THE NORTH PHILLY SPECIAL PT.2 - MILLION DOLLAZ WORTH OF GAME EPISODE 392

You're now tuned into million dollars worth of game. >> Now listen, we up avenue, right? >> Yes. >> And I just want to tell all the youngans out there, right? >> Today's youngans in the society, y'all don't know how to measure [ __ ] Y'all don't know how to to how to understand when a [ __ ] tougher than you. Sometimes you got to understand. You got to know when to hold them. You got to know when to fold them. You got to know when to walk away. >> You got to know when to run. Let me explain something to you. Yes. Right here is a major historical location when you dealing with the story of my life. Right here is where the car was at. And this is the area that loose sacked me as a kid. Dead I Lou me right here. I It's when I'm Whenever it's time that I'm rock How you doing, sister? Whenever I'm riding down Broad Street, anytime I get into this area, my heartbeat change in a different way. You dig what I'm saying? It changed in a whole different way. But let me tell you something very important. I never forget it was a couple of us. I said some slick whatever I said. >> He hit me from the rip cuz I was always a little linky, a little tall. He socked me when he socked me. Bop boom. Right. I just I don't I didn't fall. I I fell in the but when I fell >> the car was right here and this all that. Boom. I said boom. I said bam went right up under that joint. It was no It was no It was no It was just natural reflex. He was >> the [ __ ] was it was a natural reflex cuz I'm like >> what just happened? And I had to reprogram and regroup cuz I wasn't sure >> of what just really took place. >> Right. >> I just knew something happened. >> Put that [ __ ] back into yesterday. >> Yeah. I didn't know something happened to me that never happened to me before. So when he hit me, I'm like I rolled right up. You seen the motion? Replay the motion. Bam. Went right up under that joint. Boom. And all I did was how y'all Only thing I did Only thing I did was The only thing I did What's up, family? So you can see where the car was at. Only thing I got you one minute, sister. Only thing I did was be up under the draw. And while I'm up in there, I'm going to show you how I was. When I said bang, soon as I hit, I said, "Damn." And all I was doing was like this, looking under the door to see the feet. >> He is up under that [ __ ] I'm trying to see [ __ ] feet. Hold up. Cuz I'm looking at everybody feet because I'm like >> I wait for everybody to leave. So I stay here for a minute. >> Hey, what's up, Nef? >> What you say? What he doing? >> I'm He showed how he got knocked out back in the day. Nef. >> So listen. >> So he showed how a [ __ ] knocked him out. Nef. Somebody knocked me out back in the day. >> You ever get knocked out like that? All right, >> don't let it happen to you. >> I knew you. >> You knew me? >> Yeah, I knew you. Oh, okay. Believe that. Much love, Nef. So, what happened? I'm sitting there the whole time and I got my head to the side because I'm looking for feet. >> Yeah. >> I'm waiting for feet to move. >> So, it was a little more scuffling after than that. I don't know what happened. Ain't nobody else hit the turf. >> No. >> Hold up. Listen. Don't tell. So, nobody know what Listen. Don't you talking about No, don't tell my story. So, nobody else >> hit the turf but me. So, I'm waiting, man. I stayed there for about 10 minutes. >> You fixed the car, >> man. And I changed the oil. I changed all type. I did everything up under that joint. >> As soon as they join, I slid up under that joint. >> Listen, I'm from right here. I did one of these. As soon as I peep, everybody, I come back up. >> I was out. >> I ran all the way from here, right? >> That [ __ ] sound like a mother. >> This no [ __ ] Listen. >> After Laki me turned around, >> I ran from here all the way back to >> I want no smoke. Listen, I ran from here all the way back to Alagany. I ain't stopped running. You hear me? >> You hear me? >> I did not stop running. >> [ __ ] looked at me. >> Now, now that's my story, but I'm going to take y'all somewhere else. Let's go to another story. Let's go down here to the sub and jump on the sub so I can show you how they work Gil out. >> Much love, man. Amen. Motivate me a day. >> Much love, baby. >> A day, man. >> Come on. >> How do you pay to get on the sub? >> Come on, [ __ ] >> Hold up. Chill. Chill. No, we not happen. No, don't [ __ ] >> Don't do no. Not doing it >> now. The See, you doing dumb [ __ ] >> Come on, man. >> You're not supposed to do it. >> [ __ ] mayor. Shut up, man. >> No, I'm paying my [ __ ] >> I'm not messing. Don't do that. Kids, don't do that [ __ ] Cuz if the police come and they say what happened, I don't know. I He on his own. Ho ho. How you be? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So, let me just explain something to you. Feel me, cat. This right here. Look at him. See, he's an idiot. He an idiot. I'm not saying nothing, but if they come in and they want to and they and the police rough him up, I didn't do nothing. I'm not I'm taking care of I paid for my I paid for my stuff to get on the sub. >> Stop bitching. >> I paid. No, I paid. I'm >> Stop bitching. >> If they come and rough you up, don't do nothing. Now, what we ready to do is we ready to get on the sub so I can show you when the guardian angel boy roughed him up because he talk about my stories. But you don't want to share the stories when you got roughed up and I stood down cuz the guardian cuz I wanted to be a crime fighter anyway, >> right? >> So when the guardian agent first ain't rough me and I got the joint >> I wanted to be a vigilant. Yep. You was smoking and he told you to put that out. >> You ain't want to put it out and he roughed you up. So let's talk about that. >> Yeah, we can talk about that. First of all, he's a [ __ ] number one. >> What? So what happened is we're going back to the train that he got worked out on back in the day. This is the Philadelphia sector. >> I ain't get worked out, [ __ ] Stop saying it like that. >> He worked you out. And I stood there and I stood down because No, me and him was co. >> You didn't help me, [ __ ] >> No, me and him was co-workers. >> He's a guardian angel. I wanted to be aspiring guardian angel. I wanted to be, you know. So, what what was I supposed to do? You thought I was going >> to help. I'm your [ __ ] family. >> You wanted to be tough. You always got this tough trait in you. Well, you want to be I'm bad. I'm tough. Oo, fight me. I can fight. I watch boxing. I know how to box. I know martial arts. Martial artist will always [ __ ] up any tough guy. And that's what happened to you. You got worked out. He got worked out on the sub, man. It was crazy. >> First of all, he grabbed me up from behind. >> He didn't He didn't throw his [ __ ] up. He grabbed me up from [ __ ] behind. >> It don't matter. >> He grabbed me up from behind. >> You all right, sister? >> You know what I'm saying? >> Like, I'm rap right now. We ain't got to go. >> When I hop on that beat, I ain't swapping out lyrics. These [ __ ] still out the first day. He pay for a meal. Li that neck like it's on well said he want to eat on me I ain't fool suck me up put me in the mood lick it right better use your tongue glazing on it honey bun honey >> all right >> keep going >> I got I can't like what I can right now >> no keep going sister this your show >> my nail just came off the [ __ ] >> oh [ __ ] here comes that be slap the [ __ ] out me to the train wait till the train get get regroup Hold >> up. >> Let's look. Regroup. >> I need to talk to y'all for real. >> But hold up. Regroup. Pop it. I want you to pop it though. Go. >> Oh [ __ ] Here come the beat. Slap the [ __ ] out me a [ __ ] She get the acting like a fle acting like she me. Fronting like she gangs. Whip out in our bag. Nickname the pistol. Used to harm my [ __ ] How black belt and karate. >> RUN THAT BACK. RUN THAT PART BACK. THAT WAS MY CUE. BLACK BELT IN KARATE. OH, TAKE THAT BACK. BLACK BELT in karate. Take that back. Come on. Take that back. >> Oh [ __ ] Let the [ __ ] out me [ __ ] She get acting like a flea. Acting like she needing like she gang whip out in a bang nickname the pistol used to harmonica. Black belt in karate [ __ ] like a slapping Ike Turner. >> That's all you get. >> Slapping Tina Ike. [ __ ] you need >> Instagram is Hera. Hold on. Let me pull it up right now. >> Pull that up. We got to throw it up. >> Go follow me on Instagram right now. This is my link street is at hair renew. Like everybody knows me hair renew. Who the [ __ ] are you? Maximum models salty mermaids.com discount code salty 15 hair 15% off. This is real life. Who would have [ __ ] THOUGHT THAT I COME DOWNSTAIRS? These [ __ ] I watch them on YouTube. THIS IS THE TIME. MY NAME IS HARA NEW. You know who I am. I'm gonna drop that song No Signal and I'm about to go to Paris. >> Could you do no signal? Could you do Could you do no signal? >> Okay. >> You want me to