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Speaker 1

Peace of the planet.

Speaker 2

Charlamagnea god here.

Speaker 3

Before we get into today's episode, we've got to celebrate the Black Effect Podcast Network.

It's turning five years old, man, five years of powerful voices, unforgettable moments in the community that keeps growing.

Speaker 1

This is the power of the platform.

Speaker 2

Now let's get into it.

Watch up and welcome back to another episode of No Sealer's podcast with your hosts now fuck that with your loaw glasses alone?

Speaker 1

Why not no long standing quiems?

Speaker 4

You know you might piss me off now and then, but then it's over.

You know, I keep moving.

I think it's a bigger picture.

I got to hit trap.

You know, Coach will come in when he wants to.

Speaker 2

He's already a superstar when he wants to thank he pat Riley or Magic Johnson or something.

That's how it is, though, niggas.

You know, people start supporting you.

Niggas turn right in the superstars Hollywood and everything.

Hey, man, can't you know kN you uh?

I know, we get a lot of people, but now you start to act like a superstar, go though, you know, like damn man, late.

Speaker 1

Man, you hey, you know I'm darking your pay right.

That's how it is right there.

Speaker 2

Okay, all right, every day though, trapped late every day, coach late every day, and I don't sit up shit every day.

Let's get out the way, Let's get this out there.

I'm would jump in there too.

I'm going down with everybody else.

Yeah, I'm going down everybody else.

Speaker 1

You ain't gonna sit on me out and shit, Hell no, I ain't no boot liquor.

Speaker 4

It go, yeah, brown, I ain't no brown nose.

I'm going down with the crew.

Yeah that you know.

Shit, you know.

Speaker 1

No, we all getting better though, No, you're not.

Speaker 2

Fuck you mean we not.

Speaker 1

Y'all not going y'all not getting better.

Man.

Speaker 4

I have to say one thing about Trap is I see that nigga on everything.

Speaker 1

No, Trap be working for sure.

Speaker 4

Yeah, every podcast, every phone, every clubhouse, every anything.

Speaker 1

Trap be there, just ready to go.

Speaker 2

Man, wherever it is, Trapp is in that motherfucking line.

So I can't say trapped.

Speaker 1

You know.

So that one emmy's yesterday for the halftime show, right, yeah, he won.

I think it's two Emmys.

Speaker 2

I didn't know he was even put in for a Emmy.

Yeah, yeah, oh, I was thinking about it.

I don't know if anybody.

So you know in Hollywood they have these things.

They call them e goots, right, which is a combination.

It's an acronym for Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and a Tony.

I think somebody won one all four before.

Speaker 1

He won one?

Speaker 2

Forgive me yep, where you want one?

So E got it's a couple of people that have one eye.

Uh who was an E GOT winner?

I thought there was a it's a couple of people.

Yeah, I'm sure that lady.

I'm sure it was a black lader.

Speaker 1

I think I can't check up for her.

Speaker 2

Lady that did fences.

Probably she probably won one.

She really could act.

Speaker 1

She get busy.

See he got winners.

This is the second Emmy.

Speaker 2

Yep, so e got winners is let's see right here, Whoopy Goldberg has won an e got Mail Brooks won the E guy.

Speaker 1

He has an E got.

Jennifer Hudson, Viola Davis.

Speaker 2

That's the latest one.

Viola did too.

Yeah, that's what I was saying about Viola David.

She hed a dope.

A lot of black Elton, John Elton, John Robert look, John Legend.

John has about say any niggas win.

So I just named it all you mean black men?

Yeah, just one John Legend, just John Legend.

The women been eating it up.

Well, there's only two sisters like yeah, whoopee, Jennifer and Viola.

Speaker 1

Yeah, only one brother, but.

Speaker 2

She had three women on their Black Women's Ship.

Speaker 1

But I got another one?

Who he got?

What the fuck is that?

So he got is Jimmy, a Grammy, an Oscar, and a Tony?

Speaker 2

Did you putting no police prizes in there?

Politzer, all Polts, Pulitzer, Politzer, He won one already.

He won a Politzer, Okay, Politzer, Jimmy, Grammy, Oscar, Tony.

So there's only been two p got winners, Richard Rogers and Marvin Hamleish.

Speaker 1

Wow, So what's he gotta win?

Now?

He has to win a Tony and an Oscar, So he has.

Speaker 2

To do a movie scene or something.

Yeah, Tony, ain't that what they be doing on stage?

Speaker 1

Yeah?

Speaker 2

I think that's the stage then.

Yeah, you know that's kind of tight.

Speaker 1

Well here goes here goes my hip hop off my hip hop?

Yeah, I said you the way Hollywood.

Speaker 2

You well, I know that's that.

Speaker 1

I know.

I'm gonna say this right now because I be looking to get up here.

I will not let.

Speaker 5

Glasses put on my name talking about he First of all, I'm busy.

He thinks he only busy nigga on the planet.

And this nigga, mister Fla over here.

I'm gonna talk on this nigga Frost the Flakes.

Yeah, this nigga'nna be there, Coach, I ain't seen this nigga.

Speaker 2

Oh no, we ain't gonna talk about personal workouts here on the lunch hour.

Speaker 1

It's not it's business for coach.

Speaker 2

It's not even business from not gonna talk a lot, but you're right, I guess it is business.

Speaker 1

My bad.

Speaker 2

This ain't even business for me.

With glasses the business to me any time coach coming to play in Hollywood, Hogan.

Speaker 1

Hell no, this nigga, that's what I'm gonna start doing.

Speaker 6

This nigga.

Speaker 5

Make it to a finally, make it to a boxing workout.

There's nigga come in there.

Speaker 1

Oh I'm gonna throw hands.

You ain't throwing no hands.

Speaker 2

Come on, every time you start going, you strong want him to fight somebody, and ship every time you start going, you'd be like, hey man, you ready to fight somebody.

He got okay, he could be the third person to win a p got.

Speaker 1

So he's got two things he's got to do.

He's gotta get on Broadway.

Why does it feel like this camera shake is a camera shaking?

Speaker 2

I just moved.

I don't know if.

Speaker 5

Oh trap said he went on all, but guess what, I got a client that always be right before Monday Wednesday.

Speaker 1

I'm gonna move them for y'all.

Yeah, yeah, I'm a little more.

You heard the whole full coll moved him.

I heard enough of it.

I heard enough of this slander he got y'all went down with you hold hold up, Politzer.

I heard it.

I heard it.

That's fire Politzer.

Em me, Oh you think is the purple light that's messing it up already?

Speaker 2

Yankee?

Speaker 1

Prince up in here, grand Oscar Tony.

Speaker 2

I'm I'm I'm I'm manifesting it, manifesting that for the homie.

Speaker 1

Yeah, that's what he's doing.

Wonder to me?

Second is his second?

In me?

What was the first one?

Second?

One?

Speaker 2

Was the first one with the first one for I think I remember what it was for.

But I really never followed the Emmy till he won one.

Speaker 1

Yeah, and that fot.

Speaker 2

I never followed the Emmy until the hommy one one.

I was like, where was Emmy.

Speaker 1

So, Emmy's for television stuff.

Yeah, it's the halftime super.

Speaker 6

Bowl, now, the halftime with the halftime show.

Speaker 2

First Award for stuff that's on television.

Speaker 1

I got Google.

Y'all got Google?

You do have Google?

Google?

Speaker 2

The first with the first one was for so Jo come in here like that.

He'd be Beyonce.

Okay, all right, old.

Speaker 1

Oh my god?

Speaker 2

So who was that?

Who was saying that?

Who was telling us Beyonce?

Remember Adhd somebody was saying.

Speaker 6

I know, Sun came up in there and said he was No.

No, that was going.

Speaker 2

Mall rolling over in his grave.

Mall ain't even dead to be rolling over in his grave.

Remember Mal was talking about we were talking about how big the super Bowl before it was gonna be, and Mal was talking about, well, Beyonce has the Christmas specially, like, bro, it's the super Bowl.

He was like, well, it don't matter, you know what I mean, Beyonce, we like brow Mall rolling over in his grave right now?

Speaker 1

Nigga got that, Emmy.

Speaker 6

No, but the Netflix special over motherfucking super Bowl watched, boy, fifty million people.

Speaker 2

That wasn't fifty million, okay.

So Kendrick Lamar recently won his second Emmy at the two thousand Few Creative Arts Emmy Awards, receiving the award for Outstanding Music Direction for the Apple Music Super Bowl Halftime Show, which he called directed with Tony Russell.

This is his second Envy win.

His first was in twenty twenty two for the Super Bowl performance.

Speaker 1

Wow, I didn't know he won one for both super Bowl he went without the drinks.

That mean that Samuel Jackson got one then too.

Speaker 2

Yeah, yeah, oh they all got one for the halftime Yeah, rolling over in his grave right now.

Speaker 1

Well, check on mall, check on man, mall going through it right now.

That nigga win it all.

Compton nigga winning all this ship man wracking up right now.

Boy Cap, you don't like it that much either, Huh.

What's that Compton nigga winning the Emmy?

West Coast Nigga winning.

Speaker 6

What listen, I tick for anybody that's black winning the awards?

Man, So it's all good?

Speaker 1

Where is he from?

West Coast?

East?

Midwest?

Nigga?

Speaker 2

Mall over there right now swinging that air like Cuba Good and junior boys in the hood.

Imagine every time Kendrick do some great ship, mall be just swinging at the air like Cuba Good and Junior and Boys in the Hood.

Yeah, yeah, all he's from Hallow.

Speaker 1

Yeah be swinging at the air.

Speaker 2

Get me tell you you're messing with me.

I can see mall just going.

Speaker 1

Through it because but that is dope.

Though.

Speaker 6

There's a couple people that came up flying to the ADHD room and I was mentioned that's when I found out that Beyonce was going up against Kendrick and I mentioned in the room's coople to about that's no way he being beyond and did you see that Beyonce performance.

Your man pulled up to the room and said that matter of fact.

See that's another thing.

Nigga wat pull up in the road to that Beyonce for that crazy brot.

He's wonning, bugger, So he's wonning that.

It's his time right now.

Speaker 2

I'm manifesting.

I'm manifesting that for the hommy bro like I'm manifesting that he's going to be the third person to have a pgot, a politzer inmy Grammy oscar and a Tony fire.

Speaker 1

So so to no want to say how you're gonna get that one?

Speaker 2

I told you will be a hip hop hip hop musical hip hop, like you know, the the last album they were saying it was different forms of literature, all this albums that ever came out with and the last one called me you went down one of them crazy thing pieces fact fact, not a fact, a.

Speaker 6

Fat It's a movie.

Let me tell you how much is a fact.

It's a movie a poem.

So you got the movie where good Kid, Mad City?

Speaker 1

It's a do that.

Speaker 2

Can we stop spreeze doing that?

I'm telling you is bread rumors?

Now you telling how much of this though?

Speaker 1

Right?

Damn?

Speaker 2

The album cover of Damn was supposed to be a magazine And what does Damn look like?

Speaker 1

A Times magazine?

Speaker 2

And let me ask you a question, trap, is this why he's gonna get his Tony?

Speaker 1

Or what were we talking about?

Speaker 2

Now?

Now I'm just saying.

Speaker 6

The last alum supposed to be like a play, even like with all You with his girl and all that shit.

That was like some of most place ship right there.

Speaker 2

Okay, shout out to debor p.

You're saying he got because he has a Politzer.

So he got is just an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar and a Tony.

But because he's going to.

Speaker 1

Have a he got that would be tight.

Speaker 2

Shout out to Lex Diamonds.

Why do African Americans cherish the enemy's accolades.

I don't think that's fair to say.

I don't even know anybody else who want them.

I'm only thinking it's dope that my homie got it.

I wouldn't care if nobody else got it.

I'm just being honest, Lex, I don't really care if nobody else.

I never even looked down the list of why it's important until a personal friend of mine one.

Then it was like, oh, that's tight.

Speaker 1

Hey when he say inde me, is he talking about the white man?

Yeah, Lex, don't listen.

Speaker 2

Let's sit over there chair for the BT Awards, or saying man, it's infamous, Lex.

Speaker 1

Your Lex is just it just figures out what he's like.

Speaker 2

I think I think I start calling him Agent Smith from.

Speaker 1

Glass, mister Anderson.

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Speaker 6

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Speaker 1

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Speaker 2

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The No Senters Podcast executive produced by the infamous presidentially Hated and Shunned Charlemagne a God, the Black Effects Podcast Network, and iHeart I'm talking to Act from Baracking Act, the boxing show Accident No Act, but I'm talking to Act from the broncn Act.

He covers boxing.

And first off, he was telling me Wilder is not a Hall of Famer, which was weird.

Speaker 1

We was gonna talk about that and a whole nother thing that made me just look at him crazy.

Speaker 2

He has the fifth most title defenses for any heavyweight of all time, greatest knockout percentage, you know, for any heavyweight, and he's a bronze medalist, first balllet of Hall of Famer and he just fought me tooth.

And now that he's not a Hall of Famer.

Speaker 1

What was give me a couple of his reason, his reasons behind why he.

Speaker 2

Didn't beat Oh, he didn't beat any other good fire.

I'm like, that's not how it works in the heavyweight.

Just look at the history.

And then he started talking to me about Bud and he told me that kel Brooke was a Hall of Famer.

Speaker 1

Mister Brownie man, I like kel brook as a fighter.

Speaker 2

Me true.

Speaker 5

I think he's a great fighter.

I think he got heart him being a Hall of Famer.

That's pushing it.

Speaker 1

Okay, so we go get back to this because I don't want it.

Speaker 2

But anyway, it was stuff like that, and it's different people to me that create content and they're just entertaining talking about that specific content, Like Flaco Floco is entertaining to talk about gangbanging, but he has like a bare minimum understanding of what gang banging is about.

And I was telling him that on the spaces, like, look, bro, you can call me like I get it.

You could call some other people, but I'm probably a little bit more vested and i care more about it than most people to validate your information.

So you never out here speaking crazy.

Just because we think you're entertaining talking about the content, doesn't mean you should choose to be ignorant about it, you know what I mean, Cause you could make money talking about anything.

And if people as long as they find you interesting, like people know even less than you about it.

Speaker 1

So is he misleading people?

Speaker 2

No, he's just entertaining.

Like a lot of these people aren't journalists.

We keep making people.

Academics is not a journalist.

Academics is an entertainer.

Floco is an entertainer.

They're not journalists.

They don't journal anything.

They just entertain with this type of content.

And once you separated, you get it.

But if you look to them to give you journals, you know what I mean of what's going on?

In hip hop, you finna be in trouble.

That's that's like what you mean by journals truth or what you mean by journals just.

Speaker 1

Documenting what they do like you're talking about Okay, Like that's not what they do.

They do something different.

Speaker 5

But why do you think Flucker would ask you, like, want to get some real knowledge about the situation.

Speaker 1

I don't think he I don't.

I don't think his viewers will find that entertaining.

I think they would.

I think anytimes people learn.

I think anytime people learn, it makes the entertainment, it makes the entertainment that much better.

Speaker 5

I don't know niggas dropping out of school right now because they don't want to learn.

Speaker 2

But that's because No, it's not because they don't want to learn.

It's because whoever's teaching them is dull and laying with teaching.

Speaker 1

I mean possibly, I could.

Speaker 2

It's not fair to the teacher.

But yes, like you, you have to figure out.

Remember one teacher shout out to all the teachers, shout out to a team.

And she's a teacher, she's a moderator.

Shout out to everybody moderating this chat, and all the people at the.

Speaker 1

People.

Speaker 2

Teachers have a really hard task because you're trying to capture the interest of a room full of people and they're all different.

No, he's not Lex, not a journalist.

Cool what you said, Lex is just agent Smith is just being that.

Lex.

Speaker 1

It's only one chaos in this He's don't.

Speaker 2

Get up out of here.

Speaker 1

He's the agent of chaos.

He's your agent, coach, agent of chaos.

That's my job.

But anyway, so.

Speaker 2

Like if you entertain and then you have a dopte nugget of truth in fact that somebody can learn.

There, man, your shit go to Time's twelve.

Speaker 1

I agree.

Speaker 2

That's I think the point of this stream, Like you'll get entertainment, but then there's a nugget of of of there's a nugget of of fact the things that you can learn, and then it's like, oh shit.

So even though these niggas made me laugh or made me think, but damn I learned something leaving that you can go research and validate.

Speaker 6

You gotta know how to put the medicine into dessert.

You know what I'm saying.

Like that, I say, you gotta do it.

That's how they're doing that, though.

Speaker 2

So I would think that would make sense for him to call and ask questions.

You know what I mean, like like he has access to somebody that knows, So why would you go make no mistakes?

He entertained, using the content of street urban culture based out of southern California.

Speaker 5

But in saying that, Okay, so first of all, that takes time and effort, And if you can go make money and entertain people without putting in that type of time and effort, why would you not Why would he not take the easy way out?

Speaker 2

Well, I think that's the start.

I mean, that's the same thing for me with hip hop.

But something in you it may not innately go off in them, but I do genuinely believe innately that you want to teach if you're sitting right here talking to people or creating content.

I don't know about that.

I agree, I don't think so.

Speaker 5

I mean I think that first of all, I think Glasses is making one hundred percent ninety nine percent since because I don't think that.

I don't think that everybody who gets in front of this mic or get in front of Mike's and camera want to teach.

Oh no, that's okay, you said every vibe just talk about here, But no, I don't think everybody who gets a but I do agree with Glasses that you probably should have feel like you have a responsibility to say something that makes some damn sense or teach or give some kind of food.

Speaker 1

For thought, for sure.

Speaker 5

But these guys are I'm gonna steal glasses phrase intellectually lazy and if they can get out here and make whatever they make in and just be entertaining, and that's it, and I think they're gonna take that route.

Speaker 1

People always shake shoes, the rut of the least resistance.

Speaker 2

I don't know, because when I saw somebody like, what's the dirt, who's like entertaining and streaming?

Now, his feelings were hurt that he was misled by a member of Drake's team, you know, about what was going to be released on the White Man third episode.

Speaker 1

Okay, sticking with that, huh so.

Speaker 2

Rosses FI like that Losses that is white album white Man call him it's witty because of the context of everything happened and the jokes around.

Speaker 6

Him, and it follows up from the other ship.

