Daylyt On Being Rap's Biggest Troll & Why 6ix9ine Was Right To Snitch

yeah scared extreme close-up on daylight no Jeff Lewis podcast in the world and today I am here doing the midday livestream with the viral [ __ ] champion and the universe daylight I think I think I like I need like a Guinness World Record most plenty of them that you could set I bet like I think I'm like the most Oh like I think I think I might be the only person to like continuously do it go viral yeah but you're a but you do it very intentional is it something about every public appearance that you make usually where you have a hook yeah I think most people do it out of like hey look at me I'm always definitely have a motive you've really kind of abused your DJ Vlad privilege yeah you've sopped up all the clout you could possibly get out of that here but I feel like there's a whole new generation of that's the ground fans who know who you are because of the white face thing because of all these it's crazy because that that interview actually really showed me the how white privilege really really works what do you mean by the home so like in that interview like I've said a lot of that same [ __ ] in interviews like right and like people's like conspiracy theories and then when I did it as an actual quote unquote like white man people's like yo a rock with this dude now really I was like wait so y'all like the white me and not the black me you think even though it was insanely obvious that this was just a black guy wearing white facepaint that people still were persuaded to feel that way we in an era where like maybe some people didn't know yeah I think people were like taking every drug in the world like things don't look as clear to some people you don't think no to me I feel like almost everybody who watched that probably knew but interpretation you know you gotta think if somebody's watching that and they didn't pop about five pills there a little bit of everything you think their vision gonna be hundred percent clear what percentage of digital ads audience do you think our poll our cassettes all of them really ninety-five percent about my audience um ninety-eight percent okay what let's talk about the early days of daylight because I'm interested in how this man was formed all right so what I'm not from grape Street are you I'm great sheet affiliated okay my family's from Kayseri very few people seem like they're actually from the trenches over there yeah like I was born and raised you feel like I was born oh yeah I was raised in in Jordan so like I'm affiliated by that's where I was raised like when you and when you in LA people don't ask you where you from as you where you live right and if you live over there you from over there like it ain't no way around it people don't move around that much until you get to the level in your life that you're like downtown yeah yeah you just out the mix but when you in the mix people go where you from you like I don't bang but where you live yeah security guard it's hilarious how that's the hierarchy of Los Angeles is that you like growing up in watts and then all of a sudden you like graduate to downtown that's like free wealth yes Wow as well doesn't get away from a lot of the [ __ ] there but um like I said I grew up in the hood so I've been through all the ups and downs of the neighborhood um luckily I wanted a few people that got to where I've got to from my neighborhood but yeah like so before I get into like a lot of like who I'll be coming down like I won't give a big shots out to my brother from another mother Mickey fast Oh familiar with Mickey fat I am but yeah we're like super tight okay but on Mickey facts is actually the birth of trolling daylight really he's the birth of it but you want he didn't necessarily put me on he probably created something that he didn't try to create huh so um earlier in my career you know I was like super serious this one out like this was before I even knew what the word trolling was okay you know it was this battle rap because you always attracted to that strain of this is this is battle rap like if you haven't seen this if you want to watch like pre troll daylight like pre comedy daylight you have to watch my very first battle back to the battle rap scene which was daylight versus filly swinging okay oh my god I know filly swing yeah and that's when I was like I didn't know what trolling was so I cannot wait to watch that I wish I know about the a very aggressive person back there okay like right like a lot of people see happy daylight clown you don't know but like this is something before that so after battle filly Swain you know and and this is when I'm like trying to move up my rank in battle rap so I get in all the little battle rap forms and [ __ ] like that and I'm like yo I asked I kill anybody like whoever want it I see this guy named Mickey fast prior I didn't really know who he was but I'm like and Mickey fast like you're wack and I'm like what do you mean I'm Way so I had an actual battle you said it's online okay so he's like you're wack Brook Twitter was the place Facebook Wow yes like a group inside of Facebook like a battle rap group inside of Facebook a lot of [ __ ] going on it was all type of [ __ ] a lot of people so so Mickey's like yo you wack so another battle pop up Mickey's again your way in like four years Mickey like yo if you don't have these amount of viewers it don't matter if you don't have this it don't matter if you're not on this platform it don't matter it I'm like what the [ __ ] does that mean I was like you wouldn't respond to somebody who was like completely irrelevant but at the time I wasn't you weren't irrelevant I wasn't I was relevant in the batter I've seen but like I wasn't like [ __ ] had groans like [ __ ] was all URL was all type of [ __ ] weren't just a brand-new low kick yes I'm like what are you talking about so Mickey start he started finding whack battle rappers and saying they were better than me like he would purposely find Johnny Johnny Bravo the battle rapper two views in Kansas and be like he's better than you right so maybe he's trolling me for like years right years and for years I'm just like is it about Talent or is it about views like what what is it really about and he told me like bro if you don't got the views nobody cares so I was like oh it's about views about clicks okay cuz it was a little early on now so everyone knows that this was early this was like 2007 issue you film this is early okay so I'm like what are y'all like so then I start seeing what's happening and everybody's like didn't you get people that'll walk up to you like I don't care if you better than me I got I got a hundred million views like and I'm like what the [ __ ] are y'all talking about like I don't get it but what was your hip-hop education were you brought out by anybody in particularly to be so focused on lyrics sort of so like I said a lot of people don't know this crooked I and my older brother like they grew up rapping together really yes like if I had to say that I'll follow somebody in their child familiar with other than my older brother and krookodile I tell you my older brother is extremely but so help me my brother grew up rapping together like that okay so if I if I had weird because I interview tomorrow yeah if I had to point at somebody did I I can say that a child no I would say I went down the krookodile path like I was like that that's what impressed me coming up like I wasn't coming up I wasn't a fan of West Coast music really in today I'm still not a fan what was your perception of West Coast music at that time in 2007 what was really cracking off I hear because there's a lot of jerk in music and [ __ ] at that time right like so like I was I was an early early Ice Cube fan okay like early when he was like message rapid like I was I was a DJ Quik fan I think DJ Quik is extremely lyrical West Coast artists that don't really get to credit um but like as a West Coast rap grew it I just didn't impress me anymore like you know like I I skip past a whole jerk movement the ratchet movement to dougie move I was out bro I mean looking at how you rap or how crooked I raps it's like there's not a lot of people on the west coast that have gotten big that you could really say fitting that kind of lyricism Kendrick is the only one he's only one that beat the world is something like he's only one that made it into the lyrical category like oh the mane but they took it to a totally different level I was having that conversation Michael Rapaport is like Kendrick is a very rare exception that is like mega lyrical uncompromising production-wise still gigantic even with Kendrick like I think like he sacrificed a lot for where he's become now like he did kind of what I'm doing now which is like he set out that whole wave I you know I I know Kendrick come back like you know I know Keita I watched a lot you know I mean like he's been in the same circles as us and he didn't try to do what was hot at the moment you feel me he didn't jump on none of the trends or none of the Dougie's or jerks he didn't jump on none of that he set out kept focusing on what he did stayed on the East Coast where rap was appreciated put out his dope projects from the hip-hop perspective then when he popped he came back West and that's kind of like what I did like when I didn't really get into battle rap because I wanted to battle rap like I got him better at because my mind is a lyrical mind and at the game where West Coast music was going I'm like I'm going this way right y'all can go that way I can make all of that that veins and all that [ __ ] and I'm going this way so I that's kind of like well stated why stay the better at okay so then the Mickey facts they didn't keeps comparing so he can't compare me to whack rappers and he's like yo you know if you don't have the views I it don't matter like I don't care what you say for mine I don't know you so I'm like bro why do you did it got to the point to where he started commenting on all of my polls like it came a kind of like a abusive like it was like internet bullying right it kind of turned into internet bullying like like I can post something about you know my mom in the hospital make you fat to be like you whack whoa you don't got views that's harsh it got bad bro and I'm like so where does your brain does your God want us beat the [ __ ] up I wanted a few people who take constructive criticism so before like I grew up a very very angry child like very very angry I took anger management all type of [ __ ] so as I got older like you know that be the things kind of my hair you know before you explode think about all the scenarios so now I'm like alright what is he really trying to say do you really like me is he really saying I'm dope is this his way of saying you're dope but I don't want to really tell you what are you trying to say or is he telling me the truth so there's a lot of ways our stinginess awesome okay it's about the [ __ ] views huh alright so I click on YouTube and I go most view videos on YouTube and then I see a stupid [ __ ] like man licks his cat eight million views you feel me like this bunch of stupid [ __ ] to a 13-ton come style [ __ ] hundred be like what off okay I'd be a [ __ ] clown I need some element of [ __ ] something right so my very first video I did it was a song called as- with a shotgun uh-huh so I'm sitting on my porch for my front porch literally [ __ ] naked with a [ __ ] 12-gauge shotgun and I put the video out in the very next day it had like maybe like 500,000 simple clicks really boom I took it offline like no no you probably gonna [ __ ] up I [ __ ] it I thought I [ __ ] up cuz the comments were horrible you feel like Oh what the [ __ ] you doing hip hop is over like you know I'm just like what the [ __ ] did I do had no frame of reference first fact that you have that going viral getting the hate is part of going I didn't know that thing I'm like what the [ __ ] is this like my career is done for Wow right so then somebody hit me like yo what the [ __ ] you're doing like your stupid put the [ __ ] back up bro I put the [ __ ] back up it goes is like maybe 200,000 again boom boom boom and I'm like holy [ __ ] but it's all hate mmm but I'm like in my mind I'm like but if I put so right after that maybe like a week later I dropped like a regular video like real song hey people let's stick together power to unity all people must stick together music no matter what like it's not about race there's nothing like let's all stick together as a people 10 views 100 views you know you get it too common yo this is real hip-hop right here yeah I'm like holy [ __ ] alright all the people on this video so I'm comparing comments all the people on this video you are saying how much hip-hop is dying and how much rappers like this is wack but they didn't see this how the [ __ ] could I make them see both and I realize you can't you can't you can't you don't think there's any solutions not if you're not being punked by a major or any major outlet they would never see it never so I'm like alright well I got to get the attention somehow so from then once I seen the numbers and then also in the battle rap community and in every form of hip-hop it stopped going from talent people want a book you were based on clicks numbers it started to go into numbers so when I was asking to get booked at certain places it was like how many views you got and then views became like like currents or some form of like a measure of the measure of your work like not how good you are not like we really like you it became how many views you got so I'm like okay I got a rack up my [ __ ] views well they like everything you work so hard up to build which was your aggressive reputation that's what setting you back you gotta be a [ __ ] Internet person plugging the game mm-hmm because your reputation previously was just been a hard-ass like like everybody to tell you like growing up bro like I didn't even know how to smile like I didn't even know what happiness was I grew up in nothing bro because you were grown up in such circumstances like I lost that's why like if you look at me now most rappers they talk about a lot of [ __ ] bro I don't like to talk I'm not proud of nunit bro I got four I sing people die as a child like like I had r.i.p best friends in fifth grade like this [ __ ] you get over saying like it's traumatizing like I get PTSD from a lot of that [ __ ] so it's like it's memories that I took you feel me like I just lost within the last maybe like year so we just lost maybe like 10 15 different homies so it's like if you familiar with watch you know what's happening like is real so like I took that so you don't throughout my whole growing up and what's like there's something you got to live by rather you from the hood or not you still got to hold your chest up high you can't be no [ __ ] you came into mark whatever whatever right it's a stereotype in the hood so I had that stigmatism everybody that know me hotel you like daylight was always mean mug frowned up coming up like you feel me the facial expressions he made he look like he was just always ready for some type of