😂😂😂 STEP DADDIES w/ TRAP DICKEY CHICO BEAN KARLOUS MILLER & DC YOUNG FLY

The worst [ __ ] >> It's the cell phone people, man. >> The cell phone bill people are disrespectful cuz >> I don't know what this [ __ ] is y'all keep over up charging me for every link up with Jermaine de Bruce. Get everybody a wristband for birthday man. Y'all in the studio with tip with one blunt somehow [ __ ] to finesse his way on the new Young Dro album. I just Hey [ __ ] I don't work on Wednesday. >> The dick just like I don't work on Wednesday. You on your own. You coming your [ __ ] like you trying to get a L. >> You done ate [ __ ] through a whole episode of CSI, [ __ ] Your [ __ ] just won't work. >> My grandma had them little whistles. >> She used to kiss me. He used to hurt. She like grandma please. >> He got sh. I had said Kiki Palmer, but she I guess Fox love Kiki Palmer. >> So you had to get her name cleared. You can't name Fox. >> They don't play the brand. >> They all looking for different [ __ ] >> Talk your talk now. >> Now you talking. >> That's a [ __ ] >> Now you think. >> Yeah. Cuz you think doing good [ __ ] just going to work everywhere. It don't it don't work >> in the in your child's life or even if you don't got children just try to be the best man you can be. >> See that's the thing. >> Yeah. So you got how many? You got four kids? Three kids. I got three. >> Yeah. See I only got one. So you like >> my baby damn nearly grown. So I can be Hey, baby. And get up and leave. >> Let me tell you why. Let me tell you why. The stepdaddy [ __ ] is kind of like it's kind of 50/50 >> because the stepdaddy [ __ ] is like all right. She know she [ __ ] up. >> Yeah. cuz she thought the [ __ ] who she had a baby by was better than you. >> Yeah. >> And now she realize he ain't she trying to come right or wrongs and she want you to act like what if you could possibly be this little [ __ ] daddy. >> But see you know my ass over here. >> That's where the game get though cuz it ain't that she thought he was better. He just gave her more than you was going to give her. >> See you [ __ ] her. He cuffed her. >> He cuffed her. >> See I ain't going to lie. A lot of different a lot of us like had step great granddaddies and [ __ ] >> Well, see, I mean, whatever, however you want to slice it, >> regardless of how you look at it, you just don't have the ability to be able to see something that ain't yours and give it some type of love, right? >> No, not that. >> I got love for it. I just know how scandalous these [ __ ] Cuz let me tell you, I done had it happen to me. It's firsthand experience. >> Okay. >> A [ __ ] who the [ __ ] was better than me, man. always compare me and this [ __ ] and be like he doing this and I'm like baby look I'm just getting you act like I'm [ __ ] up in these streets. We go have a date. We go do all that. My [ __ ] shot at you. I said [ __ ] how you know [ __ ] I keep my [ __ ] out the street. You tripping like a Yeah, you you won. >> BUT I WAS LIKE THAT was this was my love. So for her to go pick another [ __ ] >> and this [ __ ] be worse than me. >> Oh, >> she thinks he's f to double back and think I'M F TO TAKE CARE BUT KID. NO, see you should have said no this an isolated situation. You made it sound like this happens often. This was very very personal. >> Nothing wrong with being step. >> Nothing wrong with being I done been somebody step before on some like you know what I'm saying cuz I know the daddy one [ __ ] the mama was a good [ __ ] She trying her hard >> man. I got to do I got to put the little crumbs on. I ain't going to make the full course meal but I'm going to put the bread on the pizza. >> You feel what I'm saying? See, but this turned into therapy. >> No, but see, this is the thing you got to understand, and this is something that you got to take grace for. You grew up with your mama and your daddy. >> Two different households. >> But still, you had both of them. >> You had both of them. You had a relationship with your father and you had your mama. When you grew up without a daddy, my daddy was dead. So, I know what it feel like to look at a woman that would be able to be in a much better position if she just had a [ __ ] that gave a [ __ ] to help a little bit. See, both of my parents was mad. >> That's a different That's a different That's a different That's a different route. >> I got to see my mama be happy with the man that she wanted, and I got to see my daddy be happy with the woman that he wanted. >> See, that makes sense. >> See, we got three different three different households. I ended up with a lie. I had my grandparents. My daddy died when he was 17. I live with my grandparents. >> See, now we got four different lifestyles. >> No cap. >> How your father passed away? >> Got killed. >> Mine did too. So when you had that type when My daddy got killed when I was a baby. So I never I never I had no recollection of it. And growing up >> I saw my mother struggle because she wouldn't allow [ __ ] to be in the space to help. But I realize now as a grown man, even in her absence and her passing away, she just never had nobody that she respected enough to let around her children. So when I'm around somebody that respects me enough to be around their kids, I'm at least going to help you because I know that that's going to influence that baby. That's going to influence that baby to say at least one [ __ ] was willing to do something to help my mama and not have to go through. >> Are you saying now or back in your days? >> Now, I mean I when I wasn't in a position to help, all I had was dick and conversation again. So, we all go through that phase. But when you get to a point, >> you at least got to play the game. You know what I mean? >> Be crazy how the kids be bragging though, like my stepdad Chico. >> No, I ain't gonna say I'm the stepdad. I don't never let it be that my stepdad Chico. >> I mean, that's cool. I don't even mind. But at the same time, I just know that if you had somebody that's in the household, you can't just be going over there just [ __ ] You can, but if you see some value in the woman, then you know you can build up something to help that child become a better child. >> I don't want no folk to think that I ain't a good step. Daddy, that's the other 50 I was talking about, Keo. >> I'm talking about the 50 I'm on. >> Okay, >> my 50 experience. Because I know that I know it's a good woman out there who done [ __ ] with a no good ass [ __ ] That's how God set it up. >> And if you going to [ __ ] with her, you can't be the second no good ass [ __ ] >> Yeah. God set it up. >> But what I'm telling you is the [ __ ] who went and left me. >> Oh yeah, that's different. >> And we went with the no good ass [ __ ] AND DOUBLE BACK. >> THAT AIN'T that ain't for you. >> That's what I'm trying to tell. >> That's not That's not your struggle to fight. >> Yeah, that why I got [ __ ] >> That's her lesson. >> Yeah, that why I got the [ __ ] on. >> Yeah, cuz she still learned that lesson right now. >> No, it's a lifelong lesson. >> For real. For real. >> For sure. For sure. For sure. For sure. For sure. And the crazy part about I love it. I love her. >> You can still >> It's just a point where it was like >> not only you did it once, >> you did it twice. >> That's what she do. >> Yeah. And it's the way guys go back after the first one. Oh, she went and did it again. Tried to double back. I said, "Hold up. >> You I was going to do the first one, >> but I can't do that. >> I can't do the second one. I feel >> cuz then at the end then at the end OF THE DAY THE OTHER [ __ ] won two time. >> Say this. >> Then the other [ __ ] won two time cuz now he ain't even got to be the father that you thought he won. >> My boy hurt about this. >> You feel what I'm saying? Like I'm like no sh I can't be the cleanup man. >> I get exactly what you're saying. >> I mean but that's the way God was. Like I say I was here before all them [ __ ] >> and THE CHILDREN >> BEFORE EVERYBODY. AND now you back with me. >> And now you No, you have to. And I love you. You have to go over there. >> This must be recent cuz you ain't never brought this [ __ ] up before. >> This old. >> That's why I'm trying to say since one of y'all [ __ ] triggered that [ __ ] >> God give the the good [ __ ] get [ __ ] up baby mas >> and the good women get [ __ ] up baby daddies. God don't never put two [ __ ] together that are good people. >> He just No, he don't. He never No, he don't. God is A DISRESPECT. >> SOMETIMES WE OVERLOOK HIM. >> NO, he don't never they be [ __ ] That [ __ ] started out and Eve know what it is about. They just don't swim right in the good. >> Yeah, he started them off [ __ ] up though. >> Bad ones though. >> Adam and Eve be like, "Let's go. >> I'm in here. I'm about to find this egg." >> But see, they go through trial and error though because we go through so much trauma. We'll overlook the good ones that we already got because we're putting all our problems on every last person. >> Like we put them on them like before they even [ __ ] you guilty to prove anything straight up. You got to show me you not like them. >> That's where we got to be as men to be like you know what we can't let our past trauma and our past relationship into the next thing. >> I don't never do that. >> Yeah. Me neither. But the thing is a [ __ ] be holding on to some [ __ ] >> You meet A [ __ ] YOU AIN'T [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Because of something, [ __ ] >> And you be holding on to some drama from a from a [ __ ] writing no in your yes no baby. So letter when you was in the third grade, [ __ ] That [ __ ] don't even count no more. I TR All the [ __ ] ain't [ __ ] cuz you wasn't cute when you was 12, [ __ ] Get them. >> Nurt [ __ ] individually though. >> Fact. Yeah, I agree. >> Yeah, some of them ain't [ __ ] They ain't They be ain't [ __ ] in different ways though. >> I know sometimes I ain't [ __ ] though. >> Yeah, it really depend. >> I was grown yet. >> That's when you meet the good one. >> I ain't get grown about 20. >> You going through your ain't [ __ ] phase. >> For sure. For sure. >> I wasn't [ __ ] And I knew it. I'm like, "Oh, I'm bad." >> We all went through that phase of not being [ __ ] You recognize it though. >> See, some [ __ ] think they ain't [ __ ] It's doing the right [ __ ] >> And you think a [ __ ] supposed to buy by your ain't shitness, >> right? But see, doing the right [ __ ] ain't ain't it don't apply everywhere you go. >> The right [ __ ] over here ain't going to be the right [ __ ] over here cuz they all looking for different [ __ ] >> Talk your talk now. Now you talking. >> Hey, that's [ __ ] >> Now you you think that the bar? >> Yeah, cuz you think doing good [ __ ] just going to work everywhere. It don't do. It don't work like that. >> That's just like being a good [ __ ] all the time. When them good [ __ ] be like, "Man, I Listen, you can't stop being a good [ __ ] my boy. You just a good [ __ ] >> to the wrong time. Yeah. Wrong long wrong spot. Now you got to become a [ __ ] [ __ ] because you using them past trauma. See, >> this [ __ ] done turn good [ __ ] out, >> right? >> You a good [ __ ] You got to be responsible. >> But you know where a lot