Speaker 1

He was like white boy, white.

Speaker 2

Boy, convincing me that that's witty, it's funny, it's funny.

Speaker 1

Your new album white man.

Speaker 6

I bet he freestyled, so he probably even thinking about that.

Speaker 1

Before we jump into the stuff.

Sho, did you see the Joe Budden ship.

Yeah, I've seen it.

Speaker 2

He said it system is hurt without Drake being great.

What does he mean but Joe mam man and everything, And it's like yo, yo, listen, he got a crazy love content.

Speaker 1

He's serious.

You think it's heious.

Speaker 6

He loves Drake, He loves Drake music.

He loves Drake music, he always says.

He always says that though I guess people that love Drake music, not getting good music from makes him feel of sign what you know what I'm saying.

Speaker 1

But this is my point about the power of hip hop.

Speaker 2

Hip hop has turned somebody who was making music on an assembly line.

Speaker 1

So it's the same music.

Shout out to the ows, my brother winners up in here.

We we fuck with.

Speaker 2

Our fan all the ours I've just said, Shout out to the power of hip hop.

That that's really going under the radar right here, this thing that I fight for and gatekeeping stand up for.

Speaker 1

He hasn't changed anything.

That's all the same shit.

Speaker 2

But what changes how culturally everybody sees him.

Clearly now they see him clearly now.

So now the music is not as cool, like it's the same music, Like I'm listening to it, like I heard what did I miss?

And it's like a good jam.

But because of all the veil is off of everybody, it's a million jokes about every song.

Speaker 1

What did I miss that?

Speaker 2

Like he's been making songs that was hella, Like if he is feminini, that's not a word, but I just made it up feminine because he's.

Speaker 1

Been making those songs.

But is crazy, I know, feminini.

I'm just talking about come on that like he so he making you've been making those type of songs.

Speaker 2

Yeah, Like we used to always kind of give him ship for being let's go, let's don't stop revenge because I let's go.

Speaker 1

Look.

Speaker 2

Let's know, No, he'd been making music that we thought was soft, but we just jammedhim anyway because they were really great records.

Speaker 1

The nigga is an incredible record maker.

Speaker 2

But now that Niggas is looking and you can see clearly Niggas is like, man that shit and he ain't great, no more like he is great.

He is great.

You lying motherfucker.

Ain't nothing wrong with him, It's something wrong with you.

You see the truth, and now you like you don't know what to do, Like, in which world is Drake not making great records?

Still the microscope is out, it's now you just look at you like, yeah, this is what he meant.

It's like it's like when you see somebody really dope, Like imagine a male singer and they made all these great love songs and then one day you realized they were singing about another man.

Speaker 1

We have that, we have that.

Patty gave it up.

Patty, let us know.

Speaker 2

Luther will not let y'all get that off to this day.

Speaker 1

Find the way to get Luther in these conversations.

Speaker 2

Let us know, no, Listen, that's why Luther protected the source of his power.

He understood that the music was more than him and he let it out.

But the thing is he protected it.

The source of Drake's power was his believability culturally.

And we didn't never get in credit.

I told y'all that long time ago.

And now Joe is acting like Drake is doing something different.

He's not doing anything different.

His song still jam You're just.

Speaker 1

Not jamming with him no more.

You're the problem.

Speaker 5

Hey, Hey, he is right, you're the problem.

Speaker 2

When Drake does, come on, now, I do.

Speaker 1

You just cringing?

Speaker 5

Like, listen to the words a little bit more, and I'm like, man, and everything go back to the case and how he handled the beating, the thrashing he got.

Speaker 2

It's like when he was talking at the end of that the little clip with the little White Lady.

They was laying in the bed and he was like, you know the six he was throwing up sound of his fingers.

Speaker 5

You be looking like, nah, it's funny that you're bringing this up.

I just had a conversation with somebody asking, what's Drake this cringey before this Kendrick situation, and he probably was, but he it just looks so much more cringy now, and you are dissecting the music a lot more like why he's saying.

Speaker 2

That shout out to revenge?

A lot of rappers look corny.

I can't even express how that's true.

The fact that.

Speaker 1

Everybody feels like you got something revealed.

Speaker 2

Because Thug is the jig is up and y'all feel like Thug was talking to the police.

Speaker 1

And now streeting it.

Speaker 2

Thug is the proferbio streeting it, bro Thug, if you just right now, stop fucking with Thug or you feel like Thug is First off, if you think Thug is a.

Speaker 1

Snitch whatever, like he talked too much for two hours.

Speaker 2

That's why you ain't supposed to talk to the police, because that's how you're gonna look every time.

But if this was is your your breaking point with Thug, If this was your breaking point, like out of all the shit, if this was your breaking point, I don't even know.

Speaker 1

What to say about you.

Speaker 6

I think I know what No, what it is is that you gotta think like the man was just in jail for two years, you know what I'm saying.

Some people will say he'd be the rico charge.

He came out like the super nigga.

He was old thug when he came out, you know what I'm saying Like that, like.

Speaker 2

He was the breaking point broke long time ago.

Don't be doing ship that show you don't a fuck about your like when the Thug becomes the proverbial face of street niggas.

Speaker 1

Thug was wearing a drinks when he was sitting at jail for a rico charge.

Speaker 2

I was confidered verbial face of street niggas.

Was one niggas think of street niggas out of Atlanta.

You think of young thug.

Why you don't think of Killer Mike or t I or Geez.

Why is thug Doug is the one nigga that warred dress?

Hain't his fingernail was calling his friends babes talking about he holding dicks in his hand?

Why is that the nigga that, oh, hold on?

They might get mad at me right there for saying this stuff.

Everything he was doing was fitting into way.

Let's hold whole ship though?

Speaker 1

That racist?

No, it is not.

It is not true.

That is not Atlanta.

Speaker 2

For that's idious city city.

Bro.

Speaker 1

What I'm trying.

Speaker 2

To get the word off, like, come on that that was gross right there?

Speaker 1

What is happening this ship with Atlanta?

Move on?

That is not Atlanta street life.

Speaker 2

Atlanta guys ain't walking around and dresses and ship that is something that's not what's happening.

I hate the community.

It's a big community over there outside.

It's a big community over there.

Though I'm with you, trapped, don't back down now you are not trap.

Speaker 1

Go ahead, Trapp say it.

Speaker 5

I don't you understanding King points?

I mean, what do you do just be running around here like tack it with the cut off.

Speaker 1

I'm with you, I'm with you.

You know, I see some stuff lately out of Atlanta that says that niggas is wearing dresses.

That's the fad.

Now, I did see that trap That's what I'm seeing.

I might be on the third though.

Speaker 2

I just thought I was getting old when people started looking at.

Speaker 1

Young's crazy street, So I said, what trapped?

Speaker 5

Maybe I was just getting old, Like I didn't I didn't understand somebody wearing their apology and wearing dresses.

Speaker 2

And Ship was the face of street music or in Atlanta?

Speaker 1

Why is he the face of street urban culture?

Speaker 2

Like, why is that the person now that everybody was like, you know, the streets is with the street urban culture or whether street music street urban culture period not your street music.

But I'm saying, I'm saying, why is he the face of it?

I don't know if why is he the face of it of Atlanta?

You saying, but why is people.

Speaker 1

Making him the face of Atlanta streets?

Speaker 2

I think Atlanta was really alternative to and like Doug Thug added, that will turn the futuristic type ship that was going on around there in time and Andre three thousand Silo had already had to go ahead, keep going.

Speaker 6

He was wearing shoulder pads and like emented him more.

Speaker 5

I don't think when he said alternative, I think he's trying to be politically correct.

Speaker 1

Right now, I'll think he meant I didn't think.

I think he I think we know what hed.

Speaker 6

I already went there with that.

Speaker 1

But not eclectic.

Speaker 2

He's not the Yeah, not that they've always had eclectic artists saying eclectic though.

I think he was.

Speaker 5

I was, I was, I was myballs on him.

Speaker 2

I don't is that the person that y'all are choosing to like the streets is done?

Because why the streets ain't done?

Because a big boy?

Why the streets ain't done?

A big boy raising his grand kid and he was cooking all the time, and he raising his grand kids.

Speaker 1

Why that can't be the street nigga.

Speaker 2

Why gotta be the nigga that's on drugs, wearing dresses, paint and nails.

Speaker 1

You know all Its so dumb, ship.

Speaker 2

Why why is that the person you out of all the street niggas in Atlanta you could choose.

I don't disrespect the thug because I'm about to go on the whole time telling you how much a Virginia's thug is what I know about.

Notice, because I'm not disrespecting him, I'm telling you the mess of things that he did.

How if I talk the thug, he could be mad at me because I said all of this?

Speaker 1

How what the fuck?

How could he be mad at blast this?

How could he be mad at me?

Coach?

He's you just said you you just okay?

Speaker 2

In so many words, you confused on why people look at him as the face of street a street culture in Atlanta.

Touching the desk at the bottom.

What are we talking about right now?

What's about the camera staying camera striker?

Speaker 5

You're talking about where the check is wearing dresses and yeah, he canted his new But for some strange reason, you think because you're talking facts about somebody, they understand that this is not meant in a in.

Speaker 1

A mean way or a militia okaynigga.

But if you can't.

Speaker 2

T out here strap you wearing shades, that's a fucked up You're saying he wearing a dress and wearing.

Speaker 1

Counsels sucked up you.

It is because he wore the facts.

Speaker 2

If you just said fact, he was a bitch in that situation.

Speaker 1

She's not wearing the council shirt.

I never one time said he was a bit.

Speaker 2

I'm just saying.

Speaker 5

But if he was, and you you, you would say it and just be sitting.

Speaker 2

There like I mean, if the niggas slapped him in the face and he turned away and walk away, and I said, man, damn, he was being a busines that situation.

Speaker 1

How could he be mad at me?

It's on TV.

Speaker 2

He was being a bitchiness.

That's like Gunna gonna being mad at me.

Glasses, Man, you said I was a snitch.

Speaker 1

Nigga is some t Yes, ma'am, I mean yes, and I agree with you.

Speaker 5

I agree these are facts, but you don't understand how somebody would be mad at it.

No, Okay, see this, while you're gonna have a bunch of niggas trying to beat you up.

Speaker 2

Now you better get back to boxing because Gunn is gonna, uh gonna be.

Speaker 1

Mad at you.

I would thug wanna fight because so when you see.

Speaker 5

Thug next time, you think he gonna be like, all right, man, you're just speaking facts, bro.

Speaker 2

No, I think he's gonna be like, Man, this is what I think about this.

What are you gonna say?

So be mad that he wore dressing.

I said he was gonna be mad.

Speaker 1

He's gonna be mad.

That's alive.

Speaker 5

So do you think what you're saying about Thug is better or worse than what you said about rick By Ross?

Speaker 2

I didn't say nothing bad about Ross Ross mad or you know his feelings were hurt.

Speaker 1

What was that you said?

A gun yours is about to be coach?

Speaker 2

What he talking about?

Speaker 1

Did you say it was a c and he came to what he says series or something like that.

No, I don't even talk about it no more, nigga, Let go the end of the world exactly.

You didn't say.

All you did was speak fast, right, they say the truth?

Speaker 2

Stop revenge.

When y'all saying he pressed somebody?

Everybody I know presses people.

That's not special.

And I'm not saying Thug ain't a street guy like any other street guy.

Speaker 1

I mean, he's a very much unique street guy.

Speaker 2

But I'm saying, why is that the face of the streets being dead?

That's of the streets being dead?

Like, why is he the face of the streets in Atlanta?

How do you think he was being left upon when he came home?

When he came on in October thirty first last year.

I was happy for him, No, but how did people look at him though?

Speaker 1

Like he came home?

He beat him like the.

Speaker 2

Black John Gott he coming home in Atlanta right there?

I mean what he was being charged with, the make it home over?

That shit didn't come home.

But that's a whole Listen, you know John Gotti beat two cakes before.

Even even if the concept is tfline, why is he the face of it?

Speaker 1

Like?

Speaker 2

Why is were niggas name street niggas?

They named that or they named this?

Like why they don't name jay Z.

He's a hustler, He's a street guy, grew up his whole life of the streets, live by street rules.

Why do you don't name him?

Why we don't name Big Okay, we're in Atlanta, Why not named Big Boy?

Why not name Ghip?

Why not name Killer Mike?

Speaker 6

Because they didn't really present themselves as being tied into the streets outside of the outside of their music.

I'm saying though.

Speaker 1

Even their everyday life showed they were tied into the streets.

Speaker 2

Why why is it the streets as always the people making a fool out themselves?

Why can't just be the gods that actually do well?

Big Boys a street nigga.

Speaker 6

All right, let's let's let's get to that definition of what the street nigga is first time.

Then maybe that then that that'd be the reason of how he could I could justify who isn't who ain't thing?

Speaker 1

I mean, are you questioning that Big Boys a street nigga?

But I'm not.

Speaker 6

I'm questioning, Like I asked people the other day, what is the statute of the meditation to not be able to be called the street niggamore?

I think Big Boy has been out to the streets for long enough that you will not call him a street.

Speaker 1

The streets long enough.

But discovery didn't show.

Speaker 2

That you're talking about him committing a crime, Like if somebody got hurt, are we willing to say that?

Speaker 5

But the majority of young thugs, fans or street niggas no, okay, So but.

Speaker 2

I don't think that's the point, Like I think what's happening is Okay, look ship, out of everybody you could pick in Atlanta, why is he the person that you're picking to represent the streets being dead?

Maybe they just picking.

Speaker 5

Maybe thug got this persona because he was one of the most popular represents.

Speaker 1

Asking why thug got a persona.

Speaker 2

I'm telling you why is he the person when something bad is happening that you're picking to be the representation.

I'm telling why.

Speaker 5

I'm telling you Nigga because Tom is not popular.

I'm telling you why.

Like you asking why, I'm telling you why because.

Speaker 6

He's Common, because comic with a crouchet add on with a match of vest to go with it, more popular?

Speaker 1

He said, Nigga died?

Why not Kendrick?

You said of Atlanta.

Speaker 2

I'm just saying because Common is not from Atlanta, so he's from Chicago.

Why not Kendrick?

Why not saying, Hey, the street guy is doing good.

Speaker 1

M Kendrick like like, I don't think good God, I.

Speaker 2

Don't think his his music comes across street to the masses.

Speaker 1

Yes it does, I don't think.

I don't think listening to Kendrick music, know that he's from the streets, but I don't think that they're looking at the streets.

Speaker 5

How we're looking at the streets though, I don't think that if Kendrick is not talking about killing the Robin Stilling selling drugs, I don't think they're looking.

Speaker 2

At it the street music.

At that point, you do you you even made a point.

Speaker 1

No, you made a point about that ship.

Speaker 5

You said that ship, you said we Why do nobody think Kendrick is from the.

Speaker 1

Streets Kennedy Ken is a theater kid.

Okay, No, no, no, that's insane.

And what's wrong?

Speaker 2

Does Kendrick not promote himself a street I don't think people understand.

Speaker 1

Okay, So okay, at someplace then y'all don't know what the street nigga is name one time.

But what I'm saying, I'm gonna move.

Speaker 2

On because thank you how many times Ken Drake?

How many times Ken Drake?

And how many times niggas that wear dresses and paint their fingernails the streeting?

Okay, so none of us are street niggas.

Speaker 1

That's what That's what I'm trying to get you.

Speaker 2

Nobody street niggas except up only niggas that wear dressing, they nails and do drugs?

Speaker 1

Is stuf?

Are you are you?

I'm not you wear dresses, you paint the nails?

You did?

I wouldn't hear right.

Speaker 2

Now, jab massive j Now nobody street niggas except niggas that paint the dresses.

Speaker 6

Are you saying?

Because because of the way he appeared and did them things like you said that wear the dress, painting his nails, that we shouldn't categorize him as a street Now.

Speaker 2

I'm asking you what street nigga in your life you ever saw do that?

At the street niggas historic do you know?

Running through queens and every bro you know?

Tell me once never saying them.

I said Atlanta's different.

I said Atlanta's different.

Speaker 1

Nigga you know, and a lot of that ever did well.

Speaker 6

A hundred two thousand ward dress.

You said he was a street now, I never said that, said big boy, Oh, big boy, Okay.

Speaker 1

Tell me a street nigga you know and your personal existence that wore dress, paint their nails, That dude that tell me they call their friend's babe, say they holding Dick's show me.

Speaker 2

I don't think the universal street niggas think.

Look at young Thug as the face of street niggas.

Speaker 5

I think he's a popular rapper who the masses who are not street people?

Speaker 2

A simple question, have y'all known a streets nigga and a history of street niggas and y'all entire life and both of you and two including what the fuck are you okaying?

We all know that we know, no nigga, I don't know, you know, like yeah, we don't know drast to knock the nigga out before outside of the cafeteria though, So.

Speaker 1

I'm telling you are his popularity.

That's pull a dress.

Who rank to niggas?

Not a fifty men over there over?

Speaker 5

Hold on, hold on, hold on a trap, Hold hold the fuck up.

I hate when we can do this, dumb ship all right, go go can give us the point?

What's this point?

And watch grass of glasses disagree with your as I keep doing.

Everybody who agree with this goddamn point, Go ahead.

Speaker 2

The whole thing is one is It's not that Atlanta has you know, thug being this you know image.

It's the way we perceive it from outside of Atlanta, like he's the nigga in Atlanta of thugs and shit like the street on we perceive it.

So you you, Glasses and Trap perceived No, you not us here particularly, But the masses out there is saying that he is now the masses of people period.

The mass is my point.

Speaker 1

That's my point.

Speaker 2

So you're making my point now now, But Glasses are saying, why is Atlanta like it should be a nigga on this feed here that should be defending Atlanta saying that's not the image of what Atlanta is portraying to people.

You see what I'm saying, Atlanta shouldn't be portraying thug as a street nigga like that, wearing a dress and fingernails.

That's why it's giving examples of other people that come from out of there that should be put forth as a real street nigga.

No, I'm just saying to add the King's point.

Speaker 1

Start, you said, none of.

Speaker 2

Us have ever in life met a street nigga that wear dresses, paint their fingernails, call their friends babe, say they holding dicks.

Speaker 1

In our entire life, we all agree with you that with that.