problems but did you always think that you were smart because when you listen II rap it's kind of like whoa the students always know a lot like coming up um I'll give you a little background where it started where I started the question reality um when I was younger my dad took me to the movies to see a movie caught they live your dad you're a real good relationship with home yeah we're actually retired when I was younger my dad I watched a movie call it they live I don't know if you familiar with the movie but it's with the wrestler Rowdy Roddy Piper oh yeah and there's a movie cause they live and I was young when the movie came out I think I was maybe like two or three years like whatever you know that movie changed the way I seen the world like even from a kid like I was like always had the question cuz the movie is about like what if people not really people you know I mean like some people not really people and like everything is not what it is until you like really look at certain stuff and I grew up with that mentality like you know I mean I used to look at some of our homies like what if these are like nah you know me I used to just think like that growing up so that kind of shifted me from the rest of a lot of people that I grew up with like always had that type of thought and then as I got older you know one thing led to another as far as like what I was interested in things I wanted to see but I blame a lot on Who I am now because of my dad it's just like the things that he put in front of my eyes like I never watched her movies and [ __ ] like that soulful your dad was just into weird [ __ ] my dad was into where she liked karate movies you feel me like a nature [ __ ] like that's all we watched karate movies NatGeo [ __ ] like that so right here so what he put in front of my eyes I think that got a lot to do with like who I would become now okay and then I just led to one thing like I was I was like one of the few people that be like alright what y'all doing today they be like nothing we just about to hang out no I'm going to a library really yeah so I spend like hours in the library finish high school oh yeah going further I went to college yeah I'm a college graduate weird up went along be sitting alone be stay Wow also some [ __ ] Mike what liberal arts no no no I went to school for business administration really one of the biggest scams you thought you were gonna be doing what I thought I was it was one of the biggest scams ever played on me right you're still in debt I was definitely not getting a [ __ ] crumb Wow I'm not paying [ __ ] is your credit [ __ ] and I have all that you know we we battle rappers and we rappers and we make all type of [ __ ] so I don't give a [ __ ] about credit right you never thought about just go you're not hitting a big battle rival lick and just paying it off I'm not paying them [ __ ] I'm not paying them a couple of hundred grand for a piece of paper I'm not it's a couple hundred grand yeah it's a holy [ __ ] but I'm not paying them that for a piece of paper but so we do you consider yourself to have been deluded at that time in thinking that this was a good investment at the college you made it right so I did that you know with the school went to college you know financial aid to pay for all that extra [ __ ] then I got to the other [ __ ] you know the loans and all that you know the college [ __ ] yeah and you know you know and I'm like Business Administration [ __ ] you when I get out I'm have a business yeah I got out and it was like all right here's your piece of paper and you owe us this money and you don't have money to start a business with I'm [ __ ] I was like super [ __ ] so it's like a good four or five years what was were you battle rapping at all that world I was in and out of it okay the world that's when that's when battle rap took like a different shift that's kind of like when the grind time era and what was it about that turned you off about the battle rap or just just like whether the space was that it was a grind time era exactly it was it went from I like the grind time era of battle rap was it wasn't built for the street style characters uh-huh he wasn't saying like like where battle rap is now grind time wasn't built for that like it was more like nerdy it was nerdy like you know I don't want to you know I don't want to say it like that cuz then it turned into what is nerdy are you saying his white right my only you want to go down that path but it was more not for our type of style and the West Coast battle rap has always had like an identity struggle yeah just say yeah we are because it's like we want to be lyrical but our peers don't like lyrical [ __ ] yeah and it's like this sub-genre that is up against like this massive like gigantic Specter yeah commercial rap like westco's have to be this you had low riders in your [ __ ] then on top of that when you go west coast then you got you put the bay in Los Angeles in the same bubble where we through we did like two different states of planets you know yeah like the bay in in LA is two whole different worlds you know I mean so it's like it was a lot going on about her at that time so I just kind of fell back I'm like you know what I'm gonna figure some [ __ ] out like I went to school I try to play ball you know I did it like figure out life but it was always self evident to you that you were just drawn towards that side of a rap I was definitely like like with me it's something about like it's always been something with words we mean like it's something I never admitted on camera I made it now give you some exclusive [ __ ] like when I grew up I was in special ed and all that [ __ ] really like I had a problem like I was a disliked dyslexic so always seen always seen [ __ ] backwards like it and I couldn't write words like the right way for [ __ ] like even if you like if you tell me to trace a number for like I still write it backwards like I don't know why I had a problem but now I understand like my disability may have been my ability right I mean like the way I see words made you think of really different like like nice noun today like when I see words I see signs like I see all the possibilities of how to write them reverse forward back pilot or auto type so that's what your rap styles like a lot of times yeah you're just taking like a couple of syllables and just like presenting every different I can literally dissect a word to is like it's wow like the way I see things so it's kind of like the ring main effect you know like all the Rain Man was like disabled but like his ability was like how he can read and you get me saying so did you see that clip that I tweeted yesterday of this dude rapping and he uses the same like the same words over and over but you know like that like so like when I was growing up like Rain Man though you related to him of you even then like this is sort of like what I'm going it made me realize a lot of stuff we're not seeing the movie Rain Man cuz I was like I've always heard about Rain Man but I didn't never knew like I never really dove deep into it until I actually studied the documentary and I was like oh [ __ ] this guy is like amazing I mean he's a mazing person at what he can do you can say and what he knows and then that led me to Steven Hawkings and it led me to like the word savant and then I started you know I mean you just let me down starting to realize like who you are and why you are the way you are perfect sense everything made perfect sense so it's like on top of like everything my father liked and also when I was growing up like I just realized like I don't think I was like like [ __ ] not saying as bad but do you think they put you in that box or do you say put me in that box and make me feel bad for what I was able to do like when I was younger like I did is they outright with both hands you know I'm saying like stuff like that Wow it needs to be like you can't do that like there's just a lot of things they told me you can't do like even when I was playing basketball in high school like coaches like you can't play with both hands you either got to go right or I'm like why I never made sense to you to just use one side I it just didn't feel right that's interesting yeah it didn't feel right I'm like if I can you know like like for example when I said right standards right like these like right standards on the chalkboard i I saw right two at a time like it both hands like that boom so it's like but they always made me feel bad for that they always like no you're wrong like this is not normal take these pills or go to this class or you not you know I was just like growing up I feel bad for that you feel me but then as I got older I'm like they were trying to hide my power for me yeah like it was like that was the suppressant they were you medicated not enough like I was they tried today most definitely tried to like and that's what led to anger you feel me like how y'all doing this [ __ ] and then when you get angry they really think something wrong with you now he's resisting so it was it was just all type of stuff where I wait the way I grew up was all type of things that led to me being angry right but now that I got older and everything starting to me since it's like okay I get it now and now that's why I'm able to just float through whatever like right what about let me just throw this out there okay what was what is your relationship with disaster right now me and disaster have like one of the best and worst relationships every talk anymore not really but like I don't think we have to has there ever been really overt beef I don't think we never had beef right like we've never had like no type of like like actual problem in life like I think is more like I think the problems that we both have is it's small term stuff like we in a sport where everybody wants to be a number one mmm you know I mean so if we if we're friends but we're both chasing the same goal then there's always going to be like a little form of right I'm saying like if we if you're my best friend but we're playing in the championship game like bro I don't want to lose I mean we're friends but I don't want to lose so I think that's kind of what it is you got me with that one thing did you watch the disaster interview and I asked him about how you said that he [ __ ] people out there they don't know what I'm talking about you said that you were driving down the highway with him and then he got cut off by another car so he got out of the sunroof and shot his gun at the person multiple times and then just got off the highway and acted like it was no big deal Wow no I don't believe you that this half I asked him about it he was like obviously is trolling all right so I'm just gonna say I'm trolling so you don't get like in trouble yeah but disasters [ __ ] crazy I don't believe that he did that because I think if he did that once then he probably has done stuff like that a lot of times and it's probably in jail he would probably be in jail his answers crazy it would take a really [ __ ] up person to do that when you wasn't a real good I don't know it could have been a blink I don't know if it wasn't real good you probably would know oh it might have been blank well I still think that's probably a big old crime you start to be pretty nuts to do that but yeah like I said you know going back to that like like we don't really have problems I don't think it's really no no like problems problems like that but you used to be closer yeah we used to be a lot closer were kids because I was watching a lot old battles of him where people would be like all your grape Street homies like people would be dissing him trying to say that he was relying on your connections yeah like say like this didn't grow up with us you don't mean like he grew up I don't know I'm not exactly what part of the world he grew up in but like we met him at a better rappy fit you know like it was kind of like the event that wasn't it was like a you know freestyle type event and when we came to the event we brought that type of style to the event you film it like we brought like okay these [ __ ] are Wow and that was earlier in my career where I was like very very like aggressive so like in my earlier career like I'm battling people I'm pushing people off stage I'm like slapping people like it was just complete disrespect so I think that's women did is was like oh [ __ ] these are the [ __ ] I wanna be with you know I mean like because he already has a natural like he's aggressive he already has a natural aggressive energy so as i okay these are the [ __ ] i want to be with so i remember when i was like yo you know i mean like we got this little [ __ ] that we bought the start up here you know I mean called crack city and is like I'm down I know I mean and didn't like that's when we like kind of being became like a part of like what we were right there from that like we all became cool we start chillin you know each other houses and [ __ ] like that whatever whatever and then we just kind of like grew up together a couple years ago 15 14 years ago so your battle rap career this it seems like you have an insane number of videos I need to you just are you just the kind of guy who if you got a offer to battle you would just be like so a lot of people used to say I was done for this but like I said I'm from a place where I never had nothing so like something is better than nothing and I always think how to maximize the little amounts so there was a time in my career where I was like okay I had a job before right I had a [ __ ] job I worked at Taco Bell before like you know I was making like seven bucks an hour so I'm like seven bucks an hour but I'm making like 40 dollars a day with texts taking out you know me and my checks like 300 some like this is every two week you know like I'm thinking about that and I'm like all right le's is like your day how much you want the battle I'm like all right this is not a battle normally he's gonna last nine minutes whether I win or lose or not it's nine minutes plus I get to fly out somewhere plus a hotel bro give me 500 mmm so there was a point of time in my career I was battling for five hundred dollars broke and I was better than like literally every day and you're happy to do it but five dollars a day to you guys think I'm from watts I've never been anywhere so tell me you're passionate to fly to another state make five hundred dollars get fed in a [ __ ] four-star hotel right fly me everywhere but I literally was ping-ponging the entire United States bing-bing-bing-bing because all kinds of different promoters who are booking you they like they're like that's a known thing in battle route community they light is fired at others like that's really that's like a like early in my career like I'll say 2013-14 $5.00 I'm there it didn't occur to you that you had a that you could ask for more overtime or did this slowly like you got to think I'm in the middle of [ __ ] I'll show you I don't care about more mmm you what I'm saying are excited to tour the world a lot of rappers to read that I'm I'm from watts this is what you not understanding like I'm from an area like a lot of