of [ __ ] turn into [ __ ] [ __ ] though. >> Talk to me. >> Trying to get get back. >> See that's part of being a man. Not a [ __ ] When you a man you just some [ __ ] you just have to take that. >> But when you turn into a [ __ ] [ __ ] when you start trying to do [ __ ] back. Now you look like a hoe ass [ __ ] and a [ __ ] Cuz why is you back and forth with a girl [ __ ] >> Yeah, but what make a [ __ ] do that is when you get done how you was doing, [ __ ] >> Right. >> When a girl when a woman do you the way you do and you think of it, you like you got it. >> Oh, >> you got to get [ __ ] away from them. >> YOU CAN GO [ __ ] SOMETHING, BUT SHE CAN'T. >> YEAH, >> it's crazy. >> I'm a you know she like [ __ ] >> AND YOU KNOW SHE >> THAT'S WHY YOU LIKE IT. >> THAT'S why you like it. >> Freaked out right now in the bathroom right now. If she wasn't, you wouldn't [ __ ] with her >> for sure. >> Uh-huh. >> That's the worst thing about it. It's always a [ __ ] that come along and try to >> save a freak. And she clearly want to be a freak. >> You trying. >> You put that baby in her and you you try to trap her. >> Oh, we >> You low down, [ __ ] >> [ __ ] don't talk about that. Women get trapped, too. >> Women get trapped. >> Yeah. Knowing you ain't going knowing a [ __ ] ain't going to freak. >> I know a freak right now. I said, "Nigga, nutty in you." Yeah. >> Oh [ __ ] >> But see that's the thing. >> But he don't know her past though. So I can't It's not me to tell him. >> [ __ ] a [ __ ] think that they above it. They think that it can't happen to them. You think that you that man, it can't happen to me. Ain't nobody ever going to [ __ ] my [ __ ] Okay. >> Ray Parker Jr. said that [ __ ] in the 80s. By the time poor Jack returned up the hill, somebody else had been [ __ ] jail. That [ __ ] said that in 81. [ __ ] you nobody's above it. M >> you not above it. That's all you care. That's what that's what bust a [ __ ] hot when you find out that >> your [ __ ] >> your [ __ ] [ __ ] >> she [ __ ] >> Oh my god. >> And then you find out how she did it. And that really [ __ ] >> That really bust your heart. You be like in the back of a what? >> You did what? She did. Oh yeah. >> Oh, you know what going to hurt? When you find out she a squirter, but you ain't hurt. >> YOU A WHAT? YEAH. >> YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT TO DO TO MAKE that [ __ ] squirt. What? >> That's my [ __ ] [ __ ] drop it off like that's my [ __ ] >> It be a little dude how Jody would lick. How Jordy would lick when he rolled off. He wrote wrote a [ __ ] to see your [ __ ] calling and be like this [ __ ] >> [ __ ] man. You in love with her. It's a [ __ ] like this. >> She begging for the dick. Oh my god. >> Where you at, >> man? This [ __ ] sound like a horror movie. >> Hey, see what I'm saying? >> Them boys are changed the damn [ __ ] >> But I I promise you though, if you just let that [ __ ] go on here and understand that that's not your coochie if she can do whatever she want to do with that coochie. >> Oh, you going to win. >> You be straight. >> Once you find out she [ __ ] you like, you know what? It is what it is. >> It is what it is. >> Then you move on. >> Don't don't don't get crazy, my wife. >> That ain't your puss. >> Some people crazy on this. >> She go to sleep with that coochie. She got to bathe that coochie. When it get bloody, she got to clean that coochie. >> That ain't yours. >> Yeah. >> She let you use it from time to time. >> Little dear will skip. He said it all the time. If you don't wake up in the morning to wash a [ __ ] it don't belong to you. >> If you do, that's great. >> It don't belong to you, baby. It's not yours. >> Don't belong to trauma session, right? >> Yeah. But you know, you need that. [ __ ] need that. Somebody watching this right now looking at her like >> there words. >> I'm going go ahead and pack my cup, man. I'm going go ahead. Damn right. >> And yeah, we just a lot of domestic abusers >> for real. He probably think about killing her color. >> [ __ ] be tripping, bro. >> He probably thought about killing. He seen this like, you know what? I'mma pack my [ __ ] up. I'm pack [ __ ] kill you by a [ __ ] he cheating on. >> That' be the craziest thing, bro. [ __ ] be mad like they love. >> A [ __ ] will kill you by the he dogging out. He'll kill you about it once he find out she happy with you. So don't be mad. >> Damn. He other baby mama, but he mad. >> She going to [ __ ] somebody else. >> Yep. >> That he can't kill. At least stay out here where you can fight [ __ ] You want to kill them, >> right? >> That's crazy. >> [ __ ] definitely killing all that >> when you get locked up. Like the cycle don't stop. >> They didn't visit you. >> They didn't visit you. We used [ __ ] >> She ain't even WIPED IT OFF. SHE DON'T EVEN CARE ABOUT YOU LIKE THAT for real. >> That's another myth that we got to end on this show. >> It was already [ __ ] early that day. >> Ain't no such thing as used. >> She took me late for visitation. >> Ain't no such thing as used. >> No. Ain't no such thing as used [ __ ] >> Okay then. Every 28 days. You know what? You know what a period is? >> Yeah. >> That's where they throw away all that. They supposed to be new. >> Reset. >> Every 28 days. You right. >> It's new. >> Huh? >> I I call it putting eye in the in the in in the tie. >> This the thing about it. You don't always get >> flat >> the [ __ ] you think you getting. You only getting the [ __ ] that she giving you. >> It's levels the [ __ ] Cuz you can't sit here and say you ain't never [ __ ] and not used your whole dick. >> You don't be out here giving your relationship dick to these hoes. >> Not the dick you give your girl at home. >> No cap. >> You out here using your same dick every day, man. I ain't got no half ass, man. I got Hey, baby. Listen. >> Got reserve. >> YOU GOT PROBLEMS AT THE HOUSE. [ __ ] [ __ ] UP. >> You said do what? >> What? >> That's how you get caught up. I can't help it. I can't help it cuz I feel like that's a bad name, bro. You [ __ ] bit bad. It's bad, man. That like bad crit. You can't come get alone again. >> You can't come back over there and get alone. >> Well, they'll let you [ __ ] it up once. They'll double back one time. >> It was just going to be twice though, you done. >> Twice though, you done. Cuz you every man that had that situation where your [ __ ] just be like, "Nigga, my my Hey [ __ ] I don't work on Wednesday." >> The dick just like, "I don't work on Wednesday, man. you on your own. But you put your [ __ ] like you trying to get a L. You done ate [ __ ] through a whole episode of CSI, [ __ ] Your [ __ ] just won't work. >> But if she let you double back, then you >> Yeah, you can double back. I'm just saying like you think you putting it down and you don't really put it down. You just have a mishap. Like you have And then you can tell if you have a mishap. >> I don't even think about [ __ ] like that. >> You can feel it early. You be like, "Hold up. I ain't What you doing now? It's about the time you folks get out there and crack it on up, gang. What you doing?" Nah, I'll be right at the door. At the door soon as he get that door off in the car way over there. >> I ain't even trying to play no game. I ain't even trying to wait to do man. We ain't playing card. Let's get >> straight to it. A it >> what? Soon as what? Like my boy Snap dog. YEAH. >> Scoot as it freak man. >> Oh my god, man. I'm trying to eat [ __ ] at the door. >> At the door, >> man. Well, that what I'm trying to like I marinator I eat I eat your [ __ ] Sit down. >> That be want to get head and [ __ ] Move, man. >> Yeah, you trying to get straight to it. >> Yeah, I'm trying to get straight to it. >> No Netflix. >> Even if I do have a [ __ ] up day, she already bust nothing to me. I ain't tripping. >> This [ __ ] got insurance. >> He got insurance. >> He puss insurance. >> Yeah, he go ahead and do that just in case. Oh man, come on. >> Just DK. >> Good luck, man. >> Football season is almost here and you already know the sports action is about to pick up. With the WNBA playoffs coming up and college football getting ready to kick off, there's going to be plenty to watch. That's why I'm back on Prize Picks. 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Run your game. >> She ready to get that belly rub. >> You know she a freak cuz she got her stomach put up and out at the same time. >> That [ __ ] got me [ __ ] up. >> Uh-uh. >> Hell yeah. >> She want you to role play with that [ __ ] Army matey. I'll find the coaching. That's it. >> What's your name? >> Big Fine. >> Big Fine. That's what they call you. >> That's what they call. >> You call you that? You lying. >> Let me see you watch. Let me see you cry. Let me see you. Let me see you. Let me see you. Let them see you. >> That one thing I can't say. I'm proud of my state though. I love Carolina, man. >> Yeah. >> Real good cooking. All that. Yeah, I can agree with that. I mean, I like I've been in North Carolina for a long time. >> They overlook that [ __ ] >> and I love it. >> Once the stores closed, somebody got to do something. >> I mean, it's kind of scary going through South Carolina, but you know what I mean? Not cuz of the women, cuz of the police. But outside of that, >> oh yeah, police ain't going to play with >> I just found out my folks staying in PD. >> Yeah, that's my area. That's why I stay at PD. That's the 843. >> 843. the gay. You know a lot of them. >> I know a bunch of them. >> I know a lot. I'm telling you. >> I know a bunch. >> I go up there, man. >> School with a bunch of them. >> What about the McClendons? >> They down there, too. >> No cap. That my mom and daddy side. The McClendon. >> Reverend McClendon. That's our >> No cap. I [ __ ] I bet you my kid. >> Well, you just come from a long line of pastors, >> but on everything I love, boy. You got to understand. I grew up with my daddy side and my mama's side at their level. >> You made it sound like that's just abnormal. No, cuz what I'm saying I ain't grow up with my mama >> mama's side. Like her her mama's side. >> I'm from Mississippi. I have seen damn near everybody in my family. >> See, not me. My family so big. I ain't seen I ain't seen [ __ ] like eight, >> bro. I seen the [ __ ] who didn't make it. >> What you mean? >> I was over my great auntie house, right? And she showed me this picture of them when they was little. And it was this man in there. Did nobody know? And she like, "Y'all don't know who that is. Y'ALL DON'T KNOW WHO THAT IS." THAT'S MY BROTHER GEORGE. WHO THE [ __ ] IS GEORGE? OH, he died when we was little kids. >> How you die? >> When we was on our way to church and we hit a horse that was standing in the middle of the road and he was the only one in the car that died. I WAS LIKE, WHY THE [ __ ] DON'T NOBODY KNOW THIS STORY, >> RIGHT? It's a lot of history that we don't know. >> Don't be lying, though. >> It's a whole bunch of history that we don't know. >> And it's the reason why I don't like kids around water. I had an uncle to drown. So I'm real big when I'm around like water and I see children. Boy, I turn the lifeguard. Where you where your mama? Where you? Who? Who know how to swim? Why people lack a daisy? >> Everybody got that