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Real life.
Speaker A:It ain't real life.
Speaker B:Real life street stars, you know what time it is?
Speaker C:Real life street story got a legend in the building.
Speaker C:Y'all know what time it is.
Speaker C:Parlay and this motherfucker, man.
Speaker A:Yo, what's going on, dog?
Speaker C:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker C:Real life street star love.
Speaker C:Real life street star love.
Speaker A:Now, man.
Speaker B:Hey, I gotta start with this because the last time you came, you came off the Millennium Tour.
Speaker B:That's how we mess with you.
Speaker B:Was you on the tour this year?
Speaker B:And if so, if not, why not?
Speaker A:We been.
Speaker A:Well, we been.
Speaker A:We just did.
Speaker A:We did Atlanta with him.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Well, I missed it because it was four.
Speaker A:Four day, and I had, like.
Speaker A:I had, like.
Speaker A:I had like seven events to go to.
Speaker A:So I did like four events that morning.
Speaker A:I started at like 8:00 in the morning.
Speaker A:And by the time 3 or 4:00 came, I was like, boy, if I got there and keep going to some old spots, I ain't gonna make it tonight.
Speaker A:I need to go to sleep, man.
Speaker A:I fucking around home.
Speaker A:Went home, went to sleep, boy.
Speaker A: My wife woke me up at: Speaker A:I've been trying to wake you up.
Speaker A:What time you supposed to be leaving?
Speaker A:You know how you roll over, you look at the phone with that one eye.
Speaker A:I was like, it's over with.
Speaker A:It's over with.
Speaker A:I'm touring.
Speaker A:I miss the whole Millennium tour.
Speaker A:Pimp called me.
Speaker A:I said, why?
Speaker A:So you ain't coming?
Speaker A:I'm like, nigga, I just woke up niggas about some coming.
Speaker A:Hey, I see y'all.
Speaker A:I see y'all.
Speaker A:Nigga got down Palm beat, partner.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:But I did it after party.
Speaker A:That shit was lit, though, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:But now we ain't on it this year.
Speaker A:You know that shit be changing up.
Speaker A:But I don't.
Speaker A:I don't.
Speaker C:Man.
Speaker C:In apartments, man.
Speaker C:We gotta get an update, man.
Speaker C:How's that been going?
Speaker C:We seen you've been growing the platform.
Speaker C:How's that journey been?
Speaker A:Well, I.
Speaker A:It been decent, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I know when I came there last time, I was fucking doing like six interviews a day, probably like two, three times a week, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I ain't doing it so much.
Speaker A:I'm still doing the podcast.
Speaker A:It's still going.
Speaker C:That shit burn you out, though, talking to niggas.
Speaker A:Now, I'm gonna tell you what it is now.
Speaker A:I'm gonna tell you what it Is see, y'all got it good.
Speaker A:It's just me.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker A:Oh, yeah.
Speaker A:So I gotta bounce myself.
Speaker A:I gotta prep myself up.
Speaker A:I gotta self motivate myself.
Speaker A:I ain't got nobody to be like, paulie, we had.
Speaker A:Boy, I should.
Speaker A:Had a good day, boy.
Speaker A:You had a good day here?
Speaker A:Yeah, boy.
Speaker A:I should have been fucked up.
Speaker A:Like, I don't.
Speaker A:So it's.
Speaker A:It'd be like, do I keep doing it then?
Speaker A:Y'all know for real, for real on some for real, for real shit, doing podcasts.
Speaker A:For real.
Speaker A:Until you get to a point where you become really established, bro, you never in the green, right?
Speaker A:For sure, bro.
Speaker A:You do this shit, bro, you gonna be in the red one year, two year, bro.
Speaker A:It got to get going before you can start seeing some green.
Speaker A:We was in the red for, like 10 years, bro.
Speaker A:Everybody keeps.
Speaker A:I'm like, bro, bro, y'all keep talking about it.
Speaker A:Ain't no.
Speaker A:Everybody who do podcast do it.
Speaker A:Cause you like it, right?
Speaker A:And you do.
Speaker A:Oh, you got a specific reason why you're doing it, bro.
Speaker A:You can't get into podcast for money because you're not going to win, bro.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:It's very seldom somebody's not doing a podcast and that shit just go like that.
Speaker A:It don't really happen.
Speaker A:Like, I've never seen it.
Speaker A:It ain't like rap.
Speaker C:Nah.
Speaker A:You just get a podcast, one interview, take you up through it.
Speaker A:No, dog.
Speaker A:If you want people to keep coming, keep coming.
Speaker A:You gotta be consistent.
Speaker A:And you ain't never gonna be in the ring.
Speaker A:I mean, the green, I mean, you.
Speaker C:Know, I feel like you did it good because you made it about you.
Speaker C:A lot of niggas fall off because they make it about the people, the people they gotta talk to.
Speaker C:But you just, yourself, are entertaining.
Speaker C:So it's like you'd be able to hold that shit on your own.
Speaker C:But it do get crazy trying to do that shit by yourself all day long.
Speaker A:I be using niggas to drop my stories off, right?
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Cause if I sit here and keep getting online, keep talking about all my stories and shit, make it look boastful.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker B:I got a question.
Speaker B:Now that you are in that lane, right?
Speaker B:It's a lot of people that's in the lane now that I consider, like, quote, unquote, street.
Speaker B:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:So what is your whole thought process now when you got, quote, unquote, people that have snitched and told and stuff like that.
Speaker B:Do you just consider it journalism or will you just stay away from it altogether?
Speaker A:I don't mix the worlds.
Speaker A:See, a lot of people mix the worlds.
Speaker A:And I know that shit hard to say with doing this shit, but I don't mix my worlds.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:If I don't with this type of person, I don't with that type of person, I don't care.
Speaker A:Then I make the point that I don't give a what you do.
Speaker A:You talk to 10, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 snitches.
Speaker A:I don't give a fuck, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I'm gonna choose who I wanna fuck with, who I wanna do business with, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:And one thing I know about the Internet is fucked up the streets.
Speaker C:Yeah, man, what?
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:It fucked up the streets.
Speaker A:Now you can be whatever you wanna fucking be.
Speaker A:And there's no test for that shit.
Speaker A:And now people don't.
Speaker A:You know how you get in the mirror?
Speaker A:You know that motherfucker, that nigga get in the mirror and tell themselves, I'mma beat that nigga half day when I go to school.
Speaker A:N try me.
Speaker A:Don't do nothing.
Speaker A:Every day you in the mirror, boy.
Speaker A:You keep telling yourself that shit in the mirror, boy, that thing, you gonna start feeling that shit that was social media do with these niggas and be making these niggas feel like they like that.
Speaker A:And then once you make one person believe it, and then if you can make a thousand people believe it, that means more than 100 people who know you ain't like that, right?
Speaker C:Absolutely.
Speaker A:And they'll take that ratio will take it.
Speaker A:They know it.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying, Brian?
Speaker A:They ain't seen you over here, bro.
Speaker A:Ain't seen you over here and got down for three years, bro.
Speaker B:One of the interviews I really liked was, you know, again, Bank Perspective with Bank, one of my favorite podcasts to watch.
Speaker B:You had a quote on there that said, real niggas don't argue with real.
Speaker B:And I thought that was profound statement.
Speaker B:Explain that.
Speaker A:Well, what I mean when I say when real don't get into it with real.
Speaker A:Because everything real do is about principles and morals.
Speaker A:And when you're a real, everything you do is righteous.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:We only get on when it's time to get on.
Speaker A:Time to get on and ain't having no problems if it ain't nothing.
Speaker A:No ain't happening.
Speaker A:You know what I'M saying.
Speaker A:So if real niggas, if something happened, first thing they gonna do is get an understanding.
Speaker A:It's the first thing you gotta do.
Speaker A:You gotta get an understanding.
Speaker A:Now, let me see if what I'm thinking is real.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:After I get an understanding, nine times out of 10, after you get an understanding, you gonna know what it is at the understanding point.
Speaker A:Cause nigga gonna be like, man, hear that shit you talking about?
Speaker A:Fuck that shit.
Speaker A:Pull up.
Speaker A:Or nigga gonna be like, nah, I don't know what you talking about.
Speaker A:And then y'all get a chance to communicate that shit through.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Real niggas gonna always agree to disagree, part ways or do business.
Speaker A:That's it.
Speaker A:They see, I don't know no real niggas.
Speaker A:And then nigga like, yeah, real nigga.
Speaker A:Then, yeah, he might be a gangster, he might be a street nigga, he might be a hustler, but he's not a real nigga.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Cause like I say, we move on righteousness.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:If ain't nobody.
Speaker A:I'll give you an example.
Speaker A:It's the middle street.
Speaker A:Niggas on this side, niggas on this side, on the horse, on the street.
Speaker A:So now you got some niggas, they coming on this street.
Speaker A:These niggas coming on this street.
Speaker A:These niggas start getting into it about, no, they my block.
Speaker A:They my block now.
Speaker A:Now you get into the big homies, into it.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:When the big homie come together, they're gonna be like, hey, what going on?
Speaker A:First thing they know, I know this ain't my block.
Speaker A:I know it's a vacant block.
Speaker A:I know he know this ain't his block.
Speaker A:So for him to have me trying to saying like this, they shit, he know he dead ass wrong off the muscle for this shit.
Speaker A:So ain't nothing to get into it.
Speaker A:Hey, dog, you know what, dawg?
Speaker A:What we gonna do?
Speaker A:What we gonna do?
Speaker A:We finna beef about this shit, Finna shoot it out for the block, or we finna make it wait for you to get some money on this block.
Speaker A:Ain't number two things we can do.
Speaker A:Real niggas don't want a beef.
Speaker A:We don't have no problem with it.
Speaker A:We don't want a beef.
Speaker A:When you bring beef.
Speaker A:No money.
Speaker A:You can't get money beefing.
Speaker A:You can't get money hot.
Speaker A:You can't fly under the radar when you look for right?
Speaker A:You can't.
Speaker A:Can't be on the block when you sliding on you.
Speaker A:See what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So that's the last thing a nigga want.
Speaker A:That's the last thing.
Speaker A:So nigga be like, you know what?
Speaker A:Y'all get money on this side of the street, bro, and we're gonna make all our car pull up on this side of the street, and we're gonna keep it like that.
Speaker A:That what real nigga do.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:What are you.
Speaker C:I'm glad you brought that up, because, you know, we've entered in this era where there is no big homie.
Speaker C:There is nobody.
Speaker C:It's like.
Speaker C:It's very.
Speaker C:Everything is very reactionary.
Speaker C:No.
Speaker C:No discussion.
Speaker C:No trying to figure it out.
Speaker C:How did we get to that?
Speaker C:What happened, you think?
Speaker A:Ain't no leaders.
Speaker C:Ain't no leaders.
Speaker C:For sure.
Speaker A:Ain't no leaders.
Speaker A:I'm like, and it ain't no leaders because don't breed leaders.
Speaker A:Everything that I know and I do, I was bred.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I ain't doing what I'm doing by mistake.
Speaker A:I was taught this shit, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So you only as good as your teacher.
Speaker A:But the thing about it is, if once you get to.
Speaker A:I told my man, this nigga never heard this, I can look at A and tell what level he stopped at in his street.
Speaker A:His street education.
Speaker B:You break down street education levels, you.
Speaker A:Know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:N.
Speaker A:We'll just go from.
Speaker A:We'll go from pre K to bachelor's to eight years of college.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I can tell.
Speaker A:We've never stopped that based off what you get caught doing.
Speaker A:You got caught.
Speaker A:You were saying that on the phone.
Speaker A:Oh, yeah, 12th grade.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:You ain't even make it to college.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Yep, you did.
Speaker C:Bro.
Speaker A:You had the gun in your car.
Speaker A:Oh, yeah.
Speaker A:Eighth grade.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:You didn't get to high school with that shit.
Speaker A:I could tell because you not putting yourself in certain situations when you get to certain levels.
Speaker A:So when every time I hear any rap nigga say anything, anytime I see something on TV that a did, I know how far he went in his street education.
Speaker A:Oh, yeah, you're a gangster.