these other rappers like they come maneuver in a cities you get what I'm saying like you could maneuver in your city not saying it is not bad but you could maneuver like you could go up from watts my radius is a 95th Street to 106 Street that is my radius like we can't go out of that you know what I'm saying so like as I got older I'm like you know like I'm in Australia you don't sound like I'm a kid from Watson Australian from Australia we're gonna Alaska didn't from Alaska we go back to this we're gonna get it like I'm like yo I'm out and on top of that you got to think like I'm like alright fine at all this I'm at about 90 times you're gonna say like it she's adding up yeah and I'm not spending money so I'm like pocketing something like yo like at that time I'm like yo this [ __ ] is it's turning out very good for me how much work were you putting in at that time to prepare for now you have to teach in comparison to now now you have to think for some people is very hard to write it's very hard to memorize like I think for me like it is very easy like I don't I don't need max prep time I don't need to be like researching I don't like I have so much inside my mind I can't a like a day you got a battle tonight like I'll be ready in a couple of that's easy for you it's very easy for me so what's the thought process you mean say you were gonna battle me say that I am Who I am right now but I'm also a rapper and you've got to think I'm gonna [ __ ] dissect this guy I want to win this so I have to expose him as being whatever like you have to like what what is the mentality of how to pick somebody apart I've done this hundreds of jumps the first thing is like you things that you got to think about things that work in battle raps so name flips all the way work so it's like Adam 20 to hit Adam with a 22 like that's automatically because you can make people laugh if you if you come up with a bunch of them they keep Adam 22 I'll hit Adam with the 22 should I keep it going keep it going I hate Adam with the 22 when he was 2244 like you get like it's that simple and like I started to realize battle rap Krauss is like taking candy from a baby it's very easy what do they want it's very easy to please them bro it's like they just want a few lines about killing somebody and how you can rip somebody's spleen out and destroy somebody's baby guts and this is some simple [ __ ] bro and they're gonna lose their [ __ ] mind but that's simple but you don't think about like what that person's like weakness is like what what what extent do you really want to hurt their feelings on stage because that is the most dramatic ship and you're watching battle you could tell them [ __ ] hurt it's hurt but for me I built my own genre inside battle rap which is the daylight world in daylight world I don't even have to talk about you I can my whole round can be about flowers right I could battle flour in my round and people be like they like one it's more about like elevating yourself to showing how funny and creative you are it's like I built the world inside a batter at where it's not about who day lights battle what is daylight gonna do is Dale I can be better than the last day like what Wow shitty it don't even matter if I win or lose like that only matter hmm is we seen daylight he did something we'd never seen before we got our money's worth when I saw I was just watching some random battles and I saw you battling this white guy in Canada I believe and you showed up dressed like a [ __ ] slave and you had a guy with you that was supposed to be your master and you're like asking him for permission to rapid stuff what what [ __ ] corridor of your brain did that come from and what was that a specific thing for this white guy that you were gonna battle like I'm gonna make this oh [ __ ] I feel so uncomfortable it wasn't even that it had nothing to do with him it was actually a deeper metaphor that people could think so um going back into like I do research on a different level so that was actually for a title match right qinger talk about was a big one it was a big title match in the title match you win a chain right they put a chain on you so my thing was like I won't get out of the chains like you know me like we're kind of tired of putting chains on ourselves like I won't get out of the chains so on top of that like if I get if I don't win the chain and I don't let them put a chain on me I'm technically free so if the other guy beats me he actually stops them from putting the chain on me so that was my objective my objective was to help them understand like you know Canada is a place where people like free slaves went and people didn't know that he was like what are you talking about I'm like yo like slaves actually hid in Canada like to be free like in Pat's they actually mentioned it he said it in his purse and that was my objective was like a mining I want him to say it and he actually said it in the batteries like yo there's a [ __ ] don't even know Canada is where the slaves were freed I'm like yes that's what I want you to tell them uh-huh so it was it was bigger than like just a battle it was like a multi-layer message also I want to show my improv skills I have some people in there some other people in there like you know can you act and I'm like yeah I'll show you but you usually when you think of these ideas you're thinking more about how to just show your own creativity rather than actually tearing the other person yeah yeah most definitely I want to build you did you feel like that usually like frustrates them it hurts more because like it's like you not even respecting them enough to be hurt because it makes it hard for them to figure out what you're gonna compliment - yeah it hurts even more to know that this was their biggest battle and I gave no [ __ ] about them right there is more than giving a [ __ ] about him you ever like when did the I feel like now when you battle it feels like you've always come with something elaborate is that true I always something that has to be performance-based for for me like I said I understand I understand this era I understand the Internet era like I helped create this new era right you feel me like I helped create the viral era I helped create it's okay to be a clown I helped create that right right and I understand like battle rap in general you have a how many battle rappers is it it's like you tell me like the same amount of those and how you have mumble rap like all the mumble rapper sound the same auto-tune you know it's kind of saying battle rappers are like that too you can find a billion battles that sound exactly the same right I always told myself what M what like when this ship crashed cuz every ship crashes right no ship lasts forever every ship crisis right when this ship crash what are you going to remember and now when you look back at a lot of things it's like I remember day like I don't know too many other [ __ ] in bad rap I remember daylight it don't matter if you want like for example you know you just look like a slave you don't even know who I battled dry I didn't remember his name it don't matter I just remember thinking clearly working out too much yeah I just don't want to see you yoked up rapper bro it's like but I'm gonna tell you where I learned that though where I learned the art of the art of like we're that that whole theatric thing in like incorporated into my my skill set it was when cannabis battled disaster I was a there's a legendary moment and a lot of people don't know cannabis planned all that planned the injury and everything everything it was all fake-ass wines bro look how all right so you had to be there to understand so I watched that [ __ ] from like front-row 3d I'm watching everything you everything is cannabis cannabis [ __ ] legit right cannabis walks in the building he's smiling out of this world I'm like why the [ __ ] this [ __ ] is so happy he wanders in in a cast he walks in with the spleen oh and he's smiling right so like I'm watching him so he does that and I'm like it's his arm hurt or not but I'm whatever you know he's stretching it out a little bit so the battle comes they're battling out of nowhere he starts fumbling and he's like yo remind you this is cannabis dog like he's kind of labeled as the goat you know I mean like prior to the newer era at one point in time cannabis was the best rapper on the face of the earth and certainly like representing battle rap kind of like made the biggest impact on that era culturally sort of sense so it's like this is a person that actually probably really has hundreds of raps in his mind right and not only is that like cannabis was the first rapper on the internet there's a lot of bro that means like a Einstein you know so watching that and then when he starts a stumble I'm like I'm a better rapper so I know when people are faking you know I mean I'm watching him stumble then he looks at his man he's like hammy the notebook Maji hands him his [ __ ] big eyes notebook with scribble scrapper this [ __ ] and I'm just like what the [ __ ] is happening right now right so everybody goes crazy cannabis pulls out of notebook the battle was over people you know is just mayhem and if you was there you had to see this cannabis leaves the ring goes to the stage remind you this is the hurt or spleen comes off grabs my wing it's it's just funny cuz you said you're dyslexic and then there's like little little started please lean whatever [ __ ] you were to call it or embrace it and he pulls the [ __ ] off and grabs the microphone it was like hey hey you [ __ ] gonna respect cata business boom woman I'm just like he was never hurt so then what's what else does he do on stage right [ __ ] slams the mic and runs to the crowd and starts taking pictures like fan pictures like cannabis kind of his own [ __ ] so I'm like so later on that night I get on a line and I'm like alright when I get on line I'm gonna see my like remind you at the time like I use this term a lot my best friend cuz like in battle rap I use it to turn my best friend that's according to not according to the answer but when I speak of disaster in battle rap I used to turn my best friend cuz he's like my best friend in battle rap right so I go I get online and I'm thinking to myself my best friend just beat cannabis like holy Sh this is mega like the whole internet is gonna be saying disaster beat cannabis I get online I didn't see disaster anywhere all I seen cannabis pulled out a notebook double XL cannabis pulls out notebook double Excel every side cannabis cause I know but they don't even put a picture of disaster say wait if he won why is it nobody talking about the winner yeah literally I go to the search bar type in cannabis versus disaster you see nothing with the sashes cannabis cannabis kinda tell them I said holy [ __ ] this was the best loss ever it was so much of a loss that like the winner got overshadowed by all the talk but where's the win in that for him now the only thing cannabis didn't do was he didn't capitalize off of it I don't think he was he didn't plan to capitalize off of it if indeed he would have had notebooks for sale on cannabis the notebook for sale with his rhymes or music on deck or music on deck or anything after that he could have popped like wild and I think people caught on to that that was when people started saying do something crazy get all the buzz drop music right right after that you've seen it happen over and over because I tried it right after that right there's some wild drop a t-shirt boom hit so after that that's when I incorporated it into my my skill set it don't matter about win or lose it just be the most talked about of the night and then that led me back to what Mickey fats were saying like bro it's about the clicks yeah and then from then I was like okay now I got to use my super creative brain on top of the shenanigan era right and I just started to combine both of them and that's kind of what made me like unstoppable right in battle what [ __ ] what's your about our career these days like what's it take to get you out there right now though in where the levels that I reach not only in bad rap but also musically and just where I've reached in general like I know so much about a business town that I no longer battle for money this goes to any battle rally like if you want me to be a part of your lead I want equity in your company uh-huh either equity in your company or Gregor I need equity in the company or I'll need a substantial amount that can that can make up for the possibility of what you can make from me being on your platform because okay so how much when you go and do a battle rap when you go do a battle how much do you think that they can if they're smart make from it now you got to think everything is time so it's not even about what they make it at the moment cuz that's where they sell you it don't want to make this back at the moment but they're not telling you like monetization they're not telling you all of this shake it up load publishing checks royalty checks they're not telling you you know it's a lot of [ __ ] they're badder rappers don't know and I notice now that I'm in an industry so you know they said initiate the prison's you know also they got merge sites so it's like if you have a company if we battle on your company and we make your company hot but you Murch people would not buy the merch if we wasn't on the company right so you got merch sales you got you this is a lot how much is fair for you to fly to [ __ ] Alaska right now it depends like like if it's a make a lead like it you know cuz we got bigger leaves and we got smaller leaves then you got dink on top of that we're doing pay-per-view now right right so you know average like if it's a major lead and you look at these pay-per-view numbers that pay-per-view is $39 and then you got like [ __ ] I don't know 20,000 30,000 people watching this [ __ ] you're probably more than that you know I mean like I just tell them like this like it is like I said if if you don't want to give me equity in the company I need a percentage in the company because I'm most definitely gonna do something cuz I and the reason why I say this is because I've helped a lot of leads to become something mmm like smaller leaves and bigger leaves I've helped them pretty much become as big as they are right so um I will need a very large amount of money where's your creative energy going towards at this point as it right now it's all music all music music and most definitely film working on your own music or do all those ghost writing stuff and everything yeah I do a lot of [ __ ] for a lot of people so how does this work how do you get content about this because and what do you do at TD explain the nature I so I have a relationship with punch okay right punches cool friends with my producer will he be Willie B is also partners are not partners but he's also in a relationship with TD and been in relation with TD will he be produced kendrick lamar rigor mortis and a few more joints for absol and in a few big records over there at TV so will it be as cool a punch and will he be introduce me to punch but not even on a music [ __ ] mainly because