Rainwater is BACK after NEW MO3 album, MO3 family feud, Erica Banks bbl, Tye Harris, & Dallas music!
This podcast episode features an engaging discussion with Rainwater, a prominent figure in the Dallas music scene, who shares insights about the release of MO3's new album, "Legend." Rainwater reflects on the challenges of supporting an artist posthumously, emphasizing the emotional weight of keeping MO3's legacy alive amidst industry pressures and personal struggles. The conversation delves into the dynamics of artist management, the importance of loyalty, and the harsh realities of the music business, including the pitfalls of drug culture and the impact of public perception. Rainwater also touches on the loyalty of friends and associates, contrasting their responses to his efforts in the wake of MO3's passing. With humor and candor, he shares personal anecdotes, illustrating the complexities of navigating fame, relationships, and the pursuit of success in a challenging environment.
Chapters:
- 00:11 - The Reality of Life
- 04:03 - The Challenges of Supporting Artists
- 37:33 - The Importance of Loyalty in the Music Industry
- 54:06 - A Turning Point: The Cost of Success
- 57:42 - The Impact of Loss and the Struggles of Memory
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Transcript
Real life.
Speaker A:It ain't real life.
Speaker B:Real life street stars Know what time it is.
Speaker B:Real life street stars Rainwater back in the building, man.
Speaker A:Y'all like that album, man?
Speaker A:What?
Speaker B:Hey, I was at the listening party, man.
Speaker B:Hey, first and foremost.
Speaker B:Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo.
Speaker A:Y'all gonna realize two Star shirts.
Speaker B:Yeah, we got.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:We still got the shirts, though, right?
Speaker B:We just got.
Speaker B:Oh, okay.
Speaker B:I'm saying.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:We good, we good, we good.
Speaker B:All right, all right.
Speaker B:Stop, stop.
Speaker A:All colors.
Speaker B:Black that black is crazy I ain't going to lie I didn't.
Speaker A:Have no faith all right.
Speaker B:Going live, the cops raining three, two, real life street stor we back in the middle with rain Rain Water in the building, man.
Speaker B:Rain, man.
Speaker B:I just.
Speaker B:We just.
Speaker B:We was just at the damn listening session, man, for MO3's new album that is out right now.
Speaker B:Legend out right now.
Speaker A:I'm gonna tell y'all this.
Speaker B:Yes, sir.
Speaker A:Only 13 people showed up to the listening porter, right?
Speaker A:13 people.
Speaker A:Only two DJs.
Speaker A:One DJ.
Speaker A:For years, I've been.
Speaker A:I really been avoiding him.
Speaker A:Frost or he has frosted, you know.
Speaker B:Why you been avoiding him?
Speaker A:He's coolest nigga Work.
Speaker A:I know he cool.
Speaker A:Sometimes you can't see the work that people do or help you behind the scenes until you see it.
Speaker A:He been asking for a platter, you know, Everybody be asking for a platter, you know?
Speaker A:But them Platts for people.
Speaker A:I ain't the Platts for people.
Speaker A:I ain't telling them to pick a side, but it's for the people who picked a side.
Speaker A:You understand what I'm saying?
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:So, you know, at the end of the day, Frost was silent when he came, but it was 13 people there.
Speaker A:I paid for everybody.
Speaker A:Food, drink, shout to Gbo, the owner.
Speaker A:Gbo, he really helped.
Speaker A:He really helped me a lot.
Speaker A:And out them 13 people, those are people I owe, too.
Speaker A:I don't owe nobody else.
Speaker A:Hey, stop what you doing?
Speaker A:Subscribe.
Speaker A:Real life street stars.
Speaker A:But before you subscribe, like and sure, then you sure, then you like, then you subscribe and come here.
Speaker A:They don't be helping me for shit.
Speaker B:Yeah, I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker B:But I was in there and I was talking to you, and you seemed pretty mad about that.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Nah.
Speaker A:No DJs.
Speaker A:None of them DJs?
Speaker A:Nah.
Speaker A:Hell no.
Speaker A:I fuck with.
Speaker A:Let me tell you, I fuck with two DJs today that helped in the park in Dallas is Hollywood.
Speaker A:Zay.
Speaker A:He helped Bebe.
Speaker A:Helped some baby's helping his own way.
Speaker A:He ain't just 100% MO3, but he helping his own way.
Speaker A:So, you know, I got on Bay bae ass.
Speaker A:I said at the together fest, you could have had a whole section where you just stopped the music and say one time from 03, everybody put their hands up.
Speaker A:You understand what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Yeah, not fetch and so.
Speaker A:But they didn't though.
Speaker A:I ain't got nothing wrong with that, though, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:But like I tell people, keep me on the other side, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I seen them in that prayer circle, and it's like they was praying for another chance for a phone call.
Speaker A:They had a whole bunch of rappers who ain't been.
Speaker A:They ain't been noticed in a long time.
Speaker A:I never want to be there.
Speaker A:I want to force my way in the door and shake some shit up, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:But.
Speaker B:But just to play, you know, play devil's advocate.
Speaker B:Did you see the set?
Speaker B:Cause the set was fire.
Speaker B:It was like two hours straight.
Speaker B:Dallas gonna be.
Speaker A:I ain't heard no more 3.
Speaker A:I'm hearing Mo 3.
Speaker A:How can you not say something about Mo 3?
Speaker A:He got the most Platts in Dallas, Texas hip hop history.
Speaker A:How can you not say something about MO3?
Speaker A:Like, straight up, you cannot say something about it.
Speaker A:So at the end of the day, a dude told me, Terry Blue said yesterday, said, maybe they don't support MO3 because they don't like you.
Speaker B:I was gonna ask that same question.
Speaker A:They didn't support MO3 was allowed.
Speaker A:They claimed they didn't like him.
Speaker A:You understand what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So.
Speaker A:So no, what they.
Speaker A:What the problem is, they.
Speaker A:They hate that they not a part of something.
Speaker A:You understand what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So when you together with the together land, all them rappers going up there one by one, one by one, we won Dallas.
Speaker A:Now you stuck in that circle.
Speaker A:So now every time somebody call, you gotta do something for free.
Speaker A:Every time you get something, you.
Speaker A:You are obligated to give to that, this and that, this and that.
Speaker A:Now every time that.
Speaker A:When the.
Speaker A:When the show was over and y'all performed, okay, it's time to go in the crowd, we gotta get the main people that we really wanna see back here backstage.
Speaker A:Every time when they call people down there, nigga, nigga, they the people lot on them, they got trailers, nice air conditions, blowing the cold air.
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker A:It was 102.
Speaker A:Yeah, you got cold air.
Speaker A:You see them Dallas, they came out with sweat down their back.
Speaker A:The whole.
Speaker A:The whole back of Their shirt was wet.
Speaker A:Nah, nah.
Speaker A:Hell nah, nah.
Speaker A:You gotta stand for something, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Ain't nothing wrong with that.
Speaker A:But, you know, at the end of the day, ain't nothing wrong with it.
Speaker A:I got only thing Dallas accomplished out there is Erica Banks booty.
Speaker B:And, man, was it.
Speaker B:And was it bootying.
Speaker B:Now, do you like the first BBL or the second bbl?
Speaker A:The first one was cool.
Speaker B:First one was cool, right?
Speaker B:That was the one.
Speaker A:Yeah, that was the one.
Speaker A:Now she's gonna get this booty.
Speaker A:If she was just walking down the street, Walking down.
Speaker A:If she was just walking, I say, look at that ass.
Speaker A:Cabaret North.
Speaker A:First thing came to my head, and then before she turn around, I think.
Speaker A:I think she got a.
Speaker A:She got a ass like a South Dallas ass by the name, like somebody named Jackie.
Speaker A:You hear me?
Speaker A:I think her name was Jackie.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:With an ass like that.
Speaker A:So I love it, though.
Speaker A:Erica.
Speaker A:Don't get it twisted.
Speaker A:I'm just.
Speaker A:I'm just.
Speaker A:I'm just.
Speaker A:I'm just.
Speaker A:I'm just.
Speaker A:I'm just talking about.
Speaker A:I'm promoting your ass, I'm promoting your booty.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Ain't nothing wrong with it.
Speaker A:If you a manager in her, what would you do different?
Speaker A:No bbl.
Speaker A:I think her management team, her manager called me today on mo3 birthday.
Speaker A:Really pissed me out, and I told him, come on, man, I'm calling on Mo3 birthday.
Speaker A:But I think her team, the one persuaded her to get an ass like that.
Speaker B:But it was like you said, the first one was already was, like, perfect.
Speaker A:No, it was nice and round.
Speaker A:Yeah, but I think she sat down too fast because, you know, once you get an ass like that, you can't sit down.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:You can't sit down.
Speaker B:It's true, right?
Speaker B:It's real fast.
Speaker A:So the ass come out like this.
Speaker A:It come out this.
Speaker A:The body, it come out like this.
Speaker A:The ass come out and that bitch just drop.
Speaker A:Then it go back under like that.
Speaker A:It's like a box.
Speaker A:So I think she sat down too fast.
Speaker A:But I love her, though.
Speaker A:I love Ericka Banks to the T.
Speaker A:She's a great rapper.
Speaker A:She support Dallas.
Speaker A:And I have to say it, if it was anybody else, I have to see, like, one other ass.
Speaker A:We've been watching a bunch of asses in Dallas lately.
Speaker A:Okay, did y'all see Tate Money bent over?
Speaker B:No.
Speaker A:Wait in the front seat.
Speaker B:Oh, I ain't seen that.
Speaker A:Oh, you should have Seen the picture?
Speaker A:Take money.
Speaker A:You should see anything.
Speaker A:I, I flat.
Speaker A:I was scrolling seeing take money.
Speaker A:I said, was she back?
Speaker B:She back, she back, she back.
Speaker A:Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker A:See, but, but, but let me just be honest.
Speaker A:The women in Dallas got a chance to be something, but at the end of the day, they dropping the ball because they all trying to look too sexy now.
Speaker A:You understand what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Y'all let Megan.
Speaker A:Y'all let Megan and Glorilla steal the sound that y'all supposed to be having that go, man.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker A:Then you let, you let.
Speaker A:You let the other one, Sexy Red, steal the sound where y'all could be doing all them old sounds.
Speaker B:That's facts.
Speaker A:You understand what I'm saying?
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:And it just really.
Speaker A:It just really hurts.
Speaker A:So, Erica, don't sue me because I'm talking about your booty.
Speaker A:Please.
Speaker A:I'm just trying to give you some.
Speaker A:Make a dissolve about me or something because I just signed a female artist and I want her.
Speaker A:I need her to blow some blow.
Speaker A:But, you know, it's the same one.
Speaker B:Unique or is it?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Nah.
Speaker B:What happened with Unique?
Speaker A:She got pregnant.
Speaker A:Ah, right.
Speaker A:Is it.
Speaker B:Is it?
Speaker A:She pregnant?
Speaker B:So, I mean, Sexy Red did it?
Speaker A:No, she was pregnant when she was already signed and already owned.
Speaker A:We talking about a woman that we gotta get off the ground.
Speaker A:And we was getting her off the ground.
Speaker A:I ain't never seen a woman.
Speaker A:I ain't never seen an artist in Texas that have this much push.
Speaker A:She had me, Sean Cotton.
Speaker A:We had Ralph from Florida.