Speaker A:But you start that gangster, you never got a chance to be a boss.
Speaker A:You never got a chance to play with money.
Speaker A:You never got a chance to push it up.
Speaker A:Because you did, you'd have been like, no, sit your ass down.
Speaker A:No, that's hot, bro.
Speaker A:We ain't do that.
Speaker A:We can't get no money over here.
Speaker A:You'll know that if you've been through this level.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So I understand.
Speaker C:Is there any way to make.
Speaker C:Is there any way that when one person makes it through all those levels, that there's actually a chance he can come out of that?
Speaker C:Or is there still the certainty of either jail or losing their life?
Speaker A:Why?
Speaker A:Then you go from kindergarten, fifth grade, you graduate, you go from fifth grade, eighth grade, then you graduate, you go from ninth grade to 12th grade, then you graduate, then you go from freshman to a senior in college, then you graduate, then you take your bachelor, then you do your masters.
Speaker A:All right?
Speaker A:After you do that, what's next, a PhD?
Speaker A:Nothing else.
Speaker A:No more education, right?
Speaker A:If you keep doing that, this, and you keep going at your level, you gonna get your level.
Speaker A:Like, I ain't on that, bro.
Speaker A:Give a about that.
Speaker A:Y'all got that?
Speaker A:I ain't on it, bro.
Speaker A:I don't even want to wear no jury no more.
Speaker A:I don't even want to go to probably in my hood.
Speaker A:I don't even want to go back there.
Speaker A:I don't even want the energy because you ungraduated now, you know, ain't no billionaire talking about going back to the college campus.
Speaker A:Only talking about that is a nigga who didn't get a chance to fit into college.
Speaker A:Like, my college was fun as hell, boy.
Speaker A:It's levels to this shit, boy.
Speaker A:And if you seeing the levels, you can look at a nigga and be like, yeah, you ain't make it that far.
Speaker A:You only know so much.
Speaker A:You just really good at what you do.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker B:So how would you break down, like, you know, outside looking in, we looking at the whole Atlanta situation and just everything that's been going on.
Speaker B:What would you attribute that to?
Speaker B:You know, you got social media, got.
Speaker A:You social media, bro.
Speaker A:Everybody wants to show what they can do or what they got.
Speaker A:They ain't even get a chance to.
Speaker A:They got passed to elementary school.
Speaker A:Them all the people not speaking, just paralleling with the street.
Speaker A:With the street education, right?
Speaker A:That shit got passed through elementary school.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Them the folks that got passed through elementary school.
Speaker A:Cause that's the first.
Speaker A:How you.
Speaker A:That's the first thing.
Speaker A:Like, if you want to do something, to be something, you got to take the first.
Speaker A:The first steps you take got to be what it is.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So the first thing you would talk when you get money is don't Let nobody know you got no money.
Speaker A:The bitches, the leeches, the robbers, your family.
Speaker A:Now you can't.
Speaker A:Now you can't grind in peace.
Speaker A:Cause now you got too many distractions.
Speaker A:You saying no too much.
Speaker A:Do this, do this.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:When you getting money, when you ain't getting money, nobody know I'm asking for nothing.
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker A:Thank you.
Speaker A:Broke, so you're able to move.
Speaker A:How you need.
Speaker A:How you able to move?
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Social media now has fucked it up.
Speaker A:Cause these young niggas don't want to listen because everybody want to be more than what they are.
Speaker A:You know why?
Speaker A:Because the Internet can say you is.
Speaker A:Cause you made a post and you had 10 people say, oh, boy, you this bitch.
Speaker A:You fine as hell.
Speaker A:That's your Instagram model, right?
Speaker A:Yeah, you nice looking, but you ain't like that kind of.
Speaker A:Your bitch is stupid.
Speaker A:You're a dodo.
Speaker A:Ain't no boss nigga gonna want you for high five.
Speaker A:So they get you in, Be like that bitch.
Speaker A:Stupid bitch.
Speaker A:You can't open no bank account up.
Speaker A:Can't write no child.
Speaker A:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker B:So let me ask you this, right?
Speaker B:Cause at one moment, right, you was larger than life.
Speaker B:Like, I'm sure that the spotlight was on you.
Speaker B:So tough, right?
Speaker B:And I'm sure you might as.
Speaker B:I'm not saying you did have one foot in, one foot out, but how was you able to navigate fame and still, you know what I'm saying, being street.
Speaker B:Cause that's what I feel like.
Speaker B:It feels like the fame is taking these niggas out.
Speaker B:It's like they get too famous, and it's like they pass catching up to them.
Speaker A:They just who they is, bro.
Speaker A:I ain't one of them.
Speaker A:I'm one of those.
Speaker A:I'm one of those.
Speaker A:I ain't one of them.
Speaker A:One of those.
Speaker A:How you tell a.
Speaker A:How do you be yourself, right?
Speaker A:I'm checking myself give a about none of this rap, rap ass.
Speaker A:I know it's fake and flawed.
Speaker A:I've been around this my whole life.
Speaker A:I would count million before I even seen a million myself.
Speaker A:Before I even got my own million, before I even had my own money.
Speaker A:I would count millions with my partner now win money.
Speaker A:I've been around this shit.
Speaker A:I had good teacher.
Speaker A:My nigga swore my big homie, rest easy, boy.
Speaker A:I had a big good teacher, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Kitty got your business, boy.
Speaker A:Fuck these nigga.
Speaker A:Boy, put that money on, bro.
Speaker A:What you gonna blow your money.
Speaker A:I ain't fuckin Joe.
Speaker A:I ain't giving you no more jewel, bro.
Speaker A:You gonna blow all your money.
Speaker A:I had a good teacher.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So I knew all this shit was bullshit before.
Speaker A:When I get into it, I know real nigga.
Speaker A:I've been around real nigga my whole life.
Speaker A:So when I get around rap niggas and they trying to act like street and real, I can tell how I been through every level of this shit.
Speaker A:Young nigga, store runner, bagger rider, goat.
Speaker A:I done been through every level, so I know what it look like in and out.
Speaker A:He ain't about that shit, Shawn.
Speaker C:I guess the hardest part with money.
Speaker C:Cause I struggle with this a lot when I was youngest.
Speaker C:Having it and putting it up.
Speaker C:This don't.
Speaker C:This.
Speaker C:That ain't fun.
Speaker C:Like, just putting it like, what we doing.
Speaker A:It ain't.
Speaker C:We ain't gonna show nobody this.
Speaker A:It ain't nobody gonna know we got this going on.
Speaker A:No, it ain't.
Speaker A:No, it ain't.
Speaker A:But listen, it ain't about you doing it.
Speaker A:It's about you putting it on social media for sure.
Speaker C:Okay, Yes.
Speaker A:I ain't saying no.
Speaker A:We gonna pop that cars, jury clothes, rims, barbecues, toy drives.
Speaker A:That been going on.
Speaker A:We gonna do it, but it ain't no social media, you know?
Speaker C:You know, and that's how I miss.
Speaker C:Don't bother with the community no more.
Speaker C:It used to be, you know, ain't.
Speaker A:Nobody in the community.
Speaker C:You knew a with baller because he said, hey, y'all, go get a thousand hot dogs.
Speaker C:We finna turn some music on.
Speaker C:I'm gonna pay for all this.
Speaker C:Tell everybody, pull up.
Speaker A:Ain't no bosses, ain't no leaders, right?
Speaker C:Why?
Speaker A:Because don't nobody want to be followers.
Speaker C:Nobody.
Speaker A:In order to be a great leader, you got to be a great follower.
Speaker A:How you gonna know how to lead if you ain't had nobody leave?
Speaker A:I just told you, I'm only the way I am because I had a great teacher, right?
Speaker B:Wouldn't that be on our generation?
Speaker B:Wouldn't that be our fault then if we're not teaching the younger?
Speaker A:So I say this every situation.
Speaker A:You always got to look at yourself and say, what part did I play in?
Speaker A:Right?
Speaker A:And it's always a part that you play in, whether it's.
Speaker A:Whether it's directly, indirectly, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:My partner, Hunter, just told me this today, like it was our fault.
Speaker A:Cause.
Speaker A:But we got to get money.
Speaker A:We didn't look back getting them nothing.
Speaker A:We was too busy out Here, trying to get down, get it and make it shake.
Speaker A:I was like, oh.
Speaker A:I was like, you know, I never thought about it like that.
Speaker A:Like.
Speaker A:Yeah, but that one is just it.
Speaker A:That's true.
Speaker A:The flip side of that is now you got 18 year old mamas, 19 year old mamas, they want to shake ass at the club.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker A:Can you hear me now?
Speaker A:I said, so you got mamas having babies at 16, 17, 18, and now they, they got a 10 limio at 26, 27, 28 years old.
Speaker A:Right.
Speaker A:They wouldn't go club crucial.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker A:They wouldn't go chit chat.
Speaker A:They won't go to a Libra.
Speaker A:They ain't your mama, grandma and granddad who like, I got a family, I can't go nowhere.
Speaker A:I got kids now.
Speaker A:My only focus is taking care of them.
Speaker A:Nah, you don't want to be at.
Speaker A:So now get where you at, you can't take care of your kids.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying now what happened is you taking time away from making sure your kid brain is developed.
Speaker A:He know right from wrong, what to do, what not to do, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:And when he comes in the street now, the nigga emotional, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So now when he emotional, so now when he get around a nigga, he look up to, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:And there's two things what happened.
Speaker A:It's either one, he see flaws in a nigga and that make him be like, man, hell no.
Speaker A:These nigga pussy here, they get money.
Speaker A:Pussy nigga ain't real.
Speaker A:Or a nigga do something or check you and you like, I don't like being checked.
Speaker A:Cause you emotional and you run away, right?
Speaker A:Ain't nobody really understand the pain.
Speaker A:You know how many times I got cussed out?
Speaker A:Stupid ass nigga.
Speaker A:You don't got damn did that shit.
Speaker A:You don't let that motherfucker.
Speaker A:Why you get.
Speaker A:Yeah, boy, you know what?
Speaker A:God damn, that was stupid.
Speaker A:That was stupid.
Speaker A:I was stupid.
Speaker A:I remember I used to be 17.
Speaker A:It was stupid as hell.
Speaker A:You right, it was stupid as hell, bro.
Speaker A:But you don't understand how to grow and how to fix it if you don't get a chance to go through situations.
Speaker A:All the young niggas run from situations.
Speaker A:That's why I asked him, why no loyalty.
Speaker A:There's no loyal crew.
Speaker A:I asked Big bank on the same interview, man, name me five solid crews from top to bottom that you can stay up in the city of Atlanta right now.
Speaker A:He couldn't think past Five.
Speaker A:I said no.
Speaker A:I said the same ones you think of.
Speaker A:I know the same ones.
Speaker A:But other than that, we can't thank it.
Speaker A:It's no loyalty.
Speaker A:These niggas hang with these nigga this year.
Speaker A:Next year, they hang with this nigga for two years.
Speaker A:Next year, hang with this nigga for a year.
Speaker A:These niggas done left.
Speaker A:These nigga came over here.
Speaker A:Now they done migrated.
Speaker A:Now they hanging over here on the east side.
Speaker A:In the south, there's no loyalty.
Speaker A:There's no loyalty.
Speaker A:Soon as a nigga do something and a nigga feel like he didn't do what you wanted him to do, he a fuck nigga.
Speaker A:He a.
Speaker A:Now his character ain't his character.
Speaker A:It ain't his character no more, you know?
Speaker C:And I contributed to this.
Speaker C:Cause I always tell myself, you know, if I ever have an issue with being led by another man.
Speaker C:Cause that's really nigga.
Speaker C:Sometimes it's just like, n.
Speaker C:I ain't finna let no nigga tell me shit.
Speaker C:But I look at myself as a piece on the board.
Speaker C:Like, shit, I'm a knight today.
Speaker C:And then, shit.
Speaker C:But I can go back to my where I'm a king at.
Speaker C:These niggas don't got nowhere to go be a king at.
Speaker A:I don't think that's the problem.
Speaker A:I mean, that's totally true.
Speaker A:Yeah, that's totally true.
