CHECC'N IN SEASON 2 EPISODE 1 SNOOP DOGG

this big you tv superstar snoop dogg on the mic what it do right now when you hop off the plane check it ken how sweet check in well that's what made you aggressive then yeah that's why yeah that's why i was trying to [ __ ] people up out there because i was a football player cause if not [ __ ] get hot you better check it in when you in the bay check in when did you ever really learn how to play the drums i had to well like i said i grew up in a church okay but i mean but also you got to realize that was about what went and this season two of check it in guys to check in man everywhere i go i check in man no i don't get checked i check in it's a big difference man season two are checking in we got the legendary dog father walking in come on dog what up baby the big homie yes sir tv superstar neighborhood come on man you look good man i like the new setting y'all got y'all they moved on up like the jefferson you got darts got the block up oh real uniforms from uh guys that either made it or guys that's making it i know how rondo is i know how much he means down up there i know i know that's the young the young man that's representing the family line and keeping that name alive just graduated right yeah you just graduated and shout out to my nephew day on for graduating man you know i remember when he played for the uh for the crenshaw bears the beers y'all went to the super bowl to stay at the uh home depot yep and i just watched him grow into the fine young man that he is man you and your wife did an amazing job with him man man we appreciate it man we had a lot of help along the way though that [ __ ] was amazing though you know good examples right see one thing i can say about the snoopy football league which people don't know is that this is probably the greatest thing that ever happened to the west coast because it ends the gang violence it puts people like me and you in a position to be mentors and to take all the bad things that we've done and make good things out of it with the kids that follow us from my perspective when you started the snoop league you actually put gang put put league teams in each neighborhood that was influenced by gangs and gang members who had sons had to go commune with other people who they would have never talked to before you had dudes and may train on teams sons on tv 60s yeah dudes bloods or teams with crips but i was just looking out for the kids but the beauty of it all was they put the gangs to the back and put the kids to the front real tough and we survived it we started 2005 it's 2022 we 17 years strong you didn't put kids through college you didn't put kids to the nfl so it's like we didn't add our hands directly on it to where when people see you they call you coach yes sir how'd that feel to you when somebody say coach instead of big homie hey man that mean it's beautiful hey you came answer but you know what's funny though i didn't deal so many i'll be remembering all of them let me tell you this how about i'm at the gas station one night by myself i i tell security i wouldn't even you know what i'm saying i'm on my own little thing riding five little dudes pull up on me and i'm like damn they finna get me they like what's happening coach snoop you coached against us we played for coach schmidty and compton and blah oh my god my heart was beating so fast and i was like man can we get a picture with you man we played in your league i was like oh man great great things that we've done yeah come back to to haunt us like that in a good way all the time i get it you get all the time man i get it from dude i get it from little dudes who grew up to men and they from all over it and they like coach you so that's that really make me feel good because i know i have impacted somebody else's life in a great way regardless of what other people are saying i know i've reached some of these young fellas and then it's even girls too because i know you get it because your cheerleader squad we just want my chili just won first place for the first time one jam yeah quench your cheese our ladies but that is what we do though it's like we started about our kids let's just be honest it was about our kids in the beginning let me make sure my son and he's straight right then it went to okay what about the other kids on the team all right they spending the night now when they spend the night at your house now it becomes i mean my kids spent night at your house yeah they did yeah okay that's but that's what football do yeah you get what i'm saying but they got to go to your house before i did because of football yes but that's the beauty of what we did and what we built in the league so shout out to everybody behind the scenes come on man i'm proud of what we built homie like i'm so proud that i don't even have to be a part of it i left coaching for like three years and my league did amazing now i'm back coaching it feels good to be back on the field with them six-year-olds to be back in the mix with the babies man cause i love the kids and i really love to i can touch all the kids even if i don't coach you and i see you and i get a picture with you i chop it up with you i coach against you that's an experience that kid gonna remember forever ever but i seen you at that buccaneer game that's why i first seen you in orange county when one of your sons was playing for them and i seen you as a dad i see you at the game as a dad and i'm like i'm gonna [ __ ] about his [ __ ] and i see him as a dad i'm a [ __ ] but i'm a dad you got to put that in the front put the dad's side in the front so that way he can maximize him being a [ __ ] because he's going to be able to speak to the kids that you can't talk to exactly nah bro like i tell all the time that was so big and so honorable when you did that because really that helped me with my contract like i got the gang contract with the city so what i was able to do that nobody else could do i was able to mirror what we do with the kids and then bring all the dudes that was from different games that was part of different programs and bringing that to them so when we was doing the gang of division i was able to use the sports part and it helped like we already on the field and so i was able to go get them dudes who who i knew had already made the transition to deal with whoever could come to their kids and so natalie when you get them to get them to jobs they help kill a lot of the gang violence in l.a but i got another one though man look your wife the the boss lady yeah when you made you made a statement earlier bringing them kids to your house [ __ ] we moved kids in my wife is a gangster i give her a double shout out for that because she the type of person that like when kids come over and she feel like she can help them more than you know their situation they're in she allowed kids to move in with us like move in and they went to school with us they live with us they naturally would go see their parents but it was like she got that kind of heart you know what i'm saying i was just there getting the credit as the coach but she did all the hard work so i know your wife had to go through the same [ __ ] cause you had 20 30 kids spitting out at your house 20 30 minutes i had i had kids that had all kind of issues yeah you had the boys i had before we started the snoop stars you had them i had them but i had the rough ones man you know and i gotta say shouts out to my wife stacy shouts out to the boss because the things that they have to deal with is only could be a certain kind of woman that could deal with they what they had to do what they had to deal with dealing with us man come on man i always say that when i remember when i told you when you when you was your uh anniversary i told your wife i said i don't know how you wouldn't but you you doing i don't know how you stick in with it but i feel the same way about my wife like i don't know how y'all do it but y'all some amazing women amazing we came to your anniversary right how the [ __ ] did you have corey holcomb up there or doing jokes doing jokes you said it [ __ ] man yeah be darn like a [ __ ] i love that [ __ ] can't be ready you might want to go see it by yourself if you take your girl you gonna have a fight on the way home you can believe that oh it's gonna be some [ __ ] man i was sitting in there man i was saying why did little bro have this man up here i i wanted some controversy i wanted some [ __ ] that i knew was gonna be controversial because i was holding my wife tight like she about me and i'm holding my wife like this dude she kept looking back mom's did the same thing she was looking like [ __ ] this [ __ ] talking about yesterday i hate him i paid him to tell these jokes baby that [ __ ] was awkward hey man i sit there man look at them i look at this that i look at that playback cause i have films some of them i'm like the [ __ ] is this [ __ ] talking about yeah yeah he went there oh he went there man but it was a great night though right oh man that [ __ ] was amazing man the white [ __ ] was dressed up yeah wives and then we lost bro right after that i know that was kind of like his his going away party yeah that was crazy because i think about that all the time man then we're losing fat donnie that um heavy the other day mm-hmm that was heavy on my heart losing donny was a part of my life earlier the way i met him in big d was crazy i met them at corrupt house when your