Speaker B:Ralph.
Speaker A:Or this lady named Ralph.
Speaker A:We had Big Homie P All at one time, pushing this girl and Fredo bang to her money man, to her.
Speaker A:And she pregnant.
Speaker A:Pissed me the fuck out.
Speaker A:I cussed out.
Speaker B:Wait, you cussed out cause she found love.
Speaker A:No, no, no.
Speaker A:I cussed out cause we were.
Speaker A:We are promote.
Speaker A:We are paying.
Speaker A:We just paying for you to get dick.
Speaker A:Like, straight up.
Speaker A:I got in my mind now.
Speaker A:I'm finna pull a half pint.
Speaker A:My next order, female order for my girlfriend.
Speaker A:I'm gonna control what dick go inside hand pint.
Speaker A:I salute you for that.
Speaker A:You just changed the game.
Speaker A:Cause you control what did go inside her.
Speaker B:Hey, but Ross did make that point, though, back in the day that he wouldn't sign a woman, a female artist unless he was on.
Speaker A:Yes.
Speaker A:I'm sticking to.
Speaker B:I said it twice.
Speaker A:Said it.
Speaker A:I said it out the pink.
Speaker A:I said after pink and.
Speaker A:But ain't nothing, man.
Speaker A:I said after pink.
Speaker A:I said after pink.
Speaker A:But it's just.
Speaker A:And it hurt my heart, bro.
Speaker A:Nine months.
Speaker B:Nine months, bro.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:Wait nine months.
Speaker A:Nah, it's over.
Speaker A:So who's the.
Speaker B:So wait, so who.
Speaker B:So who's the new.
Speaker B:Wait, so who is the new artist?
Speaker B:Because this was.
Speaker B:Bro, this was just a month ago, right?
Speaker B:We just did an interview a month.
Speaker A:Ago, and I was just.
Speaker A:I was praying.
Speaker A:I know.
Speaker A:Then it was a month ago.
Speaker A:Then two weeks after the.
Speaker A:After the thing, I'm sitting there, she said.
Speaker A:I'm talking about.
Speaker A:She said, no, no, this will happen.
Speaker A:I called her and said, I got a $250,000.
Speaker A:I text her, so I got $250,000 for Empire.
Speaker A:And she said, no, that's too low.
Speaker A:Then three days later, she called and said, can y'all help me with my abortion?
Speaker B:Oh, wait, wait, so is she pregnant or.
Speaker B:She's not pregnant.
Speaker A:Yeah, no, she said, can I help me with abortion?
Speaker A:So I'm like, you just turned down 250,000?
Speaker A:No.
Speaker A:And she blocked me.
Speaker A:Then she went on the Internet and did a run about how her team don't believe in her, and now she got niggas that go put the money behind her.
Speaker A:Regardless, I got in my mind right now, I'm only.
Speaker A:I'm only with Mexicans.
Speaker A:What?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Nah, I'm dead serious.
Speaker A:Fuck these niggas.
Speaker A:Fuck these nigga rap, bro.
Speaker A:Listen, my Mexican.
Speaker A:My Mexican rapper I just met.
Speaker A:I'm not Mexican rapper.
Speaker A:I just met him two days ago.
Speaker A:Chavez.
Speaker A:Big Moses Chavez.
Speaker A:And I put on Internet.
Speaker A:I'm paying people to go hang up mo3 posters.
Speaker A:He was out there hanging up them posters himself, straight up.
Speaker A:Ain't no go do that.
Speaker B:That's a fact.
Speaker A:Ain't no sit on their ass.
Speaker A:Shawn Cotton just signed the orders.
Speaker A:Four ants that posted them one time.
Speaker A:Every label in the game on them.
Speaker A:Y'all think I'm going to.
Speaker A:With these.
Speaker A:These think that.
Speaker A:That.
Speaker A:That they.
Speaker A:They think I supposed to give them something n.
Speaker A:I had 8 since mo3 died.
Speaker A:All of them blamed it on me.
Speaker A:And after they.
Speaker A:After I stopped fucking, you ain't heard nothing from them.
Speaker A:You don't hear nothing from me.
Speaker A:If it was.
Speaker A:If it was.
Speaker A:If it was just me, they would have blew up and they could shit on me and laugh at me.
Speaker A:You understand what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Yeah, they, man.
Speaker A:No, no, they.
Speaker A:So at the end, I know it's not me, but if I wanted more than the artist, it's never gonna happen.
Speaker A:If you wanted more than the artist that you push, it's never gonna happen.
Speaker A:If I do more interviews than you, it's never gonna happen.
Speaker A:I got more interviews than them n doing songs.
Speaker A:Now I be pissed off at all of them.
Speaker A:Every nigga I ever signed, even Bumpy.
Speaker A:Straight up.
Speaker A:Like, straight up.
Speaker A:Nah, nigga.
Speaker A:You got an opportunity around where you got an easy way where I can do one post by me and one interview by me, the whole half the world will know who you is.
Speaker A:But instead, you ain't perform.
Speaker A:You ain't even working.
Speaker A:Like, straight up.
Speaker A:So when it was time, like this whole month when.
Speaker A:This time when I'm putting mo3 album together, I'm sitting there just strictly mo3.
Speaker A:I'm like, fuck them niggas, right?
Speaker A:I'm starting a new roster.
Speaker A:I think you and Dun Dun could do it, though.
Speaker A:Dun Dun been out of jail for three months and he ain't posted it.
Speaker A:How MO3 got dropped more songs than you.
Speaker A:He been gone for three years.
Speaker A:I don't know if I asked you this before, but how did you get your name?
Speaker A:My last name?
Speaker B:Your last name's Rainwater?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Oh, shoot.
Speaker A:My last name.
Speaker A:Y'all thought I just made it up?
Speaker A:No, I just thought, like, use, like, maybe some Indian shit like Rainwater.
Speaker A:I don't know why I just thought that.
Speaker A:Nah, nah, y'all.
Speaker A:Y'all send y'all kids to Rainwater elementary after encouraging.
Speaker A:It was a good night school.
Speaker A:No, no, I come from.
Speaker A:I come from a Indian background.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:That's all I was thinking.
Speaker A:Indian.
Speaker A:I come from Indian background.
Speaker A:The child, the childhood, what's called.
Speaker A:Yeah, I wasn't wrong.
Speaker B:Okay, so let's get to this MO3 album legend, man.
Speaker B:What was your part that you played in putting this album together?
Speaker A:For people that don't know everything.
Speaker A:I took a bunch of old scrap songs that never made no albums.
Speaker A:And.
Speaker A:And when he died because sent me a whole lot of freestyle.
Speaker A:Zach.
Speaker A:Zach had dj.
Speaker A:He had a whole bunch of free songs, and we did.
Speaker A:I put everything together.
Speaker A:It took three years.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:And I went through the depression stage.
Speaker A:I went to the pressure stage for half a year and a half and.
Speaker A:But I just kept on pitching it, working on working on, working on it.
Speaker A:And I was taking verses and changing beats.
Speaker A:Every beat on this album has changed just by two of them.
Speaker A:So MO3 ever came back, he wouldn't know.
Speaker A:He special wouldn't know the AR song.
Speaker A:The AR song is an old freestyle from Fat Boy Fresh.
Speaker A:I took the 8 bars mo3 did for Fatboy Fresh.
Speaker A:Took the first two bars, made that a hook.
Speaker A:Kyle.
Speaker A:Big X put Big X on there.
Speaker A:Kyle, Twisted Black.
Speaker A:Put Twisted Black on there.
Speaker A:And they were supposed to be in the whole DFW song.
Speaker A:Then I sat there and said, nigga, you sitting there tripping.
Speaker A:You thinking local.
Speaker A:And I called Mexican OT and then Mexican OT on the second verse, and it came out a nice song.
Speaker B:Nah, that's one of the standouts, for sure.
Speaker A:I put the rest of mo3 verse at the end, and then.
Speaker A:And then made a nice song.
Speaker A:Tuan on the beat.
Speaker A:Tuan is a kid from Mississippi that never.
Speaker A:That never had a chance.
Speaker A:And everybody I put on this beat, I mean, put on this album that nobody ever knew was people that was overlooked.
Speaker B:So, you know, we had Twisted in here.
Speaker B:And he always talked about the song that he had with MO3.
Speaker B:Is this the same song you're talking about or is this something different?
Speaker B:Got you.
Speaker B:So what happens when a nigga, like, is expected for his verse to be on some shit and an album drop and he's not on there?
Speaker B:Like, is it a phone call?
Speaker B:Is it like, damn, bro.
Speaker A:Nah, I ain't calling nobody.
Speaker A:I just go do interviews, man.
Speaker A:How am I telling a nigga that been a penitentiary that damn long, 17 years that you ain't on this album?
Speaker B:Is it the deluxe version with the nigga on it?
Speaker B:You just like, fuck the song, like, this is Twisted Black.
Speaker B:Now, you don't think that's.
Speaker A:No, no.
Speaker A:I fuck with Twisted Black and I fuck with Twisted Black.
Speaker A:But do you?
Speaker A:Yes.
Speaker A:No, no, no, no.
Speaker A:Because I took this business, okay?
Speaker A:I gotta.
Speaker A:I gotta feed.
Speaker A:You gotta see them three kids out there.
Speaker A:I gotta make sure they.
Speaker A:They on point.
Speaker A:I gotta make sure they getting a lot of money off this album.
Speaker A:So it's business.
Speaker A:Mexican OT rolled the beat and he gave Mo3 all kind of shout outs.
Speaker A:And, man, nigga, nigga, it's business.
Speaker B:Is Mexican OT one of the hardest Mexican rappers, man.
Speaker A:That's something, bitch.
Speaker A:I like something.
Speaker A:I like Mexican ot, bro, Let me tell you like this.
Speaker A:He's so genuine.
Speaker A:He thank you for everything you do.
Speaker A:Then I put.
Speaker A:I try to put the other Mexican cat on the same album.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Charged me 20,000.
Speaker A:Then came in and a nigga around him said, man, I don't think he gonna do it.
Speaker A:Why?
Speaker A:Cause he don't wanna make Trapp mad.
Speaker A:Kyle, Mexican OT, bro, I got my.
Speaker A:I listen to MO3.
Speaker A:I appreciate you, bro.
Speaker A:It's an honor to be on a song with mo3.
Speaker A:Yeah, except we on a whole nother league.
Speaker A:Lil Boosie's not on the album.
Speaker A:I was looking for that.
Speaker A:I've been blowing boots.
Speaker A:He on the Deluxe, I think.
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker A:I got Delus.
Speaker A:I got deluxe coming out.
Speaker A:Either, you know, deluxe or the album November 11th.
Speaker B:What did you.
Speaker B:Did you see that video that he did for MO3 where it was just.
Speaker B:I think it was.
Speaker B:Yeah, like, so it's a.
Speaker B:You know, it's a genuine relationship there still.
Speaker A:Yeah, it just.
Speaker A:It's just the thing with him and Empire.
Speaker B:Oh yeah.
Speaker A:And he made me stuck in the middle.
Speaker B:Oh yeah.
Speaker A:Cause I fuck with Boosie and I with Gazi.
Speaker A:You understand what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Guys believe in anything I do.
Speaker A:But Gazi gave Dun Dun damn near half a million dollars and they ain't have no album up and they ran off with the money, basically.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Yeah, he did that.