Speaker A:Like what the fuck you just said.
Speaker A:Like, we just said this shit before we fucking left.
Speaker A:When.
Speaker A:When it's a purr leader.
Speaker A:Yeah, when a nigga's a purr leader for sure, that means he's totally righteous.
Speaker A:That means, you understand, his character's never in question.
Speaker A:His decision making is never in question.
Speaker A:All right?
Speaker A:When a nigga do that and he feel trustworthy, I don't give a fuck who you are.
Speaker A:You have no problem following him, right?
Speaker A:It doesn't fuck up your manhood the way you feel.
Speaker A:Cause you like, oh, nah, bro.
Speaker A:This nigga got the mind.
Speaker A:It's nothing.
Speaker A:It's nothing wrong with that.
Speaker A:Back in the day, street niggas was street niggas.
Speaker A:The niggas who would think was the niggas who would think the nigga from Raw was the niggas who raw.
Speaker A:The nigga who trapped was nigga who trapped them niggas who cooked the dope and do it.
Speaker A:That's what they did.
Speaker A:When it was time to think, yo, everybody did went to the nigga who think the best.
Speaker A:Hey, bro, what you think about this shit?
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker A:When it was time to go do some gangster Shit, G.
Speaker A:What nigga did N Went to the gangsters.
Speaker A:Now everybody want to be the gangster.
Speaker A:The smart nigga, the thinker, the go getter, the hustler, the one who made the.
Speaker A:That's what niggas problem is, right?
Speaker A:And N don't have that because you.
Speaker C:You just said something the.
Speaker C:That's righteous.
Speaker C:How many you know like that?
Speaker C:Because I knew.
Speaker C:I know only one.
Speaker A:I know about it.
Speaker A:I know six, almost six.
Speaker A:Righteous I'm trying to do.
Speaker A:That's all I've been.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker A:So on the past.
Speaker A:Over the past 20, 25 years.
Speaker A:Over the past 20, 25 years.
Speaker A:That's all I do.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Me at one time.
Speaker C:Cuz.
Speaker C:That's what it be, man.
Speaker C:Me and my.
Speaker C:Like, a lot of ain't righteous.
Speaker C:Like, you have a.
Speaker C:Who might be that.
Speaker A:Why.
Speaker C:You have a.
Speaker C:That might be real good, you know, have great direction, great vision, but don't take care of none of his kids.
Speaker A:That's a shitload.
Speaker A:That's a shitload of them.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker C:And it's like, nigga, I can't listen to you.
Speaker C:You don't even take care of your kids.
Speaker C:You ain't righteous.
Speaker A:So I definitely fond of it too, right?
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying now?
Speaker A:You might be a good nigga, right?
Speaker A:You might be down for your homies and everything, but how can you be down for your homies if you ain't down for your kids?
Speaker B:That's a fact.
Speaker C:We had to segue because we had this debate, right?
Speaker C:And the debate was, why would a nigga put his homeboy in front of a child that he created?
Speaker C:And I said, well, depending on the mother that he has.
Speaker C:If you standing away from me.
Speaker C:Developed in the relationship with my child.
Speaker C:I don't know this child.
Speaker C:This nigga I've been knowing my whole life.
Speaker C:I live, you know, I risk my life for him.
Speaker C:He risked his life for me, you and this baby.
Speaker C:I don't know.
Speaker C:So that's being negative mindset.
Speaker C:What do you think about that type of thought process?
Speaker A:I can't judge another for what he do.
Speaker A:Yeah, this is what he do.
Speaker A:Me personally.
Speaker A:They mine.
Speaker A:They mine.
Speaker A:Ain't nothing you can tell me to do.
Speaker A:They mine if you want shit.
Speaker A:And hey, let's go.
Speaker A:We gonna go.
Speaker A:They go ahead.
Speaker A:Going down here.
Speaker A:Go ahead and get 3, 400amonth.
Speaker A:Go ahead and get it.
Speaker A:3, 400amonth.
Speaker A:I don't.
Speaker A:I don't know what's it.
Speaker A:Yeah, what else you're gonna do because you did it this is the thing about do and don't want to stand on it.
Speaker A:That's best majority of these.
Speaker A:That's why these soft pussy.
Speaker A:That's why they're not real.
Speaker A:That's why they're loyal.
Speaker A:Because they learn, they can't learn the lessons because they ain't willing to stand on.
Speaker A:Then they can get caught doing red handed.
Speaker A:You crying, what you crying for?
Speaker A:You were doing this shit, nigga, right?
Speaker A:Nigga you caught the hat.
Speaker A:What you asking?
Speaker A:Nigga send yourself for, nigga, you ain't got no lawyer fee, no bond money.
Speaker A:What the fuck you doing it for then?
Speaker A:Niggas can't self accountability.
Speaker A:Don't know about 90% of motherfucking real don't got it.
Speaker A:They were wrong.
Speaker A:Cause when you have self accountability, that's how you start correcting yourself.
Speaker A:You know what?
Speaker A:I was dead ass wrong.
Speaker A:You know what?
Speaker A:I ain't doing that no more, Palay.
Speaker A:Cause you know what?
Speaker A:I.
Speaker A:I wanna be righteous.
Speaker A:I wanna be righteous so if I did something wrong, let me fix it.
Speaker B:I gotta ask you this question.
Speaker B:I ask this question to everybody.
Speaker B:Can you consider a nigga a loyal person if you cheat on this girl?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Cause it depends on.
Speaker A:Yeah, I'm gonna tell you why.
Speaker A:I'm gonna tell you why.
Speaker A:Why?
Speaker A:Cause you don't know the relationship with him or her.
Speaker A:Just because somebody calls somebody their boyfriend.
Speaker B:And girlfriend, husband, wife, let's go.
Speaker C:Husband, wife.
Speaker B:Because my thought process is that's the person that's, that's the realest person in your corner.
Speaker A:Sometimes it all depends on.
Speaker A:It all depends on the person.
Speaker A:Yeah, yeah, see, listen, I just talked to my man about this.
Speaker A:It's a difference between character and behavior.
Speaker A:You judge a person based off their character, not their behaviors.
Speaker A:You can't change character.
Speaker A:You can change behaviors.
Speaker A:If a nigga a good nigga, he's a good nigga.
Speaker A:If he got some bad ways, he just got some fucked up ways.
Speaker A:That don't mean he ain't no good person.
Speaker A:He just got some fucked up ways.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I know some good niggas with some fucked up ways.
Speaker A:I used to have a lot of fucked up ways.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:And I had to get learned, get taught, like, you know what, you right bro.
Speaker B:But can fucked up ways also make you a bad person?
Speaker B:Like if you a thief, that's a fucked up way that can make you a fucking person.
Speaker A:I mean, but being a thief is not a behavior, that's a decision.
Speaker A:You just chose to do wrong.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker A:You just chose to do something that you they behavior.
Speaker A:Behavior is something that like I like to do.
Speaker A:You know what I like to.
Speaker A:I like to.
Speaker A:I smoke blunts with noodles in them.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I'm a smoke at bar mitzvah.
Speaker A:I'm going to show her smoke at the baby shower.
Speaker A:I'm smoking my grandma birthday party.
Speaker A:If I come weed coming.
Speaker A:Cause somebody gonna say I'm a bad person.
Speaker A:Cause every time I come somewhere I smell like weed.
Speaker A:Cause that's just my behavior.
Speaker A:But every time somebody probably get smoking like weed.
Speaker A:It is.
Speaker A:It is.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So you know what?
Speaker A:Guess what I say.
Speaker A:You know what?
Speaker A:You right.
Speaker A:And I want to be righteous.
Speaker A:I want to be right.
Speaker A:So I don't want to smell like weed.
Speaker A:So get on do still get high.
Speaker A:But I'm.
Speaker A:I'm gonna put sanitizer on my hand.
Speaker A:I'm gonna go out there, spray cologne and put a man in my mouth.
Speaker C:Can't ask no more than that.
Speaker B:So like for instance, like Martin Luther King, they say he was fucking on the side but he nigga, you know he's who he is.
Speaker B:So is that.
Speaker B:Yeah, he freaked his life.
Speaker B:So would you look at that Like a good nigga with fucked up waves.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:But see I don't know a character though.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker A:Because I want to round them right?
Speaker A:Right.
Speaker A:I don't look at what I see.
Speaker A:What show me I had a dream speech was great.
Speaker A:I don't know your character bro.
Speaker A:I know a lot of say a lot of real but you a hold up.
Speaker C:So hold on, hold on, hold on.
Speaker C:Because I know you.
Speaker C:You're married.
Speaker C:What is it?
Speaker A:Oh yeah, yeah.
Speaker C:I just got married.
Speaker C:Shout out.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Congratulations.
Speaker C:What is a up way that you feel like you had it?
Speaker C:Because I'm.
Speaker C:I'm going through this right now.
Speaker C:One of my up ways is I just say whatever on my mind.
Speaker C:Like I'm an So as soon as soon as I'm just.
Speaker C:I'm just saying that I can't help it.
Speaker C:Sometimes you got to do it like this though.
Speaker C:I feel like I don't know and especially if it's funny to me because a lot of funny to me.
Speaker C:I'm gonna just say it because it's funny to me.
Speaker C:But my feelings.
Speaker C:Feelings get involved.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker C:What was one thing that up with you that you really had to work on?
Speaker A:Stop being so nonchalant.
Speaker A:If I don't give a about it, I don't give a about it.
Speaker C:Right.
Speaker A:I don't give a.
Speaker A:About hearing it.
Speaker A:I don't give a how I make nobody feel.
Speaker A:I just don't be caring about certain.
Speaker A:And I'm the type of person but like, I just don't.
Speaker A:I don't want to hear all that.
Speaker A:Just.
Speaker A:But when you got a partner, you have to be emotionally connected, so you have to be able to take some of that shit on.
Speaker A:I'm not a problem.
Speaker A:I'm not a person that want to hear problems, right?
Speaker A:I don't want to hear that shit.
Speaker A:What the fuck we doing?
Speaker A:Wife, homie, friend, cousin.
Speaker A:Don't come at me with a problem.
Speaker A:If you come at me with a problem, tell me the solution.
Speaker A:Whatever your solution is right behind it.
Speaker A:I feel you.
Speaker B:Even if it don't work, I feel you on that.
Speaker A:Don't come at me with a problem.
Speaker A:If you're coming at me saying, oh, they did this.
Speaker A:Come at me and say, but I think this, this, this.
Speaker A:I got a problem with that.
Speaker A:Yeah, I don't want to hear all that.
Speaker A:Has to understand, like, sometimes you gotta listen, dog.
Speaker A:Sometimes you just gotta.
Speaker A:Sometimes, bro, just sitting there and just listen to my nigga and make you be like, okay, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Long time ago, N said polite.
Speaker A:Just let a nigga talk.
Speaker A:Whatever you wanna hear, whatever you wanna understand.
Speaker A:If you just keep listening, you gonna learn everything you wanna learn without saying one word.
Speaker A:If a nigga try that, it's gonna work.
Speaker A:So keep listening.
Speaker B:You being married, especially in hip hop, right, I feel like it just has this bad stigma on it.
Speaker B:Like it's a lot of people that.
Speaker B:It's money over hoes.
Speaker B:Da da da da da.
Speaker B:Number one, what made you actually want to take that step to get married?
Speaker B:And what do you feel like as a married man?
Speaker B:Do you think we should be doing after we get married?
Speaker A:I've been.
Speaker A:I've been with my wife for 17 years.
Speaker B:That's hard.
Speaker A:We've been married, what, nine?
Speaker C:That's hard, bro.
Speaker A:Nine years.
Speaker A:10 years.
Speaker A:10 years.
Speaker A:20, 15.
Speaker A:10.
Speaker A:We married 10 years.
Speaker A:It's our 10 years.
Speaker A:Just at a 10 year anniversary.
Speaker C:That's crazy.
Speaker A:So, shit, I done spent two, three weeks.
Speaker A:If I spent that long with you, shit, it gotta be something.
Speaker A:I don't fuck with people, bro.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I don't fuck with people.
