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Jadakiss, Styles P, Sheek Louch, and The LOX reflect on their enduring brotherhood that predates their professional success, rooted in early days hustling in New York projects and adapting to the harsh realities of Manhattan life. Their journey involved navigating confusing geography, dealing with difficult winters, and mastering the craft of freestyle rap alongside legends like Ghostface Killah. This deep bond allowed them to challenge North/South hip-hop stereotypes through collaboration, sharing stories of growing up smoking specific types of weed in Texas while contending with strict state laws that contrasted sharply with Georgia's misdemeanor penalties. These shared experiences, from visiting iconic locations like Coney Island to preparing meticulously for rap battles rather than relying on improvisation, have defined their thirty-year career and solidified their status as a unique force in the industry. The group pays tribute to hip-hop icons such as DMX and The Notorious B.I.G., recalling DMX's special connection with his dogs and Biggie's down-to-earth nature despite his immense fame. Their discussions often touch upon the challenges of longevity in music compared to sports, highlighting how their legacy was shaped by recording sessions with Jay-Z that produced tracks like "Money, Power & Respect" and "Last Day," as well as touring experiences where entire families traveled together on events like the "No Way Out" tour. These memories are interwoven with humorous anecdotes about food preferences, particularly fried chicken recipes, illustrating how their camaraderie extends beyond music into everyday life and cultural history. Looking toward the future, the artists discuss an unprecedented incident at a baseball stadium where they maintained a peaceful atmosphere for hours during a delay, an event they believe cannot be replicated by any other artist. They also address the logistics of upcoming events like South by Southwest, noting potential regulatory hurdles in Texas that might affect travel plans similar to those of LeBron James. The conversation concludes with promotional details for their documentary, which is currently subject to a bidding war for its release platform, and an announcement of their independent streaming service, Channel 85. Loyal supporters can access exclusive content and merchandise deals with a twenty percent discount for six months by using the code "85enter," while professional booking inquiries are directed to a specific email address rather than direct messages.
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Think about it. There's no way there's that many chickens. Every race eat chicken. >> This had me [ __ ] up. >> Black, white, Spanish. Eat every race. If there'd be chickens running around here like dogs. Where's all the chickens at, my [ __ ] >> And then we got to call like, "Yo, they you got to come to daddy's house." That was the name of Puff Studio. >> Big one. >> That's a real name though. [ __ ] down here rap, but you know we was dead. We was doing we were they was doing that. >> You know what I'm saying? X came to my block. I got in the cab with him. He went they robbed like three projects. Not the whole projects, but he robbed people >> with the dog >> in the cab. >> Bought me back to the block. Didn't rob the cab drivers. versus >> y'all went crazy. >> Y'all went crazy. >> Y'all [ __ ] was on point like >> Oh, no. Yeah. >> Like Joe Jackson was standing over there. >> I'm talking about [ __ ] >> We know [ __ ] on on some good weed and everything. Y'all [ __ ] ain't going to get windy. Y'all [ __ ] wasn't wasn't >> we was already brothers before we went to the labor or before we got any success or any money. So we made a oath to never let >> none of that none of them get in nobody's ears individually, collectively, and we going to ride this [ __ ] out. Win together, lose together, >> smile together, cry together. You got to continue being proud of your brother, man. Like, notification is doing something solid. >> A win for one is a win for the team. >> Soon as we I got to get some sponsorship money to build that 85 South race car. >> I got the money, Carlo. I just need to go on build that [ __ ] >> But we going to We got to find a driver though cuz ain't no need in building that [ __ ] if ain't nobody going to race it. >> What? race car. You ain't no race car. >> Yes, I am. >> Bro, I'm telling you like we going to the drag strip. >> Let's go. >> For the money, man. This ain't for fun. >> I don't give a [ __ ] who's standing on that side. >> I'll smoke you, my [ __ ] >> We got our person. >> Let's build a car so I can smoke his ass. >> It's an honor. >> Can't believe you talk to the ghost like that, man. >> Talking [ __ ] to me. >> He He really do that [ __ ] Did he stay though? He >> I ain't even seen our car. I'm bagging it up. >> I'm just saying we ain't built it yet. >> That's what I'm trying to say. >> I ain't got a car. I just had to throw it out there though. >> Look where we at. Get camera. >> Okay, bet. >> Got the red cup. >> There should be some cups back there already. >> That [ __ ] dirty. >> They Damn. They gave all our cup, >> huh? We got no more. >> We got no more red cup. >> Where Jeff go? >> That's what we need. We got to get our own [ __ ] We got to call the sippy cup man. >> Cup man. >> You know the [ __ ] that make the the cups with the logo on it. >> Styrofoam joint. >> We got to get some cups. >> We need some 85 South cups. >> Like cups. Yeah, good. >> I seen that [ __ ] We got the the other [ __ ] that make the styrofoam joints. >> I might have some in my office. >> I think I do. >> Yeah, I got some quit touching [ __ ] cups in there. See if it's something in my office. >> Let me grab one of them quick touching [ __ ] [ __ ] >> I'm about to send him to get some now. >> [ __ ] don't fall out when you see the blunt. This [ __ ] about to roll. >> Oh, don't worry about it. He going to see. >> You don't know a [ __ ] that roll a rope? >> Yeah, he got the same [ __ ] It's just in paper, [ __ ] Yeah. Why that? >> He going to roll half of that. >> No, I'm going roll the whole cut cuz this this it right here. >> Oh, you going to roll the whole >> If I got enough weed for it. >> [ __ ] I can't hear. I did drugs in my lifetime. Think it's one of them big. His brain is different. >> My tolerance ain't like how it used to be. OG. >> Big fact. >> You hear me? Yeah, >> I sit right there and smoke get in a hot box. Me in the car, smoke out that nothing. Now, if I do that [ __ ] >> I will fight you if you hot boxing this [ __ ] knowing I got >> this [ __ ] getting younger. Big age right now, bro. >> He stopped drinking for about 9 months, [ __ ] Two more weeks. >> Who? Me? >> I'm over a year now. >> Word. >> Yeah. >> That's right. That's right. >> 11 months. >> What made you stop? >> [ __ ] [ __ ] with it. Man, just funny. >> Just tried it for a month, then I kept going. >> That [ __ ] feel good. >> Hell yeah. Feel great. >> Clear mind, clear everything. >> You ain't lying. >> Sleep better. >> Yeah. All that. Wake up like, "Yo, easy. Easy. Too easy." >> Thought you were tired. You weren't tired. >> You was just drunk still. >> Hey, man. You know we from the heart of the dirty south. We got to ask y'all, man. What What was it like growing up in New York? >> [ __ ] up. >> But it was dope. It was cool. You know what I mean? We That's what we just said that before this phone technology era, y'all was a part of that. The go outside kids. >> All we wanted to do was be outside. We find something to get in. >> This new era, >> the punishment is making them go outside. >> Told you >> that's a that's that's >> you got to cut the route off. You got to take out devices away. >> That's the punishment. Damn. >> We came up and they made you stay in the house. That [ __ ] was like horrible. >> Yeah, that [ __ ] was awesome. >> Looking at people out with life-threatening injury scared to go in the house. >> Yeah. You wanted anything to be new kids, our kids, >> they just got to represent. >> Got to plastic tighten the [ __ ] >> You know what I realized though? >> Taking their phones and devices is is worse than whip. They take the ass whip. with me. Let me keep the phone. Take >> away that PS5, any of that [ __ ] >> What? Thank you. >> Yeah. >> Never thought it'd be like that. This [ __ ] is crazy. They saying it's smart. Everything's as smart as making the kids stupid >> for sure. Cuz they don't have no no real resources. They don't got to do it's no more blackboard. And they ain't even know about the book. >> Yeah. They don't know nothing about stand on the bull. You got to tape it. >> They don't know none of that [ __ ] we had to do. >> What? >> This garbage over there. >> You telling me these mics are that bad that this garbage chain is [ __ ] it up. That's hard. >> That good. >> That ain't good. That's hard. >> I want the [ __ ] where I can run. I want Mission Impossible. Mike, >> they going to work on it. >> His chain on. >> This ain't a chain. >> And he got a bigger chain. >> This a necklace. >> Oh my lord. It ain't move. This is a necklace. >> The chain gonna move, gang. >> You got a chain on. I got a necklace. >> I gotta stand still. I gotta be like, >> "Oh no, y'all do my bed, DC, like that, >> bro. The chain, bro. >> It be rattling." >> You know why you got it? You got it outside. >> If you put it inside, it might be >> That's the whole thing. I don't want it in there. >> How about that? I used to be a I used to be I used to be production work. No, >> now I just got to look like I ain't got [ __ ] around my neck. >> Hey, what's up everybody? This episode is sponsored in part by Prize Picks. Football is officially back. The NFL season is kicking off, which means Sundays are about to be packed with football matchups, uh plenty of player props, and all that good stuff. And when I'm watching the games, I'm checking my prize picks, baby. That's America's number one sports picking app. It's simple. You pick more or less on a few player stats. You build your lineup and then you lock it in. You can also pick teams now by choosing the winner, the spread, or the total on games or fights. And if you're new to prize picks, you can play your first $5 lineup and get $150 in bonus lineups if you win. So download the prize pics app. Use promo code 85 South when you sign up. That's 85 Southprizzepix.com. Run your game. >> That's crazy. >> How long y'all been in the game at this point? >> 30 years. >> 30. >> I'm 32. HOW THAT [ __ ] SOUND? I WAS TWO WITH y'all [ __ ] popping, [ __ ] >> Yeah, >> that's that's a blessing. [ __ ] been doing this [ __ ] for >> professionally. 