Video summary
The video centers on a heated debate between Boosie Badazz and his co-host OG regarding the legality of hiring government lobbyists to petition for a pardon. Boosie firmly asserts that employing lobbyists is not illegal, arguing that the true illegality lies in misappropriating funds meant for legal efforts rather than returning them if the goal isn't met. He challenges critics to verify this fact by searching online, emphasizing that his actions are within legal bounds and that he has already surrendered significant money associated with the case. This stance forms the core of his defense against accusations of wrongdoing, positioning his campaign as a legitimate pursuit of justice rather than an illicit activity.
Tensions escalate when OG brings up Wicked, another figure involved in the controversy, who had previously criticized Boosie's comments on snitching within the Black community. OG defends Wicked's perspective, suggesting that certain individuals in Atlanta view giving statements to authorities or media outlets like 60 Minutes as a form of snitching, regardless of legal contracts. However, Boosie counters this by highlighting the hypocrisy he perceives, noting that Wicked has no felony record yet still engages in behavior that contradicts his own moral stance on loyalty and community protection. The argument shifts from pure legality to cultural codes, with both parties accusing each other of double standards when it comes to how different groups handle law enforcement interactions and financial agreements.
The conversation quickly devolves into personal attacks and regional bashing, particularly targeting the West Coast versus the South dynamic. OG accuses Boosie of being a "social coward" for crying over legal matters while white counterparts face no such scrutiny, leading to a heated exchange about race, class, and regional stereotypes. Boosie retorts by calling OG crazy and accusing him of having mental issues, while also defending his friends in Atlanta against negative portrayals from the West Coast. The dialogue becomes increasingly disjointed as they circle back to topics like Devin Brown's trial, cannabis sales, and past feuds, illustrating how deeply entrenched their disagreements are beyond the initial legal dispute.
Ultimately, the host attempts to steer the discussion back to unity, urging both Boosie and Wicked to stop dividing the community over these issues. He acknowledges that while contractual agreements and legalities are valid concerns, the broader conversation should focus on keeping the Black community united rather than engaging in infighting. Despite the chaos and insults exchanged, the host maintains his support for all parties involved, promising to continue covering their stories while warning viewers not to let regional biases cloud their judgment. The episode concludes with a call to watch future segments, leaving the audience with a complex picture of loyalty, legality, and the ongoing cultural tensions that define these conversations in hip-hop circles.
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Yeah, we on TV.
>> Hey, I got a lot of people in my DM,
even my fans like, "Booy, we need you.
You can't be doing stuff illegal."
Let me get y'all right with that. Uh,
hiring government lobbyists to petition
for a pardon is not illegal.
Uh, what's illegal is when you take the
funds and just stick them in your pocket
and you don't do nothing with the funds.
Um, you put people names and emails,
powerful people who you don't even have
contact with. Um, that's that that
that's what make this [ __ ] illegal. When
you do a contract with somebody and that
contract says you have to return that
money, if you don't get a pardon by this
date and you don't return that money,
you are liable for a lawsuit.
So, I didn't do anything illegal. Uh,
if you think uh hiring government
lobbyists to petition for a pardon is
illegal, put it in Google and swipe like
I just did.
>> Wow. Wow. Guys, uh, Booy, shout out,
man. Again, Booy makes an astounding
speech that pretty much tells us that
this what we call an illegal is not
illegal. Now him and Wicked, Wicked
spoke out because Booya said some things
in the comments to him. Shout out to
Wicked and Beehive over there. You know
Beh.
So shout out to Beh. He been on Boss
Talk 101. But Wicked spoke back and
Wicked was like, "Man, it was explosive
because he Wicked is on the same bull
crap that OG Pyro is on." OG, you there,
>> man? Hell,
>> OG. Oh gee, I'm I'm going start I'm Let
me stop saying this. You heard he said
it ain't illegal, man. It's not illegal.
>> So what? So what? It's It's not illegal
to be whining and crying, but you doing
it.
>> Oh, gee, these guys now are y'all I
think y'all y'all you and Wicked I'm
going to put y'all together. Y'all
playing
>> Well, it don't matter. It It don't
matter. Y'all saying the same stuff and
I'm f to play it. But I'm just saying,
man, back up off of booy so much, man.
Y'all act like the man the man is is
trying to make it through. He gave up
$600,000.
I don't I don't get this, man. I'm a
neutral. I don't have a dog in the
fight. And I'm a big fan of Wicked and
Booy and Vi. You know what I'm saying?