Speaker A:But shout to e5 my religion hadn't already told me that my wife was the one for me, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So I hadn't already kind of knew it already, you know?
Speaker A:What I'm saying.
Speaker A:But I had done told.
Speaker A:They said, nah, I wasn't gonna be fucking with you no more.
Speaker A:Somebody like you, bro, I just.
Speaker A:Hey, I say how I feel.
Speaker A:That's another thing.
Speaker A:I got my mouth right.
Speaker A:I learned how to stop watching my mouth.
Speaker A:Stop saying stuff.
Speaker A:Cause I just.
Speaker A:I say stuff.
Speaker A:And I'm the type of person, if I say something and something happened, I gotta stand on that shit when I say it.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker A:And I might beat your bullshit, right?
Speaker A:Hey, man, stop playing, man, before I slap shit out your ass.
Speaker A:Man, you talking too much, bro.
Speaker A:Chill playing.
Speaker A:Cause then you know, and they say, hold on now.
Speaker A:You should have tried me.
Speaker A:I just told you, bro.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying now?
Speaker A:I put myself in it.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Shut the up, Paulie.
Speaker A:I tell myself this a lot.
Speaker A:Shut the up.
Speaker A:I tell my.
Speaker A:I literally say that.
Speaker A:Shut the up, bro.
Speaker A:Shut the up, bro.
Speaker A:I be keep saying, man, shut the.
Speaker A:I'd be wanting to say so bad the up today.
Speaker A:I'm pulling.
Speaker A:We're going to Kroger's.
Speaker A:I'll pull it down.
Speaker A:I'm in the van.
Speaker A:This is the big advantage.
Speaker A:I'm in, right?
Speaker C:Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker A:I'm in the van.
Speaker A:God damn.
Speaker A:It's a Mexican, man.
Speaker A:You should walking down.
Speaker A:Just listen.
Speaker A:The middle of the aisle.
Speaker A:Not on the side where car come by.
Speaker A:I'm just about slapped in the middle of this.
Speaker A:So I'm screwing behind him for a little bit.
Speaker A:Like, I guess he gonna move to the side, man kept walking.
Speaker A:So, you know, I just gave him a light honk, you know, just the alert honk.
Speaker A:Not the chest, not the.
Speaker A:I just get.
Speaker A:I think he turn around and did me like this.
Speaker A:Don't start telling my son, shut the fuck up, Palay.
Speaker A:Shut the fuck up, Palay.
Speaker A:I just started telling myself that shit.
Speaker A:So then I pulled past him and I parked.
Speaker A:When I got out of the car, he cussed me out in Spanish.
Speaker A:Like you say something.
Speaker A:I said, what you say?
Speaker A:He said, I said, I beat you.
Speaker A:I said, shut the fuck up, Paulie.
Speaker A:Now you finna be all out here, you got kids out here, and now you finna whoop a nigga ass.
Speaker A:That's what I had to learn.
Speaker A:Stop, stop.
Speaker A:Hey, everybody.
Speaker A:Everybody in the battle to fight, bro.
Speaker A:And I wish I could have learned this shit way early, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:And I convert that to marriage, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Sometimes you just gotta learn how to listen.
Speaker A:Shut the fuck up.
Speaker B:What do you feel like Is the most beautiful part of being married.
Speaker A:Growth.
Speaker A:Marriage creates growth.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:You find out a lot about yourself when you match yourself with somebody like that and you put yourself in a position to have to grow, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Have to mature mentally.
Speaker A:I know God damn well that if I want to be with my wife right now, I'm a lot of nigga would have been in trouble a long time ago.
Speaker A:And for myself.
Speaker A:She came out a lot of shit.
Speaker A:She had to say, oh, I ain't going.
Speaker A:Cause now I won't go.
Speaker A:Now she like, where you going now she worried now.
Speaker A:I don't want her to be worried.
Speaker A:Cause I wasn't worried.
Speaker A:So I just started saying I ain't going places.
Speaker A:Then me start going places.
Speaker A:Now I don't even.
Speaker A:And she don't even be there no more.
Speaker A:That shit's good for me.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:It take you out of.
Speaker A:I feel like marriage take.
Speaker A:It sends you.
Speaker A:If you truly.
Speaker A:If you truly embrace.
Speaker A:Takes you where you need to go to and away from, where you don't need to go to.
Speaker A:Women's tuition is like that shit like second to God, boy.
Speaker A:We ain't got that shit.
Speaker A:We can make anything happen.
Speaker A:But the intuition, nigga.
Speaker A:Every nigga I ever came around, my wife, that wife.
Speaker A:Wife said I don't like him.
Speaker A:Been a fuck nigga 100%.
Speaker A:She ain't never miss.
Speaker A:Every nigga, she say, oh, he a good nigga, he cool.
Speaker A:Always happen.
Speaker A:It never happened.
Speaker A:So if you get around me and you wanna be cool with me, bitch, my wife got sh.
Speaker A:You first, B.
Speaker A:What's that?
Speaker A:Hey, I ain't with no more racing.
Speaker A:I'm out my phone.
Speaker A:That's my.
Speaker A:That's my thing, man.
Speaker C:That's a good rule of.
Speaker A:Swear to God.
Speaker A:One woman intuition.
Speaker A:Something about your mama.
Speaker A:Mama tell you some that she have you like she told me that you don't even want to tell her.
Speaker A:You don't even want to tell her that she was right, cuz Be right too much.
Speaker B:What's one thing that your wife told you where you didn't see it, but she saw it.
Speaker A:Yeah, long.
Speaker A:That ain't right.
Speaker A:He cool, baby.
Speaker A:Two, three times.
Speaker A:It don't take me more.
Speaker A:Hey.
Speaker A:One, two times.
Speaker A:It don't take me no more than that, man.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Hey, yeah.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:These yeah niggas ain't right.
Speaker C:Some.
Speaker C:Some.
Speaker C:Some men would say.
Speaker C:Well, some people would say that a woman's intuition is always Good for finding some shit that's up, but never when.
Speaker A:Something wrong with you, no, they got it.
Speaker A:It's just you got certain skills, and you use it for what you want to use it for.
Speaker C:For sure.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:You use it for what you want to use it for.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Really, that shit and really just in a nutshell, I ain't no reason to explain it like that, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Is that what you want to use it for?
Speaker A:She use it for that, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:If something going on with me and my wife, like, what's wrong with you?
Speaker A:Nothing sitting on your face, right?
Speaker A:They use it when they want to use it.
Speaker A:So if you got a girl who can find it out and she ain't helping you, you might want to leave that bitch.
Speaker A:To be honest, my agent ain't the one for you, my dog.
Speaker C:Should rappers be moving out of Atlanta?
Speaker A:They want to shout from there.
Speaker A:So it's a little different, bruh.
Speaker A:If a nigga get caught doing something, I'm telling you, man.
Speaker A:Cause they going.
Speaker A:They went above.
Speaker A:They went above their education level.
Speaker C:It just seemed like it's hard to be a rapper in Atlanta, period, right now.
Speaker A:Nah, bro, y'all ain't down there, man.
Speaker A:That shit, bro.
Speaker A:Hey, man, niggas just be going outside they education level, bro.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker A:Then listen.
Speaker A:When shit gets so big, bro, if I take it, they say we go somewhere, it's 10 of us.
Speaker A:We cool as a motherfucker.
Speaker A:We ain't on.
Speaker A:No.
Speaker A:You got five with you, he got five with him.
Speaker A:Everybody got five niggas with them.
Speaker A:So now we 60 deep.
Speaker A:All right?
Speaker A:We 60 deep.
Speaker A:You think we finna be able to stop every single one of these?
Speaker A:It's impossible.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Then when start doing niggas not gonna say Craig did.
Speaker A:They gonna be like real life street star nigga.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker A:And then when n say real life street star nigga, first thing they gonna do think about is the names and the faces that they.
Speaker A:That they.
Speaker A:That they recognize when they say that shit.
Speaker A:And when that happens, everything become.
Speaker A:Y'all did it.
Speaker A:That's y'all fault.
Speaker A:Y'all did it.
Speaker A:That's y'all fault.
Speaker A:Y'all did it.
Speaker A:That's y'all fault.
Speaker A:That's what we going through because of the certain people in the judicial system, right?
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:And certain things been going on and the way People playing.
Speaker A:And Atlanta has become a political, A political city.
Speaker A:Now everybody want to come to Atlanta, make a name for themselves.
Speaker A:Politicians, musicians, actors, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So now people just doing extra shit.
Speaker A:They just going.
Speaker A:They just doing extra shit.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So half this shit really don't be like the shit they, the shit they talking about with Thug.
Speaker A:And he got to do that.
Speaker A:And that's.
Speaker A:Hey, listen, man, I got to write this speech.
Speaker A:You know what I can say?
Speaker A:I don't like that person right there.
Speaker A:He be doing too much.
Speaker A:He be doing this, he be doing that.
Speaker A:You can't lock me up for that.
Speaker A:They do that.
Speaker A:They do that shit on X, out on Twitter all the time.
Speaker A:Elon Musk be doing it.
Speaker A:Donald Trump be doing.
Speaker A:That's a freedom of speech thing.
Speaker A:Now you can't get mad at me because I said something.
Speaker A:As long as I ain't defaming your character, I can say how I feel about anything.
Speaker A:I feel like this.
Speaker A:As long as I don't say you did this or you did that or you did this or you doing this, I can say what I feel like.
Speaker A:But whatever I, I want to say, I feel like you can't stop me for that, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So homo saying that.
Speaker A:She trying to say that.
Speaker A:He trying to get people like, ah, it's just too many politics and games, bro.
Speaker A:That's it.
Speaker C:So has that, that the change in the landscape like that.
Speaker C:Is Atlanta still a fun place to be?
Speaker A:Man, that shit's so goddamn fun.
Speaker A:My.
Speaker A:Told you I should went out goddamn last.
Speaker A:We don't go out.
Speaker A:I don't go out, bro.
Speaker A:I went.
Speaker A:I ain't leave that 3 o'clock in the morning, man.
Speaker A:I had a goddamn ball, you understand me?
Speaker B:At a bow, man.
Speaker B:You know, it's so crazy, man.
Speaker B:I remember scrolling through your page, man, and I seen you hitting that dance.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:To some new with O.J.
Speaker B:the Juice, man.
Speaker B:So, you know, I had to tap in and I looked, I said, oh, bro, got a whole new EP app.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:Was it Dirty Kitchen?
Speaker A:Yeah, dirty.
Speaker A:No, no.
Speaker A:Dirty scale, dirty pot.
Speaker B:Dirty scale, dirty pot.
Speaker A:Yeah, dirty scale, dirty pot, man.
Speaker B:Hey, you back on there talking that trap, boy.
Speaker B:You, you on your.
Speaker B:It's.
Speaker B:It's crazy because a lot of people might know you from the franchise, boy.
Speaker B:So when they hear this, you going off like, this is probably the real Atlanta that you be on type.
Speaker A:I mean, they don't really know me.
Speaker A:Yeah, they know me from the franchise, boy.
Speaker A:They don't really know me.
Speaker C:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I was telling my homies, if somebody mentions me with the Franchise Boy, that's because that's the only reference they have for somebody to understand who I am.
Speaker A:Right?
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:And that's more like out of town people.
Speaker A:A lot of these new people in the city, bro.
Speaker A:Don't nobody say nothing about Franchise Boy when they mention me.
Speaker B:Right.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:That don't even come up for question.
Speaker A:But I just feel like especially in my city, it's time for fun, bro.
Speaker A:Not just in my city, just everywhere.
Speaker A:It's time for fun.
Speaker A:Fun, right.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:It's time for.
Speaker A:We don't have no more.
Speaker A:Any fun no more.
Speaker A:What happened?
Speaker C:I was gonna ask you why?
Speaker A:Why is that?
Speaker A:Circle of life.
Speaker A:It always happened.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Early 90s gangsta music had his wave.
Speaker A:R B came right there.
Speaker A:A little bass music came.
Speaker A:Then fun music came.
Speaker A:It's a circle.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Everything gotta take your full thing.
Speaker A:I remember when we started doing shit with the Franchise boys when we first started, right?