the neighborhood I'm from which is the greater East Side and punches from the Nixon garden side so Willie was like if we are working together like you know it'll be dope if y'all met and you know see how I could chop it up bigger than music though you know just because y'all from two sides has just been behaving watch yeah he's like uniting watts and it's crazy because Willoughby is from Lynwood and Lynwood it's like the cousin to watts so will you be as being a big cousin by uniting us or whatever so my relationship with TD is kind of to punt okay um and I [ __ ] with like everybody to punch but it goes deeper than that because j-roc is also the face of TD he helped pretty much built TD to what it is right now I mean j-roc actually grew up together we like I like best friends too I really like chocolate best friends yeah you guys still talk a lot no not as much but like it's kind of like if I see Rock we getting up we gonna give a long cut we don't really have to say too much we know what we both doing we're doing the right things for both side making sure everything okay so what do you do you go in and help out with ideas for various yeah I don't do anything like that at TD like I uh like I said my work is only with punch I don't know I don't write anything for TD like I just work with punch like you know me like will do records together sure like that or we'll do like projects what will it be together like but I don't do anything for TD like that but you have done stuff we're more established rappers will fly you out you say so now Drake most definitely a flux of Jake and what you were part of the hope you'll sweat shot for a period of time or what um that's some stuff I don't really want to talk about here cuz you signed an NDA yeah I can't really speak about but um I just know when people say stuff like your daylight where your big records it and I'm like exactly where do you supposed to be what's that mean they're big records you can't talk about it how does that feel that you can write big records for other people but you haven't really done it you so so much okay you how do you feel like you have the star power to have a big solo career like everything has time everybody gets a shot you don't mean let's take Neal for example Neal was behind the scenes for a long time right Indian he got his shot pow so I I don't mind playing the game I'll chill - the time is right but a lot of the stuff that you've done you could kind of described as like cloud chasing or whatever like all these different things that you've done to go viral but do you feel like in a way you should have been able to like transfer that through into you know your own music or do you feel like this is all sort of like a long-term building process towards that no no this not necessary Cole to be just to be like a [ __ ] big a solo artist or is that a simplification I don't really even care about music like that like I'm more so when I go into the movie field okay you know I want to go into the act and feel like that's why I displayed so many different characters like you know go to active field also do a lot of filming and acting shake them all and so this is just building my character to more so be like I don't want to be caught in a box mmm you know me I don't like like I said growing up as a child like I always feel like you you got to do this you have to do that you can't do this you can't do that right and what I'm building right now is I could do whatever [ __ ] I want whenever I want like if I want to make music today I could have wannabe actor tomorrow if I wanna play water polo it wouldn't be a professional hockey player next week I could [ __ ] go try out like I don't want to be stuck I was gonna say yeah you could try out I don't think you'd actually be a professional next try out to try out you could work on it I could work on it but like I don't want to be stuck in a box like right I hate I hate those like like and I noticed like certain like for example like when certain people speak on certain things you'll get all he's a basketball player he don't know what he's talking about oh he's a rapper he don't know what he's talking I don't I don't want none of those stigmatism right I want people to be like oh that's it's daylight he could you can say whatever [ __ ] you want whenever [ __ ] you want how comfortable financially are you right now super comfortable super comfortable from battling or from doing this everything people together I'm super comfortable do you spend a lot of money or no like I had on the same shirt for like PI like last month month is a little musky yeah I like it really yeah I think I said muskie when I was supposed to say musty like it's kind of like a natural smell like I think like but see I don't get super stinky because I don't eat bad eat I don't eat bad okay so gonna be vegan no I'm not vegan whatever I eat like Wendy's for four four four four four ladies were 45 no I'm [ __ ] with you but not like right I don't think the worse like I'd be in veggie real and I'll be looking at people like all the fat people being veggie really is the worst I need that protein is competitive from multi level is like a battle rapper are you supposed to embrace 'la no not like the ultimate competitive strange it's like it's too much for me to even worry about like everybody's competitive what car you drive where you live what kind of house you got you got an eight bedroom house well that's whack I got a timbale room ah it's just it's just too competitive what are you doing sending um I said at home I create ideas I paint I got two children a boy and a girl lovely wife wife wife so you have a whole life I don't know have a life life like a real life I think a real life is suitable to every king right you need you need to be able to unplug from this world and look at like real life reality hmm I think that's essential so when I'm not online or when I'm not in that world like I'm at home like water and grass like like a regular white person were you ever on some like well you used to love riding around your home he's just living that hip-hop lifestyle bunch of [ __ ] home he's in the Subaru he just driving around baddest most definitely yeah we all had that we all had but you're over there I'm most definitely not not necessarily over cuz I do get the urge every blue moon I do drive down to the city and I go to my neighborhood and anger and I talked to a few people but more so it's about telling them how and what they need to do to get further and how to better themselves but I just I believe like are going to like a few conspiracy theories like I believe there's like like specially in watts and now that I'm able to see things a lot clearer like a lot of the palm trees palm trees and [ __ ] are like not even real trees I believe there's like [ __ ] negative energy being pumped into the area cuz like whenever I get two watts like I feel angry yeah yeah like I feel like it's like my pit bulleting turn on it's like oh [ __ ] like do you think it's you're sort of like you're internalized memories of your upbringing in a complete connects you with that pain oh oh you ain't gonna feel it like you know when I get off the freeway over Wilmington like I can feel it like as I'm driving closer and closer I can feel it like it's like it's weird bro is it different than Melrose where you know this is probably on Melrose is probably where you could get recognized and yeah up the attention more than anywhere else yeah I can't walk up the street oh yeah yeah it's kind of a lot of your daylight and it's probably a lot of your that guy it's like it's not even that it like you got to think like like the like a lot of people know me from different [ __ ] like you got people like oh you're battle rap you got people are you from flat you got people oh that la leakers freestyle a lot of people yeah that was in that [ __ ] that [ __ ] the LA leaguers [ __ ] it got a lot of people I mean I had no idea who I was right so like I think when people approach me like also you got people I know you're David I like you basketball player like you got pure you day like your skateboard like I biked I do everything bro I'm like in every world I will tell you I'm 35 oh my child yeah we yeah but like so I got like I grow up I play water polo like I do everything bro like you might find like people people have found me like in swimming competitions like yo that's daylight like yeah so you just go I was [ __ ] enter swimming competition I can really swim for it like I'm one of those people that really was like I'm not letting nothing stop me like I'm gonna try to do everything swimming great audio so like when people stop me it could be from anything right it may be from all type of things when did you really get into the whole trolling the media thing because you've just been doing this for a long time with Vlad it seems like you've just taken that platform in particular actually I really appreciate the fact that you don't seem like you're bullshitting about almost they think all the disaster thing I think you're lying about and maybe you know someone cliff where you said that 95% of people that grew up with you are they gonna be 5 though I could show you a post right now with everybody that's out I can literally show you an actual picture with everybody that's a knife man that's to show you they're out look and a few more just died like two days ago like that it's over ok yeah but uh yeah like trolling the media the patrolling the media like like I said I I understand we're in the area where like when the world star area so like if some cool pops up on page one it's lit for today but tomorrow it's page two nobodies clicking backwards right we're in the front words air I got a gun pulled on me and I had a nice three-day window if it's over people still say stuff but even though even that will wear off it's only a couple months your [ __ ] was late like literally two days ago socialblade boom eight thousand followers in a day now it's back to normal it's over we're in that era so I understand that like we in a Content area so much content is being uploaded day by day Twitter feeds Instagram fees it's this it's the scroll down arrow what's right there next next so my thing is I just got to stay up there somehow focus I could stay up there somehow but that notoriety is it is it is it enough in itself because to me being in that cycle I do think it has value because at the end of the day I'm just making more people know about me I'm just trying to reach maximum saturation of just making everybody know about you because then in the future they'll be receptive to what other whatever other additional messages you want to put out whether it's a t-shirt like for mini cows and sheep you do mean it's kind of weird for us because we're both somewhat along that path we're not at the maximum level of that path nobody ever really is but when you look at somebody like Charlemagne it's like you know he's kind of almost he's reached peak saturation the market everybody knows who he is everybody knows the Breakfast Club is I don't feel like I'm there you look at somebody like J Cole Kendrick everyone who wants to listen to them probably is already listening to them yeah daylight is still trying to instill I'm still but that's the thing like you got to think like I don't have a major back-end behind me like everything you see from the daylight brand it's been me 100% like I don't have any like I can't be say I don't have help I never ask for help right so like I don't have like if I drop something right now it's not getting posted by all the major sites you give them said like and that's normally where everybody go to to see [ __ ] like I'm not on major playlist as I'm not on I'm not on what do you call that I mean cover you know I'm not a nun today you're the same but somehow I'm still in the talked abouts of amongst the elite rappers in the world mm-hmm and I think like I do a very good job it's staying in it right you know saying like like the LA Lakers freestyle like how does that go you you hit them up like you come through sometimes and then you proceeded to write some [ __ ] because you know that that's this big moment what happened was oh I never reach out there I never really like you know mean so once again my brother McGee fats McGee fats had to LA leaders freestyle he's like yo man being Cali I want you to come with me so I'm like oh I'll go with you cool right like I tell you I I could work the internet with no one's help like I don't I don't need anyone's help to survive right like I have this [ __ ] map down to the science so Mickey's like you'll come with me so I'll go with Mickey and just incredible asylum is like oh [ __ ] they like bro we gotta get out of all the people we gotta get you back here so Oh back there so I can do it on the spot yeah I didn't do it on the spot yeah we got to get you back so a few months ago by you know was just black bunch of ups and downs you know they had scheduled as their stuff they do so finally they reach out like oh no actually I was with punch uh-huh and TD punch and punch we shot like y'all was good you know I'm saying like my man a day said he ready they're like alright well let's do it Monday so the next Monday come around and I'm there and bow and like I tell you like I don't really have to like I've done so much in my life and like from a rapper standpoint that's why I tell people like battle rap battle rappers and I'll say this loud and clear for everybody that's watching battle rappers are the greatest lyricists on the face of this earth we go through hours and hours of war with words and just to break this stigmatism that battle rappers can't make music that is a lie because battle rappers actually make the best music ever Eminem is a battle rapper no disrespect but it's stigma stigma you keep sayin stigmatism is the thing you get on your eyes it is because they can't see trust me we're all building and its overall collective intelligence it's a stigma Sigma but M&M is a battery if I were you I would want me to tell you yeah it's okay are you becoming like I said M&M is a batter ever and he's labeled as the best rapper ever yeah why because he a [ __ ] battle rapper and the things that he can do what words only battle rappers can do it words the only difference is he had the best producer in the world to help him and his way and his way marketable his [ __ ] you know wish you know something to be said for being the first good white first good white like you got vanilla ice and any minute and then it's weird that took that long until 1998 for somebody to come in the game that was really bad brother white but it wasn't that he was that dope he was battle rapper dope like the [ __ ] Eminem does what words regular rappers can't do it words only battle rappers can do that [ __ ] with words because you fight so much for words you can break them down to infinity so you had Eminem you feel me Eminem took over the whole rap game because he was a better rapper now I can honestly say it is you put any battle rapper in the studio with dr. Dre and let him mold you then you're gonna be the best rapper everything any any battle rapper