>> They go to line.
>> No, no, no, no, no. OG, let me play what
they said. Hold on.
Hold on. One sec. Well, let me tell you
something. All that li OG, I would not
be called a liar either on in front of
my fans. Okay, here we go.
>> And here's the first thing that I want
to say that and this this is what's uh
lame in the black community. I I took a
stance on how I feel.
>> Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.
>> About uh whether it's snitching or
whether it's not
>> That ain't the one I want to play. Let
me get you on the right track here. Here
it is. Right here. I think this is it.
>> Right.
>> Get you on the right track here. It's a
couple of them. Yeah. Then a song that's
>> see Wicked Wicked had a few things to
say. So it kind of confused me.
>> You kind of confused.
>> Oh, G. I'm going be quite honest with
you and I want you to stop what you're
doing. You wanted to you one of my my
you soul when it come down to what going
on with our community and people love
hearing you talk and y'all set up and
y'all call people snitches when God sent
us something.
>> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. I'm I'm going
go and play this.
>> And and here's the first thing that I
want to say that and this is this this
is what's uh lame in the black
community. I I took a stance on how I
felt about uh whether it's snitching or
whether it's not or does snitching even
matter. But his thing is cuz he's a
little younger than me uh you know to
get in there and get the [ __ ] up out of
here stupid ass [ __ ] So don't that
that's the shot right there. Uh there's
a difference when when two blacks when
no why say black men can't you know have
conversations like this uh because of uh
you know our community.
>> Now now Booy was wrong for calling
stupid a you know get the f out of here
but Wicked Wicked did go into the
comments.
>> Excuse me. We don't we don't need any
Dallas cheerleaders
for nothing but the fact. We don't need
you on the sideline pumping it up. You
know that's not what's needed. Now what
I said I don't know wicked or fick or
dick it or whatever you you Dallas
Cowboys.
>> No this guy's out of Atlanta. Just say
be clear.
>> Same same.
>> You're in the south [ __ ] Mind watch
your business. the same melting.
>> Watch your business.
>> Uh uh. He just may wear a glitter glove.
>> No, no. Watch watch your business. He in
Atlanta. I'm in Texas. But you watch
your business, man.
>> I never said what it was legality or
not. My point was
>> don't stop fish tailing when he check
y'all on this being illegality.
>> My My point was that you're supposed to
be this big street rapper. Take it like
you make it. Like you say all this and
we outside and and and uh it's it's you
can't say f the streets. It's a street
code and you talking about who was
telling and who wasn't telling. Look, I
make them Yankees give me my [ __ ] back.
I don't have to go on all the media. Now
you're mad at 60 minutes because they
let your
>> Watch yourself. Watch it suckle. Watch
it suck
and and put up that that that that that
messed up stuff. And this white man is
not going to I don't care if I told you
before. You can sue me all day, but you
may not get the money. Period.
>> Yeah, but you going to that courtroom
with me. I'm taking your ass to the
courtroom. If you take 600 you take
600,000 and you you got a contractual
agreement. That's what I think you guys
are missing. This contractual agreement
says you're going to give me my 300,000.
What you think I put to do? Go kill him
and not get my 300,000. That's what
y'all want.
>> You know what? That's what make it so
wicked with this AI and Clawude. You
negroes got access to information and so
now you talking about legal binding
contracts. Last
say nothing about them. All of a sudden,
>> Booy said it. Booya said it. Yeah, you
get so legally literate that before he
he couldn't say couldn't
>> he said Google it if y'all got a problem
with it Google and I agree with him
100%. If y'all going to say it's illegal
Google it. That's what he said.
>> Yeah, that's what he said. And last week
he couldn't read cat.
>> It don't matter [ __ ] chat GPT out now.
We doing a lot then we didn't know
before. Now deal with it. Time has
changed just that fast. listening at at
what behind Wicked has
>> somebody up in there, you know, if I did
do that. So, I haven't been to prison. I
don't have felonies on my record. So,
so, so we're going to talk about who's a
stupid ass [ __ ] that, you know, let him
let him let him eat on that right there.
That's the first thing. Now, second
thing is this right here. This is what I
was trying to explain to uh to uh us
brothers um that
that that that's following Boo, that
they love Boost. trying to their best
because it's not Atlanta. If it was
Atlanta, if Gucci, Thug, anybody, we
know where they would stand on this
entire situation. Uh their code is if
you talk, if you tell on anybody about
anything, if you give any uh um um if
you if you give any statement about
somebody uh to authority or especially
on 60 Minutes, that is considered
snitching. There's different levels.