auntie that was a grandma though. >> Why am I the only one? >> Everybody got that auntie that that got all the damn kids. Somebody got a grandma that got all the kids or auntie that got all the kids. >> My grandma with 98 pound had 15 children, three me. That's >> crazy. >> Pop them out >> in Carolina. She she from Emerson. But then my my my grandmama who from >> South Carolina Shra she had 15 sisters and brother. >> See somebody >> my great grandmom was out there >> in the country when it get dark. Ain't nothing to do but [ __ ] >> And >> that's all you do in the country is [ __ ] and eat. >> Yeah. And you farming anyway. >> I just went on my first farm yesterday. >> Real. >> Hell yeah. Swear to God. >> Yeah. I just went on it. You went on if coming from South Carolina, you never been on the phone. >> No, I'm from other towns. I ain't [ __ ] >> for real. >> Hell yeah. >> That's that's a that's a big misconception that a lot of, you know, I'm a city boy, so a lot of us just automatically hear the South and think it's all >> like city [ __ ] that's from the south. City boy from South Carolina. >> My [ __ ] could like you compare my [ __ ] to how little boots and [ __ ] look. Ran down houses. >> A project. >> Yeah, like a project. uptown though. I ain't never seen a horse that close to yesterday. Like I can't touch that [ __ ] Like hell y'all seen >> supposed to be that close in proximity. Y'all don't even be [ __ ] with each other like that. >> Every every >> 15 minutes down the road. I just you know I'm up town, >> right? >> And just like if you in Atlanta, you barely go to lock on you. >> Facts. >> You know what I'm saying? >> Stay on our side of town. >> You know what I'm saying? >> I feel that's the same way. I'm from uptown DC. >> See, I'm from both. I'm from the project and the country, >> right? I'm >> started in the project and then we we upgraded to the country. Yeah. >> Oh, so you moved to the country on >> out the projects though. That was the the real struggle. >> It was [ __ ] up in there, boy. >> It's [ __ ] >> You don't talk about those stoed up in there, man. I'm talking about like people always talk about being from the hood, but don't nobody talk about how [ __ ] scary that [ __ ] is. For real, [ __ ] You living in this [ __ ] with >> 30 or 40 [ __ ] that is killers. >> Yeah. >> Not >> pretend >> that will kill. >> I'm talking about [ __ ] who have killed and everybody around here know, hey, don't play with him, >> right? >> That man will kill you. They telling us this [ __ ] a little kid. Hey, don't go over there [ __ ] with him. >> He'll kill you. >> Like you see this [ __ ] all the time in the worst type of people in the neighborhood. This is where they selling all the drug, all the drug addicts, all the killers, all the murderers, all the robbers, all the crackheads, all the people who just in this situation cuz they [ __ ] up financially, >> all forced to live in this [ __ ] with each other. It's some [ __ ] every day. >> Every single day. >> I'm talking about [ __ ] arguing from the time you wake up in the morning till you go to bed, [ __ ] >> You might wake up and hear the most terrible news. You know them [ __ ] argue all day yesterday, right? Right. >> You know he stabbed that [ __ ] >> for real. >> Killed him right there. >> For real. Uh, >> when did this happen? [ __ ] About 2:30. >> I couldn't I It was shocking to me not hearing sirens every night. Like, it was until I came to North Carolina to go to college that I was able to go to sleep and not hear every night >> of my I can't remember a night of my life where I did all night long. >> You remember this about living in the project? >> You remember when everybody start cooking? You can smell what everybody about to eat in the whole project. Hell yeah. >> Hell yeah. >> See, I grew up in the neighborhood. So when I started hanging in the project, it was fascinating because it was like, bro, I come from the outside. It was, like you said, it was [ __ ] going on all day. 24 hours, man. >> All day, [ __ ] >> Somebody going to pull up selling something. >> I don't give a [ __ ] what it be 9:00 in the morning, but some [ __ ] going on. >> [ __ ] it could be 6:00 in the morning. There's some [ __ ] going on. >> Soon as that sun hit, the hood get active, man. It's outside. >> And it's so crazy, bro, cuz you'll be in your hood all day, but then when you pull up, you can go down the street and it be another apartment complex. And it's And >> it's I'm talking about the same [ __ ] going on, but you and ain't nothing like y'all. You not going in there. We exactly the same, but we totally different. You not going up in there [ __ ] with them [ __ ] cuz it's like, I know y'all doing the same [ __ ] but they don't know you. And the moment they see you, everybody always overlook your ass. And >> no matter what you looking for, >> you ain't got to lead the hood. >> No, I'm not. >> What you say? >> I'm No matter what you looking for, whether it be a plate of food or >> some damn Kool-Aid, you know, you can go next door. >> Every door you can knock on every and just walk in. >> What y'all doing over here? >> Nothing. Come back over here. I know. >> Damn, my death jam ain't working. Hey, go down to what ma and get his death jam. We come back and play this. >> One [ __ ] pulled a radio in the window. the whole hood listening to this [ __ ] all day. >> And that's what I like I love about Carolina. I can say that, you know, a lot of [ __ ] move here, >> right? >> So it's like I done seen other [ __ ] from other states have they sees like I done seen the Florida boys come down and they got Florida have in Carolina. I'm like okay that's the Florida boys. We know can't go over there where the Florida boys at. Like it's like not not Atlanta but Carolina really welcomes a lot of people. No cap. >> It's like a free honor pride. >> Yeah. Like for real for real. You you come get some Atlanta is really like anywhere. You could be from anywhere. Come down here. >> That's why I say Atlanta. >> Where you from, ugly ass. >> I'm from what they call the chocolate city. But it's nowhere like Atlanta because Atlanta is the only place that I've ever seen that you can come and be prosperous and not have a target on your back because you ain't the only [ __ ] with a Rolls-Royce. Where I come from, you got a Rolls-Royce. It's maybe two in the city and everybody know you got that [ __ ] down here. [ __ ] see one, they just like whatever. This is the only place you can come see down here and and make money and be prosperous. As long as you mind your business, you can get some money down here. >> Down here, it's a lot of finesse. It's a lot of middleman. Middle man. Oh my goodness. [ __ ] connected to the man who connected to the man who look like he got a plan. But you ain't going to meet no plug. Oh lord. Plug. >> Oh boy. That [ __ ] might take a a minute before you actually face to face have a real conversation. These [ __ ] who you was swear had a well you ain't got nothing. >> That ain't true though. Fly because a [ __ ] catch you in Ken's wings [ __ ] or catch you at the ball. >> N >> and just to holl at you. Like it's it's abundance here. >> But I'm saying like if you trying to make some shake like a [ __ ] from the city trying to move around, you moving through so much finesse that you don't really know who you talking to. >> But you don't recognize that by being here so long. Don't you get a a certain level of understanding of what that look like? As long as you are here, >> man. One thing about the city, man, we love good stories. If you can give me a good story, boy, a [ __ ] be like, "Boy, I met them today at America." Like, "No, you did not, bro. He not." >> Well, from my experience, from what I seen though, >> why you believe everything? >> If a [ __ ] from Atlanta, No, he not. >> Hey, Chico, if a [ __ ] from Atlanta just get a little leverage though. >> If we But that's all we need. And all a [ __ ] need is a little leverage. You talking about he talking about the the cap and how [ __ ] be flexing cuz [ __ ] one thing about Atlanta [ __ ] bro [ __ ] can have a ounce of weed. >> What he going to do with it? >> That [ __ ] give you half of it like I'm burnt on this side. You know I get this [ __ ] all day [ __ ] Now you know we both going to end up with this [ __ ] >> HE TRYING TO WORK YOU WORK >> [ __ ] YOU NEED THE PLUG. >> THAT'S WHAT HE TALKING ABOUT. [ __ ] [ __ ] that finessed you into going half with him. >> You know me and my boy DO THIS [ __ ] >> [ __ ] THAT TOLD HE BEEN GO AHEAD AND GET A WHOLE CUTIE. [ __ ] we got a half out, but you made me spend most of my money for it. >> That [ __ ] been waiting two summers to get a whole ounce. >> Come on, bro. >> A [ __ ] from Atlanta just make a hustle though. Take about a half an ounce of weed, have goddamn 22 nickel bag. Sell them [ __ ] for $10. For sure. >> Flip that little bit. Do it again. >> Go back and do that three times. Then a [ __ ] buy two usedes. Flip them. >> End up on the set with the video of Future. >> Sneak in the club. >> Yeah. >> Somehow this [ __ ] finesse Usher limo drown little sister to get her number. >> Take that number. Link up with Jermaine the pre. Get everybody a wristband for birthday. Y'all in the studio we tip with one blunt. Somehow [ __ ] done finesse his way on the new Young Dro album. Now the [ __ ] a producer. You think the [ __ ] bullshitting and then you lose his number for 3 years and he the hardest producer in the [ __ ] He wasn't bullshitting. >> He wasn't bullshitting. It let HIM AND SOMETIME THE [ __ ] be looking sketchy be in the [ __ ] and pop out. I [ __ ] you now, bro. When I was husting comedy around the city, this lady used to come to the show every Wednesday and she would say, "I'm telling you, my son gonna be the next rapper out Atlanta. He cold. I'm telling you, my son, I just got back off the road with my son. My son had some show. You know, he was still on the come up, [ __ ] Guess who son was [ __ ] K, [ __ ] Damn." >> Mhm. >> That's crazy. >> Live, too. >> I'm hosting a [ __ ] comedy show one night, right, [ __ ] Gucci man walking that [ __ ] Everybody shut the [ __ ] up. >> That [ __ ] looked around and walked the [ __ ] back out. I was like, I don't know what kind of hole that [ __ ] had over this [ __ ] >> I was actually in Atlanta when BMF was outside, [ __ ] >> Okay. >> They had this club called Vegas Nights, [ __ ] When Jesus dropped that goddamn trap or die mixtape, them [ __ ] came in that [ __ ] It was a VIP upstairs. These [ __ ] standing over the balcony just throwing money to everybody in the club. >> Vegas night. Man, [ __ ] had a swimming pool in that [ __ ] >> Damn. >> When you walk outside, man, a swimming pool in the club. >> [ __ ] was in there picking up money, >> man. One of them blow up swimming pools like that [ __ ] >> HEY, ATRIUM HAD SWIMMING POOLS in it. >> That [ __ ] was loud, [ __ ] >> Man, that's different. That's a different area of Atlanta right there. Oh, man. >> Get out the pool. >> There some crazy [ __ ] right there. >> Real crazy [ __ ] out here. >> Yeah, that was live. This city right here though, like you said, you'll meet a lot of [ __ ] who be bullshitting, but what impressed me so much about