OG Percy REVEALS the horrible UNSPEAKABLE disease in the community!
The podcast dives deep into the pervasive influence of rap music on society, especially its impact on youth and their identity. The speakers passionately discuss how rap can act as both a catalyst for creativity and a destructive force, leading to violence and loss of self. Through personal anecdotes and observations, they highlight the stark contrast between the powerful messages in earlier rap and the troubling trends in contemporary lyrics that often glorify crime and aggression. The discussion shifts to the importance of community and mentorship in helping young people navigate these challenges, emphasizing that fostering positive influences is crucial for change. The episode ultimately serves as a call to action, urging listeners to recognize the responsibility of artists and the community in shaping a healthier narrative for future generations.
Chapters:
- 00:00 - The Need for Strong Leadership
- 12:32 - The Dangers of Rap Culture
- 30:05 - Building a Better Rap Culture
- 40:00 - The Influence of Rap and Its Consequences
- 01:01:41 - The Journey of Addiction and Accountability
- 01:18:06 - The Dangers of Rap Culture
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Transcript
When I say who say we don't need Trump?
Speaker A:I don't mean it in a bad way.
Speaker A:We just need some strength.
Speaker A:We just need somebody that can think and that is not.
Speaker A:Not scared to protect us for us, you understand me?
Speaker A:He not scared to say what he gonna say.
Speaker A:And they're not scared.
Speaker A:They scared to play with it.
Speaker A:We was under a cold red, homie.
Speaker A:That ain't.
Speaker A:That ain't no good feeling to be sitting over on a cold we have.
Speaker A:We wouldn't have been under cold nothing if, If Trump was in there ain't no way they would have been parade mass destruction and weapons mad in our face saying, oh, we got this.
Speaker A:You understand it?
Speaker A:But they did that.
Speaker A:Matter of fact, they tested 12 of them over.
Speaker A:Over our heads and stuff.
Speaker A:Come on, make a plan.
Speaker A:Real life.
Speaker B:Real life.
Speaker B:Street stars know what time it is.
Speaker A:Man, I thought you were talking about the smile on my face.
Speaker B:Yeah, hey, it's shiny too.
Speaker A:I appreciate you.
Speaker A:I'm just missing.
Speaker B:Hey, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:We good, though.
Speaker B:Hey, man, what's been going on?
Speaker A:Come on, get right into the.
Speaker B:How you.
Speaker B:How it's likely treating you?
Speaker A:The way God planned for it to be me on fur.
Speaker A:Amen.
Speaker B:Can't answer nothing more than that.
Speaker A:Say that's all I need.
Speaker A:Long as I can get furness on, I can stay ready.
Speaker B:Amen.
Speaker A:Man.
Speaker B:Your new president, man.
Speaker B:36 felonies, man.
Speaker A:How.
Speaker B:How do you feel about.
Speaker B:Come on with being a felon and not having the right to vote with your President is a 32.
Speaker B:36 time felonies.
Speaker B:36 felonies, I believe.
Speaker B:And he's the new commander in chief, man.
Speaker B:What are your thoughts on that?
Speaker A:You know, how y'all do me good to see power back in power.
Speaker A:You understand me?
Speaker A:We.
Speaker A:We had lost power for a minute when it came to our country, huh?
Speaker A:You had people testing missiles all in front of you had people broadcasting their missiles out in front of us.
Speaker A:You had people, you know, other countries, you know, marching down the street with their weapons of mass destruction in our face, you know, due to Biden because, you know, he went in hiding on us.
Speaker A:Nobody even heard nothing from Biden.
Speaker A:Do the whole presidential.
Speaker A:We ain't heard nothing bad, you understand me?
Speaker A:He was hot.
Speaker A:We need that.
Speaker A:We need.
Speaker A:Yeah, we was under a cold red for a minute.
Speaker A:How did it happen to America?
Speaker A:He was on the call.
Speaker A:We.
Speaker A:Who say we don't need Trump?
Speaker A:Who say we don't?
Speaker A:I mean, don't do that.
Speaker A:Hold on.
Speaker A:You raise it too fast.
Speaker A:Who say we don't?
Speaker A:I mean, I mean, I mean, my thing is this.
Speaker A:When I say, who say we don't need Trump?
Speaker A:I don't mean it in a bad way.
Speaker A:We just need some strength.
Speaker A:We just need somebody that can think and that is not, not scared to protect us for us, you understand me?
Speaker A:He not scared to say what he gonna say.
Speaker A:And they're not scared.
Speaker A:They scared to play with it.
Speaker A:We was under cold red, homie.
Speaker A:That ain't.
Speaker A:That ain't no good feeling.
Speaker A:Be sitting over on the code we have.
Speaker A:We wouldn't have been under cold nothing if, if Trump was in there ain't no way they would have been parade mass destruction, weapons in our face saying, oh, we got this.
Speaker A:You understand it?
Speaker A:But they did that.
Speaker A:Matter of fact, they tested 12 of them over.
Speaker A:Over our heads and stuff.
Speaker A:Come on, make a plan.
Speaker C:What about him being racist?
Speaker C:Does that bother you at all?
Speaker A:Oh, no.
Speaker A:Hell no.
Speaker A:You racist.
Speaker A:Hell, I'm racist?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:I don't like.
Speaker A:I'm racist.
Speaker A:Hey, hold on.
Speaker A:Don't you gotta ask me to make that.
Speaker A:What?
Speaker A:Yeah, there we go.
Speaker A:Appreciate you.
Speaker A:Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Speaker A:I'm racist.
Speaker A:I don't, I don't.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying when I say that?
Speaker A:The word is just.
Speaker A:When I sound like I don't like the ignorance in a black man, you hear me?
Speaker A:That's a say I'm a real.
Speaker A:My daddy real.
Speaker A:I bet he is.
Speaker A:I bet your daddy shows he's the same that they said.
Speaker A:That is stopping us from getting what we going.
Speaker A:That's a real.
Speaker A:They call real.
Speaker A:You understand me to be racist.
Speaker A:I don't like them type of.
Speaker A:Do you?
Speaker A:Okay, so you racist too, right?
Speaker B:But it come with age.
Speaker B:I used to enjoy a little bit of some and then they started being a little bit.
Speaker A:I used to be a whole full blown.
Speaker A:I used to have rapid.
Speaker A:Y'all understand when I talked about that, don't you?
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:And y'all caught that too, didn't you?
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:You ain't never had rap?
Speaker A:No.
Speaker A:So.
Speaker A:So look at him.
Speaker C:Tell me what rap is.
Speaker A:You wanna know?
Speaker A:It's a bad disease that's just killing our kids these days.
Speaker A:You know, you got fentanyl and you got rap.
Speaker C:Oh, rap.
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker D:Hello?
Speaker A:Is anybody listening?
Speaker A:See, I'm gonna make rapid disease a new disease without the COVID mask.
Speaker A:I got, I got.
Speaker A:I got a little thing I call identity theft.
Speaker A:I got identity there.
Speaker A:When people get that, people jumping in people trash cans and you know, they can steal their ID and finally find the information and turn them into them.
Speaker A:Do you agree with that?
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:Okay, we go, we got one shakers here.
Speaker A:We got one saying, so you know what identity.
Speaker A:Have you ever lost some joke?
Speaker A:Have somebody tell you, man, yo, yo, crazy.
Speaker A:Somebody is hacking your right.
Speaker A:Have you ever seen something like that?
Speaker A:Yeah, okay, that's cool.
Speaker A:Identity theft.
Speaker A:Identity theft is the thing like, you know when somebody steal your information.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:And go, you know, see that what you thinking, right?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Well, ain't what I'm talking about.
Speaker A:I'm talking about rap.
Speaker A:When I break it down, when I break this down to you, I used to have rep.
Speaker A:That means my identity got stole.
Speaker A:You dig what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I want y'all to pick up on this.
Speaker A:Because when I go like this, people really don't catch on to the message.
Speaker A:They just listen to the mess.
Speaker A:When I got my identity stole, I was about, you know, when you say identity, let's get this right.
Speaker A:You know, when you have identity, you know, somebody jumping, they gotta steal something like, you know, Social Security, your ID number.
Speaker A:Should we not talking about this?
Speaker A:Oh, these kids, it's a lot of ID deals stealing out here and they losing their identity to who they are.
Speaker A:When you let something take over you, you can't find out who I am as a person no more.
Speaker A:Your identity's been stolen.
Speaker A:You dig what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I know we're getting some work.
Speaker A:Amen.
Speaker B:Amen.
Speaker A:Okay, then make sure the church in the house.
Speaker A:What's a lot of identity theft going on?
Speaker A:These kids don't know who they.
Speaker A:I've been man.
Speaker A:My identity got stole by four or five times.
Speaker A:They stole who I was.
Speaker A:I stole my own identity.
Speaker A:I caught rap.
Speaker A:What is rap?
Speaker A:Rap is the.
Speaker A:The music that they listen to these days.
Speaker A:The kids like to take our kids and make them kill each other.
Speaker A:Right.
Speaker A:Make them walk each other down, make them step on each other, make them slide on each other, make them spin the block and come back around.
Speaker A:They got rap.
Speaker A:It's only two ways to cure rap.
Speaker A:Death or in jail.
Speaker A:It's only two ways to cure it.
Speaker A:My son got real.
Speaker A:He full blown.
Speaker A:Where he at?
Speaker A:That's why when I stood up the last time I said that, I'm glad he caught death.
Speaker A:He didn't.
Speaker A:He called jail.
Speaker A:He didn't catch jail.
Speaker A:People didn't catch the message.
Speaker A:They caught the mess.
Speaker A:Because once you catch rap, you full blown.
Speaker A:See, rap will make you put on a big necklace like this.
Speaker A:See, I'm at the end of it, right?
Speaker A:I don't got on 10 level chain, you know, five.
Speaker A:And instead look, hold on.
Speaker A:Stand in my cool mode.
Speaker A:My B boy stand.
Speaker A:That's when you know you always full blown.
Speaker A:Look at that right now.
Speaker A:That used to be the cool rap.
Speaker A:We used to catch it back then.
Speaker A:I caught rap at an early age, around 11 years old.
Speaker A:1979, I caught rap with the Ko Gang, with the Sugar Hill Gang, Grandmaster Fast Furious, Five Run DMC.
Speaker A:You know, I caught some good the rap I called it.
Speaker A:It didn't.
Speaker A:It didn't transition you into a monster.
Speaker A:Right?
Speaker A:So go ahead.
Speaker C:Did you ever figure out who you were?
Speaker A:Years see the same.
Speaker A:Let me tell you, I know who I am today.
Speaker A:That being I got out of.
Speaker A:You got people my age still stuck in rapid.
Speaker A:Not facts now how long what you know, we talk about some facts for.
Speaker A:Do you know what rap is now?
Speaker C:Yeah, I know what it is.
Speaker C:I didn't caught it.
Speaker A:Now let's keep going.
Speaker B:I was looking for this rapper, but I couldn't find him.
Speaker B:But he looks just like big bro.
Speaker B:I mean he's size and face.
Speaker B:He literally looks like Big Mo.
Speaker A:Okay?
Speaker B:And he was being interviewed and he said that because he raps about drugs and taking drugs.
Speaker B:And he was like.
Speaker B:The interview was like, do you think that this drug that the drugs that you rap about and that you consume is bad for your listener?
Speaker B:He's like, well, anybody that listens to my music and feel like they have to take drugs because I'm taking drugs is lost anyway.
Speaker B:And they won't be able to find themselves until they look into themselves and figure out what they need to do what they like.
Speaker B:You shouldn't be focused on what I'm doing.
Speaker B:You should just enjoy the music.
Speaker B:But if you take what I'm going through in my life and just apply it to yourself, then you lost anyway.
Speaker A:But when you say that, don't you know music is the key to the key to your soul?
Speaker A:I do.
Speaker A:Hello.
Speaker A:Do you know when I hear you and I listen to you, it feeds my mind, my body and my soul.
Speaker A:So for a man to say, if you just listen to what I'm saying, you missed.
Speaker A:Now you got rap.
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker A:We gonna run with rap.
Speaker A:I swear to God, I want to put this out here and let the youngsters catch on to it.
Speaker A:So powerful that everybody ain't gonna catch rap.
Speaker B:How come niggas ain't catching gospel?
Speaker A:Because you know, it's not a.
Speaker A:It's not a.
Speaker A:It's not a.
Speaker A:It's not a mind optical chemical.
Speaker A:Okay, how about that.
Speaker A:Are we talking now?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:You talking to the right woman.
Speaker A:My brothers.
Speaker A:My brothers, you talking.
Speaker A:There we go.
Speaker A:Talk to the right one.
Speaker A:It's not a.
Speaker A:My algal chemical.
Speaker A:It don't take nothing to smile.
Speaker A:Take a lot to friend.
Speaker B:Amen.
Speaker A:It'll take you nothing else now on your face.
Speaker A:But try to hold a friend you got.
Speaker A:That's too much energy.
Speaker A:That's it.
Speaker A:Take a lot of energy.
Speaker A:The reason they don't catch on to the good.
Speaker A:Because the good ain't what's winning no more.
Speaker A:No.
Speaker A:You know, everybody rather listen to Charleston in person.
Speaker A:Wow.
Speaker A:I'm gonna talk the word of God every time.
Speaker A:He is too, but he's just gonna use it in a different note.
Speaker A:But he'd be preaching.
Speaker A:Oh, he's the truth either.
Speaker A:True.
Speaker A:I can't take nothing from the messenger because I don't listen to the mess.
Speaker A:I only get the message when I even heard a mess.
Speaker A:It's a message in that song.
Speaker A:Went through a lot of mess to get it, but I got it.
Speaker A:That's what me and him is.
Speaker A:Two different apostles at her right.
Speaker A:We two.
Speaker A:But we chose it.
Speaker A:I believe God chose him.
Speaker A:I believe God chose me.
Speaker A:Because if he didn't choose now, one of us, we wouldn't be here today.
Speaker A:We could have been in a box with the rest of them.