bro but you combined it with the [ __ ] star power a man damn - I thought it was horrible before dr. Dre like nobody cared he lost it never listened to that first project infinity was but remember listening to it in the 90s and being like wow this is so not it infinity was but Jews being with dr. Dre will do a lot bro what he drop a comic on Oh what was it uh what was it what was the rival I can't remember what everybody liked it right this is infinity in yeah he dropped kamikaze produced by dre oh everybody's back on the way puke your don't say it so those little cosines help it just the names or make people [ __ ] with you even more right do you think goes fish's as dope as I think is yes I like Ghostface a lot right me and Michael right before we're just having this conversation and he was saying name somebody in the last 20 years that's better than then Ghostface and I was saying I think Kendricks up there yeah I think in terms and I realized that a big component of it is that you might be able to name a whole bunch of the outer rappers a super dope may be just as good lyrically but they didn't make a real impact yeah you know I would say from you got it link times like right like Ghostface was that fire for the time he was fire right everything's gonna advance right like what Kendra could do it where it's like I think he'll smoke goes face on the track right like today right that's what I was saying my grabber oh my god I think if you put them two on a track together you're not gonna walk away from it like whoa Kendrick is trash compared to Ghostface no Kendrick Kendrick would do damage right now right like or if you put like Joyner Lucas or you know one of these kids that like really word bent Bryan good I'm saying like I want to use about a rapper I only use like actual rapper drivers like one of these kids that like like joiners wow we're bending you feel me like eat although him in the Tauri [ __ ] didn't go as I thought it would but I don't think joining it is a battle rapper right I don't think he even worked his world in back and forth from with people right I think he's a good lyricist right so you have like a joiner you have Kendricks you have like a abyssal you have you know you have a few rappers that they'll make it hard for Ghostface in this era you're not Lew page you only saying you got you got rappers that really really were been like you've got ASAP rock you got not ASAP Rocky is that rock right for me and he's some other [ __ ] he's a rock some other other [ __ ] he's up there on your list he's probably number one as far as like what people can do what words what do you listen to oh I actually listen this Mexican music [Music] it's so close to Mexico these has got to die yeah I fell in love with it low-key like you're just like you know some Mexican music six nine sorry for that kid you do yeah I guess you haven't been on record talking about him since all this [ __ ] went down you know have y'all noticed I'd normally attach myself to certain things that I and I'll tell y'all why suppose you didn't show up I bought TV with dressed up like him but I smelled something fishy early really early early early you knew this was coming like I said I'm from area where people really came being for real right and people like that I don't like the hood are not supposed to like like I still received backlash from my neighborhood for certain [ __ ] I did you give them saying like nah they like [ __ ] that ain't the right way cuz what in particular oh just like [ __ ] I've done on flat like you know I'm saying like just trolling [ __ ] [ __ ] puppies dick or whatever I never said that you said you would [ __ ] him I almost definitely said that right and was that was that the biggest mistake you made it was that I actually cleared that [ __ ] up on flat - but okay even when I said that [ __ ] like like I thought that would hurt me and it didn't he like open doors like I got invited to [ __ ] exclusive ass events and [ __ ] like muffled is trying to sign me after that [ __ ] was all type of well you say that because puffy is allegedly gay or did you say that just so funny troll I'll break it down to you and I have no idea allegedly yeah puppy's doing so like I've told a story before but like when Vlad asked me when he said you know puffy likes to invite people to his house to watch him have sex and I was like you know I got like remind you I got two people in my hair I got this new troll daylight daylight right so I'm like Vlad what do what do you mean like you mean to tell me like Busta Rhymes and all the [ __ ] go to Puff Daddy Houston cuz that's his friends right like he's friends with the elites yeah so you mean to tell me like fabulous and all the [ __ ] go to pub daddy house and watch him [ __ ] like what you do mean like what type of sick [ __ ] is so my hood mind was like I should just disrespect puffy right now on top of all the stuff we've heard and I was like well if I do that like I'm just like super black well the path to virality is always either going super positive or super negative exactly right so it was like if I disrespect puffy like [ __ ] puffy he gay you know like that [ __ ] what you don't mean I'm super blackballed like I know the powers in his rap game and then my troll in mine my like after this mine cancelled out it was like yo not you it's someone you left side in the left I was like you sure seconds right in romaji I'm like the the normal me is in the middle right my normal me is like yo you out the way it's on you and the other side was like you don't want to leave it on me right now literally it was just like oh [ __ ] did he I'm like no no no no no no no not that he like what so me bro I'm like no no that was the worst thing you could say and then it was like what I'm already in the sauce now go all the way with it [ __ ] so I went all the way with it but like I said like even that you don't mean like I had a lot of homies like flirting nose up for that like I don't care if you were joking or not [ __ ] that [ __ ] make the hood look bad very taboo sometimes not no more it's changed a little bit like hip-hop like if you ain't gay now you ain't in hip-hop like this year while bro yeah but I feel there's different rules over in watts yeah and watch then under that [ __ ] magical yeah yeah so like I said I got my nose turned up for a lot of [ __ ] I did but going back to the 69 [ __ ] like I was like in the beginning right I was like alright how is any game bangers embracing this hmm right like like I did all the [ __ ] I did away from the hood right I already got I got beat up by some of the homies for some of the [ __ ] I did if I was around right so I was like how is any of them embracing this like y'all real gang members quit let's be real I've met a lot of gang members where once you're around them for a good enough period of time you start to kind of realize like just regular guys and their clout thirsty they are they want to be famous and the problem is you're a rapper you have a nice vehicle to get famous fake if you're in a gang no [ __ ] wannabe famous writer gaming or don't want to be on camera but even some dudes that have reputations that are supposed to be really really valid you sort of realize that they want the [ __ ] attention bad ain't I got a lot of it I got homies day if you point a camera then you might be embroider don't point that camera I got real [ __ ] don't wanna be on camera right the newer age gangbangers that really ain't got nothing going for this sale cuz real OG got money they got [ __ ] moving you feel me is real [ __ ] going on with real game ever the new game member they just ended up being courted on or they just around the hood they don't really got no money coming six nine didn't have anyone around them cuz like that you're one of your biggest risks would you become aroused at one of your biggest risk is that you're gonna get in bed with street dudes that are gonna export you and [ __ ] your life up and he dove into it headfirst I don't even know if he got to the point where he's really getting extorted or anything but he was clearly on that path it you gotta understand you bro he's a non black kid named Daniel from a blood game he was getting distorted from the beginning he wouldn't have popped if he wasn't with the goons right if he would have just been Daniel by himself he wouldn't have pop the goons made him pop cuz he would have fit into a certain category but when you are filming a video and you're on the street in Brooklyn you got twenty dudes with you they're all wearing red rags that's that's a big old statement you can't understate how important that is in hip-hop people are basically watching like gang porn a lot of people who watch rap videos so that's it this game in the streets with the shirts off yeah and then they want to see that one should they addicted to nonsense boom so just watching it like I watched it from the beginning and I'm like something not adding up about all of this how are how is all of these rappers behind us and then the crowd was Tory resistance while right then on top of that there was things that happened where I didn't really understand like how you have a fight at the airport and nothing happened hmm bro I can't even call two loud at LAX without some security bro you can't even stay in a parking spot too long without [ __ ] security coming to say something that was weird you don't say yeah like you had a fight at LAX and nothing happened after that like no police investing Oh you just got out of court for some other [ __ ] so you you had a probation violation on film and nothing happened something's not right on top of that you go into every city disrespecting people something now block something not right yeah and then on top of that way and when it all boils down the FBI should pop up all the [ __ ] pop up and you go to jail and tell on everybody uh-huh oh I believe from the beginning he was part of this this was a whole epic plot to take down a whole group of gang members you think that he was in cahoots with the government beginning from the beginning from the beginning why would he have done that why not why would he want to why not excit down you cannot go to these neighborhoods like this without something happening to you these are [ __ ] that kill people owners Chicago is like call of duty right that means you had like went behind the cameras you had some real people here police cars or something you had some stuff of a police security in like off-duty cops it's no big deal to get off duty that's the thing if you want to block with some off-duty cops that don't look like cops okay then we still got problems he had lights out there yeah some police cars out there on the other side they had to and he pulled up for five minutes did the road on dips he knew what he was doing bro he moved bro I watched how he moved right he had people behind that man but you got to respect him as a troll you and him work anyways he was the most successful at this art form that you knew about very early it was definitely trolled to infinity but he had he had power behind the troll it wasn't like he was just like oh this is what I'm gonna do for my room no there was a whole plot there was a team behind this you think yes well you got a thing on top of that how you hitting these billboards like this uh-huh you ten for ten something right bro it's cuz he was getting people to write his [ __ ] for him so he never had to take you know a lot of rappers you listen to their the victim of the fact that they're just not break some I broke it down to my Instagram all right so you know the video with him 50 singing Casanova video oh yes all why is he the only one in the police car and they're shooting at him in the police car he's the only one in the video in the police car you think it's likely that that was a plot what is the odds of that man like he's the only one in the police car in the window of the police car driving the police car and they are shooting at him from the other car so you think 50 cent is in on this plot as well yeah I don't know I don't know what's going on with these New York [ __ ] but I don't trust none of them you think it's [ __ ] up in news I don't trust nobody who was behind this [ __ ] I don't trust nobody who supported him Nicki Minaj 50 casting I don't trust none of them really you think they all might be in on us how could you even be a part of it these are same [ __ ] I said I was Wallach he's all the same thing I can't rock with daylight he wallet maybe I'll rock with a [ __ ] with colorful hair mm I don't want to hear everybody I call it for her no that's some other colorful [ __ ] one of the moment the biggest things to me was when I saw a photo there you could tell that it was an extension that he just had that [ __ ] taped in tattoos [ __ ] us bro this was one big FBI sting brownie like the movie in too deep ain't that like a New York movie you know you ain't know one of us Jerry with Omar Omar MC LL Cool J what was that well I think New York Undercover all that [ __ ] bro I don't trust none of them shits bro uh-huh like bro I look at it I look at it from the outside in and I go if you embrace that you win on it y'all new probe real [ __ ] a quote-unquote real [ __ ] ain't giving none of that the time of day so all these [ __ ] in jail i'ma tell you something i'ma go a little left field with this a lot of people was mad that six not snitch - right why would y'all be mad why would people even be mad how you even think that he wouldn't have snitched no exactly I mean the idea that he wasn't gonna snitch is absurd like that that's absurd to think he wasn't going to because he has every reason to besides his own freedom you know sometimes when like a super loyal group of dudes gets busted all together then they stand stand look like a treasure troll and you think he's gonna stay loyal to the soil right he's been getting job he got every color in his hair a year he's been down these dudes for a year and he has all kinds of reasons to think that they were not being loyal to him why the [ __ ] would he stand ohhh nobody would stay loyal in that situation think 69 understand do you think a person who look like that posed to follow the g-code no [ __ ] no right but there's a lot of ms-13 dudes and [ __ ] that at the end of the day they don't look that different from him in 1380 Mexican gangs there's a lot of face tattoos you're right though the colored hair that says 30 more photos gonna have em F 13 or they got em F 13 or on the back of the head mm 13 but he started his own gang 6:9 has 69 different 69 tattoos on him right but this is a joke from the beginning boom but I'm a gold left-field and I'm about I'm actually gonna get crucified for this but this is gonna go viral you ready to go viral I would have snitched - brilliant yep I sing t-pain say how to snitch - I'm gonna tell you oh yeah i'ma tell you what I'm tired of I'm tired of gangbangers why is that I'm just tired of gang bangers I'm tired of all these fake hood [ __ ] I'm tired of all these fake real [ __ ] Street [ __ ] I'm just tired of it I'm gonna tell you I'm tired of it everybody's super real until it's time to really be