Speaker A:I remember I used to be dancing in the club and N thought I was crazy.
Speaker A:Cause don't nobody dance.
Speaker A:Everybody was gangster, right?
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:But I didn't care.
Speaker A:Cause I was who I was.
Speaker A:So I me dancing, they didn't take away from who I was, right?
Speaker A:So I didn't care about dancing.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So hey, I'm just sitting there looking.
Speaker A:I'm like, ain't no fun music.
Speaker A:I'm like, you know what?
Speaker A:I'm gonna bring back the authentic trap music.
Speaker A:Not where I'm just talking about hustling shit.
Speaker A:I'm talking about trap music.
Speaker A:Banging 808s, right?
Speaker A:Sin sounds.
Speaker B:Yes.
Speaker A:Nice melodies.
Speaker A:God damn it.
Speaker A:Party.
Speaker A:That music make you want to pull you $200 out.
Speaker A:You know that music that.
Speaker A:I don't give a fuck.
Speaker A:You can have $10,000 right on side of me.
Speaker A:I can have 300 in ones and fives and tens.
Speaker A:That music that make me want to put my money out with your money and be happy about it.
Speaker A:We don't got no more of that music, bro.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Ain't no more.
Speaker A:Ain't no more than music.
Speaker A:Don't nobody want to show no money if they ain't got no whole bunch of money no more.
Speaker A:Unless niggas who got money already?
Speaker A:So I wanted to make music like that.
Speaker A:And then I said.
Speaker A:Everybody always said, probably why you don't be dancing no more.
Speaker A:Why you gonna be nothing about?
Speaker A:I wanna see you dance.
Speaker A:Y'all ain't like when I dance, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Like, yeah, so I should be in the studio at the ass.
Speaker A:I just be doing whatever.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker A:And n be like, man, you got.
Speaker A:I'm gonna start putting the camera on your ass.
Speaker A:Do that shit you doing in the studio.
Speaker A:So I chit started and nigga like, nah, bro.
Speaker A:You have a.
Speaker A:That would trace it.
Speaker A:Trey.
Speaker A:When Trey hit me last night, Trey say, hey, Paula, man.
Speaker A:My daughter got me on.
Speaker A:Got down on the TikTok thing dancing, bro, to the song, bro.
Speaker A:And I don't even dance, bro.
Speaker A:She got me on there handed just like it, bro.
Speaker A:It made me smile.
Speaker A:Cause I was like, I'm now making real trap street.
Speaker A:Have fun again.
Speaker A:That's fun.
Speaker A:Yeah, let's have some fun again.
Speaker A:That shit don't change.
Speaker A:Who a nigga?
Speaker A:I'm still that same.
Speaker A:I was still the same then.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Shit.
Speaker A:Shit.
Speaker A:And I went through more shit when I had number one records than I ever been through in my life.
Speaker A:So, shit, this is the response.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:Man, y'all pulled OJ the Juice man out, bro.
Speaker B:Again.
Speaker B:Trap.
Speaker B:Trap beating, I think is the name.
Speaker B:Hey, man, one of my favorite songs on the album.
Speaker B:I love the whole ep, but talk about bringing in OJ the Juice man.
Speaker B:Again.
Speaker B:Another person that we grew up listening to that made shit fun.
Speaker B:It just seemed like y'all was starting to get y'all camaraderie back.
Speaker B:Young LA going crazy.
Speaker B:It just seemed like that whole era starting to come back around as far as that type of music.
Speaker A:That was the last of the fun music.
Speaker A:That was the laugh of the fun music.
Speaker A:But as far as what OJ Like, I'm not putting nobody on my projects no more.
Speaker A:If you're not a trap, this is what I met with.
Speaker A:No, like.
Speaker A:Like, J Cold.
Speaker A:Them ain't gonna get no trap on no music.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:The music is just too different.
Speaker A:Too different.
Speaker A:I just want to make trap music fun music.
Speaker A:I don't care if you like it or not.
Speaker A:I don't care if you want to do it or not.
Speaker A:So we're doing the song.
Speaker A:She like.
Speaker A:I'm like, oh, that give me that Ze's vibe.
Speaker A:I was like, boy, gotta put O.J.
Speaker A:on that.
Speaker A:Hey, boy.
Speaker A:I need a verse.
Speaker A:Send it just that simple.
Speaker A:And we shoot the video that week, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:And I'm gonna do a remix to it too.
Speaker A:So I got like two more line of trout I'm gonna put on this big.
Speaker C:Now, who is a good trap artist out right now that you fucking with?
Speaker C:Like, real trap.
Speaker C:Like you, like, you can look at that and say, that's a real trap.
Speaker A:Well, in context, in context of what they talking about, I could tell the niggas is hustling, right?
Speaker A:But as far as trap music, nobody.
Speaker C:Nobody.
Speaker A:Gucci music ain't what Gucci music used to be.
Speaker A:Still sound good, still decent, but it ain't the trap music exactly.
Speaker A:Jeez.
Speaker A:Ain't picking up music, right?
Speaker A:God ain't making no music, right?
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Like, who else is it?
Speaker C:Yeah, we hear a lot of hustle music.
Speaker A:I don't really hear it's hustle music.
Speaker A:I just told the nigga that these niggas make hustle music, not trap music.
Speaker A:It's a difference.
Speaker A:Hustle music is just motivational music for you to go get some money, right?
Speaker A:Like moneybagg.
Speaker A:Yo moneybagg may yo make hustle music.
Speaker A:Shotmade will get you some money.
Speaker A:Estg make hustler music make you wanna get some money.
Speaker A:Now, are they type kind of like the same?
Speaker A:Yeah, they the same.
Speaker A:But trap music, breaking that shit down, talking it from the bottom of the basis.
Speaker A:This is the bottom.
Speaker A:It's the poverty of rap trap music that.
Speaker C:Cause I really understood.
Speaker C:Cause it was like, like it was certain Gucci man songs or whatever that you could put onto.
Speaker C:Like, no matter how much money you actually was making, you still felt like you was making something.
Speaker A:Yeah, boy, ain't no music like that no more.
Speaker A:Boy, that music, you wake up in the morning like, boy, fuck that.
Speaker A:Hey, I'm talking about that music that make you get up in the morning and go and go down your whole phone and goddamn call every in that, hey, bro, we're going on day, bro.
Speaker A:Hey, we're going on date.
Speaker A:That music, bro, we don't got no more.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:Now it's a line from the young LA song that's been going viral.
Speaker B:Don't I be with J Money serving everybody.
Speaker B:It's a nigga online that's been killing J Money.
Speaker B:They say, man, that nigga J Money, he be on J Money ass.
Speaker B:So I was just wondering, did you catch a wind of that?
Speaker B:Is that a thing?
Speaker B:Like.
Speaker C:I was bored.
Speaker C:This Because I already.
Speaker A:Hey, listen, we was just talking about this.
Speaker A:We was just talking about this 200 that the funny thing, I was just talking about this 200.
Speaker A:But I used to go pick up LA&J money every day before they even started sounding like before they even had their first beef.
Speaker A:We had hope.
Speaker A:We had a whole project together produced by Zaytofen, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:We had a single called Big Dogs that was like fucking one of the biggest song in all the street club.
Speaker A:All the hood clubs in Atlanta.
Speaker A:When they started getting into it, we never dropped the project.
Speaker A:Louisiana gets signed to psc.
Speaker A:They take the song that me, J Money LA got and Young DRO redo it and call it Big Dawg.
Speaker A:Our song called Big Dog too.
Speaker A:So the song Young Dre Big Dog song comes from our song.
Speaker A:Oh, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Because the had was into it.
Speaker A:I've been knowing J Money LA since when J Money first got on the rap scene.
Speaker A:When he first started coming to Crucial.
Speaker A:I've been knowing these forever.
Speaker A:I know these real how they are.
Speaker A:For real, real nice.
Speaker A:I used to go pick them up me every day.
Speaker A:Every day.
Speaker A:Come on, man.
Speaker A:I like y'all little nigga ride with me, man.
Speaker A:Come on, man.
Speaker A:You know Jay was getting.
Speaker A:Jay was doing the thing.
Speaker A:Jay Money always let me tell you, Jay Money.
Speaker A:Cause we don't clear our ass.
Speaker A:That cat, that a black cat, bro.
Speaker A:That got twin lie, bro.
Speaker A:Swear to God, bro.
Speaker A:Bro, he the only I can know could finesse you five times, bro.
Speaker A:Swear to God, bro.
Speaker A:I ain't never seen that in my life.
Speaker A:I ain't never seen that like it in my life, bro.
Speaker A:You know how many people I know?
Speaker A:I ain't never.
Speaker A:I ain't never seen nothing like Jay.
Speaker A:My.
Speaker A:I never seen that like him.
Speaker A:Not even gonna lie, bro.
Speaker B:So the way that he said it, he just said it like he was such a prominent figure in.
Speaker B:In Atlanta, man.
Speaker A:You gotta be a street to understand.
Speaker A:Jay, what buddy was talking about on that video?
Speaker A:I told you, it's classes of this.
Speaker A:So Jay Money.
Speaker C:Jay Money stopped attending win.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker A:What level he makes on what he do?
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker A:Did he graduate?
Speaker A:On what he do?
Speaker C:On what he do?
Speaker A:On what he do?
Speaker A:Oh, shit.
Speaker A:That bit got a master's God, boy.
Speaker A:Hey, listen, man, you know I don't be like telling a story about it.
Speaker A:I'm just inferring this just soft story, right?
Speaker A:Told you I was gonna get him all the time.
Speaker A:One thing about Shawn, ever since I met that nigga, I Met J Money for coming to my projects, fucking with a bitch.
Speaker A:He came out there in the daytime while everybody be outside.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:And I me, I personally, I found this shit the most intriguing shit.
Speaker A:It fucked me up.
Speaker A:I was like, this nigga really came out here.
Speaker A:Like, bro, you really like.
Speaker A:I like you, nigga.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker A:Like whatever you.
Speaker A:Whatever you own, I like it.
Speaker A:And I brushed up on him and like, he was cool.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker C:So wait.
Speaker C:Cause I seen a skit with Desi Banks, and he pulled up somewhere and it was a million niggas.
Speaker C:He was out.
Speaker C:He was pulling up to pick up a girl, and it was a million niggas outside.
Speaker C:And they pretty much opened the car door for him, pulled him out, going in his pocket.
Speaker C:That's a real thing.
Speaker A:Hell yeah, boy.
Speaker A:Hey, man, listen, man.
Speaker A:Didn't come in my projects, bro.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I'm from Born Home, Charlotte.
Speaker A:Low Shot boys.
Speaker A:Kilo Ali.
Speaker A:Like, if Atlanta need.
Speaker A:If Atlanta had a capital, Bankhead would be the capital.
Speaker C:Okay?
Speaker A:If Bankhead had a capital, Balhol would be the capital.
Speaker A:So we got a lot of.
Speaker A:We got a shitload of projects on my side of town.
Speaker A:But ain't nobody bred niggas like we bred niggas.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So coming out there, first of all, coming anywhere on the west side, anywhere, Going to anywhere, Fuck the projects.
Speaker A:Any side street is fucking crazy, my nigga.
Speaker A:Niggas ain't coming.
Speaker A:Niggas didn't do that back there.
Speaker A:So I.
Speaker A:If you was from the east side, nigga, and you came to a West side club, immediately I like you, bitch.
Speaker A:You had to, bitch.
Speaker A:You drove from east side to the west side, pard.
Speaker A:Got out the car, came in the club and chipped in the club.
Speaker A:You made all them decisions.
Speaker A:I like you.
Speaker A:You ain't no pussy, you ain't no ho.
Speaker A:I don't even know who you is right now.
Speaker A:You might be the biggest bitch in the world.
Speaker A:You might be scared shitly, but I like you.
Speaker A:Cause you got some balls.
Speaker A:Cause nobody did that shit, dawg.
Speaker A:So I found it intriguing, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:And then I shower like, boy, hey, take me over here.
Speaker C:Shit.
Speaker A:Shouta get money rolling.
Speaker A:Weed up, bitch.
Speaker A:Smoking hot, two, three, zip.