Speaker A:Because we all have to climb that box one day.
Speaker A:Yeah, but rap is a disease that took over a lot of identities.
Speaker A:I remember I used to have, you know, bad disease called nwa.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:And then I caught some spice once.
Speaker A:I caught Spike.
Speaker A:Then when I called that brother Lynch, I was shocked.
Speaker A:I got it.
Speaker A:I caught Lynch.
Speaker A:And by the time I caught lynch and caught on some Scarface, I had a lot of.
Speaker A:I was using too many drugs at one time, was using too much rap at one time.
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker B:Hey, man, am I getting.
Speaker A:We getting some work.
Speaker A:I'm gonna make it make sense.
Speaker A:We.
Speaker A:We gotta.
Speaker A:We gotta always do better than we did the last time we come in here.
Speaker A:I.
Speaker A:I caught.
Speaker A:I caught on.
Speaker A:But then, you know, they.
Speaker A:They took all the good, good drugs.
Speaker A:Remember they had the good drugs Drop.
Speaker A:Remember they say they got that drop.
Speaker B:There you go.
Speaker A:Stop that.
Speaker A:I don't like that.
Speaker A:Yeah, but he know what I'm talking about.
Speaker A:You know, for one thing, when you in a trap, you learn language that people don't think, you know.
Speaker A:Teach a language you know, you don't know.
Speaker A:You know.
Speaker A:Watch this.
Speaker A:You can tell me what I said.
Speaker A:You know what I just said?
Speaker B:You got this.
Speaker A:There you go.
Speaker A:See, we Just use the language.
Speaker A:Yeah, all that.
Speaker A:Whoever came up with this came up with the best one in the world.
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker A:That's the first one.
Speaker B:Science.
Speaker A:The things that we doing today, man, if we can teach the youngster man to.
Speaker A:They took all the good off the shelf, y'all.
Speaker A:They took all the good drugs off the ship.
Speaker A:Start cutting it up.
Speaker A:I want people to catch on to disease called rap.
Speaker A:Because today we're gonna save some kids that count rap.
Speaker A:And they full blown.
Speaker A:And they so full blown, they gonna die from it.
Speaker A:Huh?
Speaker A:It's gonna kill them.
Speaker A:Y'all hear what I say?
Speaker A:Rap gonna kill them.
Speaker A:They gonna die in rap.
Speaker A:They wouldn't come out there joking to find.
Speaker A:They said, I mean.
Speaker A:I mean, you see, I ain't gonna even put names on it because, you know, I'm in some people's city that, you know, they actually seen what rapper do to them.
Speaker A:Oh, let y'all know when you.
Speaker A:When you catch rap, it's a rap.
Speaker A:Yeah, bars, I'm gonna let y'all soak in that for a minute.
Speaker A:There's some good rap, but the rap, take me, I'm telling you know, when it.
Speaker A:I still had to get off of it.
Speaker A:Had to get off that rap like that.
Speaker A:Don't you know, I want to go into this to some good old hose, you know, good rap.
Speaker A:You know, they had rap.
Speaker A:They had some rap that back in the day.
Speaker A:When I caught that on Tupac, I had called Tupac back in the days, and I see I was stuck in it.
Speaker A:I let it go on.
Speaker A:I'm going, my mom talking about, this is good.
Speaker A:This is good to hear.
Speaker A:There's some good stuff to listen to.
Speaker A:This is good stuff to hit on right here.
Speaker A:I can hit on this pot.
Speaker A:He said, pop, Put that pocket in.
Speaker A:Put that naughty by nature in now.
Speaker A:Put somebody in.
Speaker A:That's gonna teach my mind and myself.
Speaker A:Put some common in, you know, Put some daylight soul.
Speaker A:Put some goodie mob in, you know, only the good die of a bad boy.
Speaker A:Put something in.
Speaker A:Forget what they say.
Speaker A:I'll get that God damn self.
Speaker A:God damn it.
Speaker A:Going to college.
Speaker A:These Tupac talking about.
Speaker A:Britain's got a baby business better got a brand.
Speaker A:He's stopping us from, from achieving what we trying to do with this rap, man.
Speaker A:Get rid of him.
Speaker A:Get rid of him.
Speaker A:Get rid of that Martin Luther King guy.
Speaker A:Get rid of that, that Malcolm ass guy.
Speaker A:Get rid of that, that.
Speaker A:Get rid of them and get them up out of here.
Speaker A:Trying to tell you they don't like us.
Speaker A:Pure reps they don't want us to cure rep.
Speaker A:They don't want.
Speaker A:Now can't do that, y'all.
Speaker A:So guess what I mean, take all the good off the ship and put the on the ship.
Speaker A:Then they got some cut.
Speaker A:They could.
Speaker A:They start.
Speaker A:Nah, nah.
Speaker A:Y'all ain't care.
Speaker A:What's this?
Speaker A:Nah, nah.
Speaker A:You know what?
Speaker A:They cutting it with that now?
Speaker A:That now.
Speaker A:Yeah, they're fitting.
Speaker A:Nah.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:So they got a lot of cut on the rap now.
Speaker A:So now it's gonna kill them, the rap they got that Tupac wouldn't kill me.
Speaker A:Tupac would have saved me.
Speaker A:Tupac told me I'm.
Speaker A:I'm in the land of the dying soldiers.
Speaker A:You hear me?
Speaker A:Tupac saying, you know, he.
Speaker A:He gave you something to learn from.
Speaker A:He gave you the knowledge in the rap.
Speaker A:That's it.
Speaker A:On that, it's cut.
Speaker A:Now it's cut this, cut that.
Speaker A:Kill him, kill him, drill him, step on him, slide on him, murder him, get.
Speaker A:If it ain't got no killing in it, don't put it on the shelf.
Speaker A:None of the good rappers get hurt no more.
Speaker A:Y'all.
Speaker A:They don't.
Speaker A:They can't.
Speaker A:They can't get no play.
Speaker A:The only way you can get, you can get rap.
Speaker A:Now, you gotta catch.
Speaker A:You gotta come with a body with it.
Speaker A:Damn, who about it?
Speaker A:Yeah, I brought my brother with me.
Speaker A:We ain't talking about that.
Speaker A:Coming.
Speaker A:Acting like you don't know what rap is.
Speaker A:You ain't never called rap.
Speaker A:You must just call rap.
Speaker A:You know, it's a shame to catch rap at an old way.
Speaker A:It'll do you any.
Speaker A:It'll kill you fast.
Speaker A:Because guess what?
Speaker A:Them young that been having rap sheet.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Wrap your ass.
Speaker A:Hey, stop that.
Speaker A:No, y'all didn't catch it.
Speaker A:I'm talking about they'll kill you today and call it a rap.
Speaker A:You guess what they'll be doing tomorrow?
Speaker B:Rapping about it and wrapping you up in what?
Speaker A:It's a rap for you.
Speaker A:There's no respect on the disease that's out here nowadays, y'all.
Speaker A:It's called rap.
Speaker A:And I wish I could get this message off to my kids.
Speaker A:I got.
Speaker A:People look at me like I'm a bad father.
Speaker A:But you can keep on looking.
Speaker A:I bet you go in there looking, listen to the door at your kids, going to see what they.
Speaker A:Oh, damn it.
Speaker A:You gotta rap.
Speaker A:I know what you do, what you tell, you gotta rep.
Speaker A:Look at this earth.
Speaker A:You can tell.
Speaker A:Yeah, hello.
Speaker A:Your identity is an identity theft.
Speaker A:Rap steals your identity.
Speaker A:Rap turns you into somebody that you ain't rap turn you into somebody that you ain't rap turning me into a crib.
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker A:No, don't worry about it.
Speaker A:Hey, hey.
Speaker A:I'm a real life street star.
Speaker A:I'm at work right now.
Speaker A:Rap turned me into a crib.
Speaker A:It changed my identity from a boy to somebody that I wasn't.
Speaker A:It turned me into a mind state of prison that I won.
Speaker A:Rap sent me to the penitentiary.
Speaker A:I called rap and ended up in prison and it was a rap again.
Speaker A:Rap send me there if it wasn't for rap.
Speaker A:Don't even talk to.
Speaker A:They got nowadays.
Speaker B:The.
Speaker A:Is this say rap?
Speaker A:No, it ain't good rap gone.
Speaker A:They killed off the good rep.
Speaker A:2 pack was the last of the good rap.
Speaker A:You dig what I'm saying?
Speaker A:The ones that were still good, that was still real, they just.
Speaker A:Just take them off the shit.
Speaker A:Just ease them off the.
Speaker A:You don't get no good.
Speaker A:No good.
Speaker A:Wholesome something that'll feed your mind, spirit and soul.
Speaker A:If you ain't talking about killing a in your rap, you can't rap.
Speaker A:It's not a song on the book.
Speaker A:It's not.
Speaker A:I know it today.
Speaker A:You gonna get the message, not the mess.
Speaker A:It's not a song that's on a chart from a rapper that ain't talking about destroying another brother.
Speaker A:Not one song.
Speaker A:It's not one.
Speaker A:You name me one.
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker A:There's not a song on the chart right now today.
Speaker A:No Black rapid.
Speaker A:It's not one song.
Speaker A:They'll say summer, summer, summer time Sit back and rewind.
Speaker A:Where'd that happen?
Speaker A:What happened to the good.
Speaker A:What happened to the.
Speaker A:What happened to come to get the good old summertime we gonna get together hey oh, hey, oh.
Speaker A:They're good to.
Speaker A:You know.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:Y'all remember now you feeling old, don't you?
Speaker A:Because now you got to remember them days because you.
Speaker A:Them days ain't here no more.
Speaker A:Everybody the dessert.
Speaker A:Everybody worried about wearing that mask.
Speaker A:Then you got them young wearing the mask because of that disease that's out here called rap.
Speaker A:My kids kissed it.
Speaker A:My kids called, you know, hey, I.
Speaker A:You know one thing about rap, you choose your own drugs, you pull your own father.
Speaker A:You decide what you gonna put in your mind, your body and your soul.
Speaker A:And you decide who you gonna listen to and obey.
Speaker A:You get what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Rap is just what it is for a man.
Speaker A:That's.
Speaker A:That got control of the microphone that can.
Speaker A:That people listen to.
Speaker A:He gotta be careful what he put out in the atmosphere because they listen.
Speaker A:They listen to OG person.
Speaker A:I can't.
Speaker A:I can't pause any kids.
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker A:What y'all think?
Speaker A:Who y'all think killing the kids?
Speaker A:Y'all didn't kiss that.
Speaker A:Let's rewind.
Speaker A:Let's investigate this rap, this rap thing deeper.
Speaker A:Who do you think killing the kids is?
Speaker A:The grown people.
Speaker A:Who you think feeding them the rap.
Speaker A:The grown people feeding the rap.
Speaker A:The older guys.
Speaker A:Who you think?
Speaker A:I don't want to say no name on no rappers, but the rappers are feeding the kids rapidly.
Speaker A:Is anybody listening?
Speaker A:Is anybody?
Speaker A:And who thought is that?
Speaker A:They ride through her slide now.
Speaker A:That was they.
Speaker A:I ain't gonna say no rappers.
Speaker A:I ain't gonna interrogate nobody.
Speaker A:But that what they heard him saying.
Speaker A:He once said, I stepped on.
Speaker A:Walked him down, slid Dakota, came back and did it again and again and again, again.
Speaker A:I'm gonna spin like a ceiling fan.
Speaker A:Like a miracle round like your mama like.
Speaker A:Come on, stop it.
Speaker A:And the kids over there can't wait to spin.
Speaker A:They catching rap.
Speaker A:They enjoying it.
Speaker A:They even came off the porch yet they.
Speaker A:They hid me.
Speaker A:They hidden it.
Speaker A:They get in the earth full.
Speaker A:Once again your mind.
Speaker A:Rappers are bad.
Speaker A:Rapids disease.
Speaker A:You can't see where they can kill you.
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker B:You know, as you sit here and talking, I'm trying to think of the last actually positive rap song I've ever heard.
Speaker A:What year you going back?
Speaker A:You back in the 19?
Speaker A:No, no, no, no, no.
Speaker B:And I'm.
Speaker B:And I'm just.
Speaker B:This is just a rapper that I've been listening to.
Speaker B:That ain't just.
Speaker B:It ain't all the way.
Speaker A:He ain't super clean, okay?
Speaker B:But I can honestly say he don't rap about killing nobody, okay?
Speaker B:He ain't said nothing about stepping on nothing.
Speaker A:Let's go.
Speaker B:Zillionaire, though.
Speaker A:See that?
Speaker A:Sit up, sit up.
Speaker A:You know what?
Speaker A:There you go.
Speaker A:There you go.
Speaker A:Zillionaire dope.
Speaker A:I just told you the good.
Speaker A:The good dope ain't on the shelves.
Speaker A:Did I tell you that?
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker A:Didn't I just tell you the good dope ain't on the shelf.
Speaker A:I just told you to.
Speaker A:Took all the good dope off the shelf.
Speaker A:You're not gonna get no zillionaire dough around here, man.
Speaker B:No, no, you're not.
Speaker A:She did.
Speaker A:No, no, hold on, hold on.
Speaker A:Ain't taking nothing away from Zillionaire dope.
Speaker A:What the man said is powerful.
Speaker A:The dirt is one.
Speaker A:We need a savior, right?
Speaker A:See what happened to the last savior the God sent Daniel, right?
Speaker A:What they do?
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker A:Put his ass on a cross.
Speaker A:St get your ass down here and hung his ass up there.
Speaker A:Don't get out of talking about no good.
Speaker A:We don't want to hear that.
Speaker A:They've been.
Speaker A:They've been taking away the good rap since Jesus.
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker A:I know y'all gonna get something today.
Speaker A:You gonna get the message today.
Speaker A:And I try not to in my bat, in my rep.
Speaker A:I can swear God knows I try not to pause in the mind of the youngsters because I've been pausing before too.