little homies were smashing was coming to smash on corrupt and i just so happened to be there and when they came in they walked in and they gave a birthday party like [ __ ] what's happening [ __ ] this sexual [ __ ] and corrupt was like kind of rattle so i'm like hold on i stepped up like what's happening they're like this ain't your business this this uh sexy [ __ ] that's this dog pound been this cousin we get to one [ __ ] like [ __ ] i don't like you [ __ ] cause [ __ ] the air sayings did this to me i said [ __ ] i ain't from man saying i'm from 20s and then big d and donny stepped in was like hold on cut let me holla at you pulled me to the side i talked to them two [ __ ] we got an understanding corrupt party went cool got their number all they were saying was cub why we can't be a part of the [ __ ] like your homies is a part of this [ __ ] right and corrupt didn't know how to communicate that so once i communicated that i let the 60s start becoming a part of death row via donny and big d that's how they was inserted in death row i left see i dealt with the with the hood my hood so i kind of like knew the certain things that car didn't know so when that [ __ ] happened i'm like you got to address this [ __ ] now and you got to address it right now because these [ __ ] in your house yeah so there's got to be somebody in here that's ogd in these [ __ ] that's going to be able to set the tone and say what do y'all really want do y'all want money y'all trying to squeeze cuz no we don't want to cut money we're trying to squeeze and we just want to be a part of the [ __ ] that cub represent he's screaming the hood and this and that why we can't come anything too like i think because we went through that because because what people realize is it was anytime somebody takes your brand to a higher level everybody want to be a part of it you know and then i don't think it was i think it was because corrupt was focused more on music he was there's been somebody else that followed just like you like like you for yourself when you start moving you got to take everybody from long beach it ain't just 20s 21st it ain't just daddy's about it's everything it's everything like you represent long beach you representing the beach corrupt was representing crenshaw and everything but his music and when we was rapping we were specific yeah look at this long beach tony crep [ __ ] this west side rolling 60 [ __ ] yeah what no it's this what it is right you can catch me on crenshaw and schloss and [ __ ] are saying certain [ __ ] that's like [ __ ] that cause you couldn't say the hood back why so in my mind we was always thinking well we're saying this y'all should be appreciative mm-hmm cause [ __ ] like you say we taking the brand places y'all can't take it we finna get you on doors y'all can't get into but we understood the politics that that's what went with the territory you just got to get an understanding once you get understanding that [ __ ] you ain't taking nothing from me [ __ ] this is mine right i'm gonna represent the hood but at the same time if i can do something for you i will and if i can't [ __ ] i can't right no and that's what it came to because i mean i think every artist got to do because i deal with it all the time i talk to young artists they ask me all the time man how do i deal with this like i ain't no busting i ain't gonna give a [ __ ] nothing right but i'm like you gotta understand that ain't that ain't really what the action for you know they got to come they got to be able to go through the door and do it i mean when i first came home and i was telling you i was doing the compilation now you said you ain't got nothing to do the dog spit on it i said all right i got you that's how i go yeah and then i'm like because what people don't what people don't realize is 18 1989 you corrupt and dazz went on soul train with the unique cd shirts i made with um with the you had i mean we had them in the chat in the cheat up video in the cheetah video that video brought my neighborhood together that was insane 20s together that was the eastsiders and that was my mission to try to bring my neighborhood at peace cause i grew up where we was all alone be she wasn't no separation so when we did that video and did that song it just so happened that battle cap produced it and it was a particular part where i said i love putting hustlers on the map so corrupt was the unique with the shirts he was like girl this big you brand cub he gonna make us some shirts so everybody was like [ __ ] it we heard about your legacy so we supported him was like [ __ ] we gonna rock this cause [ __ ] he y'all big homie that's how we get out [ __ ] had never met you but we was rocking your [ __ ] while you was in the big dog because that kept a [ __ ] alive and so they like and corrupt push that line yeah he don't get the credit but that's what i'm saying like all the [ __ ] [ __ ] put him through him like cub was pushing the line he just wasn't he didn't have the right [ __ ] with ronnie when you left it's like your protection level or your conversation or your information it's like for somebody like that that really ain't born and raised in that [ __ ] he was picking at him so we had to protect him like [ __ ] and suge stepped up for him too don't get that [ __ ] up right suge stepped up for him like nothing happened [ __ ] like was he with us when i came home with 2 000 fold that's how i miss you i meant sugar he wasn't playing no games he bought his death row artists no explaining to me the difference between because i think people don't really understand like long beach all of y'all really relatives dan we're all cousins we're all family it's it's it's two major gangs on the east side the insane's in the 20s then you got the 19th streets and then you got smaller versions of those gangs because they young homies and created their own divisions of those gangs and you got the west side and you got the north side like ot genesis vs staples they from the north side and the west side ain't really got no rappers on but they like [ __ ] that i play football with they my homies that i grew up with and i coached some of their kids so it's like we all one family but there's certain things that go down like politically whether it's a old beef that they don't know in a bottle or if there's some penitentiary [ __ ] going on but now we're working forward you know to doing some great [ __ ] papa doing some great [ __ ] in the community trying to put the piece on the big side i'm working with the young homie so we're going to just put it all together and make long beach what it's supposed to be because we lead by example like i feel like what we did with the eastsiders was the first step now me and papa going to take the lead and do what we supposed to do because we looked at it as the big homies from the hood so now it's our job to at least try to instill some information some knowledge some peace and bring some business through this nft [ __ ] and this metaverse i plan to help my hood out by saying if y'all stop killing each other i'll show y'all a way to get some money on this metaverse [ __ ] so that way because every time somebody say well dog when we stop killing cuz and you leave ain't no money right and i understand that and i don't want you to sell dope or do the other [ __ ] so let me try to provide a way that's money right now that nft metaverse [ __ ] is a [ __ ] but [ __ ] gotta be patient though cause i mean like i try to help the homies and for years i came on 2004 and i cut all the cameras out to here like you can't film in here you can't feel it and i had so nip nip bear claw robinhood and all them how we need to be moving right you know what i mean and a lot of them called it and now you see we have major entrepreneurs and i feel like because when i came home it was we had to teach us how to be businessmen irrespective of what big d and dining and was doing but when i came home i came home with a collective for the look uh a blueprint for the hood how the hood got well you had more people following your lead right right so if you had you had [ __ ] following you when you was on some ignorant [ __ ] right what you think they gonna do when you put some real [ __ ] together yeah well you know what's crazy i'm glad you said that because i don't i don't know because i can get more [ __ ] to go to a ward than i get to go to church right but that's what you that's what you thought that's that's the old you yeah the new you yeah [ __ ] may move for you but they when the kids move forward all the kids are gonna go okay then so that's your army yeah you gotta know what you lead [ __ ] when you was leading the hood that's you leading kids now you're leading kids into the future so that ain't necessary no more more conversation and demonstration [ __ ] know what you do so they respect your conversation but it's crazy because you have really created a family business off your name your wife is managing you your son is running the nft and he's doing a hell of a job she's doing a great job y'all got a compound where anything can be done there that [ __ ] is phenomenal bro like just to celebrate you you know what i mean like when i did when i had the awards show yes sir and we and we celebrated nip you know what i mean beautiful now we see the importance of it because we lost nip right after that right you know what i mean you know what's crazy cause the little homie nip used to come