TONY YAYO & UNCLE MURDA - MILLION DOLLAZ WORTH OF GAME EPISODE 389

You're now tuned into million dollars worth of game. I've been waiting to say this, right? I'm gonna be straight up, right? >> See, I don't care what nobody say. >> You were scared to death on that [ __ ] plane. And this how you know these [ __ ] was scared, right? Shout out to Jau. Jau Listen, Jau, you No, hold up. Hold up. Let me get it off. Ju, [clears throat] you a HIP-HOP LEGEND. LET ME JUST SAY THIS. Let [laughter] me just say this. Let me just say this. Let me say this though. Let me say this. Let me say this. Let me say this. Listen, this how [laughter] you know when [ __ ] getting old. THIS HOW YOU KNOW WHEN [ __ ] getting old. First of all, >> you can't make a scene on federal property, right? So when they grabbed the cameras, I already knew they was they was begging for some help. They were scared to death cuz he grabbed he would listen. You pulled the camera out. He listen, but somebody else had the camera. But I'm going say this. I'm going say this camera. I'm going to say this. [ __ ] was looking for some support. outside support because Ja Ruben working out since day one. Ju would have worked both and this boy [ __ ] I seen [ __ ] with muscles get back DOWN >> WAS LIKE THIS >> I SEEN SECURITY [ __ ] WITH MUSCLES GET BACK DOWN WAS YO LIKE THIS >> YEAH you you back [laughter] quicking right now threw a pillow at me >> you know I'm tough stop I don't got Listen I don't got nothing >> Listen the only thing I see only I DON'T GOT NOTHING TO I GOT LISTEN A LOT OF RAPPERS let's keep it real Gilly A lot of rappers don't have stripes. Name the beefs they've been through. We down with Gun. We had more beefs than everybody. We been the bad guys of the game forever. Shootouts, fist fights, rumbles. No, no, LET ME FINISH TALKING. KNIFE FIGHTS, YOU NAME IT. AND I DON'T try to glorify this [ __ ] but it's the truth. A lot. Jude don't got no stripes, my [ __ ] In the street. >> No, I ain't talking about no stripes, bro. >> [ __ ] had stripes in the streets before rap. [ __ ] WAS REALLY OUT THERE REALLY HUSTLING ON THAT DAY. [ __ ] was really out on the block really hustling. [ __ ] knew who [ __ ] was. Like [ __ ] is back and forth to Jamaica Avenue. We wasn't as big as other came home like that like you and got it. >> No, but what I'm saying is murder. I just want to be real. >> When a [ __ ] throw a pillow at you, you can't say that's real. [ __ ] say I'm going to say this though. >> [ __ ] threw a pillow at me. That ain't gangster [ __ ] >> No, I'm going to say this though. I'm going to say this. Threw a pillow at throw a punch. Not a pillow. >> I'm going to say this. I'm real though. He threw a pillow. He threw a pillow at my [ __ ] He threw a pillow at yo. And what did I and what did I do when I came back? >> First of all, when that [ __ ] happened, >> Murder did the Brooklyn [ __ ] and dipped off when the police came. I'm still arguing when the story. >> Yeah, he did. It was But I was the [ __ ] that was there. They brought me and him to the front. Look, >> they brought me and him to the front. I'm going to say it again. Brought me to the front, right? He said, she said, "Is there a problem?" I was like, "Nah, I don't give a [ __ ] We could coexist on the plane, but I don't know how long it's going to last with Uncle Murder behind you cuz he might want to slap you in the back of your head. I was chilling. [laughter] I was chilling the whole time. I didn't start that. Now listen, we sit back down. What did I say, murder? His pillow was in my seat. I was like, "You want your pillow back, [ __ ] ass nigga?" And what did I do? Threw the pillow there. I don't play tough. I just got hard. >> I'm going say this. >> I'm not saying I'm the most gangster [ __ ] but I'm not backing down. I said you got my man on you, my man. Like I said, you ran me. All I wanted to say, he said, you ran. He said you ran. That's all. You ran. But I'm going to say this. Murder. Hey, murder. I'm [laughter] going to say this. And I'm going say this. I don't even know what that mean. But I'm going to say this. >> I'm going to say this though. Murder on the spread. >> On the spread. >> Mhm. >> It was they they gave Jar minus three. >> [ __ ] out of here, [ __ ] >> For DraftKings, man. >> [ __ ] out of here. >> Shout out to DraftKings. >> I definitely was a plus 10, [ __ ] >> You was a plus 10. >> I definitely was a plus 10. I would have destroyed that, [ __ ] [ __ ] >> But listen, but listen. Outside outside of all that, right? Outside of all that, right, >> I'mma say this, right? >> When we talk about this music [ __ ] right? >> What is a hit? >> Because everybody always told me, "Oh, I got hits." People got hits. >> A hit. A hit. A hit is something that takes you to me like overseas. I think if you have an artist, you're looking for an artist to be bigger than just being in the hood. You looking for if you have an artist sign, your thing or you have an artist sign, you want that artist to be known across the world, not just local. to sell records. Some people might be like, "Sales don't mean nothing." But to me, they do. Know what I'm saying? The more sales >> No, no, hold up. You can't say this, right? You know, I understand what you're saying. No, this is what I'm saying. Only thing I'm only reason I'm saying is because >> you mean to tell me we got some hip-hop songs that wasn't hits cuz they ain't go overseas. There's a lot of [ __ ] we listen. We can't We listen to a lot of [ __ ] So So if it ain't >> I'm not saying it's not a hit. I'm just saying what kind of artist would you want? Would you want your artist to be >> your daughter and son is a dope is dope artists, right? You working with them >> worldwide. >> You going for a worldwide hit. >> All right. Now, >> you know that too. You going to say, "Nah, instead of you making something for the block, I want you to make something for the world." >> I understand that, too. But let me say this though. >> But you you do got regular hits though. I'm saying and [ __ ] is paying their bills and [ __ ] is living great for off of not being able to go overseas. like they record might have not reached overseas, but I know [ __ ] that got records and they got a fan base and they living great. They >> What would you want your artist to be? >> Of course you want your artist to have that top success. >> But it's different definitions of what a hit is. >> The only thing what I'm saying is you got a got a list of songs in your playlist. You you all of us got a list of songs in our playlist >> that some never went platinum, some never went gold, but they hits. We all know these songs, right? And the reason I'm saying that is because and the reason I asked this question is first of all we control our culture control. We establish this [ __ ] right here. We control it, right? >> So it's things that just all of us know from being in the culture. But I realized that nowadays people try to classify a hit based off or a big song based off or or just a good project based off of platinum Grammy go all that [ __ ] That never was the case. And I think that took the way because you