Speaker A:One thing I could never stand the street that a to turn a woman out because never standing.
Speaker A:I feel like a turned me up.
Speaker A:I wish I could have killed that.
Speaker A:I wish I could have found out the used to put the outside of my weed and didn't tell me it was in there.
Speaker A:That was another nasty.
Speaker A:Those are wrong.
Speaker A:What do you like to slip your mickey and look at you watching smoke just as soon as you hit.
Speaker A:He watching to see if you hit me because that's a dirty ass.
Speaker A:Huh?
Speaker A:Yeah, I wish.
Speaker A:I wish.
Speaker A:I wish you wouldn't know what that weed and found that same today and did his ass in and slipped him something.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Them some rotten.
Speaker A:The same thing with this rap.
Speaker A:They snipping that up in there.
Speaker A:Them kids, it's dirty.
Speaker A:It's a dirty game, y'all.
Speaker A:I'm not here for us.
Speaker A:I'm here for the kids.
Speaker A:I'm here for the grown folks to start telling the kids something different to do besides kill each other.
Speaker A:I hear what I said.
Speaker A:I said I'm here to hear to tell the grown folks to tell the kids to do something different besides kill each other.
Speaker A:Because that's what rap telling them to do.
Speaker A:Kill each other.
Speaker A:Step on them.
Speaker A:Slide on him.
Speaker A:Ain't nobody telling.
Speaker A:Ain't God damn.
Speaker A:Can we have a picnic this year or something?
Speaker A:Shout out to my big D, y'all.
Speaker A:Didn't y'all in Dallas right here I got a pilot used to have a Holly Hill picnic every year.
Speaker A:His name is Big Danking.
Speaker A:Shaking your head for.
Speaker A:You know what I'm talking about.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Shout out to Big Danking.
Speaker A:Shout out to Derrick Taylor, man.
Speaker A:North Texas media.
Speaker A:That's.
Speaker A:That's somebody that raised me as a child and I never.
Speaker A:I've never been to Dallas in my life but to the Browns.
Speaker A:Holly.
Speaker A:Some call the Browns in Holland Hill.
Speaker A:I guess them the apartment.
Speaker A:You got the Pinks.
Speaker B:The Browns and the Browns.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:I used to go to the Browns with Date with Dane Taylor.
Speaker A:Gary Taylor.
Speaker A:When?
Speaker A:Well, that's for y'all time, you know, it was rappers named Nemesis and Ron C.
Speaker A:You had the box head.
Speaker A:You know.
Speaker A:Y'all know who the box heads is.
Speaker A:Quit shaking your ass and joking on.
Speaker A:Never know.
Speaker D:Let it go.
Speaker A:I'm mad at y'all, but don't know about ain't never.
Speaker A:I'm mad at this place right now because I'm pissed off.
Speaker A:And I had to get on real life street stars ass because I've never seen Snake, Big L or Casanova Rock up here.
Speaker C:We need to get him up here.
Speaker A:Let's go.
Speaker A:My goddamn portion.
Speaker A:Wait for 89.3 to come on.
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker C:Snake.
Speaker A:Snake.
Speaker A:Y'all know who Snake is.
Speaker A:Get out there.
Speaker A:Am I right about something?
Speaker A:We never seen Snake.
Speaker A:Say them with the og.
Speaker A:I'm pissed.
Speaker A:I ain't.
Speaker A:I'm just saying everybody say you can't forget the ones that really put on and then put on.
Speaker A:I love Snake.
Speaker A:I'm talking.
Speaker A:We can't.
Speaker A:Yeah, I did show with Bobo.
Speaker A:Lucy.
Speaker B:That's a whole history lesson.
Speaker A:But, man, we need.
Speaker A:He can't give you no history.
Speaker A:Let's.
Speaker A:When he come down to Snake, Big ass, the box heads.
Speaker A:What that actually turned around and beat Turbo dancing at the Six Flags.
Speaker A:What is going on?
Speaker A:Is the Turbo nose on them thought they was.
Speaker A:Somebody came in the box, they told that.
Speaker A:Don't talk about history like that.
Speaker A:They got toe up at that mug in Dallas.
Speaker A:Next thing y'all remember, Turbo and those on y'all.
Speaker A:Not y'all.
Speaker A:Just not them.
Speaker A:The people watching y'all remember them got their ass toe up.
Speaker A:Everybody needs all the boxes in Dallas.
Speaker A:They tick tocks all around them.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:And I go back a little bit.
Speaker A:I go back.
Speaker A:Oh, y'all been.
Speaker A:Quit acting like y'all my age when I'm talking y'all.
Speaker A:God dang.
Speaker A:Let's go.
Speaker C:I, I, I gotta go back to this rap, man.
Speaker A:You got to go to the rap.
Speaker A:Let's stick to it.
Speaker C:You know, like you saying they catching it, bro.
Speaker A:Yes, sir.
Speaker C:But it, it just feels so good.
Speaker C:So can you explain to me, ain't.
Speaker A:That what drugs do?
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker C:It's like, huh, how do.
Speaker A:Tell me, tell me this.
Speaker A:What happened when that drug world see.
Speaker C:You start feeling like, yeah, you know what?
Speaker A:By the time they drug around, guess what it is.
Speaker A:Daddy, I'm down here.
Speaker A:Can you come get some commissary money?
Speaker A:Oh, the drugs didn't wore off.
Speaker A:The rap didn't wore off.
Speaker A:You wrapped your way all the way to a grave.
Speaker A:When you wrapped.
Speaker A:Always left to a Jail cell.
Speaker A:Yeah, but it feels so good, like you say, Right?
Speaker A:Right?
Speaker C:I want to know, like, what could we be taking instead of.
Speaker C:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I'm not gonna lie to y'all.
Speaker A:The closest.
Speaker A:The closest that we had got to some good drugs, you know, Run a little good back with some Kanye west, right?
Speaker A:Am I right?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:What they do with it?
Speaker A:I heard you.
Speaker A:I heard what you said.
Speaker A:You trying to say these ain't you.
Speaker A:You trying to help.
Speaker A:You ain't getting no.
Speaker A:You ain't getting no killing on your son.
Speaker A:No.
Speaker A:No.
Speaker A:Get out of here.
Speaker A:You ain't kidding nothing down in two years.
Speaker A:You trying to save somebody.
Speaker A:You trying to help.
Speaker A:You ain't trying to hurt.
Speaker A:We trying to hurt.
Speaker A:You trying to help.
Speaker A:Get your ass out and see what happened.
Speaker A:That was not good, Right?
Speaker A:Kanye west was about to.
Speaker A:I'm telling y'all.
Speaker A:We got one more.
Speaker C:Who's that?
Speaker C:Who's that?
Speaker A:Don't do that.
Speaker C:I'm trying to catch the rest.
Speaker A:Okay?
Speaker A:If you want to get rid of rep, I got some new on the shelf right now.
Speaker A:I see dead people.
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker A:We measure around here.
Speaker A:Yeah, they not like us.
Speaker A:They not like us.
Speaker A:They not like us.
Speaker A:They not like us.
Speaker A:And he know that.
Speaker A:Don't y'all do nothing to that.
Speaker A:Nobody gonna steal all the dope off the shelf now, right?
Speaker A:That's a good piece of dope right there.
Speaker A:Good piece of drive.
Speaker A:Cause they not like us.
Speaker A:I think that's what we got on the show.
Speaker A:It's hard to get some of that, though.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Hello.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Some money.
Speaker A:Get some of that.
Speaker A:Because, you know, that's kind of deep when you go listening to that type of.
Speaker A:That type of drug.
Speaker A:You gotta be mentally conscious.
Speaker A:Listen to a.
Speaker A:A rapper like him because he got that Gucci.
Speaker B:We want a pound of that Drake.
Speaker A:Here we go.
Speaker A:It is a pound, but you know where you at.
Speaker A:You think we going to let you come and disp.
Speaker A:Nigga.
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker A:You think we going to let you yellow.
Speaker A:I know it.
Speaker A:I know it.
Speaker A:Think we going to let you come here in this pop?
Speaker A:You better get right.
Speaker A:That's that.
Speaker C:That's that fake.
Speaker A:Uh.
Speaker A:Oh.
Speaker A:Let's go then.
Speaker A:We'll be back.
Speaker A:Yeah, he robbed me.
Speaker A:You gonna get home and find out you got robbed.
Speaker A:Hey, that's me that say that.
Speaker A:But what you think about that?
Speaker A:Yeah, he.
Speaker A:He w.
Speaker A:He's a good hosting wrestler, man.
Speaker A:He sneak some of that in there.
Speaker A:That's what we got on the shelf right now.
Speaker A:And to be honest with you, I Think that's all that's on the shelf.
Speaker A:And when I mean on the shelf, that mean airplay.
Speaker A:It's a lot of good rappers out there.
Speaker A:A lot of people made you good rap.
Speaker A:A lot of them.
Speaker A:But I'm talking about the ones that's really catching the one's ears, you know, we seen that.
Speaker A:They not like us.
Speaker A:I'm surprised they didn't kill that boy off after that.
Speaker A:After a little concert he did in Cat, he had all them on that stage.
Speaker A:That's one thing the man don't want to see, right?
Speaker A:That's some good dope out there.
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker A:That's a good rap.
Speaker A:They got some good rap.
Speaker A:They got a good rap down again.
Speaker A:I heard that.
Speaker A:The coming together, dancing together, holding.
Speaker A:I get together.
Speaker A:What good rap.
Speaker A:You get down there and get some of that.
Speaker A:When you get down and get some of that good rep.
Speaker A:Because they not like us.
Speaker A:He snuck that in.
Speaker A:That might hurt.
Speaker A:That might hurt him down the line.
Speaker A:But we got some.
Speaker A:If we can catch on and hold on to it, we'll find out that they really not like us.
Speaker A:We different people, man.
Speaker B:Well, is it really good if it destroys somebody else?
Speaker A:Ain't nothing good to destroy somebody else.
Speaker A:If you can't build, don't destroy it, huh?
Speaker B:Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker B:He destroyed old boy with that.
Speaker B:He hurt him.
Speaker A:Some people, something.
Speaker A:Listen, some.
Speaker A:Some buildings gotta get knocked down so you can put up something.
Speaker A:Let's go.
Speaker A:Some buildings got to get knocked down so you can put up.
Speaker A:I see y'all got a lot of construction going on around there.
Speaker A:You hear me?
Speaker A:That's what we need to do with Rapid.
Speaker A:We need to start building, man.
Speaker A:We need to start building something.
Speaker A:And that's a good story right there to kick some of that Drake up out of here.
Speaker A:That Drake.
Speaker A:Y'all taste this?
Speaker A:Let me say.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:I'm just saying, though, to get something good in.
Speaker A:Because you know, Drake could kill something quick in his raps too, right?
Speaker A:Don't.
Speaker A:He'll step on something, huh?
Speaker A:With no cut.
Speaker A:Let's go.
Speaker B:Now, you don't miss.
Speaker B:We don't necessarily believe.
Speaker B:And I think this.
Speaker B:This is a conversation we had right before.
Speaker B:Because me and my brother always say, I wouldn't rather listen to the rapper that's actually doing it versus the rapper who ain't.
Speaker A:That's right.
Speaker B:I'm always like, I'd rather this.
Speaker B:I prefer the rapper.
Speaker B:That ain't give me the entertainment.
Speaker B:I want the wwe.
Speaker B:I don't really want to listen to Jason Voorhees, Jason, Freddie Krueger.
Speaker A:Right, right, right, right.
Speaker A:These are mass murderers.
Speaker A:If they.
Speaker B:If this is the accurate depiction of.
Speaker A:Your life, you are mad.
Speaker A:You are serial killer, right?
Speaker B:I'd rather listen to the faking.
Speaker B:I can feel good about that because you ain't that you're just a playing.
Speaker A:But you know it.
Speaker A:You know it hurt my opinion when they went to the wizard of Oz and they got to the curtain.
Speaker A:They snatched the curtain off and wasn't but another man behind the.
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker A:Do you remember that part?
Speaker A:We didn't walk this far to get a heart.
Speaker A:To get some souls, some carrots.
Speaker A:Everything we can find to find out it ain't nothing but another behind the curtain.
Speaker A:Well, that's what's going on today.
Speaker A:We snatched the curtain.
Speaker A:When we unveil all the.
Speaker A:We gonna find.
Speaker A:God damn.
Speaker B:But you.
Speaker B:But you find that you was getting all that stuff along the journey anyway.
Speaker A:Say it again.
Speaker B:You getting all that stuff along the journey.
Speaker A:Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker A:You know then they say free ain't good.
Speaker A:They gave that to the he told he had that.
Speaker A:Hell, you going to quit playing with me today?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Let's play this.
Speaker A:Say I know.
Speaker A:That's what I say when the give it to you.
Speaker A:Say you already know.
Speaker A:Now then you say give me.
Speaker A:I'm not.
Speaker A:Hell no.
Speaker A:Well, that might be the good.
Speaker A:I want the.
Speaker A:I want the.
Speaker A:I got to pay for.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:Cause that free in the end.
Speaker A:You can have that for free.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:My freedom is worth everything.
Speaker A:I don't want the free if you won't keep my freedom.
Speaker A:You hear me?
Speaker A:The free gonna get you locked up right.
Speaker A:Free.
Speaker A:She gonna take your freedom.
Speaker A:Give them that.
Speaker A:Take that.
Speaker A:Give me some more of that right there.
Speaker A:Throw a little that on some drill in there.
Speaker A:Throw some.
Speaker A:I want some drills.
Speaker A:Some slide and some spin around.
Speaker A:I need all that.
Speaker A:Where you getting that from?
Speaker A:Don't.
Speaker A:Don't go to daddy.
Speaker A:Dallas got that good.
Speaker A:You get stuck in Dallas get some drill.
Speaker A:Oh, don't go to Chicago some good that drill down that Chicago drill deep.
Speaker A:That catty drill.
Speaker A:I don't too much here about the cabinetry.
Speaker A:They still cripping and blood, you understand me?