by and see me and he it's the only thing he used to always say to me that always used to come up every time we talk they like snook dog cubs i don't know why you ain't got no [ __ ] amusement park you bigger than mickey mouse donald duck and all them [ __ ] carl you need a doggy land cover man that was me and him together you forgot yeah but i'm saying he kept saying everything like every time i kept seeing him no matter when i see him no matter where i tell you when that was that was six months before he died we came to your studio we brought you the the marathon he had a bun he killed his deal with other dudes that was doing a marathon he you know we had just been in the studio all night for the album and we was in the studio all night like called dog that was the last time we was i was together meet you and him together we came in the mothership that [ __ ] said you need to [ __ ] amusement park and i'm like yes but you know what's crazy everybody that comes to the compound you know what they say they say [ __ ] you're the first [ __ ] with an amusement park so i guess he was saying that you know what i'm saying like [ __ ] this is your [ __ ] cause now we're maximizing the compound back then it was just a studio on the homies to come hang out and that motherfucker's a full operational business it is bro a full machine cause and i love the way people respect it they respect my business hand like i worked so hard to get here big homie like to be respected but i never wanted nobody to be like pat me on the back but you got to understand coming from the west we always three steps behind we're three steps behind and everything and even when it comes to being moguls the only mobile we got right now is dr dre if you really want to be real so i got to take it to the next level where i could show two million more people like me that they can be me just like you leading by example right so i did my part i converted you into some positive to do what you're supposed to do so now it's like i'm at the 50 stage of my life now so what do we do now that we considered on the fifth floor you go back and you help the seeds you help the ones that's gonna be the future and that's what we're doing we've been doing that right but then at the same time we still got to try to put something together to help the older ones understand that we got to stop killing each other yeah that's where i'm at with it now you're doing a great job too man it's about example um i'm going to switch lanes because go because it tells into how you became here what school did you go to and let me ask you this because you're going to say football and i know it that's why i'm asking the question how do i come you didn't play basketball um i went to lobby's polly high school and uh homer scholars and chaps [ __ ] this is some of the greatest [ __ ] ever come up out of there chris y'all yeah we hit you on that we're here john yeah you met with that christian but i'm saying that school right there was like when you finally come into high school you got the best [ __ ] from long beach like in junior high school you may be the best two or three [ __ ] in your school but when you come to polly it's the best [ __ ] from long beach in general and it's like okay i was always one of the best in football for my age bracket when you get to high school ain't no weight limit ain't no certain [ __ ] that started happening [ __ ] just work working out [ __ ] just running and jogging to the beach i ain't with none of that [ __ ] i don't do none of that so i get cut because i don't do none of the [ __ ] that [ __ ] do right so my my sports career was limited to p.e and that's when i like fell in love with rap because i was already rapping in junior high school but when i got to high school i was a sophomore and it was a [ __ ] that was a senior and they were saying he was the hardest rapper in school so my mission was to go get him day one as soon as i got to probably the first day i battled this [ __ ] and wiped him out and i was the king of the school the first day so you go to school first date and lay it down 10th grade i had on some [ __ ] adidas with no shoestring some gray corduroys with a like a damn nail granimo button down and my mama bought some cheap ass [ __ ] i ain't even give a [ __ ] now i went looking for that [ __ ] i'm like what that [ __ ] hat i was a little [ __ ] with a little mouse voice too why that [ __ ] he didn't know what to say because like back then [ __ ] like rope raps so you would have to take a day to go write your [ __ ] then to get out of nick i was on his head like [ __ ] as soon as i seen him all the 12 great [ __ ] was on me i was like yeah i like this [ __ ] [ __ ] football [ __ ] basketball this rap [ __ ] how do you see your way out dude i mean cause who was on in 86 86 would have been nobody from long beach and nobody well yeah it was a [ __ ] named captain rap he had a song called bad times and that [ __ ] was hard i can't stand it oh i can't stand it that's bad that's captain rap he rapped like he sounded like i see a little bit on that one no i'm thinking i'm telling my who was on and 86 iced tea [ __ ] uh uh egyptian lover yeah all them yeah yeah yeah all them was back there popping back wa was about to get on mm-hmm and then so it so your influences back then would have been who east coast [ __ ] schleich wreck uh cool j ll rock kim eric b m c shan oh i like tiny t and mix master spade right them [ __ ] had mixed tapes they were nothing that dude yeah the battle ram and all that [ __ ] that [ __ ] was hard [ __ ] remember when spade got cracked with the sherman hit the show what you gonna do when you get out of jail jacking all cars with buffalo kids [ __ ] that's west coast [ __ ] if you ain't from the west you don't know nothing about bad yes sir that was it that's what we was rolling with that was local music that was representative of who we was at that time yep that was it so that's what i was influenced by [ __ ] that was rapping about dope but i wasn't selling dope then so i couldn't rap about selling dope so i was fake rapping i got a big ass car with a house in the back and three four [ __ ] and something something's back you know lying and [ __ ] you know [ __ ] was lying when they wrapped it back today no but [ __ ] was lying for real because they stopped lying for real [Laughter] but i was lying like a [ __ ] until i started selling dope now when i started selling dope in like 87 88 then my raps changed cause [ __ ] started shooting at a [ __ ] [ __ ] start getting robbed and all kind of real [ __ ] starting right now that [ __ ] started going into my penmanship like writing that real [ __ ] i had the first song i wrote that was the hood love it was a song called county blues and i was just talking about me going to 9 500 getting classified then get sent to 4 800 then squabbing with some [ __ ] and then get out and go back but it was like a cold gangster ass tale about the county blues and the homies like yeah you should rap like that [ __ ] that fake [ __ ] rap that real [ __ ] and i was from there on out i was all all g-shit yeah the city has started getting real hot about 91 91 is when it started kicking in so then like how do you meet dre because i remember i was talking to corrupt right and corrupt was telling me how you all met i'm gonna tell you how i met corrupt too i met drake like this he used to come over well warren g's dad was married to dre's mom for damn they want your whole childhood so warren g lived in north long beach right down the street from the dope spot on orange so we would go to warren g's house because he had two 1200s and a cassette so he was like trying to be rappers or whatnot dre used to come over for family functions thanksgiving and [ __ ] like that he came over one thanksgiving and warren g had me nervous because he was like snoopy can rap i'm like man shut the [ __ ] up i want to rap for this [ __ ] i ain't ready yet right and [ __ ] dre take us in the back room he like let me play y'all this [ __ ] that [ __ ] play that he was once a thug from around the way before it came out and then he was like you rap i'm like nah after he played that [ __ ] i was like no i don't right so that was my moment i kind of froze up on cuz like [ __ ] i wouldn't he never heard that yeah he don't even remember that [ __ ] because it was like a mom he's like you you rapper no i don't then they went back in the living room and then one she's like why you didn't rap for him like [ __ ] ain't ready so how i meet him a couple of years later we're making cassettes like i said putting all that gangsta [ __ ] down warren g go to nwa bachelor party so the bachelor party in there rocking the music cut off so once you slip my cassette in boop with two one three not a party back rocking nigga's like who was that i want you like that's my own boy that's my group two one three and dre like let me hear it again he listened to it and he like i wanna call that [ __ ] monday morning but the cold twist was i was already in the studio but above the law and they said monday morning i've been in the studio with them for like four months but i hadn't recorded no songs and like monday morning we gonna do your first song monday morning i get a call from dr dre saying come up to solar records so what do i do do i go get on the mic for this four month waiting period or do i go [ __ ] go to dre i seen what dre had to say and we went up there and we sat in the office