Speaker A:Smoking out two.
Speaker A:Shouta been on that type of time, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:We should have got cool.
Speaker A:And now I started calling myself Paulette Escobar because he said they said they was the black Migos and I didn't know.
Speaker A:They stole the name from your school to know, man.
Speaker C:How did you feel about his passing up?
Speaker A:Don't ask me.
Speaker A:I don't want to get counseled.
Speaker A:The shit I be saying.
Speaker A:Ooh, wee boy fucked up.
Speaker A:He's my nigga.
Speaker A:School, man.
Speaker A:Real shit.
Speaker A:Real hustler, real trapper, real trap nigga.
Speaker A:On trap music.
Speaker A:Chat music school.
Speaker A:Do trap music school.
Speaker A:Definitely do trap music, so.
Speaker C:And what I did found out is, like, everybody's been saying that, man.
Speaker A:That whole ass hoe.
Speaker A:Wow.
Speaker A:Keep what you said, bro.
Speaker A:I'm sorry.
Speaker C:Yeah, he was.
Speaker C:Everybody keep calling him street, like, so is it that.
Speaker C:Do Atlanta niggas have different names?
Speaker C:Like, do they have rap names?
Speaker C:The actual.
Speaker A:Everybody got different names in Atlanta, bro.
Speaker A:It's.
Speaker A:Bro, it's a.
Speaker A:The Atlanta y'all know is not the Atlanta we live in, bro.
Speaker C:Right?
Speaker A:But it's a whole underworld in Atlanta.
Speaker A:We live in the underworld, bro.
Speaker A:If.
Speaker A:If.
Speaker A:If I had.
Speaker A:If I had to tell Jack what it is.
Speaker A:The AI.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Chat gbt.
Speaker B:Chat gbt.
Speaker A:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker A:If I had to chat GBT and I explained.
Speaker A:Chat gbt.
Speaker A:Atlanta, for real, right?
Speaker A:It would give you a picture of a city above that, and then you go up on that muffler, it would have been the same city up under that underground Atlanta.
Speaker A:Y'all be saying that up there when saying all this.
Speaker A:I don't see none of this.
Speaker A:These folk be saying, bro, I'll be outside every day.
Speaker A:I coach football.
Speaker A:I mean, I'm going to this part.
Speaker A:I'm dropping this kid off east side project.
Speaker A:I'm dropping this car on south side.
Speaker A:I don't see none of this.
Speaker A:These folk be talking about, bro.
Speaker A:I don't see it, bro.
Speaker A:It's like two Atlantas to me.
Speaker A:Unless I start going downtown and I go to Buckhead.
Speaker A:But I don't go to them fucking places, so I don't be seeing how this shit these folk be talking about, for real shit, me.
Speaker A:Atlanta.
Speaker A:So real, boy.
Speaker A:Shit.
Speaker A:All right, man.
Speaker B:Atlanta, man.
Speaker B:One of the places that is known for tricking.
Speaker B:Y'all kind of set the standard too high for tricking, bro.
Speaker C:Like.
Speaker B:I'm hearing niggas.
Speaker B:I heard a story where a girl say a nigga bought her some, like, Gucci shoes just to talk to her.
Speaker A:Listen, dog, they in the Overworld.
Speaker A:They in the upper world, bro.
Speaker A:You know.
Speaker A:You know how much it is in the.
Speaker A:In the.
Speaker A:In the underworld.
Speaker A:F.
Speaker A:No, I'm.
Speaker A:Y'all.
Speaker A:You think I'm playing same chick, bro.
Speaker A:I'M not lying to y'all, bro.
Speaker A:What?
Speaker B:So some of these babies.
Speaker A:220S.
Speaker B:So some of these.
Speaker A:You think?
Speaker A:No, you don't hear what I'm saying.
Speaker A:Give me 40.
Speaker A:Yeah, yeah, faulty, man.
Speaker A:You lucky you get a blonde weed and a cigarette, buddy.
Speaker A:Hey, listen, tell you it's a whole underworld D.
Speaker A:Girl who be on Instagram, Marvel D.
Speaker A:Nigga going crazy, bro.
Speaker A:They come to the hood, stupid ass hoe you about to show.
Speaker A:No, bro, I've been seeing you since you stuck in that Ms.
Speaker A:Slay.
Speaker A:You at hoe don't give about the BBL.
Speaker A:I'm telling you, this is totally different, bro.
Speaker C:Totally different.
Speaker A:I don't pay attention to Instagram.
Speaker A:I don't pay attention.
Speaker A:I don't follow this, bro.
Speaker A:You know how I know most of the going on in Atlanta?
Speaker A:ATL school, Atlanta pages.
Speaker A:If it went from Atlanta pages, I wouldn't know none of that shit.
Speaker A:Cause that don't be around me, bro.
Speaker B:What's one of the things you seen on the pages that threw you off?
Speaker B:Like, damn, for real?
Speaker A:Oh, I can't remember.
Speaker A:I don't be remembering that, right.
Speaker A:I don't really like, look at right.
Speaker A:It's just shit I be seeing.
Speaker A:I be like, oh, they ain't know that shit going up.
Speaker A:It be playing pages like that.
Speaker A:Cause I don't.
Speaker A:I don't see all that.
Speaker A:But I told you, I only surround myself and circle around.
Speaker A:Circle myself around righteousness.
Speaker A:Real good.
Speaker A:Who doing who trying to be something in life.
Speaker A:Now, I deal with a lot of up, but all the up I deal with want to be better.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:So what I'm saying, they looking for righteousness.
Speaker A:Got up behaviors, man.
Speaker A:I can't put this bit down, bro.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying, bro?
Speaker A:Get the job, bro.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:They good niggas.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker B:So why do you think that?
Speaker B:Like, the athletes and them get hit so hard, targeted so hard.
Speaker B:Like, you'll see a lot of these.
Speaker A:Niggas is trying to finesse, bro.
Speaker A:A basketball player was a basketball player back then, bro.
Speaker A:He ain't trying to act street, do street, say street, none of that shit.
Speaker A:When he go to school, he ain't coming back to the project, boy.
Speaker A:When he do, it's toy dry.
Speaker A:Ain't no well, no.
Speaker A:These ain't never been in the project.
Speaker A:Your daddy grew up there.
Speaker A:Now you want to go to the block?
Speaker A:Well, yeah, boy.
Speaker A:I'm from the show.
Speaker A:My daddy got there and had his block, bro.
Speaker A:You don't know nothing about this, bro.
Speaker A:Oh, you won't do that.
Speaker A:It gonna be some like, oh, I'm gonna push this.
Speaker A:I'm gonna see what I can get out this.
Speaker A:Let's see what's going on.
Speaker A:Are you from the hood, bro?
Speaker A:They gonna use that against your ass, bro, if you ain't strong minded, bro.
Speaker A:Now I need.
Speaker A:Hey, boy.
Speaker A:I need 10,000, boy.
Speaker A:Hey, boy, I done seen this too much, bro.
Speaker A:They were wrong, bro.
Speaker A:Niggas been trying to do what they ain't can't do, man.
Speaker A:Niggas be what you do, bro.
Speaker A:You gonna come off the port, my nigga.
Speaker A:If you ain't like that, I don't give a fuck how long you stay.
Speaker A:I know a lot of niggas stay in the projects.
Speaker A:I know niggas stay in the project.
Speaker A:I met when I was grown.
Speaker A:I was like, where you stayed at?
Speaker C:What?
Speaker A:I stayed at the door to jail.
Speaker A:What the fuck you did, nigga?
Speaker A:They go to jail all the time, nigga.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Nigga grown.
Speaker A:Oh, okay.
Speaker A:You gonna come outside that what going on?
Speaker A:Cause you go around here getting jumped on.
Speaker A:You gotta fight my project, B.
Speaker A:You gotta fight.
Speaker A:You gotta fight in your parking lot, bro.
Speaker A:I never.
Speaker A:Basically, I never really left my parking lot in my projects.
Speaker A:No, you hear what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I never really left my parking lot in my projects.
Speaker A:I ain't really never left my parking lot, bro.
Speaker A:Everything was there.
Speaker A:Basketball, football, everything.
Speaker A:I didn't have to leave my parking lot.
Speaker A:We would play niggas in this parking lot, and we would play niggas in that parking lot.
Speaker A:That's it.
Speaker A:And it's like weekend type shit, bro.
Speaker B:Why was the niggas playing football on the concrete, though?
Speaker A:N was wilding out.
Speaker A:That's what we used to do.
Speaker A:Don't know why.
Speaker B:And they get hit, it's over with.
Speaker A:That's what you used to do.
Speaker A:Stand by for the car.
Speaker A:Car, car ball right here.
Speaker A:No, it Wayne, that what these kids need to do.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:Play football on Concord.
Speaker C:Why is kids so south?
Speaker A:They mamas.
Speaker A:I told you that.
Speaker A:They got these young mamas.
Speaker A:Mama can't teach them that.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:They can't learn real lessons because they mama dumb.
Speaker A:They mama slow.
Speaker A:I'm telling you what's going on.
Speaker A:They daddies ain't there.
Speaker A:They mama slow.
Speaker A:Or the mama don't want the daddy to be to teach him how you want to teach them and be a man.
Speaker A:Because whatever reason, tell you what it is, all this Shit deprived from the mamas give a fuck.
Speaker A:I salute to all my great mamas out there.
Speaker A:But y'all hold me some wicked ass bitches.
Speaker A:And y'all hold a lot of reason a lot of these nigga fucked up.
Speaker A:Check the statistics.
Speaker A:The statistics?
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker A:A single parent house with a male do way better than a single parent house with a woman.
Speaker A:So we gotta start getting the kids.
Speaker A:Basically no bitches give them to their daddy.
Speaker A:Give em to their daddy.
Speaker A:If the daddy want em, give em to the daddy, he gonna be better.
Speaker A:Statistics show that.
Speaker A:Don't argue with.
Speaker A:I don't wanna hear what you're talking about.
Speaker A:I don't care what your cousin La La, Angela happened.
Speaker A:Nope.
Speaker A:Hey.
Speaker A:Men lie, women lie.
Speaker A:Number don't I take the mouth.
Speaker C:It's so crazy.
Speaker C:Cause now it's like these kids don't even wanna go outside.
Speaker C:They just.
Speaker A:And I don't blame that to their parents that's on social media.
Speaker A:They got too much thing pulling their distractions.
Speaker A:We didn't have all that to pull our distractions.
Speaker A:If we don't go outside, we ain't doing bitch ass thing.
Speaker A:We ain't had nothing but eight channels.
Speaker A:Everybody remember that click TV, click, click, click, click, Click, click.
Speaker A:69.
Speaker A:Put that lunar foil on they bitch, right?
Speaker A:It's just they Internet.
Speaker A:I be like that.
Speaker A:I'm in the house, I don't even feel like going, Paulie, come on out.
Speaker A:Hell no.
Speaker A:I don't even feel like going outside, bro.
Speaker A:You got too occupied, bro.
Speaker A:We got too much things pulling our mind.
Speaker A:Whatever you want to know about, you can go in a snake hole with this shit right now, today.
Speaker B:Do you think it's too much pressure on a man right now as far as to take care of a whole household?
Speaker A:No, I think that, I think that everybody just emotional as fuck.
Speaker A:The whole world, everybody's emotional as fuck, man.
Speaker A:We should tell our players this.
Speaker A:It's hard to think emotionally.
Speaker A:You can't think when you emotional, bro.
Speaker A:You can't think.
Speaker A:You can't think about name.
Speaker A:You can't make no decision emotional because you can't even.
Speaker A:You can't even.
Speaker A:You can't even grab a broad mind even think, bro.
Speaker A:Cause your emotion, your feelings in the way, dog.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Nigga's too emotional.
Speaker A:So it's hard to make a decision.
Speaker A:Cause they.
Speaker A:Cause they feelings, bro.
Speaker A:Everybody in their feelings.
Speaker A:Soon you say something to a nigga, they in their feelings.
Speaker A:And I ain't just talking about outside of people.
Speaker A:I'm just about homies hey, man, you weak as hell for bitches, nigga.