real how do we got so many killers in real goons but we don't have real guns and real killers good I'm saying how do how is black people still dying and getting shot every day when we getting beat by police and all type of [ __ ] and they're nowhere to be found get all these fake [ __ ] artistry ah snitch on everybody [ __ ] get off the street my [ __ ] so do you know back someone who's they who knows that they live by that code and then perceives what the coal you don't respect them you know what the code is dumb black [ __ ] that's the code the code is I kill as many black [ __ ] as I can to prove my hardness but if it's time to really ride out for our people as a whole I'm going in the house that's what the code is well that's the game banker code you know what the game banker code is shoot that [ __ ] smoke that [ __ ] running from the cops that's the game banker code mmm [ __ ] y'all [ __ ] do you think we need drastic measures in order to make that [ __ ] not cool anymore in order just acknowledge that that glorifying that lifestyle is it's essentially the same noise like moaning I met the point to where I don't you [ __ ] how nobody feel I'm done with you know what's crazy somebody gonna probably watch this and go yeah they'll probably kill that [ __ ] for that it's crazy like art like we like mentally [ __ ] up bro like think about this right if if I don't want to use the word white right I don't want I just say let's just say this if I walk up 60 up in Crenshaw right without orange bandana somebody will kill me yeah ASAP like I'm talking but like it would probably five minutes bro somebody is gonna make a call and somebody will come and kill me ASAP police drive up Crenshaw nobody gonna do [ __ ] mmm we're not saying that you should be a cop killer but what I'm saying is if a police beat up a [ __ ] from 60s nobody's gonna do nothing this is what I'm saying like are we game bangers and we really street [ __ ] with ourself are are we gonna press this issue with the whole world that's how I feel about it like we we don't need no more gang bangers we need soldiers for our people as a whole bro like we don't need no more Street [ __ ] we don't need no more game banger lonely no more [ __ ] selling dope to our own people only in the Pro Edition it's all part of an epic plan but what's it gonna take to make imma to make you nervous and think you know the community music the music is the problem because the music Laura fuzz music everywhere I look at this [ __ ] as a whole epic play all these [ __ ] that sign all these rappers they gotta plot they know what they doing any paying these kids millions of dollars for nothing they paying millions of dollars for something cuz they know what's gonna happen pay this kid millions of dollars put him on the radio he gonna promote all the [ __ ] [ __ ] to all the people in the hood and then they gonna do the [ __ ] [ __ ] and then bro is psychological like because I'm thinking about this when I was younger I thought like that when I heard records that said shoot that [ __ ] Rob that [ __ ] steal kill that's what I wanted to do drummed into your brain it's being drummed into your ears you can't help but internalize glorification of it bro you fall in love with it you fall in love with and we both know grown-ass men who are still in love with that idea I just see they're in love with carrying guns they're in love with doing the drug have you thought about this how could a game anger how like imma say this loud and clear how could a gang member get a gun charge how are they even possible which how could you get a you not even thinking because the program so deep how could you get a gun charge I thought you carry the gun to protect yourself from anybody huh how could you get caught with a gun it doesn't make sense certain taboos you can't just kill a cop when they pull you over why not saying you should but in your mind that would be the true and composition way gun for ya if you are an enemy quote-unquote we're enemies and not pull up behind you what you gonna do shoot but isn't that just proof that people have guns to protect themselves and that they in that moment it's like I'd rather take a couple years in jail but and go to job the rest of my life accomplice cop but are you really about that or are you not about that hmm right I'm come I'm gonna tell you this this is what music has done to gang members right so there has been times where I've been in situations and I remember one time I was with a few of my homies and um you know they like paying the boys behind us mmm yo man we got to chop in the car man what we gonna do so but we make a few you know we make a few turns whatever whatever whatever because you we see them way back so they pull it up but we make a future hold me through the chop out the window a machine do it aka out the window bro so in my mind right I'm in the car I'm like bro we have a fully automatic assault rifle there's somebody behind it with a 357 like this is what music has done to us bro music has literally told us shoot black people shoot as many black people as you want and run from the cops that's what music has told us bro yeah sell drugs to our own people by all the materialistic [ __ ] buy all the [ __ ] that don't help us Ashley Martin's Bentley's all the extra [ __ ] Rolex is all the extra [ __ ] spend all our money don't invest don't don't do nothing to help the family [ __ ] the [ __ ] [ __ ] ain't [ __ ] hoes it like music has brought I was brainwashed before now that I don't listen to music my mind so open I listen to country music all type of [ __ ] like from country music what's that instilling you I just I don't even I don't even listen to the words it's just anything is better than the half of the [ __ ] did I hear now really right like now we in the lean Arab uh focus how much how you rap about being a drug like it's like how you rap about just I don't do [ __ ] but do drugs like that yo I'm telling you it's the music bro if we really want to change as a collective you got rid of the drugs I never did drugs a day in my life I don't know we got nothing nothing wrong if we could change what we because you got to think and I broke this down on one of my lives to like have you ever noticed a brain looks exactly like intestines yeah I consider a brain it's look like squeezed up intestines like kind of the same right uh-huh and like your mouth is the tunnel to your intestines right your ears is like a tunnel to your brain so like you ever notice that they say like sometimes you have a gut feeling so but I mean your brain probably think your stomach probably thinks too if you have a gut feeling right so I think about this like sounds and all that [ __ ] is like brain food right what goes in your ear is kind of like brain food so like if we digest it I like mentally digesting all negativity what you think we're gonna start doing exactly what we digest and we gonna start displaying it putting it out so I think about the music man like it's about like what in a lot of our peers like oh geez I don't blame the new people I blame the old G's like you know I mean like it's like what they've been telling us from the beginning like when I was younger I was stuck on negative music you feel me like I'm listening you feel it was a time like where I was like alright well [ __ ] it you know I mean like 50 cent me I'm hot you know my buddy like my buddy was my favorite song it's a song about a good yeah you feel me but that's like one of my favorite songs it's like to this day you know I'm like I'm Jadakiss fo v under this shirt but you don't mean like that's what it was that's weird that even as an adult I can kind of fall for it because having a gun is the most regular ass [ __ ] for always almost anyone it's regular [ __ ] selling crack is like oh you know I could buy coke right now so Coco [ __ ] day is the easiest thing in the world it's like I don't understand what is necessarily so sexy about it what we still those lines still make like her birthday if I if I drop the freestyle and I was just like [ __ ] so dope [ __ ] had the gun under my shirt I was broke [ __ ] I'm like yo he's snap yo [ __ ] with that that's real see how we been programmed like it right so I I think about that all the time I go we don't like like the last song that I remember that actually meant something from a mainstream level other than you know we got Kendricks we're gonna be all rights and stuff like that right but I'm talking about a song that really had a real message message was nas I am this is like that was the one year that was a last song that was on the radio okay it actually meant something you mean like but it's like the lyrics you mean what he was saying it telling you telling you first verse tell young boys what it is second verse telling young girls what it is third verse 10 of people what we need to do in this what you need to learn right like after that that was it bro it ain't like we didn't queen you got a you damn near got like what was that what was that what song was that de Kendrick made that people thought he was just talking about was a [ __ ] don't kill my vibe or what song was it swimming pools right uh-huh people thought it was just like a regular so freakin song they thought it was just a drinking song but it actually meant something but you got to think Kenny when he plays that at a music festival and everybody's singing along all those [ __ ] kids aren't thinking about what he's actually talking about okay what I'm saying so you've got to have that going through your head is that your spoon feeding them a little bit so the good it's around but it's like Kendrick had to hide what he was trying to and that sucks that we got a metaphor what we doing just to get the message out in today's area because if you don't are like as a collector I only once a are people but like just the class and hip-hop we've been socially programmed to negativity did like positivity is like [ __ ] Dookie now it's like dog [ __ ] like if you want your dog to take his heart medication wit some wet food on you don't mean a whit cam food on top of him like so it's like like I said the music man like like and that's why I said it on a flat TV now also I say this again like I tell like everybody did I [ __ ] with like I tell Drake all the time like yo Drake you are a major artist bro you could change the world like one song bro you could change the world meek one song y'all could change the world look at where Drake is that you feel like he uses his platform enough I feel like all these big stars they pick and choose their battles because they don't want to be the person who's constantly jamming politics down people's 30 may know that if they just pick their spots but would you say that on average they don't do enough no it's not even about it's not even about picking a spot it's not even about politics you ain't gotta go into Trump you don't got to go into the executive branches and all that [ __ ] it's just just tell the people a what I told y'all in the past ain't the right thing to do this is what y'all need to do as a people it ain't even got to be politic it can just be this is which I need to do man like be a better person don't be the first person you can possibly be be a better person like you eat right study learn grow mentally physically like that's it you don't necessarily have to getting to know like Huey P Black Power movement or whatever like just tell the people with something good bro like when I cut on the radio like we can like right now you can turn on power 106 or power whatever any radio station all you gonna hear is my [ __ ] my [ __ ] did I kill this [ __ ] I shot that [ __ ] I spent 30 on this my chain is my ice that I shot that [ __ ] pull up [ __ ] [ __ ] that's it that's 99% of today's lyrics but mm-hmm it's like it's like a label say hey here is a rap lyric book here is all the possible lyrics that we want you to say just pick and choose which ones you want to say and mix it up a little bit because like rap is so big and so much of the audience just wants to watch like gang porn again violence porn is its wow what hip-hop is addicted to in today's like like you know like our folks with like like going back to that our first $1 nas is actually one of my favorite artists right like the super he's actually nas is my favorite artist right I'm followed by Lupe you know followed by like the people that I listen to to this day like I listen to Public Enemy I listen to a cannabis I listen to Lupe I listen to nos you feel my listen the routine clan like I listen to like it's bigger than music when I'm listening to those people you don't mean like I can learn something you know when I'm done listening to them people I'm like I don't know what like you know nas like some I'm a scholar and Almanac you feel me and like some people probably be like what the [ __ ] you talkin about yo you know like now you got to go pick up a book you feel me now you're reading comprehension skills like it's a lot of things happening when you listening to those type of people right they also like they like your vocabulary also gonna get higher you feel me like it's a lot happening like like mentally and physically like the [ __ ] makes you want to be a better person now today's music like look what's happening like we went from we went from Heartlake this is the transition of what's happening I'm gonna break it down on a large scale we went from hardcore gangstas which was also bad but at least we were hardcore gangstas now black people are depressed like when the [ __ ] when the [ __ ] the Depression hit black people like bro I'm from the we didn't have nothing and I still grew up happy don't you feel like people are just more comfortable talking about their depression now whereas like people during prior eras we're probably just as likely to do a mental illness they just didn't feel comfortable talking about 95% of the [ __ ] I know [ __ ] it's like I got like I'm from watts bro we got people in my hood that looks like Hills Have Eyes bro just like one crack who knows yeah we [ __ ] bro we got real lot of people with eyes down here in all type of [ __ ] but I'm serious bro these I'm talking my like five six generation inbred crackheads like yeah my area [ __ ] up like people getting check my parents getting checks for all everybody in wise mama gotta check you get I'm saying we [ __ ] I'm keeping it real but it's like like in watts house [ __ ] work if something was wrong with you they just gonna make a joke out of it man that's little I cuz he got a little odd that's gonna be your hood name little eye and you're gonna wrap your hood name to the fool and a little eye you figured out a little icon you're just the gum they call me little are you gonna make an auto tune salut it would work in today's gay ass era but look so what's happening is we went from elite like I didn't like the hardcore gangsta era but at least we stuck our [ __ ] chests out now they're like you got to think like the average black rapper in today's era has a purse skinny jeans a choker colorful hair and is singing about how sad they are in 2030 black men will be women actual women like literally like