Speaker A:But it's some steppers down there too saying that to say what y'all, if we can help rap, we can help our kids.
Speaker A:But the sad thing about it, the grown folks making money off the kids, y'all, they're making money off the kids.
Speaker A:You remember to say, man, you don't care.
Speaker A:You said you just.
Speaker A:You don't sell no dope to no kid.
Speaker A:Is that what they tell you?
Speaker A:Yeah, man.
Speaker A:What happened to that?
Speaker A:I called the.
Speaker A:Send these.
Speaker A:Sold a little 12 year old some dope, cuz.
Speaker A:What you do that for?
Speaker A:Well, that's rap.
Speaker A:You just sold that 12 year old some rapid.
Speaker A:He was all right till he caught on some of that breath.
Speaker A:Now guess we look at it.
Speaker A:What's wrong with him?
Speaker A:He ought to talk about some bang bang.
Speaker A:Hey, put your goddamn hands down.
Speaker A:Don't be doing that around there.
Speaker A:Where you get that from?
Speaker A:He hit some of that over there.
Speaker A:What he hit.
Speaker A:I don't know what that is.
Speaker A:I don't want to put no name on no rappers, but I'm here today, you hear me?
Speaker A:But we gonna just call it the drill team, you know.
Speaker A:You know, with the drums and the sticks that beside.
Speaker A:We know that part, but we know that one thing about it, man.
Speaker A:We can.
Speaker A:Look, we can put some.
Speaker A:Something good that they like.
Speaker A:I don't know.
Speaker A:I mean, y'all gotta help me too, man.
Speaker A:I mean, I need.
Speaker A:We need help.
Speaker A:We need help.
Speaker A:We work.
Speaker A:We can't walk around with a covet mask.
Speaker A:You know what?
Speaker A:Let me tell y'all something about spiritual warfare.
Speaker A:Spiritual warfare is.
Speaker A:Is rap.
Speaker A:Y'all fighting the unseen.
Speaker A:You don't care how much weight you live, don't care how big you get.
Speaker A:They don't care how much muscles we got.
Speaker A:We still can't fight, but we can't sleep.
Speaker A:And then a knock is on our ass every time.
Speaker A:Every time you find yourself getting up.
Speaker A:God damn.
Speaker A:Getting off my ass again.
Speaker A:Keep beating them evil spirit.
Speaker A:That rap that.
Speaker A:That you can't see that get in your head.
Speaker A:Keep sending you.
Speaker A:God damn.
Speaker A:Don't y'all know that music could trigger all certain triggers in your body?
Speaker A:Didn't you know music can make you cry?
Speaker A:You know you're amazing.
Speaker A:God damn.
Speaker A:What's wrong with that?
Speaker A:Damn.
Speaker A:What's wrong with it?
Speaker A:She on that.
Speaker A:That rap, that music.
Speaker A:Because guess what?
Speaker A:It'll make you make something we can't see, but it got his foot tap.
Speaker A:We can't see the rap.
Speaker A:We can't see the rap to make a Goddamn me start looking at all up, man.
Speaker A:I got to listen to that.
Speaker A:Then what?
Speaker A:Won't snatch that chains.
Speaker A:God damn.
Speaker A:What made you do that?
Speaker A:Y'all were listening to that.
Speaker A:Getting caught on some.
Speaker A:Some of that, you know, right?
Speaker A:If I can put out any message while I'm at real life, street stars today, it's the.
Speaker A:We need to say rap, y'all.
Speaker A:When you say the kids from a bad disease out here called rap, y'all.
Speaker A:I'm gonna stretch that to the end of this year.
Speaker A:So we bring in a new year.
Speaker A:Maybe we can get some good in.
Speaker A:A new shipment might come in.
Speaker A:Maybe, maybe, maybe they can start putting something better in the streets.
Speaker A:Oh, we gotta.
Speaker A:We gotta call the doctor trade, that is.
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker A:Maybe you can help us out.
Speaker A:You know people that's responsible for the rap.
Speaker A:It's out here.
Speaker A:I called rap about Ice Cube.
Speaker A:Found out he was.
Speaker A:I gotta.
Speaker A:I catch an ice cream rap.
Speaker A:Here's a little.
Speaker A:Here's a little like a.
Speaker A:Like me never should have been let out to penitentiary.
Speaker A:P Dog would like to say that I'm a crazy from around the way.
Speaker A:And since I was a.
Speaker A:You sh.
Speaker A:I smoke weed out now I'm the type of.
Speaker A:That you read about taking a life or two.
Speaker A:That's what the hell I do.
Speaker A:You don't like how I'm living.
Speaker A:Well, that's a badass rap at an early age.
Speaker A: ,: Speaker A:I caught this in 88 and I went to the penalty.
Speaker A:I thought it was cool to do.
Speaker A:I called rap and rap led me down the room.
Speaker A:When I called rap here, I didn't know what was wrong with me.
Speaker A:All I knew was I was crazy from around the way.
Speaker A:And if I break a solid off, you get hauled off.
Speaker A:Squeeze the triggers and body guys holler and you too, boy, if you with me, the police is gonna have to come and get me off your ass.
Speaker A:Come find this.
Speaker A:Ain't never shot a can with a BB gun, right?
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker A:I know.
Speaker A:Look at him.
Speaker A:He never shot a camera.
Speaker A:Come with you crazy.
Speaker A:That's Ice cream good.
Speaker A:That's why he told.
Speaker A:Hello.
Speaker B:That's what I'm saying, bro.
Speaker A:Let's go do the.
Speaker C:But that still influenced him to go do the.
Speaker A:You hear me?
Speaker A:Bad rap.
Speaker A:You really had a fake rap.
Speaker A:See now see what happened to that that you got me on.
Speaker A:This is the fake.
Speaker A:Come find out that.
Speaker A:That smart in school.
Speaker A:Come to find out he ain't never seen no balls in his life.
Speaker A:Come and find out this wrote us the greatest story never told Minister Society Friday.
Speaker A:That nigga's a genius.
Speaker A:He's not a rapper.
Speaker A:He don't got rap, but he fit.
Speaker A:But he gave us the disease.
Speaker A:He gave me the disease.
Speaker A:Don't with him.
Speaker A:He got rap.
Speaker A:Girl, let's go.
Speaker A:Look, I'm.
Speaker B:I'm like.
Speaker B:Like you said, he was a genius.
Speaker A:He was a genius.
Speaker B:I don't know.
Speaker B:I Bro, you absorb it.
Speaker B:And then it's like, the minute I wanted to be that, I thought I wanted to be that, my mom was.
Speaker A:Like, nigga, that ain't.
Speaker B:He ain't that.
Speaker A:No.
Speaker A:Why he trying to.
Speaker A:I told you to be an actor.
Speaker A:I'm trying to tell you at the beginning of this conversation, didn't I just tell y'all about identity theft?
Speaker A:Right?
Speaker A:See, we ain't gonna never lose what we come here for.
Speaker A:That's what I'm trying to bring out the most.
Speaker A:A lot of our kids identity been stolen by rappers.
Speaker A:They don't even know who they is no more.
Speaker A:They too busy trying to be like him, Her.
Speaker A:They don't even know who they is.
Speaker A:No, I got caught up in there.
Speaker A:My little brother told me when I was young, he said, you be doing what?
Speaker A:They're real.
Speaker A:You say my little brother told me that?
Speaker A:No, but listen, he was right.
Speaker A:I.
Speaker A:I didn't even know I was doing it.
Speaker A:I didn't even know.
Speaker A:No.
Speaker A:We grew up in church, huh?
Speaker A:When you grew up in church, we don't know nothing about that.
Speaker A:We didn't catch rap.
Speaker A:She really had to catch it when we can sneak and get some.
Speaker A:And I just got.
Speaker A:You know, I was just so cold when I got my little jam box.
Speaker A:You know, you get your drugs, you go somewhere by yourself and smoke by yourself.
Speaker A:Well, that was me.
Speaker A:I get my jam box, go on the back porch, plug it in, listen to my music by myself and let rap influence me.
Speaker A:I got high off the beats, the music, the lyrics.
Speaker A:Oh, my little brother told me one time, and I never knew that a rap took over until I was on some spice ones.
Speaker A:187 to 187.
Speaker A:You couldn't tell me when Spice came in, I was on that Spice.
Speaker A:What?
Speaker A:They came out here Black Low song is all black, man.
Speaker A:Come on, man.
Speaker A:I'm full blown now.
Speaker A:You can't.
Speaker A:I'm gonna dress like that, act like that, and do what that say.
Speaker A:Dude, you better not mess with me.
Speaker A:I don't care who you is.
Speaker A:Let me tell y'all something.
Speaker A:It sound like we were tough back then, but that they got now, you know, you not say I'm too old to hit that.
Speaker A:I'm too old to hit that.
Speaker A:I'm too old to get on some of this.
Speaker A:What that they got now?
Speaker A:That.
Speaker A:Oh, that's spicy.
Speaker A:That's Spice One Ain't nothing.
Speaker A:Look at that.
Speaker A:Spice One ain't nothing but some spices on your.
Speaker A:Now, that ain't nothing.
Speaker A:And y'all Heard that.
Speaker A:Oh, look at y'all.
Speaker A:Let me make sure y'all lie right now.
Speaker A:I see y'all ain't caught no rap.
Speaker A:Nothing.
Speaker A:None of them young yet.
Speaker A:See, that's the thing about it.
Speaker A:We put the older put the rap after, but the young bring that rap back to us.
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker A:You know what I mean?
Speaker A:Put all that rap after the new schedule.
Speaker A:Go walk in the store now.
Speaker A:Go to another store.
Speaker A:Why, man, y'all standing out there?
Speaker A:Well, hell, that what you put out there.
Speaker A:You telling me now, you look at them, you know, oh, hell, no.
Speaker A:Let's go to another store.
Speaker A:We get some bread, another stuff.
Speaker A:Go get some secret.
Speaker A:Get out and walk through them crowded young men that you told that you gave rap to.
Speaker A:What about the same thing you've been rapping?
Speaker A:Yeah, you gave them.
Speaker A:They like you.
Speaker A:And you gonna rob me.
Speaker A:Why would they rob you?
Speaker A:You the one gave the game.
Speaker A:To what?
Speaker A:To rob me, right?
Speaker A:Yeah, take another brother out.
Speaker A:Because that's our rap doing right now, y'all.
Speaker A:It's on killing off our youngsters and taking our youngsters out.
Speaker A:Are they sending them to the prison?
Speaker A:For a long time, y'all.
Speaker A:For a long time.
Speaker A:I want y'all to know prison now ain't the prison that it was back then.
Speaker A:I want the world to know now.
Speaker A:If your youngster go to prison now, he gonna come out.
Speaker A:Let me tell y'all something.
Speaker A:To be honest with y'all.
Speaker A:We used to go to prison back in the days.
Speaker A:You can come out with a ged.
Speaker A:You can come out with a truck driver's license.
Speaker A:You come out with a coordinator license.
Speaker A:You can go to prison, come out and be.
Speaker A:And be something.
Speaker A:When you came home, they even offer your program.
Speaker A:You get her, get your job and put you on that old rapping took.
Speaker A:That's a rap.
Speaker A:You going there now got rap.
Speaker A:Nobody give a.
Speaker A:About going to school.
Speaker A:And put down the bangles and put down the bronze.
Speaker A:They can't use no.
Speaker A:You can't take no join together.
Speaker A:You can't take no banger together.
Speaker A:No burning jet.
Speaker A:But guess what?
Speaker A:He ain't no burners no more.
Speaker A:It's a banger.
Speaker A:Now pick that banger up.
Speaker A:Because guess what?
Speaker A:In here, you got a bang or get banged.
Speaker A:They gonna burn that.
Speaker A:They're gonna bang that iron up.
Speaker A:And ain't no.
Speaker A:Ain't no guns in here.
Speaker A:In prison, the rap that they going there with now, a gun grab that knife and stab, they're gonna stay there.
Speaker A:They coming out worse than they used to, man.
Speaker A:Nobody wants to go in and come out worse.
Speaker A:That's what I hate about church.
Speaker A:I hate to go to church and come out the same way.
Speaker A:I'm just, what's wrong?
Speaker A:They gonna fire out a show.
Speaker A:Put that in offering plate.
Speaker A:What's wrong with that?
Speaker A:And I don't feel nothing.
Speaker A:I got robbed.
Speaker A:You understand me?
Speaker A:When you go to prison, you don't learn nothing.
Speaker A:You're gonna come out the same way.
Speaker A:And the they doing in there now.
Speaker A:Ain't nobody there trying to help them kid.
Speaker A:I'm tell you something.
Speaker A:Get a chapter chicken.
Speaker A:Catch a murder case.
Speaker A:What?
Speaker A:Oh, he didn't know.
Speaker A:Traffic with me.
Speaker A:And I'm killing the J.
Speaker A:What?
Speaker A:For what?
Speaker A:Cuz, you know, you go to jail now.
Speaker A:Backpack.
Speaker C:You soon.
Speaker A:You walking that drug jumbo some old know who that little.
Speaker A:They don't care who you with.
Speaker A:Hey, y'all believe me.
Speaker A:Thank God.
Speaker A:Praise God.
Speaker A:Salute to God for giving me a chance to shake rap off.
Speaker A:The only way to shake rap, you gotta shake a different hand, man.
Speaker A:I.
Speaker A:I deal with the highest spirit.
Speaker A:I deal with something that I can't see.
Speaker A:And it helps me with rap.
Speaker A:It helps me.
Speaker A:It helps me now.
Speaker A:It.
Speaker A:And I'm not feeling cured, y'all.
Speaker A:You understand me?
Speaker A:Sometimes I relapse a little bit and I.
Speaker A:I go back and listen to, you know, because rap can make you feel a certain way and put you in a certain state of mind.
Speaker A:Can bring you back.
Speaker A:Rap, rap, rap.
Speaker A:Rap can wait.
Speaker A:Awakening.
Speaker A:I remember this.