hold your stuff? Anything? >> I got you. Don't worry about it. Let's go. >> Should I put it on? It's Should I put the song on? >> No. >> I'm a ghost in the city. I'm a star in the dark. I don't need a light. I'm the one with the spark. Everything go till it's falling apart. I play for key hole in the moving too fast. Leave them all in the rear view. I'm on a frequency. They couldn't near you talking that talk, but I really can't hear you. I am the boss. I don't ever have fear to switch up the flow. Now I'm back with my pivot. Life is a movie. You know that I live it. If there's a I got to keep it there because it's unreleased. >> Okay. >> Say your social media again. >> Hara. H A R A H N UI. The number one YouTube, Instagram, Tik Tok, Spotify, Apple Music, Soundcloud, Hara. H A R A H N UI. It's me, [ __ ] >> It's H. >> You're the real deal, sister. >> Now I am. Shout out to you. Can we get a picture? >> Yes, we can. >> You're You're really a You're really a businessman. Both of you guys businessmen. I respect you. I've watched you on the internet. >> How you speak, how you carry yourself. This is definitely what Philadelphia needs. These young guys out here, they're losing it. They don't respect women. They don't have nothing to do. And when I was watching you guys on the internet, I'm like, yo, they could be like the face of what it is to be a man. These men in Philly are not smash. Oh, you can't see everybody. You got a lot of good brothers here. Just because you had a couple, you only had a couple bad experience. You can't generalize. That's just like That's just like when dudes generalize women. It's a lot of great women out here, but they had one bad experience. Get their heart bro. Oh, women ain't No, that's You don't want to do that. 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Just five bucks and get 150 in rewards within 14 days. Includes all Marcus. That's code Gilly. Partnership with DraftKings. The crown is yours. Put it on and wear it. Right. This episode of Me and I Worth for Game is brought to you by Lion's Gate. Jason Staithm stars in Mutiny. It's a die hard on a boat. From the director of plane from the star of Beekeeper to Meg in Expendables. A one-man army exposes international conspiracy. Uncovered a human trafficking ring from one of the most defying action stars of the last 25 years. Mutiny only in theaters this Friday. We So, so, so you got to understand here. You sit down here. I'm listening. >> So, let me tell you the story. So, we was on a train back in the day. He got he got worked out. Guardian Angel, we in here. We chilling. I never forget it. We chilling. He want to be smoking. They told him to put the cigarette out cuz this was the guardian angel. They protect the world. >> They like, you know what I aspired to be? He don't want to listen. They get to touch the bull. Rough him up. He told me some help because help me. Was I wrong for not helping him? You hold that. Was I wrong for not helping him? >> I don't think you were wrong for not helping him because sometimes people have to fight their battles on their own. I'm not going to lie. I've been fighting a really tough battle right now. And I've been looking around waiting for someone to come and help you, but I'm like, "No, no, nobody's going to help me fight this battle cuz this is a battle I chose for myself." Sometimes when you choose battles for yourself, you're going to have to like look at everybody around you and like want them to help you. But no, he had to beat that guy up. I'm sure he beat him up. >> No, he got beat up. >> Oh, well, sometimes you might have to pick a battle, get beat in the battle, get up and know that the war is still >> That's my cousin. He ain't help. >> Nah, >> he wasn't supposed to help you because it was your battle. >> See, >> it was your battle with the guy. Y'all told me to put the cigarette out. >> He's a [ __ ] >> No, he's not a punk. He thought about his future. >> Thank you. in the moment and y'all y'all agree or disagree in that moment it would have been solid. He would have been like thorough, right? If he would have jumped that guy with you, but no no it I don't think it would have ended well if he would have jumped in the fight with with you and the guy. I'm being real >> because you know he can't fight. You could just tell. >> No, I don't think I don't think Okay, we going >> I don't think it would have end well. >> Thank you. You Why would it want to end well? But I know martial arts. I'm a 13 time black belt. >> I