Speaker A:Cause out the strength of me begging him.
Speaker A:And he still fuck with me.
Speaker A:He still has fun for me.
Speaker A:So I fuck with Ghazi.
Speaker B:But if we take a step back, it's Ghazi wrong.
Speaker A:Nah.
Speaker A:Because you only listen to what the artists say.
Speaker A:Me and Sean Cotton signed the artist, a month later we upload his song.
Speaker A:Atlantic.
Speaker A:Kyle.
Speaker A:No, we see Atlantic name taking all the rights to the song we like, what the fuck?
Speaker A:He signed with us and then signed to Atlantic two weeks later.
Speaker A:How?
Speaker A:What?
Speaker A:Because artists not knowing the dumbest shit.
Speaker A:Artists not knowing the dumbest shit they got going on, that's fucking.
Speaker A:Everybody in the game right now is these distribution deals where this.
Speaker A:Listen, artists, you out there stop signing distribution deals because what you're doing is you're signing the distribution deals and signing all your whole catalog to them.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So kids think it's just a distribution deal, but you're really signing yourself to these distribution companies and they're really fucking you.
Speaker A:So they're taking everything from you.
Speaker B:God damn.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:So they don't.
Speaker A:And they only sign it for 20,000, 30,000, 40,000.
Speaker A:So I understand.
Speaker A:So now on guys.
Speaker A:Gazi man, guys is solid.
Speaker A:Anytime I got a hit on my hand, I call G the mixer.
Speaker A:Oh yeah.
Speaker B:Cuz he makes himself, right?
Speaker A:Yeah, he makes himself.
Speaker A:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker A:When guinea yeah, he stop and do it for me.
Speaker A:He did a song with T.
Speaker A:Harris.
Speaker A:Everybody, actually, everybody in the.
Speaker A:In the.
Speaker A:In the gang been asking for peace they asked for peace they say if I'm the problem why is the city divided?
Speaker A:But the last two more three songs, that's albums that's been hit.
Speaker A:I wouldn't go get a nigga From Oak Cliff.
Speaker B:Yeah, let's speak about Ty Harris, man.
Speaker B:Cause he was at the listening party.
Speaker B:Shout out Ty Harris.
Speaker B:And everybody knows he's one of the most talented artists when they overlook him.
Speaker B:Why?
Speaker B:And I was gonna ask you, why do you think that?
Speaker A:Because people out here don't know real talent.
Speaker A:Dallas only go off if they got a bunch of jewelry or a bunch of money.
Speaker A:You the next one.
Speaker A:I like the broke niggas.
Speaker A:Give me a broke nigga.
Speaker A:And then, you know, then, you know he could.
Speaker A:He can go viral.
Speaker A:And everybody say how much talent it is, but nobody will help him get to the point he is because he ain't got no money to pay them.
Speaker A:That's why I'm telling y'all.
Speaker A:DJs.
Speaker A:Y'all know how hard this man go.
Speaker A:Ain't nobody gonna help him because they ain't got no money to pay.
Speaker A:They sell them dreams and want him to do this and want him to do that, want him to do this, want him to do that.
Speaker A:But they never get to help him because he have no money to give them.
Speaker A:What's his hit song though?
Speaker A:He don't have no hip song.
Speaker A:That's a dude with pre talent.
Speaker A:That's showing y'all he got pretty talented mo3 to handle hits on.
Speaker A:He was just freestyling in the kitchen.
Speaker B:That's true.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:And yeah, people will talk about this with money, this in the club, this with big ass chain, this fly.
Speaker A:But not telling nobody that.
Speaker A:He just sitting in front of a piano and rapping other songs and putting his own twist to it and going viral.
Speaker A:Don't even go to the studio and do that.
Speaker A:That's a hard working nigga.
Speaker A:So I said, man, I had to help him.
Speaker A:He on number one.
Speaker A:When you talk first song, the first song.
Speaker A:When you go on the first song, we listen to more 3 hours A from Oak clip on there and everybody keep talking about peace, right?
Speaker A:You gotta make peace.
Speaker A:You gotta make this.
Speaker A:You gotta make this, man.
Speaker A:Nigga, that is peace, ain't it?
Speaker A:That's a nigga that went to Carter High School.
Speaker A:No, no, yo, you ain't do.
Speaker A:I ain't.
Speaker A:Y'all want me.
Speaker A:I ain't doing a piece.
Speaker A:Y'all want peace.
Speaker A:Nigga asked me the other day, go make a post.
Speaker A:Something about, can you get.
Speaker A:But then my phone start ringing.
Speaker A:Hey, I think you should for the city, send an open verse to so and so.
Speaker A:Nigga, you crazy.
Speaker A:Why I got time over here?
Speaker A:That's old Cliff.
Speaker A:Ain't it.
Speaker A:Why would I send this?
Speaker A:Why would I send.
Speaker A:Why would I send this yellow rapper song to get on all three?
Speaker A:And I don't control nothing.
Speaker A:So you want me to stop what I'm doing, call this man family and say, hey, can y'all send an open verse for the dude that was beefing with y'all?
Speaker A:With y'all relative?
Speaker A:Can y'all send an open verse to him to get on?
Speaker A:They'll say, huh?
Speaker A:Who is it?
Speaker A:You know the dude with the PMG chain on that's locked up right now?
Speaker A:The dude that he used to hang with that rap, the light skin one.
Speaker A:Oh, he won't get on the song mode three right now because he.
Speaker A:Because he humble now.
Speaker A:Nah, nigga, they ain't making no say.
Speaker A:People in the comments like Ryan, ho ass nigga for not doing it for the city.
Speaker A:I did it for the city again.
Speaker A:Ty Harris.
Speaker A:Tahereh is an old Cliff native.
Speaker A:Went to middle school.
Speaker A:I mean, went to elementary, middle school, high school, and damn, goddamn, he still stand Oak Cliff.
Speaker A:They're in the same house.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:So I'm.
Speaker A:Yo, I'm finna give Ty Harris the biggest deal.
Speaker A:That's finna come right in the Navy.
Speaker B:Wait, this is breaking news.
Speaker B:You signed to Ty Harris?
Speaker A:Man, I got three labels on Kyle, me since we dropped Ty Harris on Moultrie album, other niggas from Dallas, I tried to get on mo 3 hours.
Speaker A:They charged me.
Speaker B:How much, man?
Speaker A:One nigga from the new Dallas charged me ten bands.
Speaker A:Damn.
Speaker B:Well, let me.
Speaker B:Okay, let me ask you this in all fairness, right?
Speaker B:If new artists in the city, right?
Speaker B:How should the business work?
Speaker A:And they should get on the Fat Boy Fresh, the AR song.
Speaker A:AR song.
Speaker A:Fat Boy Fresh kind of put it kind of put everything together.
Speaker A:Ask Real Fred.
Speaker A:How much money you got, man?
Speaker A:It's an honor for my name to be on that album.
Speaker A:Just give me a percentage on the back end.
Speaker A:Ty Harris.
Speaker A:I don't want no money.
Speaker A:Just give me a percentage on the back end.
Speaker A:Then he come call this morning, bro.
Speaker A:It ain't right, Ryan.
Speaker A:Why you say that, man?
Speaker A:They messed up one little part.
Speaker A:He argued with me all damn day.
Speaker A:Ty is okay.
Speaker A:Your name on her and you get primary artists.
Speaker A:Matter of fact, let me just be real.
Speaker A:Ty is only singing the background.
Speaker A:Oh, and I put his name on there featuring Tahereh.
Speaker A:It gave him his percentage.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:And I did tell everybody status today.
Speaker A:All the people I met.
Speaker A:Y'all say this and that about Rainwater.
Speaker A:One person get for real.
Speaker A:They don't talk about that.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:How the hell I divide now?
Speaker A:Let's talk about the last one, the last security guard.
Speaker A:That nigga had a hit song and went double platinum and went on interviews and shitted on three.
Speaker A:Now he.
Speaker A:Now I see him, see him.
Speaker A:He humble.
Speaker A:Now I see him at together lane RPMO3.
Speaker A:I know it.
Speaker A:I thought that was your song.
Speaker A:It don't even feel like your song no more.
Speaker A:Th.
Speaker A:You know, at the end of the day, you know, one thing I have learned?
Speaker A:Never laugh at what you could become.
Speaker B:Damn.
Speaker B:Yep.
Speaker A:I have did that.
Speaker A:I used to laugh at people not knowing I could become them.
Speaker A:You understand what I'm saying?
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:That's real, like, straight up.
Speaker A:It's real, like, straight up.
Speaker A:So if anybody.
Speaker A:Anybody.
Speaker A:I come across, anybody come across, I try to help.
Speaker A:I try to help everybody I can.
Speaker A:Like, I learned that.
Speaker A:I learned that from Charleston.
Speaker A:I Anytime, Anytime a got some clothes, I'm throwing it on, doing interviews and everything for you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So at the end of the day, I try to help.
Speaker A:Let me tell you like this.
Speaker A:Not one person in the city of Dallas, except for Baby, not even Baby have got more people signed than me or put them in position.
Speaker B:Right.
Speaker A:Remember I asked you.
Speaker A:Remember I was talking about South Dallas, Kiki.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:And she said, decline my shit.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:And she was.
Speaker A:Had so much talent.
Speaker A:Don't miss your blessing.
Speaker A:Listen to what everybody else saying.
Speaker A:You go miss your blessing.
Speaker A:Listen to everybody what everybody else saying.
Speaker A:One of my last artists, I text him from a fake number, and I'm sitting back and I said, rainwater stole some money from you, right?
Speaker A:And he said, how you know?
Speaker A:How you know?
Speaker A:I said, bro, I sit and Rainwater some money for a feature, and I never got it.
Speaker A:Three months later, the n.
Speaker A:I looked at the nigga Page.
Speaker A:The next day, he took my number out to buy you.
Speaker B:Damn.
Speaker A:Like, straight up.
Speaker A:So never miss your blessings.
Speaker A:And I learned from Sean Cotton.
Speaker A:No, no.
Speaker A:Sean Cotton got more people signed to me.
Speaker A:He's the goat.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:People say we ain't got a J.
Speaker A:Prince in here.
Speaker A:We got Sean Cotton.
Speaker A:Sean cotton got over 12, 13 people signed in the seat of Dallas and got a bunch of plaques.
Speaker A:But Sean told me, stop getting something personal with MO3.
Speaker A:I was personal.
Speaker A:Whatever beef you in, I'm in that same thing.
Speaker A:Whatever this and that.
Speaker A:With this and that.
Speaker A:Whenever you die, I'm a cry.
Speaker A:I'm going to still go the wolf about your name.
Speaker A:I never do that again.
Speaker A:Cause the good guy never Win, damn it.
Speaker A:If you still ain't sure like or subscribe, what is you waiting on?
Speaker A:Download the album.
Speaker A:So like the labels and like the people that I understand in.
Speaker A:In the.
Speaker A:In the.
Speaker A:In the game.
Speaker A:I'm not going to take that.
Speaker A:No.
Speaker A:I ain't going to take that personal no more.
Speaker A:Like, I ain't going to get into here if an artist around me don't make it.
Speaker A:I ain't tripping.
Speaker A:I'm long longer.
Speaker A:My family make it.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I hate to be like that.
Speaker A:But at the end of the day, these are outwork.
Speaker A:These want you to work your life, work yourself to.
