GILLIE TURNS 50 - MILLION DOLLAZ WORTH OF GAME EPISODE 390

You're now tuned into million dollars worth of game. Listen man, it been a wild week. >> Gil turned 50. >> Yes. >> He got about like he got a probably about like his feet bad. So his feet bad. So he he ain't going to be walking soon. You know when you turn 50, there's certain things you could do. I got him a case of uh I got him a case of mixed cut water. He went crazy about them. He he just love cut water. So that was another [laughter] that was a whole another thing. I'm like this dude's an animal. He was going crazy. He got the 40s in. But he he >> I had a great time. >> You know what I He's never going to be 49 again. Like what? >> Had a great time. Threw up all over the place. He was dookieing. He was [ __ ] himself and everything. He went crazy. He went Listen, [laughter] this guy went crazy yesterday, right? I'm talking about he went ballistic, right? >> But hold on, hold on, man. Let me just say this, right? Had a party at the crib, man. Shout out to my wife, man. She had this [ __ ] looking like >> the addition hotel in Miami and [ __ ] and uh cuz you know everything was cool then Cuz gave a legendary speech and let's just shoot a speech today. >> So this is from a really special person that couldn't be here today that wanted to be here for you. He's out the country right now. Ty and yeah I'll let Wallow explain what it is. >> So so so as we know we everybody we wish Cheese could be here. Rest in peace to Cheese. You know we always celebrating them in every way possible. So what's going on is that uh we established the college fund right for cheese under cheese name for underprivileged kids in in the city that's going to be funded for the next 28 years right but this is you know this is the how >> you remember remember we used to go get them checks out and stuff >> no I got this no we got this oh damn that was a good idea [laughter] I'm like damn we do let people open their own stuff up [laughter] so here you This is from, you know, Tai. Ty established this. You know what I mean? He couldn't be here, man. Shout out to Tai, man. Just a great individual, you know what I mean? Oh, did I do it? Yeah, we done it right. You got to put your date right there, though. You figure that out. But, >> you know what I mean? But no, this is the cheese, you know. Uh, you know, you know how we feel about the the way. And it's like, damn. >> Let me get it together. I got this. Chill. Cuz if I cry, you going to say my [ __ ] ass. That's another [laughter] story. But no, it's like uh a lot of kids they just don't it'll say this a lot of times. Damn. Cuz you a good ass dad cuz like you know what I'm saying? Like I know you crazy sometime but damn people don't know the conversations we didn't have with cheese and just the stuff that nobody see bro. And uh you know I always try to tell you that like you ain't fail. You know what I mean? Cuz you think like I ain't doing enough. It could have been enough. You did what you needed to do. Sometimes God got different plans. You know what I'm saying? But you you just got to always know that. You know what I mean? Uh you got to you got to always know that you did what you were supposed to do. Sometimes you is crazy though. I do say like damn this [ __ ] crazy. He was my dad. I would have socked him by now. But that's just me. That don't count. You know what I mean? Cuz I'm a little crazy too. You know what I mean? I don't know if you saw your dad cuz he crazy, but I'm just saying, you know what I mean? But you did a good job, bro. Every day. I was there. I seen it. You always try. So, you just got to know that um we can representing the best way possible. But just know you did your job. But don't never doubt don't never downplay your hand as being a father. Don't do that [ __ ] cuz we do that. There's a lot of great parents out there. They just can't they just don't have a you can't be everywhere. Can't be anywhere. You can't do everything. You just could. A father is somebody that give you guidance to help you go out there into the world to see better. They they a navigation system that you know I mean they give you all the information to protect and once you do that you done your job. So I just want to let you know you've done your job. But this right here is to represent him and it's to represent all them kids in the inner cities that just don't they just ain't got somebody that might you they need they don't got the finances to be able to go to college. But you did a hell of a job. So don't never doubt that. You dig what I'm saying? I love you cuz this right here from Ty. Shout out to Ty. We going to keep figuring out ways to help the kids in the inner city and uh that should you know this money this ain't for you though you know I'm just saying you know people get checks and [ __ ] they be like oh that's mine that ain't yours so I'm just saying oh I'm just saying I let you know cuz you kept looking at it you looking at a little too heavy like I don't like damn I can screenshot this you don't upload it on cuz you know you can upload that on the app but don't do that I'm just saying cuz [laughter] it's already there but I'm just saying like for everybody man this is for cheese right here man we wish you was here Man, you know what I'm saying? >> Now that you see the speech, right, I'm going to say this. It was necessary that I get that speech up because I'm going to tell you something real important. It don't matter what walk of life you come from. As a man, when you lose a child, sometimes you feel as though you ain't do your job when you could have did everything possible for your child. You could have protected them in any way, gave him the GPS to life. It [snorts] gave them put all type of protection on them. But I know somewhere deep down inside of you, you be beating yourself up because you thinking about more that you could have did. So it was important for me to tell good and let him know like, "No, dog. I was around and I've been a lot of them conversations that you would have had with cheese, you had with your son and I knew I knew I knew how