got people out here looking to say, "Oh man, if I ain't going to get nominated for the Grammy, if I don't get what's now?" >> Um, I think not to cut you off, I think people look at the artists success as the money. You know, y'all had some of the biggest interviews of some of the biggest artists of all time. When y'all did the Durk interview, that's the first time you seen a [ __ ] show a million cash. Y'all did Low Shimmy interview, you seen that. That's the second time I seen a [ __ ] show a million cash. So, I think people really just go off the the money. >> To to me, the money in the hood, the money is the success, right? >> When we came up, we watched [ __ ] hustle. We wanted cars, >> we wanted jewelry, we wanted sneakers, >> you know what I'm saying? We wanted the world. That was enough for [ __ ] So, I think the money is the promotion now. >> But do you think it hurt because when y'all dropped back in the day? >> Well, it it it bec it started to hit the tip because they started telling you, "Oh, how many [ __ ] sold?" Like like when like when when 50 and Yay was battling that time. They told it like, but nobody really cared or really was nameing. It was like, "Yo, he coming out with a project." Like that [ __ ] Like how many times platinum you went? >> Two. I went platinum worldwide and I went gold. >> So think about that. Mhm. >> A lot of people didn't know at the time. >> We didn't we didn't Nobody said, "Oh, yay. So that many." We knew, "Damn, this [ __ ] was big because we understood the movement." >> No, I think that I think I think at a time [ __ ] knew everything that came out of Gunit was going to be platinum. >> No, but what I'm saying is >> it wasn't no ticker. Like now there's a ticker like like broick mean if you ain't successful fast enough if a [ __ ] goal in a month [ __ ] like man that's >> no what he's saying is the general public didn't give a [ __ ] about what you sold the first week they just knew the m if the music was good or not when 50 soul get rich I trying and that [ __ ] did a million the first week >> no but but that's some extraordinary >> the promotion of that what I'm trying to say is like that was when they were first because it was so big it was vast like [ __ ] but Before it wasn't like that. >> No, you got to look at it like this. >> No, you got a point before that. It wasn't like that. No, that's what I'm saying. It wasn't like that before. >> Listen, all I'm saying is when you look at Gunit, right? >> You got to look at We had This is why I say what makes us special over a lot of [ __ ] >> cuz we had the mixtapz. >> Yeah. >> And when you look at that mixtapz, >> our mixtapz, we we did something different for the mixtape game. [ __ ] was beating they bootleggers up on Jamaica Avenue in the Bronx in the city. Yo, [ __ ] got Mald Deep. [ __ ] got M OP. Not saying them, just give me an example. Yo, beat that [ __ ] up. Fifth said, nah, we going to use them [ __ ] as promotion back then. There was no bots. There was no cheating. Like y'all said, >> was anything to take believe was >> So the reason why I talk a lot of [ __ ] about Gun and what we did because I know the feeling of like like ruling the world like and it started off from the streets. The bootleggers was the [ __ ] 50 was like, "Yo, that's the promo team." Just imagine going to Jamaica Avenue and [ __ ] is every bootleggers playing Gun on there. There's 10 bootleggers. They're all playing Gunit. That was good enough for me, my [ __ ] >> But no, it it was funny you say that because that's a part of hip-hop that we lost that messed the game up too because if you heard it on Jamaica where you heard it at, >> you got to understand New York City was the hub of the bootleggers that get it to every other city. So you 52nd Street in Philly, you'll hear it on the stands. Like all them CDs and all the tapes, that [ __ ] was connected. So it was like a like y'all [ __ ] was so hot back in the day all over the country, bro. >> Y'all [ __ ] was so hot back in the day. The Muslim the Muslims had Gunit [ __ ] Muslim boys, man. >> Y got that G. I'm like, man, [ __ ] you mean you got that G. >> Let me explain something to you. Let [snorts] me explain something to you. The [ __ ] that you saying and and this is why I get crazy. >> The mixtape disappeared. That's that's also hurting the joint because the mixtape was like that was your time to play. That was your time to sample other beats to get people to give a feel for you. Now nobody even want to do that. >> You got to think even just the feeling of going to the store to buying something. Oh my god. >> I'm from 134 and God brewer. I used to get on a dollar van, go to Jamaica Avenue, go to hot wax. Everybody knew the old man in hot wax, >> right? >> Everything that came out. Yo, new Wu Tang instrumental [ __ ] My man was a DJ. Rest in peace. My man Fat Sha just going up there. Oh [ __ ] >> Instrumental tapes >> before DJ Clue. It was blend tapes. You had Ron G number 10 classic. >> See, you know, you had Grandmaster Vic. You had Dog Time. You had Jell and Re. Just [ __ ] was going there. Oh [ __ ] The high of just going in the spot and going to pick it up as a DJ or just as a fan of hip-hop was way better to me. A way better feeling. >> Yeah. >> You just too accessible now. You know what I mean? You don't get the ex you don't get the exclusivity of being getting the getting the package in your hand, >> taking it out the plastic, >> you know what I mean? Just that feeling. They they they never understand >> reading the credits in the back, seeing who the producers are. >> But that's the reason why vinyl and [ __ ] like that is getting so big right now because not even that [ __ ] got record players or any of that [ __ ] at home. It's just it's just to have something to take rip out the plastic and get that feeling that old feeling back of damn. >> You know what I mean? But let me ask you this. >> This been a hot topic all week, >> right? >> Memphis Bleak, >> right? >> Did an interview. >> You know what I mean? And they've been clipping it up on social media, you know what I mean? So, I seen a clip where you said you don't think that Jay looks out for them [ __ ] over there like 50 look out for y'all. >> And and let me explain that to you. Like, cuz [ __ ] are flipping and bouncing like 50 pay a [ __ ] bills or pay a [ __ ] taxes, right? What I'm saying by that is like we're in rooms like with Tilman, right? >> [ __ ] own the Houston Rockets. We we in rooms with [ __ ] we met [ __ ] say this guy owns the whole Brazil. We're in them rooms. So when you look at Bleeck, do you see Bleeak at the all white? Do you see him at Mike Rubin party? You ever seen him there? Have you ever seen him there? >> Oh, >> have you ever seen Bleke at a all white party? >> I never went to one. I don't know. >> You never You never You never seen him there, right? >> I don't know. >> 50 puts me and murder in rooms that [ __ ] could never get in. 