Speaker A:Yeah, they forgot about the dating family.
Speaker A:They forgot about top authority.
Speaker A:You know, so many good people.
Speaker A:You forgot about some good old.
Speaker A:It can bring you back to you and make you feel like you back in them days.
Speaker A:But you ain't in them days no more.
Speaker A:No more.
Speaker A:The rep they got these days, them youngsters don't care about no old food.
Speaker A:I ain't gonna say an old man.
Speaker A:I ain't gonna say that.
Speaker A:Because when you're an old man, men know how to talk to kids.
Speaker A:I put, I keep, I keep, I keep.
Speaker A:Kid a child probably.
Speaker A:How old you live?
Speaker A:You think I just look like the second.
Speaker A:Oh, you talking to youngster.
Speaker A:Oh, oh, okay.
Speaker A:School.
Speaker A:All right, then.
Speaker A:But watch your mouth, you hear?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:You know, you do them like that not to be tough, but to be respected.
Speaker A:Got no respect for you.
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker A:Can't get a chance on crib right there.
Speaker A:Devil crib, man.
Speaker A:Before I left parole, I had to go inside a facility and talk to a group of kids before I got off parole.
Speaker A:It was one of my stipulations.
Speaker A:On parole.
Speaker A:In order for me to get off parole, I had to go talk to a juvenile.
Speaker A:And one thing I'll never forget, when I walked in that juvenile, that white lady said, she say, Mr.
Speaker A:Jim, you here to do this?
Speaker A:And see, I'm just here to, you know, talk to these kids to get out here and complete my parole.
Speaker A:It's one of my stipulations.
Speaker A:I have to have a seminar at a juvenile.
Speaker A:Like, God damn, I don't even know to say these.
Speaker A:You know, I'm just.
Speaker A:I'm still up here.
Speaker A:So I go in there and just.
Speaker A:Just to get right, I did it.
Speaker A:But the lightweight lady told me something that they never.
Speaker A:They hurt my feelings.
Speaker A:She said, Mr.
Speaker A:James, when you go in there, if they don't pay no attention to you, don't worry about it.
Speaker A:You know, you're not going to get their attention because, you know, they're just a bunch of.
Speaker A:No, they're clowns.
Speaker A:And they're just gonna act up when they.
Speaker A:And so if you don't get their attention, just do your little hour and come on out.
Speaker A:You got me up.
Speaker A:That's what I said to myself.
Speaker A:My head.
Speaker A:What you mean, just because they.
Speaker A:Yeah, because they run over them as a staff.
Speaker A:So my thing was the.
Speaker A:The nail that went in the bus.
Speaker A:As soon as I got inside, I seen the little kid.
Speaker A:They walked in, they were looking at me, man, God, ain't this crazy?
Speaker A:I.
Speaker A:I happen to have on a big flannel like this, but I had a polo up under.
Speaker A:A nice polo on and some khakis on up under it.
Speaker A:But I had this right here.
Speaker A:And I bunded all the way to the top.
Speaker A:I had my.
Speaker A:I had my spot spice.
Speaker A:Wanna look on my Bean on My Shade song.
Speaker A:Cause I know that what catch.
Speaker A:Get bad guys attention when you got rap.
Speaker A:Ain't nobody gonna listen to no with no rep on there with a town.
Speaker A:But you coming there looking apart like you got rap Widow, you gonna catch some attention.
Speaker A:The first time I say, hey, hey, hey.
Speaker A:Y'all sit down here.
Speaker A:Say, man, hey, who all men in here?
Speaker A:We got some punks in here.
Speaker A:No, ain't nobody.
Speaker A:Ain't nobody.
Speaker A:Yeah, okay.
Speaker A:We all tough with her, right?
Speaker A:It's juvenile.
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker A:Then I said, you a man.
Speaker A:How y'all man tell you that something?
Speaker A:Respect is the first thing a man give another man.
Speaker A:When you like a man, when you with a man.
Speaker A:First time you give respect.
Speaker A:So when I'm talking, you listen.
Speaker A:If you got something to say, I'm listening to you.
Speaker A:So While I'm talking.
Speaker A:Please don't do no talking.
Speaker A:You got.
Speaker A:You got to everybody call on white name like God damn.
Speaker A:Yeah, it's all the way.
Speaker A:How you control the crowd.
Speaker A:My little brother said something right.
Speaker A:We used to listen to Eric being rockin.
Speaker A:He had something called rule the crap.
Speaker A:You got to know how to control the crap.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I came in there and I did my own job.
Speaker A:And the cold thing about it, when I got them kids attention, I never get.
Speaker A:I never let up off of it.
Speaker A:I kept looking them in there and I kept everybody attention and everybody looking because they wanted to hear what the guy had to say.
Speaker A:And then at the end of that seminar, I peeled my shirt off and I took it off and I took it.
Speaker A:I had me a nice haircut.
Speaker A:I had me a polo on.
Speaker A:And I looked at fridge.
Speaker A:Now I told them kids about a camera looking like this.
Speaker A:Would y'all listen to me?
Speaker A:Hell no.
Speaker A:They wouldn't listen to me.
Speaker A:But they didn't know I was that same under all them clothes.
Speaker A:Hello, Is anybody getting a message?
Speaker A:You don't gotta look the part to be the part.
Speaker A:Quit looking at me like you gonna learn something today.
Speaker A:You.
Speaker A:Yeah, I like.
Speaker A:That's my boy.
Speaker A:He said I'm looking, but you gotta look the part to be the part.
Speaker A:It'd be the ones that you think ain't got nothing that'll tear your ass up.
Speaker D:Hello?
Speaker A:Am I saying something?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Just because he got all them tattoos that emote than anybody.
Speaker A:Next on.
Speaker A:You had a big over there with all the tattoos looking like he or what's wrong?
Speaker A:What's wrong with you?
Speaker A:Hey, I'm all right.
Speaker A:Damn.
Speaker A:Yeah, the big but my mission on real life street state starts today.
Speaker A:Minister and see if we can come up with a career for rap.
Speaker A:Somebody get some signs made.
Speaker A:Start paying attention to the kids, you know, take them to the doctor, make sure they don't got a full blown rap.
Speaker A:Because full blown rap is not a seal but disease.
Speaker A:Right?
Speaker A:But if you it's a pay attention to disease.
Speaker A:You can pay attention to the kids and tell if they got rap.
Speaker A:When you start talking back.
Speaker A:Hello.
Speaker A:When you start talking back.
Speaker A:Yeah, get that on top of it.
Speaker A:Get right on top of.
Speaker A:When you see.
Speaker A:When you see the ref starting to take over, that's when the parents need to start taking over.
Speaker A:I'm telling y'all something.
Speaker A:We can't do nothing with the ones that got it right now come let y'all know.
Speaker A:We're gonna have to let God Deal with them.
Speaker A:Yeah, the ones that got it right now.
Speaker A:My bad, my bad, my bad.
Speaker A:We're not gonna give up on y'all.
Speaker A:We're not gonna give up on y'all.
Speaker A:My boys, very real life street star.
Speaker A:Gonna get y'all.
Speaker A:I can't help.
Speaker A:They might can help one of y'all, you know, maybe.
Speaker A:Maybe they'll tell one of y'all you get your together, bring us a good report call.
Speaker A:You might get to see behind these bright lights one day, right, without your rep, you know, and give us something clean.
Speaker A:Let me tell y'all something.
Speaker A:Some good youngsters out there don't deserve to be locked up.
Speaker A:But due to rap, they only find out when they get into place.
Speaker A:And it's a rap that they can call on somebody, they can restore their mind back to sanity.
Speaker A:You dig what I'm saying?
Speaker A:That's all it is.
Speaker A:They just need something to restore their mind back to sanity, man.
Speaker A:You know, there's always a higher power that can restore your mind back to sanity, man.
Speaker A:Don't let rap kill you.
Speaker A:Right?
Speaker A:Let's go.
Speaker C:Speaking of somebody that let's go might be dying of rap.
Speaker A:Let's go.
Speaker A:I like it.
Speaker C:Little Dirt getting arrested.
Speaker B:That's a good segue.
Speaker A:That nigga wrong, but, yeah, look at him good chest move.
Speaker A:Look at he wrong.
Speaker A:Look at Ian on that one.
Speaker A:Yeah, good one.
Speaker A:That was a good one.
Speaker C:I was thinking about that.
Speaker C:I was looking for that.
Speaker A:Yeah, man.
Speaker A:100 million dollar bond, huh?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Damn.
Speaker A:Oh, that's a good rap.
Speaker A:See, you know, that's.
Speaker A:I know.
Speaker A:Look at him.
Speaker A:I know it.
Speaker A:I know it.
Speaker A:I know.
Speaker A:That's a good rap there.
Speaker A:I can't afford that.
Speaker A:Maybe y'all can.
Speaker A:That what it'll do to you.
Speaker A:Maybe that's what it'll do to you.
Speaker A:Yeah, honey, me.
Speaker A:That's a good rap I got.
Speaker A:I mean.
Speaker A:I mean, you know, I'm just a little local joker.
Speaker A:I do local reps.
Speaker A:I still with the note.
Speaker A:My question to it.
Speaker C:Do you think that he's still taking rap in.
Speaker A:In jail?
Speaker A:Oh, oh, you know.
Speaker A:You know, I just told you.
Speaker A:It's only.
Speaker A:It's only two periods to rap.
Speaker D:Hello?
Speaker A:Dead or what?
Speaker A:So guess what he doing?
Speaker A:He's being cured right now.
Speaker A:I know it.
Speaker A:I know he.
Speaker A:I know it.
Speaker A:You're gonna learn today.
Speaker A:He's in.
Speaker A:He got help.
Speaker A:He made it.
Speaker A:Ask me about dirt being locked up, God damn it.
Speaker A:Because we didn't get the King Vaughn call.
Speaker A:Yeah, see, that's just the message.
Speaker A:Besides, the man I'm glad that they can see it without me using my sons on the chessboard this time.
Speaker A:But they can see it through somebody else lifestyle.
Speaker A:Somebody got that call for King V.
Speaker A:And somebody got that cow for little dirt.
Speaker A:Which cow do you want?
Speaker A:I know it's right.
Speaker A:I don't want the king von cop.
Speaker A:I take the little dirt car any day.
Speaker A:My kids got the little dirt cop.
Speaker A:They got him.
Speaker A:They got, they got him.
Speaker A:Thank you God.
Speaker A:I get to see him again.
Speaker A:Maybe, maybe since they got saved.
Speaker A:And that's a cure in there for rap.
Speaker A:Because one thing, when rap wear off, it's you got to go through detox.
Speaker A:You know, you gotta go, yeah, yeah, you got detox.
Speaker A:Maybe sometimes detox.
Speaker A:You know, it ain't like in the world on seven day detox.
Speaker A:You know, you shook it off that over.
Speaker A:You got about like a seven month detox.
Speaker A:We come down the rail.
Speaker A:And the sad thing about it, it's hard to get cured when everybody's still using drugs around you.
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker A:I know I'll beat that ass today.
Speaker A:It's hard to get cured when everybody's still using drugs around you.
Speaker A:Still smell kind of damn.
Speaker A:I can't get away from damn.
Speaker A:Everybody's still using.
Speaker A:God damn.
Speaker A:Why is that?
Speaker A:Because you in a place where don't want cure for their rep.
Speaker A:You understand me?
Speaker A:But a lot of people get cured because guess what, the rap starts to wear off.
Speaker A:God damn.
Speaker A:I said good old unit went by.
Speaker A:I know it.
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker A:Oh, mama, I love you.
Speaker A:Oh, exactly.
Speaker A:Yes, ma'am.
Speaker A:Oh, you know how to say.
Speaker A:Yeah, it's wearing off.
Speaker A:He's being curious.
Speaker A:I went up there to see old Jimmy.
Speaker A:That when you go see him with his little cussing sale.
Speaker A:Now, baby, he don't cuss at me no more.
Speaker A:What?
Speaker A:No, no.
Speaker A:Jimmy up there looking good.
Speaker A:He got his haircut.
Speaker A:I went out other day.
Speaker A:He don't cut.
Speaker A:Yes, ma'am.
Speaker A:No, ma'am.
Speaker A:And he mean it.
Speaker A:That rap wearing out.
Speaker A:He's being cured.
Speaker A:Matter of fact, everybody what he had a Quran in his hand.
Speaker A:A Quran.
Speaker A:And then you can't even pay that to go to church at her.
Speaker A:That rap is wearing out.
Speaker A:He's getting the help he needs because there's only two curious to repeat.
Speaker C:It seemed like dirt was kick.
Speaker C:He was kicking the rap before he went in.
Speaker C:It seemed like he was trying to kick the rap like he was trying.
Speaker C:He was.
Speaker A:He knows one thing about it.
Speaker A:You know he's gonna kick it or you're gonna relapse.
Speaker A:You gonna re rap because you're gonna rewrap.
Speaker A:You can't one thing about it.
Speaker A:You can't.
Speaker A:You can't.
Speaker A:You can't sneak and do nothing.
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker A:Oh, look at you.
Speaker A:Been getting hot.
Speaker A:I can tell you.
Speaker A:I tell jerk.
Speaker A:Yeah, you went over and did something.
Speaker A:Quit telling people you ain't doing nothing.
Speaker A:See, denial is a bad thing.
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker A:Denial bring you to.
Speaker A:I just mean that person.
Speaker A:I ain't doing.
Speaker A:I used to be mad at myself when I lie about the.
Speaker A:That's the worst.
Speaker A:That's the worst lie you can tell that you ain't doing something you doing right.
Speaker A:Well, you know, you.
Speaker A:Man, I don't around no more looking at you.
Speaker A:What you mean you don't around no more?
Speaker A:I'm good.
Speaker A:Clean the.
Speaker A:I don't around no more, but goddamn.
Speaker A:Pull your socks up then.
Speaker A:Oh, socks sagging.
Speaker A:You hear me?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:You lost a lot.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:You losing your ring and fell off.
Speaker A:God damn.