Speaker A:To death.
Speaker B:Man.
Speaker B:I gotta ask about this Time and Time Again song, right?
Speaker B:We was in the listing session and that one was one of the ones that stood out.
Speaker A:Right.
Speaker B:You got Fredo Bangs on there and Money man.
Speaker B:How did you put that one together?
Speaker B:I'm just curious.
Speaker A:When I got into a Dun Dun.
Speaker A:I'm telling.
Speaker A:I'm at Legacy Studio and I'm listening to all the songs.
Speaker A:Mo3 did and Time and Time Again was a freestyle, but I didn't know who made the beat.
Speaker A:I called DJ Lil Zach, Zach called his people, and they sent me another beat.
Speaker A:I put Dun Dun Mo three on the hook.
Speaker A:Dun dun on two verses.
Speaker A:It supposed to be number seven, but Dun Dun finished it.
Speaker A:I got into a dun dun dun dun dun dun.
Speaker A:Said what?
Speaker A:He said this and that came, did an interview and then he just stopped dropping.
Speaker A:So I took him off and put bigger artists on there some more.
Speaker A:Three kids can make a bag off of him.
Speaker A:Fredo Bang did it for free.
Speaker A:That's my dog.
Speaker A:He did one verse for me for free.
Speaker A:I made him 150,000 in the last year and a half.
Speaker A:Money man did it for free.
Speaker A:I just made him 80,000.
Speaker A:Now I with him, I with Fre.
Speaker B:So all.
Speaker B:So all of these features are just relationships.
Speaker B:Cuz you got finesse and R on here.
Speaker B:Also.
Speaker A:R.
Speaker A:R was on the song South Walker was on.
Speaker A:Oh, I had sauce first.
Speaker A:I had sauce.
Speaker A:I had sauce.
Speaker A:I gave south two options.
Speaker A:AR with Big X and Time and Time.
Speaker A:I mean, and K Cup Sauce chose K Cup.
Speaker A:And then Ralo got out of jail and I had to get Rylo.
Speaker A:And then I was gonna put both of them on her and they said it was gonna be too long.
Speaker B:Gotcha.
Speaker A:So I had to take Rallo.
Speaker A:I had to take South.
Speaker A:And the ending for south was for.
Speaker A:For R.
Speaker A:I could just post the end part by R saying Birdman can't even do this.
Speaker A:And you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:And r cow several times, man, take me to Oak Cliff when I get out there and we go shoot the video.
Speaker A:I'm a gangster, right?
Speaker A:I'm a gangster.
Speaker A:I said, I know it.
Speaker A:I know.
Speaker A:I like that.
Speaker A:Yeah, I like that.
Speaker A:He posted it.
Speaker A:I ain't talking to.
Speaker A:He posted it and re shir it.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:Finesse posted it.
Speaker A:I got a bunch of niggas on here that really had genuine love for three.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I was finna go for ride, wave and all that.
Speaker A:Like, man, you know, And I.
Speaker A:Even the people that was around three ain't none of them posted.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:I was gonna say, what's up with the lack of people sharing the album?
Speaker B:That's one thing I noticed because it's.
Speaker A:Been three years, you know, the farther they go on, people go on with life, right?
Speaker A:They never.
Speaker A:And for three years, nobody knew I had all this music.
Speaker A:I was telling people, but it's like, man, when the album gonna come out, Ryan?
Speaker A:You keep saying it.
Speaker A:When the album gonna come out.
Speaker A:When the album gonna come out.
Speaker A:You keep saying it, when the album will come out.
Speaker A:Have you noticed?
Speaker A:Let me tell you this.
Speaker A:It had to come out on his birthday because people go post him regardless, right?
Speaker A:It was no billboards, no street promotion, no other blog site that just straight Dallas, it got to number seven, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:We battling back and forth for Boss man.
Speaker A:Boss man up number seven on hip hop, number 15 around the world on all genres.
Speaker A:That's amazing.
Speaker A:You understand what I'm saying?
Speaker A:With no support, no support of the big time blowers in Dallas.
Speaker A:I woke up this morning thinking, Terry Blue go post.
Speaker A:He post a message me talking about ain't nobody want to hear Lil B rap.
Speaker B:Yeah, I seen that.
Speaker A:And you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I'm like.
Speaker A:I'm like.
Speaker A:I'm like, then there's another fake inbox going around.
Speaker A:Beat up with a fake Tony.
Speaker A:Well, talking about Rainwater Gay.
Speaker A:And Terry said.
Speaker A:Terry said, somebody want me posted?
Speaker A:Should I post it?
Speaker A:You ain't saying nothing about the album.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I said I had a Dallas blogger for you, but I ain't gotta do.
Speaker A:I ain't gotta do that shit no more.
Speaker A:Listen, for three years, I kept myself relevant to keep my partner relevant when it's time for him to drop his album.
Speaker A:I did that for three years.
Speaker A:I said the most craziest shit.
Speaker A:I done did the most craziest shit.
Speaker B:Crashed out.
Speaker A:Yeah, crashed out.
Speaker A:I did more crazy shit, nigga.
Speaker A:I walked out the jail the other day and said, spain shot a nigga nine times.
Speaker A:You belong in jail, you know what I'm saying, with that chicken spot.
Speaker B:Why would you say that, bro?
Speaker B:Why did you throw him in the mix?
Speaker A:Sean did.
Speaker A:Sean did shoot nine times.
Speaker A:Who?
Speaker A:Jo did?
Speaker A:I mean.
Speaker A:I mean, Spain.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Spain did shoot a nigga nine times, but he.
Speaker B:He did his time for that.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:So people so dumb.
Speaker A:I said, spain.
Speaker A:Spain.
Speaker A:The first nigga to Dallas they say had a switch.
Speaker A:Spain jumped out that bitch and shot this man nine times.
Speaker A:And, yeah, so when people in Dallas was like, rain snitching.
Speaker B:Right, right, right, right.
Speaker A:Not knowing my partner, I'm really promoting because anything I say, y'all gonna go against anything I say.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So.
Speaker A:So tomorrow I'm gonna get on there and say, y'all, I was just lying.
Speaker A:I was just lying.
Speaker A:The.
Speaker A:The whole album is AI.
Speaker A:The whole album.
Speaker A:AI MO3 album is AI.
Speaker A:Y'all gonna listen to it.
Speaker A:Right now it's AI.
Speaker A:And I'm gonna have a whole another 100,000 streams saying, I can hear his AI.
Speaker A:Or they gonna probably say, right?
Speaker A:MO3 was talking about rainwater.
Speaker A:They gonna find some shit that I'm gonna play along with them because I know how to get you bitches.
Speaker A:You bitches like negative shit.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:What was your favorite song on the album?
Speaker A:Came up.
Speaker A:Came over months.
Speaker A:Came up.
Speaker A:Made me cry.
Speaker A:Came over being.
Speaker A:Making me cry.
Speaker A:I wrote.
Speaker A:Listen, now Ty Harris version be making me cry.
Speaker A:That bitch making me.
Speaker A:That bitch making me plain.
Speaker A:Never cry so much in the last couple days.
Speaker A:And it's emotional.
Speaker A:Cause now I gotta let this album go.
Speaker B:What you mean?
Speaker A:This like my baby.
Speaker A:Oh, yeah.
Speaker A:I been cherishing this album.
Speaker A:I ain't let nobody hear this album.
Speaker A:I ain't never let.
Speaker A:No.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I ain't.
Speaker A:Nobody ever got these songs.
Speaker A:This album is really my baby.
Speaker A:Like, I can tell you every part of every song, every melody, every outlet we took from other songs.
Speaker A:We took outlets from other songs and put them in this song.
Speaker A:And now this is my baby.
Speaker A:Doesn't Drop have way more music?
Speaker A:He thought he did.
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker A:He got some songs, though.
Speaker A:Yeah, he got some songs.
Speaker A:He got a song came out yet?
Speaker A:I need.
Speaker A:Yeah, I got three songs over there.
Speaker A:Right?
Speaker B:So is this.
Speaker B:Is it done?
Speaker A:No, not 11.
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker A:You got more 11.
Speaker A:11.
Speaker B:Oh.
Speaker B:Oh, okay.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:The Life of Melvin.
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker A:That's how that's probably.
Speaker A:I got about seven songs on that.
Speaker A:Done.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Nah, it's more.
Speaker A:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker A:Nah, the fuck.
Speaker A:I thought I was gonna do everything out there.
Speaker A:Nah, this gotta keep going.
Speaker A:You gonna get the movie.
Speaker A:You gonna get out of there.
Speaker A:Nah, nah, they.
Speaker A:Hell, nah.
Speaker A:I'm just proving everybody that everybody.
Speaker A:I want everybody.
Speaker A:I want them to understand.
Speaker A:I want people around this city understand.
Speaker A:Hands down, that's the best rapper that we ever seen, right?
Speaker A:They still don't do it.
Speaker A:I don't think that's an argument of.
Speaker A:Oh, it is an argument.
Speaker A:Who's better than MO3, though?
Speaker A:Some people say they're from the goofy people.
Speaker A:Like.
Speaker A:Like people gonna throw just goofy names out there.
Speaker A:I had nigga tell me the other day, I don't know.
Speaker A:I don't know.
Speaker A:They gonna say some goofy, but nobody would, hands down and be like, yeah, like, even off Dallas, a lot of old Dolph Dallas don't.
Speaker A:Don't support mother like Little Wheel and all them.
Speaker A:They should have been up there at the block party.
Speaker A:Lucci.
Speaker A:Lucci do.
Speaker A:But Lucci do.
Speaker A:I gotta say Lucci do.
Speaker A:He do big homie show.
Speaker A:I told him, I said, bro, you'll make it quicker.
Speaker A:Just scream out.
Speaker A:You really.
Speaker A:That Knoff Dallas side, he want to be so neutral in Dallas so much that it don't make no sense.
Speaker A:We.
Speaker A:I'm showing you the way.
Speaker A:I can show a nigga away, and they still don't look, I can tell a rapper right now, stop rapping, go sign the artist, and you'll be a millionaire.
Speaker A:They'll find an excuse why they can't sign no.
Speaker A:Sign nobody.
Speaker A:What's the point?
Speaker A:I'm telling you the way.
Speaker A:And then people say, ryan, you gotta show these niggas and tell these niggas.
Speaker A:I'm telling them.
Speaker A:I'm telling them everybody my scheme.
Speaker A:Sign a nigga.
Speaker A:With the.
Speaker A:With the rappers I signed last year, I still made 280,000, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:So you figured out the formula to just get some money off this music?
Speaker A:Yeah, I'm just trying to get some money off of it now, man.
Speaker A:No, man, listen.
Speaker A:I ain't going to die, and these don't show up to my funeral.
Speaker A:I just helped them for nothing, right?
Speaker A:I ain't found a mo.
Speaker A:I.
Speaker A:I ain't found a mo.
Speaker A:A more loyal than MO3 these.
Speaker A:Listen, what the crowd say, you got to think about Three went against what his.
Speaker A:His shit talking manager got jumped in the middle of the street, and then two weeks later, you see TMZ say Mo 3 Man Sues Another Rapper.
Speaker A:He could have sit there and say, or.
Speaker A:Or three, certain man.
Speaker A:Everybody keep calling you janky.
Speaker A:I ain't with you no more.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:How I'm saying, so at the end of the day, I ain't met him.