Speaker 2

But somehow this is the proverbial face of street niggas, which I don't believe that either.

So okay, so are you saying you don't believe he's a face of street niggas.

I know he's not, But I'm telling you this goes back into that same conversation of where people are so mad at the ghetto kids, they mad at hip hop, they mad at all of this ship because they.

Speaker 1

Like this ship is being too caught.

Speaker 2

I heard Erkle talking about it the other day, like I'm tired of the street niggas said differently.

Speaker 1

All of the above, what's that?

Ercle?

That was Rkle who said that he.

Speaker 2

Was like it wasn't a show about people going through the struggles, like like, well, I mean people like people struggling.

They like watching that because most people ain't struggling like the way people in the community is struggling.

Speaker 1

I'm just listen.

Speaker 2

If this was the thing that made you, if this was a straw that broke the camel's back on you and Thug, you already got a problem.

If this was the thing that you saw, and of all the stuff you saw that Thug did throughout all this great music and great ideas he'd been making, if this was the thing that you was like, enough is enough?

Speaker 1

You are the problem.

I agree with all that.

I do agree with that.

I agree with that.

Now let me now again again.

Speaker 2

I don't know why if Thug saw that whole thing, I don't know why would he be mad.

I wouldn't have any idea why you'd be mad he do.

No, I don't I hate when you do this, will I don't.

Speaker 1

I swear to God, I wouldn't know why.

You too smart for this.

I have no idea why the nigga would be mad.

Speaker 2

So he wore the dress, he was painting nails, he was calling his friend's babe, he was saying, he holding dicks in his hand.

He's doing this, This is what he was doing publicly.

So why the funk would he be mad at me?

Because I'm repeating what he's doing.

Speaker 5

So logically that makes all the sense in the world.

But you know, most niggas don't move off of just straight emotional.

So you know when you say you don't understand why why was he emotional?

If he wore the dress, you do understand.

You you for sure understand why he'll be mad.

Speaker 1

No, I don't.

Speaker 5

To you, it doesn't make sense why he'd be mad.

I wouldn't understand, now, No, I don't Why would he be mad?

Speaker 1

Coach?

What you just saying?

What was saying that thug is not street?

Okay?

Won't you just say it?

Speaker 2

Coach?

Speaker 1

I don't know.

I don't know.

Speaker 2

I don't know what he's saying or not.

You know, are you saying that?

Speaker 1

I don't know?

Speaker 2

I think thug is a criminal, but I don't know.

I never met a street nigga in my life.

Damn you guys.

So you're on the fence right now.

If he's on, so it's a criminal.

Speaker 1

I think everybody think all criminals are street niggas.

See the street niggas.

Listen, that's what I think.

I think King is right.

Speaker 2

Listen to you saying you think, okay, so now you know you can fuck up all right?

Speaker 1

Okay?

Speaker 5

So so are you waffling in your mind about Doug being the street nigga right now?

Speaker 2

That's how I've been waffling this whole time.

But this wasn't the straw that broke the camel's back for me.

All criminals aren't streets.

Some criminals are police, some criminals are politicians.

Speaker 1

They're not all streets.

Street is when you make your living on the curve doing crime.

Do you think Thug never made some h You don't think he ever was drug No, that's not saying I don't think he a d boy or none of that.

Boy.

No, you don't think Coach got something different?

Speaker 5

You don't think, But you don't think that the every because he wore addressed and put painting his fingernails.

Speaker 1

You thought he was never slanging doing nothing.

I'm telling you those are all further proofs that he wasn't doing.

Speaker 2

So let me ask you this question that between Thug and Little nos Oh Whoa, we all know that Nas is not a street nigga.

Speaker 1

I know, but is it a game that Thug is doing like Nas is doing.

We're dresses saying that, yes, okay.

Speaker 2

Because I don't think I don't think thug.

Thug is not saying he's gay.

Thug is doing everything that makes you think gay, but he's saying he's not gay, so he's gay faced.

So Atlanta might have some gay facing people there.

It's a couple of gay facing people there in Atlanta.

Okay, let's call it Ug for sure.

To get a gay facer like you call him, I don't believe that gay face for sure, it's gay face.

Speaker 1

Okay.

Speaker 2

I get you on that.

I ate you on him, and I get you.

Speaker 5

And if you're trying to say, if your premise is that he's not a street nigga, okay, I'm with you.

Speaker 1

I'm with you there, I get it.

I'm just saying.

I'm just saying, Okay, there's three things.

Definitely a street nigga.

One I don't.

Speaker 2

Yeah, traphing definitely I doubt he made a diamond the streets.

You actually gotta think, you gotta think, at least think about it.

Speaker 1

Travel.

You can't vouch for him being the street niggas come.

I don't, no, I don't heard.

Speaker 6

I don't heard about play people that that's that's from out there.

Speaker 2

That's no all like that though, that doesn't say that.

Really.

The problem is when you think of somebody will fight shooting all that that make them street niggas.

That's another problem that niggas have about the culture.

I don't like that.

Neither everybody fights shooting ship.

That's not special to the streets.

It don't mean you're street.

That's like being a criminal means you streak.

Speaker 1

It don't so.

Speaker 2

You so if you're getting down, you're getting down for for for hold on.

Speaker 6

First off, it's a whole, it's a whole.

I'm not even going I'm not gonna put that on because we getting called like that though.

But you know affiliation like that though, big so can you can you be affiliated and not be one?

Speaker 1

Yes?

Speaker 6

Okay, well right.

Speaker 2

Again, I'm not I don't I'm not saying I don't think thug is a criminal.

Obviously, he's fought crime, and I mean he's he's fought charges.

I'm saying that.

I don't think he he prides himself the way Tip does as a street nigga.

I don't think he prides himself in being a street nigga the way Jeez he does, the way that Big Boy does, the way Killer Mike does.

It's different because you wouldn't wear a dress and paint your fingernails.

I don't think Doug is homosexual, Mikey.

I don't think none of that is true.

I just think the problem is is when people keep trying to I think I think there's a lot of outside opinions on what the streets is really about.

Okay, and it's starting to be weird to me.

Okay, right, and that's a different conversation.

Speaker 1

But look, that's Wednesday.

Speaker 2

We wanted to talk about Wednesdays.

Speaker 1

This whole thing is marketing.

Now.

I don't know where switched.

Speaker 2

That everything can't be marketing glasses.

Speaker 1

It is.

Speaker 2

Everything is marketing.

The fact that y'all thought will be the problem, I hear me.

I'm here, got okay, get me.

I was very interested to see, Okay, hit me.

Speaker 1

A good magic trick.

Bro.

Speaker 2

Something about it is real, and then there's a few things that happen with it that turn it into this very entertaining, professional galvanizing thing.

Speaker 1

So now in thug.

Speaker 2

Shit, maybe the interrogation audio is real.

Maybe one of the phone calls.

Maybe maybe because I'm not sure, like I'm like when I'm watching marketing, I'm very mindful.

Okay, okay, but most of them phone calls, they recorded them theyselves.

Yeah, and the proof is Trap been telling me this and I and I was like, hell no, Trap, I said, I haven't heard of Clay Coot tag.

Speaker 1

So I'm blaming you for this now, Trap.

Speaker 2

Oh no, no, I haven't heard of Clay Coot tag.

Like, and let's say he's not in Clayton County Correctional Facility, whatever tag he's in.

Speaker 1

I haven't heard a TAG at all.

I haven't had a TAG.

Speaker 2

I'm listening to probably two three hours at this point, five to ten minute, twelve minute, all this stuff.

Speaker 1

I haven't heard a TAG.

Speaker 2

Okay.

Speaker 1

I was telling you you got one man they left j W.

Speaker 2

This is what I'm talking about when I said tag, Hello, this is a collect call from blah blah blah.

Speaker 1

From the Clayton County for correctional facility.

Speaker 2

Uh this blah blah blah blah blah call.

Speaker 6

This is that this pres want to press five?

You want to take the call that.

Speaker 2

This or just that you're on the phone to let you know that you're on a jail call.

Speaker 6

That's even the beacon signed the beeping sign that be happening to be happening every so like that, so that happened to hum quotes.

Speaker 2

Fuck the time, everybody don't have the time, but they have to update you that this is a jail phone call and it's being recorded.

Speaker 1

I'm gonna say right now to what marketing is going?

Crazy?

Is going?

Is they losing me with some of these marketing tacks they're taking.

Should be fired to me that what I said, jail that's not this nigga is crazy.

Speaker 2

Nigga, that's crazy man.

Speaker 1

He's a crazy man.

Speaker 5

Okay, but I'm gonna get back on that.

But do y'all niggas think y'all taking his marketing ship too far to where.

Speaker 2

Y'all like, no, No, you're not going far enough.

You're just being You're just being not like I said, like I said earlier, you gotta start looking at pictures.

We're looking at pictures.

Sounds like you did whip up.

When you're looking at pictures, though, you gotta stop.

You look at the color of the pictures.

The you gott look at the frame, look at you got back up.

Look it's the frame and everything right there.

And I'm saying, because you just look at this on the picture and what's what's going on, You're gonna miss out everything about the whole situation.

You say, he's a genius if he did put these tapes out, these new one phone calls to put the fire round of the interrogation.

Speaker 1

No, Terry, I think that.

Okay, this damage control too.

Speaker 2

You know what I'm saying, crazy, Okay, because a mass like I think somebody else leaked the interrogation.

Speaker 1

The audio.

Okay, okay, so he's doing this to put the fire round on.

Speaker 5

Oh no, let me ask you a question.

So is he writing the Okay?

So the audio came out of the interrogation and he knew he couldn't stop it.

You think he You think he'd like, all right, we gotta make sure some ship now and now we put out the audio of the of the jocos or did he ride the wave of the audio?

Speaker 2

So this is Okay, Now I will have to take more time, but I'll say this.

This is this is my thought, This is how a movie script would play out.

Speaker 1

This is.

Speaker 2

Okay, Gunner, he's starting to lean harder on Gunner.

He's starting to lean harder on Gunner.

Right, He's like, man, this nigga snitch.

He doubling trippling down on it.

Right, he doubling tripping down, doubling tripling down.

Okay, right, doubling tripling down.

Gunner's team has access because this interrogation ship is in discovery, discover, right, because this is a part of the case.

Right, they brought up different things, are building a whole reco Okay, so they have all this stuff, So Gunner's team has access to it, or anybody on the was it the Public Access Act, whatever it is, Whatever it is an act, you can get access to it.

Speaker 1

So they leak it.

Speaker 2

Whoever leaks it now, whether it's Gunner side, whether it's somebody else, is getting nosy and getting it boomed.

Speaker 1

It happens, right.

Speaker 2

And then a phone call leaks, right, But that phone call could have been a part of discovery.

Somebody saw what was happening and realized, here is the moment here is something that we could use school and make it work.

So they made him start talking about every person popular that would go viral.

Speaker 6

So so it's like this, right, I think it was.

I think what it was was to the fact of he wasn't getting like, yo, you gotta think thun Benhols is what I told the thirty first.

You know what I'm saying.

He dropped the he dropped the single with future Ship Ship was the fucking dud and he didn't do nothing.

They had put a great video out and all that shit for it, I'm saying.

So he sat back a little bit more and was to know what his name wasn't being mentioned?

You know what I'm saying.

None of this ship though, So I think that they could have possibly, you know what I'm saying.

When when when that interrogation came out.

You know what I'm saying, I think they had they had to find all right, they mentioned for the terrogation.

Right now, what else can we put out right now to keep to keep the momentum going.

You know what I'm saying, It's about time for the momentum.

It needs to keep going.

If the phone call started coming out, hold on I'm gonna.

Speaker 2

Say two things, dude.

Speaker 5

So I've always been on the on the on the fence about Glasses being crazy or crazy like a fox and Trap.

Speaker 1

Always just thought you was fucking crazy.

Speaker 5

But now y'all niggas have this.

I think that you guys make me overthinking this.

I'm gonna be honest with you, like this is y'all think this is really?

Now this don't go on glasses top five if he right about this, top five of of of good pulls, because I don't know if this is marketing, guys, it's not really even deep.

Speaker 1

The fact that y'all making like this will be challenging.

Speaker 2

And it's crazy, like this is not even like what is the game from this.

Speaker 1

I'm talking about?

Speaker 2

He just did an interview with Bank the fucking interview at one hundred and fifty thousand people live, Okay, his exposure is through the roof, so he drops a song.

Speaker 5

It doesn't matter if this is really okay, and I'm going with you now, I'm gonna give you your answer right now.

Speaker 1

If this is really.

Speaker 5

Marketing, he is not a street nigga at all, Like it ain't no more.

He's not a street nigga because your image or what you're about with your brand or whatever should be a little more important than this.

Speaker 2

This for some fucking market.

He wears a dress of paint.

Now that's okay, that's what I say.

Speaker 1

Him.

Speaker 2

The fact, Yeah, this would be the thing for for the for people to look at the about.

Speaker 1

Oh this is enough?

Is enough?

If this is the fucking thing, something is wrong with you.

How is this the thing?

Speaker 5

I never thought the image of the face of street street culture.

So that's this is nothing to me.

But I'm saying for glasses for you to be like waffling about it, he's a THU street nigger.

Speaker 1

No he's not.

These are all your answers right here lined up.

Speaker 2

But I'm telling you, listen, coach is missing the biggest thing doing.

Speaker 1

I don't think he's not saying nothing in these call.

Speaker 2

No, it's the it's the tag.

Like you say that the tag gets a call with no tak.

Yeah, that's what coaches not understanding.

That's what makes it seem fake.

Coach, Okay, I'm.

Speaker 5

Not saying saying, it's not some crazy evidence that y'are putting together to make to give y'all some points.

But that doesn't y'all know what y'all saying doesn't make it ext one hundred percent.

Speaker 2

You're right, glasses, I think we're too far when he said that he's named everybody to get.

You have no idea how many different the calls could be fair, But I think the calls could be set up, calls fake or somebody did something the o AI or something.

The only reason why I'm even entertaining this shit from classes because he'd be right on this ship a lot.

Speaker 1

Shut up, No, it's it's a fact.

Speaker 2

I'm not gonna say answer fact because it hasn't come out those but but.

Speaker 1

Better music because he fucking sober.

That's by him stuff, by himself being around his peoples, no more thinking to himself.

Speaker 2

He fucking that's why you don't fucking like the music no more, because he's fucking sober, because he has to articulate his thoughts, because now he's really being pressed.

You never heard, you never heard, but the genius don't mean you actually good at this.

That's that's true.

Speaker 1

So you come and then liking music is preferent.

Speaker 2

Drake been making fire ass records for fifteen years, then all all of a sudden, Joe Budden and back like his records.

Ain't firing them.

Ain't nothing wrong with his record, It's something wrong with you.

The way you see him change.

It's a listen, the problem with music.

He's sober.

I like the song Stugg put out.

I like the last one was like that, that's kind of tight.

But I'm actually this.

So you think he's so.

Speaker 1

He's always been a marketing genius.

You don't care he would wear.

Speaker 2

But it's the same dude.

That's why I told another that the same dude cover and you think all this an album cover he'll do.

Speaker 1

He'll go to album cover, You're gonna wear a dress because I'm not a genius.

Speaker 2

I'm new coaches going and I just wanted because that be my thing about glasses.

He'd be looking at all this Kanye West and I mean, I'm gonna do it, and then he'd be like, this is genius, and.

Speaker 1

I'll be looking at this Nike a lot.

Every it's done.

Speaker 2

For the fact that he won't do he won't be success.

No, I'm not doing Doug gotta be a successful long time ago.

If I wanted to do any of that, that ship, No, I'm not doing that.

Listen, it's a lot of fire ideas, lemonade, that was fire, the moving trucks at the house, take the picture.

Speaker 1

You know, all of a sudden you got an album.

You know what I mean?

You just came up with the album in about a month.

That shit is genius.

Speaker 5

But is it genius or is it just he's getting something out of it right now?

If this is true, and like Kanye, when he does a shit, they get them out of it at that moment, but they lose a lot in the back end.

Speaker 2

Like you, you will always be you in the back end because you will not make these type of decisions.

If that genius to try to get some instant gratification and then look, but lose everything you've built up in the process of doing this type of shit.

Speaker 1

What does he really do?

This is so kan did all that it made too billion?

Speaker 2

If this would be the thing that would make you lose theug out of everything in the world, out of all the crazy shit he did, If this is your break moment, like you know what, this is enough?

Speaker 1

Him talking about Gloiala is the that's it?

Speaker 2

Talk about glove?

Speaker 1

How dare you talk about Kendrick Lamar?

Enough is enough?

Lion?

Speaker 2

He was wearing a fucking dress.

You should have been logged off.

He painted his fingernails.

You should have been logged off.

He call him his free his babe.

That's my babe and my love.

Ben log off.

He was asshole nigga on the album cover, Been logged off interview talking.

Speaker 1

About Michael Brow, like, we don't fucking on that shit.

Speaker 6

Man.

Speaker 2

We out here wearing domon MIU will care about all that shit.

Man, This is rib fly shit.

Ben logged off.

If this is your moment to log off, you full of fucking shit.

You ain't logged off.

You're going with the sway of the net and that's beyond it.

I agree with you on everything you just say.

Speaker 1

Right now, this is not the moment.

Speaker 2

People logging off.

Speaker 1

People don't give a fuck.

They act like they care.

Man, people don't care.

Speaker 2

Nobody really listen.

People act like they want gun to the wind.

No, they think gun are getting bullied.

They don't realize Gunna bitch ass nigga.

Yet that's fucked up when he is a bitch ass nigga because he won't come out and just say, hey, this is what I did.

Speaker 1

I was wrong.

I should have never did this.

So until that point, it's pressure.

Speaker 2

Right, So people right now feel like he's being bullied because people are calling.

Speaker 1

Him a snitch.

They're like, well, he got his life together.

You know, look, he's in shape and he it's a million things that's driving people like you would think the streets is picking off Gunner.

And Gunn is not a street nigga himself.

Speaker 5

So but okay, And I'm not disagreeing with you saying gun is a bitch ass nigga a band but but and I'm just wondering why is getting the past pass for what?

Speaker 1

Is he a band?

Two?

Speaker 2

I'm telling you listen, gun is a bitch asz nigga because he snitched on a nigga that made him a millionaire.