told you black belt incorrect. >> You know the [ __ ] can't fight. I'm a 13 black know the [ __ ] can't fight. Say >> I'm a 13. I'm a 13. >> Say the truth. Say what you think. I don't think that >> the [ __ ] can fight. >> No. Look at me. Do I If I'm with you and he with you, who you think going to protect you? Who you think you going to be like? >> No. No. No. No. No. We not together. If I'm with you or he with you, who do you feel safe if you walking down a dark block with and danger strike and you with me and him? Who you think going to do something? Who? Me? >> I think the both of y'all. >> No, no, no. Who you think would do something? I think Gilly would. I feel like >> So, what do you think I'm going to do? Run. >> No. I feel like you would observe. I think you would observe and I think you would like be able to get us out of there before it gets hectic. >> Oh, I like that. She see you a [ __ ] She said she think you know what observing mean when the drama go down. >> He's an observer. No, no, he's there. >> I'm a communicator silence. >> Yeah, he's there. He No, no. He doesn't understand. >> He don't understand. >> You are the one that's going to help us not get in trouble. Him, he's going to be the fighter. We need a fighter and we need a We need an observer. So, it's okay to be an observer. >> Thank you, >> Wallow. Don't get Don't let him Don't let him get you in that because fighter. We need an observer. >> Let me ask you a question. Back in the day, right, when we was kids, right, some nut ass group of [ __ ] named the Guardian Angels, right? They used to ride the train. They was protecting the people. I was smoking. He told me to put it out. Me and the [ __ ] get into a little scuffle on the train. >> He kind of grabbed me from behind though. >> I'm standing. I'm like, "Yo, I told no I totally no fighting." >> He didn't jump in. He ain't helped me at all. Is he a [ __ ] >> Was I supposed to help? It was a one. >> Tell Just tell the truth. >> If it was a oneonone, >> he got his ass whooped by himself. >> No, he snuck. He grabbed me from behind. >> But it was a oneonone. >> No, bro. You supposed to >> Oh, if he snuck him. Yeah, you >> supposed to rock cuz he snuck him. You're supposed to. That's your cousin. >> So, hold on. So, if you get into an argument on a train with a girl and y'all start fighting and your girlfriend with you, she not supposed to jump. >> If if she snuck me, yeah, you >> I don't know how what type of if we family, how I was how I was raised. If we family though, cuz >> what part of the family you in >> we jumped on [ __ ] asses for fun to start the fight. Start to start the fight off so we can roll on a [ __ ] Now all of a sudden, you talking about >> at that moment >> it's oneonone. He was He was a >> Our family never gave up a 101. You was the first [ __ ] in the history of the family to give up a 101. >> Let me just say this. When that [ __ ] grabbed me from behind, [ __ ] you help me. >> He was a high ranking member of an organization I was trying to be a part of. The guardian angels. >> You was trying to be a part of a cousin. >> No, listen. >> YOU WAS TRYING TO BE A PART OF A GROUP that was trying to fight your cousin. >> I'm a martial artist. They call it [ __ ] You can say it. >> I'm a martial artist. So >> they film it. Say it. Say yeah that's some [ __ ] [ __ ] out of pocket. >> See that's some [ __ ] [ __ ] OUT OF POCKET. >> SAY it's some [ __ ] [ __ ] Say it. You can do it sister. >> No. >> No. He you hyping up. It wasn't like that. >> It was some [ __ ] [ __ ] wasn't it? >> It wasn't like that. >> It was out of >> No, but listen. He started he told him to put the cigarette. He got tough. >> Okay, let me just ask you a question. This [ __ ] not the police. This [ __ ] is a [ __ ] with a [ __ ] nasty hat on backwards talking about I'm protecting people. Why the [ __ ] would I listen to him? >> Yeah. [ __ ] you cuz you nobody my cigarette or my weed out or nothing. >> Right. Right. So now he want to grip me. >> You could just walk get away from me if any help me. I'm like, "Yo, man. Just chills. Break it up." I'm trying to get them to break it up. It don't It ain't that >> He's a [ __ ] right? >> No, I'm not. >> What's all right? >> That's about it. >> Thank you. What's up, dog? >> That's crazy. Thank you, man. Let's Let's go to the other side and go back up, man. I just want to tell you right I'm coming up right and I'm coming back over that way right I ain't paying though oh r I just Oh [ __ ] you