Speaker A:I ain't met a loyal MO3, so you're not gonna get my loyalness.
Speaker A:I put down my kids.
Speaker A:We got to be battle tested.
Speaker A:We got to be battle tested or we about to go to jail, or we about to get killed, or we about to see we we getting robbed together or we in a wreck and something gotta happen.
Speaker A:Let me know I love you without my heart.
Speaker A:We gonna die together if something go down.
Speaker A:I ain't met them niggas.
Speaker A:I met some bullshit ass niggas.
Speaker B:Real.
Speaker A:I said, straight up.
Speaker A:I made some bullshit ass niggas wanna sit.
Speaker A:Want to sit back and want me to do all the work and just sit there.
Speaker A:Now, now, now.
Speaker A:You'll get half me.
Speaker A:Ain't nobody ever got fooled me.
Speaker A:So, you know, at the end of the day, it just been me promoting this album on the Dallas side.
Speaker A:So at the end of the day, you've been seeing different little gimmicks every day.
Speaker A:Something else happened every day, like, ooh, this bitch finna get good.
Speaker A:You ain't never seen that side of me with no other rapper, right?
Speaker A:Cause now you ain't gonna get that side of me where.
Speaker A:So what is a manager supposed to be doing?
Speaker A:A manager is a babysitter.
Speaker A:My managers don't even do the job I do.
Speaker A:That's why the people that I sign lately, they're not under management contracts.
Speaker A:They're on the production contracts.
Speaker A:So at the end of the day, I'm not gonna do my work and only get 20%.
Speaker A:I did that.
Speaker A:I don't want to do that again.
Speaker A:I want to do all this work.
Speaker A:I direct the videos.
Speaker A:I sit there in the studio.
Speaker A:I did that with 3, 2.
Speaker A:I sit there and book the shows.
Speaker A:I booked the shows.
Speaker A:I was the driver sometimes.
Speaker A:I was this, I was that.
Speaker A:I was the drivers.
Speaker A:We played security halftime.
Speaker A:Me and three went together.
Speaker A:It was me, three and Zach after when three performing, Zach DJing.
Speaker A:And I'm standing right there, right there playing security.
Speaker A:Ain't shit I can do, but it's shit I can do.
Speaker A:But if something happens, I'm just gonna dive in the crap.
Speaker A:I'm tackling the niggas.
Speaker A:And you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Hopefully I can sue them afterwards.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Straight up.
Speaker A:So ain't shit I can do.
Speaker A:So at the end of the day.
Speaker A:At the end of the day, I don't want to go through that shit no more.
Speaker A:Unless.
Speaker A:So people be like, you ain't never met.
Speaker A:You ain't Gonna met me.
Speaker A:No.
Speaker A:3.
Speaker A:I'm not.
Speaker A:I'm okay with it.
Speaker A:Right?
Speaker A:Cause we used to go.
Speaker A:I went one time with you to them country towns.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:There's nobody out there.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:And then, Ray, you got your piss.
Speaker A:I'm asking y'all.
Speaker A:Right, right, right.
Speaker A:Straight up.
Speaker A:Oh, we around a bunch of strangers.
Speaker A:We up there using their sprinter and shit.
Speaker A:We don't even know these niggas.
Speaker A:See what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So now, hell no, I don't wanna do that shit no more.
Speaker A:I'm okay.
Speaker A:I got triplets.
Speaker A:And I learned last night.
Speaker A:I got into somebody close to me and my family.
Speaker A:I missed a lot of time in life chasing.
Speaker A:I always thought I wanted to be a millionaire till I got a million dollars.
Speaker A:And I missed a lot of time chasing this money.
Speaker A:I miss a lot of time, bro.
Speaker B:A lot of people that get money have that same.
Speaker A:I missed like nine years of my life.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:And you can't explain to nobody else.
Speaker A:I did this so we can live this life, right?
Speaker A:Till they understand what it is to not live this life.
Speaker A:You understand what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Have you ever slept in the cold in the car?
Speaker A:Listen, I came from the suburbs, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:And I went backwards from the suburbs.
Speaker A:Like I'm 18.
Speaker A:I mean, I'm 17, 18 years old.
Speaker A:City hill.
Speaker A:Nice brick horn homes.
Speaker A:Nice beautiful trees.
Speaker A:My mama could tell me I can go any car I want.
Speaker A:I can go get any car I want.
Speaker A:I wanted my papa truck car.
Speaker A:I got a Cadillac Deville 96.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:Wanna put up some rims on that bitch.
Speaker A:No reading.
Speaker A:In the middle of some nice suburbs, beautiful homes.
Speaker A:Yeah, nigga.
Speaker A:My whole driveway got oil stains.
Speaker A:Cause I want to ride in this car that's smoking.
Speaker A:When I crank it up and drive down the street, they might break down the street street, leave City Hill.
Speaker A:Want to go over there in Oak Cliff?
Speaker A:Oak Cliff hoes got burned.
Speaker A:Go back and tell my mom got burnt with some old ratchet Oak Cliff hoes, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Just completely backwards.
Speaker A:Completely backwards.
Speaker A:Go to college, drop out of college.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:Come back, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Breaking the houses, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:You sleep in the car at Night in the.
Speaker A:During the winter, you can turn the heat on, right?
Speaker A:At some point, you gotta turn that car off before you run out of gas.
Speaker A:That bitch gets so cold when you wake up in the middle of the night.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:That bitch gets so cold.
Speaker A:If I would have just followed my mama and them recipe, I wouldn't have to go through that shit.
Speaker A:But some people don't understand that till they go without.
Speaker A:I don't never want to drive 35 south again in my life.
Speaker A:I hate, nigga, when I passed that zoo, when that ugly ass giraffe and all them trees get old, and I go back to Cedar Hill and DeSoto and all that, man, hell no, I don't like niggas, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So people around me right now like, they act like they rather be on the other side.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:And it's just because I miss time, right?
Speaker A:I missed.
Speaker A:I wasn't there to show a lot of shit that I need to be showing, you know?
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:But I'd rather die right now than they had a chance.
Speaker A:Cause the risk I took to get to where I'm at, man, you don't understand.
Speaker A:Like, Sean told me the other day about other artists.
Speaker A:We got rain.
Speaker A:See, you ain't have to deal with this with MO3.
Speaker A:And I sit there looking at Sean like, yes, every time I'm with mo3, there's a chance we might die, right?
Speaker A:What they doing?
Speaker A:They just arguing about it's a chance.
Speaker A:Every time we get in the car together, we might die, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:We might catch a flight and run into some Crips, or we might do this and do that.
Speaker A:We might die, man.
Speaker A:So you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So the chances I took to get to where I'm at, it was some serious chances.
Speaker A:And I don't ever want to go to that shit again.
Speaker A:I want the easy route.
Speaker A:I want the Q, the qcp, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I don't want them street rappers.
Speaker A:And that street shit is deadly.
Speaker A:Like, even that New Dallas drill shit, them little niggas, deadly.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Did you see when them niggas was, like, beefing about the night, like the rap name?
Speaker B:And they was pulling up to each other's apartments and shit, taking pictures in front.
Speaker B:I was like, bro, they hollering, man.
Speaker A:Them dudes are serious and they stink.
Speaker A:Them niggas don't watch they ass out.
Speaker A:I watched the N come up to me and he smelled like PR ass is gonna tell me the listen to his music.
Speaker A:He had a big old 30 on.
Speaker A:He had a gun with an extra clip on that.
Speaker A:I know that cost about twelve hundred dollars.
Speaker A:It cost more than every other clothes on his body.
Speaker A:But he gotta live like that because that's the they rap about.
Speaker A:And let me tell you this.
Speaker A:No.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Think.
Speaker A:Listen.
Speaker A:No.
Speaker A:In Dallas are stepping between trying to help them.
Speaker A:They watching it.
Speaker A:It's a show.
Speaker A:Watching them kill each other.
Speaker B:That's bad.
Speaker A:It's a show.
Speaker A:No big dog.
Speaker A:There's not stepping in between.
Speaker A:So at the end of the day.
Speaker A:And they getting more views than the new Dallas.
Speaker A:Dallas love drama.
Speaker B:People love drama.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Speaker A:Not like Dallas.
Speaker A:Not like Dallas.
Speaker A:Dallas love that drama shit.
Speaker A:Like straight up, they love drama.
Speaker A:They like me saying I snitched on my partner.
Speaker A:That bitch did a half a million views.
Speaker A:Then I came today and say everybody eat free at the same chicken spot.
Speaker A:I said I snitched on.
Speaker A:Nobody posted it.
Speaker A:They care about the drama.
Speaker A:You see?
Speaker A:You see, when Big X said.
Speaker A:I mean Big X went up to what you call it.
Speaker A:I mean, CJ Casino went at the Big X.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:And the Dallas Finn has watched them crash.
Speaker A:I had to step between them.
Speaker A:Say something.
Speaker A:Come on, cj, you ain't gotta do that.
Speaker A:But.
Speaker A:But that's what he know.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:They went at Yayo, Yayo went at MO3.
Speaker A:They went at Yayo, then they went at PB then.
Speaker A:And now they going.
Speaker A:Now he going at Big X.
Speaker A:We got this.
Speaker A:We got us protect Big X with our last heartbeat.
Speaker A:Because I don't want to go through another three years with nobody getting on.
Speaker A:We gotta protect four bats.
Speaker B:Why therein more people talking about four bats.
Speaker B:Four bats dropped a fire album.
Speaker A:Because he's not a part part of nothing.
Speaker A:He's not part of the praying group that was back there in Togetherland.
Speaker A:He ain't part of the that beg for help or every time your phone ring, okay, I'm on my way.
Speaker A:I do that for free.
Speaker A:Or he not listen.
Speaker A:You only accept it when you want it.
Speaker A:He's not.
Speaker A:He didn't want nobody.
Speaker A:He can't.
Speaker A:Nobody ever helped him.
Speaker A:Nobody did that.
Speaker A:So at the end of the day, he's not accepted.
Speaker A:They don't.
Speaker A:They do, bro.
Speaker A:When the last time you seen a perform?
Speaker A:At the moment, Mavericks, halftime.
Speaker A:Then it hit that I was there.
Speaker A:I never seen a do that before.
Speaker A:And you niggas ain't saying nothing about it.
Speaker B:Wait, who performed?
Speaker A:Big X.
Speaker A:He was in it, bro.
Speaker A:Oh, yeah.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:The game we lost, I see.
Speaker A:No, no, that's how it's supposed to be done.
Speaker A:Yes, yes.
Speaker B:It's like the Maverick show.
Speaker B:More love.
Speaker B:Dallas hardest.
Speaker A:Yeah, because they're not part of the cool guy circle.
Speaker A:Niggas run to be the part of the crabs in the bucket.
Speaker A:Like, they run and jump in the bucket.
Speaker A:I'm jumping right in here with them.
Speaker A:And at the end of the day, you don't do nothing.
Speaker A:The.
Speaker A:The five people.
Speaker A:The five biggest people right now in the city of Dallas is Charleston.
Speaker A:Four bats, Big X, me and Jonathan.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:We got our own personalities, especially B.
Speaker A:Jonathan and Charleston.
Speaker A:Yeah, you gotta say Jaguar, right, too.
Speaker B:She's not.
Speaker A:I don't think she's in it.
