MO3 Killer Podcast On Jail Phone! Speaking On Yella Beezy And Trapboy Freddy

[music] ons that uh demon yellow. He will destroy another young man's uh trouble like yourself. He said, "Stop Yellow from killing another man. God won't forgive you if you don't stop Yella." Lulu >> man, y'all is so crazy. Like that's that's going back to what I'm saying. And y'all want it to be something so bad that it's not like y'all want it to be so bad. Y'all want that man to go down so bad. Like that's not the case, bro. I got my time. I don't give a [ __ ] about nothing. You know what I'm saying? But that's not the case, bro. Like, I'mma be honest with y'all, though. [clears throat] And I'm just being honest. I got life without a roll. I'm a grown man becoming a better man and I made my choices so I have to own up to what things I did, you know. >> All right. All right. >> Wow. Wow, y'all. He say he's he's trying to be a better man. That's Kiwan White, guys. Kiwan White has spoke again. Kiwan White speaks out. He say he's trying to be a better man. He I guess this I I uh uh I just see donating cash app. Who? Um, I see Mike Dub uh 232. Whoever this young man is, he called him uh uh and and basically uh poured his heart out. He said, "You know, y'all trying to make this something that it's not." He got his sentence and it is what it is. OG, you there? >> Right here. >> OG, listen, man. Kiwan White holding it down, gang tight, Marvin. I mean, he's he's uh he's staying stiff. He's saying this is not really um a thing that we need to even be worried about. You know, he got his time. Y'all wanted to be something else so bad. But he also had this to say early on. And this has been back surfacing and people trying to figure out what he meant when he said this. >> But he like but yellow paid 30 and supposed to pay 10 and supposed to pay 20 and yellow supposed to pay 20. But he like But yellow paid 30 and supposed to pay 10. And then he just kept switching it up to him. So the man was like, "So you telling me that Trap is the one that paid?" And Bodega was like, "Yeah, Trap was supposed to [clears throat] pay 20,000." But he was like, "Yo, but Yellow paid 30 and Tra supposed to pay 10. And Tra supposed to pay 20 and Yellow supposed to pay 20." But he was like, >> "But Yellow paid 30 and Tra supposed to pay 10." And then he just kept switching it up to him. So the man was like, "So you telling me that Trap is the one that paid?" And Bodega was like, "Yeah, Trap was supposed to pay 20,000." >> But he like >> So he said Bodega say Trap was supposed to pay 20, but Yella paid 30. Like man, what? Okay. OG, this here, this here is messing my head up. I got a headache now. Uh, what am I seeing here? This here, he talking on the phone from I believe this one was probably from jail when he was in the feds. Uh, it had to be cuz he's on the phone again. So, I'm thinking this is early on before now. What are we supposed to take from this stuff? >> One minute he's saying this, the next minute he's saying that. >> Amen. I already got life without a possibility. Whatever he's saying don't mean [ __ ] bro. >> So all that talking, all these podcasts he jumping on and all these people he calling out to to try to make this thing to be um you know what he wanted to be in the free world is what he's trying to do. Um it you know does his his credibility is pretty much null and void. Um, he called Joseé Bodega's name on that one right there. He's name dropping and he did this a while back. So, to me, it's like I don't know what you can take from his conversation, man. Is it going to hurt the case the Yellow Bees trial uh come next week when they start bringing these witnesses in? Or is it going to be something to where they not even going to fool with stuff he say cuz he's just not a credible witness? What do you think? Well, he going to be critical when he get on that stand against yellow. That's for sure. >> You still holding true to that? Didn't you just hear what the man said? You're trying to make this out to be something that it's not. >> Didn't you just hear what I said? >> I definitely heard what you said. And you've been holding true to that ever since we've been talking about this. >> Okay. As soon as as soon as he get on that stand, you'll see how much credibility his way to hold. >> Wow. So, who do you think will call him to the stand? the defense or the prosecutor? >> They should the defense better not call him to the stand. >> So, it more than likely be the prosecutor that that that calls him to the stand. >> He's going to be a state witness. >> Wow. And I was trying to figure out was it going to be the same judge? Some people are alluding to in the comments was saying it probably be the same judge that >> I just told you probably Mark just bet it's going to be a white judge with white hair. >> Wow. You think so? >> I know. So, >> OG, you speak with very much confidence. But I have another group of people that's speaking with confidence that says pretty much that y'all ain't got nothing to worry about that this here. >> Who was that other set of people? I'm not going to say I'm not going to give my resources up. I got the call. >> You know, you know people say they say who in the hell is they? If you can't identify somebody name, it's I don't want to hear nothing about other set of people. If I got a Nielson poll that say who in the hell is Nielson? Don't come up with that. You know, old man told me and saying >> what he tell you the weakest [ __ ] to the strongest [laughter] people. I don't want to hear that, bro. The hell [clears throat] you talking about? I got another set of people. Name one. [laughter] >> No, G. I I don't want to reveal my resources, but but there are there are people that >> your your resources is in your closet, in your bedroom. Get all that out your hat box. >> OG, I don't want to reveal my resources, but there are credible sources out here that are very confident in saying that Yella will be going home. Cool. >> I'm just saying cuz you're a big fan. >> I'M A BIG fan of of of Yellow Beas and a MO3. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> So, I really, like I said, I don't I I I always was neutral in the fact of these guys, you know, two young kids, my kids age, going through this stuff is crazy to me. And it it's like, man, if we could have did anything to stop it, you know, we didn't we we we didn't, you know, didn't do much to get it stopped. A lot of people have came out and said that they tried to say something to both parties. We, you know, it went way further than what it should have went and next thing you know, now we got people getting shot up and people losing their lives and it's just something that really put a wedge in the city. And now, you know, people are still trying to recover from that. Mothers lost children. Uh uh children's lost fathers. And this is this is not just yellowy. Uh this is not just uh Mo 3 passing away or yellow getting shot. It's more people. There's always a lot more to what you just seeing the celebrities and the people who are the main key players. But a lot of families have hurt behind this whole situation. And so now you know what do you do after the whole families and on both sides and all this stuff is going like it's going. Man, it's just a horrible situation for all parties man. a lot of good people. I've talked to a lot of people on both sides, including Yella, Rain, all these people. And it's like, man, you know, I came into this game doing this podcast thing, man, not knowing what it was going to offer, not knowing how this thing was going to be affected when it come to people's lives. Um, and you know, I sit down with I sat down with Finesse two time brother, Little Jew, last night. Shout out to Little Jew. You know, he never did an interview. He wanted to be, you know, we met in Vegas. You and me met Lili little Jew together in Vegas at that uh at that studio, remember? >> Yeah. >> And Lil Jew was just a cool dude and and he all a very down to earth dude, man. I mean, a guy who a young dude 24 25 years old just trying to be there for his brother. And I thought that was all the way live. So, it's like certain people we pick to be on the show and really show reverence to when it come down to the work they're putting in. And he's right there by his brother's side when it come down to being there and being there. And now he started his uh rap career. So, at the end of the day, my biggest question to him was, why get into rap? When you see what your brother and all you people that's in Memphis go through in this rap game, what would make you want to even do that? You know what I mean? Cuz when you look at the rap history and you look at the people now in the south from Memphis all the way up to Dallas all the way over to Houston, man, all the way down south to Atlanta, man. People lives have been lost, man. People are going people getting shot got getting caught up in crosses. They're ending up in prison. All All them ending up on Rico. What make you want to go and be in rap right now? It's crazy to me. OG, is it a place where people should go? But when when you look at the check [laughter] with all that [ __ ] talking about let's check about the check. You forgot about the check. >> Yeah, I forgot about the check. OG. So, so you saying it's all if it ain't about if it ain't about the money and is it the easiest route to go? Is this a lowhanging fruit when it come to finances in the black community? Cuz I still think it's a long shot. >> What What What else you got? If you can't play football, you can't sell drugs, you better rap. I mean, THEY >> DON'T WHAT'S WRONG WITH BEING A PLUMBER? I KNOW some very successful plumbers, uh, mechanics. >> Be jumping out somebody house getting digging rats and coexes out of toilets. >> OH, GEE. OKAY. WHAT ABOUT WHAT WHAT ABOUT BEING a electrician? What about >> Yeah. What about >> What about being a commercial uh real estate investor? What about being a a data a data uh re uh re repurposing data? What there's a lot of things you can do. You don't have to just jump out here and be a rapper. >> Okay? >> You don't have to just jump out here and be a be a a drug dealer. >> That that that see how that work. That's what we going to do. We gonna sell some dope. We going to rob some >> WE DON'T HAVE TO do that. OG. That's what I'm trying to tell you, man. >> How come we don't have to do what else? There are so many other resources that we can we can create income resources for young black cuz first of all these young negroes do not want to go to school period that's so out I don't care what you say it's school is not something