I don't know.

Speaker 1

I don't know if that him period.

Speaker 2

That's what I'm saying.

Are as nigga will make him a snitch ass niggas him snitching, We'll make him a bitch azz niggas him trying to not caring about a nigga that made him millions and millions of dollars.

That's like if I say, right here, talk about Stunner, that's some bitch ass shit facts.

That's like if Drake said, right there, talk about Stunner, that's some bitch ass ship.

Or if Drake sit there talk about Wayne, that's some bitch ass ship.

Or if anybody that do anything, that's some bitch ass.

Speaker 5

This said that, Yeah, because that's coming next Drake by talking.

I don't give a about Drake.

But I'm just saying, like, so, because the nigga helped you get some bread in your pocket, made you a million, make you give you, help you get a billion bucks from my house, help you get a million bucks your case, that's.

Speaker 2

Cool that that nigga do a bit.

If he do bitch that stuff after he helps you get money, you can't call it out.

Now he thought limits.

Speaker 5

Now because he helped you get some bread, he didn't call him out.

I'm saying if you, if you, but but he's gonna do some he's stunning.

Go tell now we gotta just.

Speaker 2

By tom Be like stun A told, I'm just not gonna make it.

I'm not gonna make it my It's not gonna be my complete thing to make it a business.

But I'm not saying this because he talked ship.

I'm telling you because he didn't care about the freedom of a nigga that made him a multi millionaire.

Speaker 1

I think the multi making him a multi millionaire have ship to do it?

Speaker 2

Oh, I got everything to do.

I got everything to do with it.

Like it's like, it's the reason why the Bible tell you not like your father.

Speaker 1

It is.

Speaker 2

Money don't make you my god.

Now, money don't make you my daddy.

Opportunity, that's all your dad did.

Give you an opportunity.

Oh, that's not all my dad did.

What are you talking about right now?

Speaker 1

People?

Speaker 2

Dads don't what IF's why you don't get no children?

But what are you talking about right now?

That's not all daddies.

Speaker 5

New is running around here talking about giving niggas opportunities and all the time.

Speaker 1

Yeah, you that's some of the jobs.

Let me start off.

I don't know my father.

Speaker 2

You know why I won't call him a bitch ass nigga because he gave me life exactly, nothing else exactly, and life as opportunities.

Speaker 1

That's all.

It is an opportunity to go out and do something.

Speaker 2

Okay, So are you okay?

Are you making my point?

Speaker 1

Now?

Speaker 2

Are you making your point?

Speaker 1

So?

Speaker 5

Your your father gave you opportunity and gave you life, my life, So okay, are you saying you didn't call him a bitch I think you do.

Speaker 1

I won't call him a bitch ass nigga.

Okay, that's good, that's good.

Good for you, that's what I'm saying.

What I'm saying, that's good for you, nigga.

Speaker 2

If my dad gave me, gave me life and then do nothing else for me and just put he's a bitch ass nigga to me now, But I ain't give him no pass because he gave me life.

Speaker 1

Nigga.

So now you're not a bit tess niggat.

But but you talking about some old crazy ship.

You are because you're.

Speaker 2

Titled, because I mean, what the fuck are you talking about what your father is supposed to do for you?

Speaker 1

Oh yeah, remember remember the song?

Like you got such a low level for it, because this is what a nigga, because this is what a street nigga's about.

Speaker 2

No, just coming from a nigga who air daddy, I guess I don't understand, like their minim I don't get.

Speaker 1

It, Like what is happening right now?

Speaker 2

Like because you keep saying that daddy needs that they're supposed to do all this, they don't.

Speaker 1

That's why kids are.

Speaker 5

Entitled now Okay, whoa they are?

Speaker 1

You're daddy to be daddy your fire title.

Speaker 5

You're entitled wait man, when your daddy was being a daddy, you you entitled mother.

Speaker 2

Because you keep thinking of daddy means that they have to do all this other stuff you don't.

Speaker 7

Okay, so it does does mean you listen listen on on between being a sperm.

Speaker 1

Get that name nigga.

Speaker 5

Okay, first of all, this come from a nigga who try till we do up out of it.

So what are you talking about?

Speaker 1

That mind?

Get that name of great us for adoption?

You can't listen?

Do you do?

Speaker 2

You understand how many things in the animal kingdom?

Homy and like make a kid?

And that's it like the fact that and this is what's wrong with kids?

Speaker 1

Now you have me?

Speaker 2

Are you supposed to do this?

Niggas have lost your fucking mind?

And that's why we saying certain things.

You don't get about the streets.

Speaker 1

That's scared.

Speaker 2

So what's wrong with kids?

Is they not lions?

Speaker 1

What do you mean?

Anybody?

You bet?

Speaker 2

I said what you think?

Look coach, no, no, no, you're right.

He got a point there, he does he know what I think?

So you're right, he is right.

Listen, this belief that you have kids and people have to take care of you is a lie.

Speaker 1

Can't nobody make you take care of what?

Speaker 2

I think?

Can't nobody make you take care of your kids?

Ain't nobody force you to?

You can leave your kids at the fire stations.

They can be adopted.

And if you somebody in this life give you an opportunity, especially to change your life, that should be held near and dear to your heart.

Appreciate it like the sit you say it no matter.

That's also why I love my dad.

Right, So, my biological father didn't raise me at all.

I just met the nigga the other day.

Speaker 1

But I'm great soul.

I have life.

Speaker 2

I have opportunity to go out and live this life and experience something.

My dad, I give you more the credit for taking his time and raising me.

That's the point.

All of it is opportunity to do it.

I get a shout out to the lunch table.

This shit hurts y'all feelings.

Y'all think I'm hurt.

No, I realized, don't nobody owe shit to me in this world.

That's what being the street nigga's about.

See, when you're not a street niggas.

You think people owe you something, You think you're supposed to get something because you exist.

Speaker 1

Oh this is my dad, he's supposed to know.

They don't know.

They don't.

Nobody owe you nothing in his life.

Speaker 2

So when somebody, even a motherfucker that made you go out, they way to do shit, you should really care.

This hurt niggs.

Speaker 1

Hurt niggas.

Speaker 2

So so so for due responsibility, they able to be labeled a father.

Though a father is a scientific title for when you make a child.

It don't mean no, no, because a sperm don't a lot of father for that's all it is.

It means don't a father?

A father?

A father person who's instilled, who instills principles, and the and the and the personally even brought into the earthone they lay responsibilities, got into this world, and that person still your father.

Speaker 1

It's biological, man, what are you talking about?

Sperm donor?

Speaker 2

Sperm donors, a sperm dona, big father, a following person who does the job.

Title ship cool, that's cute and your feelings, Yeah, that's cool.

Speaker 1

That's just say the truth.

Do you need why do I want to note?

Speaker 2

How things can be sure?

Because a title y'all think, well I had somebody had a kid.

That means that don't mean nothing.

And I'm telling you that.

Speaker 6

So the person, since the raise, a creat creative person, brings them into this earth, you know what I'm saying, but doesn't instilled none of none of it, none of that, none of the building that the child needs in their life, you know what I'm saying, to grow and be it and be a prospering, whether women or man.

Speaker 2

They can still call himself a father though or but they biologically they're a father.

Speaker 1

Yeah.

Biologically, yeah, brother, we know that right there.

Yeah, because that's what.

Yeah, we're not talking about how you feel about these types.

Speaker 2

That's something about principles.

Speaker 1

And I'm not they're not doing the right job.

Speaker 2

I know I'm not.

Speaker 1

I'm not calling your.

Speaker 5

Ship in the situation because it's just the bad father, because it would be a wonderful father is wonderful.

Speaker 1

This is him?

Say what he is again?

Speaker 2

He's just a bad father.

Speaker 1

That's it.

He's a bad dad.

He's a bad father.

He's just a bad father.

No, he's not a father, bro.

What he's doing?

Speaker 5

No, no, no, no spring right from a one second track, Hold on, no kid, Hold on, hold on, who's father G.

Speaker 2

Why you don't have why you don't have kids?

Speaker 1

I just don't know.

Speaker 5

That is not why you don't have kids, because you know you it take time and all that type of ship that handle kick because you know, for god damn sure if he had a if G had a kid right now, a lot of sh he do right now, he wouldn't do because he know he'll put time in his child that you will be a know you right now, Nigga.

I always man, I talk about this on the top that Nigga G would be the best daddy of all time.

Sure know when that Nigga talk to my kids, I'd be like, man, that Nigga will be a great daddy.

Speaker 2

And that's why you don't have kids.

He don't have kids because he know he ain't gonna put the time and energy right now that himself.

That's why I am ready to be selfless.

I still could be a father without doing that.

But you wouldn't know you you, You wouldn't be a fither.

But but the same principles that would make me raise my kids are the same principles that I would never snack.

Speaker 1

No, there it is, you would be a father nigga.

And the reason I will, the reason.

Speaker 2

I would raise my child into his old age like my dad does for me, is because.

Speaker 1

I wouldn't snatch the same person that was snitched.

Speaker 2

Wouldn't be a great father.

The reason these are all personal things that drive you.

They're all personal things that drive you.

The fact that shout out to everybody at the table, they got Glass to sound crazy.

Speaker 1

Glass, No, y'all motherfuckers don't get this world.

And this be my point.

We don't get it.

Speaker 2

We don't know.

You don't because it's somewhere you don't think that people gotta raise you.

We don't people, We don't get it.

Sixty years ago, Glass, people have you didn't drop you off at somebody's doorstep and ship nigga, Like what.

Speaker 1

Do you but you can?

But you could drop kids off now at that fire.

You could adoption and don't raise and don't get no trouble, and get no trouble.

Speaker 2

These are bad parents.

They're yeahs, bad mother bad fathers.

Speaker 1

They're bad parents.

But they're still fathers and mothers.

Bad fathers and mothers.

Speaker 5

Yes, so you think it so because you got the option of being a bad father of a mother.

You think that you shouldn't raise your children.

Speaker 2

That's what I'm saying.

What's what's happening right now?

Speaker 1

He's saying.

Speaker 2

He's saying biologically yes, shoot all the father or the mother.

You know what I'm saying, you don't have the responsibilities.

You could be an irresponsible father and mother.

Speaker 1

Okay, I don't even know if it's even irresponsible.

That's what.

See, that's you're not listening.

See you'll be on bullshit like you don't be listening to this nigga enough.

This nigga is white.

Speaker 2

It's a lot of people that should have put their kids up for He is a wild man.

Speaker 1

He's a cross that was irresponsible parents and get.

Speaker 2

Some asshole that thought they could do the fucking job and fuck somebody other human being right, fuck because they thought they could do the fucking.

Speaker 1

There was irresponsible parent with theel.

You see the problem with classes.

He will get you for thirty, will get you for thirty.

Speaker 2

Long enough, something will show his jewel, Harry.

But some people be so horrible at parenting and don't want to make the sacrifices but do a half fast job.

Speaker 1

They need to be adopted.

Speaker 2

Would you would you be a no?

Speaker 1

Because I know you would everybody know, anybody who knows you know.

The difference is because I'm the same person that wouldn't snitch.

Speaker 2

I'm the same person that would be accountable for decisions I made.

Act like he never seen somebody said, damn them, people shouldn't have those kids.

You never seen nobody everything you responsible, irresponsible?

Somebody dropped their kid off at a fire station or or to be adopted.

I'm telling you, it depends on what's happening.

Irresponsible, responsible for the kids.

Speaker 5

So I think Glasses is doing the most responsible thing I've ever seen a nigga who not have a kid doing.

Because I think that he doesn't have a kid, because he knows right now at this.

Speaker 1

Time, and what I could he doesn't sound flips.

I heard he's not having a kid, and I respect the ship out of that.

Speaker 2

I think if you have a kid and you're not ready to take care of it, that's the irresponsible part.

Speaker 1

That I'm telling you.

Listen, these are I'm not talking about that.

Speaker 2

This started off with the simple thing, right you saying it shouldn't matter when somebody give you opportunity.

I'm telling you it does.

And it started off with saying my biological father who had nothing to do.

Speaker 1

With me in life raising me.

I just met him the other day.

Little Richard is my uncle.

I just found that out the other day, Little Richard, little Richard is my uncle.

I didn't even know that we talking about the real Little Richard.

Speaker 2

Yes, that's my grandfather's brother.

That clears up from four brothers.

That's my grandfather's four brother.

So I this is what I'm saying.

Pepper met, You missed it.

I said, I owe my father the respect of getting this opportunity for bringing you in.

Speaker 1

That's it.

Now.

Speaker 2

Could I argue with him and talk about what he could have did, Sure, but that wouldn't be street so.

Speaker 6

In that case, right, So I'm doing the gap the last episode.

So, so, do you feel like Lebron James owes his father something?

Speaker 2

We I mean, I listen, I'm a streeting street nigga.

He'll probably be mad at his daddy.

He'll probably be mad and let his anger vent to his daddy and all that imped up up years later, right when he was like thirty two, he propped up.

I'm telling you, man, you don't think it's no street niggas mad at their dad for not being in there and they probably do drugs and get drunk.

Speaker 1

It's niggas right now.

Sober.

Speaker 2

If you sober, you're supposed to remember this.

Listen, man, the thing about the streets.

Shout out to everybody that really came up in the streets.

Shout out to jay Z, Shout out to Killing Mike, Shout out to all the people that nobody else want the name the Kensick Lamar's.

They act like they're not street because I guess they carry themselfs like they got some sense.

Speaker 1

They all understand.

Opportunity is everything.

Kendrick Lamar just had a whole fucking CD talking about therapy.

Nigga like so all because what I'm telling you, it's nothing wrong with it.

You don't need nothing wrong with that.

You know when you need therapy.

Speaker 2

When you get fucking entitled, and you know what, I don't, you get entitled, you lose gratitude.

Speaker 1

So then the world start looking crazy to you.

Speaker 2

That's why the first thing therapist tell you, they do start blaming everybody else.

Speaker 1

Cut them off, barriers, barriers me.

You don't gotta do much for me.

It's easy.

I don't think you owe me nothing.

Speaker 2

I'm grateful, simple as that simple as that, and I'm still gonna be honest with what I think.

So like like listen, like my biological father, I owe him thank you, and that's why I never cussed him out.

Speaker 1

God bless me.

I got a dad.

Speaker 2

I got a nigga that took his time out that didn't made me and raised me.

That's my motherfucking daddy.

Speaker 1

But you do understand that.

Speaker 2

But I got respect for the person that gave me the opportunity to exist, even if he didn't do nothing special.

Speaker 1

I'm not saying you.

I'm not saying however you feel.

Speaker 2

I'm telling you the streets raised you to be that grateful at opportunity because you sit around a bunch of people who don't have have anything just like you don't.

Now, it's not about what I think, it's about this is the truth.

That's why I respect good Bar because he did something he didn't have to do.

So I got the respecting differently, even in my biological.

Speaker 1

Okay, okay, I understand you respecting good Bar.

Speaker 2

I get it.

Speaker 1

No, he did something he didn't have to do.

Me respect good Bars where you past it.

Real street niggas niggas understand that he and the daddy.

Speaker 2

Is something that you gotta do.

Speaker 5

That's a real street nigg The reason why you be a good street niggas because you won't nitch because you're real street niggas.

Real street niggas understand that that's being a good daddy, something that.

Speaker 1

You gotta do.

Speaker 2

I'm telling you being a good dad.

I'm telling you.

The problem is when we first started.

I'm telling you, it don't take much to be a father, I said away, we look at it, I'm telling you, But then to actually go out and make somebody else life, your primary reason of existing is different.

Shout out the king.

Jam Glass is saying this because he's successful.

That's a lie, King jam I was saying that.

When I used to sell dope, I grateful everything that everybody felt in those situations, but I chose to decide whatever I had is enough.

Speaker 1

That's what being street is about.

Speaker 2

It's about what y'all don't get about hip hop that I've been preaching to y'all all this time is hip hop is about taking nothing and making something.

That's why I'm so grateful for hip hop.

So when y'all ask me, like Glass, why you re fighting, why you feel like because it's something from nothing.

I think it's set changed my life.

I think that's poverty.

Poverty, I'm telling.

Speaker 5

I think that's what And I think sometime we can kind of get confused with us being united by the streets and us not being connected by poverty.

Really is because poverty.

We all being poverty stricken.

Like my dad ain't streat but he grew up in Mississippi.

He went through poverty.

And I think that that's what he got in communy with glasses or what he got or he went got in common with all you guys.

Speaker 1

We all was poverty stricken.

But and that's when you take something out of nothing.

I mean, but it's not just poverty, coach.

Speaker 2

Hip hop.

Hip Hop is the pride in taking nothing and making it something.

Hip Hop is pride.

It's how you wear that shit because it ain't nothing but construction boots.

Speaker 1

It ain't nothing.

Hold up, coach, it ain't not but construction boot.

Speaker 2

But just feel me.

Speaker 1

It ain't nothing about construction boots.

Coach.

It ain't nothing but construction boots.

Speaker 2

But you pull the laces out, you make them loose, and you walk around in the motherfuckers like they balleies.

Speaker 1

You walk around in them like they bally.

Speaker 2

You can't speak good English, you don't have the best, but you talk that slang and you pop it like you the most intelligent nigga breathing air.

Black people have been doing that shit forever though before I'm telling you, but this particular thing is it in the street, nigga, that's how we got soul food black people saying.

Speaker 1

The ship forever.

Agree, But this is it with the streets combined.

This is it with the street combined.

Speaker 2

This is it with the streets combined, where it's a level of pride, you taking some shit and putting a bunch of shit together and you making it work, and it's you proud of it.

Speaker 5

I'm gonna say this though, you know, and I'll be a straight advocate for most of your definitions.

I'd be like that coach, and I got a good definition.

But I don't know if I if this makes you streak, if you if you have an issue with your dad.

Speaker 1

Not being a dad, I mean, if you could you cool with that?

Speaker 5

I don't know if I'm telling you if you mad, listen, if you mad because your daddy wasn't a dad to you, I.

Speaker 1

Don't know if I'm Street now.

I'm telling you.

Speaker 2

If you don't understand that this world don't owe you nothing, you missing a point of what being street is about altogether, including the motherfuckers that made you.

Speaker 1

Don't owe you nothing.

I get the world though, or you shit so at one place.