Speaker A:Yeah, all right.
Speaker A:But you don't around no more.
Speaker A:You know one thing about the drug, you ain't got to tell it.
Speaker A:You use.
Speaker A:We can see you doing.
Speaker A:And I tell drug a guy.
Speaker A:I around, you get high.
Speaker A:No, around.
Speaker A:You lying right now, man.
Speaker A:Get away from me.
Speaker A:Yeah, I was that type of.
Speaker A:But you can't.
Speaker A:You can't.
Speaker A:You can't gibble and dab with rap.
Speaker A:Either you either gonna quit or you're gonna get your ass popped.
Speaker A:One of the two, but no, he got popped.
Speaker A:Let me tell you something.
Speaker A:When you get comfortable in rap, you feel like, I can just get.
Speaker A:No, she know you got.
Speaker A:Two years is a good time to get comfortable.
Speaker A:Two years.
Speaker A:After a year, after two weeks, nobody said nothing.
Speaker A:Been a month.
Speaker A:Nobody said nothing, bro.
Speaker A:Been two months.
Speaker A:Two months.
Speaker A:What about a year?
Speaker A:You're in six months.
Speaker A:Oh, hell, no.
Speaker A:They don't know 50 thing.
Speaker A:Two years, man.
Speaker A:Give me that, man.
Speaker A:Let's rap.
Speaker A:Hello, let's rap.
Speaker A:What that mean?
Speaker A:He started talking, he started rapping.
Speaker A:He started giving subliminal messages in his rep.
Speaker A:He started giving them leads.
Speaker A:He got caught.
Speaker A:I know he got comfortable.
Speaker A:He got rapped at rap.
Speaker A:For now, when you rap with rap good, you can talk about it.
Speaker A:That rap got so good to that two years went by, you couldn't tell him nothing.
Speaker A:I left your mom over and your dad in the refrigerator.
Speaker A:I put your sister in the garbage bag and put your other in the chair.
Speaker A:Go look and see.
Speaker A:Damn, you comfortable, ain't you?
Speaker A:You rapping, ain't you?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Did y'all hear that?
Speaker A:That's what we've been Waiting on.
Speaker A:We didn't have a lead till he said that.
Speaker A:We didn't have nothing to wrapped about this.
Speaker A:Everything, Jim.
Speaker A:Okay, God damn it.
Speaker A:Open it up once more.
Speaker D:He said it.
Speaker A:He did it.
Speaker A:Wake up two or three hours.
Speaker A:That's what we've been waiting on right there.
Speaker A:We had nothing till he did this or did this, said this or said that.
Speaker A:We didn't have nothing.
Speaker A:Oh, big baby shares.
Speaker A:I'll shut your asses up.
Speaker A:I know it.
Speaker A:Brick Baby ain't threw a brick at a window.
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker A:I know you gonna catch it today.
Speaker A:But on that note, Brief Baby's wanting to blame.
Speaker A:No, no.
Speaker A:Cuz got comfortable in his rap.
Speaker A:They didn't come get brick.
Speaker A:They can't.
Speaker A:I hear Baby said this Brief Baby.
Speaker A:Baby had to say nothing.
Speaker A:He didn't say hello.
Speaker A:Everybody always looking for somebody to blame something on.
Speaker A:When another get caught, somebody pilot was wearing a wire.
Speaker A:We all got wires.
Speaker A:What the you think these is?
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker A:Y'all gonna learn today.
Speaker A:Sit this over there and goddamn.
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker A:Y'all playing with me.
Speaker A:This hold on now.
Speaker A:I know it.
Speaker A:Yeah, don't worry about it.
Speaker A:It's over there to catch free game.
Speaker A:Oh, I ain't got nothing on me.
Speaker A:We know your ass off.
Speaker A:It's over there.
Speaker A:Free game.
Speaker A:Free game.
Speaker A:Free game.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:I said you got to have.
Speaker A:This is old.
Speaker A:This is.
Speaker A: This was in the: Speaker A:Oh, y'all didn't know we wireless now.
Speaker A:Everybody listening, everything looking.
Speaker A:You any way to catch on?
Speaker A:The first thing I knew somebody told it on.
Speaker A:So you told it on yourself, huh?
Speaker A:You telling yourself, oh, oh, I want nobody to home listen.
Speaker A:Oh, you know, it was a mic.
Speaker A:You light your boat up.
Speaker A:Your light bulb up there, right?
Speaker A:Oh, in the movie.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:You know what type new light bulbs it is these things.
Speaker B:And these things be crazy because all that connect to WI fi.
Speaker B:You think you got the light bulb on the WI fi, the refrigerator on the WI fi.
Speaker B:You got everything in your house.
Speaker A:And then soon you tell that you.
Speaker A:I know y'all looking at me crazy cuz I've been.
Speaker A:I'm watching y'all watch me.
Speaker A:You the game is not to say nothing moving solid.
Speaker A:They looking at you.
Speaker A:I know they looking at me.
Speaker A:Every time your phone ring, he too.
Speaker A:He get a message.
Speaker A:When you get a message, they get a qu.
Speaker A:Come on, man.
Speaker A:But my game is, you know, I don't watch nobody.
Speaker A:I they.
Speaker A:I let spy on me every time I look.
Speaker A:I seen this morning on one of my things.
Speaker A:I don't Know in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Speaker A:Oh.
Speaker A:Seeing some crazy.
Speaker A:Oh OG person.
Speaker A:You talking about a prison story.
Speaker A:I've been on 13 years, dumbass.
Speaker A:Man, if we was in prison, we would have took that, tied him up to the.
Speaker A:I said, man, who the.
Speaker A:No, that's my boy.
Speaker A:I love Needy tv.
Speaker A:Shout out to needy tv, man.
Speaker A:No, but you know, you gotta watch who the people y'all sneak across the border these days, man.
Speaker A:Man, you understand me?
Speaker A:You just can't have these.
Speaker A:You know, the illegal agents coming on the station, man, you know, blowing the game up.
Speaker A:It's not right for y'all to let me come over here and talk about Charles like he a dog.
Speaker A:Like he.
Speaker A:And y'all know he not you.
Speaker A:It ain't right for nobody to come over here and just know what I'm saying.
Speaker A:You man.
Speaker A:And we.
Speaker A:It happens, you know, cuz.
Speaker A:Cuz, one thing about it, you're not responsible for what a say.
Speaker A:When you say 1, 2, 3, action.
Speaker A:Right?
Speaker A:It's not your job with that come out.
Speaker A:It's not easy.
Speaker A:Gonna say the right thing.
Speaker A:Gonna say the wrong thing.
Speaker A:You gonna keep it real.
Speaker A:Everybody want to play.
Speaker A:Oh, y'all people sit there.
Speaker A:The mic was on him.
Speaker A:The camera was on him.
Speaker A:It was his time to shine, and that's what he did with his son.
Speaker C:They'd be surprised, though.
Speaker C:They gonna blame us.
Speaker A:Oh, yeah.
Speaker A:Y'all gonna catch that eat.
Speaker A:That's your fault, right?
Speaker A:Okay to say cheese.
Speaker A:Interview that.
Speaker A:Hell no.
Speaker A:Ye.
Speaker A:Everybody fault you don't blame yourself for that.
Speaker A:No.
Speaker A:You take no accountability.
Speaker A:No, it's your fault.
Speaker A:You get what he said.
Speaker A:Y'all better believe that.
Speaker A:You better believe it's nothing that I can say on here that'll put y'all.
Speaker A:I won't never put y'all in a line of fire.
Speaker A:I'm here to help.
Speaker A:I'm here to build, not destroy.
Speaker A:If I can say something to help a black man not go to prison, not have to catch that.
Speaker A:That bad road that I can't say that I took because my journey was my journey.
Speaker A:God got a journey for everybody.
Speaker A:And your road ain't gonna be the same one I take.
Speaker A:And don't try to hop on mine because I run a ass over in my.
Speaker A:Get out my lane.
Speaker A:I know you will, too.
Speaker A:Any try to stop what God got planned for you.
Speaker A:Supposed to run them over and then look back at him in your rearview.
Speaker A:Look at dumbass jumped his ass in front of me, thought I was gonna stop.
Speaker A:Oh, I'm not hitting the brakes.
Speaker A:And I'm gonna match the game oh, stop.
Speaker A:You better get out my way Straight up.
Speaker A:God got a mission for me, and I'm on my way to it.
Speaker A:Talk to me.
Speaker A:Real life street star.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker C:I want to do a little bit more rap.
Speaker C:Okay.
Speaker A:I like that.
Speaker A:I got this.
Speaker C:Like, we all.
Speaker C:Me and my partners, y'all like, oh.
Speaker A:Bro, we all hot already.
Speaker A:Rap, bro.
Speaker C:Everybody's doing it, bro.
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker C:And you come around, you like, hey, man, y'all need to stop taking that rap.
Speaker B:I'm like, shut that up, Sharif.
Speaker A:You know, you can't say, man, one thing I say.
Speaker A:I try to stretch to the.
Speaker A:The grown men that built that, that threw the drugs out there for, you know, they don't even take them.
Speaker A:They, hello.
Speaker A:Right?
Speaker A:Didn't I just say that about Ice Cube?
Speaker A:Right?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:He don't take no rap.
Speaker A:Yeah, she.
Speaker C:You got to look at the supply.
Speaker A:Like, he said.
Speaker A:He said some real.
Speaker A:No, I.
Speaker A:Refining faking them.
Speaker A:Just throw some out there that ain't doing it, and that's doing it and really doing it because.
Speaker A:But, you know, I used to say that, too, but I heard a song about scarf eight years ago called the Studio Gangster.
Speaker A:Studio Gangster.
Speaker A:Scarface.
Speaker A:I was.
Speaker A:That's who raised me.
Speaker A:That that was my main choice of drug.
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker A:I know.
Speaker A:That's a good one.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:That was my main choice of jokes from Scarface.
Speaker A:I'm gonna get that when I ain't got nothing else.
Speaker A:I'm gonna get that yellow birthday gonna tell I'm gonna get that when I ain't got nothing.
Speaker A:Anything with Scarface in it.
Speaker A:That's my.
Speaker A:That's my main choice of drug.
Speaker A:And I'm glad.
Speaker A:I'm glad God led me to that addiction now, because that.
Speaker A:That drug is still good today.
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker A:They good that that drug still good today.
Speaker A:Back then, it was detrimental to my health, but I think the manufacturer, you know, started no seeing what damage he was doing and start putting some different, you know.
Speaker A:You know, start taking effect and all that.
Speaker A:And stop.
Speaker A:Start.
Speaker A:Start taking the.
Speaker A:That'll kill you out of it.
Speaker A:And I'm glad he did that, because guess what?
Speaker A:When he.
Speaker A:When he saved Rev, he saved me, too.
Speaker A:Shout out to Scarface for still being here today.
Speaker A:And I am, too, due to the.
Speaker B:Rap shout out face, please come sit down on the couch, man.
Speaker B:So, you know, I heard Dr.
Speaker B:Umar, he was also speaking about the disease.
Speaker B:And I just wonder, what do you think we would be if there was no rap?
Speaker A:Good times.
Speaker A:Every day they laid off Good times We had good times It'd Be still good.
Speaker A:It wasn't no rep, man.
Speaker A:But you know what?
Speaker A:Y'all gotta.
Speaker A:Y'all gotta remember what is rapid.
Speaker A:I told me somebody was rapper.
Speaker A:I didn't believe him.
Speaker A:And they say Dodo Mike was the first man.
Speaker A:Well, that was the first sign of rap Yoda Mike.
Speaker A:Well, I wasn't here.
Speaker A:I don't know what a piccolo player.
Speaker A:Y'all know what a piccolo player.
Speaker B:I know what a piccolo player is, but I don't.
Speaker A:Hey, what is a piccolo?
Speaker B:It's like a.
Speaker B:It's like a flute type instrument.
Speaker A:Okay, so, no, I didn't know what a piccolo player was.
Speaker A:I've been hearing a common man say it for years.
Speaker A:But saying that to say this, man, if rap never existed, rap been here for years.
Speaker A:Putting words together, making a rhyme be for real.
Speaker A:You had James Brown that anybody else.
Speaker A:Rap don't have to be rap.
Speaker A:Let's get this right.
Speaker A:Know y'all look at me crazy on that one.
Speaker A:Let's just say, anything that's controlling your way of thinking and your mind, that's your rap.
Speaker A:Did y'all catch that?
Speaker A:That's gonna be your rep.
Speaker A:It don't got to be in a rap form to be your rep.
Speaker A:If it can help, you take it, if it hurts, you wrap it up.
Speaker B:What about R B?
Speaker A:A K?
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker A:God damn it.
Speaker A:I'll be a kid.
Speaker A:I'll be a key boy.
Speaker A:But you know what?
Speaker A:Driving.
Speaker A:They get ready to commit suicide.
Speaker A:What they put their rv, you know, take their little drink, you know, and put their little pistol right there and say, this is it.
Speaker A:What they listening to?
Speaker A:They ain't listening to no rap.
Speaker A:Before they get at her.
Speaker A:The R B can save you, though.
Speaker A:That's rb can save you.
Speaker A:Because one thing about R B, you know, depends on what.
Speaker A:What they cut it with.
Speaker A:Principle.
Speaker A:What's being cut with.
Speaker A:Yeah, if you go get to you.
Speaker A:If you ain't feeling, say, you know, it's all type of drills on the ship.
Speaker A:You get you some custom corn or some hay, right?
Speaker A:I don't want no hate, you understand me?
Speaker A:But saying that to say that you can get some good R B, some sad R B, some happy.
Speaker A:Some happy rv.
Speaker A:Something that'll make you feel good on this side.
Speaker A:But then you get some.
Speaker A:Make me out break down crying.
Speaker A:You better get off that.
Speaker A:That'll kill you.
Speaker A:If you're in a depressed moment.
Speaker A:Yeah, it'll wrap you up.
Speaker A:If you're in a depressed moment and you put on some music, that.