that a black man is wants to participate not that it's it's something that they shouldn't participate in but everybody wants to circumvent authority everybody want to go through the easy way. So to sit in a studio and smoke some weed and drink some Hennessy and blip blop my mama ain't [ __ ] my daddy. Hey, I'm a I'm a rapper. Not everybody's successful at it. >> What they do, OG? How they rap? OG, >> my mama ain't [ __ ] My [laughter] daddy don't give us money, brother. He [clears throat] Oh, that's bad. That's bad, man. [laughter] So, you think that ain't [ __ ] [laughter] >> OG, you crazy as hell. That's what they do. OG, in that studio. Hey, you've been sitting in that studio with OG trying to come up with it yet. They they will be so hung up on theyelf and they [laughter] threeletter words don't none of their vocabulary is room temperature. [laughter] >> What they say? My mama ain't [ __ ] My daddy ain't my what? What? You like whoa that's heavy man. When you be high, you think everything will hit. [laughter] >> So you playing for somebody, man. Listen, they looking at you crazy as hell. >> No. [laughter] No. Up there. Yes, man. And they're like, "Oh, that that's five, man. You did it, man." It's like, "What? Did what? What did he do?" If somebody walk in there that got plenty of sense, man, that ain't it. That ain't it. And you know it ain't it because they spending numerous hours in these damn studios and they coming out of there empty. It ain't no hits. How many hours? Let's talk about that for a minute. I'm glad you said that, OG. How many hours are they spending in that studio and coming out blank and ain't no hits come? Cuz where's the music at? You only They in the studio a lot, bro. But where are these hit songs at that we used to hear? What happened to all the damn music that we used to hear where it was hits? These youngsters used to drop hits. Now you you you could hear a pin drop. We waiting for the next big song. The last one I heard was where all my scamming ass [ __ ] at? Spin that now. Billy Gang. Billy Gang going in. I like that. I like that. Billy Gang now. He's He's a bad boy. He out of Atlanta. He on it. He rapping, but he he, you know, just he he consistently rapping this real street and this real hood, but it ain't hit mainstream like that yet. Like like main mainstream like a big big hit. wanted to just stop everything, man. You got you got to have a bad son to just stop everything. But going back to Kiwan White for a second, when I heard him say, you know, that, you know, he seems sincere now that he's gotten that life sentence on this first recording we listened to. It was very uh uh uh hey man uh man, I did what I did. I got life. No possibility of parole. I did this. Ain't no sense in you trying to make something something that is not um campaigning that thing like he's doing. The girl the other day, you know, the one I let you hear when he first got the time was say, "Man, you need to just tell tell him what happened, man. You got a little girl out here and all that, but he still >> that that boy he was talking to, >> it was not no boy. You keep trying to make No, no, he was I don't think that was a girl." >> Now, we know that was a boy that he used to be with when he before he went. according to everybody that he used to be with uh >> that was a boy cuz I asked you I said is that his mama or something she talking to at first I thought it was his mom but then when I seen her [laughter] >> you just seen that damn video man >> when I seen Herman that was Herman on that damn phone >> you won't let that go man that man is that man is moved on I don't think they together no more that's over with >> he getting ready to get some fresh sisters in the in in the painting. Yeah, he Oh, man. He he on it. If you did that on the street, just think of what you going to do. And when you get to with life without a possibility, partner. Oh, he's he's he he's savage. He going to be savage. >> What' you say y'all called them in in prison? What you call? You said something. >> Sonies. Them sonies down there. He going to love all them sonies down there. >> Quinton, they didn't have sissies. Sexes are feminine. Sonies, they'll tell you either you going to be my man or you going to be my sister. >> Whoa. Sonis. Them sonies, man. Whoa, man. That's crazy, man. That That's what y'all was calling them. Sonis down there. Good lord. >> You saying it out loud. >> Oh, you said it quiet cuz you didn't want no smoke either. >> They had knives. Big long knives. So when once them sagonis get on you, you might not make it out. >> Most definitely. >> Wow. So so so Kiwan White aka a Banzo Bling going to be dealing with them Sonis down there. Um but not before he he hadn't shipped out yet. So he's still in the uh Dallas County uh down there in the county jail awaiting uh Yellow Bees is going to start up Monday. uh he's about to start up fighting a case and all of the the people that you've been waiting to see, you will get an opportunity to see them. There's been lists come out. There's been so many different people saying different things. But when you hear him now, Kiwan White, after getting the life sentence, OG, do you have a belief system that he has changed the way that he was thinking? He say he want to be a better man now. OG >> and that comes with