Speaker B:Oh, she's claiming.
Speaker B:Yeah, you gotta put jag up there.
Speaker B:Jaguar Wright, for sure.
Speaker A:She ain't part of us.
Speaker A:She claimed it.
Speaker A:No, I ain't never seen Jaguar in the upper.
Speaker B:At Rudy's.
Speaker A:At Rudy's or Big Mama's.
Speaker A:Or Echo Lounge.
Speaker B:So she popped up with, like, a Spain biscuit.
Speaker A:Yeah, she got to be Dodge.
Speaker A:You gotta be.
Speaker A:What you call it?
Speaker B:Pork Chop.
Speaker A:And she was from.
Speaker A:She came from la, so she now she Philly up.
Speaker A:She had a jump start.
Speaker A:We all came from nothing.
Speaker A:Just running our mouths.
Speaker A:No, no, her whole thing.
Speaker A:She came out here to help out, so she's been giving us our look for our platform, too.
Speaker A:No, she helping y'all out.
Speaker A:Yeah, tell that.
Speaker A:Help me out.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Now at the end of the day now, she.
Speaker A:She cool.
Speaker A:She.
Speaker A:She help me, y'all.
Speaker A:I.
Speaker A:I'm watching the help y'all gave that some out chain that made his ass.
Speaker A:I've been trying to make my ass cry.
Speaker A:I've been trying to make myself cry on camera for two weeks.
Speaker A:Think about me getting on camera.
Speaker A:Just get bust out crying.
Speaker A:That album going number one.
Speaker A:I've been trying to.
Speaker A:Y'all gave that nigga chain that n said, I worked hard for this chain.
Speaker A:I'm sitting on my phone saying, yeah, this nigga crazy as hell.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:That nigga crazy.
Speaker A:Hell.
Speaker A:So now this blue couch is something else, though.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Like, this blue couch.
Speaker A:But, you know, they not part of us.
Speaker A:They ain't got the same struggle at us, though.
Speaker B:Hey, I gotta ask Rain this, because we had, like 993,000 subscribers, right?
Speaker B:And when we start with you, I think we was at like probably 15,000 or some.
Speaker A:Yeah, I remember y'all in old stinky ass garage.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:N.
Speaker B:Even before that, we was just pulling up on.
Speaker A:But that garage.
Speaker A:That garage was something else.
Speaker A:That there smell like wedding.
Speaker A:Some ocean one day.
Speaker B:Got to start somewhere, right?
Speaker A:That bitch smell like wedding weed.
Speaker A:I mean, wedding cigarettes.
Speaker B:You know what the crazy part is?
Speaker B: That bit that bitch cost: Speaker A: Oh,: Speaker B:1500.
Speaker B: Yeah,: Speaker A:Oh, y'all, y'all look.
Speaker A:But people were scared to go over there.
Speaker A:I told Rook one time, you gotta go downtown to neutral spot.
Speaker A:He said, why?
Speaker A:I said, ain't no f to move.
Speaker A:Come across third across town.
Speaker A:Especially y'all got people like mo3 over here all the time.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:So do y'all believe it hurt y'all?
Speaker B:What's that?
Speaker A:Fucking with MO3.
Speaker A:Do y'all feel like y'all.
Speaker A:No, no, no, no.
Speaker A:That helped us.
Speaker A:Yeah, I know it helped out.
Speaker A:But then, you know, a certain stage.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:So certain people didn't.
Speaker A:Didn't with us because of all three.
Speaker A:But like, Earl Spence, he won't come over and do an interview.
Speaker A:Yeah, he should come do an interview now.
Speaker B:Man, this is how I look at this, how I look at life, bro.
Speaker B:And this is what I be trying to tell n.
Speaker B:You fuck with who fuck with you?
Speaker B:And that's just life, bro.
Speaker B:Like, if a n a with me, I'm gonna fuck with him back.
Speaker B:It just is what it is.
Speaker A:Y'all need to get some only fans girls up here.
Speaker B:We just did Janice Hart.
Speaker A:Janice Hart.
Speaker A:Oh, yeah.
Speaker A:Only Fans girls is running in the world.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:I run this Dallas period.
Speaker A:It's a lot of freaky bitches on her.
Speaker B:There's a lot of 69 guys out here, bro.
Speaker A:What you mean, 69 guys?
Speaker B:Oh, you ain't seen the Kendrick song?
Speaker A:Yeah, no, no, I know that.
Speaker A:I've been.
Speaker A:I've been freaky ass.
Speaker A:Yeah, I've been.
Speaker A:I've been peeping a lot of niggas out here that.
Speaker B:Wait, so if a nigga pay for only fans, you're looking at them a little.
Speaker B:Like, damn, porn is free.
Speaker A:No, no, I'm subscribed to a lot of them.
Speaker A:Oh, no, it's like you become fans of them bitches.
Speaker A:Like what?
Speaker A:Like Pretty Jazz, man ain't never heard of Reddit.
Speaker A:Yeah, like pretty jazz 817.
Speaker B:This nigga know the bitch is screaming.
Speaker A:And then that one nigga, they got the yellow man.
Speaker A:He got the baddest bitches in Dallas.
Speaker A:Ooh, he got the baddest bitches in Dallas.
Speaker A:So what I do is I go to Baddie's Hood.
Speaker B:Wait, what?
Speaker A:Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker A:It's a technique to his ass.
Speaker B:Oh, so you ain't on Twitter?
Speaker A:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker A:When I go at home sometimes and I'm laying there watching BMF something, it become ass time.
Speaker A:So.
Speaker A:So I go to Baddie's Hood, Baddie's Hub.
Speaker A:You can see the baddest bitches in Dallas for free.
Speaker B:This is a website.
Speaker A:It's a website called baddishhub.com and it's.
Speaker A:It's a.
Speaker A:It's.
Speaker A:It's a.
Speaker A:It's a lot of Dallas hoes on earth.
Speaker A:And that's how you find the baddest bitches with the freakiest only fans.
Speaker A:But then with the only fan is you gotta go get a fake car credit card, like a gift card.
Speaker A:You get the gift card, and you only put $50 on this gift card.
Speaker A:Because if you subscribe to the girl, it always go take out every month.
Speaker A:Then once you subscribe to their channel, you might subscribe for 15.
Speaker A:I mean, $20 a month.
Speaker A:Then you have to pay additional $20 to get extra videos.
Speaker A:So you might go for one video and get tired of that video.
Speaker A:Then you go ask for another video.
Speaker A:So you add a hundred dollars, right?
Speaker A:So what I learned is I charge this gift card up and promise them more money, more.
Speaker A:They send me more videos.
Speaker A:So when they go to charge this gift card, I ran out of money.
Speaker A:So really, I've been finessing the pussy.
Speaker B:God damn right.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Yeah, I'm a beast.
Speaker A:I'm a beast.
Speaker A:I make the whole thing.
Speaker A:I'm tricks and everything.
Speaker A:I'm the biggest trick in the world.
Speaker A:Girl, you don't even know, Girl, I still at your purse.
Speaker B:So who's the top three?
Speaker B:Top three on Dallas?
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:Pretty, pretty, pretty.
Speaker A:Jazz.
Speaker A:Fluffy.
Speaker A:What y'all gonna do?
Speaker A:Y'all go check out Fluffy.
Speaker A:Fluffy.
Speaker B:Her name is Fluffy.
Speaker A:Fluffy.
Speaker A:The real Fluffy artist.
Speaker A:Real Fluffy.
Speaker A:Okay, we're gonna bring him to the couch.
Speaker A:Yeah, real.
Speaker A:You got.
Speaker A:You got to.
Speaker A:But you don't put your dick in the only fans.
Speaker A:No, no.
Speaker A:If you meet them, you don't.
Speaker A:You don't put your dick in them because they everything raw on camera.
Speaker B:Oh, no.
Speaker A:Like, the new generation don't know nothing about hiv.
Speaker A:I see that.
Speaker A:They still.
Speaker A:They still.
Speaker A:They still.
Speaker A:Still scared of COVID You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Covid wiped the whole world away from hiv.
Speaker A:Like, straight up, like, so.
Speaker A:So women is still.
Speaker A:I mean, they don't care about HIV.
Speaker A:If you go to an only fan, she getting 7 to 10 times by route by a different dicks.
Speaker A:Straight up, the only fan.
Speaker A:Houston got it bad.
Speaker A:Houston got it bad.
Speaker A:They got a whole circle, circle.
Speaker A:And I used to get my bitches from Cajun.
Speaker A:The Chris Cajun, he go ask the.
Speaker B:Bitch, oh, yeah, can I grab.
Speaker B:Oh, fuck we supposed to do.
Speaker A:Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker A:Chris Cajun got the freakiest bitches on his page, right?
Speaker A:If that bitch let you, let him grab.
Speaker A:Let them grab their ass on camera.
Speaker A:And he say, oh, can I touch it?
Speaker A:Ooh, can I grab it?
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker A:They freaky bitches.
Speaker A:It's the bitches who say now or the bitches you can make girlfriends.
Speaker B:Gotcha.
Speaker A:You understand?
Speaker B:Gotcha.
Speaker A:So that's the dudes you can use in the state of Texas.
Speaker A:Never ever put your dick in the onlyfans, girl.
Speaker B:Don't do it.
Speaker B:Don't do it.
Speaker A:But y'all should be going viral.
Speaker A:You remember that girl I was talking about, about that baby one of mine?
Speaker A:She found it, man.
Speaker A:She found this shit.
Speaker A:She found the clip, nigga.
Speaker A:Everybody in Decatur, Illinois, telling her about.
Speaker A:About.
Speaker B:Ah, man, did y'all see that?
Speaker B:This.
Speaker B:This talked about that story, man.
Speaker B:Give us one more wild story, cuz.
Speaker B:You got some wild stories, bro.
Speaker B:Just.
Speaker B:I know you got one, bro.
Speaker A:All right, look, I'm just.
Speaker A:This is a real life story, though.
Speaker A:It ain't wild.
Speaker A:It's a real life story.
Speaker A:One day.
Speaker A:One day I had to help a.
Speaker A:I had to help a that I was with get an album out.
Speaker A:It cost $200.
Speaker A:I was fresh out of jail.
Speaker A:$200.
Speaker A:He called me.
Speaker A:I ain't had the $200 in my pocket.
Speaker A:I ain't had nothing in my pocket.
Speaker A:I was broke.
Speaker A:And I called my partner Bo Jingles and Bo Jacobs, same thing.
Speaker A:I got shot with bo.
Speaker A:J came over there and gave me $200.
Speaker A:And I put this album out, this mixtape from 03college shout us and me not knowing this tape gonna make me over a million dollars off $200.
Speaker A:And this tape went from one mixtape to another mixtape to another mixtape to another mixtape to another mixtape, and eventually it'll become a movie.
Speaker A:And the wildest thing in the world is I never gave Bo Jenkins a dollar.
Speaker A:And I'm wrong in a bitch with it.
Speaker A:Now, I'm serious.
Speaker A:You know, you can make it right.
Speaker A:You can make it right.
Speaker A:Now, you know you catch that, right?
Speaker A:But see that clip.
Speaker A:Go make him a lot of money.
Speaker B:Hey, bro J, put your cash app in the comments.
Speaker A:We Will pick up real.
Speaker A:And I thought about the other day.
Speaker A:I'm like, bro, I'm a ho ass nigga, cuz.