the bullshitter in Atlanta is how long they able to [ __ ] I've been here for 21 years. I know some [ __ ] been out here bullshitting for 21 years straight. >> [ __ ] >> I'm talking about bullshitting. [ __ ] who out here getting go get a whole fresh ass goddamn Gucci from from this discount mall >> costume. >> Oh, but then you standing next to the [ __ ] who got the real Gucci on your fake Gucci hitting hard on the hill. >> Only in Atlanta, bro. Your dreams could come true, [ __ ] >> That's crazy. >> You could be pumping gas and meet the finest [ __ ] you ever had in your life and she just as [ __ ] up as you. >> Mhm. >> And she and she want to [ __ ] >> she buying $10 with a fat old ass. $10 worth of gas. >> Put another 10 with that and get a red slush out of there. You in. And she she really >> she >> if she had a couple dollars, she could be a nine. >> She got you [ __ ] with her at her like her seven. >> You mean she $10 away from two numbers up? >> Atlanta got five. >> She really [ __ ] >> She about $600 away from being uh a Maj City dancer for real. >> That's crazy. Listen, bro. >> She bad. She from a little small town here is crazy. That why I look at [ __ ] like me. >> Show me, [ __ ] >> I don't want to hear nothing else. Show me. >> So get down down here though with some [ __ ] up shoes. Jump. Jump in a Phantom. >> I am. >> We ain't never seen nobody take nothing from Beyonce. It happened down here. >> Like for real for real. Let me down. >> They stole her music. >> They found out who got the [ __ ] >> See, [ __ ] be doing [ __ ] [ __ ] be walking back like they going to break it. Man, what the [ __ ] >> What they going to do? They going to break in your car down this mother. We was down here. [ __ ] was I caught some [ __ ] breaking in the cars in the [ __ ] hotel parking lot. Them [ __ ] see me. I seen them. They were like I'm like long as you bring to my [ __ ] I AIN'T GO AHEAD. DO YOUR THING. Them [ __ ] is just walking around pulling on doors. [ __ ] they see me. They like I'm like, you know what I mean? I'm not doing what y'all [ __ ] doing, but I don't know what y'all [ __ ] doing. Do what you do. Like y'all [ __ ] is going to go in your [ __ ] and steal your charger cord. That's all they going to take. >> [ __ ] going to take your charger. Take some [ __ ] to make you mad. [ __ ] >> you [ __ ] wild. >> Took one of my AirPods. Like what the [ __ ] boy? >> He already take one AirPod. He was like, "Nigga, I probably had the other one back to regroup." >> Yeah, this [ __ ] is different down here, man. >> [ __ ] broke in my car one time. Stole all my DVD. >> What year was this? >> Probably 07. >> Was you selling them? and get away. >> I was hosting this comedy show on your DJ. >> Oh, there was another I remember I was there. >> You remember? I was there. I was Yeah. Yeah. I was tell you it took everything in you not to fire that [ __ ] up that night. Fly Fly was so heated about that [ __ ] man. >> Do that. >> 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 Philippine State. That [ __ ] didn't come for that. That [ __ ] is coming for championship on. >> We don't need no ATV. Them four wheel >> man. He don't want to hear all. He don't want to hear all THAT AT NIGHT. THAT MAN IS 40 years old. He needs some rest. >> Come on, Philly. >> Hold up. Wait a minute. HEY, 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 Conn, Jaylen Brown for sure is allar. 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 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 where 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 faile on every August. >> Yeah. >> Till October. >> Yeah. >> This year no fa. He ready to play. >> Pissing me off. >> Say you just play 50 60 games. Long as you ready for the [ __ ] playoffs. Today's episode is sponsored by Morgan and Morgan. You know what's a power move? Knowing when to protect yourself when you stand up for yourself, make the smart decision, and make sure you have somebody in your corner when you need help. That's a power move. And if you're injured because of someone else's negligence, check out Morgan and Morgan. That could be a power move, too. Morgan and Morgan is America's largest injury firm with more than a 100 offices nationwide and over a thousand lawyers. They recovered more than 30 billion for over half a million clients. They fight to get clients their full and fair compensation. If you ever been injured, you can check out Morgan andorggan. Their fee is free unless they win. For more information, go to forthepeople.com/85 south or dial pound aw. That's pound529 from your cell phone. That's forthepeople.com/85 south or poundlaw law. Pound 529. This is a paid advertisement. >> Welcome back to the 85 South Show. Yes indeed. Yes indeed. We ain't doing nothing but trapping today. We trapping so hard that we went and got another travel to trap with us. >> No cap. >> Well, all the way out South Carolina >> in real life >> over there with DC folk them from. >> No cap. >> He been talking this [ __ ] He been popping. I've been [ __ ] with him since day one. Damn. You feel like you feel me? >> Before before I got like this. >> Before he got like before I got like none other than that boy trap digging in the trap. >> Trap. >> That trap. >> That no cap. That no cap. >> Yeah. >> No. I got my dog number. >> That's what we do. We go back and forth with we we always tuned in to what's new. You know what I'm saying? I remember he sent me your [ __ ] He was like, "Go, you got to [ __ ] with this [ __ ] hard as a [ __ ] out of South Carolina." I was listening to that [ __ ] I'm like, "Oh, this [ __ ] cold." And that >> he was on it early. >> That what got me out of South Carolina. >> Yeah. And that's the thing about that's the first thing I want to ask you. Like being from somewhere, one of the things one of the theories that I have is if a city don't have a major rapper come out of the city, a lot of what the history is of the of the city, [ __ ] don't not hip to it. >> And South Carolina one of those places that never had nobody blow up blow up. So, do you think that now that you getting the recognition that you deserve and and the city is getting the recognition, do you feel like that you can set the help you help setting the narrative for South Carolina? >> Oh, definitely. But I ain't going to lie though, we always had like people bloat like they just never got to the >> Yeah, I mean the the superstardom, you know, I mean that level of where you get to where everybody get to narrate and see what your city is, you know what I mean? Like what Nelly did for St. Louis or you know what I mean? What what eightball and MJD did for Memphis and 36. Like we never had nobody come up and do it like that out of South Carolina specifically. >> But like I be giving credit to the ones like people don't know James Brown from South Carolina. You feel what I'm saying? >> It be people like that. Dizzy Gillespie and and uh you got Lil Rue Nasty Song. You got a lot of people that go to that next level but don't just stick. But like I say, James Brown, Dizzy Gillespie, those guys. >> But like it always been. >> Yeah. Yeah. South Carolina. So uh Black Zack, Renie R. >> Yeah, I know. I [ __ ] with Black Zack for sure. >> I always give respect to those guys. You feel me? So I I get exactly what you're saying though. >> I mean cuz rap is just the narration of the hood, you know what I mean? And that's really what I'm saying. Like you know James Brown and all those people, those are legends. But as far as the narration of the hood, >> you know, if you don't have nobody to come and really speak that and somebody that the people trust, that's really the hard part. The people don't get behind everybody. People, they [ __ ] with you. >> That's a blessing. That's a blessing though. Like that's I never take the credit of saying it, but I know that's a blessing being from the hood, being one of the first ones from the hood to represent the hood. And everybody see like, oh, this this the guy we pushing from Carolina. It feels good. I just never soak it in. I'm always steady working to try to get to the next level to to show them like this ain't the last level. We going above this for sure all the way. >> Know my [ __ ] though. I love when you get on the classic beat with the soul sample, bro. >> Yeah. >> Like this [ __ ] had the sample with the goddamn Eddie Kane. Yeah, man. I came up to be in a song for real. >> Yeah. Came up in grandma house though. That that's all it was. You know, I was raised with my grandparents. So, >> you know, we listen to R. Kelly. We she playing everything. I ain't getting to listen to Lil Wayne 24/7. I got to sneak and listen to this [ __ ] But >> I always grew up on the old soul music, you feel me? My granddaddy was a pastor. She My grandma thugging. So that's how it was. >> Your grandma was a thug. >> Oh yeah, she >> Hey, that [ __ ] hit hard. My grandma was thugging like that too, huh? >> Grandmother been to prison. Grandma real. My mama be trying to hide the gangster [ __ ] in my family. >> She took my gold. I went to go see my great grandma. I mean my great aunt. >> She got a full solid gold right in the I'm like you done took mine. But we come from this [ __ ] >> Yeah. >> She said I don't know why she took your grill baby. >> Yeah. >> We do this. >> My grandma had the open faith gold right here. >> But that meant royalty though back then though. You saw that in the [ __ ] mall. You like this. That's wealth. >> Oh yeah. My grandma wasn't playing. >> Real. >> Yeah. My grandma rough as hell. going to beat you to do all that. Yes, you don't have >> I've been saying I'mma adopt me a new grandma since I lost mine and I want one with a gold tooth at least. >> I was a grandma. I was a grandma boy. See my grandma had them little whisker. >> She used the kids me used to hurt. She was like grandma please. >> He got sh. >> Grandma a had no wes. Grandma had a mustache. >> No three of them. They sharp. >> Yeah, they were sharp. He told me >> old folk house they be sh. >> No, but that was a difference though growing up like in grandma house though you know show a lot of love. >> You had siblings? >> Yeah. Yeah. I definitely I ain't live with my mama like like I said I live with my grandparents. So I had siblings. My mama had other children after me. I'm the oldest. >> Okay. >> So I always stay with my daddy side of the family. >> Okay. >> I ain't going to lie to my mama's side of of the family from Philly >> for real. >> Yeah. All my aunties, my granddaddy from Philly. They all moved from Philly to Carolina. That's what's up. >> That's that's a route coming from Carolina, especially from the south. You got the Carolinas, then Philadelphia, it's a lot of people up there in Philly and got some South all the cities. Everything above the Mason Dixon line come from below the Mason Dixon line if it's a black person. >> If you definitely, you know, that's where they got dropped off at. >> Carolina's that Louisiana area, that water. >> Hey man, you on your way, boy. You've been blowing up. So, I wanted to ask you this. >> We all been through this, right? You know, when you first start out, you grinding. You figuring [ __ ] out yourself. You're doing everything