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Go to Mars.com for 50% off and three free gifts when you check out Mars. Men, get your testosterone. Right. All I'm saying is you don't when when he talks, he says he has a restaurant, right? But Jay didn't want to come. Right. We got a dispensary. You think 50 didn't slide by there? Know what I'm saying? The unit dispensary. We own a dispensary. We own businesses, too. You know what I'm saying? We got successful podcast. one of the fastest growing podcasts on the value. And then I got another deal on the table and working on books and murder's working on books and we're working on films and we're in movie we're in in rooms with all these actors from Power and everything. All I'm saying is he don't put them in the rooms. So when a [ __ ] go on there and say, "Yo, when Yayo had a house, I had a house in 205. I had a house before a lot of rappers, bro. A lot of rappers came to my house and got motivated. I had houses. house is not a house. But I don't like to brag about money. I like to stay humble like you guys do cuz I know a lot of people don't got it. It's not about we like why are we talking yo yo don't wear the passport chain 50's not around. Why are we talking about [laughter] >> chains? >> That's all I'm saying. I DON'T I DON'T SEE Y'ALL [ __ ] GOT PLENTY OF MONEY. Y'ALL buy cars and watches like rich people do. >> [ __ ] ain't really talking about chains. Yo, you don't have the passport chain. >> [laughter] >> [ __ ] is said that [ __ ] >> because what it was is Yayo came back from the dead. Yayo got a second win and [ __ ] can't stand it. Sometimes it could be a [ __ ] that's around me that can't stand it. Yayo got a second win on his own without 50. I went on Vlad. Yo, you bugging. I went on Million Dollars a Game that took me there. I went on Shannon Sharp. I went on all these big platforms by myself and sold my personality just like y'all do. But [ __ ] are going to continue to hate. You had your one day on stage with Jay, which is cool. Feel good. >> What you mean to elaborate? What you mean? What day on stage? >> It was one day on stage with Jay. It's It's cool. So, I know you're going to feel good about yourself. Want to pump out your chest. Then you want to sell a record. >> What you mean when Jay just performed? >> Yeah. When Jay just performed, you have one day out. You know, we do that with 50 every other week. >> I'm not supposed to go out and get the money. We on a private jet. We eating smoked up. We chilling. >> Yo, you can't listen. Give me another meal, man. Another [laughter] something ELSE ON THE MENU. >> ALL RIGHT. CAV PERSIAN CAVIAR. We eat. >> Oh, he switched it up. See, I gota even switch >> chilling. I never see I'm a humble [ __ ] I never thought I'm a [ __ ] that never thought I was going to leave the hood. >> So, for me, I'll be still amazed meeting people like we go play. Oh [ __ ] Pers. >> Jim Carrey right here. Oh [ __ ] Fifth Got us in the room with [ __ ] Nino Brown. Snipes. I mean, you know what I'm saying? We We doing so much [ __ ] Oh [ __ ] [ __ ] Nelson Mandela right there. You know what I'm saying? Like that's what I'm saying. The rooms. All right, cool. [ __ ] blew a couple of shots at him. He might feel like, "Oh [ __ ] why this [ __ ] saying that?" What businesses you have? This is my business right here. Unit dispar dispensary. It's between Queens and Nassau. We deliver. We've been open for a while now. Shouts Murder. We have our own businesses. We doing our own thing. [ __ ] will be surprised. I just don't got to make announcements cuz I know [ __ ] [ __ ] be glazing. AND THE GLAZING AWARD GOES to Memphis Ble. [laughter] >> AND THEN LOOK, YOU ON BLACK EFFECT. SO I KNOW >> CHARLEMAGNE IS GOING TO BE LIKE, "YO, so what about yayo? Of course you want click. I It's cool. It's not a problem. I like when [ __ ] talk about me. I know I'm doing something right." >> Oh, >> that's it. No, because one of the things I did see that he said was that, >> you know, Jay don't got to take care of him, you know, >> but nobody's taking care of me. >> But hold on, let me finish. >> That's where you getting it wrong. [ __ ] don't pay my bills. Don't pay my taxes. My first house was bought off my house. Point out. Go ahead. >> He I'm glad you came in. I'm glad you clear clearing a lot of this up with it. what stripes [ __ ] got. Go and what business is. You know what I mean? >> We going to talk about what stripes [ __ ] got too. Next. >> He said something pertaining to you two murder about if >> he said something about me. >> If >> I ain't hear this. No, >> I ain't talking about me. No, maybe it wasn't you. >> Okay. >> If if if if 50 stop [ __ ] with [ __ ] for a year, it'll be over. >> [ __ ] I would be in a trap. What is you talking about? IF I CAN'T I'M A STILL A STREET [ __ ] I'M NOT on um Jay-Z Nas and them level. It's cool. I was making money before. Like [ __ ] would be like, "Yo, yo, yo, was a pack pumper." No, [ __ ] I was getting money on 134 and God brew. >> Let me say this. You can ask. >> Let me say this. Let me just say this. Hold on. Let me hold I No, no, no. I I know. Look, as far as um [ __ ] do got a successful um weed dispensary business, and I know Blee said he got a restaurant. I don't mind. We can do this too. We could go. Let's see what you made last month and we can show we made last month and we could continue to do month for month to see who's making more money as far as that business is concerned. We could go business for business as far as that, right? >> And we could go Bitcoin for Bitcoin cuz I got a bunch of those too. So, as far as me being back in the hood that that would never happen and we could show houses, too. I got a pool. We could show who houses flyer and all type of [ __ ] We could do that. We could go Bitcoin for Bitcoin. Hold Hold on. [ __ ] all that. [ __ ] all that. We could go Bitcoin for Bitcoin. We could do this. And and not to mention we got a a nice check from Valium to even do this podcast [ __ ] right? We we we getting paid like real good money to do this podcast [ __ ] And on top of that, right on top of that, I heard him talk about he put out cuz I didn't know he was talking about me. Like I I'm surprised we both surprised. I'm surprised. >> I'mma retract that. I'm surprised. But hold on. I'm surprised he he's talking about me like damn [ __ ] But on top of that, shout out to Gazi and Nema. That's Empire. I just did a deal with them for seven figures, [ __ ] with my music. So, I get paid to put out music as well. So, as far as I got a deal with Empire, I get paid to put out music, right? My dispensary is doing [ __ ] great. Shout out to my [ __ ] Mo West, the whole indoor, the unit dispo, right? We getting podcast money as well. And the [ __ ] get a whole lot of [ __ ] money with 50. It's great to perform with 50 >> all over the world. >> All over the [ __ ] world. It's great to perform with 50 all over the world. A [ __ ] D perform with 50 um probably at least 10 to 12 times out the month. That's what you call a bag. [ __ ] is hustling. [ __ ] don't depend on 50, but [ __ ] get money with 50. And I salute that and I appreciate that [ __ ] like a [ __ ] And [ __ ] with 50 creates other opportunities to get money. That's how it was easy to get the dispo and things of that like that. So it's a blessing to [ __ ] with