the people see you.
Speaker E:Hookah.
Speaker A:Get on up here.
Speaker A:Come tell us about your hookah.
Speaker B:Put your face on camera.
Speaker B:This is.
Speaker A:Come on.
Speaker B:Oh, he giving you much love, honey.
Speaker B:Casey.
Speaker B:One million subscribers.
Speaker B:This is how you support local.
Speaker A:Come on.
Speaker B:Support your local talent.
Speaker A:Come on.
Speaker G:Hey, yeah.
Speaker A:There you go.
Speaker A:First of all, how old are you?
Speaker G:I'm 29.
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker A:She's okay.
Speaker B:All right.
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker B:Making sure.
Speaker B:Got it.
Speaker A:I don't need to know.
Speaker A:He was there with a 17.
Speaker A:Cause you look kind of young.
Speaker B:All right, so.
Speaker B:Cause jag gonna feel away.
Speaker B:Go.
Speaker B:Go ahead.
Speaker B:Go ahead and promote what you have.
Speaker G:Well, my name is Casey Jones and I have my CBD hookah business called Gun Smoke Hookah.
Speaker G:And it's no nicotine, no tobacco.
Speaker G:It's AK47s.
Speaker G:And I have five different colors, so they're available for rent.
Speaker G:If you would like to purchase one for.
Speaker G:For personal use at home, they're available.
Speaker B:Hold that, hold that, hold that.
Speaker B:Boom.
Speaker A:Are you the model?
Speaker A:Come on, stand up here too.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Boom.
Speaker A:I can't get Violet for having her.
Speaker A:That's not a real two.
Speaker A:Right?
Speaker A:All right, cool.
Speaker A:So it's a hookah thing.
Speaker G:It's a hookah.
Speaker A:What made you come up with the gun?
Speaker A:You violin.
Speaker B:She play some golden eyes on it.
Speaker A:Oh, okay.
Speaker G:I like the style.
Speaker G:And it was just a different cool look like coming up for Summertime.
Speaker G:And so I put my logo on it.
Speaker A:Okay, let me hold.
Speaker A:Let me help you out.
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:All right.
Speaker A:What's this part here?
Speaker A:Oh, it go on it like that.
Speaker B:Robots in disguise.
Speaker A:Just like that.
Speaker G:And then it has, you know, the base for the shisha to go in.
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:So you like a man who.
Speaker B:Who smokes straight up out of a AK47.
Speaker G:Not necessarily, but if you're into it.
Speaker A:So.
Speaker A:So that.
Speaker D:So that's not no sassy that.
Speaker D:Men smoking hookah I don't think so.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker G:I know a lot of guys feel that it is, you know, feminine or for the.
Speaker G:For the ladies, but it's a lot of guys.
Speaker D:No, that's not.
Speaker D:That's how females feel, y'all.
Speaker D:They feel like niggas sassy for.
Speaker A:Oh, men don't supposed to smoke the hookah.
Speaker D:No, me, you supposed to do whatever you want to do to have enjoy yourself.
Speaker G:It's like give and take again.
Speaker A:So, okay, look, cut the board.
Speaker A:Are you single?
Speaker A:We want to know that you an entrepreneur and you got some men that's looking for a chance.
Speaker A:So you got a man.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:You dating?
Speaker B:Time to say something.
Speaker A:You out in the park.
Speaker G:No.
Speaker G:None dating.
Speaker D:No, no.
Speaker A:She tried to say you're not dating.
Speaker A:So you single.
Speaker A:You like men or what?
Speaker A:You like the people?
Speaker A:Look, don't look at me.
Speaker A:You got an 8K.
Speaker A:So, you know, what would you say earlier?
Speaker A:You don't like to speak.
Speaker G:What you say y'all like?
Speaker A:I don't know what I say.
Speaker A:I told y'all.
Speaker A:People get.
Speaker B:You got guys like terrence.
Speaker B:Support.
Speaker A:Support.
Speaker B:24 likes, right?
Speaker B:So hold you down.
Speaker A:So we want.
Speaker A:You like hood guys, corporate guys.
Speaker A:You got an ak.
Speaker A:So we want what you like.
Speaker E:No, no, no.
Speaker A:Talk to us.
Speaker A:What you like?
Speaker A:You like a jazzy bra?
Speaker A:The fuck you like a jazzy bra?
Speaker D:Like what?
Speaker A:Oh, you don't want us to put you on the spot?
Speaker A:Oh, okay.
Speaker A:So do you have a social media site?
Speaker A:Yes, sir.
Speaker A:What you got?
Speaker A:Tell me your Instagram.
Speaker G:My business page is Gun Smoke Hookah.
Speaker G:Gun smoke with two N's.
Speaker G:Underscore hookah.
Speaker B:You're an actress as well, correct?
Speaker A:Yes.
Speaker B:You've been in movies, such as?
Speaker G:You can view my movie Older Man, Younger Woman, which is on Amazon prime and 2B.
Speaker B:Oh, dope.
Speaker G:I also have a Christmas movie on Amazon prime and to be called the.
Speaker G:I don't have to get the name because it's.
Speaker G:I think it's like the last Christmas.
Speaker B:I like that.
Speaker G:And another film supposed to be coming out on bet.
Speaker G:It's a bid for love, too.
Speaker B:So, yeah.
Speaker B:Older.
Speaker B:Older man, younger woman.
Speaker B:That's some wild shit.
Speaker B:But.
Speaker B:Right?
Speaker A:And it's just like, what's going on right here.
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker B:No, no, definitely name the hookah.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:See how she blushes?
Speaker A:I think she like.
Speaker B:Oh, shit.
Speaker B:New Orleans sweat.