Speaker 2

If you feel any sense of entitlement that they owe you something, you are now the problem.

Speaker 1

And know you are not Street.

Speaker 2

Get your shit together, Go see a therapist, Go sit down, figure out your own fucking life because you here now.

Don't sit on this motherfucker or this person didn't do nothing.

Just stop wasting your time.

Speaker 1

That is not it.

Take your circumstances and make the best side of him.

That's what it is.

That's what being street is all about.

Speaker 2

And I get that.

I do understand that.

Speaker 1

But you are giving the passes.

Speaker 2

I'm not giving the past.

I'm telling nothing because I'm not talking about the man that's doing it.

I'm telling it the motherfucking man that's twenty one years old.

But you also given past, but you also not giving Okay, I don't know because if you'll see I talked the gun, imagine how I will talk to that person.

So you don't know, No Street niggas with father issues.

Speaker 1

Yes, but I'm telling you the problem.

I'm telling you that's the problem.

Speaker 2

That's why they weak ass street niggas may be the type of nigga that's gonna tell.

Speaker 1

Yo, Daddy'll be telling you.

Don't tell.

Now.

There's some there's some there's some some truth in that, for sure.

I think there's some truth in that.

Speaker 5

There's some truth in that being daddy, being a good having a good father in your life will probably help you.

Speaker 1

I'm not on the.

Speaker 2

I can't hear what he said.

I agree with him what he said.

Everybody think I'm crazy.

Speaker 1

I'm used to it.

Speaker 2

Shout out to Khalip Khalif been my partner homie.

I did knew Khalif since we was probably eighteen nineteen twenty years old.

I had a wee spot next to this house.

We live next to each other.

Then comptent in the motherfucking in t flash hood, right, I've been knowing him.

Speaker 1

Ask him he's in this right now.

Speaker 2

The trash vegan this how I've been talking since I've been talking like this in seven and I get how it sounds, but it's what I believe.

It's what I carry myself is what I compare to the best of us.

Now, if you're looking at the worst of us, it's different.

If thug is your representation of what you think street life and Atlanta look like, and this is the straw that broke the camel back for you, I think you're the problem.

Speaker 1

I think you're the problem.

They're just accepting anything.

Speaker 2

I think you're the problem.

I think the truth is you have to be grateful.

No shout out to skating tread lightning Glass need therapy.

Every human means therapy.

But my problem in therapy.

That's why I don't need therapy, because I know don't nobody owe me shit.

And if I walk in there that lady I'll owed three hundred and fifty dollars an hour.

Speaker 1

Niggas gonna need therapy always a last enough.

No, I thought I needed therapy a long time ago.

Speaker 2

The fact that I'm around all these retarding motherfuckers that be snitching and shit, I need therapy.

How are you not gonna be accountable?

I'm telling you, if somebody else hold held my biological father accountable, that's what they're supposed to do.

How I'm supposed to be feeling is grateful for the opportunity.

Speaker 1

That's the truth.

Speaker 5

Now, I will say this, and I'm not on the fence with glasses, but glasses always because glass is never.

Speaker 2

One hundred percent wrong in anything he says.

Speaker 5

In my opinion, have a there's a lot of facts I agree with when he even when I think he's wrong, his premise is wrong.

But when he's getting to his prements, I think some of the shit is right in there.

So I agree with some of the shit he's saying for sure, And but I do think that this is a little off, just a little bits.

Speaker 6

Attlef MANSI question of glasses.

Did you have to grow into to think in that way?

Or when he wasn't here?

So when he wasn't around, you still felt that way?

Speaker 2

Man, I focused on my dad that was there like that, I felt that that missing, Like damn, this is fucked up, you know what I mean?

My pops gotta raise me because this nigga didn't have nothing to do with it.

But I spent so much time being grateful that a nigga decided to raise me.

Speaker 1

Yeah, yeah, you're missing a point like that, you thought.

Speaker 2

During this time there, if I was spending time appreciating who was there?

So I'm just saying this though, So within that time when he wasn't there and and good Ball was raising anything like that, though, what was your thoughts on on your father who wasn't there though?

Speaker 1

Nothing.

I didn't have no thoughts.

I just was like, damn, I wonder what make it was?

You adn't think that he was that that they didn't step up dad's responsibilities and nothing like that.

I thought that.

I'm like, damn, how could you just do that?

Speaker 5

But I just don't think it makes you less of a street nigga or less of a man to make less than the street nigga.

Speaker 2

I just agree disagree with.

Speaker 1

Trap.

You mean the dad dad make you less of a street niggas.

That's what I think, Trap.

I didn't grow up with my dad either, my dad.

I didn't have a dad.

Speaker 2

I was raised by stepdad and growing up as a kid, when you got a stepdad in your house, gonna focus on your missing dad like you would if you didn't have no dad in your house.

Speaker 1

I disagree number shacks on right, remember shacks on shack by my dad, my real dad that's missing, that was gone.

Speaker 2

I didn't have no bad thoughts and my mom wasn't one of those ladies that just said bad thoughts.

He was in the military.

They hooked up whatever, whatever.

And it was that same same with my mom if it was bad or anything, she didn't have me hate anything.

So no, I didn't have no bad thoughts about my dad not being there.

Speaker 1

And listen, I get it.

Speaker 2

I totally understand why people feel this way.

I totally get it.

I'm telling you it's the same shit.

You Gunner is a bitch ass nigga because this nigga gave him the opportunity to change his life.

And if all you had to do was sit down and fight your own fucking case without admitting somebody else did something, you the worst type of bitch ass nigga, and you would abandon your kids.

Speaker 1

Facts.

This is not facts.

That's a fact.

Speaker 2

This is not facts.

Speaker 1

Bro, bitch as nigga wouldn't abandon this kid.

Speaker 5

Bitch I nigga would have been would turn it out what he said, That is what I said, you had no No, he said he would abandoned his kids because what he did to.

Speaker 2

He said, if you would do this, she would do that.

What he said, I'd say, you're going to do it?

I said, you would, he would, he'd be so eager to Big Black.

Speaker 1

Just wanted to disagreement.

I don't want to disagree with you.

Speaker 2

Agree you the contrarion.

Speaker 1

The time.

I don't want to disagree.

Coach, you say that snitch Nigga would not a bad in his kids.

I'm not just saying it's a good chance.

Speaker 2

That's a good chance they're not able to step up, step up to accountabilities though.

Speaker 1

You know what I'm saying again, accountable for your kids.

So you want to be accountable for you there I think be there.

But I was just wanting to disagree with you.

Guys.

That's what I hear.

That's what I hear.

Speaker 2

You came one, not tell me one.

Speaker 1

That's a good movie.

Speaker 2

You played the music that y'all.

Y'all be making me feel like I'm crazy because what I'm saying to you is listen, listen.

I'm not saying that he's not gonna raise his kids because he snitched.

I'm telling you the type of person that wouldn't be accountable for whatever they got going on, which is snitching, which.

Speaker 1

Is what just send me for two second classes.

I'm not tripping on the snitching part.

Speaker 2

I think because he snitched.

Yes, there is, he got some character flaws.

My problem is because of the y'all keep throwing this because young Thud did so much for him.

Fuck Ah, that's it.

The problem is he snitched.

Speaker 5

If you snitch on a nigga who you were doing crime with and he didn't do ship for you, that's the problem.

Speaker 2

He snitched, not because young Doug.

Speaker 1

Jell money makes so you think you have no who.

Fact is the same.

If you snitched on your father's you snitched on the stranger.

Nigga's not his daddy.

Speaker 2

Why can't get the thing that somebody snitched on your brother?

Somebody snitched on he answered the question.

I answered that question when he's making got some not about you snitched on your brother and and then not a stranger?

Or is that differ because that's your brother?

How about you snitched on your best friend?

It's nothing.

Speaker 1

You don't understand the ramifications rising at that point because of the person who it is.

Okay, I would understand it more if he snitched on his best friend.

That okay.

Speaker 2

So that's the nigga that made no changes, like the reason could take care of his key.

It's crazy coming from you because a nigga.

Who I know money, don't money.

Speaker 1

I'm saying because I know g got more morals and bads than money.

Don't make your money, coach.

Okay, you talking about money.

No, that's not.

Speaker 2

He didn't give him money.

He gave him an opportunity to change his life.

If financially, period doesn't make a difference.

Just financially.

Obviously, he did not change his life.

The nigga still a bitch ass snitch.

He didn't change him ever, financially he was cool the same week ass nigga inside.

Speaker 1

I didn't know he's a week ass nigga inside.

How would I know that?

Speaker 2

You know?

Who didn't know?

Speaker 1

He was a weak ass nigga inside?

Uh, young thug, I don't you know?

I know you got a week ass train.

Speaker 5

You know you be fighting it in your mind your mintion like, man, I don't want this nigga be no weak ass nigga.

He knew in his mind that that nigga's gonna stitch on him if he knew it deep down in his song, believe that I knew, I believe.

Speaker 1

You know you know what nigga for years and years and years.

He didn't know him for years and years and years.

How long you knew this, nigga?

It wasn't for years and years he talked about it.

Well then that okay.

Speaker 2

I mean, all I'm saying is this shout out to tell Brown the gunna do gang at Kimmy, he's from a gang.

Listen, check this out.

Let's say you a lady and you making a bunch of money because your husband is adult death right, Yeah yeah, And it's different because lady, because women don't have no accountability.

Speaker 1

That's we all know that.

Here we go, Here we go, here we go.

You knew your husband is selling dope.

Speaker 2

I was on.

Speaker 1

You knew your husband is selling drugs' and you live.

Speaker 2

In a high life with him and you get in trouble, but you knew your husband was living a high life by because he was actually hustling.

Right, that would be some accountability on your end because you knew what he was doing.

So like, let's take gunn of situation.

Let's let's break it down.

Everybody all of a sudden trying to convince me he's just this square.

He just this square, okay, right, Okay, he said he was a crip.

Whatever he was making is he wanted.

He signed a wise sell because it had a reputation that was street.

He understood everything they was doing and was with the l He benefited off of it, all knowing it was happening, and it was time to half ass fight accountability.

Speaker 1

All you have to do was fight it.

Speaker 2

He didn't do nothing.

He ain't do nothing.

He ain't do nothing.

All you to do is fight his case without saying y'all did this.

He could have said, hey, man, I inadvertently funded, but look, I don't know if it's a gang.

He could have made a million things, but he chose to that time say you know what, the person who gave me the opportunity of a lifetime.

Speaker 1

Change my life.

I can't fight it for this.

I'm not listen.

Speaker 2

Kind of got his own problem.

He should have been accountable because he knew what was happening.

But I do think it's extra worse because you did it to a nigga that changed your life.

It makes it extra worse.

Snitching is already bad, but snitching on your father, your brother, a nigga that made you a.

Speaker 1

Millionaire, any of them worry with that.

Speaker 2

I'm when he say a millionaire, because that's your trigger work money, that's the word coligg.

Speaker 1

Because I would not stitch on g money.

What about what about the time he spent the studio to help you make records?

What about all of us?

That's okay, I'll take that more more got it to me, fine walk gave a million dollars and less saying.

Speaker 2

That's not you're making this sound okay.

So you think a father is better if he just leave a million dollars and never know you want the time?

Would you rather have a broke father or father leave a million dollars and you be with your man and your your mind.

Speaker 5

Was the best advice I ever got from a nigga.

Your me to beat showed me how to father.

Hey, he toold me that money come and go, but you can never get time back.

So I wanted and that made me.

I keep saying, change his life.

That's why didn't say he made him.

I'm telling you it may change his life.

Speaker 2

Millionaire and hearing you to be above you finding the one thing, bunny apple.

Speaker 1

I was already upset that gun I'm disgusting that gun.

I am complete discussed it.

Gone.

Speaker 2

No, I don't thank glasses.

I don't think Gunna old stug his life.

Speaker 1

He didn't.

He didn't have to lay down in front of a bullet.

All he had to do was shut the fuck up.

So all you had to do, miss Pigey, shut up?

Can we get some likes?

No, we got a lot of people, and can we get some like?

All you had to do was shut up that sa it shut up, That's all you had to do.

He couldn't do that nigga all the time.

Speaker 2

This nigga vested all the money and you not on no timeing shut the fuck up.

You'll beat your case.

You got money, for real, it's crazy today he's got point.

Speaker 1

He got money.

He didn't have to say nothing.

He got some points for sure.

I think we all think Gunna played that.

Speaker 2

Wrong, played the real wrong.

Speaker 1

And he did it because it was not supposed to get out.

That's the trick.

He did it because it wasn't supposed to get out.

It was supposed to be in private.

Speaker 2

Even a person recording the video snuck up the camera.

It showed it that it wasn't recorded.

Nobody would have ever knew.

Speaker 1

We just knew it.

We just would have knew.

He took ample d hold on Gladd Coach.

Did he do it to go home to his children.

Speaker 5

Who Gunner.

Yeah, I don't know what his reason was for doing that to his children.

I don't know him personally, so I don't know what his reasoning behind it was.

He might have just did it to go home period to his children.

Speaker 2

Dad.

I don't snitch.

Speaker 1

I don't know.

I'm not telling nobody to be mad at Gunner too.

I'm not telling you to be mad at Gunner.

See man, I say, I'm telling.

Speaker 2

You why I'm mad now.

If it don't matter to you, it don't matter to you.

I'm not mad at that, bro.

I'm not tripping.

I'm saying, but don't try to make me think I'm tripping.

Speaker 1

Holdo, if they not mad, they're the problem.

Right, I'm not tripping.

Speaker 2

But I don't like no niggas who don't take accountability.

I don't like niggas that don't raise their kids.

You right, you do not like niggas niggas.

Speaker 1

I fuck with that.

I don't funk with today because they don't raise their kids.

Speaker 2

I won't even be cool with them.

I don't fuck with no nigga don't take no accountability.

That's the on a street life.

If I said it, I'm gonna say to his face.

So if Drake walk up to me, I'm anna pop it in his face.

Speaker 1

What's this is what I said exactly.

If Doug walked up to me, I'm gonna said to and they all know that.

They all know that.

They every one of them know that.

Trust me.

Speaker 2

If you ask them, they're gonna say, I know that Drake can tell you right off glass type and they're gonna say this ship to my face.

Joe tell you, I'm gonna say this to his face.

I'm gonna say exactly what I'm gonna say.

I'm not gonna say nothing different.

Speaker 1

Cult.

Speaker 2

If it's just me and you, I'm gonna say the same thing because I need to say it twice.

Accountability.

I'm accountable for my words.

Hey, I don't disagree with I agree with you.

I think that you would say in the mugs faces.

I mean, from what I know about you from these years I've got to known you.

Yet I feel like you're telling the truth.

And I also think that helps you look crazy.

Say though it's not gonna be mad about it to get into the black, but you literally just said they aren't supposed to take I just say nobody are supposed to And I ain't supposed Okay, I'm telling you, nobody owes you nothing in this world, not even your mother and your father.

Speaker 1

You got the thing that you could get from nobody owe you nothing.

That's what the streets.

Speaker 5

Yeah, I know you're super passionate about this, but have you got this?

I got you I got and if Gunna want the fact, we can learn it.

Speaker 1

That's not no thing.

Speaker 2

You definitely don't want to fight with me if you tell it, that's what you don't want to do it.

What I'm saying to you is your parents don't owe you nothing.

Speaker 1

Need I'm Gunna now.

Your parents don't owe you nothing.

Speaker 2

They don't owe you nothing, and you better stop living You better start living your life and being appreciative when somebody do anything for you, because don't nobody in this world owe you nothing.

Speaker 1

No, Gunna don't owe thug nothing.

Speaker 2

Gonna owe his self accountability, that's what he owe his self.

Speaker 1

It's not about Thug.

Speaker 2

With him telling it makes it worse that this is the nigga that changed your life.

It's a different when gonna it even makes it way worse.

Y'all don't understand gratitude.

That's your biggest problem and that's why you motherfuckers be fucked up.

You being so entitled, y'all be so intire.

I'm not mad if I'm talking to Kendrick and he don't nigga, I'm grateful for him.

Y'all gotta understand gratitude.

That's the problem.

That's why y'all think I'm tripping because you don't have gratitude.

It ain't hit you yet.

That's what the streets give you most gratitude.

So when you're telling me somebody is a street nigga, I'm thinking they have to be gratuitous because they understand this world don't owe you nothing.

Speaker 1

That's why you're in the streets in the first place.

Speaker 2

That's why you're in the fucking streets in the first place, because if somebody owed you something, you wouldn't be in the streets.

Speaker 1

But I get it.

Speaker 2

It sounds crazy because Glasses is taking the street life and making it poetic or he No, I'm telling you this is what drives it.

Speaker 1

I don't know.

I don't know.

Speaker 5

If you are you confusing and gratuitous with somebody buying your loyalty.

Speaker 2

We're not listen.

Him snitching on Thug has nothing to do with the problem.

I'm telling you it's a thousand times worse because of that.

Him snitching is the problem.

Speaker 1

I don't know if it makes that thout, it makes it one.

Speaker 2

If you told on your father, your brother, your best friend, anybody that gave you a decent opportunity in life, spend time to help you develop as a personal where you could take care of your family, you are a different type of piece of shit.

Speaker 1

So do you think he spent the right tup of time to change because he is a snitch?

No, I'm telling you that that's because he's a selfish asshole.

That's all.

He didn't give a fuck about nobody else.

Everybody was on their own.

I would feel if my son was in a shout out.

Speaker 2

To everybody at the lunch table who keeps saying he wasn't only fuck them snitch ass niggas too.

I don't know the fact that y'all keep acting like cause three niggas snitch instead of fod fuck all them snitch niggas the fuck that means?

So it is thug a snitch of you?

Speaker 1

You know he didn't snitch.

Thug is a fucking snake because you talking shit about your people behind their back.

So if you snitch on a snake, does it make it better yet?

Speaker 2

No, he shouldn't have snitched at all, because that snake is the reason he can.

Speaker 1

Take care of his hold on glasses.

Speaker 2

If it's marketing, then he really didn't say nothing about nobody.

If it's marketing, right, correct, I'm talking about that.

I'm talking about the conversation to the police.

Oh then, okay, that's the part that I think is real.

Okay, I mean, but he's a lot of nobody in that one.