hard you was on him and how you used to be on your job. But you can't be everywhere no matter how much protection and information that you give your child to make sure that they journey through life and they on point and they can see things is coming. So I just had to let him know that and that was very important man. And it was like I dropped the deep speech. It was real deep. The next thing you know man he was he was he was he was [ __ ] on himself. I don't know if it from the alcohol. I don't know from the the the he was going crazy. Cuz you got to think about it when you mixing when you mixing cup water 40s and Tennessee and also you know you mixing Amsterdam vodka you got the the bud you eating he was eating all these they had these meatballs at the party he was eating them jones he was throwing them jones down like damn you just keep cuz they giving him a little cup I'm like why you just keep throwing them meatballs down you'll just see a big a big lump in his throat I'm like damn wow they would have loved you in jail but that's another story right so uh >> [ __ ] So, it was just crazy. But >> you know what? I got to talk about something that's very important. Right now, a lot of y'all see me. Y'all know me. Y'all be like, "Dan Wall, man, he's a big time sports fan. He knows sports. I know sports." Because for some reason, I know the winners. I know the teams is going to win. Right. [snorts] So, now we got LeBron coming to the Sixers. And that's something that I did. Me and Rich Paul, we worked on that deal day and night. I made a lot of moves happen. A lot of y'all seen me when I had the Knicks uniform on. That was based upon me throwing a diversion because y'all didn't know at that time when we was working on the deal. So they because every time y'all be watching me like, "Damn, what team is Wallow leaning to?" Because something big is about to happen, right? Like the Knicks, you know, I wear the jersey, they win a joint, right? Shout out to Uncle World Wild West, right? >> And uh and uh at the end of the day, everybody is just called me, calling my phone like, "Wow, you made it happen. Thank you." You know what I mean? You bring Brian to the So I'm like, "Yeah, cool. Ain't no problem." Right? So I bring my jerseys back out. >> But I just want to put y'all on notice, right? A lot of y'all fake ass Sixers fans. Back up. I've been a Sixers fan from day one. >> Back up. I'm tired. I'm tired of y'all. Y'all coming out of nowhere. I got people calling me. I'm talking about Desi Banks calling. I'm talking about you got everybody from every city that y'all know is calling me. >> Talking about I'm going to be a Sixer now. No, no, no, no, no, no. >> It ain't going down like that. >> Calling me and Gil, yo man, I'm getting my jersey out. I mean, I'm telling come on, we not doing that [ __ ] >> It ain't going down like that, man. Shout out to LeBron though in the city, man. >> It's unbelievable. You know what I mean? It hasn't been this much excitement in Philadelphia since we heard. And with the number one pick of the NBA draft, the Philadelphia 76ers select Allan Iverson. >> Mhm. >> You know, since Bubba touched the city, it hasn't been this much excitement. You know what I mean? It's been close, but it hasn't been quite this much excitement. So, shout out to LeBron for coming to the city, building the economy up here. He's going to make a lot of [ __ ] money. You feel what I'm saying? And I think uh honestly I just think I deserve a 10day contract. Like me personally like I just think like just think about this. LeBron James, Tyrese Maxi, Joel Embiid, Jaylen Brown, VJ Edgecomb Anthony. >> No, no, no. Hold on a [ __ ] Jayen Hurst. >> You talking about all the players? Shut >> the [ __ ] up. I'm telling on the sixes, man. Oh, >> right. Wade, right? Cwell Pope, right? And Sam Gill Cell. That's like the [ __ ] That's a guaranteed. >> Why would you be on the list with them? You was a [ __ ] Don't Don't Don't do that. Don't just talk about, [ __ ] I I got highlights, [ __ ] to show what I was doing, [ __ ] >> But you can't play on the team with them. If the Sixers allowed you to get in for one minute, what the [ __ ] is you really going to do? >> I'm at least have three. I'mma have I'm going hit a knock down the three. As long as they swing that [ __ ] when I'm open, I'm knocking that [ __ ] down. This [ __ ] real. >> Well, they going to put you like in a game where like when they they put me in. I don't give a [ __ ] Long as I get in and they swing that [ __ ] when I'm open, that [ __ ] good. Just know that, [ __ ] Just know that. [ __ ] is you talking about? >> I'm going say this, man. I'm a little disappointed, right? And I'mma say this. Shout [snorts] out to all my young boys, all my nephews is in the boxing game, right? I'm starting to look at the boxing game. Call Shak right now. I'm calling him. Call Shakur right now. Put him on speaker. FaceTime Shakur. I'm calling people. >> We trying to get to the bottom of the [ __ ] >> We got to get to the bottom of this box and stuff. >> Trying to get to the bottom of it, huh? >> Yep. >> Ain't nobody answering. >> Ain't nobody answering the phone. I just want to box. We got to get an updated boxing report cuz this is getting crazy out here. I don't know what's going on in boxing. I really don't. Cuz I'm not I'm a 13 time black belt. I really don't focus. My my area of concentration is not boxing. I'm just a uh a boxing uh >> and can I break something down? >> What? >> Let me just say this, right? This is my camera right here. >> Mhm. >> Support for today's episode comes from Square, the system powering like half the places I go. If you ever tapped to pay and thought, "Wo, that was fast." It was probably Square. Square is the platform behind the scenes of so many businesses you already love. Whether you're selling lattes, cutting hair, running a pack game day spot, or managing a design studio, Square helps you run your business without running yourself into the ground. No contracts, no hidding fees, no complicated installs. 