There's dry snitching. There's straight
up snitching. There's different level.
You give any statement because you were
doing a crime by trying to get a partner
when you know damn well you can't pay
for A PARTY. SO YOU ARE
>> STOP RIGHT THERE. That's what that's
what that's what Booya just referred to.
That ain't what that ain't that ain't
that Boo. Google it.
>> Hold up. Hold up. Don't you ever
associate me with wicked cuz wicked
don't sound too UH MASCULINE TO ME.
MAN, NO. He don't have no felony. Don't
get mad cuz that man ain't been in
trouble. Everybody ain't been in
trouble. Don't mean that dang gangster.
Jay-Z. Jay-Z talked about that. Shout
out to Jay-Z. Y'all celebrate the [ __ ]
that got shot.
>> I'm just saying Wicked sound like that
movie sound like the Wicked Butcher. The
West.
>> He just said he ain't had no felonies
and y'all chew on that for a minute.
>> Wicked sound like he paint his finger.
>> NO, WICKED. WICCAN IS a Atlanta native,
man. OG, stop it, bro.
>> Wicked talks a lot about
>> OG, DON'T OG know. No, what I'm telling
you is listen. Wicked. Wicked is saying,
y'all wouldn't say the same about Young
Thug Nim down there, man.
>> Wicked his what color is his finger?
>> Wicked fangs is regular, man. Get on off
of that, man. You don't even know this
man. But what I'm telling you is he
ain't going for the fact he said it was
illegal and that's what that's why Booy
spoke out.
>> Let me say this. Do not associate me
with
>> this man is crazy.
>> I'm just saying wicked. Don't wicked
sounds very wicked.
>> This man is crazy trying to get there.
>> No, this man this man is doing his thing
on beh. Shout out to beh. I'm not going
to play with you OG about what be got
going on.
>> Hot Atlanta. What does that mean? OG,
stop it, bro.
>> I'm just saying.
>> Listen, I'mma be honest with you. We can
fight amongst each other, but when it
come down to West Coast coming down here
fighting, talk, saying stuff about
Wicked or Boo, I'm not going. Now,
Wicked is a guy who does a show over
there, and these are my friends. Uh, a
Beehive is for show. And I want you to
stand down right now. OG, stand down.
>> Please do not associate me.
>> Y'all both saying the same thing about
Booy. No, we're not saying the same.
>> Yeah, you is.
>> Hold on. Listen, hold on. Listen to
this.
>> Got a GANG OF FELONIES.
>> HOLD ON. OG, hold on.
>> The crime and then when it didn't go
your way, you snitched on the people
that took the money. That's just a B. We
going to call it for what it really is.
And that's what I was saying. The only
why I called it like that is because
this is the same guy that when TI was
trying to put a um a do an album with
him and because he sees a video of of
Tia telling all the young kids, you know
what I'm saying? Uh to to do right, you
know, the tip line, you know what I'm
saying? Let's start the violence in the
community. ALL OF A SUDDEN, HE can't do
nothing with a rat. Tip's a rat. I can't
do nothing with So we can't. So we
didn't get to we didn't get to hear that
album. The same guy that came right in
here when his brother went in his
account and TOOK HIS MONEY, SAT RIGHT
HERE BESIDE ME AND CALLED HIS BROTHER
NAME. HIS BROTHER COULD HAVE WENT TO
PRISON BEHIND IT. SO WHAT I'M TRYING TO
TELL HIM IS and him and his people is
that shut this no snitching [ __ ] UP. IT
DOESN'T people are loyal as their
options. Don't tell my kids to stand on
something and the black kids in the
community not to be snitching and to
stand ON THIS WHEN YOU'LL DO IT IF IT'S
CONVENIENT FOR YOU. YOU'LL DO IT TO YOUR
BROTHER and you will do it to uh those
people. Now, let me get on those people.
>> Let me stop right Let me stop right
there. Now, I got to stop right there.
Well, first of all, we see that you done
Wicked. You're making this out of
Atlanta thing and and you you said
Atlanta a couple of times, then you use
Tip as an example. So, you're making it
out of Atlanta thing. And that's the
thing. We We in the South, man. We all
down here together. Uh we not going to
go We not going to go against each other
like that. We not We You don't You don't
have a dog in this fight. Let me say
what I'm saying, OG. And and and and I'm
I'mma be quite frank with you, Wicked.