Speaker A:What?
Speaker A:Nigga, I ain't fuck with this nigga.
Speaker A:To my weak for a bitch.
Speaker A:Instead of saying, damn, bro, what you say?
Speaker A:Why you say that?
Speaker A:Why you saying weak for a bitch, bro?
Speaker A:Explain it to me so I can understand what you saying, my dog, I wanna know why you saying this shit.
Speaker A:You might tell me.
Speaker A:I might be like, oh, you look at it like that, bro.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:You right about that.
Speaker A:Nigga's emotional, bro.
Speaker A:They were wrong, man.
Speaker C:And it's.
Speaker C:It's so fucked up.
Speaker C:Cause there's so much going on in the world, it's like, nigga ain't even got no time to figure out that shit.
Speaker C:Because, nigga, you trying to figure out how to get some money.
Speaker A:And when you're doing it, when you're doing it, when you do that.
Speaker A:And when you do that, what the fuck you got time to do, right?
Speaker A:What you got time to do?
Speaker A:What you got time to do?
Speaker A:Hey, I mean, listen, man, play, my man.
Speaker A:I ain't played goddamn Call of Duty, man, since September, bro.
Speaker A:Man, what say last September?
Speaker A:I haven't played Call of Duty since last September, bro.
Speaker A:I haven't touched my video game, brother.
Speaker A:That after that yesterday.
Speaker A:And she got cake that's this thick in that, bro.
Speaker A:Short of the high, bro.
Speaker A:Man, fuck that video game.
Speaker A:They call me every day, but I got a new thing on him, man.
Speaker A:I ain't staying in that video game.
Speaker A:Real time, waking up, man.
Speaker A:My mind on some money, some Cho Cho, man.
Speaker A:I ain't got time for all that shit.
Speaker A:I'm gonna get some Cho Chos or I'm gonna plant some seeds.
Speaker A:I'm gonna get some Cho Chos.
Speaker A:If I can't get no Cho Cho, I'm still gonna keep planting seed, bitch.
Speaker A:Something to grow.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker C:Nah, I can't even.
Speaker C:We talking about a game, nigga.
Speaker C:I need a whole bread loaf, nigga.
Speaker C:What we gonna do?
Speaker C:Can we make some money off this game?
Speaker C:How come none of these y'all niggas ain't figured out how we can make some money off this shit?
Speaker A:No, they have.
Speaker C:No, he talking about my.
Speaker A:Oh, yeah, but the thing about it, video game, I tried that.
Speaker A:It's just too time consuming.
Speaker C:For sure.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I ain't got time for sitting there on Twitch.
Speaker A:Got keep coming in.
Speaker A:You got it.
Speaker A:But see, easy now.
Speaker A:You got AI now, so you should put this on AI to make your clips and and all that now.
Speaker C:But you ain't never thought about just street.
Speaker C:But not maybe not the game.
Speaker A:Ta right?
Speaker A:I only like shooting game for real, right?
Speaker A:I play Madden, I play 2K, but I just play it cause I'm a competitor and I like game, I like football, I like basketball, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:But I like shooting game like that shit.
Speaker A:But then what the fucking word is that shit a dopamine?
Speaker C:Dopamine for sure.
Speaker A:Man, that shit a dopamine, bro.
Speaker A:That shit happened.
Speaker A:My nigga don't even want to eat.
Speaker A:Nigga wanna use bathroom, bro.
Speaker A:You get to play in that motherfucker, boy.
Speaker A:That game get it going, bro.
Speaker A:Man, I've been having to use bar.
Speaker A:I've been having to piss for the last three hours, bro.
Speaker A:Nigga still ain't got and you getting breaking between games.
Speaker A:Being a break between game.
Speaker A:You ain't thinking about pin?
Speaker A:Cause how you talking?
Speaker A:Hell yeah, bro.
Speaker A:We smashed them ass what went in that goddamn building, bro.
Speaker A:Clean that whole out.
Speaker A:What we doing there?
Speaker A:Trying to get that sorry ass nigga out the goddamn lobby, man.
Speaker A:They know in the middle of the game don't kick, dog.
Speaker A:Now they say three, two.
Speaker A:You're like, damn, I got a piss like a man, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Then you want to see the mother charge message, Bro, I can't listen, I told my partner I can't even smoke and play the game when I got smoke.
Speaker A:I tell them, hey, bro, I, I, I catch y'all about 30 minutes, huh?
Speaker C:Okay.
Speaker A:Every time I try to smoke, play the game, bro, I don't smoke the blunt.
Speaker A:The blunt ass, you know, went this big.
Speaker A:It's a Thunder Dollar blunt.
Speaker A:I ain't even high, bro.
Speaker A:I started smoking Zaza when I play video game, I started going to the little Trap store.
Speaker A:I started.
Speaker A:Y'all call it video game weed.
Speaker A:You know, a little pretend.
Speaker A:The light delt motherfucker, you know, he probably got them light up.
Speaker A:But the motherfucker take good head, got a little taste on that.
Speaker A:Oh, I go, yeah, give me two deals of that, bro.
Speaker A:I don't give a fuck.
Speaker A:I been out rolling that up and let them go out, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:That game boy had your ass got there on that shit.
Speaker A:Nah, I don't want to go nowhere.
Speaker A:Nigga late, kept picking the kids out.
Speaker A:My son ain't cooking for track practice at 6:00.
Speaker A:I be there, I'm playing a game.
Speaker A:7:00.
Speaker A:Oh, God, no, I ain't got time for that.
Speaker A:Game, man, give me some Cho Cho.
Speaker C:Man, I ain't going to lie.
Speaker C:It's good that you can see that, though, about yourself.
Speaker C:Make question correct.
Speaker C:Cause niggas would be like, man, I'm on this game.
Speaker C:They trying to escape.
Speaker C:No, they do it trying to escape from something.
Speaker A:Nah, niggas do it.
Speaker A:Nah, N being trapping in the.
Speaker A:Playing the game while trapping on the game with me.
Speaker A:Trapping while trapping.
Speaker A:Hey, hey, bro, turn your mic off, bro.
Speaker A:Everybody in the fucking game hearing what you saying, bro, turn your goddamn mic off.
Speaker A:Oh, my bad, bro.
Speaker C:That now, nigga.
Speaker C:That now.
Speaker C:That's another level of this.
Speaker C:He got the FBI in the lock.
Speaker A:No, I'm telling you, man.
Speaker A:And they do that, man, I seen the movie, man.
Speaker A:What that movie name?
Speaker A:What that movie name?
Speaker A:No, what's that TV show?
Speaker A:What's it?
Speaker A:What's it?
Speaker A:No, it's on Netflix.
Speaker A:It's called Jack Ryan.
Speaker A:Jack Ryan.
Speaker A:And on the motherfucker he was trying.
Speaker A:Was it Jack Ryan?
Speaker A:Was it other shit?
Speaker A:We were one of them.
Speaker A:But about the nigga doing the bank shit overseas and shit, scamming the money and shit.
Speaker A:They tried to get the nigga, right?
Speaker A:Nigga moving all the money in the private accounts, Right, right.
Speaker A:They trying to get the nigga.
Speaker A:Him and his brother gonna separate it, right?
Speaker A:These niggas talking on the video game, on the handheld, on the kid video game.
Speaker A:Like a castle game.
Speaker A:That's how they communicate on the video game.
Speaker A:And the folk find that shit and that.
Speaker A:So they communicate with the nigga on the game.
Speaker A:But they fucked around and said some wrong shit that the nigga don't say.
Speaker A:And nigga was like, but some folks on the video game.
Speaker A:I just say all that to say folks on that video game.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker A:Hell yeah, bro.
Speaker A:Hey, man, mute your mic.
Speaker A:God damn.
Speaker A:Or something, bro.
Speaker C:I would, I would.
Speaker C:And, man, and I don't know what traps are like out there, but out here, nigga, this is a serious business.
Speaker C:This nigga, you niggas playing the game.
Speaker C:It's a nigga.
Speaker A:But see, down there.
Speaker A:But you gotta take it.
Speaker A:It's a lot of new school niggas.
Speaker A:They trapping.
Speaker A:Yeah, but they don't got a trapped spot.
Speaker A:They trapping out their house or they trapping out they apartment.
Speaker A:See, that's the difference.
Speaker A:Having a trapped spot and trapping out your house or your apartment.
Speaker A:Them two totally different.
Speaker A:They same thing.
Speaker C:Oh, wait, when you put it like that.
Speaker C:I don't know.
Speaker C:I never knew a nigga with it.
Speaker A:It's not the same thing.
Speaker A:It's not the same.
Speaker A:It's not back in the bedroom later.
Speaker C:Yeah, yeah, no, I ain't know what I'm saying.
Speaker A:Trap house is.
Speaker A:Only thing we doing is selling drugs.
Speaker C:Just.
Speaker A:Just a trap house, right?
Speaker A:Knock on the door, sir.
Speaker A:Knock on door, sir.
Speaker A:These just stand there and they got plays coming to the house.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker A:And they just making plays while they at the house.
Speaker A:It's not a trap house.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:That's just.
Speaker A:That's the.
Speaker A:That's the difference.
Speaker A:If motherfucker can't be like, hey, man, you got too much traffic.
Speaker A:It's not a trap house if you don't got traffic, you don't have a trap house.
Speaker A:I don't give a fuck.
Speaker A:You can make $1,000 a day.
Speaker A:Chip coaches that make a thousand dollars a day don't mean you got traffic, right?
Speaker A:Nigga, did you see a thousand people a day?
Speaker A:Oh, you got trap house.
Speaker A:Oh, yeah, you got trap house.
Speaker A:Oh, you trapping.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker C:Man, that's crazy, man.
Speaker C:Bro, before we get up out of here, man, just plug all the people in with all, you know, what you got going.
Speaker A:And I should have come to Siri this summertime with all the new funniest niggas in Atlanta, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I started shooting at the end of this month.
Speaker C:Shout out, nigga Calamar White.
Speaker A:Oh, yeah.
Speaker C:Shout out Calamar White.
Speaker A:Not for sure.
Speaker A:Not for sure.
Speaker C:He just a funny nigga.
Speaker A:Listen, I think he was like one of my first 10 interviews, right?
Speaker A:For real.
Speaker A:That's hard.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:You know what?
Speaker A:I'm saying this after he had.
Speaker A:After all the vine and shit had went out, he was still making the transition from that shit before he started doing this shit he doing now, right?
Speaker A:He was like, man, I should start doing this shit.
Speaker A:Paula ain't got this now.
Speaker A:So you see him doing that?
Speaker A:That's out.
Speaker A:I like what he do now.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker A:I thought it was a game.
Speaker A:He be dead for real.
Speaker A:No, he dead for real.
Speaker A:That's not a game.
Speaker A:Everybody think that's a skit.
Speaker A:For real, bro.
Speaker A:No, bro.
Speaker A:Pay him to do that.
Speaker A:I wish I had a job, boy.
Speaker A:All right, listen, boy.
Speaker A:Hey, man.
Speaker A:Hey.
Speaker A:Yeah, I'm gonna tell that nigga.
Speaker A:Tell my boss.
Speaker A:I would have told that nigga.
Speaker A:Tell my boss some shit.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:My complaint for you.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:You use a ass.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Your work is saying you're a ass.
Speaker A:Every time you say something, you aim the out.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:I with shot.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I with holla.
Speaker A:You Know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:But now in the Apartment With Parlay podcast, I am parlaying everything else.
Speaker A:Gonna get the Dirty Scale Dirty Pot mixtape.
Speaker A:I'm with EP with me and Ralph.
Speaker A:We actually working on two more at the same time.
Speaker A:Me and Ralph about to do Underdogs 2 with cheese, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Shout out my Pedro, you know what I'm saying too.
Speaker A:And then Pedro putting the together for us.
Speaker A:And then Zave Tobin doing us one.
Speaker A:We don't call her Hustling Jug Teddy Ground and Hustling Jug, man.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So, and then after them, we're gonna do Dirty Scale Dirty Pot too with Northern B.
Speaker A:And Northern B producers produced the whole dirty Skin Dirty Pot, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:A classic legendary Atlanta producer.