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Uncover a human trafficking ring from one of the most defining action stars of the last 25 years. from one of the most defining action stars of the last 25 years, Mutiny. Only in theaters August 21st. >> Right. Let me just say this, right? Out of all the athletes, right, that we interview from the basketball players, baseball players, football players, soccer players, name them. All the athletes that we be around that we interview, it's not even close. By far, boxers are the most sensitive professional athletes in the [ __ ] world, bro. Like, I'm just keeping it real. Y'all got to understand this. A boxer will tell another boxer, "Bro, I knock you the [ __ ] out. I'll beat your [ __ ] ass, [ __ ] What you He's not talking about at your son [ __ ] basketball game. He's not talking out about at your daughter's prime send off. He's talking about in a ring where y'all are prize fighters where y'all fight for money. [ __ ] that take that personal. I don't understand that. As professional boxers, right, when you reach a certain level, you only fight two times a year. That's 72 minutes. That's it. You not football. You not playing next week. You ain't got a game the week after that. You not basketball. You not playing three times a week. You're not. No, you you fight once in April and then you might fight again in October or November. That's 72 minutes. So if [ __ ] is not talking about you when you not fighting, then how the [ __ ] are you going to grow as a fighter? It don't matter if somebody say something good or bad about you, all that matters is that a [ __ ] is talking because at the end of the day, it's only you and another [ __ ] that got to get the [ __ ] in the ring. So, if it's me and another [ __ ] that got to get in the ring and we got to fight, it don't matter if I don't talk [ __ ] to him or I talk [ __ ] to him, he's still going to get in the ring and try to knock me the [ __ ] out. He's not going to say, "Oh, he talked to me nice this press conference, so I'm not I'mma punch him a little softer." No, boxing don't work like that. So, you might as well talk some [ __ ] You might as well sell the fight. You might as well have the most people watching that [ __ ] and you might as well make the most money that you can possibly [ __ ] make. So to all the boxers out there, man, stop being so sensitive. This is entertainment. I know you fight full of them, but this is enterainment. I just wanted to put that out there to all my boxers, man, so y'all can grow and glow and y'all can stop uh, you know, thinking about the [ __ ] that don't mean nothing. You and one other person got to get in the ring and fight and that's it. Ain't no help. Ain't no teammates. Ain't none of that. >> All right. Go. >> As you know, man, uh, Million Dollars Worth of Game Entertainment, our artist, man. Lil Cuz Gill Daughter. Yes. >> New York LA. Listen, man. Got that new thing. Listen, she got the new single out heating the streets up right now, man. >> Right. Is it a crime? >> Is it a crime? Is a legendary, but there's a lot of big things coming outside of that. And we got the writer camp that's ready. Jump off in Atlanta, man. Shout out to my people over there at Sony Publishing, man. >> Yes. >> Shout out to Snake, man, and everybody over there. Jin, Jamon, everybody over there doing their thing, man. We gonna be coming to Atlanta to do this crazy writer camp. So, we got a lot of stuff going on with that. But I want to get into something, right? I want to get into something very important, right? [sighs] Young boy asked me a question, man. >> Yeah. >> And you know, my game is a little unorthodox. I'm a little different. You're a little crazy. He was like, name, you know, because you hear people talking about it, but I'm just I'm just operate in a different world. if you're going to take a woman on a date, right? And I'm not I'm not trying to get it all in the information. I just told him, he asked me as an older dude. I said, "Yeah, you should." >> But >> I said, "You should if you going to take her on a date, you should pay for pay for the tab. I don't have no problem with that." You see what I'm saying? Pay for it if you going to ask her out. That's simple stuff. >> He said if a girl and a guy go on a first date, >> Yeah. pay for it. >> The guy got to pay. >> Yeah, you should pay for it. The reason only reason I'm saying you should pay for it because it's like, yo, man, like we we naturally leaders, right? I come from elite and I come from a world where all my OG's they got paper and they took care of their families or whoever they was dealing with, they took care of it, right? So that's how I came up in the 80s, right? So my whole I never, you know, I mean, so so it's a little different. [snorts] >> Well, I went on my first date with two, she paid. >> Well, that's one that's cool. >> No, but listen, it it's not mandatory that a [ __ ] pay on the first date. >> No, but I'm trying to get these young when we listen. when me and Toot went on the first date, right? And that [ __ ] bill came out, I said, "You could take care of that." She was like, "Oh, yeah." She did it happily. Then when we got to the car, I gave her a money back. I was like, "I just had to see if you was [ __ ] up. Like, if you can't even pay for a [ __ ] funky ass meal, then [ __ ] me and you doing together. You busted and disgusting. You can't even pay for a [ __ ] meal. You ain't got nothing going on. See, it's about game." You know what I mean? If she would have felt the attitude, damn. So you too good to pay for a meal. You You expect that me and you going to be together forever, but you too good to pay for a [ __ ] meal. Or you expect me and you going to have a relationship, but you too good to pay for a meal. No, it's about me a mindset with me. So when she paid for the bill, we got to the car, I gave her the money back. And I just said, I mean, I just wanted to make sure you know you had something going on. She laughed. She thought that was funny. Like, what you mean has something going on? I'm just saying [ __ ] can't pay for a meal. [ __ ] you doing with Gil? >> Yeah, but see, you got to think about this. Only reason