30 years. >> Professionally. For >> more than years. >> Longer than that. >> Longer than that, probably. They look better than them little [ __ ] You don't eat vegetable [ __ ] got teeth. They don't eat vegetables. >> Come on, man. We rocking. Look at us. >> But we got to ask cuz you know we got us a trio, too. Me, DC. Absolutely. >> Chico, man. >> What's been some of y'all secrets to the longevity of being a part of a group? >> Not to let the industry intertwine in the brotherhood. >> Mhm. cuz a lot of these we was already brothers before we went to the label or before we got any success or any money. So we made a oath to never let >> none of that none of them get in nobody's ears individually, collectively and we going to ride this [ __ ] out. Win together, lose together, >> smile together, cry together. >> Facts. >> You got to continue being proud of your brother, man. Like if the solid >> a win for one is a win for the team's doing something dope. It's a blessing. I'm doing something all dope. >> Like that, you always be good. >> I I got a question, a group question for all of y'all. >> Name a song by somebody else in the group that you wish you had a verse on. >> Um me would be >> on the road again for Luke. >> Get the [ __ ] out. On the road again. Word. >> Oh yeah. I was gonna say we gonna make it or some [ __ ] for me. Yeah. Going >> on the road again for Luch is one I wish I would have got on it for Styles. Uh >> I get high. >> He definitely should have been on. >> I get high. Stop man. I would have started. >> Did you express that though? That's the crazy part about a remix. So it's not I get high cuz we on the remix. I wish I got all the one of the songs off. Gangster and gentlemen. >> [ __ ] What is it? Uh I was in the county p I'm a rider hop clap the divider continu I wish I was on that bid love that I wanted to be on that so bad >> I want to be on that so bad and >> the millennium raw I wish I was on that one too >> that's a single >> I would have loved to be on by my side by your side >> that would come on man I'm naming the big joints >> I got a I I got a question what song that was where you had to go rewrite your verse cuz your brother went hard. >> A lot of them. >> Only only time I ever had to like >> go back is is lock songs. Really? >> Not outside features. >> Yeah. Not necessarily rewrote brotherhood. >> I might like throw the paper away like nah hold on man. You heard what this [ __ ] just said. Like you know what I mean? Like not I had the verse already and then I rewrote the whole thing. I just be having like two bars in like nah >> nah I can't eat. >> Hold on. Now these real we got real fan question. One more for the group. >> What's a bar by somebody in the group that you had to call a [ __ ] like [ __ ] >> [ __ ] was YOU ON WITH THAT ONE? YOU WENT CRAZY >> FOR SURE. >> I think that about all of us a lot of >> Yeah. I think that's what makes the >> I mean when you in a group you know as you y'all know you you ping ponging off the energy right >> of each other. And one thing we all none of us are I never came to the studio to be third behind these [ __ ] >> It happens. It happens and we just you just live with it. So it's a lot of nights where I'm like >> yeah that happened and it happens and it's you that's what that's what we good at cuz everything they say is motivating me to say something. So there's a lot of times I don't even want to say anything and then what they saying it it sparks something. So it's like that's >> RB groups. One [ __ ] is just a Yeah, baby. Come get in the shower with >> I always want to be that [ __ ] in the group. >> I want to be basic. >> You want to be blue >> rap group is everybody's inspiring. You know what I mean? You don't want to be and that that keeps the morale up cuz nobody wants to be >> third. >> Yeah. >> You know what I'm saying? >> Y'all ever had a [ __ ] try to get in the group >> like a fourth member? Now, we had a lot of honorable mentions, but nobody is you can't get in. >> Oh, called the Trinity. >> I really I really do want to know this cuz of course, like you said, y'all was brothers before y'all signed. Like, how was it growing up? Before you before you signed, like before you realized like, oh, this [ __ ] going to pop out with my brothers. >> We used to speak to each other every night. We would write Robs, >> call each other like, "Listen to this, listen to this, >> listen to this, this, that, and we we took the real journey like um working with different DJs in the hood." >> Mhm. >> Then finally going to studios and doing it, learning how to track your songs and do it the right way till we made the right demo that we was able to pass that Mary Jay, you know what I mean? We was we started from >> DJs in the hood. Two turn one turn. I started from one turntable to somebody that had real equipment and then making them tapes in the hood that [ __ ] different [ __ ] cribs. >> Find out who had know what I mean? Yo, come to our crib. >> Then we start making tapes trying to structure them. Then we took it to the studio. Then we made the demos. Then you know what I mean? We didn't skip the process at all. We went all the way from the flour, the water, the milk, the eggs. >> We had to do all of that. We wasn't to skip the line at all. We >> we was almost signed a million times, >> right? >> And it didn't happen, but we we stayed down. You know what I'm saying? >> We on fire with like the Clue mixtapz and all that kind of [ __ ] back then. But it really kicked in with me that like, yo, we here now. I always say this is with the Benjamins. >> That's when that [ __ ] was like, oh [ __ ] this is like different. >> It was a different level of >> We caught a different wave. Hell >> yeah. That [ __ ] hit it. That's a different tax bracket that Benj playing that [ __ ] >> moves in everywhere. >> They was playing it millions. >> That [ __ ] took about two months for you to hear the whole song. >> But who who you said didn't [ __ ] with the beat initially? >> Me and Luke. >> Yeah. He was like, >> we didn't like it. >> We'll pass. >> Buff was almost finished with the No Way Out. I think that was one of the last songs. He like, "Yo, we need y'all to finish this." We like, "Nah, we don't like that shit." And then I think like the first few times he's like, "All right, let's leave." Then when it was time to really wrap the album up, he's like, "Yo, this and we like >> we really everybody in the ring is going crazy that way." >> But look, everybody's like, "This [ __ ] is crazy. It's a James Brown sample. Is this that?" We like, "No, I don't really like that shit." >> But that we was young, radical. You know that's the shows the difference of why he is who he is to this day cuz he had to ear him Derek Angeli. >> Yeah. >> They knew. They knew what that was. We didn't but we listened and thank the Lord. >> You said that was that lifechanging moment. >> Big facts. Financially all everything. >> When did it hit you? >> When you went to the bank. >> No, no, no, no, no. Like Flex was playing that. Flex was playing that. Yeah, it was like what Kid said, that [ __ ] played like 30 times a night like like on back to back to back. I was like, "Yo, this is crazy." >> For months. >> For months, though. It was like a long lasting joint. >> That's hard. >> You know, you know, I'm real big on infrastructure. >> Yeah. >> And structure. >> Yeah. >> The locks is his own group, but y'all like a subsidiary up under the Rough Rider. >> Absolutely. >> And cuz DMX, bro, he the OG RP to go. >> That's how we started, >> right? You know what I mean? Rough is our story is iller than ill cuz X ex X got with Rough Riders and came to put us on. Then we got the deal with Bad Boy before X >> then. But we was still rocking, doing mixtapz, doing freestyles, doing [ __ ] Then they got the deal with Rough Riders, Death Jam and De and they was rocking so hard with X they called Rough riders in the folk. So we got out of Bad Boy and went back home. They was always our managers while we was on Bad Boy and they was our family already. So >> when we went back there, it was already reg that's what that's where we came from. >> Mhm. >> WHAT THE [ __ ] YOU TALK ABOUT what [ __ ] Hey man, you talk about MY HEAD. LIFT YOUR ARM UP, [ __ ] What the [ __ ] Hey bro, ain't no way in the win. God damn, [ __ ] >> That [ __ ] got on a key. >> Bro, you dumb as [ __ ] bro. Listen, bro. Young [ __ ] bro, I I swore on everything, bro. I can't not stand being musky, bro. And it's not me. I don't wipe a lot. That [ __ ] came from like 10 swipes, [ __ ] That's >> 10 swipes. HOW MANY SWIPES YOU DO? >> What the [ __ ] That's not enough, [ __ ] >> Yes, it is. >> YOU GOING TO STANK BY 12:00? Rest [ __ ] said he swiped 10 times, [ __ ] Hey man, you stand that [ __ ] got the white deodorant. The secret. Who this [ __ ] think he is, bro? Deodorant man. Guess what? What? Y >> I can keep a secret. >> Deodorant man. >> Deodorant man. Take it to the next degree. >> I can keep a secret. >> Why? That one for you, [ __ ] That's [ __ ] Look, ski man. >> That was great. Brown have a field day on this [ __ ] head. >> All I need is one of them little zip lines. I can >> That's why you got to put on all that deodorant. You can't stop moving, [ __ ] Deodorant, man. I can see. >> You got the right god. No cap. >> This [ __ ] here >> so sw. >> What's it say? What you want? >> Yeah. Y'all take y'all shirt off. Old ass [ __ ] [ __ ] you talking about? >> Got me [ __ ] up. >> Yeah, them [ __ ] SCARED HELL. HEARTBEAT FAST AS HELL. Y >> [ __ ] you know I done lost 42 lbs, [ __ ] My [ __ ] don't look like it used to look, [ __ ] My [ __ ] You >> You lost 42 lbs. >> Yes, sir. Wait, >> man. My [ __ ] on that [ __ ] >> Nah, [ __ ] You >> found out found out I had that high blood pressure. They told me my dick wasn't going to work. I was like, "What? I got to change." >> And they was like, "Your head size?" >> No, that ain't nothing I can do about that. >> You for real lost 42 lbs? >> Yes, sir. Still sir. >> This [ __ ] got serious. you know, during the mixtape eras and [ __ ] like that, it wasn't but like a handful of New York rappers that the South felt like [ __ ] with the South for real. Y'all always would like appear on like mixtapes and we'll see y'all [ __ ] with artists from the South. When did y'all realize y'all had that impact in the South? >> Me, I was hustling down here in the bluff. >> What you know about that? >> What you know about >> what you know about that? I was hustling down in the bluff. >> That's Hold Well, you know, you got to tell the folk folk to understand. >> It had to be 90s. >> But you dangerous, boy. What the [ __ ] is wrong with you and >> in the bluff? >> That's why I was on all Little John album, >> right? >> And then a ball, MJG, and then we [ __ ] with all we [ __ ] with all of the music anyway. So when anybody call us, we already knew what it was from being on Bad Boy. But I used to be down here in the bluff. So I'll be in the clubs. I knew about Jeezy. I knew about Mad [ __ ] early, >> right? >> You know what I mean? So I already And one thing Big always told us was do >> don't stay in a box. Like don't just be >> don't be a tri-state rapper. Do all of that [ __ ] Stage commercials. [ __ ] with the South. [ __ ] with Midwest. [ __ ] with the West. [ __ ] with everything and expand your brand. So >> what y'all used to have down here too? Puff used to have a bad boy weekend. What was it? Yeah. Yeah. We used to play against organized to have like weekends. We We knew about the A lot. We went down here. >> So where did that stigma come from? Like the North don't [ __ ] with the South or the South. >> I think some media people create the to have something to talk about, right? >> But if you know about it, most most of our [ __ ] mothers and fathers came from LA. That's what's stupid about hip-hop cuz that's all that's all that happens is >> New York [ __ ] east coast [ __ ] get sent to the south for the summer and vice versa. >> So like you know and there's always a cousin from the south of New York from the summer. So >> Larry Bird the Cooper like that [ __ ] is that [ __ ] is >> that [ __ ] is programming. >> DC Fly ain't as funny as doesn't they don't do that with John Candy, >> right? >> And you know what I mean? Yeah. That's [ __ ] Like, you know what I mean? Even in our culture, >> you see they put five dope entertainers or five dope actors, one got to go. Like, you know what I'm saying? That's >> never see that. >> You don't see that [ __ ] in no other culture. Why you putting up why you putting up all the great saying one got to go? >> That's a [ __ ] That's programming is what most people don't understand. A lot of people got to >> the the kind of na na na. I got to be better than you. We got to do this. I can't get along with you. And that's what [ __ ] [ __ ] up. But like when you got good communication and you get somewhere. Everybody know that from personal experiences. Take [ __ ] outside of the me and him we chop it up just on some [ __ ] just on like what you said OG. Like what you said young boy like how you doing it. That's like that don't got nothing to do with where we from how we doing it. It got to do with just >> the [ __ ] you see you respect and the energy you feel. >> So but when media and people get involved and it get things territorial. People say certain [ __ ] >> This is when we get to this point. >> That's when you know you successful. When you >> when you doing good, they start doing them type of post. One got to go and this and that. And who was this? >> Why? We can't [ __ ] with everybody. >> Yeah, that [ __ ] is stupid. >> We entertainers on the comedy side too. And a lot of comedians will tell you New York one of the hardest cities to do comedy at. And we could never relate to that cuz we like [ __ ] they love us. They don't like yo yo. We were in Brook. We want to be like I'm straight. I'm talking about from the Barkley to the [ __ ] saus goddamn shows and they coming to all four of like [ __ ] you struggling >> for [ __ ] >> This [ __ ] >> for [ __ ] >> We done had so much fun in there, bro. I remember you remember your first season in New York. >> What? That was that was one of the coldest years they had in like recent New York history. We up in that [ __ ] still having a ball. Matter >> of fact, that was my first time in New York now. That was the coldest the coldest I've ever been, >> [ __ ] >> And I knew y'all that's when I realized walking is different. >> Hell yeah. >> Cuz in the south you can walk [ __ ] 30 minutes. You walk a block >> in New York, a real block. Cuz the streets are divided. Like here go, here good, here good, [ __ ] It's going to take you three hours to walk two streets over. >> That's true. >> I'm sure. >> But y'all down the road is way farther than our down the road. >> That's a great exaggeration. We just said we down the road, but we like an hour. >> Yeah, that's like [ __ ] say you GOING DOWN THE ROAD, >> [ __ ] 45 MINUTES LATER. >> THAT MIGHT JUST be some down the road. See that might be some south [ __ ] cuz [ __ ] tell you down the road that [ __ ] could be step out the road. >> [ __ ] tell you he the corner. He in Alabama. >> [ __ ] say down the road down here. You got to ask >> how long. >> But see when you ask for directions in New York you be like man it's a couple blocks. You like look I'm from the south. Be real with me. >> Yeah. >> What's a couple of block? >> Cuz your couple of blocks is different. Six streets. >> Yeah. >> Two hours. >> I walked so far one time in New York. By the time we got halfway there, I ain't want to go no more. >> Yo, >> I was like, you know what? >> [ __ ] it. >> I got so cold. Like, my legs were so goddamn cold. I >> was cold, so it felt for all you been my [ __ ] for real. >> I had to walk to another hotel to go see a bit. I almost turned around, but I realized how far my hotel was. I said, "Shit, I'm close to her. She's going right." >> [ __ ] that. No, we appreciate you. rode around that [ __ ] with the ghost cabs where uh the African [ __ ] who be on the phone, they don't even >> get off the phone. They just drive. You ever took one of them, >> [ __ ] I end up getting into one of the >> cab whole conversation sound like he ready to kill something. >> Speaking the angriest [ __ ] I ever heard, >> [ __ ] I got into the gang cab. >> You know when you get into the cab and they be like the lights come on, they like you on the little Yes, [ __ ] And it was it and it's all dependent on if you know the questions that he's asking. >> Damn, >> I got all them [ __ ] wrong. But I got I got out at the neck lot. He like, "Yeah, you ain't good for the show, motherfucker." >> Like, I don't know none of this you talking about. >> [ __ ] >> That first New York trip, it blow your mind, man. >> What? >> That first the very first time you go. >> Yeah, >> man. >> It's beautiful. >> It's way [ __ ] >> Everybody in a hurry go nowhere. >> That's what it is out there. You feel energy soon as you land. [ __ ] is rushing everywhere. >> But you know what I had to realize though? Coming from the south, cuz it's it you move too fast. I like I like slow down. Slow down. I like being in the woods. Slow your ass down. >> It's not the people that's in New York that's in Manhattan. People in Manhattan, they they they get twisted that people in Manhattan is New Yorkers. No. All them [ __ ] are out of town. >> Yeah. Yeah. You're right about that. >> So when [ __ ] get mad like, "Oh, no. Your ass was in Manhattan. You ain't bust that bridge and go down the street where the real motherfuckers." Yeah, >> it's a fact garden and all that. >> That's where it get lit at. That's where your people at. >> Absolutely. >> That's a fact. >> Get the [ __ ] out from down there in Manhattan. >> I [ __ ] with it. >> What wrong with the mother? >> I went to Yoners, too. >> That's where you need to be. >> That's where people got yards at >> real suburb like >> Yeah, they got yards in Yon, [ __ ] >> I almost got a hotel. Oh, not a hotel, but apartment in Coney Island. Is is Coney Island for the old people? Yo, Corny Island is crazy. >> She said, "No, it's not." >> Staten Island. One one of the islands is for the old people. >> I would say Staten Island more. >> Okay. >> Cuz I think I was an old folk home. I almost got apartment. >> Long Island. >> Long Island is for the old folk. >> Long Island. >> Long Island. Relax. >> Got mad houses and [ __ ] too like that, >> [ __ ] I almost got apartment over there. I think it was an old folk home. >> Yeah, we got two more updates. >> Shout out Long Island though. You know what I'm saying? Long Island. >> Kill us, man. Yeah. >> The first time I went out there, I was with Pete Davidson. That's when I I had stayed at Pete house >> for sure. >> Yeah. >> Oh, yeah. >> Pete. Pete. That's Staten, >> right? >> No. >> He from Long Island. >> Pete live in Long Island probably. >> That's where he from. >> Ghost and all them. Any Staten Island, dude? Pete, >> I think I think I don't know. He >> from Long Island, man. When Paul Gana, >> you sure move to Long Island? >> Long Island. >> Y got people in Jersey that cross >> stand up was dope. I enjoyed it. It might be >> Staten. >> Pete is dumb. Cool. I [ __ ] with Pete. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Pard should be Stat. >> He did a lot of [ __ ] >> Damn, man. I love this [ __ ] boy. >> Where you from? >> Staten. >> That's it. >> Staten. >> Hell yeah. >> Yeah, you was in Ghost. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> That's where I went. >> Yeah. No, that's different. >> You [ __ ] with Ghost in them? >> Yeah. Hell yeah. Heavy. Yeah. >> I got a I end up buying a car and >> they did some [ __ ] with them, right? That was Pete Davis. Yeah. I ain't no buying a car while I was standing up there, but I had to sell it back for real. >> Yeah, cuz no parking. Damn. Ain't no parking out there. Damn sure. Ain't no parking, [ __ ] >> I drove around for two hours, [ __ ] They had to park, but the [ __ ] I once I went to three blocks. I said, I'm not walking. >> You got to look for the [ __ ] who's standing out front of the parking [ __ ] in there. >> That's That's disrespectful. If you don't stay here, don't talk in front of my [ __ ] house. >> [ __ ] >> Yeah. Where it at? You got to get it where you feel that first come, first serve. >> Doing that. >> What? >> [ __ ] live 10 blocks away and park right in front of you. >> I'm talking about park right IN FRONT OF WHAT? >> UH-UH. >> New York different. I seen a [ __ ] it had snowed, right? Seen a [ __ ] out there getting his car from out the snow. >> That [ __ ] got his [ __ ] out and put the snow back. He put the snow back in the park. Oh, you ping somebody [ __ ] after they trouble. That's beef. That's beef. >> [ __ ] threw the snow back. >> [ __ ] threw the snow back in there. >> That's hilarious. Some [ __ ] after they got it out like that. That's They beefing. >> Hell yeah. >> Might get shot. >> They don't even own that spot. They just shoveled it good. So like they you know, >> you ever be walking down the block and you see how close people parked together, you like, "How the [ __ ] they going to get out?" >> First of all, how you parallel to park this [ __ ] >> That's a lot of >> You ain't getting in. Well, you can't even do that. You gota >> What? Hey, what's up? It's your man Carlos Miller and I've been telling you for years and years and years and years and years to go to bluechw.com and go get you some cuz you can make love to your lady a long long time. And that's right. Look, when you use promo code 85 South and you buy two months of Blue Chew Gold, you going to get the third month for free. I'm looking out for you cuz I care about your future. You get it? Buy one month, two months, third month free on me. 