I'm Hold on. Hold on. Stop throwing uh
rocks at glass houses. OG, let me let me
get this out.
>> Let me get this out. OG. Wicked has to
not We can't do the dividing thing
because we don't we can't afford to. We
are in the South. And I'm going to tell
you something. When that happened,
>> it is EXACTLY RIGHT.
>> NO.
NO, WICKED IS EXACTLY WRONG. They said
we don't want to divide each other up.
Well, let me just say this. Booy is
basically uh doing what Booy does
because of legality. He did sit over
there at the show beside you. I remember
the episode. I remember him coming over
there. I remember all that. But let's be
clear, both of these were made. Hold on.
Let me let me be clear. Blue had signed
a deal with him. the boy. And and that
that's that that's a whole different
that's contractual agreements. These
folks is signing paperwork saying
they're going to do one thing and then
going behind the people back doing
another is totally is not right. So I
get it. But him and Tip and all what
they got going on, I don't think that
should have been put in here, man. We
can't talk about that.
>> That's inclusive.
>> No, that that's not inclusive. Other
>> you can't say that. Oh, I ain't dealing
with him. be a rat and I ain't going to
do this and I you go big on street issue
when it come to a black man. But when it
come
on agreement, but I don't really agree
with none one of y'all.
>> I ain't saying I agree with Booya
either, but I am saying we are not going
to sit up here and divide each other up
with these conversations.
>> You've been dividing. You've been
divided since they landed the mother.
Oh, okay. Here here, let me let me break
this down so the people can get an
understanding. I'm going to give it to
you where the rubber meets the road. Um,
what Booy is doing is definitely things
with had paperwork. Hold on. Had
paperwork attached to it. Same way what
happened with Gucci and Pushist. Now, we
we know that if there are some paperwork
and all that stuff signed and legal
agreements, they got other partners
involved and all that, people not going.
If you give somebody $600,000
and then they on a contract say they
going to give you 300 back, you don't
expect them to go and get their money
and you saying it's illegal when we know
it's not illegal because white America
been doing this forever, patting each
other pockets to get their point across.
This is something that goes on. right
now.
>> No, I'm just telling you about it. So,
at the at the end of the day, you see
this happening all the time. But now you
want you want what you want Booster to
do? Go and uh uh go and and grab them
two uh guys and put them in the trunk
and take them to Baton Rouge and throw
them in the swamp. Man, come on, bro.
Y'all know that ain't the way this going
to go. At the end of the day, if it was
street, then it would be street. But if
it's something that's in legalities and
contractual agreements and you know
already this is a part of the the the
signatures that was signed and agreement
that was agreed upon. Stop acting like
y'all don't know what that man's saying.
Bro since you brought up
no matter how uh [ __ ] is he kept it
in the street. He didn't go get no damn
money. He went and got his homeboys and
went right on
>> and that's what y'all applauding.
take me through that.
>> You know, OG, you need your ass whooped.
T need your ass whooped. You you you
can't you cannot be applauding Pushis
going up there and throwing his life
away like that. So, I want you to first
of all recant that statement immediately
that you just spoke of on push.
>> You can't endure something like that
because you are the one that's supposed
to be snatching them out of the fire.
These youngsters doing this stuff, going
out here grabbing pistols and putting
guns in people head talking about take
me off this contract. You know that's
crazy.
>> If you jump in the fire, I'm going to
get some meat and we don't have a
barbecue. Take you out of nothing.
>> Well, I I knew you was on that same old
old mumbo jumbo that signifying job that
Wicked is on when it come down to Booy.
I don't understand you out there hooping
and holling and become a social coward
and get on crying.
>> He can go on 60 minutes about his money
against these white guys.
>> And you keep bringing 600,000
600. He should have put 600,000 in the
street. And like I told you, if he
wanted their money back, call me.
Oh gee, that don't work like that. We
don't want you doing nothing with the
with booy behind nothing. Period. And
that No, we don't want you know we got
to do boss talk.
>> If I was a white detective, you give me
the
>> since I'm just a little black.
>> Oh, so now you undercover detective when
it come down to go and get somebody
money. You know, it ain't even
undercover.
>> Excuse me, sir. I'm I'm not under nobody
cover. I'm not from Atlanta.