this [ __ ] 50. But a [ __ ] don't [ __ ] not depending on 50 to get no money. Like what the [ __ ] is this [ __ ] talking about? This nigga's crazy, man. >> And the only bleak and [ __ ] all that. Hold up, man. And the only Hold up, man. And the only bleak verse I ever [ __ ] like is the one that Jay-Z wrote, [ __ ] M >> the ONLY BLEAK VERSE I EVER LIKE IS THE ONE THAT JAY-Z WROTE. >> I ain't never like a bleak verse that he wrote by himself. [ __ ] out of here. [ __ ] ain't no Memphis Bleak fans like that neither, [ __ ] >> All right. Yo, look. >> But damn, I'm surprised you talked about me. >> Now look, now look, I ain't going listen. >> You said he said something about you, [ __ ] I ain't with that [ __ ] [ __ ] talk I I ain't with it. I said a [ __ ] back in the hood is [ __ ] crazy. He was talking about me more, right? So a [ __ ] [ __ ] right? >> Why you starting like that? No, >> I'm just saying back to that [ __ ] [ __ ] I'm just I'm dead serious. Back to that right now. I am. I'm on a thousand, [ __ ] Bitcoin for Bitcoin. BANK ACCOUNT FOR BANK ACCOUNT, [ __ ] And business statements for business statements, [ __ ] And we could do it next week. >> Yo, look. >> And let's check the transactions. You know how you can scratch it out so nobody wire nobody nothing, [ __ ] Let's see how much money [ __ ] really got, [ __ ] and check the safe cuz we got the safe money too. I got a safe in the crib >> and I just took my kids first class flights on Disney. >> We was in Disney World, [ __ ] I DO [ __ ] WITH THE KIDS, [ __ ] >> You heard it was me and two of the homies and 13 kids, [ __ ] Oh, we do [ __ ] with the kids, [ __ ] >> All right, bro. I >> And my daughter be in college next year. Pardon me. I'm turned up. And the kids is in swimming school, [ __ ] >> Cuz I got a big swimming pool in the backyard, [ __ ] >> Now look, >> do you got a pool, [ __ ] No. So look, look now. >> I'm just being clear. >> All right. Now, look. >> Go ahead. Yeah. >> All right. Thank you. Let me get the floor now. Now, clearly, right? >> [ __ ] talking about chains, right? Why we not talking about trust? Life insurance, right? Why we not talking about the >> trust is the trust is very important. Life insurance. Very important. >> Life insurance. Why we not talking about real estate? >> Oh, I got the trust, too. >> You got to let me go, though. >> I'm just part I forgot to mention that. I got the trust, too, [ __ ] You got >> cuz I'm financially >> liquid. Like, I'm on point. >> Okay, I got you. Let me finish though. Right. [ __ ] talk about the passport. Right. I'm a [ __ ] like when >> meant to say legit not look quit. >> Right. This [ __ ] crazy. >> Gilly. Gilly. Wow. Look. I'm a [ __ ] when we in room. Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. This little D. >> I got you. I got you. >> Yo. So look a [ __ ] talking about >> I was figuring out. I was trying to figure out what's the quit. [laughter] >> Yo, I'm going to let them have they don't stop. [laughter] Yeah, that [ __ ] bother. Get this [ __ ] off. Get them ashes. >> Oh, don't worry about the ashes, [ __ ] >> We getting money. We ain't worried about that. See, I'm repping my unit. >> [ __ ] [ __ ] is wrong. >> Now, Gilly. Now, Gilly, right? >> Smoked up. >> It We older now, right? [ __ ] is heading towards their 50s or 50, right? [ __ ] is talking about chains, cars, still the regular same [ __ ] we was talking about in our 20s. >> [ __ ] ain't talking about trust. >> And I wear my chains everywhere I go. [ __ ] you see my [ __ ] [ __ ] And my [ __ ] is bigger than yours and more expensive than all your [ __ ] [ __ ] You see me, [ __ ] Everywhere I go, [ __ ] When I'm with 50 and when I'm without them, [ __ ] I wear my [ __ ] everywhere, [ __ ] Brooklyn, TURN UP GANG. BANG BANG, [ __ ] Back to that [ __ ] Yo, damn. He turned He turned to younger [ __ ] >> I'm just saying, [ __ ] He told me a [ __ ] was talking about me. I didn't know a [ __ ] said that about me, [ __ ] [ __ ] crazy. Yo yo yo yo. Did you not crazy, [ __ ] >> Oh, no. But what I'm saying is you got to be crazy, [ __ ] are still talking about the same [ __ ] Chains, >> cars, all the [ __ ] that make [ __ ] get broke fast, right? >> Yeah. >> Chains, cars. This episode of Me and I Game is brought to you by Stella Blue. If you're anything like me, you want coffee that are actually convenient, but you don't want to sacrifice taste because it's coming out of a can. That's why I've been drinking Stella Blue coffee, ready to drink can lattes. They've made with 100% Colombian coffee packed 190 milligrams of natural caffeine and actually tastes like a coffee shop latte, not watered down gas station coffee. Whether you go sweet cream or cafe mocha, they're smooth, creamy, and ready whenever you are. They're perfect for a commute, the office, the gym, road trips, or those mornings when you don't have five minutes to wait in line. And here's the best part. Every Ready to Drink can buy helps. 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I put three kids through college. >> Shout out to that. That's real [ __ ] Shout out to that. >> But you But the thing is, [ __ ] be like, "Yo, where your kids? Where you? When you a threat, when you got so much beef as we had, I'm not gonna put my kids on a gram for you to see. So you could put them on a shirt to play games with me because I'm we gonna take it to a whole another level. That's how a [ __ ] gonna feel in his brain. I'm not going to put my moms and pops up there for you to see. I'm not playing with that cuz we had so much beef with real [ __ ] the henchman's, the worlds, the uh the Ps. You know what I'm saying? I went through so much [ __ ] in life with beef. Like I'm humble, bro. I know like with the like what stripes does a [ __ ] like Bleke have? I'm not trying to turn up or glorify none of that, but I got stripes, bro. I had real beef, was on the island, came home, went jail the next day to the feds. You know what I'm saying? Had to deal with every beef fifth had to deal with. Cribs getting shot up, fights, brawls, all kind of [ __ ] Bulletproof trucks getting shot up, [ __ ] cribs getting all kinds of [ __ ] going on, bro. You understand what I'm saying? And it's nothing to glorify. I've been through so much that it's like I feel like I ain't got nothing to prove to none of these [ __ ] bro. I had all kind of cars, bulletproof trucks, Bentleys, Benzes, Bendy, whatever cars I got now, I wouldn't even show [ __ ] on the ground cuz as much drama as we had street anxiety, you going to always watch your back. But for Oblique, what I'm saying is no disrespect to him. It's just real [ __ ] [ __ ] Fifth going to put us in the room. When you see a Michael Rubin party, y'all just said, "Do you see a bleak?" You see Odell, you see Travis Scott, you see these [ __ ] you see that [ __ ] Have you ever seen Bleeck at one of them shits? >> I'm going to say this. >> Have you ever seen Bleke at a brunch? I don't even know. >> I'mma say this. I'mma say this. Shout out to y'all. >> No, we the most hated. That's what it is. >> No, shout out to y'all. >> And [ __ ] could keep hating and it's all good. Shout