I'm saying it is because, listen, man, as a man, you just want to have your stuff established, >> right? I did have my [ __ ] established after this damn time. >> The money back when we got to the point. >> I'm talking about right now. I'm talking about right now for the average, you know, average guy, right? Because we living in the world where everybody's battling on social media about this and that. That's unnecessary [ __ ] Like me, I don't even feel right going nowhere if my pocket ain't right. You get what I'm saying? Right? So my whole thing is like my whole thing is like at the end of the day when I'm stepping out with a lady, you know what I mean? I always wanted to make sure that I was right. So I'm just giving the nephew to like, you know, from stuff that I didn't like, like this how you got to do that. You know what I'm saying? That's it. Don't be going away your pocket ain't right. You shouldn't be worrying about a date if your pocket ain't right. So So if you can't go on a date, that mean you you you got it together, >> right? >> That's all I'm saying. >> I mean, and a date ain't got to be a fancy restaurant. A date could be, "Baby, I'm pick you up. Let's go get some ice cream. >> No, I used to ask, "Listen, I ain't going to front." >> And first of all, [ __ ] you mean you got to pay the [ __ ] out of here. You fronting, [ __ ] >> [ __ ] you mean if a [ __ ] take a [ __ ] out on a date, the first date, a [ __ ] got to pay. [ __ ] when you came home, all them [ __ ] was paying. [ __ ] you talking about? Yeah. [ __ ] you [clears throat] talking about, [ __ ] I had to think about that, [ __ ] You You was You was PJ Tucker the way you kept that [ __ ] money. You was held a bunch of [ __ ] show. Yes, she did, [ __ ] I had to get right, though. Hold on. You were selling shirts. You had enough money to spend a little bean, little $60 on the time. I didn't. I was living in Annie house. I was living in Annie Middle. >> And you was You was on them [ __ ] [ __ ] Let me explain something to you. >> You was eating on them [ __ ] >> Let me explain something to you. Now, now I will say this. >> My date was I I did take him on a date. They wanted to extend the date. >> My date. >> So, they was feeding you the [ __ ] >> No, this was my date. This was my date. >> F2F. Feed the [ __ ] >> I'mma tell you. No, no. I'm going tell you that might be a part of it. But I'm going to tell you what happened cuz let me be honest with you. My date with the ladies when I came home and you know me and I was and I was crack right my thing was my my way to date up like damn what's up you mean let's go out to the park like take a drive listen to some music I sing a couple songs a couple songs while we in the car minivan. >> No no no I didn't even had a car at the time remember I had to I had to get my license first. I wasn't driving. So I jump in the car, have my little play. I had a mean playlist, right? >> So I operate my playlist. They be Oh, come get to the nearest park. We just walk around the park and kick it. >> They were damn I'm a little hungry. Like no, I ain't that deep. Come on. I'mma do it as soon as they say I pay. No, come on. I want to treat you. All right, cool. I'm like, bet. Whole thing. I'm like, I'mma work this menu the [ __ ] out, right? [laughter] I'm sorry, man. I just got to be real, right? Cuz I used to be killing [ __ ] right? when they buy them dates I used to tell you I was wrong with cuz I used to call G like yo man I know about this restaurant man this a nice restaurant he like yo that [ __ ] old I've been there I I don't know cuz I'm just coming home so I go there like yeah you know chick tell me baby get what you want don't tell me that >> right >> cuz I'm explorer I all this [ __ ] I'm seeing on there yeah cuz I'm the dude I want the cream of corn I want the cream the cream spinach I want the um the Brussels sprouts asparagus I'm getting all that side [ __ ] right >> and then I'll be like yeah you know especially when I first came there give me the Bronzino and all that type of [ __ ] you know? I just want to treat myself, right? Because they say they could really, you know, I mean, I never had no Well, not to me. I ain't never had no chick tripping, but be like, like, damn. Damn, [ __ ] You eating a lot. >> Yeah, >> cuz they >> No, they was thinking that [ __ ] though. >> No, cuz >> that's why them [ __ ] never called you back. They they they let you [ __ ] one time, right? This one chick, right? >> It was just me and him. That [ __ ] man. She a get no drinks or nothing. >> I thought it was a little awkward, right? Cuz the one chick at the one joint, she just get a little shrimp cocktail, right? Yeah. >> So, she got that little plate over my whole jaw lined up over this >> and I'm going to work to her. Yeah, girl. You know what I mean? But but I but I took care of my business afterwards cuz I knew I had to, you know, I had to come, you know, I had to I had to deliver cuz I But I thought about that. >> She f she fed you the [ __ ] down. >> Yeah. Basically, I was I guess I was a hired gun at that time. I don't know. I was a hired gun at that time. I ain't going to front cuz I had some wild [ __ ] going on when I first came home, man. Can't you get no cuz you was [ __ ] for your life >> when you first came home. It was a difference >> when you when you when you when you F or L [ __ ] for your life. >> That's [snorts] why I don't knock dudes that done it. I understand. I know the thing because it's a different style because every stroke you throwing every stroke in a different direction cuz you got to make this [ __ ] count. >> You what? >> I had to make that [ __ ] count. >> You giving her the roller coaster. >> And my whole thing is like and this is this this part this time when I was living in nanny house. So my whole thing is if I deliver this [ __ ] right, >> I ain't got to go to N. I could I can post something here. I can stay here a couple nights. You know what I mean? >> I don't know. I don't know what you call that, but I was doing my thing at that time. I didn't know. I was just like happy to be home. The pill especially >> eating