for a minute then d.o.c came in and he was like oh so you rap you're the one that's on the tape like yeah you're like i like that you like drag on geese some music and see see what else you can do then dre came in and he shook a [ __ ] hands like come on let's go in the studio and he was like i like that one that you had that the one that's called gangsters gangster life he said spit it from me i'm like 10 20 71 the day i come out two days later i'm running my mouth moms put a bottle to my grill i look her in her face and i say chill so she puts her back upon a pillow two minutes later i'm bailing out the hospital on my way to the liquor store first thing i grabbed is some skins and a foam oh drop the oe cause this used to cold get myself some gin instead and then i stroll but before i get out the dough the man behind the counter says hey yo yo so he hear that he like i got the perfect beat so he changed the beat that we had and he put on like some james brown [ __ ] [Music] don't do it so then i went in the booth and wrapped it nate dog sung and the song never came out and they dog was there too yep and it's you know what's crazy is now that i got that throw in the masters and everything see if i can look that up and i'll put that out as one release [ __ ] and that's crazy my man got diff bro come on big you bro you know you knew i was a strategist but you didn't know how i thought right now i knew how you thought maybe i was talking to alan about that footage right you was but he was acting like a [ __ ] [ __ ] alan grant about your whole ass [ __ ] straight up and you heard it here first no but i got it now [ __ ] so guess what i did uh the other day just to show these [ __ ] what's happening snatching death row music off all traditional platforms i read that i didn't know if that was true cause [ __ ] were saying when i first got it oh yeah he got death rope but he ain't got the masters yeah well i mean yeah yeah carl got the master well he ain't got to publish it cool got the publishing too so cuffing to do what the [ __ ] you want to do so you get to go take everything off it's other than tupac i need that get that off of there and what i'm about to do i'm announcing it right now on your show first cause you know i like giving you exclusive [ __ ] that's what i'm drunk yeah i'm building a death row app where everything death row gonna live on this app music catalog videos future projects we'll be like netflix amazon so to speak but for real [ __ ] the jeff road exactly so this is where you'll be able to get it so now that you've seen it being snatched off these these different platforms don't be alarmed and don't be confused it will come back but it will be on the app where it will be living in its own world and it'll be a smaller subscription fee but it'll be certain things that come with it like access to the metaverse and teaching people how to get in there and giving them experiences as well on how to make some money off of the project as opposed to just spending money on it so it's a whole little process that we're about to do i'm shaking up the game i wanted to give a little bit out on your show so the world can know that when you hear about the death row music being snatched off of these platforms it's not by accident it's on purpose it's because i'm taking control of death row records i don't want to just get these platforms 30 percent and all these percentages and they're not doing nothing to make my [ __ ] do what it's supposed to do so i'm gonna take it reshaping and do what it's supposed to be done yeah big boy clothing man got some [ __ ] i can fit yeah you did yeah big boy size nick yes sir duh come on how you be corrupt man cause that's when you brought the west with you okay now check this out so it's a group called perfection which is domino beefy lopez the homie uh roosevelt the group folsom and the twins they all one group called perfection so they got like a showcase that they go to in hawaii in hollywood one night at the roxy so i'm the homie i'm not in that group but i'm in two one three which is me one gnate dog so we support anything long beach just rapping right now nobody got a deal so they got a showcase in hollywood so we all ride to the showcasing homeboy axelville it's about everybody i said in that same car all of us in one car is seville [ __ ] like 10 [ __ ] i don't know how we did it like some clown [ __ ] no that's how we used to roll exactly so we thought it was real it'd be [ __ ] you should be 15 [ __ ] in the car you have to get in and lay down yeah one dude down he lay on crosstalk i don't know how we did it but i'm about to put it in my life story [ __ ] we roll the hollywood get to the rock see we hear about how the roxy is cause we see it in certain movies and [ __ ] so the homies get to perform they're in the showcase i'm in the crowd just watching they perform some other [ __ ] performing and the homies lose so some other [ __ ] win the showcase so when we come outside it's a female and she banging on the homies you long beach [ __ ] is weak cuz my [ __ ] homeboy serve all you [ __ ] on sex so i'm like who is this [ __ ] she talking [ __ ] like yeah he'll serve all you [ __ ] right now on the set homegirl look yeah diamonds so the [ __ ] corrupt walk up little skitty [ __ ] walk up and just start taking off on [ __ ] that's when rapping was like [ __ ] didn't shoot [ __ ] took off rap wise on right if you was a rapper this was considered taking off on the [ __ ] that [ __ ] took off on every [ __ ] imperfection and cut all their heads off by himself so i'm sitting back watching i got a black coat on black and gray coat and i'm just watching the cut he's saying his rhymes i cut him off if i just jump in the [ __ ] look at me and come back pop pop pop pop and i'll drop another one on him man we going back and forth [ __ ] beefy load doing the beat right beefy the homie b flow from two and he's doing the beat he right there doing the beat we going back and forth this [ __ ] we like 15 minutes into it and like nobody can knock nobody out he just knocked all the homies out but now me and cousins like they're going back and forth and they know i'm the one in long beach so if i'm having problems because and and diamond looking like this [ __ ] right here so we end up rapping about some cool [ __ ] to where it break down to where i start rapping about his shoes and his clothes but on some cool [ __ ] he'd do the same with me because we freestyle then we end up shaking hands and we we're on the ground low like a [ __ ] taking a picture shaking hands and we ending that [ __ ] on some shaking hands i'm like yeah cause if i ever get on it i'm gonna come back and get you left got his number forward like about six months later i'm on with dre i see him at the uh mental monday in hollywood palladium with uh bbd used to have that [ __ ] popping new addition [ __ ] was hot back then so he in there with a [ __ ] named lamont broomfield yeah that's the home and i knew cause i knew broomfield and broomfield like uh i want you to meet my own boy come up i said i heard that name before and then cub walked up i said i know cuz this the [ __ ] i battled that i couldn't beat i said i was looking for you cuz [ __ ] said what's happening i said [ __ ] i'm on with dr dre [ __ ] we having a pool party for dre birthday in two days [ __ ] i want y'all to pull up [ __ ] you can rap for dr dre [ __ ] i'ma get you a deal [ __ ] two days [ __ ] went to dre house in calabasas [ __ ] sugg had about 60 bloods it was like a [ __ ] blood fest in that [ __ ] i'm like damn [ __ ] was everywhere so the party was popping so i tell dram like hug and rap and sugar hear me he like blood can rap i'm like yeah he like all right party stop like you should grab the mic blood said he can rap if he get if he type we're gonna give him a deal if not we throwing him in the pool okay that [ __ ] the mic muffin crystal glove people rap about dr dre so [ __ ] hard [ __ ] like [ __ ] that [ __ ] got a deal right now got that [ __ ] deal right [ __ ] they go swimming hell no hey look man i remember when you came out right you came out right at the beef with dre and easy what was that like because you had to come out like i took that on for him yeah he didn't want to he didn't really want to press the issue should have wanted to but i really wanted to like i was that guy he was compton and long beach and we didn't give a [ __ ] about compton at that time that's what i know that's what i'm saying so in actuality me and dre hooking up was the peace between compton and long beach but we always had it like [ __ ] what's happening you you know what i'm saying i know cause people don't understand this in line at that time i tell [ __ ] all the time before i said compton in long beach together we would have never been together never them was our natural enemies i remember that behind the wall on the streets on the football field everywhere yeah that's just what it was but you know enemies become well you know when you when you clash that creates camaraderie because you respect that a [ __ ] will go there with you right that he will do that cause like my best friends is from compton now because of the [ __ ] that we went through coming up going against each other whether it was banging against him or playing football against him then when me and dre made that comp in the long beach song it made us solidified as far as we we lied because we always naturally [ __ ] with each other we just didn't [ __ ] with each other then easy was over there so it was like you know what cube said cub [ __ ] y'all lost some money let me go and bust at him one time right just to shake up [ __ ] like [ __ ] it because when the chronic come on i go right at it yeah you do i'm in that [ __ ] we locked up we like this young [ __ ] and this before corrupt get on yeah i've been gone now i didn't i had to call the case on on the um on the shares so i'm doing a lot of whole time that's when i first started 91 i can't when i get my case and now you go in right when we get cracking yeah i went i left um december 1991 december 27 1991 i left right when lamont came to me with corrupt i catch corrupt going to go i'm the homie's just about to go do a lick and they called him and you know at the time i'm you know i'm the only one so i'm blessing them and when i look in the car i see the little [ __ ] corrupt in the car and i'm like man ain't you the the rap the rapper he's like yeah i'm like man come here man get out the car and i'm blessing them and the lungs just like you know everybody go yeah yeah i'm like man you're the rapper right and i'm like i called a mom i said i'm gonna take your ass back away i see you grew up home as you should the homies go do what they do right that's what that's what people always say like how do gang culture deal with superstars whether they athletes or entertainers say we protect them yeah when they from the hood we protect them we don't put them in the in the light we take them out of the light and we try to shield them away from it when we see somebody from the hood got it we always be like go ahead we're going to make sure you ain't got to do this [ __ ] go on over there that [ __ ] was amazing for him because like i said he got on y'all got on dog pound started he had no reason to reach back out to me bro had none whatsoever he just remembered that one time i saved his life and i went on like [ __ ] man it just just [ __ ] me so much time i got to figure out how to manage i didn't even know your name was big you the [ __ ] used to always say draws draws draws i'm like who [ __ ] draws you talking about [ __ ] the homie draws draws homie draws draws draws like draws draws like god damn who is this [ __ ] man yeah that was that name actually came from peanut see people don't even know i'm gonna go to the television yeah come on cuz cause you know we've been hearing this [ __ ] for years i'm like wow they ain't came from peanut and if you ever watch the documentary and the documentary i got some short pants on and they got some drawers on they long as as a long name your shorts cause [ __ ] is where the magic johnson draws the short pants back there they're better that's all they had [ __ ] they had no long distance so i wasn't wearing no goddamn [ __ ] like that man wearing no pairs of my cutting up here and peanut me and peanut is sitting there bagging peanut like [ __ ] big drawers and i say [ __ ] i'm so hard i can make the name famous he said you can't make big draws famous i'm like [ __ ] i'm so hard i can make the name famous so one day we and my sister petey white wife neither led in the jungles we're coming out the jungles me sleeping nutty and one other homies and in the cadillac you know back then they sent me and i had a couple 77 cool we used to we see something so you know we was on the [ __ ] yeah yeah so we bust the corner we and back then you can push the the cadillac move the seat up and go on the back and grab the thing we go in the back we fish to get some we feel you know right when we getting ready to get out the car johnny pull up and burp us uh-oh and we're like oh they automatically know we not from this side we trying to slide the [ __ ] in there back under there problems and then do like uh they asked us our name i had just i was already on the run i just went to it's arizona i had got the alias name the id and all that and do like if y'all ain't gonna know once then we're gonna let y'all go i'm like [ __ ] but everybody got once so dude is like he asked me what's my name i'm not gonna tell a [ __ ] my name big you and we i'm with everybody else is f560 i'm the only one with a clean name but i'm the driver so how you from arizona are you the driver with all these [ __ ] and you ain't from ballet but i got a clean ass name ain't never been arrested nothing dude like what's your nickname i tell him big draws the [ __ ] go down dawg he laughing so hard big draws ain't never heard of that you talking about drawers like a dream the police do laughing he calling other police he telling them actually what's his name they all everybody laughs and i'm like [ __ ] i got to use this [ __ ] because i'm already on the run so this gonna work i'm on the run for some serious [ __ ] too yeah that's gonna work man they start laughing and say i mean if y'all ain't got no warrants we're gonna let y'all go bro right there they let us go big draws was born forever and that's what the people that name and that's what you was you was stuck with it i'm stuck with it but i mean it helped me but then i hear so many goddamn names and reason tomorrow i got the name in jail i got i got the name for peter that 59th street screen was bagging now [ __ ] ranking on each other talking about it [ __ ] that's all we used to do that's all we do still to this day that's why we understand this generation that's that's so soft when they could be talking about them or critiquing them no matter what it is our generation we had to take that [ __ ] yeah you come outside and they could bag it on you as soon as you hit the dough yeah but that's um that's a part of rapping too though it is it's about being able to find find his weakness and find him funny points to talk about him to make him look bad and that's really like just to keep it 100 it it really high move our generation alone too because nick you go you got to laugh because you don't want to cry you do yo that's what keeps our generation moving forward that we can laugh and even even with the [ __ ] that i do like i feel like i'm one of the guys like ice cube that show [ __ ] that gangsters could smile that we could do [ __ ] that's fun we can interact with the kids you know we had the stigma of our music was so tough and so hardcore but to be able to break that and make [ __ ] smile and interact like we're real people outside of the music we make i got these cards they give me some names actually but you say one right now q that's my og that's my og that's that's the [ __ ] i used to go to when i first started like doing movies and [ __ ] right i didn't need any for the rapping cause i'm like this [ __ ] he showed me everything i needed to know before i got in the game i need to know what's happening on this movie [ __ ] so i went to his house one day and i'm like shoot these [ __ ] they they i'm in all these movies cuz i'm doing good he like hey homie sometimes you gotta pass everything ain't good all money ain't good money some of the movies you win is b level [ __ ] if you a level you got to be in a level [ __ ] right and that [ __ ] stuck with me because i should just jump in any [ __ ] [ __ ] ass movie anything just playing snoop dogg after i had that meeting because i started getting better roles but when people see me on screen they're like i like you in that movie cover you was believable cover when he was in the wheelchair cover when he was that [ __ ] rodney cut the [ __ ] pity whack [ __ ] when we shot baby boy [ __ ] cuz was on the set what he did some g [ __ ] i ain't going to talk about that but the [ __ ] told me say yeah they come home you know you playing me on screen cause i said for real he said yeah [ __ ] i'm rodney i said that's your real name he said yeah cause that's my real name you're playing me on screen cuz you doing good good he was there when we were shooting it he told me good i just thought all some real [ __ ] that was my [ __ ] cuz we shot that [ __ ] i didn't know he was in the blood hood yeah they say that's the jungle huh yeah so i don't know i jump out all blue remember i got on blue in the training day movie yeah i jump out all blue walk through the jungles who got the dope [ __ ] hunnid bloods come out of nowhere i'm like damn i didn't [ __ ] up what's up snoop dogg who got it we your security for today good looking out [ __ ] nothing i'm pulling up you know what you wearing insane i got this blue shawn john suit on blue chucks yeah cuz [ __ ] like [ __ ] you know where you at i'm like yeah in l.a no no [ __ ] you in the jungle that corner liquor store and that that pop louisiana chicken and all that [ __ ] that's the hood right yeah that's the hood that's what they should look how they looked out for me yeah the love that you put out there is the love you get yeah what you put out is what you get more majority of time hey look i might you brought it up because you made me think when i was when i interviewed fat joe that fat joe was telling me about the east coast he had issues with training for me i didn't know that you should get your idea on the show i only called tradie a hundred times man i don't know i get him on fire after the dog get on they all gonna line up tradie got me to get on um vlad tv oh on that interview show yeah that's how i did vlad with bro me and bro was locked up in the in the county's year when i caught this when i came home and caught that case right before sugar came on i called it i caught a case and