Speaker A:I've been on all platforms.
Speaker A:Never talked about this, man.
Speaker A:Like, we sitting in the car one night.
Speaker A:We sitting in the car in Tyler and we sleep in the car and the open up his door and point the gun and point.
Speaker A:Move him out the side way and point the gun at me and say, ryan, give me everything you got.
Speaker A:He put his hand right there over the gun.
Speaker A:Pow.
Speaker A:Shot him right through the hand, trying to shoot me.
Speaker A:Came.
Speaker A:He put his body right there, fell on him.
Speaker A:Pow, pow, pow.
Speaker A:Shot him five times behind the ear, went through his.
Speaker A:Came out of the side of his head, chest, arm, leg shot.
Speaker A:Reached over there and shot me one time.
Speaker A:Shot me one time.
Speaker A:I felt like I'm gonna die.
Speaker A:Bo Jacob, the nigga run off.
Speaker A:He gone?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Bo Jinger drove to the hospital.
Speaker A:He said, bro, where the hospital at?
Speaker A:My head hurt, man.
Speaker A:Your side of his head hurt for real.
Speaker A:Get to the hospital.
Speaker A:I'm gonna get you some help.
Speaker A:I'm talking about this one ass shot.
Speaker A:I'm out there like I'm finna die.
Speaker A:This one ass shot, bro.
Speaker A:Hurry up, bro.
Speaker A:Hurry up.
Speaker A:I can't breathe.
Speaker B:Hurry up.
Speaker A:Call my mama.
Speaker A:Call my mama.
Speaker A:He got shot five times.
Speaker A:I watch him get out the hospital and they throw him on the bed, Strip all the clothes out.
Speaker A:I'm gonna throw all the clothes out.
Speaker A:I'm not knowing that.
Speaker A:Serious.
Speaker A:He got shot that many times.
Speaker A:They come out there.
Speaker A:You got shot one time.
Speaker A:And he protect me.
Speaker A:That he was there for me then.
Speaker A:Dirt for me when I met mo3 and I never gave him a dollar.
Speaker B:Yeah, you definitely wrong.
Speaker A:Nah, for real.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Shout out Bojangles, though.
Speaker B:Where's he at now, huh?
Speaker A:Where's he at now?
Speaker A:He be around.
Speaker A:Oh, but he a pop.
Speaker A:He a popular person when I say that story because I'm gonna bless this game with a lot of money.
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker A:But throughout that whole time, Bo never came and said nothing on my name.
Speaker B:Right, right, right, right.
Speaker A:So that's a solid straight up.
Speaker A:So I've been around all these, these, that, this and that.
Speaker A:But the most solid, the only reason I'm here ain't never said nothing.
Speaker A:That type of nigga hold my cast when I'm.
Speaker A:Time is up.
Speaker B:What's the one thing that was said that kind of hit you like?
Speaker B:Damn, bro.
Speaker B:For real.
Speaker A:A MO3 family said they don't know if I had something to do with this death.
Speaker B:They family Said that?
Speaker A:Yeah, I just.
Speaker A:From bitches.
Speaker A:That's how I feel.
Speaker A:That's how I feel.
Speaker B:Where did that come from?
Speaker B:I didn't.
Speaker A:I never heard of it.
Speaker A:I mean, they.
Speaker A:When the money ran out.
Speaker B:So I take it it's not good between you and the family.
Speaker A:I mean, it is, but it's not.
Speaker A:But at the end of the day now.
Speaker A:Cause I've been the most silent person, bro, let me tell you like this.
Speaker A:I could have.
Speaker A:I could have.
Speaker A:Listen, I could have.
Speaker A:I could have threw in the white towel and been a neutral ass nigga when he died like everybody else did.
Speaker A:They let people laugh and do this and do that, do this, do that, do this and do that.
Speaker A:And you more mad at me.
Speaker A:My whole life is over on this side of town.
Speaker A:I gotta walk around every day by myself.
Speaker A:Cause I don't like around me and won't call even today.
Speaker A:Man, that's the best album.
Speaker A:Thank y'all.
Speaker A:Thank you.
Speaker A:I don't get none of that.
Speaker A:I get.
Speaker A:I get chattered behind my back.
Speaker A:You understand what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So you know, at the end though, I'm like, what the.
Speaker A:You more madder than me with people up there laughing at him, making songs about him.
Speaker A:You understand what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I'm not even from North Dallas, but I'm out there in the midst of killers and gangsters and drug dealers making sure his name stay alive every year.
Speaker A:And you ain't.
Speaker A:And people don't go around tell you thank you.
Speaker A:Nah, fuck this shit.
Speaker A:I ain't gonna lie to you.
Speaker A:I ain't gonna lie to you.
Speaker A:Listen, that's some ho ass shit.
Speaker A:I ain't gonna lie to you.
Speaker A:Everything good.
Speaker A:When he first died, when everybody had all this money, I was welcome to the family dinners and family this and family this and that.
Speaker A:This and that.
Speaker A:A taught me yesterday, man, I said, I'm send.
Speaker A:I'm going to send somebody 10,000.
Speaker A:No, you can say you got all this money, send 50, then 50, 50 turned into 100, 100 turned to a million.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:But people don't understand my problems.
Speaker A:Every day I gotta wake up and still fight his battles by myself.
Speaker A:His own partners that he was around on, fight them battles, don't give it.
Speaker A:They scared.
Speaker A:They don't be around to fight them battles.
Speaker A:Nigga, I got two with a nigga that used to crowd every interview and crowd on every time he go live and make a song.
Speaker A:Every month about three.
Speaker A:And every show he do, people book him just to go Sing more.
Speaker A:Three songs.
Speaker A:And I called him the other day, hey, I need you to come to Dallas and do a tribute to Mo3.
Speaker A:I'm gonna pay you, though.
Speaker A:I said, really?
Speaker A:It's coming out the kids money.
Speaker A:Nigga say I charge 4,000, but just give me 3,500.
Speaker A:Nigga, ain't nobody saying shit about all the money you been making.
Speaker A:Nah, nigga, ain't nobody talking about the.
Speaker A:Ain't nobody talking about the real.
Speaker A:We talk about the real shit, we can really break the real, Real life shit down.
Speaker A:So, you know, that'd be the crazy.
Speaker A:That'd be more crazy thing in my life.
Speaker A:But it let me know, Never get personal with nobody else.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Nah, fuck that.
Speaker A:I never get.
Speaker A:I could never personally.
Speaker B:So do you.
Speaker B:So do you fault them, like, whoever you talking about, for them keeping in business?
Speaker B:Because that's what it sound like they doing.
Speaker B:It sound like they just keeping in.
Speaker A:No, it become personal when people act.
Speaker A:When people ask for different shit, that's personal.
Speaker A:Business is business.
Speaker A:You get your percentage, I get my percentage, we walk away and go happy.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I look at them kids, man, them kids, most of these daughters walk around holding my hand the whole time today.
Speaker A:And I look at them kids like they were out of daddy for the rest of their lives.
Speaker A:Let me do my job to keep their money flowing.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:Right?
Speaker A:Nigga, tell me you get 20%.
Speaker A:That's my job.
Speaker A:That's not my homeboy.
Speaker A:I'm gonna get this shit clear right now.
Speaker A:If MO3 wasn't rap.
Speaker A:If MO3 was not rapping, I wouldn't been cool with him.
Speaker A:We had nothing in common.
Speaker A:He walking around with guns and this and that.
Speaker A:This.
Speaker A:That we would not have.
Speaker A:We would not.
Speaker A:I would look at this, man.
Speaker A:I didn't even know who little.
Speaker A:I don't want to be around you.
Speaker A:You trouble.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:Right?
Speaker A:And so they like, bro, you only want it for the money.
Speaker A:That's my job.
Speaker A:A police officer won't only arrest people for the money.
Speaker A:Y'all only do interviews for money.
Speaker A:Y'all not nobody friends.
Speaker A:Sean, Cotton, Post Post for money.
Speaker A:Chris Go live at night for money.
Speaker A:Zach, DJ for money.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:It's bro, this our job.
Speaker A:I'm sorry we picked a job like this.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:And nobody would sit there and say, nah, y'all wrong.
Speaker A:This boy keeping that man name alive.
Speaker B:That's a fact.
Speaker B:You sko teezy what is it tm.
Speaker A:Baby, we never met Teezy.
Speaker B:Yeah, he.
Speaker A:We never met tj.
Speaker B:That nigga making music videos.
Speaker A:Yeah, we know we never met nobody.
Speaker A:So let me tell you this.
Speaker A:What's going on is Ghost Bag.
Speaker A:Ghost Bag too for South Carolina.
Speaker A:What's going on is everybody was.
Speaker A:That's real to him was day threes, day fours, day fives, the day ones, the day twos, sit back and sit back and mad because I didn't get no money.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:So to artists out there, your day ones and day two is gonna only be around to get money.
Speaker A:Your day threes and fours go be around to help you get money.
Speaker B:That's real shit.
Speaker B:That's deep.
Speaker B:Hey, before we get out of here, Rain drop one drill because you you good at dropping jewels on these interviews, bro.
Speaker B:Give him one drill.
Speaker A:That was a bad.
Speaker B:Yeah, it was.
Speaker A:It was a bad.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:I've been practicing that speech for a long time.
Speaker A:Yeah, I've been pregnant for a long time now.
Speaker A:Listen, the best thing about it is if you tender, just because.
Speaker A:Just say you tender.
Speaker A:It's a lot of undercover.
Speaker A:It's a lot of undercover tender that's out here.
Speaker A:And they laugh at me for being tender.
Speaker A:But then I meet some say, hey, I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker A:I'm timber too.
Speaker A:We all tender.
Speaker A:Once you get some good.
Speaker A:Listen, once you get some good, the worst thing you thinking about in life is somebody, is she doing freaky to another too?
Speaker A:That's the worst thing can happen to a.
Speaker A:So straight up.
Speaker A:So we all tinder in some type of way.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I'm just here to say it.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Yeah, I'm just heard it will make it.
Speaker A:It put butterflies in my stomach thinking somebody hitting my right now.
Speaker A:You understand what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Just straight up and it go for every around here.
Speaker A:So if you tender, you tender.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Ain't nothing wrong with it.
Speaker A:That's the way of life.
Speaker A:That's the way of human life.
Speaker B:Right?
Speaker A:Like straight up.
Speaker A:That's the way God made us.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:Hashtag, it's okay to be tender.
Speaker A:It's okay to be tender.
Speaker A:Tell everybody they don't don't know that everybody is okay with that.
Speaker A:Like, but.
Speaker B:But do you.
Speaker B:But some of these is like killing their now on some that's too tender, bro.
Speaker A:They love them.
Speaker B:That's over tender, man.
Speaker A:Listen, that's the worst thing you can do is find out somebody just.
Speaker A:And she moaning behind your back.
Speaker A:You.
Speaker A:You somewhere else working.
Speaker A:And I.
Speaker A:That's straight up.
Speaker A:That's the worst thing.
Speaker A:And it happened.
Speaker A:Listen.
Speaker A:It happened to older niggas because they start getting these bellies.
Speaker A:And I don't care.
Speaker A:I don't care how much money you got.
Speaker A:What you can provide.
Speaker A:That girl, she wants some good, young, hard dick, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:And I'm sorry, you gotta stay.