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Triple OG. >> Some of your favorite rappers favorite rappers. >> Been putting this [ __ ] down. Over 30 years in the game. >> We talking about lyricist. Lyricist. >> And you know the coldest part about that, DC? Nobody ever tried these [ __ ] YOU KNOW WHY? CUZ THESE ARE THE MIGHTY WARLOCKS. That's right. We got the locks in here with us. >> Hold on. Hold on. He's man. You know, I want to hear everything y'all put out and I want to ask I want a firsthand account, man. >> The versus >> Y'all went crazy. >> That [ __ ] was cold. >> Y'all went crazy, man. >> That [ __ ] was cold. >> Y'all [ __ ] was on point like >> Oh, no. Yeah. >> Like Joe Jackson was standing over there. >> I'm talking about [ __ ] >> We know [ __ ] on on some good weed and everything. Y'all [ __ ] ain't going to get windy. Y'all [ __ ] wasn't wasn't that [ __ ] >> What? The whole FREESTYLE AND DIDN'T [ __ ] UP NOTHING. >> Come on, man. >> Talking about show me [ __ ] >> I mean, we we practiced. Um, you know, a lot of people take take things for granted. I did I was fortunate to do do it before with Fab >> before we did the the one with the dip set. So, but we practice before we do >> that make you the versus king, my [ __ ] >> Any kind of detrimental any of them big performances is is important that you practice. We learned that at a young age. So, we made sure we did about two or three practices. And not only did we practice, one of the days or at least one and a half of the practices is listening to all they music. >> Mhm. >> Now, that might be the part of the game that's missing. >> Hold on. Time out. Time. I need I need to know why though. The [ __ ] >> It's like a calendar. We want to listen to everything they got so we know what to play when they come with that. >> T was like, "Yo, what we going to do when they play this?" >> Yeah. >> And we had to be ready for that. >> Oh, so y'all ain't had a set list ready. Y'all was just like, >> "Yeah, >> we going to let them play with >> No, we had we had list ready, but we had different ones." It was It was crazy how is how the world is. You see, when Joel said, "Yo, they don't got no song for the >> We knew he was going to say that." >> He had a whole section. is was like we practiced that he might say that and had a whole we had a whole extendo ready for that. You >> seriously said that cuz also we we infused freestyles in it which no one did before. >> On top of that versus prior it's been a a few rough ones but it's been more so like we cool, >> we fresh, we relax >> and it's like it was it was a laidback vibe. It's more like catalog verse catalog. Our plan was just to show >> show >> craftsmanship like this is what the [ __ ] we do and it's like we we get up we do our job. If we going to be on the stage and microphones is on then we're going to do it the correct way. We ain't going to be laidback just relaxing trying to look sexy and cute >> up there on some [ __ ] tender [ __ ] Get >> see this the art of war. Yo, you beat me to I was going to say I was on some wall [ __ ] cuz I when I seen shout out to Dipset too, but when I seen them like doing separate sound checks and rehearsing at different times with each other, I said, "Oh, no. >> We were, you know what I mean? Like it wasn't like as one." I said, "All right, we got this." >> Fortunate enough, we've been on a roll with them a few times. >> Yeah. >> Even with that, so it's like we've watched the show >> like we watch everybody's show like that that's hip-hop. So if we there, we watching your show and you picking up. It's like you you know and when you it's like you watching another comedian when y watching. You watching but you also watching like you know what I mean? So >> we kind of >> y battle approach >> and I don't have to I can just be a fan of the game and just watch that [ __ ] >> Even DJ Tech was like yo they using different DJs at their show. Like he had a DJ they all had separate DJs. Tech was like oh nah. >> Oh yeah it's a rap. >> But y'all also showed like you know what just in case if [ __ ] forgot >> Yeah. Why we is them [ __ ] >> That's right. That's right. >> OG have to remind >> they left out a lot of songs that they left. >> Yeah. >> Who and why was that? >> No. No. I can't between them. I don't know. They don't care. Okay. If if you really want to know, >> the brotherhood one for sure. >> It's the brotherhood. We us doing what we do, how we do it. >> Yeah. what our mindset was and what it is. So if we you used to doing things together >> on the thing like we >> we still was going to be together after versus we was like >> I see you in the studio tomorrow day after tomorrow my [ __ ] So they didn't have that >> you know they they are who they are. They built what they are. Those are brothers. We love them. But we already know Jimmy and Cam wasn't hanging >> like you know what I mean. And like that where you know that it's like >> how the [ __ ] you going to beat me and him in a fight? You and him and >> me and him training together. You and him ain't even been in the fight together in years. There's no way of said, "Yo, turn the lyrics off these songs. Let's do them." >> You know what I mean? >> You know we need TO REFERENCE TRACK. I DON'T KNOW WHAT I SAID. >> YEAH. So that changed it a little bit. >> No, that was that was fire >> as a showmanship cuz you know I >> I come from the theater stage. So I'm sitting there watching like it's looking like it's improv and it's just all in the moment. And then it was like when you dropped in you was like no [ __ ] we ain't got what you went acappella >> [ __ ] [ __ ] at the house like I got cheers. I was like these [ __ ] up to something. >> Yeah man. >> Hey man. >> And just to see the crowd reaction too though to see the love. >> Everybody was in that moment. >> Y'all was definitely in sync on that mother [ __ ] >> Now this this is my partner right here who my age. So me and him have to be the old [ __ ] around. They wasn't outside when everything was going on. >> Bro, do you remember the summer >> that I get high came out, >> man? That [ __ ] changed the whole weed in my neighborhood. >> Man, the weed [ __ ] like, "We can't keep smoking this [ __ ] man. We got to get some better shit." >> What? >> We y'all smoking weed so good. We thinking y'all lying. That [ __ ] ain't got no purple weed, man. Weed ain't even purple. It's green. >> Right, dude. We get how it came up. >> Yeah, you got that. >> The exact year. >> 2002. >> [ __ ] I was so happy in 2002. >> 2002. >> I graduated in 01. >> I was in the youth choir. I graduated in May. I graduated in May by June little children, [ __ ] >> I already know what I was smoking then, [ __ ] I was on them uh them long white. >> Yeah, I was white still. Optimos. I optimos made you [ __ ] weed taste like you was smoking good. >> I'm thinking it just helped weed. It was the menthol. I'm talking about took my little boy. >> That's funny as [ __ ] >> This back in the days where you used to put your weed up. >> Remember you a roller blunt and put the weed up. >> Mhm. >> Ah. >> Them days over now. >> Yeah. Come on, man. >> Them days over. We trash now. >> That summer was so lit cuz my grandma caught us smoking. She ain't catch us, but she came outside one night. We smoking on the porch and she get the [ __ ] >> I need I need to drop by and get >> I'm going through. I sell fire. >> I need some [ __ ] >> We definitely coming through, man. Tell me about the dispensary. >> See, that's fit. >> I'm going through. I don't know, but they need to let her get hot. >> A gram. They giving you 190 days in Texas. What the [ __ ] is that? >> Oh, time out. What the [ __ ] >> Yeah. Don't tell. >> We just left Texas. >> Yeah. I'm glad we gone. >> What happened, >> man? What is it again? Like >> they just changed the changed the [ __ ] law in Texas. Weed illegal. Damn. You can only smoke gas station weed. >> First of all, gas station weed will kill you. >> No, it won't. Wait, you can't. If they catch you with weed in Texas a >> right now in Texas today, how much time? >> We need to know this, my [ __ ] Don't ever book me for a show in Texas no more. >> Something like that right something like that. It's some crazy [ __ ] >> Don't book me in Texas. I tell you that right now. >> Gummies. >> I I quit Texas. gummies, brownies, all they said all that. >> If it got THC in it, you ain't supposed to have it. >> Only you know they got the gas station THC. Like I [ __ ] like that. >> Wait, that's a lawyer. >> That gas station [ __ ] >> They passed it. >> Yeah, >> that [ __ ] real. >> I've seen it today. >> Let me tell you something. That's some bull. You can tell when folk coming from Texas cuz they going to be looking like they ain't smoked [ __ ] in days. >> Where you just came from? But I just came from Texas. >> I ain't going to lie. That was some racist [ __ ] >> It got to be. You got to drive all the way to Louisiana to hear some weed. >> I know people in Texas tripping out with all that weed like [ __ ] this is >> all intoxicating hemp derived cannibal noise are now banned. Can't smoke [ __ ] in Texas. >> They having a good time. >> That did it for me in Texas. I've been there enough anyway. So >> damn. Oh damn, man. That's crazy. >> My Dallas people, my Houston Love Texas. >> I love Texas. I love them. I know why you love them. I love Texas. >> Substance under Texas law >> following the Texas Supreme Court decision that allowed >> what they allow >> the state to enforce 2021 rule. Possession can now be a felony. Yeah, >> possessing even small amounts of these banned THC products >> can carry penalties up to two years in state jail and a fine of up to 10,000 depending on the amount involved. >> Yeah, we got to smoke some for all our people in Texas. >> Yeah, we got hit. My bad. We in Georgia. >> No, that's crazy. >> It's a misdemeanor. You can have 27 grand 28 but you have 27. Yeah, that's funny. >> Your ass has $100. >> What? Looking at the police like, "Yo, that damn house." >> That might be enough to make a [ __ ] move right there. >> Hell yeah, >> [ __ ] >> Yeah, I'm I'm leaving. >> I would definitely leave. >> I'm never going back. >> Yeah, I'm going there lightly now. >> Light. >> If I go, it got to be. >> It got to be same day. Fly in >> fly out. >> Same day. >> Two days. Take the edible before you land. >> Damn. I think I got Texas. Oh my god. >> Damn, that's we got too much history. I got to ask. >> Wait, what about South by Southwest? >> They going to have to move. South by Southwest. >> Oh [ __ ] >> It's a real by Southwest. >> Yeah, >> they got to switch the name to Silver by Southwest. >> And LeBron on on the move too. That nigga's in Philly. They saying he going to fly in from New York. They say it's a 45minute helicopter ride. >> I got to have some neighborhood he can be comfortable. >> All that bike ride in the Philippines state. That [ __ ] didn't come for that. That [ __ ] is coming for championship on. >> We don't need no ATV. Them four-wheeler, >> man. He don't want to hear all that. He don't want to hear ALL THAT AT NIGHT. THAT MAN AT 40 years old. He needs some rest. Come on, Philly. >> Hold up. Wait a minute. Yeah. Hey, I CUT IT. CUT IT OFF. HE CAN'T WAIT TO GET IN THAT LOCKER ROOM. Tell them young [ __ ] cut the music down. Looking at this