He need to talk too much about.

No, No, but I think him talking shit about people is one thing.

Him talking about people to the police is another thing.

Speaker 1

Yeah, Okay, just want to make sure, okay understand that.

Okay, listen again, I get it.

Snitching feels like it's this.

It's a street code.

It's just street coded, you know, du street code.

Speaker 2

Street code.

Speaker 1

That's not what it is.

Speaker 2

Snitching is when you are a rule breaker and you tell on another rule breaker.

Handle your candle, bro, that's why you're a rule breaker.

Speaker 1

Don't try to use the rules.

Now, handle your candle.

That's why it's not respectable.

Speaker 2

You telling because you don't want to be accountable for whatever you be in charged with, fight your own case.

Speaker 1

Gunn of shit was worse than everything, bro.

Speaker 2

So to the point I'm saying with Thug, it's like if this was a straw that broke the candles back with Thug, feemy for you, you are the problem.

Thug had did so much crazy looking shit.

I've been logged off.

I'm like, man, whatever that nigga is on on some straight shit, it's gonna be completely different than me, completely different than me.

If you was watching Thug wear them dresses, You're like, man, I'm finna bang this new album.

Speaker 1

It's jamming.

You are a problem.

Speaker 2

If you saw that nigga paint his nails, He's like, well, I ain't tripping off Nigga paint his nails.

Speaker 1

Nigga, you different than me.

Speaker 2

If you he was asshole naked, calling his friends babes and shit and none of that album, you was like, Man, I'm on this and you went to the concert.

We are already different.

Bro.

I'm not talking shit about Thug.

I'm telling you me and you LUTs table is different.

If this is your moment right here that you was like, man, I'm hopping off the thud train.

Nigga we are different.

I nigga, I thought the Thud train thirty seven stations ago.

That's not to say I don't respect what that man does as a talent.

That's not to say I don't respect what that man does for his people.

Speaker 1

That's none of that.

Speaker 2

I'm telling you, I'm not on that train.

I'm not on that train at all.

The first time he was asking whole nigga, I'm like this too far.

Speaker 1

I bought a six was firing about the album.

Speaker 2

Though I'm not gonna fantastic music, it's fantastic.

I'm noting he makes fantastic music.

He's not Drake good with making record, but he's pretty fucking good.

His vocal performances are some of the best I've ever seen hip hop.

Speaker 1

Tell you is, I don't give a fuck.

Speaker 6

So you're saying somebody longest.

Speaker 2

Jamming if you're a bitch ass nigga, don't want bitch ass shit in my spirit, so shit, I wouldn't listen to I hear fuck you mean I had heard it.

Speaker 1

I was like, man, this is jamming cut off.

Speaker 2

I don't want that bitch that ship and jested in my spirit, I don't even want that snitch energy coach in my spirit, cut this shit off.

Hey what that shit might make me snitch on what cuss and not do?

No, everybody's cussing me out.

I seen on Twitter niggas was cussing me out last week.

I explained why.

I'm like, can shannat is like, I really don't tip off of what he got going on because he said he was scared to go outside of his house.

Oh okay, he said he was scared to go outside of his house.

He said, Man, you know I just played the video game.

I'm scared to go outside of my house.

I said, Man, that just sound crazy, like like you being a coward?

Speaker 1

Like you outside your house?

Huh?

Say the word you said, coward?

Speaker 2

And I'm saying people shout out to the people that took the ship.

I think it was a Joe Budden a Twitter page.

A couple of people posted, and people was mad at me, and I'm like, why are y'all mad at me?

They was like, well, glasses, you know, people just you know, you can't just say because people scared to go outside that their coward.

Speaker 1

But listen, that's what you want, you know, that's the only thing.

Well, I think you say you went too far.

I go too far?

Did you I think that?

Speaker 6

I think that what it is, though, Tudo, we gotta understanding, you know what I'm saying that the next the generation, because we got a bunch like.

Speaker 1

The niggas don't go outside.

That could be that could be the reason.

That could be the reason.

Speaker 2

I'm gonna let you get this af but I'm gonna start for you even do it.

I'm not mine that I'm young.

I could be a bit chas niggash that you No, it's not that them niggas, just the niggas outside.

It's a little bit different now.

I was though, b That's what I'm saying.

Speaker 1

He was scared to go outside of it.

Speaker 2

Well, well, well it could be, you know what I'm saying.

But it just don't just and there's a lot of motherfuckers that generation that that's like that, you know what I'm saying.

In still feeling feel like the leerg just outside the niggason learns down.

Speaker 1

If he.

Speaker 2

Gotta they gotta watch on the internet.

Nothing ever happened to motherfuckers before in life.

Speaker 1

I think the problem is is that traffic.

Speaker 5

The problem if you go if you go to the generation talk and he said I didn't go outside because I was played the game all the time.

Speaker 2

Then I could kind of understand.

Speaker 1

How cool.

Speaker 5

But if he the fact that he said, I'm scared, I played the game all day because I was scared to go outside, making a coward.

Speaker 2

Now, that's what he added.

Sign on to this ship.

These motherfuckers don't go outside, bro, they don't go out there out they outside as the Internet that stay outside.

Speaker 1

Cowards though not I mean not because they're scared.

He added some more onto that show.

I didn't go out through that much either.

He wasn't scared to go outside.

Speaker 2

My selling went to the store right now.

He went to the store right now, My outide went to the story man with the sim from the store.

He's not hurt, he's not scared, but he don't go outside though you know what I'm saying, he's not scared.

Speaker 1

I was wanting on that ship, scared to death, he said, specific bron tell you from the Bronx, though be Bron's kind of different.

Speaker 2

Though I go to the BRONXLL man, come offs might be scared to Brontop all.

Speaker 1

Right, trap every area got a hood or or or a place that where they think is.

But people think it's dangerous and we all grew up in them and nobody.

Speaker 2

I ain't never had no friends.

Speaker 1

That's that they well, I can't come out side today.

Speaker 2

I'm scared.

Speaker 1

You might be looking around when it died down a little bit, you know the.

Speaker 6

Grazth it is though, if you look at the little crude that he had around, Yes, he had like close the stream that he delivered day it was on Twitter.

You look at on the little niggas like they was outside.

They probably just like him.

You know what I'm saying.

Speaker 2

It's about being a man and being who you are and not letting nobody stop you from doing what you want to do.

You know, regardless of what's out side.

Speaker 1

To Apple Chili, Kai is a bubble boy, like a lot of these influence they give.

That's a fact.

Speaker 2

I don't think I was being hard on him.

Like again, I know I used the word coward and y'all just like coaches saying, y'all feel like if you use these words, they mean to hurt your feelings.

No, I don't think that you mean to hurt their feelings.

I think or that the words should hurt your feelings.

I think that they perceive it as as as they need to.

Speaker 1

Toughen up and Mark Years said, Ka is not talking like he live in Gaza.

That's how niggas.

Speaker 2

Yeah, that has a Palestinian person that Gaza like it's just drones flying over.

I hate how they try to paint off communities like you would think like I grew up and watching conser my.

Speaker 1

Whole life, like it was just drones flying over, striking the bill.

Every day.

Speaker 2

I saw some asshole talking about glast year.

That's probably with you street niggas.

Y'all think y'all just y'all fight every day.

Speaker 1

I'm like, bro, don't.

Speaker 2

Nobody fight every day unless it was coaching, But don't nobody fight.

Speaker 1

So I'm three d right there, niggas.

Speaker 2

You add six hundred.

I did not say six hundred, man.

I said three hundred for the one hundred fights.

Speaker 5

It's not a lot of fights, he said, period by the time I hear from from third grade, by the time, three hundred of year bing is crazy.

Speaker 1

Not a lot of since you had three hundred year for eight years straight.

Speaker 6

Beyond what you said, bro, it's.

Speaker 5

Not a lot of fights for somebody looking for him who want to fight, and you the problem also have that man a bro like I thought that I started boxing at in fourth grade.

Speaker 2

I told you you had a little Mexican you know what I'm saying, little Mexican man.

Mexicans, we be having a lot of fight in them too.

Though A glasses He was like, man, glasses man, I'm telling you, I'm shout out to Kai feel me if you see this ship for I'm not shipping on you, mommy.

I'm just saying you you cannot be scared of your own environment.

I feel the same way about all black people scared of black people, Like, what are you scared of?

There's nothing to be scared of.

Speaker 6

Bro.

Speaker 2

If you're scared of black people specifically because they're black, then I think that you are aware.

Speaker 1

Though that's said having his gun just because he's black.

Speaker 5

My gun is only the back, like you see a black person, You're just like only thing you're black.

Speaker 1

He said, Then you're weird.

Man.

Speaker 2

The man told me, he said nobody else.

I told him, I my gun is for anybody got a problem.

Speaker 1

With me, nigga, I don't if they my twin that nigga don't need no gun.

That said that, that nigga got to.

Speaker 5

Wow that and I understand people because I'm not like Glasses glass to see black people.

Speaker 1

He's gonna jump in the fray.

That's true.

Speaker 2

I mean.

Speaker 1

I'm not that ship.

That's true.

I left that.

Niggas don't like that nigga is you know, niggas be looking like this nigga.

Speaker 2

But then my people, this nigga be looking for black eye contact.

Like I mean, in the restaurant, black people.

Speaker 1

Was walking through.

Speaker 2

That nigga was looking at eye contact.

I was like, na, right, he loved like I'm not saying that, just love Williams.

How about being scared of mesket Ain't nobody scared of Craig?

This is Los Angeles.

Speaker 1

That ship that sh sound?

Please where they at?

I'm going over there get some food right now?

Wait who he said?

Speaker 2

That's got shout out to Ryu Glasses ain't gonna understand CODs mentality and t has children.

Speaker 1

My children better not be no bitch with that.

Speaker 2

My children, while you better not be no bitch.

Chickens little ass around his mother, don't be no bitch.

And he'll be playing.

He'll be playing the video games outside.

That's how you're socialize with your Yeah, that's what spot cool.

You better not be If I want you to go walk down there and give me some milk, walk your ass.

If you tell me there all them kid?

Speaker 1

What the fuck?

Speaker 2

First off, we're gonna walk out here and go figure out who you're scared of.

You're gonna fight them today, and you lose.

I'm gonna make you fight him until they win.

Speaker 1

That's how he was ready.

That's how we get your ship together.

My mom, I'm talking about these fights.

My mom probably started fifty of them.

Speaker 2

Come on, he was not told when he said he was not trolling.

He was dead serious tights.

And I could see the look.

Speaker 1

In his eyes.

Y'all can't imagine.

Look y'all can't imagine people being yo.

Speaker 2

I listened to so many people say so much ignorance it on the internet, like when we talk about street life, and I'm.

Speaker 5

Telling you this shit be crazy, I nigga said.

Coyle look scared while he was talking about it.

Him reminiscing about it scared scared him a little bit.

Speaker 6

But I can't really I got I can't really believe him because he started off he started off like on Facebook, like doing videos roaming around the street and like just trolling and ship like that.

So I think he was not.

Speaker 1

Even most of them people that be doing that be scared.

It's a camera.

It's a camera.

Speaker 2

If I was doing the motherfucker skinning you started to fight, the skipping out and fighting at the end of it two and there's the camera skit having.

Speaker 1

The niggas by they shirt.

That should be crazy.

Speaker 6

The camera, the camera they had a couple of they had dudes at Philly like he was blind or some ship like that.

Speaker 1

That the fact that it's a pranks.

Tighten the prank.

You're seen.

Speaker 6

You've seen to du that warm out that time.

Tell the dude the best with the camera right there, stop playing on me.

Speaker 1

Boy.

Speaker 2

It was grave, But that's but that's when you should be scared of going in those areas when you're doing bullshit on there.

Man, if you respect everybody area, they they're are gonna respect you.

That's going out there doing these pranks and ship.

Yeah, nigga never told you we're gonna get super chess.

Speaker 1

I'm sorry.

Speaker 2

I don't think I was never told Bible was scared to go outside though that nigga up.

I wish I would have told my mama that that niggas told the whole world yeah.

He told the whole don't leave, like who kick go outside.

Speaker 5

Right now, and my mom would have walked me up and down the street and introduced me to everybody.

Speaker 1

This will keep me out the door, you know, sid Man.

Speaker 2

Shout out to Natasha, Thank you for the fifty check dollars.

Natasha, much love.

I'm so happy Kendrick won the Emmy in the VNM Awards.

At the oh, at the video me, Kendrick is going to Oh, He's gonna win it all?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, he got Politzer, Politzer, Emmy, Grammy, Oscar Tony.

I'm predicting that for the that you made that up I just made I mean, they probably probably is already something I don't know.

Speaker 1

Shout out to Princess Lily, thank you for the five dollars.

Good kid.

Mass City is Short filmed by Kendrick Lamar oh Chu, thank you, thank you, thank you.

Shout out to Natasha, thank you for the fifty check dollars.

Natasha.

I love Kendrick.

Speaker 2

He is my goat, so creative, funny and true to himself and it's art and music that's true.

And how humble he is.

He is a very humble dude.

Ton of humility in that one.

Shout out to d where does it?

Thank you for the two dollars.

Homy, he didn't win over Beyonce that category.

Sunday Tell asked the weird.

Speaker 6

Okay, okay, so what he wants?

Speaker 1

What do you want?

Speaker 2

Your what do you want?

Be high already got it?

Thank you for the twenty check dollars.

Shout out to DOCI for winning an Emmy.

Damn she went to Ammy too.

Nigga got all the you guys, I got a call?

Speaker 1

What the hell don't want to for?

Mm hmm?

What's she?

Part of the halftime show?

Speaker 6

You the had top sho ain't going up here through?

You just said it?

Speaker 1

Just there?

What's name?

Speaker 2

It was?

Speaker 1

Uh?

Sizz.

Shout out to Diego Ramirez, Thank you for the twenty dollars.

Speaker 2

Diego g I designed his logo for the podcast, the one on my profile pick right now.

Speaker 1

It would be an honor to give you the logo.

If you are looking for one, send it over.

Speaker 2

Brother.

Speaker 1

I can't really, I can't see that.

I can't like un don't pause.

Coach said it's a picture.

They said, delicious.

I'll be pausing this with my facial expressions behind them.

Speaker 2

Drake B thank you for the two dollars.

Trap is right about the album concept of thing.

Thank you all right, thank you, appreciate you, appreciate you.

Drey shut out to k Wait, thank you for the ten dollars.

If God turned good kid mass City.

Speaker 6

Or oh here we go with this, that's that's the misters and the Big step.

Speaker 1

Row and to a screenplay.

Speaker 2

He'll win a Tony should have won an oscar for Black Panther, but he'll get one for his movie coming out next year with the South Park producers.

Speaker 1

I agree with that Panth.

He probably should have got one.

He didn't win one.

Black Panther didn't get oscar.

They won the music.

Speaker 6

They went the musical thing, though, did they?

Speaker 1

They didn't win the music one.

Speaker 2

Shout out to the Skinny day One, thank you for the five dollars.

Skinny Glasses act literally changed the way hip hop media is.

I remember the older media distant for streaming.

Now it's the metal of hip hop media.

I think he does he does matter in media.

I think he is a part of media.

I just don't think he's a journalist.

I think that's a different idea.

But I definitely think he is a very influential person, and when he actually gets on his job, he actually is a lot better than most people emulating him.

You can see why he's special as a talent.

What I'm saying, so, I agree he did impact the game differently for sure.

Shout out to Tony Lee, thank you for the five dollars Tony.

Is Joe Budden opinion based off the Strip Club?

Since he's always there, might be the answer, might be the answer.

Speaker 6

Now I remember the strip Jake never really had no strip club music like that.

Jake got more niggas chilling niggas, chilling the crab with the lady or some shit like that, some tunes like.

Speaker 2

That club game.

Speaker 1

I don't know what song is still playing the Strip Club.

Speaker 2

I don't know what which one yesterday shoutout and Natasha thank you for the fifty tech dollars and Natasha glasses.

Do you think Kendrick were going to the Kia Senate Marathon three is based in La interviewing actors and music artists.

Speaker 1

Oh h, I doubt it.

I don't think he really cared about pressing enough to do nothing cool like that typic.

That ain't his thing.

Speaker 2

Maybe I don't know that nigga be surprising me.

I think he was doing something she was proud of, so I just never thought that needs no.

Speaker 1

One of themha.

Speaker 2

Thank you for the hundred check dollars.

Kay said, Oh Kay, Sat, I'm sorry that what I said she spelled it wrong.

But I should my bad Tasha Kyle and not listen to Drake white Man on streaming.

That's so fu Gret got it caught on and his reaction was that it was a complete waste of time.

He can't fake it.

He said it was horrible.

He was pissed off all that he did shipped on him.

He was like, this ain't dope.

Speaker 6

It wasn't that bad.

I'm not gonna do that though.

Speaker 1

So it wasn't interesting.

Speaker 6

No that that that movie was, that whole ship was.

I'm good on that ship.

I understand take next.

Speaker 1

I know he does streaming.

I'm just confused on it.

I don't let me tell.

Speaker 6

I'm gonna tell what he does, yeh, finish the worst.

I'm gonna tell what he's doing though.

Speaker 2

Shout out to CJ Kidd twelve thirty one, thank you for the twenty dollars.

CJ Glasses thoughts on people saying Adam twenty two is causing division between East and West by mocking to throw the flag down challenge and seeing people in LA don't do that, earning the route for several East Coast og artists.

Thanks uh all, little piece of it, But I kind of just looked at it like a skit.

I don't know, you know, I like the challenge, you know what I mean, if people gonna take it, and you know, if somebody make a skit whatever, you know what I mean?

Speaker 1

But I get I guess he does have like a.

Speaker 2

What's the word a proximity to it to where maybe it could be in bad taste, you know what I'm saying.

So say, if y'all kick his ass, That's what I always say, to kick somebody ass.

Shout out to Smitty, thank you for the ten dollars Smitty.

Kendrick Street songs or the Pure Pressure Mass City eighty percent of Pimp a Butterfly untitled track five all of Damn Album interlude on solo album.

Speaker 1

Don't Let It Be Known?

Speaker 2

He with the shits in his music.

I don't know what these nigga talking about.

Kendrick is a street nigga, just like me.

Niggas though, Kendrick ain't no street nigga.