yourself. Then you hit a certain level where you have to start talking to different people, lawyers and managers and, you know, people in the business industry. But when you got to that level where you start having to have those talks, what was some of the things they told you you was already doing, right? You know what I'm saying? When they were like, "You're doing this, but this, you need to be doing this, this, and this." Um they to be honest I was doing so much [ __ ] right. The the I think the hardest thing was the clearances. >> Like when I met that off the rip it was like damn like um when I did that >> what um I found out the Missy Elliot remake went just hers. It was somebody she remade it. So then I had to go try to clear from there. I'm like god damn. >> Right. >> That was the hardest part clearing all these samples. So that's why I was like, damn, >> people want to hear you on these old type of songs and samples. You got to clear this [ __ ] >> You got to clear this [ __ ] >> You'll never think the Eddie Kane [ __ ] is Fox. You got to clear through Fox. >> So you like, damn, I got to go through. >> But how But how do you go by clearing it? Like, >> oh, your manager, you got to tell somebody, help you. All these people, get the right person. They going to take this [ __ ] down, >> right? Yeah. Cuz they will do that season. >> Yeah. So that that's the hardest part I feel like in a rap game when you doing all that and you sampling people [ __ ] and they want their money or something. >> Yeah. Yeah. Does that deter you from using samples? >> I ain't going to say it it did. But when you see legends like don't approve it and be like, "Oh shit." >> Right. Now what I'm going to do with this artwork? >> Yeah. I ain't want to be in a situation and Mike Jones say hell no. I don't like that. >> And you like oh damn. >> Have you ever been in that situation where somebody like no I'm glad I haven't bless. You feel what I'm saying? You got to think about it. You playing with somebody's [ __ ] >> Like coming coming from from the side, you dig what I'm saying? Like where did your motivation come from? Like what made you want to rap? >> Uh um my little brother. He was the one doing all this rapping. And I used to believe in him and I be listening to what he be saying. I'm like, damn, this [ __ ] saying some [ __ ] we done did for real, >> right? >> I feel like I can do that [ __ ] too. If he ain't going to show up to the studio, like I pay for the studio, he'd be running around. I'll be like, [ __ ] it. You got to do something. >> I got to do something. I done spent my damn money. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> So, I get in the studio, say some of similar [ __ ] bro. And people were like, "Damn, bro. You sound good, too?" And I just kept going with it. >> Do you think that now that you starting to see success? Has that changed your your studio process? You know what I'm saying? Now that you're in better studios and like, do you still work the same as you did when y'all was trapping out the old studio? >> I ain't going to lie to you. I got the same engineer, same cameraman. Like, I ain't change up. So I it's the same vibes, you feel what I'm saying? I even go to the studio more cuz it's like [ __ ] I got more money. I got more access to [ __ ] So, but back then it was like a >> [ __ ] got paid for 2 hours. You know what I'm saying? But now I'm in this [ __ ] 8 hours. You feel what I'm saying? >> 12 hours. So it's like making way more songs. I'm >> I'm having way more fun >> than when I was trying to make a song or make a blow up. >> It's like damn, they know my name. Now I'm chasing the heat. >> You know what I'm That's a difference when you trying to get known and then you chasing the heat. You know what I'm saying? >> Now you get to create. >> Yeah. Just like you say with Nelly like got to think about Nelly. Oh my god. He going he making hits when [ __ ] is still rapping like LL Cool. All these [ __ ] still rapping and Nelly still hit hit. Right. >> So that's what you got to do. You got you got to get that hit. >> So >> is there anybody in the game you want to work with? >> Hell yeah. I say it all the time. Andre 3000 I don't care if he played a flute. I don't care what he do. Like I got to get with them legends that from the south that say, "Hey, the south got something to say." >> Yeah, >> sure. >> It definitely got something to say. >> They going you'll be surprised play. >> That's one of the things that I know from my experience that always and I and I'm going to ask you if you went through this yet because it still blow our mind whenever it happened. You ever had you had somebody who recognized you and knew you that made you go like [ __ ] you know me? >> Kevin Gates. Kevin Gates like last year BT Awards when I seen him and he seen me he started saying my [ __ ] I was like oh [ __ ] >> right he >> well I listen [ __ ] for real for real >> and it was crazy we end up making songs together I was like damn that's somebody I actually listened to grew up listening to so that was the craziest moment when he he knew me and and talked to me and knew my songs I was like god damn >> fact >> lazy boy growing up >> it was with that moment that that came into your career where you like, you know what, you felt deterior overcome. You know what I'm saying? Cuz every, you know, everybody think it just always just it's easy. >> Sometime you got them situations where you like, you know what, I don't even feel like doing this [ __ ] no more. >> Oh yeah. Deathly went through that. Like you got to think about it. Coming from the south where nobody make it, you steady chasing, you chasing, you chasing. >> It's like, damn. When you see everybody watching you, it's like, oh [ __ ] I ain't want to be the [ __ ] to [ __ ] it all up. >> Right. So it be times where you know like you got to really lock in. So I definitely had them moments where I like damn do I really want to be this guy. >> It's like [ __ ] you that guy. God chose you to be that guy. >> Talk. >> So you know I just stay locked in. Keep going with this [ __ ] >> Hey what's something that you think people don't know about South Carolina that you should know? >> Um I think a lot of people think we racist and like my family mixed. I got a lot of white people in my family. >> Yeah. Yeah. like, you know, like I feel like it ain't nothing but us down there. So, >> a lot of white people do talk to black people a lot in the Carolina. I got a lot of mix and white uncles I be thinking was my uncle for real until I realized, hold on, >> he ain't my real uncle, >> right? But he thought the white man was his real uncle. Like, >> what the [ __ ] >> Bob Ke real. Hey trap dick, come here for >> real in there. >> For real. I got a lot of mix. >> Show those [ __ ] who you are. Okay. >> Uhhuh. >> What's over you know something you said earlier when we was talking you said your dad you lost your dad at an early age >> and you know to get to this position is difficult >> whether you had your father in your life or not but to not have one it's a lot more difficult. So, like if you had to give advice to, you know, a lot of the young brothers that's coming up now without their fathers, what would be one of the things you would tell them that got you to where you are right now with having that void in your life? >> Uh, just lock in, man. Like, I can't lie to you. You can't use it as an excuse. Norbert had a bad story. You know what I'm saying? You got to lock in. Like, I just become what you wanted to be. Like if you wanted your father to be in your life, just be in the in your child's life. Or even if you don't got children, just try to be the best man you could be if you ain't got no father. Cuz you know you wanted that in your life. That's how I looked at. I always wanted a dad. So I'm going to try to be the best man. >> Even if I didn't have kids, I was going to try to be the best man I could be. >> Right. That's true. That's what work that. Do you still have You said you grew up with your dad's side of the family. Oh, yeah. Like what are some of the characteristics that I because people always tell me that [ __ ] all the time. You do this like your daddy. You do this like it. What's one of the things they tell you that you do like your pops even though you never had a chance to meet? >> Oh, I used to ride a bicycle. A lot of people say, "Boy, your daddy." That's all we used to see him do. Riding this damn bicycle up and down the street. So when people see me on my bicycle, they damn that boy, you look just like your daddy riding that damn bicycle. >> He used to have me in the front of her just riding riding through riding through. So when I first got older, the first thing I'm doing riding my bicycle, walking in and off. Boy, you look just like your daddy riding that damn >> you ride dirt bike. >> I ride four-wheeler though dirt bike. Yeah, I n TRX is my favorite TR. I can't [ __ ] with the [ __ ] I got Yamahas, bro. I like the TRX. >> They dangerous. No, I can't [ __ ] with them. I crashed one of them [ __ ] in Egypt. I ain't been on one since >> I could do the dirt bike. Dirt bike easy to maneuver. >> I'm definitely not getting on no dirt bike, [ __ ] >> Hell no. >> Hold on [ __ ] I get on that dirt bike, you gonna start hearing them horns go off. >> Them boys in the hood horns. No, not doing. >> What's the fastest you ever went on? >> I think I went the fastest probably about 90 to 100. >> You motorcycle? Do motorcycle? >> No, my brother ride the motorcycle. Do the motorcycle, man. >> 127. >> Yeah, I seen you on your But you got a a Harley though, don't you? >> I got a Kawasaki. >> Oh, you got a cross? >> Yeah. On [ __ ] >> No, man. I love I love my four-wheeler though. That's what we do in the country, though. We ride like a [ __ ] >> Yeah, we got to go riding in and seeing come to Carolina. Well, I know you being Caroline. >> I pull up with the freezer. I pull up with the freezer with the with the peanut butter and jelly. All Yeah, we ain't planning on >> say you come to family reunions. I'm going catch you at the family. They say you come down. >> I'm pl I'm planning a trip right now. I'm telling you Carolina. I get plenty of [ __ ] going on over there. >> Carolas is where it's at. Both of them. Northland, South. >> Northland, South. I was just going to say that. Lot of nice rides out there in South Carolina. >> Like when the baby popped off, do the Carolinas get together where it's like, "All right, well, this going to be the rapper for the Carolinas." >> Nah, cuz I ain't going to lie, North Carolina got theirs and South Carolina got ours. Pardon me. Pardon me. But um it all be love though. It all be love like But it don't it don't work like that though. Like they ain't they ain't going to claim ain't ours. >> They ain't going to claim you unless Peter Popped out. He was just Peter popped up from North Carolina. >> Yeah. Yeah. Swear to God. Swear to God. >> We we how we feel like oh the Carolina but he >> that for everybody >> they definitely put the line in. I try so hard not to like look at it like that. I always say Carolina right >> like cuz I [ __ ] with both sides my [ __ ] I [ __ ] with Fetty P hard at my dog. That's another one that >> we >> he was up with last week he know what I mean. another one. I' been [ __ ] cuz you know >> DJ E stood my partner like we came up together like in the and all that like grinding at the same time. No no no no no. This was out of school like just in North Carolina when he was grinding doing the open mic Mondays. I was first starting to do comedy. So we just was that's how a lot of this the the vision of what it take to build the artist. I learned that from him from watching him do it from the ground. So he done had his hand in so many different artists that come out of the Carolinas. He always tapped in >> the next [ __ ] I seen that knew was you know me like when when I got to going to North Carolina >> straight to S studio don't >> cap S was the man you had to go see >> yeah you got to go >> like state and state wise like I'm from the south so going to north be in the north like no >> cap >> you got to think about it South Carolina a got a professional basketball team strictly college >> yeah you're Who y'all top college is out there? >> The game caught the one we be going to. >> Damn. >> You know, Don don't play. Don go crazy. >> Get one. Shout out. >> Oh, y'all don't play with CL. >> No, I play with Clemson football. >> I CL But they on the PL they on the plantation. >> Yeah. >> I got to ask you about the music, man, cuz the music is so important and you you know you going up with the music. Like for anybody who watching this who haven't heard of Trap Dicky or ain't listen to Trap Dicky, if you can send them to one song >> that's going to define them the way you want people that don't know you to listen to you or hear your music, what song would that be? >> Oh, no love. No love with Big X. You feel me? Why? >> It feel old soul like it make you think of a Carolina [ __ ] a country [ __ ] >> Like for real. For real. And it's >> it's you can feel it. >> Yeah. >> You feel what I'm saying? You can you can actually feel it. You can feel like your grandma play this, >> right? >> You feel like your uncle play this. Like it's played at Cookout. >> You feel what I'm saying? It's cookout music. That what I say about the no love song. It's a cookout song >> to me. >> That's the one, man. >> Nothing but love for you, baby. >> I got nothing but love. I got nothing. Yeah, y'all boys went crazy on that, man. >> Y boys went crazy on that, man. And was that like of all the the the samples that you could have used, >> why did that one was it? Do you love the movie or what was it that made you jump out there with that one? >> To be honest, it was a Carolina producer and he seen me already do something with the baby and it was like >> um that beat didn't come from a Carolina producer um that I did with the baby and stuff. So it it felt real good to see a Carolina [ __ ] come, hey, boom, boom, boom, let's get it in. >> Right. And another rapper actually sent it to me like, "Yo, I know you'll kill this. You need him. You need him with you." So I was like, "All right, let's do it." >> Crazy. >> That's another good question for you producers. Like >> do you have any producers that you want to work with? And then of all the producers that you work with, do you have ones that you like, man, I got every project I got to lock in with this? >> Um like like I ain't going to lie, like I said, a lot of guys from Carolina you'll never know. Like TNT, one that do a lot of Ro Wave and Young Boy [ __ ] from Carolina. >> Um, >> he from Carolina. >> Yeah, >> TNT. >> Haj, he from Carolina. Like a lot of these guys that do Rod Wave, Young Boy or the biggest artist, Little Dirt, they they from Carolina. So locking in with them be already be great. Jets and Maiden, Jets and Maiden, another one like guys from Carolina. So it be a blessing. But I definitely want to work with them like Manny Fresh, Timberland, like the legends of course. But working with them guys, it'd be a blessing because they already call Fresh. >> Yeah, for real. >> Fresh got a beat packet right now for you. >> Fresh got something for you right now. Fresh make the [ __ ] while you on the phone. >> Yeah, he made that [ __ ] on state for real. We keep like they do >> [ __ ] tripping like like that part right there. I had to get that clear. >> No, which one >> the boom boom like is that >> I had said Kiki Palmer but she I guess Fox love Kiki Palmer. >> So you had to get her name cleared. You can't say Kiki Palmer name. Yeah, he got down. >> Damn, Fox said take out the brand. >> Dang, man. >> Man, you mean to tell me we could you I didn't know you could do that. >> Stop somebody from saying your name. >> Yeah. >> Hell yeah. Don't say my name. >> No cap. >> Damn. Had to change that [ __ ] to boom boom. >> Oh, you had to change the boom boom. Hit it with the hoop. Boom. Boom. >> That [ __ ] gave you a cold ass ad li now. >> It is what it is. >> That's your signature [ __ ] now though. >> Oh yeah. Boom. That's my ad li. >> Exactly. That's my ad. >> So, shout out to Kiki. >> You ended up getting one and salute. >> Yeah. You just got to push a little bit harder. >> The next time you want to say somebody name, you better don't do. >> You better just don't do my name. [ __ ] I don't give a damn. >> Yeah. So many [ __ ] that said our names and songs we >> You done blew up shouted, man. You blew the boy out from the city. >> F. I just seen that [ __ ] today already, baby. >> Yeah, man. That [ __ ] man. I love it though. You know, that's the thing. Like, that's what we >> are here for. Like, no different than you. Like, we don't care nothing about >> showing love cuz >> we come from having to do this [ __ ] with not too much love being shown to us. >> So, we know what it feel like to have to go through those journey to go through that journey and and [ __ ] act like they don't see you. >> I ain't going to lie. >> You know what I mean? But the first ones too though, like to that would be hard cuz y'all be the first ones to to take the head buttons, the knocks just to make it easier for us. >> Yeah. Yeah, that's why I respect the older ones and and the ones that did it first. >> But see, we come from we come from, like you said, we come from the from the era where like [ __ ] ain't showing love >> and we know that it don't hurt to show love and we know some going to come out of it because >> that's how we keep the game going though. >> We know what's hot. >> That's why we keep the game going. Sometime all it take is a [ __ ] to see it on a bigger platform. >> That's it. >> Showing love back. Hey man, y'all [ __ ] >> real though. >> That what our senior hall was doing. He was all it is, man. >> With head puns, >> but that's what we supposed to use our positions for. >> Yeah. >> No cap. He was taking it to a whole another level though with that show he did back in the day. I still be looking at that. >> Well, I go back look at all the old [ __ ] I don't look at nothing new. >> [ __ ] brought Jordan on the show. All type of [ __ ] >> I mean, yeah. But that's the thing. It's just about using your platform to show love to us cuz it's so many people who already act like they don't see us. It's, you know what I mean? Like all these big these big networks and all that [ __ ] You got to go through all different type. >> Yeah. I mean, yeah, we still deal with it now. Like it's you you never really above it. But when you going through it, you realize that, man, it's nothing to show love. And then when you show love, >> that's all I wanted to show. You don't owe me nothing. I ain't looking for nothing. You ain't got to give me no man. Look, blow up. Get yours cuz it's yours. >> Everything that got your name on it, your blessings is yours. Can't nobody have them but you. So I ain't ne never, we'll never be mad at no [ __ ] for going to get what they want to get. We trying to help you get to it >> cuz we about to get this $100 million. >> I had a dream about it. >> Yeah. Right. >> I've been dreaming about it every other week. >> Yeah. >> That when that [ __ ] come that >> we got to go get this $100 million. >> Yeah. That should be a real >> You know, I had that same dream. >> I've been having it. It's a real dream. >> I'm going to tell you about it, but I ain't know if that was you or not. In the dream, man. >> I said what's up, but she get scary at the end cuz I be in the mansion. I just be hugging the money and looking around. I ain't going to get scared. I'm going have that job. >> You going to shoot the money? >> Hell no. I'm going to check out behind this [ __ ] She got to get the [ __ ] out from right here before anybody else wake up. I got to hide this [ __ ] now. >> You got to hide. >> You got to put it out now. You got to put up now. >> What? If anybody see this, but Lord have mercy. >> Yeah, we going before that 100 million, man. >> It's coming, >> man. TDE. >> Oh yeah. >> Big [ __ ] >> What you working on now, young man? I got a um project coming at Jacob. >> Come on, man. ATL Jacob. ATL Jacob. That's what's up. >> Co. We got to do one, man. We got to do her. >> Damn right. Come on now. >> PD. WE GOING WE GOING BACK. We going back. We going to get one. >> Don't [ __ ] me, man. >> Going back to the camera. >> All my All my people from RAW Chesterfield PD. Listen, I just found the address that what it PD. >> No, I'm talking about literally I just seen that. You think I'm [ __ ] What did she just say? I'm dead ass. >> Hey man, how how the TDE [ __ ] come about? >> Um, say cheese promotion like a lot of rappers do. Hey, you got to promote yourself too for real. Yeah, it is >> like I paid for the promotion and um a intern from TDE went to Sean C like hey what's new and he sent them hey this trap dicky [ __ ] oh I've been [ __ ] with him and he took the [ __ ] the top dog in them was like um yeah bring him over and [ __ ] [ __ ] with with Top man for he a real one though no cap man still a pull up to the studio no cap he in there >> yeah that's the thing that you need you know what I mean like being an executive Yeah. >> Hold up. My bad. Go ahead now. You good? >> What they say? >> Yeah, that's it. Yeah, I see it for something. >> No, for real. That the air at the PD. >> An executive man, it's so easy to be able to especially once you get to the level of success somebody like a top dog have and just delegate. But when you allow yourself to still be reaching, touchable. You know what I'm saying? Like, you know that I can get in contact with you and I can ask you directly what it is that you looking for from that side of the game. That's a cheat code. And most [ __ ] don't have that. So salute the top for even being available still cuz that [ __ ] could be ducked off somewhere with the type of success. >> No, I ain't going to lie. That that LA [ __ ] different, bro. >> That [ __ ] different cuz you really see the [ __ ] like they rich. They over there. Everybody rich. So you see these [ __ ] like I see Isaiah Rashad, you going to see Sizz, you going to see these [ __ ] you going to be like, "Damn, they right here." So >> for sure. >> For real. For real. So it's like all these [ __ ] rich. Everybody pulling up in Bentleys and [ __ ] So it's like, >> talk about that, man. Cuz my that's that's something a lot of [ __ ] don't talk about how to conduct yourself in them situations. >> Oh