then sugar came on then that's when i met should you talk to him [ __ ] you talked to him since you got that bro no no no i talked to him before i got it oh for real you know that me and lt hud knew he was on the phone like two hours already yeah it was it was a nice heart-to-heart it was right after he lost his mama and yeah you know his mama meant a lot to me so yeah it bought me recipe because you lost your mother too man you know you know i didn't when that happened it's like that's just that's a whole nother level of respect and it's like right [ __ ] me and him talking about it was like it was he know that he was childish in some of the [ __ ] he was doing you know what i said and that's why i did the song let bygones be bygones cause i was like i'm gonna be the big man cause i got the mic right you know should i kick him while he down or should i give him his praises for what he did for me and what he meant to the label and the great [ __ ] that he did you know about the other [ __ ] he did but let's bring his greatness to the forefront to help him honestly that was big though bro that that shows the growth you know i mean or where you are as a man and your step in leadership too though you know because our young people need to understand that you can do that yeah you know what i mean but how the [ __ ] did you get death roto well you know you one of the [ __ ] that do know that i was trying to get it from e1 i was just trying to get my masters all i was concerned was was my masters but then they talk to me like a [ __ ] try to make me whole for my [ __ ] and then it rubbed me the wrong way so i went to def jam and met with lucian and told him i want to come work for him because i got people over there and i got some [ __ ] i can do to just bring my executive business hand up he gave me a two-year play over there i brought a great record some artists over there benny the butcher hip-hop harry some you know from kids to gags and [ __ ] then a good friend of mine was like hey snoop he won sold death row and they sold it to some people that don't know what to do with it and i mentioned your name and they said they may be interested so i'm like let me get a line on i'll get a line on him talk to him cool dude real cool like a fan sort of kind of like he like man uh i mean i'd love to help you get your legacy back but you know everything ain't available what you trying to do i'm like i really want my masters you know how much for that [ __ ] said i'm like damn that's a whole lot for my [ __ ] right and my [ __ ] come back to me in 2028 because it's a 35-year clause i'm like man do i want to pay all that for my [ __ ] and it's my [ __ ] i'm like well how much for death row without the masters this number i started thinking strategizing if i got that i don't really need that right now because i still make hot [ __ ] and i know how to make that go that logo that brandon the merchandising the movies the film the tv yeah let me get that i get that [ __ ] in the media snoop got that frog but he ain't got the masters i like how y'all talking y'all gonna fire me up calling [ __ ] back what's happening what's up with the masters no not just mine all of them everything oh that car i don't give a [ __ ] what it cost i need that get the masters it's a piece missing because you know if you got the masters there's another piece missing called publishing yeah who got that we got that oh you do i need that too i got it all now what's happening what's happening ain't nothing to talk about man what's understood don't need to be anything to talk about man how it happened what y'all gonna do as far as signing new x right now we've been in the uh metaverse i'm glad you asked that um i've been on open c for about 14 days we did about 2 million dollars 14 days 14 days and when signing nobody we just put music out because it's nfts and it's in the metaverse and it's not as controversial as i gotta do this and do that and do this and do that we just straight putting music up nfts in the community beautiful situation i announced that death world record was going to be the first nft label in the metaverse and we're proving it right now why ain't nobody looking we're making real moves slowly silently but deadly building death row up as a brand not just known for what you thought it was but known for taking it to the next level yeah well look man i appreciate you coming man and um we gotta we gotta we got another segment we gotta do right now what's that in this uh it's these things called darts right oh you're gonna get me nice and high and hand me some darts yes we're gonna do i like that you wanna get it man i gotta hide my chance of winning no give me something to drink too to get your chest i gotta hide my chances with it right bring some indigo gin out here [ __ ] it let's help him all the way yeah but before we throw these darts man i think uh you did that that that that super bowl bro that [ __ ] was phenomenal [Music] that [ __ ] was phenomenal thank you that [ __ ] was all the way epic man shout out to dr dre for having the vision to understand that what needed to be done this wasn't like something that we thought of in two days he was on this [ __ ] for about six months like locked and loaded like devoted trying to figure it out like we were sending him ideas he was like man i got it and when he got it he [ __ ] got it that [ __ ] was match for while i was doing it i couldn't really experience what you guys experienced but when i went home you don't think i didn't sit in the room by my [ __ ] stuff and watch that [ __ ] back three or four times that [ __ ] was amazing man i posted it when i when i seen the win when uh when he released that first little um post with the commercial with the commercial i mean oh that [ __ ] was crazy that's gary gray did that it was nice it was beautiful i mean it was some great great [ __ ] it was like like i say they thought this [ __ ] out strategically it wasn't like no come up with it today like they had been working on it they've been shooting the ideas and i've been a part of the whole process so to see the commercial come to life from being on paper to seeing them present it to you and say this is what we want to do to actually seeing it and then the [ __ ] on the the performance to see draymond go into this and then say we were hursing i'm gonna build the stage while we rehearse and then he finally built all that [ __ ] where we could see it then when we got to the super bowl and was able to perform there like the rehearsal the [ __ ] was like this is the greatest [ __ ] i've ever done in my life i don't think i'm ever be able to do that that super bowl is so big bro the planning of it how y'all put that together and dre man i mean y'all killed it but i was saying to myself because i was telling my business and i was like do you see what they did he did that then he bought death row so that made the value of death row go out the roof out the roof i'm sitting saying the kid is phenomenal bro you bring back all the old sound now i mean cause you know i've been around it cause when i came home i was first dealing with what i'm dealing with i'm dealing with alan greenblatch and then i knew about you know the deal with suge and how the catalog was being used to pay the taxes on death row so i'm like and i see the value of it still kind of not increasing because no new music is decreasing and it's kind of only living off poc and your music and dragons there's no new music coming to it and i'm like damn bro just added the whole value to the catalog again we got 170 songs right now on death row right now in the metaverse and we generated 2 million off those 170 songs we got death row edm death row alternative death row country death row kids death row mixtape and you just snatched everything else next up is death row latin cinco de mayo i'm dropping the project whoa y'all hurting around i'm not [ __ ] around big you i'm not hey we check it in baby man the check-in is real when your feet hit the street you better check in hey look hold on that soul yeah that's so that's you i gave you that card come on that's my westmore cub when you when i heard about your show we was already in the process of making that song i'm like that song don't fit on our album that song need to be your song for your theme song so that way you got a song for some real west coast g's representing the check-in speaking to it and it's it's the facts it's the facts like everywhere i go this is what i want to explain to you everywhere i go i check in too at certain places i go where it ain't being checked it's just letting people know we're in the city and my family we're here in case you all want pictures in the office y'all got restaurants and things we can get connected with ain't about being scared or none of that [ __ ] the check-in is making sure your family is is looking out for you you looking out for your family while you're in town certain things that happen like that so the check-in is real i love it i love the fact that i've been doing it since i've been in the game bro outside of cripping and and blood what you did for the west coast was phenomenal and then and i liken that to ice cube because ice cube took it to another level and drake always been a leader from world class working crew all the way back in the day you know we just always expect greatness from drake and then because i'm i'm dre age right so i know dre from when [ __ ] when he was the