You just fucking Malcolm X was a street nigga.

But go ahead, just continue on act like niggas ain't shit shut out to five or four a roller coach, thank you for twenty dollars might be ones something.

He made Drake look like a boss talking about how these jails shut down to see Drake, and then a Drake recording come out confirming that I'm telling you.

Speaker 1

Them phone calls is fucking yeah.

Speaker 2

I heard a phone call that bitch was twenty some minutes and didn't have a fucking tag in it.

And I'm like, I would have did this if I could do that, Like if I if I could market myself like that, I would have did that.

You would have done I told you out from the jump Man.

When that's like the third fourth funcker, I said, is this ship ai be rolled up my skill?

No, man, this ship might be AIV fuck out of this shit man.

Lawsuit is a thousand things.

And then like he's not really saying nothing bad about these people he called.

Speaker 6

I mean he did, I mean he did call Future at that beat though, so.

Speaker 2

Everybody called Future a dead beat nigga.

But that's the biggest joke in hip hop.

Speaker 1

Beat that.

But he's dead though he's dead, all right, right, glasses from what the said hip hop, his futures, that dead beat that everybody fucking joke.

Speaker 6

Get him, get up, kill him, kill them coach, get him, glasses.

Speaker 1

Talk about filtres, call them kids.

He don't.

That's the joke that you know.

I get that with Young Duck saying it, I don't think he would want to just throw.

Speaker 2

That out to the man.

He could have caught told the nigga that ship though he said that.

You heard him seeing them phone calls, you know anything, telling them phone call the people.

He doesn't set that ship to the people, actually though that's what that was saying ugly in her face.

Speaker 1

That's probably the only person he didn't see.

Speaker 2

He apologized globally though, Yeah, if he should, but he probably set that up too.

Speaker 1

He wasn't the language he.

Speaker 6

First came out though.

Bro, all right, I ain't about to do that.

Speaker 2

We're not no glow slander glows slander me.

That's I'm one hundred percent with you on the old glows on a lunch hour.

She's the leader of the right now, not slander glow.

Speaker 1

I'm not doing that.

You just took a swing at all light skin.

Speaker 2

Shut out the geno boss.

Thank you for the two dollars these wives be forgetting how I felt on draft day.

They do.

Speaker 1

Don't do that, coachdter king Philip.

Speaker 2

Thank you for the five dollars.

Glasses, you dead ass wrong.

You need some kids for a perspective.

Speaker 1

No, I don't.

I don't know what the fuck that got.

Speaker 5

To do with anything that they're gonna be here preaching a whole different thing when no, I am not a little glass.

Why you need to get rid of your kids, just like all the rest of y'all talk you know of y'all, like y'all fucking kids are fucking begging ass as.

Speaker 1

I hate.

Speaker 2

I was a kid, okay, so okay.

So the great thing about Glasses with him, with that take is I agree with that one hundred I never have none of you, motherfucker.

I was just talking about baby Mama, about that ship.

Eat that for sure.

Speaker 1

I never should have none of you.

Kids.

Speaker 2

Suck your whole youth out, they turn your ship gray, they fuck your ship.

Speaker 1

Kids ain't no money.

Speaker 2

Is all facts.

Speaker 1

He is telling all the truth.

I just that argument about it.

Speaker 2

Now.

I'm not saying I wouldn't like to dedicate myself to the challenge, but I know what's going on.

Speaker 1

It's a challenge.

I get it.

Theyre suck you this.

They don't funk around and now they titled and it's your fault, is right.

They think that they're supposed to dad, I'm supposed to have a nice car.

Why my kid?

You need work for our kids?

Speaker 2

Texting me right now by the car, This, nigga, is.

Speaker 1

Not the fact I look for to that.

Speaker 6

I ain't looking for to that as well.

Speaker 1

Car.

Speaker 2

You gotta promise your kids cool ship, to do the right thing.

I'm gonna give you this if you get good grades.

Wait a minute, nigga, that's the job.

Imagine your boss like, I'm gonna give you a raise if you on time.

Speaker 1

Nigga, that happen.

Speaker 2

Oh, but that's their job.

How they're getting paid though, you're getting paid for my stuff.

Come on home, good grains stuff.

That's why I do with my kids.

I'll tell him that's their job and I'm not mad at.

Speaker 1

Work.

Speaker 2

That's when they go to a real job, they're gonna be like, they're gonna think it's incentives and like, no, sir, digital job, you get.

Speaker 1

Paid for that?

Speaker 5

Hey trap, Have your kids ever start getting sad because you told them no?

That's when That's when I knew.

That's when I knew I was doing a little something wrong.

When I told my and that looked at me.

This world was devastating.

Speaker 6

No, I don't hardly say no.

That's that's my problem though I.

Speaker 1

Thought saying no to anything at that like can I breathe?

F No?

Not today.

Speaker 2

Shout out to lady' saurus, thank you for the five dollars.

Lady's source.

Stop being triggered by the word daddy.

Many fatherless boys were raised by OG's.

Speaker 1

In the streets.

That is true too, from og homies.

Speaker 2

You showed me how to do the bullshit that I was trying to do, because they could have turned they back and I'd have been in prison right now.

Speaker 1

They showed me how to do the bullshit because I was gonna do it.

I don't give funk who it was.

Speaker 2

I couldn't tell my dad, So yeah, them niggas showed me how to do it right, and and I get it, you know what I mean.

But I was gonna do it no matter if they showed me or not.

Nigga tried to talk to me out of the g Man, it ain't shut up, tell me how to do it.

I'm selling this dope.

Shout up to Abbey Valley Farms, thank you for the ten dollars.

No, my older homies really trying to talk me out of selling dough multiple times.

Man, you're getting all a's.

Hey, a that ship over there.

Hey, if I have my g homie come on this street, he'll tell you.

They both talked because I was getting all a's multiple times.

Speaker 1

They turned me down the first four or five times.

Ain't set fuck man, I ain't doing thathing man.

Gee, Man, this ain't for you.

Speaker 2

Man.

We over here you're getting as and shit and the nigga that nigga, you straight nigga.

Hey, I'm man, what's up?

Man?

Speaker 1

Man?

You don't come over here with all that.

Second time.

Third time they was like no, he said, man.

Man.

Speaker 2

Fifth time, the homie had to go pick up his old lady from college and he didn't have no He had to trust me or the or the or the homie that was on drugs running the spot.

Shout out to the Gummy Thunderbird Rest in peace, and he was like uh, you know somebody smoking dough or this person that I that I could kind of trust.

Speaker 1

I was a logical choice, and that's how I got in there.

They wasn't trying to put me on a coach.

They wasn't.

Speaker 2

They was like, no, nigga, you got eggs and shit and even playing chess, Nigga, Eve's straight.

Speaker 1

That's how I be, though when they say it's doing the right thing, they don't be trying to bring.

Speaker 2

Shout out to the happy Valley farms, thank you for the ten dollars glasses is right.

Father a male who spying unites with an egg, producing an embryo.

A male who's impregnation of a female results in the birth of a child.

Speaker 1

That's all the father is.

Speaker 5

But I don't like when niggas go to the damn and then we go then we go to the urban dictionary for other words, like we know.

Speaker 1

Because those words aren't inddictionary.

I don't like that though.

Speaker 5

I don't like that even we got words that's an the dictionary right now that we don't use like that and we understand the definition between us.

Speaker 1

But I don't.

Speaker 2

I don't know if father is one like I think we're saying, I think we did that with daddy and father, right, A father is we understand it's a biological term, right, But then daddy is actually the verb of being a father.

Speaker 1

How about that?

Dadden Dad, Dad, dadd you be dadding You know what I'm saying.

Speaker 2

But at the end of the day, I get why this whole conversation went all the way like that.

Speaker 1

The streets really taught me that nobody owe you nothing.

Shait called Father's Day and it's the worst holiday of all holidays.

Speaker 5

No, I agree, it's the most disrespected, disrespected because the whole world is entitled disrespect.

Speaker 1

They entitled.

Speaker 2

It's the most disrespected.

Speaker 1

You just take them old socks like it's just something new.

You get the most sock.

I don't do that.

Speaker 2

I talk be posting like a tool set, like the old lady brought you a tool set to fix some ship around the house.

Speaker 1

And you happy a grill, a barbecue grill so you could cook us food.

What you'all talking about y'all like grills?

Y'all like grills, love a grill.

It ain't just mine.

Speaker 2

Trap buyer new pot said that, Apron, See how that work out for you?

For her birthday that ain't nothing.

Speaker 1

What's wrong with that?

But washer, Hey, this is yours.

Speaker 5

She gonna like the new this my sister just got.

My sister just got a new new pot or whatever is on her.

Speaker 1

Christmas.

Make her data versus make her damn about you, make her damn about.

Speaker 6

You, sponges, potholeers.

Speaker 1

Thank you for the two dollars tons of unfit parents in this world.

I agree, tons of shut out to d where it does it.

Thank you for the five dollars.

Speaker 2

Bible said honor your parents, not because of what they do for you, only because they are your parents.

I know y'all not religious, but the same principles applied my point exactly.

They didn't say, honor your parents if they good or bad the Bible in the streets be lining up, if are they are the Bible sometime line up?

Speaker 5

I I I reject that that definition right there, because who who's to say?

Would make your parents?

Speaker 1

Who to say?

Speaker 5

I got brothers right now that I look at brothers, but more than I look at my you know, not my real brother great real brothers.

But it's some I got people in the streets right now look more like my family did.

Some of my family members that's.

Speaker 1

Cool too, But honor your parents.

They don't say, yeah, your parents, you know your parents parents, the people who's raising you.

Know biologically your parents say that.

Ain't say they ain't said in the Bible.

They say, biologically, your parents is only a.

Speaker 2

Vivience people taking care of you.

Parent is only a biological term until black people get their hands on them.

Speaker 5

Tell me your parent is a person who take care of you.

Jesus was smart enough to understand that.

God was understand smart enough to understand that.

Speaker 1

I don't know.

Speaker 2

I don't know because Jesus respected Joseph, and Joseph you know you look crazy.

Shout out to s c G.

Thank you for the five dollars XO.

Nurturing is true parenting.

Children who receive it aren't in title.

Children are deserving and it helps them grow secure, value and strong and so.

Speaker 6

Uh.

Speaker 1

Yes, children who receive their artists title children are deserving.

Speaker 2

I don't know if they deserve it.

I'll take your word for that.

I'll take your word for that.

Shout out to day G, thank you for the five dollars.

I think understanding of no one oweing you something anything is a general manhood principal, not Pacific to the streets, said by no street individual.

I don't know, because your kids might think.

I watch kids right now, tell me they parents owe them something.

I watch niggas that's twenty three.

Tell me they parents owe them something.

Speaker 1

Facts.

I see it all the time.

Speaker 2

I watch coach coach a basketball team, and kids don't take it.

Niggas that's coming into adulthood.

Don't take advantage of having somebody there to help you and guide you.

Speaker 1

It's hard to see that shit when you fucking don't know.

Speaker 2

He's right and they sit there with their time and you know they give you their time and energy and ship, and you don't know that when you It takes a lot to figure that out.

But no, it really be somebody needs to tell you that you need to take advantage of it.

It may not be something that comes naturally.

It's hard to recognize because there is a space to me that people create that has a sense of entitlement.

Speaker 1

Whereas like, people owe you this.

Speaker 2

Like I'm arguing with Coach and Trap about people thinking somebody owe a kid something they don't.

Speaker 1

I'm telling you, like, people don't get that.

Speaker 5

So what if a kid was just dropped off into the world.

So what if people just like, hey, we don't that.

People just took your mantra and said, you know, we don't owe none of these skins ship.

That's how these babies just drop them off in the middle of a whole and just walk off.

Speaker 1

That's what turtles do, see turtles.

So why look, wow, coach, we're not see turtles.

We not say they buried.

Speaker 6

They bury their age and saying they ever come back to it.

Speaker 2

I think that.

I think we are animals.

Speaker 1

So then you could not a sea turtle different.

You know what sea turtles do.

They bury, They buried the sand, and they get on and and and events.

They could run into their parents.

We can't do that.

No, you you bury a whole and then squall up at the fire station and guess what you got a light.

See, turtles ain't looking for fire stations, They're looking for hose.

Speaker 6

You miss respect, no respect, don't handle their responsibilities with the kids.

Speaker 2

Man the point, I don't respect the man that don't have none of the bit.

That's why I respect it the same music.

I wouldn't respect a man that don't take care of their kids.

I have to respect the man that made me differently.

But I wouldn't respect you if you didn't take care of your kids.

Speaker 6

But hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, So you're able to, all right, let's talk about all the joint So you're able to.

You're able to have the respect because because because the Man created you, all right.

But but at the same time, I have respect for your friend that don't take care of us kids.

Though of course you said, yeah, yeah, what's the different three the two wow one, but they both they both doing the same thing.

Though, hope his kid.

Speaker 1

Respect him the sign for being whatever the fuck he got going on.

Speaker 2

Let me let me ask you a question, just just keep you.

That's like the Bible a lot.

So if we're supposed to be, if God is supposed to be the ultimate Father, that he wouldn't just have no kids and not he left us the Bible.

At least he left us a.

Speaker 1

Blueprint before the Bible game.

I'm just saying, that's us.

Speaker 2

That's here he left for something.

Speaker 1

He left.

Jesus was on the cross, like Pops.

Help we both a father like God.

Speaker 5

If we supposed that's that's we're supposed to be in his image and God, I ain't just gonna have some kids and just walk off and just like, hey, I ain't.

Speaker 2

We don't.

Speaker 6

He's not saying he's not necessarily saying that at that point.

He's just saying that even if you do walk off, your child should still show you respect.

Though I don't.

Speaker 1

I don't agree with that, because it's the opportunity a lot.

Speaker 2

Listen, there's perspective, right, there's being a child, that's being an adult.

Speaker 1

Right.

It's like I wouldn't respect.

Speaker 2

An adult that doesn't take care of their kids, even though I respect the person that gave me the opportunity.

Speaker 1

Of life exactly.

Speaker 5

Don du I was always present, like I don't if we're supposed to live our life in the image of God.

Speaker 1

Okay, well what I said, I don't know he was looking for.

Speaker 2

I'm standing away from that Bible.

Speaker 1

That's a whole nother Bible.

Speaker 2

Get scary, Scarya, stay away from Jeremy Cole.

Speaker 1

Thank you for the five dollars.

Speaker 2

Even I said, therapy showed me how to open up.

It also showed me how to don't give a fun.

He where I'm at now?

Speaker 1

Now?

Speaker 2

Hey, Now that's why I've been at this whole time.

I don't give a fuck.

Hey, trap fuck y'all judge me.

I know what I'm saying.

It makes sense.

Hey, Trap two Glasses was saying, you know when your friend is not being a good dad.

You're right there looking at this.

Speaker 1

That's my friend.

You're right there active and I can see why you a bad motherfucking dad.

But if you have a dad that you never met, you don't know why he's not around.

Speaker 2

Really, it could be any stories or so you don't know, but you could watch your friend be a bad dad.

Speaker 1

You fuck.

That's the difference exactly.

Speaker 6

So now it comes out, that's what I'm saying, though, I understand yourself with that.

But if it comes out the only reason he ain't want to be around because he just don't choose to be around.

Speaker 1

I don't think it.

Speaker 2

Mad.

Speaker 1

I won't even ask that.

I never even asked that.

Nigga, that dog.

It don't even matter with Glasses.

Speaker 5

But with what you're saying, though, you should be friends of niggas who don't fuck what they choke.

Speaker 1

You because what I'm saying, that's what I'm saying now, because they choose.

Speaker 2

That's what I'm saying, right, I'm not looking at dad, look ship dad, But if you look at your man and the same thing.

Yo.

Let's say let's say like, let's say it's one of my homeboys that's always on bullshit, right and he like, man, I want to put my kid for adoption.

Speaker 1

I would treat him differently.

If I know he on.

Speaker 2

Bullshit and he ain't ready to sell sacrifice and make a change, I'll look at him different.

Speaker 1

I wouldn't even treat him differently.

I agree with him.

Speaker 2

I think there's different reasons why people don't have a big have business engagement in being a parent.

Speaker 5

So you think after he had the reason why I look at you differently, and I have respect for your thoughts on kids because you didn't have no.

Speaker 1

Kid, And then if you had a kid right now and said, man, you know how it's different.

Different situations pop in I gotta get rid of.

Speaker 2

But let's say if you're a four flash fucker like I got some homies, I'll be like, man, I'm glad that person got I'm glad they kid got a stepdad, even though they ain't be trying to be in their kid his life.

Speaker 1

I'll be like that other nigga way better.

And I get that, but don't you lose a little respect.

Speaker 2

No something wrong with the niggas because I know they be trying, but they just ain't cut out.

Listen, God put the organs in you, but everybody ain't cut out.

Speaker 1

That's just serious.

Speaker 2

Man.

Having another human being depending on you to guide them is serious, and it is.

It is gifted to way to too many people, way too many.

Like the ability to be a parent should probably be the most toughest gift of all gifts.

Speaker 1

And anybody.

Speaker 2

It be motherfuckers that be in programs that can have kids, they ain't it.

It be motherfuckers who mine ain't right that could have kids.

They be like off, they be like a chromosome short and they can have kids.

Speaker 6

Up down the pike kids.

But every bike can't be a parent though.

Speaker 2

I'm talking about everybody can even attempt it, but they mine may not be together for the choice.

It ain't no rulee, it ain't no book on this ship.

I watch a lot of people who be thinking they be being a good parent.

I'll be like, damn, they fucking up.

But again it's easy.

But what up?

Speaker 1

Like you said, though, there's no man when that comes along with how to be a good parent, drug.

Speaker 2

Dog from the bleachers, I'll be like, man, that's dumb as a motherfucker, that dumb ass ship in the bleachers.

Speaker 1

I'm in the box.

I'm looking down from the box, man, that nigga.

Speaker 2

Fucking Man, that's a dumb ass play.

You drew up for your son from the box.

So guess what I got respect for niggas drawing up plays.

That's all facts too.

See, that's a poll on glasses.

Speaker 5

He gonna hit you with some hundred percent facts up in there, like when he was revealing what kids really are.

Speaker 1

Facts.

Speaker 5

Everything was right about that ship.