man, being from Carolina, you feel me? For one, you you you don't see a [ __ ] like me walk around, you feel me, lazy, shot in the face. So everybody already >> in my damn face like, damn, it's some gangster ass [ __ ] So I already try to let them know. >> I'm not trying to be intimidating. I'm a regular [ __ ] You feel what I'm saying? So it's like >> I just try to stay focused on music. Like I try not to be fanned out. Try not to ask for no pictures or nothing, but this [ __ ] be going on right here. [ __ ] pulling up with the bees on the rims >> like Bentley. Bentley. Bentley. I'm saying Bentley Bentley. >> For real. This man, you pull up in the black truck and then it's Bentley Hill. Bentley Hill. Bentley Hill. You don't even want to pull out wrong cuz you don't want to hit a damn Bentley. Like real for real. It's hard conducting yourself being from the south and some [ __ ] like this. I ain't never seen no Bentley. I ain't never You feel what I'm saying? They telling me to get in the car. I'm looking at the door. How the hell I open one of these doors? Some new [ __ ] I ain't never seen. So I just be chilling though. I be relaxed. But it be some [ __ ] I ain't never seen though. For sure. >> You supposed to see it. That's the good part. >> Putting you in that position to be able to be around some [ __ ] that's for you to have. >> Even if you decide not to get a Bentley, [ __ ] still you know. You didn't seen one. been around. No cap. >> You ain't got to get no brand new one either. >> Don't let no [ __ ] tell you spend all that money. >> It be It be crazy being part of It be crazy being with the with the winning team though. Like you see a lot of [ __ ] though for sure. >> Like I done been at BT awards and when they come in they >> my team the one making people move after it be like oh [ __ ] they go game. >> It be like damn it's crazy. And as far as your team, like >> how do you, you know, as the as the head and the leader, like how do you >> keep, you know, cuz it's difficult to cuz you want to bring as many people as you can, but you can't. How you been able to navigate that? >> Telling them we got to win like like you, no lie. My people in here, they tell you, bro, I when we go to the club, we ain't even drinking, bro. >> I'm the one that grab a bottle, pour out the liquor in the damn little thing. Hell no, we ain't drinking. We here to go. >> You know what I'm saying? It ain't it ain't no females. I ain't got to that stage yet of having females even in the studio. Like I'm here to work. Like I told you, I'm seeing [ __ ] with millions. Ain't no damn way I can't get no million. All these millionaires right beside me. Hell no. >> And I ain't got to take it. I ain't got to It's right here. >> Right there. >> You feel what I'm saying? So I'm I'm on my [ __ ] ass. >> Like >> they call this [ __ ] ISS around here. Like no cap. Like in school suspension when you around trap, man. >> Hey, we doing this. We focus. We focus. You feel me? Hey, record this. Pull out your phone. Do this. You feel what I'm saying? Hell no. We got to get a winning clip. We got to win. >> That pay off. Doing the right thing. Did that growth? >> We get some millions, then we can [ __ ] up. You >> No, don't don't [ __ ] up. >> No, I'm saying we can have some fun though. We can have some fun. Like, you got to think about it now. Come from where we from. And we seeing all these beautiful women and my [ __ ] like, "Damn, try. We can't go have no fun." >> I know that [ __ ] aggravating cuz I be >> You got the money first. Don't blow. >> That's what I'm saying. I'll be tell that's really is a coworker saying >> I know you got it but spend it nine [ __ ] >> No >> that what I'm saying >> get your family in a position >> and we'll [ __ ] off and >> that what I mean by [ __ ] off. You feel what I'm saying? Like we ain't having a chance to have no fun. >> It's always work work work. And I know I I got to be respectful and I got to say I appreciate my [ __ ] because it's hard. Just imagine we come from nothing >> for sure >> and we see all these women in our face and we no damn trap on book. We can't do nothing right now. >> Hell no. >> We going to give him $1,000. >> You feel what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? So you feel me? When we get to >> Come on, man. >> Like just think about it. >> You feel me? >> My little DC. You know they be in the hotel in the hallway. You should sleep. >> I ain't got him on my >> walking down the hallway like Scooby-Doo. >> My little brother get so damn mad like he he'll be like, "Man, [ __ ] this man." >> But look though, did that growth come from the streets? Cuz I I heard you said you got shot in faith. Hold up, bro. Like that that ain't just some some average Joe [ __ ] >> And for you to have that growth from that situation, like did that come from that? >> No. To be honest, my little brother actually shot me on accident. So it wasn't like nobody tried to kill me. You feel what I'm saying? like, "Okay, my but it's like >> I changed the bullet." >> Yeah. You feel what I'm saying? That's my thing. Being from the streets, we know how this [ __ ] go. We done been through it. All my [ __ ] done been locked up. Big boy charges. My My mama husband caught a charge behind us. Like, everybody done seen a murder charge in my section. So, it's like, >> [ __ ] we know what to do, not to do. So, why play around? Now, >> these folk talking about we get millions. Like, these folks, I'm round of people getting millions. We fa to be in the title some millions. We can't [ __ ] it up before we don't get it. Now when we get it, we can have some fun. Them girls right there. Okay, go have some fun. >> There will be new girls. >> You feel me? We going. You know what I'm saying? >> But the thing that you that that that we all could tell you from experience is like even when you get to a point of you getting what you get. Like >> once you get it, all you can do is get some more. Like so the satisfaction don't come from the money. But you can't tell somebody who ain't got the money that yet. >> Can't tell. You feel me? >> Get the money. Just so you can realize that like I say all the time like a lot of people don't realize that they they as crazy as it may sound you blessed that all your problems resol revolve around money because all you focused on is getting some money. So when you get >> but once you get it then you realize oh [ __ ] it's so much [ __ ] that money can't solve. >> It's so many problems that this money is not going to fix. But I hope everybody get to the money so you can get to really fixing your problems cuz you don't really know what they are until you get >> people don't realize it like a quarter million or half a million ain't really nothing when you got it. You get what I'm saying? So when you seeing people talking about they'll do something for 10,000. You like god damn. You think that'll fix your problem? >> I mean it'll fix that immediate problem. >> Yeah. That's just a media problem. >> Imagine you got some money. You got some more problem >> for sure. And that's what I say all the time. will keep me understanding of the the the the [ __ ] that you go through. Like whatever problems you have now, you can't get stuck right there cuz it's another pocket of problems that's waiting on you and another you got to get to them. And one of the things that I always remind myself of is all the problems that I got in my life right now. >> 10 years ago, >> they would have solved every problem I had. I'm talking about [ __ ] the [ __ ] that we going through that dealing with now, if I had them, I would have been begging for them problems 10 years ago. So you can't never get stuck in that mentality, but you got the right mentality. If you already at the point like, man, [ __ ] the [ __ ] We >> laser focus. Let's get to it. You looking at three [ __ ] that did the same thing. >> Literally, you got the mindset out of this what you need cuz the money going to come. >> What you say, Lo? >> You got to get the money though. >> You got to get the money cuz that's all you get out of this [ __ ] in return. too many artists that had great opportunities and didn't get the money. You got to get as much of the money as you can cuz it's you never know what the [ __ ] might happen. >> And I ain't going to lie, I'm blessed to say I'm in that generation where they started giving out the big checks and because like he just said, the ones before us didn't get it, >> right? >> Who say the ones after us going to get it? What if like what if hip hop don't keep going up? You get what I'm saying? So this [ __ ] be crazy that you really got to get in and make sure your family straight >> for sure. >> As much as you going to be straight cuz I know, >> not saying you supposed to get in just to help other people, but it's like when you come from poverty and you see people struggle or your mama struggle, you look out for, >> you feel what I'm saying? It's like >> we going to I'm going to teach y'all the right way to do it cuz I had to do it myself. You feel what I'm saying? And that's why >> you have to create the blueprint. That way I be on my [ __ ] At least if y'all can >> if y'all can follow this till we get here. I can at least trust you to say, "Okay, my [ __ ] have some fun." >> For sure. >> I ain't got a problem with you. You You got kids. Damn right. We going to make sure they get some four-wheelers like my kids. You know what I'm saying? Cuz we all together. You know what I'm saying? >> But we got to get there. >> We got to get it. We got to get there. >> We got to get to hear that [ __ ] Yeah. >> Yeah. I don't want to hear that [ __ ] till we get there. >> Yes, sir. >> I say my boy. I keep it that way. I don't give a [ __ ] what another [ __ ] talking about. >> You right. >> No, for sure. No, for sure. >> Yeah, sure. >> You the one going to the studio. >> Oh, for real though. >> I just You feel me? We ain't got time to party. That's how I look at it. Even Even at BT, we ain't got time to party. >> How old you? >> I'm 30. I'm a >> Oh, [ __ ] Duh, man. Yeah, man. [ __ ] [ __ ] Please. >> We ain't in the twins no more. [ __ ] >> Talking about high school. [ __ ] high school, man. My high school diploma said, "Fuck that shit." >> When I grab when I had mine, when I cross the stage, when I open that [ __ ] I said, "But [ __ ] all that [ __ ] Take off." It said, "Fuck you, man." >> It said, "Fuck you, man." [ __ ] [ __ ] anything you learn. Stupid ass boy. >> Obsolete, man. >> Gab bill. Learn that. >> For real. For real. >> Every 30 days. >> What? >> That's how this [ __ ] go. >> It don't even be 30 all the way. >> It be like 27. >> It really be like 16. >> You ain't never PAID THE BILL. I JUST PAID THESE [ __ ] >> YEAH, they coming right back. They >> coming right too. every like soon as the first hit like you look up it's it's 29th you like what the [ __ ] it's the 19th >> it's [ __ ] up too man cuz they ain't really basing your bills off of nothing >> what you mean >> bro think of how much they charge you for [ __ ] they charge you for how much [ __ ] they think you going to use about average that's really how they make the bills right >> cuz you can't lower your bill if you went home and