out. Listen, the the the thing about it is >> but when [ __ ] about to hate when you about to drop a single like don't hate and be like, "Yo, I got this new record cuz we all know that's the promo." >> But I like I said, back to Charlemagne. Charlemagne, that's my guy. But I know yo, I'mma talk about Yo, cuz yo, that [ __ ] right now. Yo, I'm right. Listen, >> they both on what? The black effect. Y'all got to get his [ __ ] popped. You on my [ __ ] back. You just was on stage with Jay. Feel good. Shout out to Bleak. He felt good. It's all good. First of all, shout out to Bleak, man. Shout out to the brothers, man. I understand. In this world, we we we grown ass, man. People People got >> I'mma be back in the hood. Shout out to [ __ ] I don't know, man. >> I don't know what was said. I'm going just say this, man. >> [ __ ] said no. For clarify, the [ __ ] took it a little too far cuz he said without 50, we'd be in a shelter. I was getting money outside. I was hustling. >> So, hold on. So, hold on. So, >> no. He finished talking. >> Wait, wait. So, I JUST WANT TO ASK YOU A QUESTION. LET ME JUST ASK YOU. [ __ ] COULD TRY TO downplay what I was doing up there, but [ __ ] know I was getting money. I had workers up there and I'm not trying to glorify I was getting money before this rap [ __ ] And it wasn't >> so for the record. He was talking about both of y'all, right? >> Yeah. >> All right. Okay. All right. Cool. So, cuz you said like >> I mean he was he was he was spazzing out. I know he had little Don Holy. He >> did. He said if it wasn't for him though, give him a money or something. >> He said [ __ ] was in correct money before I met 50. >> I'm going correct you though. I ain't correct. I was GETTING LET ME CORRECT Y'ALL. I WAS GETTING MONEY ON 134. LISTEN, I was getting money on 134 and God brew at 15 BEFORE RAP [ __ ] RAP [ __ ] WAS NEVER a plan for me, my [ __ ] I was in the streets getting money. >> But you'll never go back to the street, so don't say. >> I'M NOT SAYING I don't not trying to glorify it, but what I'm saying is how you going to say I'mma be in the shelter when I was not even rapping. I wasn't in the shelter. MY PARENTS GOT MY MY MOM'S IS HAITIAN, BRO. Back in the days, my parents work hard. You know what I'm saying? We Haitian. It's in our blood to work. Like you said, right? My mom's house cost 50,000 back in the days. The one that got shut up, you know how much it's worth now? Probably almost a million dollars cuz it's near the airport. Like, [ __ ] my family own property. We ain't poor. LIKE, I'LL BE BACK IN THE SHELTER. IF I WAS EVER [ __ ] UP, I can go back in my mom's crib. And you know what? That [ __ ] is [ __ ] 900,000 cuz it's right by JFK. You can look it up. [ __ ] are selling cribs over there for 800,000. The one that got shot up. Oh, why your mom still in the hood? Them houses is worth damn near a million dollars cuz they're right by JFK. So how you going to say to a [ __ ] "Yo, y'all [ __ ] be in the shelter." [ __ ] are just when you when you under [ __ ] make good investments like bitcoins and all type of [ __ ] [ __ ] >> look, when you [ __ ] with a [ __ ] and other 50 and J, [ __ ] are always going to have something to say. So it wasn't like we in the same position, me and Bleke, right? Cuz he got Jay, I got 50. All I was saying is 50 put us in them rooms. Like y when I said when he had a Michael Ruben party, y'all both got quiet. >> I mean there I don't be looking and [ __ ] >> Yeah. Me I don't know if a [ __ ] was at that party or not. But all I'm trying I'm going say this going back. It's all about make good investments with your money. He's not going back to the streets like he just said some cuz he said I'll go back. I know how to hustle. I'm like leave that alone. But I will say this. I just told you my mom's house is worth $900. >> Yeah. And I know and I know a lot of [ __ ] >> If I lost everything right now, I can go right back to my mom's crib. It's cool. That [ __ ] is worth money. We We good. >> And And Tony, >> I stay humble. See, I don't like talking about this money [ __ ] cuz I touch real money, lost real money, and made real money again. >> But I'm say this. I'mma say this though, Tony. I will say this. >> Like, I'll be, you know, I be places. So, I know about I ain't gonna say to the people. I know about your new show coming out. I ain't I ain't gonna say nothing. I'll be in rooms. I'll be in I'll be in rooms about >> I'll be in rooms. I'll be in rooms. >> That's why Wait until you see my next show. Shout out to Complex, man. That's why Shout out to Complex. >> That's why [ __ ] is talking about business that [ __ ] else. >> Shout out to Great. >> Oh yeah. >> Shout out to Shout my be. You made that happen. You know what's going on. I know what's going on. >> Yeah. I got another deal. Shout out to Complex. Got that food show deal. The feed yo show. It's coming soon. You catch me on Netflix soon. I'm in some [ __ ] I can't talk about. Like we making big moves. Me and 50 me and this [ __ ] taking acting classes like we getting money together. This [ __ ] doing great. >> I don't want to hear that [ __ ] We doing the scene right now. Come on. What's the scene? Love >> action. Listen. I'm going go I'm going to go right into the scene. We going to see if these boys >> hold on but tell us the scene. >> I'm just going to freestyle. Don't even Let me go ahead. Just tell me action. >> All right. You ready and action? >> Murder. Like you messed the package up again, man. Okay. But like I told you about that the last time. You lucky you still got 10 hands. I mean you lucky you still got 10 fingers and 10 feet. I mean you're lucky. >> Come on, man. All right. You ready? It was good but he [ __ ] up. I was ready. He [ __ ] up. I'm your hit man. Let me go back in. >> I'm your hit man. You ready in action? >> Murder man. Like you know because of your brother man. Rest in peace to Big Paul man. He's the only reason that I give you these [music] opportunities. But I'm feeling like the street game thing ain't for you, man. It's the this is the the 10 times you you messed the package up and and to my understanding, you [music] still got 10 fingers and 10 hands. And I'm trying to question myself to see am I [ __ ] or not. So what what you think? >> I mean, I know you and my brother Big Paul had a relationship. And um honestly, I'm a whole lot different than Big Paul. And as far as me having [music] all my fingers and toes, they going to remain there. [laughter] It's it's it's it's your [music] peoples that [ __ ] up the package, homie. I don't know what's the [ __ ] going on with your crew, but you need to check one of your [ __ ] cuz me and my peoples is on point with this [ __ ] Period. >> Well, first of all, my man. Oh, calm down. First of first of all, no, it was a whole first of all. >> Now, now first of all, Murder. >> Now, now, first of all, Murder, that energy that you giving me is telling me that you trying to reconnect with Big Paul, so you better watch how you speaking [laughter] to me. >> That was even better. That was [laughter] out. >> But you guys acting GILLY'S THE ACTOR. YOU EVER ACT AGAIN? >> YEAH. Seen