the ass had a lot to do with it too though. >> I don't I don't know if it was just that. I was laying it down and spraying it down. You know what I mean? I was doing my thing. >> It's cool. But >> but at the end of the day, >> spitting in the butt talking all that old [ __ ] I love you girl. Girl, I'm I'mma marry you. You >> That's crazy. That's crazy. That No, you know that's dangerous. >> You deserve this. >> I told the young bloods, too. Like I was talking to the >> That's her spitting in his butt. Get the [ __ ] out of here. >> You deserve this. [snorts] >> Get out of here, babe. >> Oh my god. You want me to put it back? >> I told the young boys I was giving a young boy some game, right? He was like, "I want to lock my I want to lock it in, right?" I said, "You got to get vulnerable with a ne." >> I said, "Why you when you sliding up in that thing and you doing your thing?" And she's screaming. You got to hit it with the joint. Don't give my [ __ ] away. She going to go crazy cuz you got to be man enough to be vulnerable to tell her that. Right. Right. >> When you tell a woman that on everything I love. When you tell a woman some [ __ ] like that, she like, "Oh my god, he's so vulnerable. He It's some fear in them. They they need Listen, they need to see a little bit of fear in you like to let you cuz see he opening up. He really like me. You hit it with that joint. You coming you coming Listen, you coming over the bridge with that stroke. I don't give my [ __ ] away." She like they go crazy. [laughter] See >> they go crazy. That was my That was my thing. >> See see see me I think different though. Me I I think different. See you supposed to talk a little different. >> No you going to talk different because listen you I can talk in a different way and I can say more things. debate. Listen, when when when you out here and you and [clears throat] listen, you got to think about I mean they when I first came on, they was calling me ankle man. So, [laughter] so if you ankle man, you [ __ ] hanging to your ankles. You could do that when you coming up short like you, you can only say something like, "Hi, baby love." You can't even say you cuz you can't the stroke ain't long enough for you to say nothing. You you little man. You you I mean you coming up short. But but me being big up ankle man, I come through. I I can get a whole sentence in a stroke. Didn't I tell you you won't stop playing with me? Yeah. Get here, man. Go make me something to eat. That's one stroke. You just like, "Baby, baby, I love you. You got the baby strokes, [ __ ] You You coming up short out here." See, when you meet ankle man, hi, I'm ankle man. Soon as they see me, they be like, "Damn, this [ __ ] I throw that [ __ ] around, but they be like, "Oh, he ain't playing." Straight up. He ain't playing. I was standing up in [ __ ] with with wave caps on. I ain't even had no [ __ ] hair. They was like, "He ain't playing." Ankle, man. So So my conversation in yours is different. You can't You can't speak the way I'm speaking when I'm stepping cuz I'm big stepping. My feet hurt. >> I just stepped so much I can't even feel my legs. You know what I mean? So my [ __ ] different, you know what I mean? When I step up in that [ __ ] >> See, I can't I'm going to keep it all the way real. You got me good with that. What I can't [laughter] ankle, man. Now listen, this the whole thing. Now, forget the dating part. Now, you know, like I said, you I called you cuz you you know, I had a different respect. They was like, "Call Gil." When a young boy asked me, "Can I pay a woman rent?" I said, "Young, if you got you can do what you want to do, Nef." >> I said, "Do what you want to do cuz I don't live there." I said, "Listen, Nef, do what you want to do. I ain't, you know what I mean? I'm a OG. I'm different." But I said, "Go ahead and pay a rent, man, if you want to." Cuz a you do cuz you asking me, >> Nef. >> He was like, "No, call Gil." I called Gil on FaceTime. Gil go into telling Nef all this crazy. I'm like Nef, man. I don't I said the choice is yours. But ain't nothing wrong with paying the rent if that's what you feel like. >> No, what I'm saying is right. This episode of Me and Osworth Game is brought to you by Stella Blue. You know, the first sip of great coffee. Stella Blue coffee can lattes are made with 100% Colombian coffee and packed with 190 milligrams of caffeine to fuel your day. Whether you're heading to work, the gym, a road trip, or just in need of a better afternoon pickme up, Stella Blue delivers smooth taste wherever you are. And now it's easier to keep your fridge stocked with Stella Blue can lattes. And they're available in convenient fourpacks. 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You paying the rent, [ __ ] Coming through there, banging her through the [ __ ] box. [laughter] So you [ __ ] us through the plaster. >> So you want a key? So you can walk in on that. >> Listen, hold on. >> You walking crazy. Let me just ask you this question, right? I I just want to ask you this question. Why would I pay the rent on a bitch's crib every single month? this my responsibility. He ain't say. >> No, he didn't say every single month. He just said till I pay a rent. I don't know if he was talking about any money. >> Yeah, that's what he talking about. Paying a rent. Yeah. So, it's it's a difference if a [ __ ] needed some help. Okay, cool. But no, I'm just going to take your whole responsibility as an adult and bring it to me and I don't even got a key there, [ __ ] What? [ __ ] in there [ __ ] [ __ ] you. You he he all it [ __ ] you down in the shop. >> Let me ask you a question. What the [ __ ] you want to key to our spot for? >> No, that's my spot. Once I pay rent there, that's my [ __ ] spot. [ __ ] is you talking about? I pay the [ __ ] rent. >> Let me just ask you. Look, look at him. He nef over there shaking his head and [ __ ] >> Yeah. I mean, I got a ne he's a whole tender. You hear me? Tenderon Tony. >> Tender Tony. Yeah. I mean, >> he tr >> You know what I'm saying? But let me ask you a question. Hold on. Is prison the best thing that ever happened to some people? >> Without a doubt. Best thing that happened to me. >> You think you needed 20? >> If Dana let you out in 10, would you have still came home on some dumb [ __ ] Keep it real, [ __ ] >> No. 10. 