Speaker A:You gotta stay afloat.
Speaker A:But at the end of the day, it's nothing you could do.
Speaker A:You can give a girl the world.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I watched my partner lose his wife over some young dick, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:Is the solution to Honey pack.
Speaker A:No, no, no, no, no, no.
Speaker A:You can't take that every night.
Speaker A:You can't take that shit every night, Honey pack.
Speaker A:Them young niggas taking perks.
Speaker A:Them young n taking perks.
Speaker A:They falling asleep standing up and coming back.
Speaker A:Them taking perk.
Speaker A:Let me tell like this.
Speaker A:Let me tell like this.
Speaker A:Y'all perks are worse than cocaine and worse than heron or anything.
Speaker A:Perks.
Speaker A:It's a chance.
Speaker A:You pop this pill and go to sleep and not wake up.
Speaker A:And I'm young.
Speaker A:And them young niggas doing it.
Speaker A:I.
Speaker A:Bro, I just.
Speaker A:Bro, it's so many girls that die of perks, right?
Speaker A:There's a lot of girls that do.
Speaker A:Yes, A lot.
Speaker A:Yes.
Speaker A:Like beautiful women.
Speaker A:Yeah, that you would.
Speaker A:Why are you taking.
Speaker A:You got crackheads living more longer than the bitches on purse, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Perks are the most craziest drugs you could take.
Speaker A:And it's worse than heroin.
Speaker A:It worse than cocaine.
Speaker A:It worse than everything.
Speaker A:And people are letting people take it and not saying nothing about it.
Speaker A:I watch.
Speaker A:I watch take perks and just up their lives.
Speaker A:Like.
Speaker A:Like, man, I watch to fuck up, man.
Speaker A:I watch people up their lives off them perks and nobody saying nothing about it.
Speaker A:So, you know, at the end of days, we gotta stand for something about nothing.
Speaker A:All right, and last question.
Speaker A:You have any words for Diddy?
Speaker A:I believe.
Speaker A:I don't believe Diddy.
Speaker A:I don't.
Speaker A:I mean, I don't believe Diddy did all this.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:Like I say, anytime.
Speaker A:It's like video footage.
Speaker A:He was just beating the.
Speaker A:I mean, they wouldn't.
Speaker A:Bro, bro, bro, listen.
Speaker A:You don't know.
Speaker A:You don't.
Speaker A:I mean, listen, listen.
Speaker A:Kevin Gates told the world it's okay to beat your.
Speaker A:That's your.
Speaker A:And every woman sit there and, like, it.
Speaker A:Listen to her.
Speaker A:Right?
Speaker A:Right?
Speaker A:Every.
Speaker A:Every black person.
Speaker A:And you don't know if he.
Speaker A:If she.
Speaker A:If she slapped the.
Speaker A:Out of him and ran off.
Speaker A:We don't know that.
Speaker A:And she won't.
Speaker A:She in there because he ain't had no clothes on.
Speaker A:What if he was taking a shower and she ran the bathroom, slapped the out.
Speaker A:I'll turn the cold water on or try slapping out here and ran off.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:She didn't leave.
Speaker A:She didn't.
Speaker A:She didn't yell for help or.
Speaker A:She stayed with him all them years.
Speaker A:The problem is, is that woman didn't make it in the music game.
Speaker A:The problem.
Speaker A:That's the problem, bro.
Speaker A:Listen, every time you have a black person in charge, they come and tear them down and they say how freaky the black culture is.
Speaker A:They say R.
Speaker A:Kelly was Ricky with all them.
Speaker A:They hit him with.
Speaker A:We had all kind of stories about him.
Speaker A:Minors he never was charged with.
Speaker A:No minor, he got charged with called sex trafficking.
Speaker A:Sex trafficking is if I meet a online and she look good and I say, come to Dallas.
Speaker A:I'm gonna get you a plane ticket.
Speaker A:And she come to Dallas and all we doing is I send her back.
Speaker A:That's.
Speaker A:That's sex trafficking.
Speaker A:And especially if you get a drunk, she can say, that's rape.
Speaker A:Because y'all both got drunk and had sex and you flew it back.
Speaker A:That's right.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:So basically, they're making the charges sound worse than what it is.
Speaker A:Worse than what it is.
Speaker A:Listen, Tyson.
Speaker A:When Tyson was on and he was the king of the streets, and everybody had to look up to him, they hit him with.
Speaker A:They hit him with rape.
Speaker A:Mike.
Speaker A:I mean, Tupac, they hit him with rape.
Speaker A:R.
Speaker A:Kelly, they hit him with rape.
Speaker A:Bill Cosby, they hit him with rape.
Speaker A:They hit him with rape.
Speaker A:We ain't that freaky.
Speaker A:Kobe Bryant, they hit him with rape.
Speaker A:One thing about a black with money and power, he gonna pop.
Speaker A:He gonna buy some ass.
Speaker A:Oh, he'll get it for free.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Why they hit everybody with rape.
Speaker A:And.
Speaker A:And the whole.
Speaker A:The black culture heard it, heard that, heard that.
Speaker A:They that freaky and say, oh, she won't be him.
Speaker A:He overtaking puss.
Speaker A:They believe anything they see.
Speaker A:They believe anything they see, right or wrong.
Speaker A:So at the end of the day, I don't believe Diddy is on top of the world.
Speaker A:Diddy was, bro.
Speaker A:Diddy had a billion.
Speaker A:Diddy ran the music industry.
Speaker A:I just seen Diddy perform at the Grammys.
Speaker A:Last year.
Speaker B:Do you think Diddy's tender?
Speaker A:Huh?
Speaker B:Do you think Diddy's tender?
Speaker A:Yeah, that's his.
Speaker A:That's.
Speaker A:I mean.
Speaker A:I mean.
Speaker A:I mean, listen.
Speaker A:I don't listen.
Speaker A:I don't agree.
Speaker A:I don't listen.
Speaker A:I don't agree with.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:If he was.
Speaker A:They.
Speaker A:That's.
Speaker A:He out of line.
Speaker A:But listen, the worst thing you could be in the black culture, you could be a snitch and nobody give a damn but let you say that.
Speaker A:Black, gay.
Speaker A:The whole world mad and the whole world is going crazy over.
Speaker A:But you can get a snitch.
Speaker A:You could be a snitch and get out and still be the man.
Speaker A:But you cannot.
Speaker A:You cannot come up.
Speaker A:You can't.
Speaker A:You can't come back from saying you was gay.
Speaker A:That's the black culture.
Speaker A:That's the black culture.
Speaker A:The white Howard would never be in the NBA no more because they found out he was gay and he raped the black man.
Speaker A:I believe that, man.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:I believe that.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:I think I say, dwight, how I was over there playing with that boy Butt.
Speaker A:But that got me some painful shit.
Speaker A:I don't know how to go through it.
Speaker A:That shit.
Speaker A:I can't even pitch it.
Speaker A:That is nasty.
Speaker A:I can't pitch it, though.
Speaker A:I can't pitch it.
Speaker A:But now that's the worst thing.
Speaker A:So black people, you gotta stop falling for what other people say.
Speaker A:You know Diddy.
Speaker A:They looking at Diddy like he's a monster.
Speaker A:Like he was a monster.
Speaker A:First they say he was a killer.
Speaker A:Now he's freaky.
Speaker A:He can't be a killer and a freak.
Speaker A:Something gotta give, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I told my mama the other day, stop looking at this stuff.
Speaker A:She was like, why?
Speaker A:Because they could be me.
Speaker A:They could be me up there, and they still give me all this.
Speaker A:And it was me before he killed this artist.
Speaker A:He did it.
Speaker A:He did that.
Speaker A:He did that.
Speaker A:He did that.
Speaker A:Nah, man.
Speaker A:That Internet a powerful man.
Speaker B:You ain't.
Speaker A:You'll never win a pit at the Internet.
Speaker B:Hell no.
Speaker B:Ryan, man, tell them again where they can get this new MO3 album.
Speaker A:Hey, Legend, y'all.
Speaker A:Go get Legend, man.
Speaker A:Legend out right now.
Speaker A:Number seven in the world right now.
Speaker A:We need to get it to number one.
Speaker A:So y'all didn't drop this tomorrow.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:So Legend, y'all.
Speaker A:Go get Legend.
Speaker A:The hottest thing.
Speaker A:Shout out to Ty Harry.
Speaker A:Shout out to Ralo Ralo.
Speaker A:We will be on Santa shooting the video real soon.
Speaker A:Shout out to Boosie.
Speaker A:Shout out to Fredo Fredo, my partner.
Speaker A:I with Fredo.
Speaker A:Shout out to money man.
Speaker A:Money man.
Speaker A:My partner, I with money man.
Speaker A:Lizz, Crisco.
Speaker A:All my team at Empire, man.
Speaker A:Brie Furious.
Speaker A:Damn, Diana.
Speaker A:I gotta say, Diana.
Speaker A:Empire got a hell of a team.
Speaker A:I fuck with the people.
Speaker A:I never taken none of my artists to nobody else but Empire.
Speaker A:I love the people in my heart.
Speaker A:Shout out to Sas Walker.
Speaker B:Are you and south still cool after this?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker A:South.
Speaker A:No.
Speaker A:I don't know.
Speaker A:I kind of slid it in one time, but I ain't telling the whole story.
Speaker A:Twisted Black.
Speaker A:Tooista Black.
Speaker A:One thing I hate.
Speaker A:No, not Twisted Black.
Speaker A:Cause Twisted Black is a good man.
Speaker B:Twisted Black is really solid, man.
Speaker A:32 years old, right?
Speaker A:Because he spent so long in jail.
Speaker A:But outside of Twisted Black, I hate an old rapper.
Speaker A:Seven the Great, went out there and made a whole dissolve about me.
Speaker A:He fit 48 years old and took the time out and sat there and said, I'm gonna diss this on the track.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:But you know, that's it, man.
Speaker A:Y'all gonna get that album.
Speaker B:Yeah, man, Before.
Speaker B:Where can they get that apparel?
Speaker B:Fly season.
Speaker A:Oh, oh, yeah.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:This is.
Speaker A:This is hot ass.
Speaker A:Y'all gonna look this up.
Speaker A:Y'all go Google this.
Speaker A:Y'all go was stone.
Speaker A:Y'all Google it.
Speaker A:Listen, listen.
Speaker A:This what happened.
Speaker A:I was at the boat three day, right?
Speaker A:And I had these clothes on, and I was sweating in their clothes.
Speaker A:And I said, I need to go dtlr.
Speaker A:And I looked over a had T shirts in his hand.
Speaker A:I said, you gotta, you gotta.
Speaker A:You got an outfit.
Speaker A:He dug in that backpack and pulled this up.
Speaker A:And I never went to dtlr.
Speaker A:He from Dallas.
Speaker A:So y'all gonna follow this.
Speaker A:Y'all go book with this, our artist right now.
Speaker A:It ain't hot.
Speaker A:You wear the club.
Speaker A:You can wear it for three days.
Speaker A:I probably have it on two days.
Speaker A:And so, yeah, I with this.
Speaker A:Go get that for real, man.
Speaker B:This the best part, man.
Speaker B:Rain, you are a real life street star, man.
Speaker A:Yeah, real life.
Speaker A:Real life.
Speaker A:It ain't real life.
Speaker B:Real life street stars.
Speaker B:You know what time it is?