Speaker A:So they did the whole shit.
Speaker A:So that's gonna be my thing.
Speaker A:When you hear a project from mine, I'm locking in one producer and we do a whole project put it out.
Speaker A:Locking in another producer do a whole project, put it out.
Speaker A:So you know what I'm saying?
Speaker C:And for anybody who wanna get in contact with you for any bookings or features, how would they do that shit?
Speaker A:I am parlay.
Speaker A:Then I send them where you.
Speaker A:I send you where you need to go to.
Speaker A:Or I line it up, but tell you the nigga nuts come with the direction.
Speaker A:Don't come asking me all the motherfucking questions and you ain't ready.
Speaker A:I'm just being honest.
Speaker A:Cause nigga do it all the time.
Speaker A:Me, in my book, I tell niggas when you ready, bro.
Speaker A:I want to feature when you ready.
Speaker A:I might get a nigga a price.
Speaker A:I know this.
Speaker A:I might get a nigga price.
Speaker A:Why I ain't no motherfucker way.
Speaker A:You ain't got that money.
Speaker A:For real.
Speaker A:I just sometimes be.
Speaker A:I be trying, nigga.
Speaker A:My favorite thing, when n say how much you charge for her first.
Speaker A:My first thing I say, when you trying to do it?
Speaker A:They gonna let me know if you're serious or not.
Speaker A:If you ain't talking about I'm trying to do this shit next week, but I get paid next week, but I'm ready now.
Speaker A:If you ain't sounding that, I'm gonna give you a number so fucking crazy.
Speaker A:I'm gonna give you a number so crazy.
Speaker A:Then I have niggas on there like, listen, bro, I wanna bro, I'm a fan of your bro.
Speaker A:I like your music.
Speaker A:I wanna fuck with you, bro.
Speaker A:My work, bro.
Speaker A:But I really taking my music shit serious, bro.
Speaker A:And I.
Speaker A:Bro, I chill on a song I done told, nigga.
Speaker A:Bro, you know what, bro?
Speaker A:I like where you came, man.
Speaker A:Send me that bit right now.
Speaker A:Don't send me no money.
Speaker A:Just send me the song.
Speaker A:I'm gonna do a version right now.
Speaker A:Cause I like how you came.
Speaker A:It ain't the money, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I do it.
Speaker A:Told you.
Speaker A:I do this for the righteousness, bro.
Speaker A:I want to see a nigga win, bro.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:He might put a nigga on.
Speaker A:He might be in that little baby or something.
Speaker A:Like, well, Paula, why Mia?
Speaker A:Come on, boy.
Speaker A:Boy, I want you A and R and my label.
Speaker A:I ain't got no artist.
Speaker A:When you get a hundred thousand a year?
Speaker A:What?
Speaker A:Come on.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Ain't no telling, bro.
Speaker A:I'm saying.
Speaker A:I'm going in there.
Speaker A:I'm going.
Speaker A:You gotta start playing seed, bro.
Speaker A:You gotta start planting seed, bro.
Speaker A:Better keep planting seed.
Speaker A:Wake up every day.
Speaker A:Don't plant no seed if you can't get no.
Speaker A:If you wake up.
Speaker A:You can't get no money that day.
Speaker A:Plant some seed, bro.
Speaker A:Cause they see that day before, maybe the money you get that day, you may plant a seed.
Speaker A:Monday, Friday, that big hit.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So, shit, if it ain't that, I ain't.
Speaker A:So when you call me, just call me right?
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker C:And so how we looking in departments?
Speaker C:What we gotta do to get.
Speaker C:How we gonna ramp that up?
Speaker C:Jeff gotta do something we gotta do.
Speaker A:I gotta do for y'all.
Speaker A:No.
Speaker A:Hell no.
Speaker A:I do.
Speaker A:Y'all together and separate, same day.
Speaker A:Yeah, come do him, too.
Speaker A:That roll.
Speaker A:Get high as a that.
Speaker C:Amen.
Speaker A:Oh, sh.
Speaker A:I got shot at.
Speaker A:Dirty glove bastard.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:We shooting the same spot in the same.
Speaker A:In the same place, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:And this shit been, like, going on almost two years, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I said salute to them, bro.
Speaker A:It's real good brothers.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Don't have them built this.
Speaker A:Them built this.
Speaker A:The whole.
Speaker A:I got a set like, apartment, and they built the.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Like, Paula, you can have that.
Speaker A:I can have that.
Speaker A:Hell, yeah.
Speaker A:You got that.
Speaker A:My.
Speaker A:So salute to them.
Speaker A:My.
Speaker A:I told you I like getting around a real bro, babe.
Speaker A:When you meet a real.
Speaker A:Put his ass in headlock, bro.
Speaker A:Keep him up on your arm for however long as you can, because you're not gonna meet a Lot of them in your lifetime, bro.
Speaker A:Bro.
Speaker A:So if you meet a real lock.
Speaker B:In and we can't forget, man, you doing a lot of stuff with the kids, man.
Speaker B:Gotta, gotta shout you down here.
Speaker B:Down here with the kids.
Speaker A:R3.
Speaker A:Man, I don't even want to talk about this, man.
Speaker A:Mad all over again.
Speaker A:Y'all got me mad as a.
Speaker A:All of them goddamn again.
Speaker A:Nah, but yeah, we came down here for the OT7 this weekend, man.
Speaker A:Brought my football team down 717.
Speaker A:Me and Quo got a 7 or 7 program to go call Huncho Elite One, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:This our fourth year doing this shit, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:We got kids in college.
Speaker A:We got a lot of kids doing good shit.
Speaker A:We got one kid might fucking around and be going to the league next year, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker C:What was his name?
Speaker A:Jelani Durham.
Speaker A:He go to Ohio State.
Speaker A:The tight end.
Speaker A:He was number two tight end in the nation when he left, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:But all our kids didn't good.
Speaker A:We should have had the kids just get signed in Memphis.
Speaker A:He probably gonna start at Memphis.
Speaker A:Our kids is down in Irwell, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Chance for me to be able to take some project kids, my nigga, I just had on this team this year.
Speaker A:I had four kids who never flew by themselves before.
Speaker A:I had two kids never flew.
Speaker C:That's crazy.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I probably got five, six kids and they ain't never been to Dallas before.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So when I'm looking at shit like that, like that mean more than.03 to me.
Speaker C:Yes, sir.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker C:Experience.
Speaker A:I don't want to lose any bitch ass thing.
Speaker A:I'm mad enough.
Speaker A:I told them, they shut the fuck up in the car.
Speaker A:Y'all ain't eating pizza all weekend.
Speaker A:Nobody say nay, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Because I'm still trying to teach them.
Speaker A:Like these kids, I told you, they non slung out everything, bro.
Speaker A:You can't.
Speaker A:You can't take a loss.
Speaker A:And then y'all playing, right?
Speaker A:You don't take your shit serious, bro.
Speaker C:You remember back in the old days, you took a lot of niggas start crying, niggas ready to fight on the niggas.
Speaker C:Ready?
Speaker A:Bro, we ain't had one fight yet.
Speaker A:Listen, we had one fight.
Speaker A:Listen, man, me and my doctor, me and my.
Speaker A:I called my homie up, we come back.
Speaker A:When Hunjo come back, I'm like, look, these n playing that.
Speaker A:I say, bro, soon as I get to the house, bro, they three, four, fight.
Speaker A:I done been telling, bro, what the is you playing for, nigga?
Speaker A:We don't lost, bro.
Speaker A:We was just like, these niggas ain't like that.
Speaker A:I was like, bro, we might need to take these niggas in room one at a time.
Speaker A:He's about.
Speaker A:We might as well just do two on two, man.
Speaker A:Tell them to come on the room, bro.
Speaker A:Lock in with these, nigga, man, it's your mentality, bro.
Speaker A:What your mentality though.
Speaker C:Nah.
Speaker C:Cause I n I can remember like, nigga, nigga, it's going to go down in this.
Speaker C:What we lost.
Speaker A:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker B:So you.
Speaker B:So you basically playing the role of a father figure too then?
Speaker A:Bro, we mentors.
Speaker A:We not coaches.
Speaker B:So what are some of the things that you've learned from that?
Speaker B:Just playing the father figure role, bro.
Speaker A:I've been coaching football for 14 years.
Speaker A:I've been doing this for 14 years straight.
Speaker A:I've been coaching 707 for 10 years straight.
Speaker A:This is my 10th year.
Speaker A:I'm the reason football year round in Georgia, literally before me, it wasn't football year round.
Speaker A:It's track, basketball, baseball.
Speaker A:When I came start doing this shit, ain't no basketball bay ball no more.
Speaker A:It's football year round.
Speaker A:Everything I touch, I gained.
Speaker A:Change.
Speaker A:I changed the fucking game.
Speaker A:Music, trapping, nigga.
Speaker A:First N in my city with two niggas for $5.
Speaker A:You see what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Everything I fucking touched my nigga my whole life.
Speaker A:I'm different, bro.
Speaker A:I told you, I'm one of those.
Speaker A:I ain't one of them.
Speaker A:I'm a 1 percenter.
Speaker A:It ain't number 1% a nigga like me in the world.
Speaker A:Fuck, the United States ain't number one percent nigga like me in the world, bro.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:You gonna get all these attributes, bro.
Speaker A:I'm a creative player.
Speaker C:Amen.
Speaker A:Not across the board.
Speaker A:Yeah, yeah, bro.
Speaker A:I got attributes ain't even on the game.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Chatgpt, put these bitches in, man.
Speaker C:And with that being said, Parlay, man, it was an honor and a pleasure, man.
Speaker C:Every time you in the city, man, come sit down.
Speaker A:I told you I ain't been here without.
Speaker A:I ain't been here yet without calling you.
Speaker C:I ain't.
Speaker A:Last time I came for the same tournament.
Speaker A:It was the same tournament last time.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:And I was trying to get in, but I said it was so much going on, you know, Especially when you got them kids.
Speaker A:I like this time.
Speaker A:Hell, no, I ain't missing it this time.
Speaker A:I wasn't dating, man.
Speaker C:Next time, bring the kids.
Speaker B:I want to come, though.
Speaker B:I want to come to the game.
Speaker A:I will.
Speaker C:Sure.
Speaker A:I will.
Speaker A:I will.
Speaker C:And bring their ass up here, too, because we would have showed.
Speaker A:They wanted to.
Speaker A:Too bad.
Speaker A:Hell, too.
Speaker A:They say, oh, man, y'all put that drip on.
Speaker A:Where y'all going?
Speaker A:Some of y'all old three ass, they ain't going nowhere with me.
Speaker A:Every time they say something to me, I said, I woke up this morning, walk in the kitchen, my wife in there, everybody, we eat breakfast and shit.
Speaker A:I walk in there, I just woke up, but I'm looking for the keys to the car.
Speaker A:So my mind is on like, damn, what the fuck you put me keys in?
Speaker A:And shit.
Speaker A:So I look, I'm looking for the keys and shit.
Speaker A:So one of my players was like, damn, coach, you gonna say good morning?
Speaker A:I said, man, talking y'all on three ass, nigga.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Nah.
Speaker A:But nah, like I said, experience and everything.
Speaker A:Nah, shit.
Speaker A:Next time we do something, it might be in Atlanta.
Speaker A:We got Huncho Day.
Speaker A:So, you know Quavo birthday in April.
Speaker A:So every year for Quavo birthday, he had Huncho Day, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:When all the celebrities come, they play 707, play flag, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:We usually play somebody, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:In the game or something about the hell that shit y'all come to.
Speaker A:That shit.
Speaker C:Yeah, man.
Speaker A:That time to come to the city.
Speaker A:Now I give a purpose.
Speaker A:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker A:Now I give a purpose.
Speaker A:Nah, for sure.
Speaker C:With that being said, man, Parlay, as always, you are a real life street star.
Speaker A:Yes, sir.
Speaker A:Master bachelor up there.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Cum laude.
Speaker A:You understand me?
Speaker A:Yeah, man.
Speaker A:It ain't real life.
Speaker B:Real life street stars, you know what time it is?