>> Whoa, man. You're not going to keep
doing the South. Like I said, when it
come down, we don't want to start
talking about all the stuff that goes on
up there in I think it's San Francisco.
We don't want to talk about that. You
keep throwing shots at Atlanta, but I
think it's Sacramento or San Francisco.
Yes, you did talking about you talking
about earlier about how he sound and how
it is. Let me tell you something about
where you at up there, buddy. You don't
want to start talking about how how how
them uh them uh girl whatever that is
y'all got walking down up and down
taking me through there taking me
through there. Them people y'all got up
there. Y'all are the capital of it. Uh
y'all are the capital. And and and and
and this Atlanta is is a crumb on a in a
bread pack compared to what y'all do up
there.
>> Excuse me, sir. That's what you call
region. You just you can't even
>> No. No. Y'all definitely got them
rainbow colors up there and ain't
nothing wrong with it. I'm not against
it. It's y'all Y'all started it. Don't
push that on Atlanta.
Y'all started it up there. The the the
the I mean the rainbow, the high pro
glow, all that that come from up there.
That's where y'all do. That's where they
come from.
>> You can since you know Jack Shack D GPT
and you know Claw, all you got to do is
look it up. Number the capital of the
world is uh Hotlanta.
>> No, no, no. Y'all right there. If it is,
y'all, they just took it cuz y'all was a
swapping first at first. I Everybody
know that.
>> No, that's for Yankees in San Francisco.
That's for the Yankees.
>> Ain't nothing wrong with Ain't nothing
wrong with people being who they are.
I'm going say that. I don't have nothing
against nobody.
All I'm saying is don't come for for
Atlanta and not ain't you the pot
calling the pedal uh uh black up on the
west coast. All I'm saying is this stuff
is everywhere. Spread like wildflower.
Spread wildfire. Just spread it
everywhere. And and at the end of the
day, for you to sit up there and act
like that is crazy.
>> Crazy.
>> I don't know why it's crazy. It's crazy
for you to uh come up with all of these
new words that you didn't say last week.
LEGALITIES AND
>> no man chat GPT got us on point. Don't
be mad cuz we NO TECHNOLOGY. I GOT A
contractual agreement right now. I'm
going to get us somebody.
>> Not chat GPT. You got a GED.
>> You get your ass off my phone. Listen at
this OG. Listen at this. You see that?
Then there some that's in the comments
and I want to talk to you. You [ __ ]
that sit there and say that their
thought process is since there some
white folks since they got on suit and
ties
that makes it business. Well, why can't
you have the same THOUGHT PROCESS WHEN
IT COMES TO US BLACK FOLKS?
HEY, I'm not You give them You give them
a pass BECAUSE THEY IN SUIT AND ties and
they look like this. SO IT AIN'T STREET.
IT DON'T MEAN IT AIN'T STREET. WELL, I
GOT A NEWS flash for you.
Why are we sitting up here saying that?
Because they're white and ain't and and
they're in suits that IT AIN'T STREET.
THEY'RE DOING EVERYTHING THE STREET WAY.
I guess unless YOU GET HUNG BY A TREE,
IT AIN'T STREET.
>> I'm stopping it right there now. This is
going too far. hung by a tree is
reaching
>> with me. Can they let me say this one
thing?
>> Go ahead.
>> Sound like my deal.
>> Man, get the hell on. WHY DO YOU THIS
MAN IS CRAZY. NO, MAN. I'm not going to
do this with you about what's going on.
The man, did you hear what he said?
>> I was I couldn't. He was sounding like
>> No. Oh, gee. He's upset. He's telling
you about why these guys when it come to
a white guy act like the that they can't
go and get, you know, go and treat it
like street.
>> Yeah. All all the female qualities came.
>> Oh, no. That Why do you do that, bro?
You have issues, man.
>> I'm just saying
>> that man is not Listen, that man is is
is as straight as they come. Leave that
man alone.
>> I I I hope he is. Bro, what your problem
is? You can't hear what the man's saying
about what's going on. He said pretty
much the same thing you said yesterday.
>> Yeah, he's saying it, but he said it in
a different
>> I'm not going to do this with you, OG.
You are crazy. When I call you to ask
you about a subject, you don't get on
here and flip out and turn it a whole
different way. I'm not doing that with
you. Now, I know these guys to be
standup guys. Why are you trying to turn
to something else? I can't stand you,
[ __ ] You crazy. And all the folks that
be getting in the comments that thinking
they love OG, OG has mental issues.