Speaker B:Wow.
Speaker A:She hasn't stopped smiling since she been up with.
Speaker B:Yeah, put that gun in his face.
Speaker B:He get excited.
Speaker G:Okay, cut.
Speaker A:Okay, put that.
Speaker B:Put that AK in his face.
Speaker A:There you go.
Speaker B:Thank you, though, for supporting the business.
Speaker D:Cash money is the army.
Speaker A:Better yet.
Speaker A:All right, now.
Speaker A:You trying to make me.
Speaker A:You trying to make me relapse.
Speaker B:Get that gun out of there, man.
Speaker A:This color.
Speaker B:Boom, boom, your color.
Speaker B:Okay?
Speaker A:Red.
Speaker G:All right, I have one for you then.
Speaker B:All right, Come on, come on.
Speaker B:Come on, now.
Speaker B:Cause you might be a felon.
Speaker B:He can't hang around felons.
Speaker B:Come on, now.
Speaker B:You got that goddamn AKA 47, shining like that.
Speaker B:The goddamn golden gun.
Speaker B:A golden eye.
Speaker A:So, see, these are the days when I think about freedom.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying, What it reminds you of?
Speaker A:Yeah, man.
Speaker A:You know, I've been locked up.
Speaker A:You know what's crazy?
Speaker A:When I got locked up, I was 23 years old.
Speaker A:So I'm 49.
Speaker B:Come on.
Speaker A:I spent half of my life in prison.
Speaker B:Amen.
Speaker A:So now I get to come home.
Speaker A:It's all shape size of women out here, man.
Speaker A:Come on, man.
Speaker B:Bro, have your way.
Speaker B:And then you got a little clout.
Speaker B:Shout out to the hat.
Speaker A:You know the clout.
Speaker A:No, for real, though.
Speaker A:This all.
Speaker A:Joe decide this.
Speaker A:For real.
Speaker A:You know, I'll be real life street stars, real talk.
Speaker A:Y'all have embraced me, showed me so much love.
Speaker A:I have met so many people because, you know, some people do interviews and, like, all right, beat it.
Speaker A:We'll fine.
Speaker A:But, you know, y'all been showing me some real.
Speaker B:We give you key to the house.
Speaker A:And it's for real.
Speaker A:And it's always being respect.
Speaker A:That's why I tell people they're my second home, bro.
Speaker C:Just to see you come home, bro.
Speaker C:And to walk through Big T, right, and just wanting to take pictures with you, bro.
Speaker A:You saw that?
Speaker C:I was like, damn, bro.
Speaker C:That nigga probably was laying on his bunk and was dreaming about this shit, bro.
Speaker C:And that really happened for you?
Speaker A:Let me tell you something.
Speaker A:I was in Dallas somewhere at the Walmart, and it was me and my mother, this person, she's always like, you know, you celebrity people.
Speaker A:I said, no, I'm not from the hood, girl.
Speaker A:People just see me.
Speaker A:So one guy, he saw me and walked me and my mother together.
Speaker A:That was a.
Speaker A:Kept going.
Speaker A:Another guy that.
Speaker A:Then this big guy coming dapp me.
Speaker A:Mama said, all right, Terry, we don't got no guns.
Speaker A:I said, well, Mama, them people know me from YouTube.
Speaker A:So, you know, and I started realizing.
Speaker A:That's when I started realizing that people started noticing me.
Speaker A:And I was like, man, this stuff real.
Speaker A:So then I was like.
Speaker A:And then I checked my YouTube studio, and I realized how the age brackets that Follow me that watched me.
Speaker A:So I was like, okay, I gotta be careful with my content and what I say, man.
Speaker A:Because, you know, people really watch.
Speaker A:And I was like, when I met the legend of the day or Raekwon, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:Shout out Ray Kwan.
Speaker A:Y'all saw how me him going back and forth.
Speaker A:You let know.
Speaker A:You let him like, oh, you watched me too.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So that.
Speaker A:Because I.
Speaker A:My thing be, I don't watch a lot of channels now.
Speaker A:When I'm bored, certain channels I go watch to get me ideas.
Speaker A:I do support a lot of people on YouTube, but certain stuff I don't watch, certain stuff I don't entertain.
Speaker A:But just for certain people to watch my channel, I mean, it's a blessing because I didn't.
Speaker A:I didn't think.
Speaker A:Like, I thought when I was gonna come home, I was gonna come home and maybe try to get into the music business, but I didn't think you two would be my stop.
Speaker B:Nah.
Speaker B:And speaking of, the next time you see OJ Giggity with real life street stars, it will not be an interview.
Speaker B:It will be shopping with OG Giggity at Walmart.
Speaker B:Big facts, we filming that.
Speaker B:We going through there.
Speaker B:We gonna get all the specials and the rollbacks and all that.
Speaker B:We gonna go through there with them.
Speaker B:God damn it.
Speaker A:Let's get it.
Speaker B:So that's what it is, man.
Speaker B:We're gonna do it one more time, man.
Speaker B:The OG of the OG's, man.
Speaker B:The original Street Star.
Speaker B:OG Giggity.
Speaker B:Terrence Gangster.
Speaker B:Terrence civilian Williams.
Speaker A:There you go.
Speaker A:Thank you.
Speaker B:You are a real life street star.
Speaker A:Put some respect on my name.
Speaker B:All right, let's get out of here.
Speaker B:Everybody cancel to a real house.
Speaker A:Oh, shit.
Speaker B:Hold on, hold on.
Speaker A:You gotta get down.
Speaker B:Wait, wait, wait.
Speaker A:Hold on.
Speaker B:Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
Speaker A:Wait, wait, wait, wait.
Speaker B:How you getting here?