Speaker A:That some really you up.
Speaker A:It'll make you this.
Speaker A:Cut that off, man.
Speaker A:Hurry.
Speaker A:Damn soon you cut it off.
Speaker A:You all right now.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Cut that loud ass music out.
Speaker A:Man.
Speaker A:OVER crying Cut it out.
Speaker A:Cut the out.
Speaker A:What the music got to do with it?
Speaker A:It's wrapping him up.
Speaker A:He's wrapped up in the moment.
Speaker A:Let's go.
Speaker B:You know, now I'm a battle.
Speaker B:We own how deep this is.
Speaker B:The ladies are really leading the rap now.
Speaker B:They taking over us.
Speaker A:Well, you know, they try to do that with our country with, you know, they try to throw a lady in front of our country instead of Trump, they're gonna throw a lady out there.
Speaker A:You know, I'm not surprised.
Speaker A:I'm not right, man.
Speaker A:You know, no offense to the men.
Speaker A:It's some out here, man.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:Me and we were gonna sit there.
Speaker A:Who wants to see a woman run if that woman would have won president?
Speaker A:Because that was it for us.
Speaker A:That was it for us.
Speaker A:I'm talking about his men.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:And she sit there and ran.
Speaker A:She had no business running.
Speaker A:She said ain't been a runner up, man.
Speaker A:We losing, they take it.
Speaker A:If she would have won president, it was a rap for us, bro.
Speaker A:It's been a rap for us.
Speaker C:What do you think would have happened, huh?
Speaker A:I'm just saying though, I mean, I mean, I mean, I'm not saying she couldn't have did it.
Speaker A:Did a good job at her job.
Speaker A:Right?
Speaker A:But don't call yourself the man no more.
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker A:We don't run nothing women get to find.
Speaker A:Y'all remember how started acting when Obama won?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:It's this thing of a woman.
Speaker A:If that woman would have won.
Speaker A:Your woman when you start acting like that, baby.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:It's a woman president now the women, man.
Speaker A:I'm talking about one thing you don't want is a woman to be sarcastic when she'll do a dirty.
Speaker A:I mean when I say a brother.
Speaker A:And you know, when a women.
Speaker A:When women got power, they not like men.
Speaker A:When a woman got power.
Speaker A:I'm talking if a woman want to be there, she'll do you don't let a woman find out you love her.
Speaker C:Difference is a woman gonna stomp on you when you fall on the ground.
Speaker A:A man gonna try to help you, help you.
Speaker A:Baby, you okay, baby?
Speaker A:That woman say nasty ass.
Speaker A:Oh, God damn.
Speaker A:The mama ain't that serious to her.
Speaker A:They'll do you like this.
Speaker A:But you know, women, women got their place in this world.
Speaker A:But God damn me.
Speaker A:And it ain't in our shoes.
Speaker A:They got to play goddamn everybody want to switch everything up.
Speaker A:God damn.
Speaker A:Stop Working.
Speaker A:And women start.
Speaker A:No, no.
Speaker A:Women start working, taking out what she know.
Speaker A:She just started transitioning and now.
Speaker A:God damn me.
Speaker A:God damn.
Speaker A:What happened to your dick?
Speaker A:Damn, girl.
Speaker A:When you get a dick, girl?
Speaker A:God damn.
Speaker A:Oh, they got mine in the military.
Speaker A:You know they do that now in the military.
Speaker A:They give you sex.
Speaker A:You know, they.
Speaker A:They.
Speaker A:They go to military and get everything.
Speaker A:You get your dick and you can get your pussy.
Speaker A:God damn.
Speaker A:Yeah, you can get that.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:You know that what they do now, they go, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker A:Anybody.
Speaker A:I ain't just talking like I'm.
Speaker A:You know, everybody know you know what I'm talking about.
Speaker A:I appreciate you.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:You go to.
Speaker A:You go to army, get a dick now you go.
Speaker A:You.
Speaker A:You mean, you go.
Speaker A:You can go.
Speaker A:You can go to arm and take your dick off and get you a.
Speaker A:Now they will give you the surgery in the military.
Speaker A:Oh, don't worry.
Speaker A:You know, man, I'm gonna be scared.
Speaker A:I'm be.
Speaker A:I'm glad I'm be.
Speaker A:God.
Speaker A:I'm be gone.
Speaker A:When God come back, he gonna tear this mud up.
Speaker A:Because it ain't nothing that he put down here gonna be the same no more.
Speaker A:I wonder what these people gonna tell God when they get to heaven.
Speaker A:And God said, God damn, who?
Speaker A:James came in.
Speaker A:Where's James at?
Speaker A:Here I go.
Speaker A:God said, ain't what I gave you.
Speaker A:You didn't leave here with that.
Speaker A:What you gonna tell God when you get back?
Speaker A:And you ain't got what God gave?
Speaker A:And you told God he made a mistake?
Speaker A:I.
Speaker A:I didn't belong in that body.
Speaker A:How you gonna tell God God ain't never made a mistake.
Speaker A:But now, man, in this world, I can't tell God you made a mistake.
Speaker A:God, I was supposed to be an addict.
Speaker A:He said, I ain't made no mistake.
Speaker A:Some things that you do, you do on your own.
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker A:You understand me?
Speaker A:That's some road.
Speaker A:There's some.
Speaker A:You tried.
Speaker A:I ain't had to do with you being an addict person.
Speaker A:I didn't write that for you.
Speaker A:You left her.
Speaker A:You had a clean slate.
Speaker A:You dirtied it up.
Speaker A:So get down there on your knees and clean it up.
Speaker A:Make it right, girl.
Speaker A:What I tell her?
Speaker A:Hello.
Speaker A:What you got for me?
Speaker C:I wanna change up a little bit.
Speaker A:Let's go.
Speaker C:And then just ask you some.
Speaker C:I guess there's some advice just for the average man out there.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker C:The average dude sitting out there.
Speaker A:What?
Speaker C:Is it okay to put your hands on somebody?
Speaker A:Say it again.
Speaker C:When it's okay to put your hands.
Speaker A:On somebody when you have to when you have to.
Speaker A:When you have to defend yourself.
Speaker A:When you say when is it okay to put your hands on somebody?
Speaker A:Yeah, when you say somebody, meaning as a.
Speaker A:A woman, a man.
Speaker C:As a man.
Speaker C:As black.
Speaker C:I want specifically a black man walking.
Speaker A:Through this world is a man to kill you for putting his hands on.
Speaker A:I know C.
Speaker A:I know a lot of.
Speaker A:I know a lot of cow was in jail because a put their hands on him.
Speaker A:Yeah, but cuz he wasn't going to do nothing but say, that's never.
Speaker A:I'm trying to put your hand on somebody.
Speaker A:When you defending yourself, H, you have to defend yourself.
Speaker A:Let me tell y'all something I like.
Speaker A:I tell people I.
Speaker A:I want a lot of fights because I never started no fights.
Speaker A:Yeah, them started, they got their ass toe up.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:When I did start fights, I found out you can't whoop everybody.
Speaker A:So I stopped starting fights.
Speaker A:I learned it in jail.
Speaker A:I stole off on some in jail.
Speaker A:Split my nose, stabbed me in the back and put a hole on top of my goddamn head.
Speaker A:And I.
Speaker A:And I still want to fight.
Speaker A:But when I looked in that mirror, I didn't feel like you want to fight.
Speaker A:Yeah, you know, he didn't do no more damage than him than he did to you.
Speaker A:Because the one playing.
Speaker A:I stopped starting fights.
Speaker A:I thought I had that one hit a quarter, y'all.
Speaker A:I thought bad.
Speaker A:Any where I'm gonna drop and did that until I hit a.
Speaker A:He didn't move.
Speaker A:And he jumped up and grabbed a pimps out of his thing, right.
Speaker A:He said, God damn.
Speaker A:I dug down like that.
Speaker A:Stabbed me in my back.
Speaker A:And I had to fight for my life.
Speaker A:I never started to fight with nobody again in my life.
Speaker A:That's how you get yourself killed.
Speaker A:That's how a lot of niggas want to know, man.
Speaker A:Cause you keep all these talking.
Speaker A:You want all these fight.
Speaker A:Cause I don't start with nobody.
Speaker A:Ain't no bully you talking about now.
Speaker A:If I catch you starting something with him, I might bully.
Speaker A:You could leave him alone, H doing to you.
Speaker A:Ain't you one of them.
Speaker A:Leave him alone, bro.
Speaker A:Don't with me doing to you.
Speaker A:You just drive up picking at the man.
Speaker A:I'm that type when I say that's, you know, I don't start nothing, but I get into something like that.
Speaker A:But as far as me being a bullet, it's never.
Speaker A:There's never.
Speaker A:For any young man out there listening, there's never a time for you to put your hand on another man unless you want to face the consequences.
Speaker A:He Got for you afterwards.
Speaker A:Meaning that you know, you might win the fight but when you win the war, hello.
Speaker A:Ain't nobody gonna let you embarrass them no more.
Speaker A:I tell if I came home from prison being a I wasn't proud of being dead.
Speaker B:Why do you think can't be embarrassed no more.
Speaker A:We hey come on man.
Speaker A:You're not gonna come home.
Speaker A:I know I'm high.
Speaker A:I've never smoking blunts for the last three years.
Speaker A:You're not gonna come on my content and beat me up in front of my girlfriend.
Speaker A:Don't shoot at your ass.
Speaker A:Hello.
Speaker A:You gonna embarrass me in front of mine.
Speaker A:I can't whoop you.
Speaker A:You know what will do when they find out you can't whoop you just cause your girl.
Speaker A:Let me tell you listen, you see your girl you know you got a.
Speaker A:I'm not saying because when I get ready to get into it I don't think nobody can whoop me.
Speaker A:I don't give a who you even get when I get ready to fight.
Speaker A:I only had it on my mind.
Speaker A:I'm gonna take off on this.
Speaker A:See one thing about me, you might win the battle a little bit but everybody gonna know you had a fight.
Speaker A:See, ain't no woman I whooped his ass.
Speaker A:My mama last won't whoop my ass.
Speaker A:The last one gonna gonna whoop me.
Speaker A:Other than that they gonna say anybody got a best of them fighting their ass off, that's one of them.
Speaker A:That's me.
Speaker A:He yeah he got the best.
Speaker A:When I fought the boxing ring, I never quit.
Speaker A:I went the whole three rounds.
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker A:After the hurt me the first round, I'm gonna get back in there and scratch.
Speaker A:You know man, I seen that cry I seen any get a ring with a two weeks later down here in Dallas at Dewberry Club and then they can make that crawl out the ring the second fight second round.
Speaker A:Cause you gonna get back all you you crawling around on the ground for his mouthpiece.
Speaker A:I I went the whole three rounds with him.
Speaker A:It's not about losing the fight.
Speaker A:It's about getting out there.
Speaker B:Amen.
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker A:You know how many scared to get out there?
Speaker A:Too many.
Speaker A:Y'all get that at the same time won't get out there all of blow your come on man.
Speaker A:So it's never right Put your hands on the m.
Speaker B:Walking away Would you ever tell a man that he should just walk away?
Speaker A:All the time don't pay any no attention cause I don't walk over fool ass nigga.
Speaker A:Yeah, all the time.
Speaker A:I walked away.
Speaker A:Russian man, let me tell you something.
Speaker A:Once you see, it ain't gonna be nothing.
Speaker A:Walk away.
Speaker A:Hurry up.
Speaker A:Get away from the old fool for it be something.
Speaker A:It ain't gotta be easy to walk with.
Speaker A:Easy, man.
Speaker A:Easy to get away from trouble.
Speaker A:The only people that walk away is ones that know the big picture.
Speaker A:The only ones that walk away is the ones that know the big picture.
Speaker A:The ones that don't walk away is the ones that know the small picture.
Speaker A:Small pictures, we're gonna get that.
Speaker A:The big picture.
Speaker A:After we get that, we all want to.
Speaker A:After we get there, somebody gonna get shot.
Speaker A:Because then after we get there, it's not gonna end up good.
Speaker A:Man.
Speaker A:You know what they say when they get somewhere?
Speaker A:What you just said, man, she just walked away.
Speaker A:Now, many said it in jail right now.
Speaker A:How many say that in jail right now?
Speaker A:I should have just walked away, man.
Speaker A:I had the chance.
Speaker A:I could have.
Speaker A:I could have walked away.
Speaker A:I'm the type of person that learned how to proact before I re.
Speaker A:Because I used to react all the time.
Speaker A:And guess what?
Speaker A:When you react and don't proact, you're gonna lose every time.
Speaker A:Fellas shout out to the little white lady, told me what the word mean and everything.
Speaker A:I said what that means.
Speaker A:She said, think about what you do, son, before you do it.
Speaker A:You just don't do nothing like that person.
Speaker A:You'll be you.
Speaker A:You get.
Speaker A:You get further if you thought about what you did.
Speaker A:Well, how do I know to do that?
Speaker A:She always just do.
Speaker A:That's your problem.
Speaker A:You always react instead of proactive.
Speaker A:I learned how to proact and then it kept me out of jail for 13 years.
Speaker B:I was just.
Speaker B:We were just watching this video of this young man who just walked.
Speaker B:He just basically walked another young man down.
Speaker B:I guess they were fighting over a phone and he just killed him in broad daylight.
Speaker B:And it was just so sad because whatever that was over the phone, whether it was over the phone, a girl on the phone, whatever that was, over, it just seemed like it could have been easily prevented.
Speaker A:That's not.
Speaker A:That's not.
Speaker A:That's in your days and time.
Speaker A:Yeah, they don't think like that no more, man.
Speaker A:I told you, the world is full blown rap.
Speaker A:That's what, that's rap.
Speaker A:That's rap, y'all.
Speaker A:Any signs that you did, you throw out there like that's rap.
Speaker A:Guarantee he got rap.
Speaker A:Ain't nobody told him do that but some rap, right?
Speaker A:Hello again over phone Come on, man.
Speaker A:Every EP told him it's bigger than the phone, right?