only sound on the west coast was coming from them so you know what i mean we had bad words louisiana listen to his [ __ ] so his greatness has always been there for us bro but you all have always represented us and i mean [ __ ] being in the pen going out all these different states all these when we got our own music and ain't nothing like that you know our own culture man and y'all did that [ __ ] y'all did it in and like i said you could never honor cube enough right you know what i mean and then park coming from the east coming to the west find the atlantis groups landings cutting this oats in the west and just so you all know snoop dogg is the reason why tupac was on death row records talk about it well i told suge i'm like after we did the sorcerer wars because we did the sorcerer wars and we had a tupac cut up if you look at that awards show that night when suge said what he said and i said what i said when we performed that night we had a built a billboard cut out a tupac in one of those sales we all came out of sales so in our minds we was like tupac needed to be with us so i told suga i'm like i'm hearing stories about cuz in jail so you need to go get him and bring him with us because he he need to be with us he like our kind of [ __ ] he's my friend shook the no cubs he was my friend right so suge went and cut the deal and got him out and who did he come to when he got out he came to me and dash that's why dad's laced him up with all them hits in the beginning he came straight to my house in claremont used to go to court with me every day jump in the back of the rolls royce with me everything that i had i had a penthouse on wilshire all this [ __ ] that i had was the vision that park need a house probably need to be my neighbor on washer park needed rose but pot showed me how to get my writing faster how to be a leader he taught me structure because back then we just was everybody was everybody he was like one night that [ __ ] pulled me to the side he was like hey homie check it out everything we do on death row is military this [ __ ] was probably like two days in and he checked me on what what we finna be doing i'm listening to the [ __ ] too like you're like hey homie the [ __ ] we fit to do is military [ __ ] i talk to you you talk to me i talk to my boys you talk to your boys your boys don't get to talk to me and my boys don't get to talk to you i'm like he was really like that [ __ ] for real right so i'm like okay this [ __ ] cool but i forgot to tell my [ __ ] so we in the we as i won the case right so we heavy into it now we been making all kind of hits and [ __ ] so i didn't beat the murder case now we in belize we fly to belize so we're on the beach m.c hammer oftb just everybody death row and they corrupt and tupac they like park right here at tupac right here so corrupt say something to tupac and tupac like [ __ ] and i look at him he like [ __ ] some some something he like [ __ ] uh you you ain't supposed to be talking to me [ __ ] and corrupt like [ __ ] what and they back and forth and then [ __ ] tupac tell uh corrupt [ __ ] you ain't even on my level [ __ ] i had an outlaws deal with you that [ __ ] nay dog they dog stepped up and said what the [ __ ] i'm gonna be doing when that's happening [ __ ] got shitty fast like the empty hammer tried to jump in like [ __ ] was like hammer he was part of the crew oh yeah i forgot him okay you know i was gone bro he was older so hammer was like the older homie that was part of the crew that sugar brought in because him and his sug him and brother and suge louis burrell i don't know what kind of [ __ ] they were doing but hammer was with us he was in the mix but he was one of our homies he was death row deion sanders was too [ __ ] deion sanders made must be the money on death row that's a death row record yes yes all this [ __ ] was with us [ __ ] so damn death row was the [ __ ] wait a minute bro he so dion said dion sanders song must be the money is a death world record release neighborhood [ __ ] knights a cold monster [ __ ] see i was gone you got to remember bro i'm i was locked up i don't get all this so y'all on the boat and pockets we on the beach [ __ ] and police in the sand right and then once nate said that and then tupac and then started like like squaring up and i'm looking at poc he looking at me and i'm like damn i forgot to tell these [ __ ] like [ __ ] you know when [ __ ] get too far like ain't nothing much i can say now that [ __ ] should come in man knock this [ __ ] out what y'all [ __ ] tripping off for man we all family and wolf [ __ ] and then [ __ ] started laughing and it was over with but it was tense like a [ __ ] for them two or three minutes right because i didn't tell the [ __ ] that tupac was on some military [ __ ] right and [ __ ] was talking to him [ __ ] like [ __ ] [ __ ] you [ __ ] [ __ ] hold on [ __ ] you ain't supposed to be talking to me my bad that was that's probably coming out of jail too because you know once you get locked up and you're in jail the structure is what it is right yeah that structure change your mind go other places you get to dealing with different [ __ ] so now you bring that you bring that home you bring that to the streets look bro now now now 4800 which is the movie gonna happen hell yeah it's gonna happen uh how is the movie gonna have we're popping at man how's it gonna happen i've been writing it i had i had my boy started then i gave it to cj mac and now that [ __ ] is right it's [ __ ] 10 10 now it's 10. era 81 82 and a little bit of like 83 84 like it's it's the story this is the story of a young and what's so crazy because i had nip in it cousin he was with this he wasn't with the nwa movie but he was with this one this is something we chopped it up about where cuz was gonna be my br my brother we look so much alike but i play football and he's my little brother he banged so i come from a family to fleetwoods and i'm the only one that don't bang so my grandmama and them always protecting me and whatnot keeping me away from all the violence and [ __ ] so this one particular night we go to a party after a football game and i'm dancing with a female from compton and her man come in he come right over to me like hey what you doing dance with my [ __ ] i'm like man what you talking [ __ ] sock me boom when he socked me i fall down but my brother's standing right behind me so instead of me coming up my brother come up and my brother come up and get rid of him so now it look like you did and that's what the world is so when i get locked up they put me in a classification what's your name you know where fleetwood where are you from i don't bang oh you're a fleetwood yeah you do 4800. so you see this [ __ ] that ain't never been in [ __ ] he got it it's owned from the store like they put him in the sale with a [ __ ] that tried to take it from him in the first five minutes a year like all that like yeah he's got to tell the story of 4800 man i was there because i remember let me set the stage because i don't think people understand because forty hundred was a [ __ ] module but it really was an experiment of ignorance because i was 18. i just turned 18 when i got to that month but you got to go there if you were a [ __ ] if you're a real [ __ ] and you're about your business and you really a real [ __ ] if you don't go to 400 you ain't really you ain't you ain't you ain't that [ __ ] i was i was 17 because when i caught my case i was in the case of whack them first and so i came over there after that and i caught a lot of kick robberies over on the main line and they didn't want crips on the main line because we was robbing everybody and back then could no bloods be on the main line in county jail you remember that what was that 43 48 had that's what actually the first module was because they couldn't be on the main line to take them off the main line so they was in 43 then there was somebody had a bread i didn't like the crips up too then they created 4 800. and so then that [ __ ] now we chained up we're the only ones moving around and changed i mean brian when he first opened that [ __ ] door to 400. when and all you hear is mother's like raving animals that's yourself scary as a [ __ ] man that is the most scariest thing you're going to hear and then you just see you you see men human beings [ __ ] is like that [ __ ] crazy because you're gonna hear that night you're gonna hear somebody getting raped somebody getting put off the set somebody like [ __ ] somebody squabbling about and then i really get it like i hear people say gambling on your ass that [ __ ] really meant something like if you was gambling you didn't have the the means to pay you was gambling on your ass what i remember that i'm in homies when you first come home and say don't play cards with none of these old [ __ ] don't do this don't do that they get a whole school rule then they tell you how to make knives cause you're gonna learn how to make a knife out of my ringer you're gonna learn how to make a knife out of [ __ ] you know my first thought getting that [ __ ] learning the value of sugar [Music] sugar makes glue melt around where you can put it with your deodorant the plastic that already got to heat that up to make a knife before they hunt 400 was crazy they gave him [ __ ] straight information in there oh man how to make a spear with sugar get the newspaper you got to roll him all the way down tight as you can get it sugar on it let it dry make the yolk sugar together get it getting oh once she's dry up and get that [ __ ] hard uh you ain't gonna kill him but you're gonna show cut him in his face 4800 101. 