Okay,
>> now we throwing rocks at OG.
>> No, OG is tripping, man. I'm trying to
ask you about something totally
different and you going at the man
tonality. Maybe he was raised a certain
way. Certain things that I don't know
what the man got going on, but you was
tripping on something that ain't even
nothing to trip on.
>> He said it himself. if I had no
felonies. SO,
>> WELL, THAT'S THE ONLY thing you thinking
about, man. You too street OG. I can't
put you on here no more, guys. Y'all
look, get in the comments. Y'all OG is
tripping. I got to pick certain things
to let him talk about because this [ __ ]
crazy. He's sitting up TALKING ABOUT
SOMETHING TOTALLY different than what
this this whole damn thing is about.
>> No, you didn't got like
you calling people ninjas and stuff.
>> Oh, gee. I'm just trying to understand
why you try to equate Atlanta so bad to
something that y'all got the same thing
going and then you still picking
>> what the lie don't care
>> up on the west coast man. No, no, sir.
Have the same thing going. That's
incorrect state,
>> man. I just told you about by about
Sacramento and is is they running the
Yeah. All that. I think no, San
Francisco. I'm sorry. Um, shout out to
all of them guys up there cuz I love the
West Coast and I love the East Coast and
I just got back from the East Coast. I'm
a big fan of the East Coast and the West
Coast. I'm just so happen to be in the
South, deep, dirty South down at the
bottom of the map. So here here here
here's what you got to understand OG.
We're not going for no slander against
none of my people down here. And I'm
telling you that now when I ask you I'm
ask you about the booy subject and and
what wicked is saying about the fact of
him going at now let's get on track
here. Going at uh I can't stand you. You
is crazy. You are you is crazy as hell
boy. Boy you make me laugh early the boy
late night. No matter what I call you
you crazy. Oh gee. Wait a minute. Let me
but I'm not gonna let you talk about the
south man. You got issues bro and just
pray on this.
This is not a lot of serious issue here.
>> This man crazy.
We need to pray.
>> Oh, you crazy man. Do you
>> want to pray for wicked and hope
>> what the hell is wrong with this man?
>> Oh Jesus. You He ain't never had a
felony. He probably need to pray for
you. You need prayer
>> together. Father,
>> I'm not gonna do this with you, OG. This
boy, you need help, bro. All I'm saying
if let me ask you this, OG,
>> if we have one more
>> No, I'm not ming nothing with you, OG.
Listen, Booy has clapped back. I ain't
It ain't nothing done and legal with
what I'm doing. And I believe he was
clapping back at Wicked for saying that
it was illegal. And he says he can hire
lobbyists as long as he want to. Google
it if you got a problem with
understanding if it's legal or not.
That's all I called you for. That's it.
Done. Nothing else.
>> And and and what in Wicked's defense,
Wicked said when the shoe was on the
other foot and it came to a man that
looked like you, you went big on. But
when it come to them Yankees, you crying
like baby tears. I understand his point
and his point is well taken.
Don't be hypocritical, Negro, cuz I
ain't got no felonies. And but I'll take
it there. I'll take it there. But I
understand everything Wicked was saying.
And what's his real name? I
>> I don't know. He was in he was in a
group, a music group. Man,
>> every time every time I think he saying
the word wicked, I think about that
movie, the Wicked, the the play Wicked.
And that's not good. That's not good.
>> G. All I know is I introduce you to a
different crowd of people this morning
>> together.
>> OG if you don't stop all the
foolishness. Listen, these guys are
really not getting along. They in
comments it this thing. He don't want to
get no felony. He trying to stay legal,
man.
>> Look, you are you one big on praying but
not
>> I'm not praying with you over nothing
with no wicked and no booy. I'm not
doing it this morning. Can we just cut
out our hand?
>> No, we're not doing it cuz you crazy as
hell for even saying you have did way
more than what I was thinking you was
going to do this morning, but you
cutting up on some stuff that ain't got
nothing to do with nothing I'm trying to
talk about. I don't even know if I'm
going to put this episode out because
you crazy.
>> I I don't I don't want I just want to
know America, me and Wicked have nothing
in common.
>> Man, God, please help this man. And you
know, here here's here's what you got to
understand. OG um Beehive. Yeah.