10. 10 work you out. 10 is a [ __ ] It work you out. But no, I'm going to say this though. Prison is also on this tip. It's all about your mindset and what you working on while you in there. See, the system give you time to think. Prison is to think. You know, that's the punishment. Let me sit you down so you can think and figure out if the [ __ ] that you did was worth sitting in the [ __ ] jail 20, 30, 15, five years, >> right? They give you time to think. It's about what you going to do with your thoughts when you thinking. The problem is when dudes go to prison, dudes go to prison, they be in the same [ __ ] that they was on the streets, the same conversation, hanging around the same [ __ ] Now you say to yourself, >> how do I go to prison with a bunch of criminals and hanging around different people. You got people that let yesterday go and you got people that's holding on to yesterday like it's a bad honor. You got dudes in there still talking about what they was doing in 88. That [ __ ] don't it don't exist with this damn time. And you got to understand this important because I always tell you this because [snorts] >> a lot of people is still operating off a blueprint that don't exist no more. >> You dig what I'm saying? >> Yeah. >> That's why you see dudes come home from jail and they still be on some back in the day [ __ ] talking about Yeah, cuz I'm real. I'm Bro, how you talking about you real? You like you 30 something. You talking about you a real [ __ ] Like you just did 15 years in jail. What the What made you real about doing time in jail? >> No. real is the dude that didn't even do no crime and stayed out here and had his freedom for 15 years. You idiot. So, you got to understand this. Prison can save you if you want to be saved. If you want to save yourself because when you go to prison, ain't nobody there trying to help you do nothing. You got programs. You do have some you're you're going to have some some institutions where they do strong on program and some people really do care. They rehabilitate. They want to see you do. But a lot of people coming to get a check. So, it's cool. But this you got to understand. If you got a family member and they in prison, I don't care how much you want your family member to come home and do right. If your family member don't want to do right, they're in there getting high, talking about [ __ ] that don't matter, still want to be a real [ __ ] don't even worry about them. >> They're coming home on some dumb [ __ ] >> There's nothing you could do because the wear off. I mean, you talked about this. >> When a person come home from jail, and this for everybody that been to prison, when you come home from prison, right? Cuz >> they got a good two or three weeks when when the fits wear out. >> Mhm. >> Now you come home, [ __ ] get you a fit. Throw your little nut. Come on, baby. You the one. You back, baby. It's on. We ready to tear this [ __ ] up. >> Ronnie took me to the mall. By three sweatuits, >> all that [ __ ] >> Four pairs of sneakers. >> Ronnie Black took all that [ __ ] Once you wear them fits because a [ __ ] don't know how to see me. I was the type of dude that knew how to stretch my fits out >> because you [snorts] was a stretch fit stretcher. >> I was a fit stretcher cuz I had this one [ __ ] I had this Nike I had this Nike uh sweatuit >> black joint >> and the black Yep. And I had the blackis. I wore that [ __ ] like it was my skin. >> Yeah. >> I wore that [ __ ] a month straight. All I did was change my drawers. I washed that I washed the sweatuits once once a week if it was hot cuz I was wearing that [ __ ] in the summer too. >> Yeah. I washed it once a week. If it was hot, I throw it in there. Probably give it a little two times. You know what I mean? >> So, I was cool with it. Some people going to wear all they fits. The week and a half they fit it out. >> But >> now they sitting there down, they going to hit you up. Yo man, I need another check. Oh, I just gave you 1,500. Ain't nobody giving out nobody that type of money out here. >> That's Especially right now. You get that come home, you good. >> Dudes ain't doing that [ __ ] Mm-m. >> So, at the end of the day, it could save your life if you want to say like jail could be good for you if you want to be good to your experience and really want good for yourself, >> right? >> And that's how that look. But like a [ __ ] come home and think he realer than everybody that ever that never went to jail, >> right? >> I'm realer than everybody cuz I was in jail. >> So, so, so why is that though? >> Because >> why do [ __ ] Why do [ __ ] go go go to jail and then come home and feel like our community is [ __ ] up? Ain't been locked up? us. Our community is [ __ ] up. Our community and you know our community only say that you cool or you tough or you real when you did some dumb [ __ ] that's got something to do with the street thing. So it's hard >> it's hard to tell some kids sometime do cuz they whole thing is like I want to be looked at like I'm a weirdo. You is a weirdo. You're ready to do some [ __ ] that's going to take a minute. >> You could listen murder is a second >> right? >> One shot. >> Mhm. >> These dudes got to switch. Got to switch be like Mhm. >> That's still under a minute. Think about this. >> Mhm. >> Something you did under a minute could have you sitting inside of a bedroom of a bathroom of a cell for 30 or 40 years or your life. It take a minute to shoot somebody, right? >> It take a minute to do a robbery. >> Like it take a minute. I'm talking about all this [ __ ] Take it take a minute to do all this [ __ ] cuz that's why people be so [ __ ] up and they go mentally insane cuz it's like hold up. I'm sitting in the court. All I did was pull a gun out. That's how people thinking. All I did was pull a gun out, rob a [ __ ] They gave me 15 years for the gun, illegal, because it's different charges, >> right? >> So