literally girls like if this [ __ ] keeps up like this they'll be full women but I don't think that was the majority right now artists I just think that that those are these rappers are in a constant struggle to differentiate themselves from everything else so they end up with crazy faces they end up on some weird-ass fashions the freshmen's bro like I'm looking at what they doing bro like like when they pick these I don't think they just picking them based off it's a bit of pot bro I look at the freshmen come like last freshmen cover I looked at them and I'm like if you look at GG shots out to my man he is a rapper rapper write news looky jade on the cover he's just like [ __ ] they put me all these [ __ ] sad as crybabies right so not taking away from nothing but like like that it like in my era bro like you can't even cry like you you like being sad like you walk outside on some sad [ __ ] like somebody pressing issues but don't you think we're better off I feel like if hip-hop wants to fully develop and grow then rappers need to be able to take on different perspectives and previously the main perspective of men and rap was like I'm the man I got hella [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] about any of them juice world might be like an overcorrection in that you know he's basically saying like I'm really sad you broke my heart rah rah that my that song I might ask you that is that a rap song rap song the beat and everything would would lead me to believe that it is but I understand I like context was the content is very different he's he's so he's a 19 year old sad boy who's presenting a very different version wait can you say 19 year-old sad boy sad boy is that like a John right now sad boys onra I think when young lien came out it was like his crew was like the sad boys and it was kind of sad rap I was like the cloud rather recently they just took what little who was that little dude off the country list Oh long NAS acts they look by the way the fact that we are so far past nas that you could have a producer named digital NAS and pop and rapper who has essentially made a country song whose name is lil nas X Y there's probably more nas is out there too by the way they took little nods eggs off the country list does that hurt you they should take lives and Jews were off the I mean they should take juice world joint off the hip hop I think that should be in I tweeted it should be in the category with Hoobastank in and Linkin Park and all you know that John are like three days grace and all it should be over it sounds like that right that's not a rap record and most of the songs out today they not that's not rep right I don't really think the little now exact song is a country song be honest within it is I mean the beats not country I mean if I if I was more educated more capable of sitting here and like breaking down the elements of what makes a song country like juice was much as we call emo it's still it was on the country charts i don't think i mean when i was always offended by was when i was in high school there was the rock radio station and there was the rap radio station and then mmm comes out and all of a sudden these [ __ ] rock radio stations who would actually talk [ __ ] about rap that they would actually say that rap sucked or have a stupid bubble bud and eminem comes out and they're playing eminem and it is so [ __ ] obvious at that moment that it's not a rock station in the rap stage there's a white station in a black stage definitely that was definitely interpreted that was shocking jarring to me I was like a 14 year old it was so people people we live in as a world where people would try to act like getting what's happening in his world it is right like like going back to the Jordan Peele [ __ ] you know Jordan Peele was like I'm not casting you want that huh I haven't seen it went viral talking about it I haven't seen us yet what I saw a link to a video of you talking about I read a bunch of tweets from you about it no it was probably about get out I don't think it was us get up but yeah but us I haven't seen us yet but he just tweeted out like I don't think I ever see myself casting a white actor right right and there's an upper age like oh my god like Jordan Peele what if we did that right what do you mean what if you did that the [ __ ] y'all been doing bro we have a movie called gods of Egypt and there's one black person this is the [ __ ] gods of Egypt all black [ __ ] as a white guy I was not at all offended bro saying that fully within his rights a movie called gods of easy make sure the lease has some air but you really lose that air of air but to me feel me like bro like look man like we have to stop acting like that's not what it is in somebody's area especially how they was rescued music is like you know a certain [ __ ] works in certain people favor depending on color right like like black he would not be as big as he says it would he would have if everything else was equal he probably would have had a pretty dope career but he definitely wouldn't be what he is he knows that if he was black with the same leer is here to be the cornball you think to the black community I think you know I think it would have been tec-9 he would have a dope career but he would have been take that I still on the cool side he still says blood every blue moon that is tight you feel me he might wear face paint but he'll still be a steal blood you ASA that's one of my favorite bloods on earth you feel he's like he's a blood but he's a little more on there like you was like you was that one cousin that was like kind of weird a little bit but you still was from the hood Aztec not you know what my favorite one of my favorite like gang-related disses was when [ __ ] yg and then of recent memory said about like 69 super low-key 69 diss when he was like I don't like that pink hair blood I don't like that at there only at the club blood that's so funny because there's somebody did so only throw up gang signs for the druggies [ __ ] in the car so buddy dudes you would never know her from a neighborhood so they decide yeah I watched his whole career growth like shots on me Trish I push it like I watched a lot of that [ __ ] bro I watched a lot of LA syncro yg but even going to yg like you know why he gonna put out like the super message or a positive message like everybody got to put out a positive message remember when dr. Dre did the chronic and then he comes out with that [ __ ] weird ass after the first after math project that was super woke and nobody [ __ ] liked it at all he came with crying 2001 you think that was a setback he sort of said the president of like the woke [ __ ] will not work no matter how hard you try even if you're dr. Dre no I like C I don't think it's gonna work individually because we've built a negative barrier like like as a collective as a hip-hop collect over the last while use the word we we as a hip-hop collective has built a big negative like force field like a dome like we're living in like a negative like firmament all right how do you compete with pull up on your block and I bleed it yo which is literally I will pull up on your in your neighborhood and call a bunch of people chief keep music but I blasted [ __ ] really like I hate everything about what he's saying but it's fire and that's just because how we were program like bro you catch me like sicko you film you catch me to turn it up and I hate it right and but like we've been programmed that like the [ __ ] right so I think in order for us to make a change we have to do what uh what they did was that is that early 90s what was that song where all the artists got together and saying goes Michael Jackson everybody broke hmm we are the world right right we need another one of those everybody come together and agree to stop promoting certain things we need of like a big peace treaty agreement okay this is what we're gonna do let's take this as like one small example within kill everybody if I feel like we saw a huge surge and people talking about zann's and stuff and then I feel like people have witnessed enough death at least in recent memory that there's been a big pullback on people like glamourizing I've definitely seen a change like a little bit no no no no I think it was at their Mac after Mac - it was another big all of a sudden it seems a lot more problematic to be like lose an X is great you know yeah like now is like but people get killed all at the time yeah it's kind of like our people RIPD little peep right you know like I think after that it was kind of like all right let's chill a little bit you know shows out the mazi for pouring out the lean and [ __ ] like that like that [ __ ] like that did a lot like I'm not like to be honest mazi pour out the lean did a lot like well he might not have like a super super big big following like the rest of those rappers but that impacted the culture a lot like I think people is I oh [ __ ] you know I think that is true because even at the time am i known as seemed like such a big deal but the fact that we're still talking about it and when you really look at who mozzie is and why he represented his rep mozzie is on the right side of hip-hop I think yeah like he know how to balance it out with his little negative sprinkles but he'll slide what he needs to slide in there and it'll hit hard like I'll [ __ ] with mozzie and I think I think we need more of those right and that's a weird thing with six times that he never really claimed her as the drug thing you know that was never he never liked one one thing that I did like about six nine is he was the opposite of the sad era very true non-stop boastful he was ah right like listening to him make you wanna be a boy like it makes me want to be a man like all right Nick I'm getting late tonight like oh you feel me like like Ressler music arrest me one thing he did bring to the rap game like it's like the sticky fingers you know me like or like the DMX like he's like the DMX of this area like everything was like you know I'm a [ __ ] man listening to this I ain't no [ __ ] little everything about the fact that the strength of the overall hip-hop community culture is the culmination of the individual careers of hundreds or thousands of different artists and that like 6:9 being removed from that regardless of the fact that he might have been having like a overall negative effect on the whole culture and everything is that still that removed like a big slice of the content that we were used to seeing for a while and that realistically it's like you could imagine a scenario in which let's just say that ten years from now we don't have a Kendrick and we don't have a J Cole and we don't have blank we don't even have a blue face that you like rap just become significantly less exciting because we sort of run out of interesting characters to pay attention to it's possible it's definitely possible like um I think I think character base is also needed a lot to match with lyricism right like I think we're most lyricists and most of the people that that need to look like them they might be good lyrically and rapper wise but them as a person it sucks right like you also got to be a likeable person and I think like we most definitely still need that right Rufus sounds a lot like a lot of rappers from the bay a lot of other really good personalities really blue face is not blowing up because of the music like he's a likable person who had some good songs but at the end of the day his energy as a person like when you when you look at him as a person and like just looking at him you his its energy thank you like energy that he presents through the camera you like it and that's why people fiend to it you know it's a weird one is that skinny from the nine is basically famous within hip-hop without even any popular songs but it's not because he's likable it's cuz the opposite it's crazy I love to [ __ ] on this kid that's crazy I know him but I don't know none his music like nobody does Wow yeah he does have a song that was like 10 million plays on YouTube but I guarantee you here you're never gonna think about it again your life I don't know how the [ __ ] I got 10 million plays it net goes back to early or daylight career but there's actually there's just people in the culture that people are like addicted to watching them sort of like suffer and publicly everybody is so excited when skinny from the nagas jumped again or when he's another clip of him getting caught so we're kind of in worldstar 2.0 at one point I was like fight videos on the website and now we're start to point now is like being this hub for every music video roll an Instagram account with a bunch of girls shaking their asses they kind of rebrand themselves cuz they don't post fights on Instagram and [ __ ] sometimes like sometimes when I open my eyes I question and are like are they open like when you look at the world and you're like is this [ __ ] real like is this really happening like it's shaking as like a new form of currency to like like when did that become like like I remember like like I'm from the era where I like like you you might you might beat off have you seen some cleavage you know like a little cleavage was a lot like oh my you remember the saying lot we from the Sandlot I remember the villager coughed almost nothing we from the era where you've seen a little bit of cleavage a like that might stick to later on tonight GQ back to mono magazine on the ground outside a convenience store I made my friends long as I can see half a picture I'm back to the house scrambled porn well I'm back to the house bro jerking off to scramble formula this is what I'm saying to the sound now you know like not to say this but you know how hard it is for me to get hard and today there seen everything yeah like it was a time where you had to go to the strip club to see some ass like I can scroll down Instagram like oh [ __ ] sipper strip for my explore pages just feeding me [ __ ] tagging fortune over they know bro they like the algorithm like he wants he's mad but it's like nowadays is like like what do we get excited from like like what what's supposed to stimulate us in today's area like I Large Array was a thing at one point in time I'm gonna put on some sexy today you think about what a [ __ ] thoughts having on the kids I guarantee that the kids are just like the sexual preferences no like I've seen that even in my life like girls were not really sucking dick when I was oh you had game like I remember I was dating in 2005 I was dating a girl that was like a couple years younger than me and I realized the sheets she told me that she had sucked like 20 dicks before we started dating blew my [ __ ] mind realizing that her sucking a dick was like me making out with a girl when I was in high school like normal shoe podge is a hoe - but but but still it's like we in a row we had a whole different era Pro like like we in an era where like you got to think like even when we came up like dancing was a thing like dancing with a girl was a thing like bro I went to the club recently brought all the guys dance with each other I ain't do so what happens in clubs in today's