And it makes me jealous of biggas like Glasses when I look at these niggas without these children.

Speaker 1

God damn, you played that right.

But but I'm saying, you be watching, I'll be.

Speaker 2

You gotta understand when you don't have kids, you get to watch people be fathers.

And I watched all kinds of fathers like I've been blessed.

Some of my hardest homies are the best fathers in the world.

Speaker 1

Shout out to my kids, though, And I love you, you know.

Speaker 2

But what you're saying.

What you're saying is not actually right though, because it's no it's no right way or wrong way of you raising your child.

You know what I'm saying.

The job is to make sure your child grows up to be a productive, productive person in society.

Speaker 1

So whatever way that you raised that, when you raised that kid, if.

Speaker 2

You're feeding them, clothing them, housing them, right there, anything else to come along within that right there?

Speaker 1

It's just that ship is all that shit is extra anyway.

No, that's that's the main thing.

Speaker 6

You gotta do.

Speaker 1

Everything else you're doing right there.

Speaker 2

Damn.

Speaker 6

So it's like it's like it's no wrong, there's no menu.

Speaker 1

Parents though, understand I feel like.

Speaker 2

Right now, man, like I said, it's easy to coach from the bleachers.

Dog, It's easy.

I got you, It's easy.

It's another thing to be on the sidelines.

Dog, another thing to be on the sidelines, that be you got to call that draw that play up that kid, go to the store.

Speaker 1

Ships and ship happened and yeah nah.

Speaker 2

So again I'm just saying the point I'm making that even that comparison, I have respect for my biological father for giving me an opportunity at this thing called life.

Could have pulled out, could have pulled out.

Now, I know that's what I get it.

It sounded like base coach.

It sounds like basic primitive gratitude.

He said he could have put the street or my dad was funny if my dad tell me it hurt my feelings when he say that too.

But that.

Speaker 1

Should left you on your mama.

God damn.

Speaker 2

But what I'm saying is, but what I'm saying is the streets are supposed to teach you basic gratitude, basic gratitude, like you're supposed to understand life at his most fundamental, primitive place.

Speaker 1

That's what makes the gun and shit so bad.

Speaker 2

And for people to keep acting like they don't get it versus saying, hey, I don't understand it, that'd be my thing.

Set up to Happy Valley Forums, Thank you for the five dollars.

Can't get welfare unless you file child support against dad, shaking my head.

Speaker 1

You get food stamps stuff.

Speaker 2

Shout out to Happy Valley Farms.

Thank you for the two dollars.

Coach raised by dad?

Why you so emotional?

Speaker 1

That's your house, stupid coach raised by dad?

Why shout out thank you to the fire the other day?

Speaker 2

Oh shout out to old this cookie.

He knew thugs, family, his kids and got money with him.

Man, that case could have went the other way and ruined all their lives.

Is a terrible person, absolutely horrible.

He's a horrible person.

Speaker 1

Horrible.

Speaker 2

Shout out to OHI, thank you for the five dollars.

Worst thing about Gunner telling was he only had one more year to serve Max.

He's just disloyal and scary.

Keep catch like that far away, far.

Shout out to Little Bitty, Thank you for the two dollars.

And the end all we have is ourselves.

Tell them, Bitty, that's what the streets show you.

Shout out to two Live Hollywood, thank you for the five dollars.

It's funny how New Yorker's calling Atlanta the Gate when all New York moved here laughing out loud and I can't tell glasses you friends and ain't being to Atlanta.

Speaker 6

They did with Atlanta, they did with Atlanta.

A lot of niggas was gay.

They moved to Atlanta though, too.

Speaker 1

I'm not doing all this with y'all.

I'm not doing Atlanta slander.

I'm not with that a trap.

Shut out to d MAC, Thank you for the d MAC two fifteen.

Thank you for the five dollars.

Hey trap.

Speaker 2

I'm Philly.

I have a thirteen year old son.

I would never let him be afraid to go outside.

Speaker 6

That's what's that agree with you?

Speaker 2

Let your son tell' get your teens thinking for Maxis while you added to that, shut out the beef j B.

Thank you for the five dollars.

Going outside was lit back in the day, chasing women, getting in the minor trouble and if you got into a fight and one you was the man for the day.

Speaker 1

That's a fact that niggas his street shit sound crazy.

Speaker 2

Shut out to Haber Walls, thank you for the ten dollars, lunch fair, that's all right, thank you, thank you.

Speaker 1

Shut out to Nick, thank you for the five dollars.

If thug Obury and.

Speaker 2

Gunnare gonna go on tour, it's gonna be called undercovers and fids.

That's a fire tour undercover and said right.

Shut out to Happy Valley Farms, Thank you for the two dollars.

Coach wearing a Dictionary shirt though.

Speaker 6

What the churn here?

Speaker 2

Say power to the people.

Speaker 1

Shout the baby girl one trade five.

Thank you for the two dollars.

Speaker 2

Hey everyone, I'm late, but I'm here showing love, much love.

Shout out to Hammy, Thank you for the two dollars.

If parents don't owe anything, why judge it dead be?

It's a great question.

That is a that is a great question.

Speaker 1

But that's what I said.

Speaker 2

Okay, So it's a difference, right, I shouldn't judge it dead be.

You should judge it dead be.

Get what I'm saying, Like Gunna's son shouldn't be calling him a snitch, Doug should be calling him a snitch.

Speaker 1

Perspective is everything, So his son can't call him a snitch even though he snitched all about because he's taking care of you.

See.

Speaker 5

But see I'm saying, that's where it gets a little strange to me, because you all about facts and just because the nigga if your if your daddy snitched.

Speaker 1

Stretch, what's the deal?

Speaker 2

You're right?

Speaker 1

No, you're right.

Coach.

You know you going keep going?

Speaker 6

Coach, got you.

Speaker 1

I'm gonna hit you soon as I get off the string.

Speaker 2

I want to get you.

I'm not just not rude.

Speaker 5

Go ahead, daddy, I'm not going somewhere father talking me my father, not even though y'all keep he answered it.

Speaker 2

So it's perspective, right, Perspective Like perspective is where you're talking from.

Like it's No, your kid, like, if you're not the greatest parent, it don't matter if you're trying your best, your kid has no right to get at you.

Speaker 1

That's what I believe now.

Speaker 2

If I see you being a tragic or raggedy parent, I supposed to get on you.

But your kid is supposed to be grateful.

You're supposed to raise a gratuitous member of society.

Yeah, but hold too many of y'all kids are spoiling.

Raggedy ahead here, if you snitched, your son shouldn't be able to walk up to you and say you a snitch.

Speaker 1

But somebody asked he needs to go to see Yeah, my dad's he's a snitch, you know.

No, that's different.

Yeah, yeah, it's different.

Speaker 2

Yeah, yeah, I ain't saying that shut out to D boy.

Thank you for the fifty dollars supersticker.

I need to see what that sticker look like.

Speaker 1

Oh I've seen it, nicool, look like something just dancing.

Yeah, so that's all I'm saying.

Man, we get everything.

I think we got everything.

It's another super No, everybody thought it was too hard on cost.

Speaker 5

No, I don't know you're talking about the no Joe Joe, butten oh Joe, But we talked about that.

Speaker 1

We did talk about a little bit shut out to d.

Speaker 2

MAC two fifteen two dollars, Trap gym steak, Oh trap gyms.

Oh Gim's cheese steak is better than maxis.

Speaker 6

No, no, no inscabibbles the best, don't do that like bread.

Speaker 2

Though, bread like that name too?

Speaker 1

What's that?

Speaker 2

And the dog?

Speaker 1

I see you now?

Yeah?

Speaker 2

So I get I get what everybody said.

But like Drake's music hasn't changed.

Were finna wrap it up?

Speaker 1

Yeah?

Speaker 2

Well wrap it up with the Joe Budden's thing.

So when Joe Budden is saying when Drake is not great, Drake could not not be great as a record maker.

He's a great record maker.

How you feel about him is changing.

And that's what happens when marketing wears off.

Sometimes a marketing wear off, right, and then now you can see the product.

Speaker 3

For what it is.

Speaker 2

Okay, But what about the part resays everybody was eating off of him?

Speaker 1

Basically you agree with that?

I mean no, no, I think he fed the people.

I think whoever.

Speaker 2

Ecosystem is a big thing.

We say an ecosystem and see that's like the shark with the little things on top.

Speaker 1

Of him follow them around.

You know that's a whole different subject there.

Speaker 2

I like niggas being on their own.

I think hip hop is better when niggas is on their own.

They was too entitled to drake anyway.

Okay, how about that, y'all was too spoiled any where you was biting the nigga.

Speaker 1

You was taking advantage getting bigger budgets.

Now you gotta figure it out on your own.

Said they had daddy drake?

Was they daddy?

Entitled?

Speaker 6

Hap entitled?

Speaker 1

This shit?

Speaker 2

Having dad drakes?

Speaker 1

They daddy?

Is this a ripple effect now in hip hop?

Yep, it's a ripple effect that you have to figure out your own ship and stop biting.

That's what it means.

Speaker 2

Stop biting, stop stop biting and pop songs.

Now, you got to get back to making real hip hop.

You gotta go in your bag.

You gotta figure out a way to affect the world without that bullshit.

Speaker 1

So they got to stand on their own.

Yep.

You think somebody rake, You think somebody gonna fell that boy though?

Speaker 2

No, I mean because we never had this problem again before in life.

We never thought this about nobody else in life.

It ain't the sole nigga.

That was breathing.

Speaker 1

That was like, man, when they've done it was?

Rock Kim is one of the.

Speaker 2

Greatest lyricists in history.

I never heard nobody hip hop is done, rock Kim.

What's gonna happen now?

Speaker 1

Rock Kim is?

You know, he's not even putting out record.

Nobody never said at that you.

Speaker 5

Think so, but said you don't think that was a person that was kind of leading a wave on how music was sounding.

Speaker 1

Though, yeah, that's why it sucked.

So I didn't have no soul to it.

It is sucked, forgive me.

It didn't have no soul to it.

Speaker 6

Even when whole stepped back, niggas wasn't.

Niggas wasn't didn't go.

Speaker 5

Don't think everybody nobody followed whole blueprint up that nigga.

It's funny he made a bunch of blueprint albums, but I don't think nobody looked at his blueprint musically and was like, let's follow that.

Speaker 1

Mmm.

Speaker 6

Sound maybe not the way he wrapped though, sound the soulful?

Well, what was the question PG?

I mean, I thought I'll answered you let me look for it.

But yeah, while you're looking for that though, I mean when when Joe says that though, and I think a lot of them, a lot of them on that on that part is like I think, except for I think it's probably might not be a big Drake fan, but they they was Drake fans before all this happened, you know what I'm saying.

It was real Drake fans like.

Speaker 5

They Hey, Trap, do you think that do you think that Drake being out of the limelight or I don't know if he's out of limelight.

Speaker 1

But not being as as as as what he used to be.

Speaker 5

Do you think it hurts uh Joe out, I mean helped hurts Joe or helped Joe Like do you think he's speaking from.

Speaker 6

He said, because he got a lot of content from the time when.

Speaker 1

When like Nigga, I'm part of the ecosystem, you re send it to me again so I can hang it out.

Speaker 6

I think that.

Speaker 2

I think really, like Noah, I think I think Drake Joe was really a real Drake fan.

Yeah, like he used to be up in there.

He even said.

He even said, Joe, remember before time he said before it wouldn't even matter if he Drake can never make another good song though, man, because he got so much other great music that he could just always go back to the cattleg Shout out to Meka Red, thank you for the ten dollars Mega glass.

It says Drake's music hasn't changed.

Gee, that's the problem.

I mean, if you say so, I just think if it was great, it's great then and great now.

Like he hasn't changed anything about the recipe, you know what I'm saying.

So I don't think it's his greatness that's the problem.

Speaker 6

I think.

Speaker 2

I think the problem is how you see it.

I mean, hip hop is so much more culture than music.

And whether people want to accept this about me and Trapp talk about this all the time.

It's so much more culture than music.

Like and when you strip away the culture off somebody, when you actually see that somebody is not really seasoned or you make them question with what they're seasoned with, it may you know, it may uh fuck up the taste of the food.

For you y'all eating the same Drake meals, they just don't taste the same.

And it's not because of how it's tasting.

It's because how you look at It's like McDonald's.

Remember when you was like five and you got McDonald's and it was the best thing you ever tasted.

You didn't even want want home cooked food, You didn't want none of that shit.

You just would eat that McDonald's and it'd be just the best thing.

Even when you walked around.

You know, you show somebody the happy meal box, the cultural cachet you got with it.

Speaker 1

That's Drake.

Speaker 2

He was like McDonald's and it was like as a kid, it was fire.

It was like, man, you could show it off you.

You know, it meant a lot that you had it.

You looked like you had money all that.

But then you grow up and you learn things about McDonald's and it changes how McDonald's.

It don't change how McDonald's taste.

It changes how you look at McDonald's.

Speaker 5

It's also you made about a point about the magic trick when people see how the trick is being made when you I had a homebody that worked that subway, and after he told me what was going on that subway, I looked that subway.

I start looking at the food differently.

I started tasting it started tasting differently than me.

Speaker 1

And shit.

Speaker 5

But now that everybody see what's behind the veil with dre and I have shit, the music I ain't gonna lie.

Speaker 1

Man.

Speaker 2

He had a good point with that.

I started listening to Drake music differently.

Now I'm starting to read too much in the work lyrics and shit.

I never listened to Jake lyrics.

I never give a fuck about what he's talking about.

Speaker 1

Now I'm listening to the Ship every little song.

Did you get that less super chat?

You can see that, all right.

I ain't know that.

Speaker 6

I ain't know that.

Speaker 2

Yeah, if that makes sense.

So I think you change how you look at McDonald's.

McDonald still tastes delicious.

Like when I gonna get McDonald's, McDonald's still tastes good.

I just know, I'm I shouldn't be eating this.

I've learned about food now to understand exactly what's happening.

So it ain't like McDonald's don't taste good no more.

A fish fil a fucking.

Speaker 1

Still taste delicious to the taste bood not a man.

Did you like fish flakes whatever?

Speaker 5

At one point they was kind of cool them.

They taste a little differently like the nuggets and chicken and fishal a don't taste grease.

Speaker 2

Now degrease that that shit tastes damn near identical That's one of the things they did research on how much it tastes identical over the years as they got cheaper.

What it is is you learned about what they're using, and it makes you change how you digest the food.

Not only does it your body digest it differently, but you change you look at it differently.

Got that I don't remember the chicken nugget station like homework paper.

Homework paper.

Speaker 5

Yeah, I don't remember that.

I used to love McDonald chicken nuggets back in the day.

That homework paper too, even though I don't eat a lot of McDonald's.

Speaker 1

But you know, yes, it's you.

You look at it like McDonald's.

Speaker 6

You ever seen the way that the gutty potatoes for their French fries.

Yep, that shit is crazy.

Speaker 2

I don't want to know.

Shut out to Visus, thank you for the two dollars.

It's not the same because forty is absent.

Speaker 1

Might be two.

I didn't know that.

Shut out to Mika Red thirty, thank you for the ten dollars.

Speaker 2

Drake hasn't grown any He's almost forty, still talking about giving girls mind.

Speaker 1

Come on, ge he needs to grow up.

Speaker 2

I mean, I think that's the cornerstone of pop music though, you know what I mean, Like pop music ain't a maturing thing.

Pop is like all catered to the next generation of the youth.

That's like the science and that's the science and pop music.

That's why pop pop.

Like musicians like they stop and then they just start doing those songs like right Backstreet or Brittany Spears.

Speaker 1

There's nowhere for them to go.

Speaker 2

It's not a genre, you know what I mean, clutched into anything else, but the next wave of children, like the next generation.

Speaker 1

Like just think historically, very rarely pop.

Speaker 2

People don't age with.

They're not like the standard rock or blues or that type of musician.

They really cater to like the next wave of you know, mainstream children.

And as you get older, you age out of pop music.

Speaker 6

Yeah, we don't be concerned about the popular the popular popular songs and down the popular artists and stuff like that.

Speaker 1

That's what I mean.

Speaker 2

Remember then, pop culture kind of it doesn't grow with you.

It changes, Like what you was popular when we were younger, it's not popular now.

Something like Drake to me did a really great job of out living his pop career.

Speaker 1

That he should have.

But shit, eventually it came to an end, and partly to his fault, you know.

Speaker 2

I mean, he kind of tried to wedge himself into like more of a cultural thing that he wasn't really familiar with.

Let me ask you this question, since you said that now Drake's music career is over, do you think he could, you know, start his acting career again?

Speaker 1

And I think so.

I don't think.

You don't think so trapped?

I think it can.

I think you can.

Speaker 6

I think I think that's the next move is from to get into act, though I.

Speaker 1

Don't know if he's not a good actor.

I mean, this nigga got along acting like this word years, but I think it took so much other work to make people believe it.

Speaker 2

Yeah, but this is where he's gonna have to run to if he, you know, is out of music.

Speaker 1

I mean, he could perform these songs for the rest of his life.

Oh, you're right, pop star huh?

Back Street Boys and Michael Michael Jackson had to make another album.

Speaker 2

I agree, we know he was, but we know he was probably making another one.

Speaker 1

No, he wasn't, you know, don't think so.

I mean, but it didn't matter.

New music to pop people don't matter.

Speaker 2

Yeah, like like, I don't think nobody care Backstreet makes another album except the people that's trying to get that nostalgic time feeling.

Speaker 1

I think Drake represents saying like pop music a nostalgic energy.

He just went a little overtime.

Speaker 6

Nah, I ain't checked the hoodies out yet.

I gotta check that out.

I've seen you the other day too, I gonna check that out.

Speaker 1

Well.

Speaker 5

Make sure I like most lied to lunch before you say that, Hey, can we get that kings chat one more time for the likes, because I feel like that was a great Oh.

Speaker 1

That one without there?

Speaker 2

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Speaker 1

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Double tap your screen.

Speaker 2

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Speaker 1

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Speaker 2

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Speaker 1

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There go there for I didn't like yo.

I don't think he could if he started crying, that's not.

Speaker 2

Gonna be to his benefit for you.

I didn't like what the ride watch out for people.

Not for Drake though, because that's his m already on records.

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