telling. >> That comes with telling. Are you serious? >> That's how you rehabilitate yourself. You confess all your sins and you bring everybody to hell with you. >> Oh god. OG, let me ask you this. How long do you think this trial will last? >> It shouldn't take but about a week. >> A week. He ain't got that. What kind of defense do he ever have? >> I told you who he had the other day. >> Yeah, he had the same lawyer, the same law firm that Carmelo Anthony used. >> Yeah, he he got he got a guy and uh and he and he got that woman that uh that I think the woman's going to be helping too. You'll see her again. The one that was dealing with Kiwan White. >> So, you say you you say I'd worked out for Kon with her, huh? [laughter] OG, why you you don't think that that they could they could do something and you know, let me stop right quick. Go ahead. Go ahead. >> That's something you should that's something you shouldn't brag about. The same woman that was with Kon White, that's not a successful story. >> So, should we be concerned that Yella could get capital murder for hire? >> It's not a concern. It's a definite. >> You don't know that. You always saying that and you know if it was if it was somebody from on the on the west west west coast you wouldn't even be that abdinant to say no stuff like that but you won't even give a man huh >> well let's say this it ain't the west coast and [laughter] and his grandma granny bailed him out and now we going to see how that work in the sovereign state of Texas. Let's let's let's deal with that. Well, I think I just and I'm gonna end this thing, but just to ju just just to really really give you some uh >> you know, he was mentioning Trap Boy on this thing. He was mentioning uh Yella and then he was mentioning Jose Bodega. Uh Trap Boy Freddy, I think he is one of the guys that was subpoenaed. He's going to have his day in court. Rainwater subpoena. Uh Jose Bodega, uh that Jerry guy. There's a lot of people that's supposed to come show up to this trial. And uh >> women, you mentioning everybody, but Mr. Brown is going to start. >> Oh, wow. Devin Brown. I forgot about him. >> Don't you ever forget Deon Brown. >> Deon will be coming around, won't he? >> Huh? You ain't heard nothing. >> I a heard a peak from Devin and a heard when they gonna try. >> The star witness. >> He's a star witness and he'll I think he'll be the one he folded. I think he'll be the one that's going to come out and say some things. >> He's he's the glue that's gonna put all of this together. >> So, we don't really need Said back no more. Cedric probably won't be coming back again. >> We don't need Sy said he said then what he going to do. The big the big homie. >> Wow. The big homie. He was GRC all the way through and through. And I think he basically uh came to a point where he said, "I just really want to go home to my family. Um I want to see my kids again. Um I want to be outside in the free world with them." But they said on this profer, they didn't offer him nothing. He did this out just out of the kindness of his heart that he's going he spoke out and said, "You know what? I felt it in me to go on and say this. They might give me a sec. They may give me a a a a way to get out of this thing if I do this. They might. They didn't tell me they would. They didn't promise me, but they said it looks good for me. How many other people have they told it looks good for them that's that's going through something that they got them and they pretty much want them to come and testify. That's going to testify. That's something to think about, guys. And guys, like I said, we've been we we've been looking at this, man. And um man, listen, man. Trouble we find out is easy to get into. But again, as I always say, hard to get out of, man. Uh OG, thank you for the call in. Um I just want to say, um basically, um you know, if it had happened up there and it was uh Kendrick Lamar or game or one of those guys, >> um you know, I would still, you know, I would I would definitely understand things go left sometime. And I'm asking you to to be uh be understanding on some young boys who made some bad decisions and now they're having to repay for it. Okay. >> Excuse me, sir. I don't have to make a decision and nothing. You better talk to the judge about that, sir. [laughter] >> That's who you your your Texas judge or the prosecutor. You make make that plea to them cuz you you falling on deaf ears talking to me about sympathy for them. I'm not going to send them a cookie once they get in the penitentiary. [laughter] >> Well, I'm different than you. I will send them a cookie. You know what I'm saying? You That's the way you do it. But I always hear you on the phone with all your uh uh partners that locked up. There you go. Now you know. All I'm saying is you always talking to your people, >> but then then show love to the show love to Texas people, >> America. Now you see how tattletailing starts. >> Well, I'm just saying show love. Show love. That's all I'm telling you. Show love to the south. You show love on the west coast. >> You don't know what I show. [laughter] Like my grandmother say, you may show your ass. >> Oh, g man. Thank you, man. Boy, I tell you what, man. Listen, man. You know what, man? It's tough, but it's fair. 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