Turn all the [ __ ] lights off. You still going to owe them folks the same amount. You can unplug all the [ __ ] in your house. How long you think it's going to take before your bill be like $9? Never going to happen. >> My [ __ ] be low. >> They they going to be like whatever the [ __ ] you got going on. Your ass ain't slick. The bill still $171, [ __ ] >> That mean cause us to have that [ __ ] on over there, >> man. What they charging you for? >> For sure. If you don't use it, they going to send you a notice on saying we going to cut. >> You know who got you know who the worst though of all the bill? At least in my opinion. The worst [ __ ] >> It's the cell phone people, man. >> The cell phone bill people. The disrespectful cuz >> I don't know what this [ __ ] is y'all keep over up charging me for every month. Like what is I remember it was better when they used to be able to charge you for data because that made you you know look at it like all right well [ __ ] let me not get on the internet or let me not use my text messages and let me not run out of minutes now every time you [ __ ] they charge me cuz I flew over Canada flying into Detroit they got a charge on my phone like yeah you were in Canada I'm like for 10 seconds like what the [ __ ] you pay about $9 >> they charge you for data >> yeah I'm like man this [ __ ] The cell phone people and the cell phone people and the internet [ __ ] The internet people >> down cuz we had to pay for unlimited minutes. Now we got unlimited minutes. Now them [ __ ] say, "All right, we got that out the way. Now in order for you to use your unlimited minutes like how you want to use it, you got to pay for this. >> Bro, that's a [ __ ] is disrespectful. Every time I look >> making you pay $1,000 every year." >> Yeah. And now they get they money at every time. Hey, you I mean I'm talking about 1935. >> Like what the [ __ ] are y'all char the worst [ __ ] What the [ __ ] is every time you look up they didn't charge you another 20 19 38 12 6. >> All right now you know once you get the phone right you got to pay $1.99 for the email and then now you got to pay another $9.99 for storage. Yeah, I'm real. >> Everybody, >> so you got to get the email before you even get the storage. >> Apple will get their money whenever the [ __ ] they want. >> Ain't no set time. >> It's 4:30 in the morning. >> Yeah. >> Why y'all need this at 4:30 in the morning? >> 199 [ __ ] >> And it's never the same price. Every month is something different. You be like, "What is the the 62?" >> Abusing us too cuz you will start laughing for like I did watch that movie on Amazon. It's got >> cuz you do got a subscription on still you making up. It ain't no regular cable no more for sure. >> I still got regular cable. >> It ain't no regular. >> I still got regular cable. >> I don't see regular cable. >> I don't know why cuz I'll never be home but I still got regular cable. You just But listen, I'm still just paying for the get on me all the time cuz I still was going in to pay my bill in the cable place. >> He can't be doing that [ __ ] >> cuz [ __ ] I want you to see me give you this money. Like I'm [ __ ] that. I'm still old, my [ __ ] I used to be like that. >> I'm still old, man. I don't know. This spirit of Wanda Bean. I be going in there, man. How much I owe y'all? >> Well, everything might I still might take a [ __ ] a money order just for own time sake >> and go get it from the gas station. Let me get a money order for $127, [ __ ] >> Man, your time is too valuable to be doing [ __ ] like that. >> [ __ ] that. I still feel like I got I'm just so traded. I stopped now, but you know what I mean? I still use >> that's the whole point of getting the money is the convenience. That's one thing I still can't do though is that you can order the groceries off the internet like that. >> Oh no. Oh no. That's the dumbest in the world. >> That [ __ ] be having strangest. You think I'm lying? >> I tried to do it one time cuz me this [ __ ] talking. He like Chico telling you it's the best [ __ ] in the world. And the worst thing is when you got to carry the waters in the house. I'm like man let me order some >> porch to the house. >> Let me order some water. You know what I mean? I ordered like five six cases of water. lady pulled up with all her kids in the car. I'm like, "Oh, this [ __ ] up. This lady out here delivering water with all her kids, man, to the kids." She gonna feed. I'm like, "Oh, man. >> I didn't know you stay on Facebook." >> I'm trying to get them [ __ ] a water out the back, man. Y'all want some Maybe y'all, man, >> they don't put your house on Facebook. >> Y'all mad. Y'all have no me doing that crazy ass [ __ ] I told her, "Man, you don't take your ass to the grocery store. Your ass tripping for real. My girl just me to do that to the grocery store. >> Hey, I'm not let >> any time I look up, it's a new [ __ ] in my room. >> Imagine a [ __ ] in the grocery store looking at an apple. Nah, he won't like that one. >> This [ __ ] look like a whole scam. But who the [ __ ] is this? >> [ __ ] dropping off your front. >> The grocery store is weird, man. Every time I go to the grocery store, [ __ ] looking all in my cart trying to make it seem like the [ __ ] I'm buying is just too exotic and freaky or some [ __ ] Man, what you f to do WITH THEM PINEAPPLES, MAN? WHAT THE [ __ ] I GOT IN MY CAR? MAN, LOS got three ice cream, two bunch of syringe. Hey, he must got some stamps or something. >> I don't give a [ __ ] I love going to >> What you going to DO WITH A SMOKE? DAMN, [ __ ] HEY, MAN. HEY, BRO. GOD, >> just going to order this [ __ ] off the internet. I >> feel [ __ ] man. >> I'm going to go to the grocery store. I got >> You know what? I'm traumatized. My mama have bought too much [ __ ] that was old. So, I gotta check the expiration date. I gotta make sure she is up to date. >> She was going to the regular grocery store. She didn't buy [ __ ] that was old. She was going to compare foods, [ __ ] >> I don't know what I don't know what me were doing, >> but that [ __ ] >> I probably ain't going in, but I'm definitely sending somebody in there. >> Yeah. >> You You at that point, you ain't going in the grocery store now? >> Not in Carolina for sure. Like, I'll send somebody in there. Like, I'll go if I had to, for sure. >> But, but say you just like, man, hey, >> I'm sending my homeboys in the gas stations, everything, >> man. I went to the Dollar General. Everybody act like they was disappointed in me. What you doing in here? >> I LIKE [ __ ] FOR A DOLLAR, TOO. >> Ain't nothing in there a dollar no more. That's crazy, bro. Last time I went in there, everything was over a dollar. I'm like, this ain't A DOLLAR. >> THE DOLLAR [ __ ] >> Five Below got all [ __ ] >> Everything got Five Below is [ __ ] Five Below. >> Oh my god. Ain't nothing in there but stickers, >> boy. And she just popped in with $30 worth of $5. I ain't nothing in there but stickers. >> She love it. >> It's stickers. >> But that's ain't nothing wrong with traveling. Going back to a old, you know what I mean? Like going to do the old [ __ ] that you used to do where you ain't had no money. It's still Hey, man. Family Dollar Still got to TJ Maxx. >> Why TJ Max? >> I'll be in there buying [ __ ] that I don't [ __ ] need. >> You know how TJ Maxx had like some [ __ ] and it just be one of them in there? I buy that. >> Yeah. I'm like, "Nigga, I always wanted to make some cookies to shave a Santa Claus house. I need I've been buying all that bullshit." You buy >> I buy all kind of [ __ ] >> [ __ ] Last time I went I bought some Ninja Turtle Club and a Spider-Man blanket, [ __ ] >> Why would you? >> I went to Marshalls not too long ago and bought all tight, man. They had the polo [ __ ] in there. I think it was cuz the polo man was on the wrong side of the shirt, but I was like, "Shit, these [ __ ] $9." But I like how TJ Maxx make it seem like they cutting you a personal deal. >> What you mean? >> Cuz they show you how much the [ __ ] would have cost and they show you how much they selling cuz they [ __ ] with you like that. Man, this [ __ ] is $732. >> I'mma [ __ ] with you for the 18. Go get them polo towels, [ __ ] I know how bad you want them polo towels. >> That's what I'm saying, bro. It's still nostalgic. >> Make it feel like they really [ __ ] with you on a personal level, man. You got to cuz you feeling this [ __ ] This a good family like getting >> it feel good on your skin >> but getting caught going through the club and somebody look at you dead in your eye like [ __ ] Yes I shop here too. >> [ __ ] is you talking about? >> That'll make you hang that [ __ ] right back up. >> Got me [ __ ] up. I take it right off the rack. >> Thank you. >> You ever been in there and a [ __ ] have your whole outfit already? >> Put that [ __ ] back on the rack. >> You see the outfit in real life? >> [ __ ] I need a blue jean painter outfit. [ __ ] I [ __ ] them up every time. They t-shirts be stanking at uh Ross. >> You're talking about Ross. >> Yeah, the little shirts in the pack. They be stanking, >> man. Cuz [ __ ] pull them out and try them on and put them back. >> They just be stanking like that back in. It's crazy. Don't never buy [ __ ] out the open pack, man. Trap, what's next, man? >> No, I ain't going to lie to you, man. After this project with uh ATL Jacob, I'm going to get ready to drop the album called the Preacher Grandson. >> Come on. The Preacher Grandson. my granddad up to have uh uh Reverend Whitfield and Reverend Carlos Miller. >> You should ought to put your granddad on there preaching. I know he'll clear the stamp. >> No, I told myself I want to get some people on the intro talking and [ __ ] >> Is it What's the What's the the idea behind that that makes you want to do that? >> Oh, to be real. >> Old to your grandpops or just something that you know what I mean? You just think is a dope idea? >> No, to be real that it was us last too. Like most of my I don't really got no uncles for real. Like my daddy ain't had no brother. My mama ain't got no brothers. So >> my granddaddy really was the only male that I used to see. And his brother like you feel what I'm saying? So when he passed it was just like damn >> you. That's how I was, you know, everybody knew me from the preacher grandson a little trial. Like it always been >> on their side. So I got to do something for him too. >> Oh that's dope. >> Got got to leave a little legacy for the for my granddaddy. Yes. >> Well, you know, we ain't going to let you come in here and goddamn leave emptyhanded, man. >> Great uncle. >> Oh, man. That's crazy. >> You feel me? >> Yes, sir. >> I ain't going to tell y'all what I had for y'all. The boy left it on the table. >> No, it's weed. >> Yeah, it was some weed. >> [ __ ] Don't worry about it. We'll get We'll go back in there and figure it out. For real. We'll walk in, man. >> I ain't going ain't going to blame I ain't going to blame blame everybody, but this crazy right here. >> No, we appreciate this, man. >> Yeah. Yeah, >> man. >> And congratulations on all your success. Salute to you for all the future success that you got coming, young >> soldier. I ain't going to lie. 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