lineup, Tyrese Maxi, Edge Con, Jaylen Brown for sure is a allstar. LeBron James at 41 years and goddamn 12 months. Embiid >> is that better than the Knicks right now? >> For sure. >> He going to make them all step up and play like they best game. >> This the best team meet I've been on with [ __ ] in their prime. >> When people stay hurt like Embiid, I give I have a problem giving them a nod, man. Cuz a [ __ ] can't stay healthy. Yes, I know what he can do. But has the [ __ ] done it on a consistent basis? That's what the question mark lies. >> Use that [ __ ] laying on that table like a bad [ __ ] every year. Every year that [ __ ] go get some work done. I don't know for basketball or something. >> Got to lay up in that hotel for a couple. >> But that [ __ ] have a fire on every August. >> Yeah. >> Till October. >> Yeah. >> This year no fire. He ready to play >> 250 off. >> Say you just play 50 60 games. As long as you ready for the [ __ ] playoffs. >> What's some of y'all favorite hip hop memories over the years? >> I was there for a lot of [ __ ] >> Being with Big >> Definitely with the dog. >> Uh >> with the dog. >> X DMX. Yeah. Hell >> yeah. >> I thought you said DMX with the dog. I'm like, [ __ ] he took his dog everywhere. >> Definitely with the dog. >> He did. He did though. >> He got a whole tour bus with dogs on it. More dogs than people. >> That's fire. He was coming he was coming through with dogs on tour. >> That's wild. And he was buying more on tour. >> That's lit. >> [ __ ] had mad dogs. He loved them [ __ ] >> He robbed [ __ ] with him. He >> did everything. >> He's doing that youngest. >> Robbing [ __ ] >> With a dog. >> With his dog. >> Hell yeah. >> With his dog. >> [ __ ] be scared. Yeah, I'm not saying you get that [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Get that [ __ ] Get in. >> I went around with X. >> When I was little, X came to my block. I got in the cab with him. He went and robbed like three projects. Not the whole projects, but he robbed people with the dog >> in the cab. >> Bought me back to the block. didn't rob the cab driver. >> He once robbed somebody, >> right? >> The dog held the person there when it robbed somebody else and came back. >> Yeah. He used to make the dog >> The dog and you and then go upstairs and rob the other [ __ ] A two for one with the dog. >> This [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Yeah, >> that [ __ ] was crazy. >> So good. They can't even put that in a movie. >> What? >> X used to [ __ ] rip up the bushes and [ __ ] like a like a dog. He do some wild [ __ ] dog. X is wild, man. >> Man, his relationship with his dogs was like no other though. >> He was a dog man. >> He was a dog whisper. Real dog whisper. He was the dog whisper. He invented He's the dog whisperer. >> He literally trust the dog more than any you. >> Yeah, >> dogs are loyal. Loyal to the builder, >> man. N Yeah, >> it's a lawyer. >> He He can survive >> without a dog. He >> There was never a time you don't see him come through without a dog. Full grown pup something. He needed a dog. >> So, how did y'all meet him? >> He was already famous in the same He was already like Bruce Springsteen. He was doing he was rhyming over it like he could come this is when the hustling era was in his prime. He could go to every projects in yo and sell a tape that he put the he stuffed his [ __ ] in the back and taped over a luther van draw and they got nine x freestyles and the hustlers would give him anywhere from $80 to $100 for that one take then they go dub the [ __ ] out of it then everybody then he can go to another project and keep doing it >> before We anybody before you ever before he existed to the world. >> He was doing that >> DC to >> DC man. Come on. >> In our town he was already he was already >> he was independent before independent was out. >> He was already independent. Yo. He was already >> selling tapes $100 a piece. >> Easy. >> Easy though. This outside was outside. >> And he got the dog. and put the dog. When he get out with the tape, he leave the dog. He come in there. When he got the tape, he don't even need the dog cuz [ __ ] is running up to him. They want it first. >> Yeah. >> They doing bidding war. Yo, I got 50. I got a 100. I got this and and like that. They wanted that [ __ ] cuz it was new X. >> That'll be a hell of a side quest to find one of them tapes. >> Somebody got one. They got them now and they play [ __ ] like that. >> It's crazy. Is is a [ __ ] in Y. Yo, my [ __ ] superior probably got some >> [ __ ] touched. >> He still got X R the books. The rhyme books. >> How about this X? Them three albums that went five million is all old rhymes. >> Yeah. Hell yeah. Heard that. >> Yeah. Everything that was new, he been at the old heard. >> He heard it before. >> No. >> Yeah. Just put beats to them. Switch the beat up. >> All them. Y'all already heard that before. Long time ago. >> But the majority of the [ __ ] you heard that is new to your ears. We heard it when we little kids or teenagers. >> It's not like that [ __ ] came. We had to go for our future. He came from the [ __ ] was so good. The world wasn't even ready to hear it yet. They like, "Wait a minute. Don't [ __ ] him up yet." >> Right. >> Come on, man. >> Alicia Keys album is the same thing. The Elite The first Alicia Keys album, she had it for 10 years. Everybody was telling her that it wasn't there. >> [ __ ] what year is this? >> This is destroying my perception of time. >> Her first album, she had it forever. >> They keep turning. They >> prime example. What's old to you is new to the world. Mhm. >> That's what people see about success. People see a lot of people on but they never see your journey. >> Your journey is not visually let people see the filming of it. Nobody see Yeah. Now you're doing it nowadays. But most of the time >> people see the you know the success, the fame, the celebrity, the good stuff overnight. >> Yeah. They don't they didn't see the whole [ __ ] journey. They see that you might have been thinking about that [ __ ] since you was four years old, >> right? >> Yeah. So they don't most people don't have the the capacity to understand that one most [ __ ] artists are really human like everybody [ __ ] know >> and they got a story too. So yeah, [ __ ] takes a long time sometimes. >> Like y'all was up there in the mecca of the See, you know what I'm saying? Like [ __ ] down here rap but you know we were that we would do we were doing you know what I'm saying >> [ __ ] dag your ho. Oh come here. Yeah, I can't take this. >> You feel me? But y'all was like rapping on the on street corner and battling [ __ ] like y'all had to like the rap game in the in the choke hole for a long time. Like give us one of those stories like cuz that's even even showcase when y'all did the the verses. >> It's like it's a difference with rappers and [ __ ] who really battle and really is competitive. >> Like like you said, you saw big DMX story with his dog. >> Hell yeah. >> I'm [ __ ] up, man. I'm [ __ ] up too. I'm like, [ __ ] >> robbing [ __ ] with his pit bull. Give me a big story cuz I I know he was a player. What's had >> it was the Big was the for Big to be who he was, he was the most down to earth >> where >> [ __ ] that you could ever meet to have the status that he had. Like if he would have just came from watching the dock with us, he would have came to 85 South with us, sat on the couch. That's true. We talked. >> He was one of them. He was never >> He actually probably showed us to always touch the people and remain regular cuz that [ __ ] was on top of the world. You can ask him to come to a fish a fish fry in the [ __ ] trench. And he was one of them kind of. He was just if he [ __ ] with you, he didn't go. He wasn't too big cuz he could have been like, "Nah, I can't go." But he would have >> he always gave game like you know what I mean? Man, >> he's a very classy, downto- earthth individual, but embracing like I I always feel he earned the title Frank White. One, because the type of MC he was, but also his character fit what he what he was doing just even with how he handled Kim, sees the mafia, >> putting his people on. Even if you listen to the growth from reasonable I mean from uh >> ready to die >> ready to die to life after death. The growth is so cra think about that. That's a d you know how the [ __ ] gumption and how ill you got to be. Just think about it. You went from ready to die to life after death. I'm doing a double on you [ __ ] >> That's how nice I am. [ __ ] it. I'm going to do a double and and I'mma get bone thugs on and I'm I'mma show you I could I could do that. I'mma have stories. I'mma talk killer [ __ ] I'mma talk lady [ __ ] I'mma have R&B [ __ ] on here. I'mma I'm could [ __ ] you up any way I want. >> Yeah. >> But he still was just very classy, open, and he always he always gave us G. What? I forgot. What was that? Spent that dime. I forgot with Buffy. >> Yeah. Yeah. One day we seen him >> one day we seen him at the Apollo with Junior Mafia and then the next day we was in the stoop. We like, "Yo, we was in the balcony. We was at the show the other day like, "Yeah, I was in the crib. I had about $200 on." They call with that. I went and grabbed that bread. You know what I'm saying? So that like only turn down your collar. This [ __ ] is that [ __ ] He was in the crib. He said he only had 200. They call with a show for the Apollo from the mafia. He like, "Yo, >> throw me on there. Let me >> Puff asked him something about doing a a verse or something." They paid to me. to spuff. I spent that don >> I spent that already. >> He was very down to earth though. He was a very hardworking individual. He was very he took care a lot of people and like Pete said he gave he always would give us the game like what to expect from the game what to expect from Puff. what was, you know, the ins and outs of how to navigate through the industry at that time while he was still alive and >> we was young bucks in the game. >> Shout out to the mafia, too, cuz they like immediately became like our cousins and brothers and [ __ ] and big seen that. >> Yeah. >> Every time we get to the studio, they come in our room. Everybody come in our room where we like working at. >> Mhm. >> So, that was dope. >> His focus was crazy, too. And he he'd buy mayonnaise jars of weed >> mayonnaise. >> Mayonnaise. >> The big one was an onion. The little one was a half onion. >> So it's mayonnaise jars of weeds. Just roll >> branches come to the roll. Roll 600 600 for the big one, 300 for the little one. This is when that's a lot of this is that's >> Bardi tax. Bicardi Leone mayonnaise jars of weed and this other [ __ ] and he's he's everybody's rolling and drinking and this >> it's studio >> he's sitting there like this >> like a lot >> everybody's tapped out you can look like this whole room say if he was just sitting here smoking drinking beat playing now it's 5 in the morning 4 and it gets