Beehive. And this is the same one. This
the the one I showed you. What? Yeah.
Beh Turk Turk be on there with with
them. This is my partners. All these we
are family, man. We talk all the time.
Me and Bei. You got I had talked to Turk
are wicked, but I do talk to Beh. This
is his show is Behive TV. Y'all got to
go check it out. And not only that, I'm
going to put the uh link for this
interview cuz I mean for this where he
spoke back at Booy because when I seen
it, I said, "You know what? I talk about
everything else. I got to I got to talk
about this, too." And and but at the end
of the day, man, standup dudes, man,
that that that really work every day
just like we do when it come down to
this uh these podcast and just doing
their thing. I got to give them love.
But at the end of the day, what I won't
stand for is a guy from the West Coast,
who is my co-host, to get on here and
throw mud at anything going on in the
South because me and him going to all go
back and forth. So, I'm keeping Booya
and Wicked. To be honest with you, I
don't got time to play with you when it
come down. Cuz if I start talking about
what you got going on up there, boy,
we'll be here all day. No jumpers up
there where you at. That's who up there
with you. And we don't want to talk
about some of the interviews that done
went on over there. And we don't want to
talk. You seen what? Shout out to Melvin
Farmer. We don't want to talk about
what's going on. I got
>> You really want to talk about it cuz
Melvin been
>> We don't want to talk about what y'all
got going on. Hey, ain't Vlad up there
with y'all.
>> And what made what made California weak
is y'all singlehandedly y'all brought
Jimmy Cricket down here.
>> Nobody brought him. Y'all paid him and
flew him up there. You [ __ ] is tan
been flying him up there.
>> Charleston White got with these Yankees
and did his southern hospitality and
California been the same since.
>> Don't you dare blame that. Why you got
to blame everything on the south? All
I'm saying
>> here we go. Here we go. Charleston White
then they they they hatched they hatched
Rap 100.
>> Oh, I forgot. Yeah, there it is. Y'all
got a whole y'all got a lot going on up
there to be worried about saying
anything downrating toward what we got
going on. That's one thing I can say
about y'all. Anybody can get it up
there, boy. You got to walk you can't
even you got to wear black and white.
It's like the 70s up there 80s. I mean,
they you got you can't even go out there
and wear your color, man. Don't wear
that over here, man. Y'all got a lot
going on for you to be talking. I think
you ought to just stop it.
Let it go.
>> I think we're ought to pray. I'm out.
Guys, go check out uh Wicked as he
speaks back uh uh at Booy. But Booy
clapped back on this one and and and and
it was extraordinary clapback telling
them to go and Google it. The fact that
this is something that we got to make
sure to understand that it's not illegal
for him to li pay lobbyists or to rally
with lobbyists on the thing that he's
concerned about. And and this is what uh
Booy spoke out about. But Wicked went
in. Wicked went all the way in when it
come down to the fact of how he felt
about what he said about TI, how it
would be looked at if it was something
that Atlanta was doing. It got very
demographical and uh man, we all down
here together under this Mason Dixon
line. Stop it. I don't want to hear it,
y'all. Stop what you're doing. We got to
get it together right now, guys. And if
you're still watching, make sure y'all
watch tonight. OG going to be on this on
his show. OG, shout it out.
>> Here we go. There you go. Uh, what you
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We'll talk about it. We got to be about
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>> meet me there, man. 7 o'clock. Y'all
better be over there or don't get in my
comments. And I heard one of y'all said
last night, uh, you you better be over
there, too. Well, I will be over there.
I was over there the other day. You
can't tell me what to do either. I be
reading what you said. I commented back
to you, too, homie. So, I will get back
at you on here. I clap back. But at the
end of the day, guys, make sure you if
you're still watching, got to watch this
right here, man. We don't know where the
hell Devin Brown is at. We don't know
what happened to him. Me and OG talked
about Devin Brown is somewhere ducked
off waiting on this yellow trial. Look
right here, guys. And and man, make sure
you guys keep watching Boss Talk 101.
This week, tomorrow premieres. Rosco
Dash is coming on at 11:00 a.m. Rosco
Dash is gonna come in and he g you gonna
hear how his deal Rosco Dash ain't he
from Atlanta. See what I'm saying? We in
the south, baby. Stop playing. But
there's a lot of great interviews coming
your way, man. But again, watch this.
Yellow bey
murder trial is crazy, man. Devin Brown,
we don't know what happened to him. Boss
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