the movie. Rest in peace. I was nip. >> I was ready to come in. I was ready to come in like this. Hey, listen boss. >> Rep City got cancelled a long time ago. [laughter] >> Doing too much talking. [ __ ] doing too much talking. >> He going to tell me I'm ready to reconnect with Big Boss. >> Yo, you ever get in acting, [ __ ] Cuz I remember the what was the movie with Nipy? I was in Ring. Ring put me in like >> You was in a couple of movies with him. >> Ving put me in like eight movies, man. >> They call me Gil Smith when I'm acting, man. >> No, you was good. >> What you bubbling, man? They got to take a [ __ ] back. >> Feel me, man. Got to take a [ __ ] man. Look at him. [ __ ] playing for the Shitsburg Steelers. Look at him. [laughter] >> Starting live back for the Shitsburg Steelers. >> How was that um on movie set with Nick? >> I mean, when I was on movie set with Ving and Nip, right? You know, Nick wasn't really known like that yet. I think this was 2009. Mhm. >> You know what I mean? And uh honestly, what's so crazy is I already had knew I was in the movie, right? And uh Vin called me >> and he was like, "Yo, I met this kid. He I'm telling you, man. He remind me of you." And I was like, "Yeah." He was like, "Yeah, man. But he look he looked like Snoop Dog." >> So, you know, I'm like, "All right, cool. All right." I went out. I met with I met uh with Nip, you know what I mean? We was on set together, you know what I mean? Going through our [ __ ] and all that and we just was kicking it. Went to the studio with him, you know what I mean? >> We were just kicking it, you know what I mean? But but Nick was smart as [ __ ] you know what I mean? Nick was the first, he was my first like uh time like my first like seeing an intelligent gang member, you know what I mean? Cuz going out, this was early me going to LA, so I ain't really know a lot of [ __ ] out there like that. knew a couple people, but you know, most of the [ __ ] that I met that was gang members, them [ __ ] was hood, >> just straight, you know what I mean? >> Nip was more spoke like with a different tone. >> Just seemed like he wanted more and [ __ ] you know what I mean? >> And that goes back to the trust and [ __ ] He's kicking, >> you know? >> Like [ __ ] will look at me a certain way, but like I said, three of my kids went to college. >> Yeah. >> My last kid is going to college. Where your kids at? I'm not going to put them on the grand. We had mad ops. I had ops my whole life. We had ops before [ __ ] was saying [ __ ] was ops. >> Right. I mean that's that's something that I'm most proud of that both of both of my daughters graduated college. You know >> my last son he you know he my son he my youngest he's going to college this year. >> I went to him. Facts. >> And look when when he graduated you know what I did? We was working. >> Yeah. >> That's what we do. See the thing what I always glorify 50 for and say [ __ ] for is because sometimes you got to sacrifice for things. You got to sacrifice for success, >> right? >> You got to sacrifice for your family. >> So I might miss my son graduation or Christmas, >> but I'm making money that day to take care of whatever I got to take care of. >> I'm going just say this now, Murder. Like this my whole thing, man. >> What do one have to do to make it into the wrap up at the end of the year? What do they have to do bad or what they have to do good? No. And let me ask you a question. No, no, no. And let me put a question on top of that. Right. The wrap-up, right? >> I need you to keep it 100%. >> Don't don't don't don't. Nah. I need to keep it 100%. Anybody ever [ __ ] up and you ain't throw him in a wrap-up because you like, man, that's my man. I can't do it to him. >> Good question. >> Yeah, I did. >> You was biased >> a couple times. Yeah. >> Murder was biased. And I'm going to say this murder. >> I was like, "Nah, that's the homie, man." I was like, "I can't do that." >> Who you spared? >> You know, I ain't going to say that. [laughter] >> I'm going to say this murder. >> I ain't I got a call a couple times, too. Like, yo, son. >> Leave me out that [ __ ] man. >> Oh, man. You know what I mean? Leave me out there, boy. I call a couple times. I like >> this what I believe. This what I believe, Tony. >> What murder? This how I believe the wrap up is real. I said to myself, listen to it. Different years. I said he got to have a book or write [ __ ] down every month of the year to be able to remember this much [ __ ] I said he gota I said I said he got to write [ __ ] down. I just said he got to write [ __ ] down every month. He just dro little [ __ ] down specifically for the join the dumb [ __ ] that happened a screenshot something because it's like how do you it's too much to break down in that at the end of the year you just do it off the flip. You know what's crazy while I need to do that >> but I don't and I [ __ ] up and put the pressure and yeah tell you right cuz he watch so what I do is no wrap up his last >> I wait I wait probably to around >> cuz I be trying to tell myself I ain't doing that [ __ ] no more [ __ ] this [ __ ] right do that >> I wait every year around probably Thanksgiving >> damn you >> facts Thanksgiving to start taking it serious start looking for beats and all that [ __ ] now I'm start looking for topics and yeah know because from that time from around November >> I'm going crazy he be stressed like yo what the [ __ ] is you doing you ain't got it yet >> I told him he should do that like start that [ __ ] early but >> no just wait >> so I like I like to wait for some reason I don't know and I like I I actually I actually holl at people on Instagram like yo man what the [ __ ] y'all really want to hear about what really happened besides me remembering certain things that was really big for the year like it do be a lot of [ __ ] but not everything don't be worthy >> no everything ain't worthy >> everything ain't worthy I'm thinking Right. And no, when November come, if you got a patch each month, you going to be able to pull the the most powerful. You going to be able to pull the stuff out that's worthy. And then you could dress it up with some people that might get notable mentions, right? Cuz some people you might be like, "Yo, what's the name? Had a nice album." Boom boom boom. That [ __ ] was, you know, I mean, however, but it's like I said to myself, he got cuz I'm like, how the [ __ ] he >> No, I ain't going I put so much pressure on myself around that time. That's why I be thinking about stop doing this [ __ ] Maybe if I did do it that way, it would be easier because it'd be so much pressure I start locking in. And then I got the young kids right in the crib. So it be so much pressure that that's the holiday time like talking about Christmas and things of that nature. >> So they be seeing me so consumed with that rap. I'm just locked in beats and trying to figure out all this [ __ ] They like god damn damn. >> I think with the podcast you should stop the rapper up. We ain't going to have no guests. No. >> I just got to keep this [ __ ] going, baby. >> No, I love the rapper. But when Red Run run down on them