th you know your body start slumping everybody down he's just sitting there with the beat and you just see him with a uber mega [ __ ] locked in focus so even seeing do joints from Life After Death was It was just crazy to even watch him work like, you know what I mean? It's cuz like he's just >> it's like he should be really [ __ ] up right now, but he's locked the [ __ ] in and having a good time. And the studio sessions was like light parties. So, it was like >> it was like a party. >> Yeah. [ __ ] was fire. >> We don't get to hear them story. We from the south. We see everybody like tip. We see our you know we grew up. You feel what I'm saying? I'm saying it's dope. But to hear the legend that we know, >> we don't have no real connection. >> It ain't possible to be in two places at one time. You get what I'm saying? So it's like we have our versions of it. >> Hell yeah. >> We hear about it, but we don't hear about the legends that you know cuz I'm saying at the time y'all not looking at them like >> let y'all cuz this y'all real partner. You get what I'm saying? So >> to be sitting there and then you you be a part of that now you see that he got a legacy. >> Hell yeah. >> [ __ ] >> [ __ ] That's go our own career. We get to see that's the beautiful thing about this [ __ ] We've been around so many legends and good people and to work with them and share rooms with them. That's what makes the the game beautiful. >> Yeah. You ever find yourself liking some young [ __ ] [ __ ] Like some new [ __ ] >> Yeah. Yeah. A lot of this [ __ ] I [ __ ] with. >> Man, I got to be able to understand it. >> Yeah. Anything I can understand like >> what he say? >> Yeah. Some of the [ __ ] I don't be understanding. But yeah. >> Yeah. I don't knock it. I be like that. Yeah, rock it. >> Play that [ __ ] >> man. I knock it. I be listening to old [ __ ] I'm listen to the temptation. This [ __ ] horrible. >> I'm listen to the OJ. >> Them [ __ ] was cold, man. >> You know, it's different now, though, too, because of the internet. Like, so it's so much music. >> Yeah, >> it's so much. >> It's oversaturated. >> Yeah, it's oversaturated. You can't It's a hard It's very hard to decipher >> all of the [ __ ] that's coming out. So, >> Damn. Now you brought up the OJ's though, bro. Them some cold [ __ ] bro. >> [ __ ] Sure. >> Them [ __ ] had a song called She Used to Be My Girl, >> right? >> Can you imagine it like [ __ ] with You know, she used to [ __ ] with this [ __ ] This [ __ ] all on the radio. The girl's got plenty good love, man. >> Ask me how I know. >> And I tell you so. She used to be mine. Turn this [ __ ] off. >> That [ __ ] he and I take her back, >> right? >> Yeah. >> Right. >> [ __ ] >> That [ __ ] was trying to take that man woman, bro. Good. >> That's some funny [ __ ] >> [ __ ] That's stupid. But you know what? You got to got to take your hats out to the Temptation. >> It don't matter who joined that group. Them [ __ ] was on fire the whole time. You know, [ __ ] were leaving and going, but it don't matter. [ __ ] stayed on top. When they got a boy Ali, his name Ali Woodson. >> When the uh treat like a lady, >> what >> that's >> when they broke that [ __ ] down. Hey, >> when you had a group and you didn't have a [ __ ] with a deep voice and a real high, >> [ __ ] terrible. Blue was that [ __ ] too. You got to have a [ __ ] with a deep voice and a falsetto onto [ __ ] >> Everything else in the middle you can fill out. But if you don't got them two, your group ain't about [ __ ] >> Yeah. Don't give a [ __ ] about the alto. >> You for a period of time. Everybody had the high pitch voice [ __ ] He was the lead singer every time. >> You got to have falsetto. >> You got you ain't got no falsetto but your ass tripping. >> Tripping man. >> What was he was that dude? >> Now look here DC. You might not know nothing about this [ __ ] right here. >> We got all that [ __ ] >> Hold on. Let me see what we doing >> on some vinyl. Kaden, >> you feel me? >> Got this [ __ ] in there. >> Know about that one. Nobody about that. >> Man, you got to tell us about this whole album. >> Lost Money, PowerPack. >> That's the first one. >> Yeah. >> You baldhead right there, little guy. >> He chose to do that [ __ ] believe it or not. >> Oh, you chose to do that, >> bro. He could have grew his [ __ ] back anytime he wanted to. THAT [ __ ] [ __ ] ME UP. He did it the backward way. >> Reverse. I reversed the game on him. D >> for [ __ ] show. >> My dog [ __ ] him up when he did the whole video with the paper towel. [ __ ] I I didn't know that was a paper towel about a year or two ago. >> Dude, >> I just thought your [ __ ] was better than that. I can't find one of them big [ __ ] >> Just three. That was three or four. >> Oh, that was them shits was strong. Yeah, >> the bandanas had to be bound. It had to be bounty. It was bound cuz the regular paper towels don't even do that. Hey, >> that was before bandanas, huh? >> Yeah. >> I mean, they was always bandanas. >> He was just a [ __ ] SAYING, "HEY, GIVE ME THE PAPER TOWELS, MAN. Need no damn band." This my [ __ ] right here, though. >> Oh [ __ ] >> If you think I'm jiggy, he like that. >> Come on, man. >> Come on, man. Uh-uh. >> I [ __ ] with this whole album, bro. These I'm telling you, it's a time right here. >> Hold up. Hold up. Now, now you staring at this album. When you look at this album, >> what's the first thing that come to mind? >> I don't [ __ ] know. >> God damn. >> I look at this album. >> Yeah, we got all these. We got a We got a lot of [ __ ] >> Build the build the American. >> America. >> Yeah. America is kind of filthy. Yeah. Roads road is [ __ ] up. >> Word. >> Taxes high. Food ain't hitting on [ __ ] like it used to. >> It [ __ ] the food up, dog. >> You've been saying that though. >> Everything that's bad in the world. >> You've been saying this. >> I ain't want to say no more. I quit saying [ __ ] [ __ ] it now. >> Right. But you got the health spot, huh? >> You got the health spot. >> Yeah, but I ain't saying too much. >> God damn it. No, I'm saying stuff. I'm just saying. Yeah, you got to watch it. They [ __ ] [ __ ] up. >> You [ __ ] >> cuz you know why y'all could farm down here. Here's what you was talking about. >> Go back to what the ancestors did and start farming cuz you can't trust what they doing. They faking everything, bro. >> I start where the [ __ ] all these chickens at. >> There's no way there's that many chickens. >> Think about it. >> You think about it. There's no way there's that many chickens. Every race eat chicken. >> This had me [ __ ] up. >> Black, white, Spanish, every race. If the there'd be chickens running around here like dogs. Where's all the chickens at, my [ __ ] >> I ain't got no time to be farming and [ __ ] man. >> Long time. You going to starve before you actually get >> GOING TO TAKE ONE WATER? He got a [ __ ] >> got one water. I don't know what [ __ ] think they just water AROUND YOU. You ain't eating, man. >> YOU'RE NOT GOING TO EAT. >> Whole winter went by, man. >> I just say though, >> you think you going to have a no time for that [ __ ] man. >> Just say some [ __ ] happened right now, >> man. >> You don't know what's happened. The country is at war. Country's at war. So [ __ ] happened. How long you think the supermarket is going to stay full >> if you eat you have you farming, right? >> How long you think it's going to be before you actually eat something? >> Damn long. Like you said, >> NO, FOR REAL. YEAH. YOU DON'T KNOW how to do that. >> You got to go through the ugly stage first. You got to go through the ugly stage. >> I'm not going against y'all. I ain't saying DON'T GO TO THE GROCERY STORE. >> START, MAN. >> BUT JUST START. I'M NOT against y'all on that. >> So, I'm just saying if some [ __ ] happened to [ __ ] around and plant the wrong [ __ ] >> You think YOU HAVE A HYBRID. >> YOU THINK you planted some beans, you going to get [ __ ] but some beautiful ass flowers. >> You done got me. >> You got you got to go to class. >> I think they got advanced technology farming now. You got to wait 2 3 years. Hell yeah. Goodness. [ __ ] keep saying that. >> So you eat seedless [ __ ] >> That's what you think. What you What you think is going to happen? >> Take about three months. >> Supermarket is full of seedless [ __ ] When they run out of that, what you going to eat anyway? >> How's a fruit seedless? It's never seedless. How is a fruit seedless? Something that grow and think about it. >> You going to the supermarket and they telling you in front of your face. >> Uh-huh. Oh, >> seedless fruit never. >> I know. >> But I'm also smart enough to know that even when them [ __ ] had seeds, if you put that [ __ ] in the ground, you was not about to eat for [ __ ] straight, dog. Hell no. >> You was not happy. You was going to grow. >> It ain't a [ __ ] in America with some sun kiss oranges in his backyard >> cuz you know why we was SPEND THEM [ __ ] OUT. >> VICENS. >> VIC. YEAH, >> them some good. They look good. >> Them [ __ ] too smooth. I know they ain't juicy. >> You just got to start, gang. >> You from Mississippi. YOU KNOW PEOPLE. >> I'M TELLING YOU, >> people in Mississippi >> CUZ [ __ ] BEEN FARMING IN MISSISSIPPI for 300 years. They did this [ __ ] so good. It's going to grow forever. >> It's going to grow forever. >> [ __ ] don't even know what's growing on they on their yard. You can walk right like you said you can walk right in their backyard and there's 500 watermelons back there. It's so many they going to even get these [ __ ] away. >> I got a pear tree, a onion tree, and I got a [ __ ] pecan tree. I got fruits in my yard too that I have never successfully ate. >> And the apple tree man up. What? One year you got 90 apples. >> Who missing silent [ __ ] >> I'm just saying at some point all I'm just saying at some point >> they could cut our [ __ ] off and what the [ __ ] we going to do? >> We ain't going to have [ __ ] >> That's the point I'm making. >> We ain't going to have [ __ ] OG cuz [ __ ] done spit out all the damn seeds with your stupid ass. We got to get y'all to sign some of these. >> 90 apples. >> [ __ ] got 90. >> Let them um still in the cover, man. Y we want y'all to open these [ __ ] >> That [ __ ] going to hit way different. >> Look at your hungry ass. >> Can we get some more shot? >> Got one. >> I ain't put no crack on these [ __ ] Oh, they whitening. I don't eat no fish. >> Opening it, son. >> Yeah. You got a Sharpie? Yeah. We going We got them bringing some more over here. >> I I got to tell. You want us to open these? >> I got to tell y'all while we got y'all down here, right? >> But y'all some [ __ ] legends, bro. >> Absolutely. Appreciate that, man. I don't give a [ __ ] about what I'm saying. Real stand up individuals, bro. We honor that [ __ ] >> You feel me? Honor that [ __ ] >> We appreciate y'all, man. >> They told us to now. Hold on. Y'all show it was a norainer. >> Y'all got a documentary that just came