paid [ __ ] shut up you a [ __ ] was a [ __ ] I just told the police I ain't paying [ __ ] you heard what the police said >> [ __ ] >> hey c come here cuss >> can you make the car engine I got that video Dave, that [ __ ] had me cracking up. >> Well, you did the car. >> SOUND LIKE THE CAR. >> NO. >> What's up, dog? >> Listen. >> Oh, that's that's what's up, dog. >> That's accept the police. >> Yeah. >> You accept the police? >> Yeah. >> Oh, I got >> No, we coming, [ __ ] Don't worry. >> We getting this [ __ ] straight. >> We coming to get you, [ __ ] How y'all doing? Yeah. Come on. Much love, family. >> Oh, yeah. We going to get this [ __ ] Now, listen. You You hopped. Listen, cuz I told you that. That's why they came. They know you hopped. That's why [ __ ] I'm not I'm letting them know what happened. I ain't getting Listen, I got to get over there holler at him so I can break down so they don't come get me. >> I don't want them to come get me. >> Where you go at? Where that gu? Where that security boy? >> Where you at? >> Where you at, man? >> Yo, come here, man. >> Come here, man. >> He broke your ass. >> Hey, listen, man. We chase the police. Come here, [ __ ] Come here. COME. YOU WANT TO ARREST? >> YOU WANT TO DO A REST? COME HERE, [ __ ] You want to do COME HERE. YOU DO REST, [ __ ] COME ON. Where you going? You do. Come here, [ __ ] YOU GOT TO do I'm out. He said, "I'm out of here." Oh, man. I thought he was running. See, that was crazy. The police ran for me. That was the first time I was used to running from them back in the day. That's wild. >> He was like, he tired of Gilly. >> He said, "No, Gilly played too much." >> Come on this way. >> Damn. What's up, man? I just saw you on the um Fourth of July. >> Yeah, THE JOINT. I WAS FRONT [ __ ] ROAD. >> MUCH LOVE, BABY. Good to SEE YOU, BRO. >> MY GOD, >> MY MAN. >> YOU KNOW I'M YOUR OLD MAN. Believe that. Yes, sir. >> Believe that. >> Damn, it feel good on this one. >> Can I drive the train? >> Please. I can't drive the train. >> Yo, LET ME YO. YO. HEY, LISTEN. You know I used to work for Scepter, right? >> You know I used to work for Scepter. >> You ain't worked for >> I did. I used I used to do security up on Alagany. Let him drive the train. >> No, no, no, no. I I I listen, I ain't going to front. I went to go training to be a train operator, but things ain't go right. I wound up getting locked up that time, so I couldn't make it. >> He stole some He stole some parts, took them down to the junkyard and sold them. >> I couldn't make it to the rest of the classes. >> He stole some parts, took them to the junkyard, and sold them. >> I once rolled a train before some real stuff. I once rolled a train, but you know, that's another story. See, she work. I had the same uniform as her when I worked for Septa. >> You did? >> Yeah. I used to work for Sept. For real? >> No [ __ ] >> How you doing, sister? >> All right. >> Huh? You ain't had the same uniform on >> I did back in the day. >> Huh? >> Yep. Light blue shirt. You're on point. I told you. >> Man, that's what's up, man. I appreciate >> Much love, brother. >> For everything that you do, bro. Thank God for you, man. >> Much love, brother. >> Much love, bro. >> What you mean? I told you I used to Yo, see that joint you had to do like this back and forth? That's what You see that? >> That's what I'm telling you. >> You can't draw the train. >> No, we ain't going to let Go ahead. Do your thing, sister. >> He's a fake Eagles fan. I'm a real Eagles fan. >> It's too hot for her hair. All that [ __ ] though. I got her. >> Look. 3 2 1. >> All right. Let me just ask your sister a question. Sister, let me ask you a question. Back in the day, right, a guardian angel, fake ass police. Ooh, I want to protect the community. Grip me up, right, sister? On the train. >> He didn't help me. He was with me. >> That's my cousin, >> right? >> Wouldn't that consider him a [ __ ] >> I wasn't supposed to help him. It was a oneonone. >> Y'all ain't trying to break it up. Hey yo, >> he he gripped me from behind though. >> Unless you talk about games. >> A guardian angel. We don't know this [ __ ] >> He gripped me up from behind. >> And that's your cousin. >> And he ain't do nothing. >> No, they was a oneonone though. >> But you didn't try to break it up. >> No, I was just telling him to stop. Y'all shouldn't do this. I was like, that's it. >> He's a [ __ ] right sister? Please just answer that question. It >> was the Rizzo days. >> Much love, >> sister. You could have said he was a [ __ ] It would have been cool. [ __ ] >> All right, I got you, too. DM me. >> Support from today's episode comes from Square, the system powering like half the places I go. 