and Jermaine Depri, >> he always say run down Red Run my man. Shout out to >> Shout the Red Run. Shout the Red Runs. >> Yeah, he love the rap. Appreciate the Red Run. >> Yeah, man. We going We going We squashing the beef, man. All the beefs we squashing. No more drama. Drama, man. We let y'all get that [ __ ] off y'all chest. >> I be seeing y'all in drama as well though. >> What? What drama? >> But how y I see going back. It be back and forth thing. But how y'all deal with easing? >> No. See, I I can't deal with it cuz be trying to >> No, I shut him down. I >> like No, cuz I be having some [ __ ] I be wanting to say. >> You know what I mean? I got to calm him down cuz it be like >> you be really wanting to go crazy trying to calm him down. >> I'll be really wanting to say something like just like >> just tell him let me say one thing. >> No, I'm not letting him say nothing, man. >> No, this would be my whole thing. This be my whole thing. >> Just let me say one thing. >> I don't be trying to I'll be like certain things don't need no acknowledgement. I be like bro like like like for instance >> I tell these [ __ ] that all the time. >> If I shoot at one of your if somebody anybody >> take it a certain way sometimes. >> What you mean? like you scared off or he said something or run with the narrative he said or he said something to this [ __ ] but now you don't want to say something to this >> can I say something can I say something real >> see I don't give >> have you ever seen Have you ever seen Let me just say this >> I don't care about it but those be the narrative >> I understand I understand at a certain age you get somewhere but I never seen a scared bank account in my life >> you ain't never lying about that >> I never seen a scared bank account >> I love that that's going to be my new [ __ ] >> I never seen a scared bank account bank accounts don't have emot I just told you about another even winning or losing I got another one >> arguing about >> I got the volume and another one I'm not worried about what [ __ ] like I'm A [ __ ] LIKE I GOT I'M INTO LIKE MARBLE tables and [ __ ] PVC look I got to come on my [ __ ] is in ground shut food I want >> Oh I said you said pool >> I need a ground pools >> he ready to go in ground SHUT UP THIS WHAT I'M SAYING THAT WAS [laughter] MY FIRST LOOK LOOK, HOLD ON. NO, NO, NO. LET'S KEEP IT REAL. >> LIKE I SAID, FOOD, >> I DONE HAD LISTEN, I DONE I DONE HAD THREE CONDOS in the city. You know how much condos in the city cost? >> 25th Street. >> Yeah. >> Right. >> Then [ __ ] um the second one was No, I'm going to say two in the city. 25th Street, Battery Park. The Battery Park. I came out my building and see the Statue of Liberty, bro. >> You always saying about Battery Park. >> You know what I'm saying? Legendary. >> Boom. That's beautiful. I could walk around. barefoot out there. No glass, no garbage, no rats, no nothing. Right. >> No, it's rats, [ __ ] >> N there's no rats in Battery Park. >> I was going to be exterminated. There's no rats over there. >> City got the most rats in the [laughter] country. >> You don't really We done started knocking them shits out. You don't even see rats in a [ __ ] what they live in. >> BATTERY PARK. YOU'RE NOT seeing no rats. >> Call some rats in that. Look, then I moved to Bayside. And then you know what I said at in my 20s? You know what I said? That's why I like when [ __ ] talk [ __ ] Yo, you know what [ __ ] said? fifth and everybody. Y'all wasting money on >> Can I say this? >> Hold on. Hold on. Y'all wasting money on these condos. >> I'm reading this. >> Go get a house. >> I'm reading this. I got to read this about some rats >> there. Listen. >> New York City, there is an exact count because rats live undergrounds and sidewalls. No, it's not. No, it's not. Listen. LISTEN. AND LISTEN. >> THEY GOT EXTERMINATOR teams out there. You don't even see rats in the city like this [ __ ] Listen, listen. You don't see rats like that, >> bro. This was Friday when I researched this. I study this [ __ ] I'm telling you. Listen. I used to be exterminated in prison. >> So Philly don't got rats? >> No, they got them everywhere. Listen, I studied this [ __ ] [laughter] but listen listen there listen. There is an exact count because rats live underground inside walls and move consistently. >> Okay? >> But best scientific estimate put New York City rats population roughly two to three million rats. >> Estimate two to three million rats. Human population is 8.5. No. >> Okay. Now look up. Now look up. >> Wait wait wait WAIT WAIT THIS NOW. >> THAT AIN'T EVEN THE [ __ ] >> LOOK LOOK LOOK UP. OH, WE talking about Nah. >> Look now here, Gilly. I just >> don't [ __ ] on New York. We [laughter] just won a chip. What are y'all gonna do this year? All right, cool. >> He did win a chip. >> We win a chip. What are y'all going to do this year? >> Facts. >> What are y'all? Y'all had to go get Jaylen Brown back there like that [ __ ] He like, "That ain't the [ __ ] [laughter] [ __ ] toad on me." >> Everywhere. Now listen, y'all didn't if you look it up, [ __ ] the government has spent millions of dollars on rat patrol. There's people that's getting paid big money >> to kill the rats. Look, when I'm in a city like now, I swear to God, it's a lower count of rats because they're paying these [ __ ] like a crazy exterminators like a crazy amount of hour to kill mad rats in ground pets. You can look it up. >> All right, I believe you. >> Look at the budget. >> I believe you. But for that nick [ __ ] that [ __ ] over with y'all one and done, man. [ __ ] Be another 111 years before you [ __ ] win again. Got Jayen Brown. You [ __ ] right. Y'all done. Y'all [ __ ] done. And LeBron will be there. LeBron will be here on Monday, [ __ ] Time out. Time out. Time out. Time out. Time out. Time out. Time out. Let me just clarify. Be here Monday, [ __ ] Cuz cuz Let me just clarify something. Let me just clarify something cuz I got to straighten this [ __ ] out. >> You had a Knicks jersey on. Shut up. >> No, that's my team. That was my team. That season is over. I'm back on the sixes right now. That was I was doing recon. >> This nigga's crazy. >> I was doing No, they had me diver. >> They had me doing some diversion cuz they I didn't want no They didn't want nobody to know that they was coming. They was making a trade. So, I had to act. >> Y'all just Yo, everybody's mad because New York won. Let's just keep it real. Ever since the 80s, [ __ ] just hated New York. >> I got to say this. I got to say this. Can I just say >> Let's keep it You can you agree [ __ ] if [ __ ] New York [ __ ] come anywhere out of town. Yo, nah. If New York [ __ ] >> cuz the New York [ __ ] listen cuz y'all [ __ ] loud and yo ain't nothing. Let's just keep it real. New York [ __ ] hated New York [ __ ] >> New York [ __ ] think better. Can Can I finish? >> Now you got to understand. >> New York [ __ ] think they better than every other [ __ ] Can I finish? Can I finish? >> New York [ __ ] think in [ __ ] mind >> that they better than every other [ __ ] on the planet because they was born in New York. That [ __ ] don't mean nothing. That's why