101 bro that's tigger i only heard stories about it that's why i had to that's why i had to bring it to life was i'm like i know that [ __ ] was an experiment and i know what it did for certain people that was in there like that story needed to be told uh right here dark game this is the dark game and right here we're gonna be throwing darts for charity now the key to the game is everybody wins okay because it's for the charity and this man has been doing charity for the last 30 something years so right now we're gonna go on this dart let's do it nice and lit ready to get it get him dawg um what is that you go three you get yours that's 17. let me get this money now get him dawg what's that that's a viper right there get him dawg what's that talk to him is that 20 the number is 19 right here but is that the number though because no he get three times 19. three times five no he's three times 19. oh it's my goal my goal start it off oh wait a minute okay okay that was all i liked that that wasn't the money though that wasn't either that's blue that's black damn that was only one yep all right when we gonna start we ain't starting yet no cuz we can't just keep practicing they gotta now we know that your charity this year i've noticed your show we can add the charity later because i'm whooping this [ __ ] now you want to talk about practice my favorite charity is the snoop you special stars and i want to play a game for five thousand dollars and if i lose i'm gonna donate 10. go eat i eat them was hard go eat snoop dogg that's the dub right there on the board that's a 20. you said that was 20 right go eat snoop dogg [ __ ] you can't hit the 20 and he'd be 20. but y'all just told me that was true in there he i blew him out no but y'all got me y'all giving me bad information y'all told me that 20's was double so i'm aiming at the dub thank you always doubles to him exactly when it counts okay that's blue that's blue too because of crap yeah be a real [ __ ] three blows no money no money no money they say green is the money no no money 19 and 12. and what i got you only got one one is nothing that's nothing in 11. so i got 12. best of three right yeah yeah let's work oh [ __ ] he eased up on his he's still up there at the 20s i can't help it cuz that's where i'm from this is for developing action what the hell hello hmm so what i got 14. you got a one and a 14. that's 15. well look how i put the two all right on the oh cuz i'm so good with that look at that i'm gonna stop aiming for the set real quick and just go get some money real quick i keep aiming for the hood let me go down real quick get the money dawg don't even look at it go get the money oh [ __ ] don't even look at it get the money dawg go get the [ __ ] money where the pressure's on [ __ ] money man uh look at him look at him yeah go get the [ __ ] money dog he got three times three times 20 three times four and nine yeah baby 60 12 and 9. how the [ __ ] do you get the triples you can't aim for the trip [ __ ] this [ __ ] i need a [ __ ] got one triple 20. hold on that's it nope double that's only done it's only double you have triple right there so you got 40. let's work dawg 49. that ain't gonna catch 81. no i already had you though yeah but he got the hell to tickle the thing right here oh what here's the deal go eat dawg it's a [ __ ] triple dub on your ass [ __ ] with me that's not chilly you got one triple that's three a dub though that's sixty sixteen for you [Music] seventy two cents yeah [ __ ] six of them 73 yeah six of them [ __ ] for you can you get three of them [ __ ] show me you from 60s and get three or three three dubs right now like i just did yeah show me you og that ain't og that's bg that's bg that's bg come on cuz that's dude i can't get [ __ ] changing the rules in the middle of the game hey papa make an og call okay there it didn't work nothing you got three dubs on him cuz i was so good i love you girl hey i'm gonna have to put this one in the hall of fame huh i want y'all to meet my new friend triple dub right here cuz this triple dub if y'all ain't never met him meet him that's triple duh hall of fame big you i gotta go on the hall of fame i need to put up here right here put the dog up here while i did that triple dub what i what i ideally would like to see not trying to overproduce ideally i'd like to see it right here right so they can know i've been here you know i'm saying oh triple dub and just to show you how i really get i'm donating 5 000 to developing options and i'm donating 5 000 to the snoop you specialist so that's what we're doing both sides get taken care of oh man come on bro old triple double cause he came through and set it standard that's like a ninth inning grand slam home run right there ain't nobody did that okay and i'm on there so listen it's newborn the darts i really kind of feel like the people here want to snoop the wind because they want to be nice to them they want to take pictures afterwards but you know hey we ain't tripping they got that i got y'all i got y'all y'all straight thank you [ __ ] i got this mic in my hand cause you're a mc now so listen right now we got a new segment called calling out names now how does calling our name work is he gonna spit a verse it's not dissing it's all friendly he's gonna spit a verse he's gonna call somebody out and when that person come on they're gonna meet that challenge we'll stoop dog and guess what we're using death row beats because we happen to know the owner [Music] [Laughter] all clear baby oh claire are we on the air one two one two let me slide this blunt to the left talk this [ __ ] sitting in the living room as the base goes boom big snoop dogs i look in the sky i say oh i take time i drive lines i don't fake i just break while you create time to watch me now everybody looking snoop dogg's on the stage and you know i'm cooking sitting back relaxing maxin what name should i call out michael jackson i don't know cuz can't nobody [ __ ] with this snoop dogg on the mic now you stuck with this big you stay true keep it blue one two one two dpg sees the crow and i come through so quick so fast what a microphone on your ass need to hit a blunt need to talk [ __ ] need to walk outside i need to see a crap cause now i'm feeling blue right now snoop dogg on the mic what it do right now i don't know who i should call out cause if i call him out we might fall out so i'ma leave it alone stay hard to the bone and stay in my zone you can call it what you want to but don't call me out cause you will get knocked out no doubt no scream no shout big snoop dogs in the [ __ ] house a representing death row everywhere that i go and if i call out your name you better put your handcuffs on your [ __ ] hole cause i'm coming through the front and the back doe smoke another blunt backwoods this hood that hood snoop dogg recognized neighborhood man it's a pleasure you got to put a name on that i don't know nobody but the legend corrupt himself you got to put a name on that one hey man we gonna just sell fish we calling out your little brother and my little brother corrupt gotti gotti gotta go next man for the old time call out come on let's go come on gotti line it up light it up gotti line it up have you ever heard of a slaughter ought to start dipping sipping on that st gets me to trip and i don't slips i bang with that mad ass dog pound gang it's a dpg thing yes sir man it's been a pleasure to have you motivation pleasure's all mine i love you bro i love what you're doing i love what you stand for i love what you become thank you for being an example a role model a leader you gave us a chance man come on that's what we do we give each other a chance each one teach one we're a brotherhood out here we the west and this is what the west's supposed to look like we're supposed to do [ __ ] for each other on camera behind the scenes in our in our lives personally the whole get out you know how we move we move like a [ __ ] team love you too my [ __ ] hey look and what you got here you just checked in with snoop dogg and big u the most recognizable face on the planet earth the only man who can stop the war with ukraine and the rest of the world they need to call a star and stop playing because bogdan might get it done call snoop dogg he's sending the crips and bloods over there we get this [ __ ] figured out immediately and we're gonna do we go we'll get it the right way who's that putin over there yeah that's who he is putin called a homie we're not mad at you no you just checked in with snoop dogg hey you hop off the plane check in when you when your feet hit the street you better check in don't believe in them punk ass hoes because they don't want to leave you [ __ ] exposed and make you check it in [Music] [Music] [Music] don't believe in these punk-ass hoes cause they the ones that leave you [ __ ] exposed they make you check it out streets hurt you been falling lately some of y'all gotta check in for safety all the real ones we move a certain way you gotta give it to get it you wanna get home

Channel: Checc'n In w/ BIG U - Podcast

Views: 383,749

Keywords: Snoop Dogg, Deathrow, podcast, million dollarz worth of game, checcnin, worldstar, bigu, hiphop, 2 pac

Id: jeOBDrxzRr0

Length: 76min 43sec (4603 seconds)

Published: Fri Sep 09 2022