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You always hear the glory, but you never hear the story. >> How y'all? >> Much love, y'all. Much love, y'all. Let me explain something to you. A lot of people see greatness. A lot of people around the world, they respect me. They love me for my 13 black belts. It didn't start, it wasn't that easy. So, a lot of you future martial artists out there, y'all think this is where it all started. This was a Chinese store right here. You used to step down back in the day. 13th Alagany. This is right here where I connected for the first time with my sensei karate Earl. He used to be standing right here, right? He was the first dude that was probably like a lot of a lot of the Chinese stores in the hood, they didn't have security, but he was the first dude that I was seen do security for the Chinese store voluntarily. He wasn't getting paid, but him and the the the guy in there, Asian guy, they used to be talking about martial arts and all the time. So Earl did security for the Chinese. >> Shut up. Shut up. He used to be posted up right here talking to people. I seen him work people out right here. Who here? Earl. Earl come walking. >> Who you seen him work out? >> I seen Listen, what's up, family? >> Who the [ __ ] you seen him work out? >> He worked a lot of people. A lot of dudes that wanted to be tough guys cuz he was a vigilante. So Earl would come early in the morning when they'd be woken up. He'd come walking. >> How you walk? >> He'd be walking survey the scene. He check everything make sure everything's okay. Standing right close to this area post up there talk. He used to have his like scarf. He tie right here and hang right here. He was the baddest [ __ ] that I seen. So when I came one day, hey little fella. So I used to always talk to her. I say and then one day I seen him doing some moves. He'd be right here. He'd be doing all type of So I said, "How do you do that?" Right? I'm a little kid, right? Earl was equivalent to what most kids see. Superman, Spider-Man. Earl was that to me. I'm a kid. I'm like, "This guy is like every time I seen him, he had this glow around him." >> Earl was on crack, let me tell you. >> No, he wasn't. Stop saying stop saying that [ __ ] He was not. So Earl Earl be right here doing his forms and then he just >> Earl bought [ __ ] >> I know. >> With his with his checks from the army. >> Oh, stop that. Stop that. Stop that. Stop. Don't put that out. This personal life. So what I'm saying is Earl just had this glow around him. Like he had the glow before Bruce Leo. This before the movie came out. So peep game. >> So I would see him here. He just the way he walked it was like he walked on air. >> And anytime and anytime and anytime he like trip he' be like >> he just had his calves was his calves was like this big. But peep gang how you doing sister? So, so you got to understand this. So, when I go to him, I said, "Listen, I want to learn how to train like you." I said, "Be like a kid. I want to do what you do, right?" So, you know, I live down there. So, I'm coming here. He like, "All right, cool." In the process of all that, I start coming up here just sitting here holding security with it. He had a crate be sitting here and he just had me sit here. Won't do nothing. Won't talk to me or nothing. Just cuz he seen he wanted to see that if I really wanted like you don't get 13 black belts just out of nowhere, they just drop out of the air. You got to be disciplined to want to get there. So I'm sitting on the crate with him. I'm talking about I'm talking about Chinese that sometime I sit sit right on I sit right on the ground. Be just like this. He'd be right here and I'll be just like this. He be like this. >> He'll have me sitting here for hours. Right here just sitting here talking to him about the art. Talking to him. No, listen. Listen. Cuz >> type of strength you got ass to sit on for hours. >> He wanted to see was I disciplined enough to really want this [ __ ] >> He was working up your ass. >> No, he wasn't. No, he was. So peep game. So peep game. So peep game. >> Next thing you know, next thing you know, next thing you know, we used to stretch. He's like, "You got to stretch if you really want to be a martial artist." >> We'd be doing these >> and sit here for like an hour, right? Do