nobody's going to tell you faster where the [ __ ] they from than a New York [ __ ] I'm from New York, son. And then Brooklyn [ __ ] ain't even from New York. They from Brooklyn. You know WHY [ __ ] SAY THAT? BECAUSE IF YOU MAKE IT IN New York, you can make it anywhere in the world. >> This is a CITY THAT NEVER SLEEPS. >> IF YOU MAKE IT IN New York, you can make it anywhere. Yo, you could be ready to get into a fight with a [ __ ] out of town. Philly [ __ ] be trying to make from New York. Yeah, but but what about y'all [ __ ] be drawn? >> New York [ __ ] get they assint got ASSIG in my joint but listening in my joint Philly [ __ ] like funny ass slang I'm draw quickly aggressive to tell a [ __ ] [ __ ] we from Philly son. No, because a [ __ ] tell you from New York cuz he feel like, yo, I'm anywhere I go in the world. A [ __ ] feel like that [ __ ] MEANS SOMETHING. >> NO, NO, NO. YOU'RE NOT LISTENING. New York and New York [ __ ] >> Hold on. Let me say this. New York. Let me say this. New York [ __ ] New York [ __ ] is the most delusional [ __ ] on planet [ __ ] earth. >> Now you [ __ ] bugging. You can finish. CAN I TALK? NEW YORK. >> YEAH. Can I finish saying what I'm saying? Listen, the thing about New York, >> you can't you can't talk with the thing about New York is this is a big city, so it's hard to survive. >> Can I just get you already snapped out 50 times? >> Listen, it's a [laughter] N cuz he said the most delusional [ __ ] is. You don't know what I'm about to say. >> You delusional. >> You don't know what I'm about to say. >> You can't You can't critique something that you don't know what I'm about to say. >> No, listen. No, you're not hearing me. >> I'm not letting HIM SAY THAT. WELL, I GOT TO DO your thing. >> YOU DIDN'T HEAR WHAT I SAID. DELUSIONAL [ __ ] >> LISTEN, LISTEN. Listen to what you said. We delusional. >> I THINK IT'S CUZ WE STARTED HIP-HOP. >> Can you listen to what I'm saying? Hip-hop. Yeah. Yo, part of being hip-hop. Yeah. Yo, part of being 50. Yeah. Yo, part of being 52 is listening to >> Listen to what he said. >> I'm listening to you. I'm not 52. >> You can't You can't say You can't say what the [ __ ] What the [ __ ] You can't argue about some [ __ ] You don't know what the [ __ ] you arguing ABOUT. YOU SAID DELUSIONAL. NEW YORK [ __ ] ARE THE MOST DELUSIONAL. [laughter] THAT'S ALL I HAD TO HEAR. Go ahead. FINISH. THAT'S ALL I had to hear. >> Promise. Okay, let me finish now. The New York [ __ ] is the most delusional [ __ ] on planet. >> Cut him off because of the delusion. Can you Can you hear? Can you listen? Can you listen? I see why he cut off. Can you listen? >> You said delusion. Can you listen? Let me finish. I'm all right. I heard you guys. He said it before. He said [ __ ] right here. You said delusional delusional said it before in line. Listen. All right. Go ahead. We got to be adults at some point. Go ahead. [laughter] I'm listen. Go ahead. >> You got How you going to argue and you don't know what you arguing? Go ahead. My >> New York [ __ ] is the most delusional [ __ ] on planet earth. >> That's what he said. >> These [ __ ] is the only [ __ ] that you can go anywhere. You could go anywhere on planet earth. You could be in Nigeria and you gonna see a [ __ ] >> Listen to him. >> Listen. Watch. [laughter] >> This why you don't get [ __ ] the d the don Julio man. [laughter] Go ahead. >> That delusional [ __ ] is crazy to me >> because if you listen it is [ __ ] delusion. They could be in Nigeria. They could be in Atlanta. They could be in Africa. They could be in Alaska. They could be in any part of Europe. You can bump into a [ __ ] from New York and he gonna tell you, "Son, whatever you need, I got you. I run this shit." No, YOU DON'T. YOU IN ALABAMA. What the [ __ ] are you talking about? >> You can't have one [ __ ] and say all [ __ ] mentality, man. Bro, every [ __ ] that's from New York in Atlanta, tell me I run this [ __ ] out here, son. [laughter] >> [ __ ] what the [ __ ] are you talking about? You grew up in the Bronx. You've been out here for a year and a half. What the [ __ ] [laughter] did you mean? You run this. So, you don't WHAT YOU DON'T REALIZE IS YOU DON'T KNOW THAT THEY GOT A QUEEN. THEY GOT A QUEEN IN ATLANTA. THEY GOT A BROOKLYN DAY IN ATLANTA. THEY MIGHT HAVE A BRONX DAY IN ATLANTA. THE WHOLE NEW YORK IS IN ATLANTA. >> EXACTLY. >> I just told you they could be in Alaska. >> It ain't [ __ ] out there, too, [ __ ] >> It's going to be a New York [ __ ] out there talking about [laughter] son. I'm from Brooklyn, son. I run this [ __ ] son. Whatever you need, son. Holl at me, son. Why would I be a you? You've been out HERE FOR 90 DAYS. The [ __ ] do you think you running this [ __ ] You know what it is? Everywhere. Yo, >> yo, you draw. >> You know I'm telling the truth. I know I'm telling the truth. Every [ __ ] man. That's >> I'm trying to figure out. Look, every every time I go to like another state, I'm trying to figure out why [ __ ] hate New York. So, >> can I say this? We don't. Can I say this? >> No, not saying, but a lot of out of town [ __ ] be like, "Yo, New York [ __ ] is cocky." >> We came up like that. Like when you come cocky or pause now? >> I don't know. Never did. It's not. >> Uhuh. >> Ain't you a certain age? You can't say that. You got to say >> n you got to say I can't say anything >> cuz I say some wild [ __ ] I'm I'm back in the day [ __ ] cuz I'm back in the day. I don't know this. Like >> come on man. >> It's still valid for certain [ __ ] I could you still I mean damn we half [ __ ] are halfund man. 55 man. Move >> the [ __ ] out of here. >> Halfund man >> [ __ ] 50 [laughter] in like two weeks [ __ ] in two weeks. >> And I'm happy to be a 50 ball [ __ ] You better hope you make it to 50, [ __ ] >> Yo, why y'all [ __ ] think [ __ ] age shame now? No, nobody shame. >> No, I'm just saying like [ __ ] ain't out the hospital about his cholesterol of a month. >> I'm happy though. He lying, not me. >> I'm glad I got old. I survived a lot of [ __ ] man. >> Health is >> I'm going say this. Can I say this though? I just want to get this across cuz cuz nobody was listening to me. >> Oh, this rat [ __ ] back there. >> They reproduce incredibly fast. A female rat. >> No, listen. No, listen. Listen, listen. I study this [ __ ] crazy, but I study the world. So, listen. It say they reproduce extremely fast. A female rat can have four to seven litters a year with six to 12 pups per litter. Under favor, listen, listen. Unfavor, under favorable conditions, a pair of rats can lead to descendants. >> See, this is what I say. This is the New York hate. All every time y'all [ __ ] bring up rats, >> [ __ ] know y'all got rats. >> Yankee hats. Y'ALL BRING UP THE SAME [ __ ] over and over again. SOMETIMES I FEEL LIKE [ __ ] look in the culture in the rap game and that's Tony Million worth of game. >> That was funny. I'm saying is this [ __ ] >> We ain't argue about no [ __ ] rats. >> Hey murder, LET ME EXPLAIN SOME [ __ ] you talking about. >> Murder, do you know it's gangs of rats in New York, >> man? [ __ ] all that dress like that. [laughter] I ain't listening till you need to wallow.