out. >> Yeah. >> Yes, sir. We we did it at the Tribeca Film Festival. All three days sold out. >> It's amazing. Yeah. >> [ __ ] >> You know, we need some insight on it. What's Why now? >> The timing of it. Why now? >> Well, the the documentary is the story on most hip-hop documentaries you see. Actually, most hip-hop groups you see Yeah. >> aren't really hip-hop groups. >> Yep. >> Uh they didn't make it. it make it inside song. So, the story reflects more than what you just usually see from hip-hop. It It reflects brotherhood, trials, tribulations, getting through it. Uh 30 years of >> 30, >> staying on that running up, >> right? You know, >> cuz in reality, like you always hear, they say every sport's a young man sport, but especially uh >> especially hip-hop. So to get 30 out of this [ __ ] when the average person either gets one of two songs maybe seven years tops. >> Yeah. >> Uh we thankful for the people for the longevity. So we showing them what made the longevity happen. >> That's the brotherhood. So it's a dope >> story. Shows the other side. You know people just hear the music and think and think what they think. But if you see the journey and what we went through, being on Rough Riders, being on Bad Boy, going on tour, uh losing family members, >> man, that's the worst. >> Uh going through the publishing situation, just all of that growing up is a is is what we showing on the dock. So [ __ ] is fire, >> man. That's dope. It's about time. >> Hell yeah. >> Yes, sir. >> Story >> about time. >> And we want to we want to hear from y'all anyway. >> You're going to like it though. It's a easy watch, man. They got everybody in it talking [ __ ] It's crazy. >> Yeah. It's [ __ ] very good. >> It make you It going to make you feel like X is still here. >> Yeah. >> You know, actually, it's really good. I uh like you said, we just came from Washington today. What sometimes when you in the middle of something you and you doing and it's just your career, you don't really take time. We've been connected with greatness from day one. So, it shows why we work hard, why like to to actually be able I was I was speaking with uh my son a few couple months ago. He's like a big X and you know, just from how you guys do a show, he was like, "You guys stole a [ __ ] rip." He said the show was incredible and just to hear like that you've worked with them and known that it's like that's a beautiful [ __ ] thing. This is it's legend. Like you said we we watching a documentary. We got Mary Mary Blah talking about this Joe like you know what I mean? Uh X and it's just a testament to the work we've put in over the years and how much greatness we have been connected to and how great we actually are. Hell yeah. [ __ ] Fortnox to get this [ __ ] open door. >> Hey K, what you talking about? >> Two songs I want to know about. Uh, Reservoir Dogs, Money, Power, Respect, and um, the one y'all did with Big Last Day. >> Whoa. Reservoir Dogs. I remember we was coming off, we was super hot in the street doing the mixtapz. We was on We was doing some spot dates just off the clue tapes and um probably had a show in North Carolina somewhere. We landed back in in LaGuardia and we got the call back then it was still probably two ways of T-Mobile sidekicks or something >> and they like yo Hov Hov want y'all come to the studio. Yeah. >> Like cool. >> You know what I mean? We going to go home, >> drop off our bags. They're like, "Nah, he wants you to go to the studio right now." We like with the [ __ ] luggage with you know what I'm saying? They like, "Yeah, he he want he's requesting y'all come right now." So remember we went to Branson. >> Got to go to Branson. >> Had to go to Branson. >> That's the weed man. DC. Branson is the weed man. >> Absolutely. >> We was able that time we was fortunate enough to get the small mayonnaise jar. >> We got a little one and um went in there. That's when Seagull was still new and Hov made Seagull rap for us rhyme. He was spitting and we like yo he was keep going. He like nah he good. You don't have to rhyme anymore. He's dope. >> Then they put the beat on. We did it. Um, and everybody went except Stous Styles and Jay-Z and then later they they had to go to a club or something. So they had to come back the next day then pee and hold their verse the next. But that was that was like when you like what's the difference if we go home? Why does he want us to go there right now? like what's what's the big deal that we got to go to the studio, right? Do you think we're going to leave town or you think we not going to >> I was so mad too. >> And then he didn't get the layers. I was furious. >> I went the next day. So was Pic was with me too and I it was me and whenever I laid he heard my verse and because my I was I was agitated on my verse. I was kind of firing my shots. He was like, "Oh, that's how you feel, huh?" And it was like, so it was it was very cool admiration. We uh that's what MCN is. >> Yeah. >> For [ __ ] Chevy. >> That's what MCN is. >> Making [ __ ] stay on their line. >> I just remember the hook being done. I was on the block. They called me down there. Y'all was already working on that [ __ ] >> Yeah. Y'all [ __ ] Yo, man. >> I made money power spec. Y'all I came after >> me. Yeah. Y >> wish you was in there with Kim and him, I guess. >> Yeah, me and Kim. Me and Kim made the hook. >> The hook. >> Yeah. So, money power. Money power. I don't even think I'm on the hook. >> But yeah, me. Yeah. Me and Kim made the hook. So, you left. You You wasn't knocked in, [ __ ] You left. >> I broke out. >> Yeah, you [ __ ] broke out. That [ __ ] was [ __ ] high [ __ ] >> And uh we was ch It was like, you know, those was the session. So, the beat was playing. It was crazy. And I I was sitting there and me and Kim was going back and forth and I was just all I was in my head was money, power, and respect to be honest with it. It was like like you know we in this life now. >> Yeah. >> Like we we getting there. So I'm just kept rambling and then uh I was telling Kim say this say this part and she was saying and she was like oh I was like yeah we got something. And then we made that hook. So me me and Kim actually made money power respect hook. That's so do >> I do last days I remember we was in the hood we was still hustling and then we got a call like yo they you got to come to daddy's house that was the name of puff studio >> big one it was a real name though >> that was the name that was the real name of his real name I mean his name was puff daddy daddy house studio was daddy's house but they called it >> we should have seen the signs and um we went there I'm sorry [ __ ] man I'm sorry I'm sorry get off here man I'm had to junior mafia was there big was there pulled up the beat Um, we found out Havoc produced the track. It was no >> uh think we had some liquid hash that day. >> God damn. >> You smoke big. Used to get this liquid hash that you smear on the blunt. Then you put the weed. >> Yeah. >> Should have knocked your gizzardrons off. So I remember I just remember all of us having a good time like a party environment and getting the beat and everybody laid and then we was all high knocked out. Then Big went in there and laid >> but he pulled up on us at one of them clubs right to play it for us cuz I don't remember. >> Mhm. >> I ain't hear it when it was done. He pulled up to one of our shows somewhere. >> Yeah. He pulled somewhere. >> I forgot where he was. Pulled up somewhere after >> yo I got the song. Everybody was obliterated that night. So after that, we heard it after he pulled up in the Lex Land and let us hear the mix version. >> Yeah. >> But that was a big thing for us to make. >> Hell yeah. >> Be on a life after death album. It wasn't a lot of features, you know, or the people that was featured was >> a big deal. So, >> right. Family for real. >> Young Locks. To be on there was a beautiful thing. You know, it showed how much >> he appreciated appreciated our work. >> Definitely appreciate y'all. This ain't nothing but classy. Nothing but classy. >> The last one. >> Craziest tour. >> No way out for me. >> No way out. >> Not for you. >> The craziest tour. >> Tour. No way out. You mean in a good way or bad way? >> Good way. >> Y'all had a lot of fun and a lot of people. >> That's the first >> two totally different uh No Way Out and Rough Rider Cash Money was two totally different tours for two totally different reasons. No Way Out was incredible because we was experienced. That's one thing about Puff. Like the [ __ ] [ __ ] is talking about nowadays. >> Back then he was doing all that. >> He He invented that fly [ __ ] >> Yeah. He was a proud dude though. >> He invented good food in the thing. It was >> We took private jet eating. >> Yeah, he was on that. >> Yeah, it was it was in Toronto. Every group had their own private jet. That [ __ ] was 90 something before anybody ever had a >> It was It was very professional >> smoking on them joint. >> It was professional. It was, you know, it was bright lights, >> all that. Uh >> Rough Rider, Cash Money Tall. Yeah, it was not too far from the bullpin. >> Like bullpin living. That [ __ ] was beautiful though. >> Beautiful. >> It wasn't B. >> Cash Money is the first people I ever seen. >> Bring the whole family on. >> Oh no. What you >> They got a live band in the whole >> You ain't listening to me, my [ __ ] Grandma, >> everybody, >> great grandma, >> little nieces, uncles. They brought the whole family, dog. I never seen [ __ ] aunts, great aunts. >> They had everybody. >> [ __ ] talk about bringing the whole family on tour. That's money. Bought everybody for real. >> I know family members. Nobody back in New Orleans. They walk. They had tall buses. Tall buses went and they I love New Orleans. I swear to God that got to be the most soulful place in around here cuz man man >> they took out the whole family. Come on. Let's go. >> Hey. Hey. You see >> you want to go on tour, baby? Man, >> I had to get my my rollers. >> I'm on my can't even get on plane. >> Got my chair shoe. Come on. >> That was dope to see because you seen that they you know they how that was that was cool to see >> people's families and how they moved like they was moving as a unit in music. Like that's why I say people always see what they the flashing lights and dope [ __ ] like to to watch that was actually really really cool and they had it was like it made the vibe of the tour cool it cuz it was it was really >> family >> ghetto too. >> It was hell we was it was a rougher crowd. It was a different price ticket to get there. >> It was a different people in the audience. >> No family on the outside brothers brother. >> He talking about no family. It was just lock and DX dog [ __ ] >> The dog holding y'all down. >> Can you imagine though? You going to bring your grandma on tour? She get used to the tour life >> and the live band. >> My grandma going to want to get on. >> Oh no. She just back that ass