these, do these. But his leg would go all the way the [ __ ] up here. He was just bad. Next thing you know, the first time I seen him put some action, the dude try to take a bag of chips out of this joint. >> He tried to go Earl did like this. I wouldn't do that if I was you cuz he talk. He had this robotic talk. Dude said, "I'mma [ __ ] you up." He said, he laughed at him. I said, "Oh shit." Dude pushed Earl. Earl did one of these. He kicked him. He flew back in the door. I said, "This I said, this is a thing." So, I back up cuz I I didn't know none of the time. >> Man, he kicked that boy. That boy put that chip back. He put a chip back. Walk. I knew and that was what it was on. So, around this park around here, he >> Let me just say Let me just ask you a question. You don't think it's strange that this grown ass man was just hanging with little ass boys? >> No, he wasn't hanging with me. He He used to talk to other dudes. They didn't want >> He was hanging with the kids. No, he wasn't. All y'all [ __ ] used to be in the park. He was hanging with kids. That's not That's not strange. >> He didn't hang with everybody. He hung with me. I hung with him >> because everybody thought Earl was crazy. You see, the crazy people always win cuz you know why all the cool people stay the [ __ ] away from a crazy person. That's why they never win. That's why the cool people don't win. Earl was a How the [ __ ] you think if I wanted to be cool, I would be >> giving up black belts for some black butts. He was trying to get some ass out. I'm doing this. I'm playing. So, so what happened is So this what you got to understand. You got to understand this cuz >> cuz everybody that wanted to be cool, everybody in the neighborhood is they they laugh at the person that the person that's crazy go to college, do great things in life. The cool dudes never do nothing. They be 40 years old still still chasing their upbringing. >> They still chasing the vacancies of their upbringing. Still still still being you know 40 years old hanging with Shaw. No, he wasn't buying [ __ ] from his army. >> No, Earl had real money from his army checks. I seen him with a plenty of knots. >> I knew he was decorating the hood dick with all the young [ __ ] >> No, no. So, listen. So, when I seen him kick the ball back and that boy grabbed his stomach and put the bag back and walked out. I said, "This dude is a [ __ ] master. I knew that moment I wanted I was I wanted to be him and I was going to be great cuz I was going to do whatever Earl told me to do through the process." So, then he used to take me to this little park. I'm going to take you around here. He used to take me to the park, man. He used to have me standing on trees, kicking the tree. I used to kick the tree 1300 times. I said, "Why 13?" He said, "You're from 13th Street." I always hear you say that. Everybody talk about they from kick the tree 1300 times. That's how I got all my all this I got it strong. So when I fight cuz I I was trying to wonder how was he kicking people through windows, through car doors and [ __ ] He was a beast. All this [ __ ] was strong. You going to run a car through this [ __ ] the car smash up. He was a beast. So, I'm doing all this [ __ ] and then he just told me, he said, "Listen," and I don't know what made me so special, but he said, "Listen, you're not going to have one black belt. You're going to have a lot of them." >> When he told me that [ __ ] I was dedicated and I was locked in ass, man. Let's go around to the park, man. >> No, [ __ ] want some ass. >> Listen, cuz would have did just like this. >> Hey, hey, you have kicked your ass. Earl would have kicked you through your ass like this. Come here. >> [ __ ] you doing? He'd have kicked you right in your ass. >> Earl would have kicked you in your ass. You would have been You would have been shook. He' have kicked you right in your ass. This park right here was legendary, right? What was What's up, Nef? What was legendary about this park? This is where I used to get busy at with Earl. Hey, listen. Hold up. Tell him that Earl was a bad [ __ ] >> Thank you. Was he a black belt martial artist? Dangerous [ __ ] >> cuz he Everybody knew Earl. Earl was legendary. What's up, family? >> How y'all doing? So, how y'all doing, baby? So, you got to understand this. This is what you got to understand. You got to understand that when I used to perform right here, when I used to get busy right here, this [ __ ] was different. This [ __ ] was next. This [ __ ] was This [ __ ] was on another level. Earl was the baddest [ __ ] All the women in the neighborhood wanted him. My mom say my mom say that. My mom was hating on Earl. Earl was a legend. >> [ __ ] out of here. [ __ ] body want Earl. >> Listen. Earl was cuz Earl was a protector and he was a hear that [ __ ] man. Now you hyping Earl Jack up, man. >> You heard what he said. Earl was a bad >> Earl was a [ __ ] that went to the army, came home. You ain't see you. Listen, you ain't a loner in the hood. >> I said Earl name. He ran in the house. He said, "Yeah, ran the [ __ ] in the house." >> [ __ ] out of here. The ghost of Earl is a [ __ ] So listen, we used to be in this park right here. What's up, Nef? We used to be in this park right here doing all type of Listen, he used to have me, Listen, this tree. They got old, he always tell me ain't no trees in North Philly. He used to have me standing on my head on the tree practicing, kicking this tree. This tree right here been here since I was a kid. They broke it down. I kicked that tree 1300 times, multiple times in a session. One, two. I'm talking about getting all this strong. That's when I really No, straight up, C. Like, that's why I'm That's why I'm You see that? You see how quick that was? You see how strong that is? Look at that. Yeah. Look. Look at you. Look at you. Your ass tight now, huh? You see how you doing? >> You see how strong that [ __ ] was? >> You see how strong my foot is? [ __ ] you doing? You can't do that. You see that? You can't do that if you're not doing it, man. Oh, don't do it. >> [ __ ] is wrong with you? Kick me in my [ __ ] ass, man. [ __ ] wrong with you? >> [ __ ] Shut up. You see that? I kicked the shot. Play that back. No, but I'm saying Listen, listen. Listen. What I'm saying, Listen. This is what I'm saying. What I'm saying is this. It's very important. Y'all got to understand something that's very important. What's important is >> you kick me in my ass. >> No, no. That's cool. That's cool. Cuz you talking about all I'm cool. >> Kick me in my [ __ ] cakes. >> Yeah. You called them kicks. That's crazy. That's wild. You called them cakes. >> That mean they on the planet. Don't say that. But I'm just I'm just saying. All right. Cool. Cool. It's cool. [ __ ] my hamstrings. >> D [ __ ] strong. I told you. Now you can't do [ __ ] like that. Look at he recovering. He rethinking life. >> Kick me in my ass. He rethinking life. He holding both of the [ __ ] He rethink. But but what I'm saying is this what I'm saying. At the end of the day, he had me kicking that tree. Listen, I'm kicking a tree 1300 times. You know how hard that is? >> The [ __ ] out of here, >> Earl. Earl. Earl was shut up. Let's see. See, got him again. His ass his cheeks. His cheeks wounded. But I'm telling you, this is a prominent spot in my life. Historical karate was a legend. We used to be right here, man. I remember the first time I sparred with Earl. He kicked me across the halfway across this [ __ ] He didn't want to do and it was like real light. He did boom. I damn near flew into the streets. He was a legend, man. But these are the spots that made there's a history of my life. This park right here, you know, as you can see in Philly, this a park. This is this this is a big park. >> Why don't you teach them some karate real quick then? >> No. >> Yeah. >> No, I'm not. No, no. See, I they said I can't be teaching my [ __ ] on the street there like that. Get the [ __ ] out of here, [ __ ] Show the young boy something, [ __ ] Go ahead. I'mma [ __ ] you up. Go ahead. Go ahead, [ __ ] I'mma kick you right in your [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] you. Kick me in my [ __ ] ass, man. >> All right. Go ahead, [ __ ] >> Look at you. >> Go ahead. You see I stopped it. You see that? Do that again. Come on. You your [ __ ] ass. Do that dumb [ __ ] again. Come on, brother. Do that dumb [ __ ] again. It's me and ours worth of game, man. This the Alagany edition. >> What's up, brother? >> And if you want us to come get a celebrity and go to they hood and show you how they was brought up and how they was raised and how they was >> around was a legend. He was the biggest He was the biggest [ __ ] in this neighborhood. >> He was dangerous. >> I'm going to kick you. >> You scared. You see that foot and I did it. Shut the [ __ ] up. THAT [ __ ] WAS QUICK. WHY? GET your dumb ass out of here. Stupid mother. Like I kicked you. Your cheeks hurt. >> Your cheeks warm. >> Just like dead, >> right?