Speaker A:Huh?
Speaker C:Is the words save you in the altercation, right?
Speaker C:And someone saying words to you, Is that a way.
Speaker C:Should you defend yourself over words or only actions?
Speaker A:So people used to say, words can never hurt me.
Speaker A:But they lie now.
Speaker C:Yeah, they lie.
Speaker A:Back then, they couldn't hurt you.
Speaker A:I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker A:The words they use these days make you kill them.
Speaker A:I mean, they.
Speaker A:They.
Speaker A:They'll bring their damage.
Speaker A:I mean, back in the day and stuff.
Speaker A:Like he said, it's easy to walk away.
Speaker A:You can let me tell y'all how to beat words.
Speaker A:Is a thing called hearing and listening.
Speaker A:Hearing and listening.
Speaker A:I got two ears.
Speaker A:I can hear anything you say.
Speaker A:You hear me, right?
Speaker A:Hello, Everybody hear me?
Speaker A:But you don't get it.
Speaker A:Hey, yeah, man.
Speaker A:What he just said, I heard, I didn't get.
Speaker A:What did he say?
Speaker A:I don't know.
Speaker A:But then you heard me.
Speaker A:I heard him.
Speaker A:But guess what?
Speaker A:The only time you get yourself in trouble when you start listening.
Speaker A:Listening to get you listen to catch you ear.
Speaker A:I hear you.
Speaker A:I ain't.
Speaker A:But I ain't listening to you.
Speaker A:That.
Speaker A:Piss off.
Speaker A:Just say, I don't know what, bro.
Speaker B:Hell, I know what you say.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:You.
Speaker A:You feel me?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:It's when you start listening.
Speaker A:When they get you listen.
Speaker A:I know.
Speaker A:Listen.
Speaker A:Listen to make you.
Speaker A:This makes you somebody up, cuz.
Speaker A:Guess what?
Speaker A:When you start listening, that mean they hurt.
Speaker A:They start.
Speaker A:What's that?
Speaker A:When you hit a button.
Speaker A:He still.
Speaker A:He still going, cuz.
Speaker A:Your dad, mama new ass, whole ass.
Speaker A:I want nothing but a dope ass.
Speaker A:Cool.
Speaker A:You know my mama just died last week.
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker A:I'm still grieving and moaning.
Speaker A:Ask me what world's hurting.
Speaker A:Still grieving.
Speaker A:Ain't got through with his mama.
Speaker A:Need over there smoking his mama in the blunt.
Speaker D:Hello.
Speaker A:See, that rap is a bad thing these days.
Speaker A:That rap fucked you up.
Speaker A:And that's what they got nine times out of 10 when they talking destruction like that.
Speaker C:Is that right?
Speaker C:They didn't nobody even knew what smoking on a motherfucker.
Speaker C:That was that rap.
Speaker C:I can't.
Speaker A:I'm gonna let y'all learn today, though.
Speaker A:That's gonna be they do rap, mother.
Speaker A:I like it when you catch on, man.
Speaker A:I swear to God, I like when y'all catch on to the message, man.
Speaker C:I remember the worst thing back in the day, growing up, your mama, that was bad.
Speaker C:Now the rap.
Speaker A:Your mama.
Speaker C:Yeah, I kill your mom.
Speaker A:You what?
Speaker A:Down Kick your do slide on them.
Speaker C:They gotta spray your mama out.
Speaker A:What?
Speaker A:And they will.
Speaker A:The sad thing about it, one Thing.
Speaker A:Let me tell y'all about rap.
Speaker A:It's real.
Speaker A:It's not fake.
Speaker A:It's nothing.
Speaker A:Y'all get it today.
Speaker A:It's not fake.
Speaker A:It's nothing fake about rap.
Speaker A:And you don't gotta ask me.
Speaker A:You can do your homework.
Speaker A:Let's go.
Speaker B:What do you think is perhaps the worst rap lyric you've ever heard?
Speaker B:Worst rap lyrics.
Speaker A:I was a dead man walking, so every day I grabbed my no shout out to brother Lynch.
Speaker A:Let me tell y'all the worst rap.
Speaker A:Let me tell y'all the worst disease a rap ever put in the streets.
Speaker A:Y'all want to know?
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:Banging on wax.
Speaker A:Those are the worst lyrics I ever heard.
Speaker A:Crib can work.
Speaker A:Rap worthy blood turn their ass up on that album.
Speaker A:I'm pissed off.
Speaker A:God damn Crypt.
Speaker A:I go listen to the B side, get a good jail.
Speaker A:But, you know, but, you know, shout out to the crib.
Speaker A:They did that thing.
Speaker A:But when it come down to the worst lyrics on both sides, Some of the worst news I ever heard in rap history.
Speaker A:Tell me, make that make sense.
Speaker A:It killed off a lot of people.
Speaker A:You know how much rap banging on where it's killed off?
Speaker D:Hello?
Speaker A:You know how many people banging.
Speaker A:That was an epidemic right there.
Speaker A:Let's go, y'all.
Speaker A:Y'all playing with me.
Speaker A:That was epidemic today right there.
Speaker A:Banging on wax.
Speaker A:Say they should have been wearing masks, like, coping around her to cure that one was dropping like flies.
Speaker A:That's the worst lyrics I ever heard on wax.
Speaker A:On rap.
Speaker B:What about you, Rick?
Speaker C:Nature boy that say.
Speaker A:Wait, hold on.
Speaker C:He say, I kidnapped your son after I molest him.
Speaker C:I was like, okay, hold on.
Speaker C:What am I listening to?
Speaker A:Well, if I get y'all in Texas, the worst lyric I ever heard.
Speaker A:Pregnant pussy is the best you can get.
Speaker A:I be the girl while the baby sucked my dick.
Speaker A:Who said that?
Speaker B:I don't know.
Speaker A:How about Peter Pimp Seat, man?
Speaker A:Damn, I know it.
Speaker A:Damn, that hit on.
Speaker B:Nah, man.
Speaker B:Now you made me think of immortal technique.
Speaker A:Oh, we ain't gonna go into the push McDonald.
Speaker A:God damn.
Speaker A:Oh, gangsta nip.
Speaker A:The brother said gangsta nip.
Speaker A:I mean, you know, you got E Barbecue fingers and.
Speaker A:You hear me, stupid.
Speaker A:You hear me?
Speaker A:K.
Speaker A:Reno, bro.
Speaker A:Say K.
Speaker A:Reno.
Speaker A:So when it comes down to, it's a lot of that out there.
Speaker B:Okay, so now, 36 mafia was the worst.
Speaker A:Uhoh.
Speaker A:The worst, man.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Okay, y.
Speaker A:Y.
Speaker A:We talking rap today, y'all.
Speaker C:I just realized how, man, I've been.
Speaker C:I've been on rap this whole time.
Speaker A:When he told me he didn't know he had.
Speaker B:He's a functioning rap addict.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:You hear me?
Speaker A:You know, once you.
Speaker A:Once you do an inventory of yourself, you know that you got rapid, bro.
Speaker A:I got ra.
Speaker A:I went to jail.
Speaker C:Y'all had kids off rap?
Speaker A:Hello.
Speaker B:What?
Speaker A:I got 10 kids.
Speaker A:I rap.
Speaker A:Damn, bro.
Speaker C:Hey, my name is Rook, and I am a rapper.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:And I'm a.
Speaker A:Yeah, I'm a rapper.
Speaker C:And I am addicted to rap And.
Speaker A:I am a rapper.
Speaker A:I'm addicted to rap.
Speaker A:Yes, I am.
Speaker B:Now what's the most positive thing you've heard?
Speaker A:KRS1.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:Bring it down.
Speaker A:Production will always get paid we take the voices rounds and make them better.
Speaker A:X Clan, my favorite rapper.
Speaker A:You know, when I was coming up, I used to love day soul pot holes in my lawn, you know, some wholesome, man.
Speaker A:I used to love J Soul, Digital Underground, Arrested Development.
Speaker A:I mean people.
Speaker A:My favorite was goddamn Naughty by Nature.
Speaker A:Naughty By Nature had good hosts on the Cool.
Speaker A:It's a good rap out there coming up, man.
Speaker B:I'm just saying, when I say good, it's the shit that make you feel good.
Speaker B:Cause none of it do.
Speaker B:I was just thinking about swishes and dozier pimpsy like switches and doj.
Speaker A:Okay, okay.
Speaker A:Rollin and drive.
Speaker A:I was enjoying your product.
Speaker A:Let a little brother know what you talking about over here.
Speaker B:So what's the.
Speaker B:What's the.
Speaker B:What's the fix?
Speaker B:Besides, is there a way we can before get to the kids before the.
Speaker A:Dead or solution we're looking for?
Speaker A:That's why I'm here today to ask for Trump help on a solution.
Speaker A:Trump got a solution for you, but it didn't rap.
Speaker A:Besides killing us off and putting us in jail.
Speaker A:Besides killing us off and exterminating us out like we belong to one of the Hitler camps or something.
Speaker A:Just putting us out and burning us all to death.
Speaker A:Don't do us like that, man.
Speaker A:Let me tell y'all something.
Speaker A:The only way to cure rap is we got to help each other.
Speaker A:Y only way to cure rap, we got to start caring for each other.
Speaker A:We got to start putting some more picnics in the neighborhood like that.
Speaker A:We gotta start telling the kids to care about each other, not kill each other.
Speaker A:If we can get one rapper to make us a good old Christmas, a good old Hell Christmas Carol, or a motherfucking what happened.
Speaker A:Even goddamn Ron DMC had some good rap back then on the radio.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I bet you don't want no rappers giving down one of them without killing the reindeers.
Speaker A:Off, you hear me?
Speaker A:So I don't want to say we gotta kill everybody to start over.
Speaker A:I just always.
Speaker A:Everybody listen to this and realize I have a problem and I need to do something about it.
Speaker A:And it comes from rap.
Speaker A:That's what I want.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker C:First, I think we can go ahead and end with that, man.
Speaker A:This is.
Speaker C:This has truly been a session.
Speaker C:And I didn't realize I was addicted to rap.
Speaker C:Rap, man, it's really bad.
Speaker C:I've been trying to get off rap lately, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker C:I tell what what you can do, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker C:I.
Speaker C:I listen to quotes, you know what I'm saying, on my YouTube while I'm in the gym, I try not to listen to rap, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker C:Because it does poison your mind, you.
Speaker B:Know what I'm saying?
Speaker C:The rap that's out right now.
Speaker A:Yes, sir.
Speaker C:So if we could get some better rap, I would like to jam some better rapid.
Speaker A:But right now we need some good.
Speaker A:We need some good.
Speaker A:Some more on the shelves, y'all.
Speaker A:That's better than what we had last year.
Speaker C:Cause when I think about it, rap got me grabbing a pistol.
Speaker A:She think you want right?
Speaker A:Rap make me keep mine right.
Speaker C:Well, I'm trying to think what all rap got me doing.
Speaker A:Go home and take inventory.
Speaker A:I like that, man.
Speaker A:Oh, no, no.
Speaker C:And I'm gonna tell you nothing.
Speaker A:Rap.
Speaker A:Thank you.
Speaker C:When you really break it down, Rap got me not liking my brother.
Speaker A:It'll do that.
Speaker C:It'll do that too.
Speaker A:Rap make you kill your brother.
Speaker C:Make you kill you, bro.
Speaker A:You hear me?
Speaker A:Let's go.
Speaker B:Hold on.
Speaker B:Don't act like you get much.
Speaker B:You black rappers and probably you probably only got three things left.
Speaker B:Rap and basketball.
Speaker B:And what else?
Speaker B:Don't be too hard on the.
Speaker A:Let's go.
Speaker C:I'm just saying we gotta get some better rap.
Speaker A:That's it.
Speaker A:Get some better rap.
Speaker A:We need some more drops.
Speaker C:I ain't saying get rid of rap.
Speaker C:I'm saying we just need some better rap.
Speaker A:Yeah, we need some.
Speaker A:Go help us to the hurt.
Speaker C:It's just like how the is like.
Speaker C:Remember back in the day, you could, you know, smoke and then nothing would happen to you.
Speaker C:Now you smoke, you might die.
Speaker A:Well, some fit off.
Speaker C:Somebody might put some fit on your weed.
Speaker C:Now you're dead.
Speaker A:Or that rep, you can be smoking some regular weed and get.
Speaker A:And get some rap in your system.
Speaker A:Just dry kill.
Speaker A:Because the rap just said what?
Speaker A:Let me.
Speaker B:Let me ask you.
Speaker B:If somebody give you something better, something that actually feeds you.
Speaker B:Are you gonna ingest it?
Speaker A:You God damn right.
Speaker A:I love it.
Speaker B:I'm talking to this.
Speaker C:Kanye West.
Speaker C:That was some good, bro.
Speaker A:It was good.
Speaker A:Jesus walks with me.
Speaker D:Come on, man.
Speaker C:That was good.
Speaker D:What?
Speaker A:To all of us.
Speaker A:Look, Jesus love you, man.
Speaker A:Right?
Speaker C:But then there, man, but when you listen to that, like that mode three, bro.
Speaker A:Oh, don't do that.
Speaker A:That's that drop.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:See that drop?
Speaker A:It gets you dropped.
Speaker A:You hear me?
Speaker A:Amen.
Speaker A:Yep.
Speaker B:With that being said, OG man, you came with a wealth of game.
Speaker B:Oh, man, these boys ain't even knowing we about to.
Speaker B:We about to body slam.
Speaker B:We f to step in the new year.
Speaker B:We f to cure the disease.
Speaker A:Let's go, man.
Speaker A:Let's go.
Speaker B:That's the goal.
Speaker B:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Thank you.
Speaker B:And whatever you want to do, we want to be behind that 100%.
Speaker B:If you got some ideas, something we can put together to get some good content for our kids.
Speaker A:To real life.
Speaker A:Ain't real life.
Speaker A:Ain't real life.
Speaker B:Real life street stars know what time it is.