up. You know y'all ain't getting no hoes tonight. >> Y'all never be sitting around here with us. Y'all y'all just ain't getting no hoes tonight. Jacksonville. My grandson ain't cute in Jacksonville. >> She up drinking. >> Where you get that from? Styles P. >> He's a nice young man. Style P gave me this big bag of >> He didn't give me none. >> [ __ ] P gave a [ __ ] grandma's onion. >> I probably did too. >> I got to go to bed. Me and Mary J. BL supposed to be getting up to eat in the morning. >> We going to be going to eat. >> We supposed to be going to Whopper House or something. She says she want to go. >> What tour is what I forgot >> what tour we was on when Chains was on >> Two Chain? >> Yeah. He wasn't Two Chains though. He was Titty Boy. Titty Boy. >> He was with Lud Circle >> in the thing. Was they did they spot their summoner? >> I don't know. >> I remember that. >> I can't remember. >> Out of a lot of the [ __ ] Yeah, >> that road life different, man. >> Yeah, >> that [ __ ] get tiring, too. Lord hammer. >> Yeah, >> you'll be a [ __ ] robot. You'll turn into a robot. >> What's the [ __ ] you eat on the road that you can't get at home? >> [ __ ] >> Yeah. Get some good [ __ ] out there, though. You know how everybody have their little favorite little [ __ ] spot? >> Some [ __ ] you can't get back at the house. My [ __ ] like that. We We about to get one though. I go I eat raisin canes. >> We got one. We got some down. that >> it's it's just too far for me. >> I never had that. >> I looked up one. The closest one for me is about 56 minutes. I >> ain't got nothing but some bread. I don't know what the [ __ ] >> They just got bread. They just got You can say whatever the [ __ ] you want to. That's my [ __ ] >> [ __ ] got chicken tenders and some toast to tenders, right? >> It's still my [ __ ] >> You just You just want some chicken. >> I'm [ __ ] with it. >> Them chickens ain't never did nothing to nobody. Even though we don't know where they at. >> Yeah. Wherever the [ __ ] they at, keep them over there cuz they >> Wherever they got located. >> These [ __ ] chicken ain't let you down a lot of time, [ __ ] >> She smoking while you [ __ ] right? >> You can't even fly. >> You found out I don't want him to fly. >> It's a part of a trick. >> Good as them wings is on the ground. >> That [ __ ] [ __ ] around learn how to fly and PUT A LITTLE MUSCLE ON THAT [ __ ] What if you had to catch a chicken for five of them? >> I'm glad he's a flightless bird. >> You know, you know, in some cultures, you got to catch a chicken if you want to eat it. >> That's what make it good. >> Little [ __ ] fat, too, though. >> They don't be flying. Think about that [ __ ] If they if they flew, them wings wouldn't be that good. >> Oh [ __ ] >> If you ever had to eat a bird, what kind of bird would it? >> Eagle. >> A bald eagle. Well, I ain't a chick is a [ __ ] ass bird. It can't fly [ __ ] bird. >> He delicious. >> He got one person. What he going to do? Be delicious. >> Think about it. This is the only [ __ ] thing on the planet damn near that you can eat every part. >> Hell yeah. >> A whole chicken. >> The next defeat. Some [ __ ] eat the head. >> You definitely going to eat the wing. I'd rather take the wings in the soup and all that. Well, y'all been tripping, >> man. You can't. >> I ain't eat no chicken head here, gang. >> I don't give a [ __ ] what [ __ ] talking about. >> I ain't eat no chicken. >> The feet. >> I'm not saying you would, but it has been ate, >> man. >> Somebody eat them. >> [ __ ] ate the chicken head, game. >> I'm telling from Mississippi, man. These old [ __ ] be eat. That's be their favorite part. Don't throw them heads away. >> Don't nobody else in the house eat them but your granddaddy. Dude, >> a foot ahead. >> The wing get the bad part, gang. >> No, it's them breast. >> A even no meat on. >> Okay, so check so check this out, man. >> [ __ ] say they vegetarian, but they eat eggs. >> That's a whole chicken. >> That's a whole chicken, gang. >> Chicken. >> That's just a a what? >> Chicken nut. >> Chicken nut fetus mix nut. It's a chicken feed. >> It say what it is. It's something. >> It's a chicken >> and protein. See, I'm sorry, >> but you don't eat meat. >> I don't know what chicken sperm >> fetus. We don't really know what it is. >> I came out there butt. So, it's weird like this. >> I want to know who the f [ __ ] invented fried chicken. >> I'm just saying a black [ __ ] >> What? >> I'm talking about I want to know who the first [ __ ] invented fried chicken. Like when he got that [ __ ] out, he was like, "Nigga, >> what do you think there? What is JB? [ __ ] know this [ __ ] >> Yeah. You know why? Cuz the first [ __ ] to eat some wings, they thought he was crazy until they tried them. >> The first [ __ ] to eat cuz just like you said, it's a bird, [ __ ] Why would you eat the wings? That don't even make sense. Out of all the [ __ ] on this bird's body, you want the wings, [ __ ] You freak ass [ __ ] So they they they cut the breast and the thighs and [ __ ] up and then they was like, "Here you you rotten low down [ __ ] Take these wings." >> And take how you had to do it, [ __ ] Who Who would think to put some flour on a chicken wing? >> This was just all [ __ ] a [ __ ] had laying around and he was like, "It's got to be some way to make these [ __ ] delicious." >> Cuz look how much [ __ ] it take to make chicken actually be good. You can't just salt and pepper some chicken. Then you need 11 herbs and spices. >> 11. >> This back when WHITE PEOPLE WASN'T EVEN COOKING, WHO HOW ELSE COULD THEY COME UP WITH some [ __ ] >> The slaves. >> They had cooking for >> slaves did. >> Only a black man would think to put 11 of anything on some chicken. >> [ __ ] just got started making up [ __ ] Give me some lemon juice and some thyme. Give me some mustard seed. This [ __ ] was just dropping [ __ ] off in there. >> Hey, but whoever did, boy, kudos, boy. >> Come on, man. Hell yeah. We'll never We'll never starve. >> Huh? >> Long as we got chicken. >> Cat, what is it? >> Last one. >> All right. >> You ain't never act like that. Cat, >> you [ __ ] You >> [ __ ] 12:30. That [ __ ] crazy. >> I think that [ __ ] hurt him. >> I think that was a little trauma. I think the Jay-Z extra innings concert >> is a is a uh that's the most historic historic thing that can ever happen at a concert >> and not no fights. No nobody they didn't tear the paint off. They ain't riot. They ain't go crazy. >> Nobody left. >> And nobody left. He might have it might I don't know who else could make the doors open at 6:00 and don't go on stage to 12:00 or 12:30 and finish at 3:00 or 3:30 whenever he finished and everything nothing everything it didn't go as planned but it still the show went on and I appreciate it still big >> big stars came out. So somewhere in the future, you got to see that documented. I know they going to do something with that cuz that was a a moment in hip hop that could never happen with no other artist anybody you could think of. >> Facts. >> And never have a baseball stadium filled up. Something happened at the door. They pause it for four or five hours. Yes, sir. The show then goes on and then everybody that [ __ ] was incredible. And it was like we kept I was next I was with OG one for a lot of the time while the while the delay was happening and he had somebody by the door that was calling them in real time and like it's not it's no time is it don't look like it's going to happen anytime soon. Then that turned into one hour to two hours. Then I'm like, "Yo, OG like, nah." And then eventually Ho came out. So that right there would never happen. A baseball stadium, a black rapper, 4hour delay, nobody leave, nobody get killed, hung, stabbed, none of that. And the show goes on perfectly. >> [ __ ] >> That was incredible. >> I wish I knew how to do online. >> You know what I mean? The next time Ho freestyle, he gonna tell us exactly what happened in them four hours during that delay. >> Yeah. To get that back in. >> I'm not going on stage until I get my damn back in. >> It wasn't on death back in for 4 hours. >> Cap that money. >> Oh, you saw that [ __ ] cuz you Oh, yeah. Cuz you was out there. >> Cat probably cried. >> Yeah. >> [ __ ] What? At his show in Wisconsin. >> Yeah, that's dope. He was there. >> You've been doing the podcast for a minute, man. What you think of the podcast? >> Anybody want chicken? >> No, I guess it's cool. You know what I mean? I It's is a beautiful job for me cuz all I got to do is sit there and listen to crack. >> Your kids 100 [ __ ] I got >> 100 [ __ ] with me. >> Nah, Joe got some good ass stories. >> That's my brother, man. >> Then when you find out they be true, >> one 90 airplane, but it was three. >> He got his own logic. >> For [ __ ] show. >> If it's if it's like four airplanes, it look like 90. >> [ __ ] show. Okay. >> You know what I mean? 20 [ __ ] come in here right now, they going to look like a hundred. So he got a different kind of probability that he do with his stories. Mean >> I see. >> But you know what? I'm the type of mother I just let him cook. That story sound a whole lot better than 20. It was a hundred. >> Mhm. >> If I'm around some [ __ ] when I tell the story, it ain't up to [ __ ] to to decide how many [ __ ] was with me, >> right? >> It's my story, [ __ ] >> If you don't if you want to argue and [ __ ] that's on you. But in my story, You can tell that [ __ ] however you want to. You can say it was nine when you tell it, but in my story cuz I got to I [ __ ] it's the >> I got to make it visual. >> What? >> They got to understand my tone. >> Yeah. >> No, we >> don't know who was included in themund [ __ ] cuz just like you said, grandma was there, auntie was there. That's 100 [ __ ] If I got 100 people on my behalf, I got 100 [ __ ] >> Nobody said they all had to be killed. >> He talking about grandma over there. He talking about Nobody said they were killers. Yeah, man. Make sure y'all check out the podcast, man. Joe and Jada for [ __ ] show. >> That [ __ ] hard, man. When the documentary dropping. >> Oh, we still got we still doing the little bidding little bidding war to see where we want to land it at. You know what I mean? Hopefully in the next, >> you know, we wouldn't have y'all on here give you [ __ ] >> Yeah, we got we got gear, man. >> All right. >> We got gear, man. >> Yeah. Look, >> we don't. >> Got it. >> All right. Thank you, >> man. Appreciate you. >> Appreciate you, beloved. >> Love OG, >> you dick. >> That's fire. >> All right. Thank you. >> Anytime, man. Some high quality. >> Absolutely. >> It's quality, dog. >> Yeah, man. Real quality [ __ ] >> Up. >> We appreciate. >> We appreciate y'all stopping by. >> We need y'all to come on our show. [ __ ] too. Two, three black dudes. Review the movies. Please come on through >> the [ __ ] show >> anytime. >> Come through there and >> talk that [ __ ] man. 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