now you sitting there, you like, damn. >> So it's like at the end of the day, our community is [ __ ] up because our community say that if you're a criminal, you're a real person. You real Think about it. A [ __ ] will come home from jail, you could have been working your whole life, went to the service, did whatever, and they say, "Man, I'm realer than all these [ __ ] M >> you done bought your house. You done paid your house. Boy been in jail so much you paid your house or your mortgage off. >> Mhm. >> Cars, everything. Sent your kid to college. A [ __ ] Come on, man. Ain't nobody realer than me. These [ __ ] suckers. Why? [snorts] Cuz you committed a crime in your community. Okay, buddy. You got it. >> Let me ask you this question, right? This a question that they sent and they asked Gileian Wallow, right? They said if your best friend girl cheat on him with a guy that you're also cool with. Do you tell your best friend? >> Minding my business. I'm staying out of that. >> Wow. Staying away from that [ __ ] Had a [ __ ] in jail, right? We cool, right? >> Mhm. >> Board moving myself. The boy moving myself. He just came home from the street. He was on parole violation, right? >> Let me give you it again. So he get in the cell, right? Talking about Yeah, man. I mean, I'm like, he he telling about all his little chicks he had cuz he just came [cough] he just came from the street, so I want to know all the stories about everything. He like, "Yeah, my pictures going to be up here next week." I'm like, "All right, cool." So, but he every night he in the cell every time we locked down, we eating cheese. He telling me, "Yeah, man. I had this one joint from my What's the name? I had this other drone from there. Wait till I get my pictures, man. All my mail come next week. All these girls sending me pictures." He had like three, four chicks, right? This [ __ ] was like, "Romeo, man, it's about everything he told me." I was like, "Damn, this [ __ ] know something, man." I'm like, "He giving me game. I'm just sitting there listening to Yeah, cuz I had the one drone. We flew out Miami for the weekend, right? He tell about all the Jordans, right? When the pictures come, they sending pictures from, you know, I got cuz they had the drone. There's a drone called Shadow. One of them draws though. You can have pictures on your phone. You go on the app and they send they they would send like >> pictures or whatever [snorts] like booklets. So all they care man listen man he get the pictures. Why is one of my main man I'm talking about me and this cat we work in the kitchen together. He on all these vacations with the boy girl. Now now now mind you I always come under the understanding that this my whole mindset. If you in jail you ain't got no girl. You ain't got you ain't got none of that. You got a friend right? It's best to play the friendship role because it lasts longer because every time she go up and down with relationships, she going to come back, come visit you, >> put some money on your books, cry. Yeah, man. I just I'm like, damn. You know, when you the friend, you can write her the letters. You can be the best friend, man. Cuz you in the joint, right? >> Like, so that's the best place. And I try to tell dude that, but a lot of dudes, they want to get married. They all right, cool. I'm mind my business, right? [snorts] >> So, when I see that book and I this same girl I used to see in the visiting room, my man all the time. She had disappeared here and there. But this boy, they all in they all in the uh in the in the uh at the uh you know down Miami different little clubs. They together all the chicks. Yeah. Me and her we had a dreaming with her. We had a wild night. I'm just listen. I'm just I'm like damn. So all I could think about like man damn my man. I seen her in the vis that's is I go to my old head right. I say listen. I give him the spill. I said, "Listen, man. What do I say?" He said, "Young blood, mind your [ __ ] business, man. You hear me? Don't [ __ ] his happiness up. If that's really your homie and that's what making him mind your business." I He said, "Now it could become a problem is home girl home girl coming to see him on his visit. She trying to get on his list cuz you know it's going to be friction." I said, "I don't know because that ain't really his main girl. His main, you know what I mean?" So, so good. That didn't happen, right? But she provided him. He called her on the phone. I'm like, "How is this working? You calling on the phone, he calling on the [ __ ] crazy, right?" Whatever the case may be. But he said, "If that's really your homie, let him keep his happiness, man. Mind your [ __ ] business." Cuz if you know that's what make him happy in here and he doing his time and he's smooth, let don't interrupt that [ __ ] bro. I said, "All right." And I mind my business, man. I stayed the [ __ ] out of that. Uhuh. >> Let your man [ __ ] get jail bars [ __ ] off him when he What I supposed to say? >> Yo man, you you supposed to go say, "Yo, man, your [ __ ] out here. She getting she getting she getting lit up, man." By who? Don't even worry about that, dog. But I got proof that your [ __ ] is getting lit up, man. I just want to let you know that. >> Now, listen, man. Your [ __ ] took trips. She was in Miami. She was here, man. Your [ __ ] getting lit up, man. I need to let you know that you my man, bro. >> Cuz let me just >> How you know? All right. Listen. See? All right. Now you asking too much, [ __ ] I told you. I'm just trying to tell you, man. >> Huh? >> Just think about this. August 19th, 2024. Where was your [ __ ] at? >> Why you going to jail? >> She wasn't No, but go back to when he was with her. She wasn't with you. Right. Right. She was in Costa Rica, [ __ ] Now, I'm telling you, you ain't got to believe me, [ __ ] But just know I kept it real with you. All right. How you know who she was with? See you. See you. Now you trying You trying to give me the rat, [ __ ] Trying to give me a rat in jail, [ __ ] Huh? That's what you trying to do. >> You already ratt. >> No, I'm telling you about your [ __ ] >> You rat. No. You rat. No. >> No. No. You my man. I'm telling you about your [ __ ] >> Now listen cuz cuz this is all I'm going to say. This is all I'm going to say. Let me tell you something. When I was first hit jail and I was goofy and I thought I catch my chick at I catch my chick and she catch she answering the phone every night at 8:30 and I'm like, "Damn, man. [snorts] She good." until overhead woke me up and bust my had had me all [ __ ] my whole dreams up. He said, "Yeah, I said because I'm like I got a good She good girl. She go to college, man. She He said college. What college she go to? She down. She down spell me, man. She going, you know, I mean, she down Atlanta, you know? Yeah. He said, "What time? What's the lady you catch on the phone?" He said, "Nef." You know, uh, no, no, no. He ain't say nothing cuz this before he a young blood you know uh between 8:30 and uh when they let us out in the morning when we can make the phone calls you know a [ __ ] be laying all types of dick on them right I said what was I said no she ain't into that [laughter] I died that I died that day >> at that time when he told me that my heart stopped I died cuz I'm like >> I'm like damn I never thought of that >> cuz I'm so in with LA man and I'm happy I'm in jail she catching the phone Hey baby, I was thinking about you. I was dreaming about you last night. I'm like, yeah, what was your dream? We was making I'm like, damn, dog. That [ __ ] was [ __ ] you, >> right? >> [ __ ] was >> cuz I'm young in my [ __ ] I don't know better. [ __ ] >> the engine out. >> So So I know how that be. I'm like, I'm never telling [ __ ] that, man. [ __ ] going to stab his bra. A [ __ ] stab. >> See you. You doing that based off your heart and you died, man. You got understand. I died. >> You didn't tell him that it was the man down here in the cell. You just told him that. Listen, bro. I know. Listen, man. You my man, right? Mm-m. >> You [clears throat] my man, right? You know I wouldn't come to you alive, man. The [ __ ] that be coming up to visit you, man. >> Yeah, man. Yeah. >> Remember September 29th, man. You Yeah. You was doing all that. >> Cuz you got to think about this. Cuz that's all I'm saying. Cuz >> if you my man, man, I ain't letting a [ __ ] slide on you. >> No, I'm going just say this. >> Let me just ask you a question. Let me just ask you. No, no, no, no, no. Let me just ask you a question. Do you think the [ __ ] is letting us slide? >> No. >> So, so why so why we got to live by our code when it come to these [ __ ] >> If a [ __ ] say a chick would a chick would cuz these chicks want to get slayed and sprayed by everybody. They die today. >> No, no, no, no, no, no. But what I'm saying is >> if it's if it's your your your girlfriend girlfriend. No, she going. First of all, you got to understand most of these [ __ ] don't misery love company. >> Mhm. >> So, she's dying to call you and tell you sitting down. [ __ ] think somebody died. Wow. Oh my god. Let me sit down. >> All right. Listen, >> Ryan. Ryan, >> I seen Paul out. You got your phone by you. Punch this Instagram in. with that >> big booty Judy. Yeah. Punch that joint in. No. Booty spelled with zeros. B 0 T Y. Yeah. All right. Yeah. You see her? >> Paul was out with her. I seen it. Paul at uh Sevu. [screaming] >> I seen I seen Paul in the back of Sevu with her last night having dinner. You know, they tried to block it off, but I seen him. And then she going to hang up and call her girlfriend. Yeah, girl. I called Michelle. She was crying. Yeah, but I told her, "Fuck him. You don't need him." >> Just imagine this. Just imagine me going to Ne. Just imagine him. You telling him that. >> Oh, no. See, but see you got you about a [ __ ] too. >> That's what I'm telling you. >> You got Nef is [ __ ] around. [laughter] >> We find that [ __ ] up. Done. >> He done. Yeah. See, you got to be see you also right. You got to you got to you got to do it by the [ __ ] and who the [ __ ] is. And >> ain't nobody going to tell him he seen on Instagram. >> Yeah. >> THINK ABOUT THIS. [screaming] >> THINK ABOUT MY MY NEPH broke up with a girl, right? Right. He broke up with a girl, right? He He was in a whole different relationship, right? >> Yep. >> The [ __ ] pull up to the studio to come see me. We sitting there busting it. He go to use the bathroom, right? So he in there for for an extreme amount of time. So I knew he was bubbling, you know what I mean? I knew he was he was taking a good old cowboy [ __ ] right? And then out of nowhere, the [ __ ] screamed out. [screaming] >> I was like I jumped up. I'm like, "Cuz you cool now?" He a grown ass man. He like >> he like, "Yeah, yeah, I'm cool." So I'm thinking like the [ __ ] the [ __ ] happened, man. So I sit down. I go to smoke my joint again and another hellacious scream come out. [screaming] UH, I was like, "Choo, cuz what the [ __ ] going on in there, man?" Now I'm at the door of the bathroom. He said, "No, man. I just seen my ex [ __ ] with a new man, man." I said, "What? >> What?" >> Mansion telling him, >> "Yeah, he So, you know these young [ __ ] different, man. >> This the same one [ __ ] >> trying to snatch somebody car door open and try to pull a >> right >> pull a girl out." He see he come out the store, he see the girl get in the car with a dude. He go to the car handle try to snap dude. Yo man, get up off my car. >> [ __ ] pull the [ __ ] reach that [ __ ] door. He let the handle go fast and [ __ ] He start he turn straight to Islam. Sound like a Maki. It wasn't even like that. See, she I ain't even know. Yeah, I understand. Yeah, you know that's the J though in Philly. When a [ __ ] catch you out there slip sound like a Maki. [ __ ] quick to throw that J out there. But man, we appreciate y'all for tuning in each and every week. >> Yeah. Million dollars worth of game. Listen, man. We ready to start giving y'all these raw episodes, man. Talking about life. Hey, let y'all send y'all's questions in. We had another world. But like this dude right here last night, he turned 50. Is dangerous. He [ __ ] on himself and he threw up. >> Shut the [ __ ] up. And it's just like that,