era all the girls go sit up against the wall and take selfies right and all the guys take off their shirts and dance in the middle a a Turner with the bros that's it I'm gonna bounce you I want to keep going for like a losing a half hour but I have to piss so bad you want to talk to your home building Adam 20 Ridge all right all right but yeah so like you know like nowadays you get to the club room like I went to the club recently and like like it was a bunch of dudes in here with like colorful with no shirts on with skinny jeans on with rips in these skinny jeans any upper thigh Jean and they were all dancing with each other and all the beautiful ladies was up against the wall taking pictures and I was just like what the [ __ ] is happening yeah that's kind of why that's so I'm just thinking evolutional wise right so what this keep happening for 30 more years nowhere are we gonna be girls gonna be boys and boys gonna be girls we gonna go to a kid we gonna be like cuttlefish we're gonna go through a complete evolution [ __ ] weenies gonna start going backwards then girls clitoris is gonna start going along and then before you know it the whole cycle gonna switch rich that's kind of crazy you're gonna be getting nailed that's something I only think about that that's kind of wild though I mean we're purses in today's era and that's cool I don't even see girls where persons don't want facts that's facts that ain't a satchel [ __ ] as a person you know men wear purses and chokers watch Drake next single my titties big why Drake gonna get breast implants I guaranteed you Dre get breast implants you know I mean [ __ ] don't get breast implants if what are these major rap the power that you know these celebrities have and they don't utilize it they are the new leaders this is why they call them an influence right they're all influences right not just celebrity to influence and that's why they call following you have a following followers I you have how many followers these people either people that follow whatever you do right crack it out the way rates come on are you good but no we were saying we were saying like all right going back to the club [ __ ] like when I went to the club right so um like when I went to the club like all the girls were up against the wall and all the guys were like in the middle of dancing but they had on skinny jeans like they had skinny jeans with the ripped skinny jeans with the [ __ ] upper thighs sure like you kind of see some booty cheek and all that was like wow so I was just saying like if this continues up for like you know 100 more years like men may turn into women and women may turn into men like but the definition of a man or a woman is really based on genitalia more than anything crazy booty shorts you still gonna be a male version but so like I learned something about like you know I learned something about life right one thing about me coming up in and just being a man like there's a term that used to go around that area which is I let my nuts hang my [ __ ] be six I was big on that you feel me you gotta let my nuts hang they get I wear boxers you feelin me [ __ ] I can't we're small jaw about dick to big feel me and I noticed like you know [ __ ] [ __ ] like in today they're you know went from boxers you know in the early 2000 nineties boxers you feel me and went to briefs you know black dudes are wear briefs no you know if we start wearing like regular for the balloons to the high ones before you know a few these [ __ ] might be wearing thongs right now if a [ __ ] we're thrown for at least hundred years [ __ ] yo wienie gonna start gettin it's gonna start going in right right and before you know it like you ain't gonna have a weenie and if you keep you gotta think big dicks come with like testosterone these if you sat and you wearing thongs evolutionally yo [ __ ] gonna start going into a clearest right there's some girls with clitoris is that's gonna be you ever see China's porn The Wrestler yes you ever see that [ __ ] yeah it was like like a thumb you get what I'm saying yeah that mean she was so mad taking a hell of Schiller's Tarawa she was so masculine but she butBut why was she was masculine so she started to grow a dick yeah this is in like a 10 year span clitoris or underdeveloped dick you kid what I'm saying so this is a ten year span and she started to grow an actual dick right we got ten years span of [ __ ] not being men anymore I could easily imagine a future in which I regret asking you this but what are your thoughts on like trans stuff all right here we go transgender people don't come for me after this or is it like at least a different type of training so you like are we talking about like Kay Jenner like like like degenerate what's the name well talk about that one cuz that's one that has an age to well it seems like a lot of people who were supporting that at the time even are able to acknowledge now that it doesn't seem like the most sincere talking about like the [ __ ] that look like girls like are we talking about like like the ones that invest maximum money into the surgery post-op yeah like like if you was a boy once and now you're not a boy oh my god just you could have a bar where he said something about like post-op cuz all my ops are dead that's what's something like that it's like on the wrong train okay go as well so it just depends on the level of training like when you got these uncle aunties well you know what uncle auntie auntie is like but dude that clearly looked like your own teeth I mean clearly look like your auntie buddy dressed up like a clearly got your uncle but dress up like Alan so pretty much my sounds like a lesbian like that basically just is so close to being a the pretty much a [ __ ] man that's clear as day a man right but dressed like a woman like like so those ones hey like I I tried it how could I say this guy don't wanna be I don't want to be me I'm making that saying it's okay then my [ __ ] that saying you're right I believe we need to wipe all of them off the planet who what the trans people yes wipe wipe exterminate exterminate why off why they [ __ ] away evolution explain God you believe in God believe in some type of higher creator nothing we just made ourselves something created made ourselves something created it seems like a miracle sure but all right but whatever that miracle was it made a dick and a [ __ ] to recreate so like when you go against that you gonna get its creation but I don't think there's anything really wrong with that delete them Oh delete I believe they should I don't think the people living lifestyles outside of the mainstream consensus of how men and women are supposed to interact it's not really having any impact on anyone besides themselves has impacted me how so makes me uncomfortable does it yes well I feel sincerely bad for you on that I'm gonna tell you why though I've been in a few situations where I was like [ __ ] up so I remember one time so bad ass [ __ ] hit me Nadine and she was bad real bad uh-huh real real bad show me a [ __ ] and all that so I pull up you feel me when I was younger I mean your younger days celebrity [ __ ] first started kicking off younger days you pull on my homegirl with me right so I'm like you know I'm with my marriage with my mother man right and I'm like oh I got these two bad ones bout to come to a close so she pull up in this like [ __ ] like six-six [ __ ] like saya Williams with like like a wiggle right right this is what made me mad right so like I'm like I'm like very uncomfortable I'm like like that's a man like oh my god like a bro but like how we tell him to get out like me she came over alone she came with her mainframe Oh like hers aya Williams girl looking for a way might have been slightly distracted about the trans thing you're saying that so yeah I made a girl online on MySpace or what I think was MySpace okay and you know they're like I caught it told her pull up and she came with it you came with Uncle Artie okay it was huge like I'm somebody huge like if I was meeting up with a girl and she came with another person Toto bring a friend cuz I had a home either oh yes I was I could kinda like tone to date I know whatever she brought her friend and he gets there but like somewhere in trans people mind they don't think that they look like a man like some something has convinced them that nobody else could see this [ __ ] right so you know back then I decided to let my nuts hang a little I'm like hey that's a man you just spotted landed it how long were you around there let that one day be like five minutes and now probably was the wrong thing I ever did because she end up beat up - homie you get his back no I'm not you just want to start with huge and at that moment we gotta go down with them with your homie man I'm not getting beat up by a girl woman Zion no okay and anything of a strap around the house or a bad or sometimes the strap when you got two [ __ ] coming why not you gone and got it if this person was it make a sound this thing I just I get the strap now you you shoot a [ __ ] now you got to fight all the extra [ __ ] transgender movement all the time it ain't just killing a regular [ __ ] no like that one did one [ __ ] that popped off in game stop what was that ma'am I want to be hot oh [ __ ] you you wanna be called ma'am hmm you really that's like you said yeah you know why yo this is what this [ __ ] is psychological her being a man was a stretch this is in the fact that she popped off because he didn't he thought like that's like Riggs walk up here like yeah I'm gonna be calling Ridge you clearly look like a [ __ ] like I'm not gonna call you man like it would be like me my name is Adam but if I went around telling everybody that no it's a dam like like how dare you call me Adam it's a dam it's like everyone has you have to accept that you're going against the grain people are gonna behave if normal you're clearly a man nobody on the planet thinks you a woman why the [ __ ] am I gonna [ __ ] exterminate or how okay that I think it's a very extreme I realize you're probably okay it's hot it's hard to come back from exterminator yeah or no all right you know what there'll be worse acquit there comparison what they will say to you is that there was a time where people would say stuff like that about black people being gay to black hate this about a [ __ ] I never seen a gay [ __ ] get pulled over by police because he was gay I've never seen [ __ ] pulled over driving walk game okay it's less obvious but I'm sure they get pulled over the cop really don't sashay out the window gay [ __ ] session Oh game on focus a shade a stash a more than girls I've never seen a [ __ ] driving a happy as [ __ ] on his way to a gay festival I'm gonna gay guy hi hi police bullets what are you doing around here you know I'm just well you know it looks like I've never seen a suspicion I've never seen a gaining on the news I've never seen a gay [ __ ] mugshot I didn't ever you don't remember the drag Matthew Shepard bond you don't know what that the terrorist who showed up at the pulse and I cover Florida kill especially 50 gay men know what happy he was mad about their lifestyle I guess so he showed up and sprayed the [ __ ] whole club up and what they do to him I did he kill himself as he's in jail Africa that's kind of harsh alright so alright I'm gonna take my statement back I don't think Chinese are gay peevish peace terminated I think I think we shall buy them an island and let them live over there like they should have a game like like a United States Army United say they have a whole gay world there's probably a lot of islands that are like mostly gay people and to be totally honest with you L I like West Hollywood like I remember one time I was like you know driving somewhere when I first made rage right but it shouldn't be mandatory that you moves to the island it should you mandatory like like you get deported see I totally agree with the island like don't when the white supremacists say that they want to create like a white ethnos stay like they want to find a piece of land and have it be only white people I think that is a great idea as long as it's your decision yeah move there but like that's cool but like you can just chill like all the white supremacists could just be on an island it is great if they stop bothering like you know the poor defenseless people that they're presumably terrorizing then that's a great idea that should definitely seclude themselves I think like for example like midgets right like there's a place in Long Beach that's like all midgets are you familiar with that time in Long Beach but it's a [ __ ] world in Long a [ __ ] world the world like a whole world like it's like an area where there's all midgets like [ __ ] children everything right see I've been around like the gay neighborhood and Long Beach I'm aware of that but I know there's a you ever notice you don't see midgets out in public like that no more they have a world right like to have a whole world like a shopping centers cars and all that shit's like a [ __ ] there's like toys-r-us world right and I believe like it should like like we have stuff like that like Santa Monica right right like um bridge from Detroit right and when he moved out when he came out he was he got a hotel in Santa Monica so that yo you I'm gonna be at the hotel you don't sound like [ __ ] schooled me [ __ ] show me show me around the city when I pull it up I'm like oh raise you around look around anything [ __ ] skipping and John Rich oh god if somebody take these pictures over for me I remember one time there's there's a area in New York called Chelsea that's just like the most the product highest concentration of gay people of anywhere in America and it was I was very new to smoking weed and I'm out on the Chelsea pier with his girl I was talking to other time me and my homie day-day who's fresh out of Bushwick so he's totally not familiar with the gay lifestyle on this level and I'm very new to smoking weed and we're sitting there smoking a blunt I see a dude walking down that [ __ ] pier and he's swinging his arms and swinging his hips and we are just high as [ __ ] and I couldn't believe what I was looking at and my friend dated like he had to leave he got out his buddy he's like I just I can't I can't he had to get out yeah you ever noticed why why like why do some gay men act more feminine than actual women like why you know what's the thing it's the aesthetic right why don't like like why not be like a regular gay person just like they're pushing up against the limits of what's considered regular right like a lot of people would say why not be a regular black guy why be a guy with a spawn that's so so so being that type of gay is more like attention [ __ ] I don't know there's even an attention [ __ ] I mean you know that's a weird thing that we've seen so much effort to take to treat gay people like regular people that they've sort of lost this like culture that they had for a long time that was this like deviant world where if you were gay it was like being gay was about being in the club doing helico [ __ ] [ __ ] gay like now like they want to remove it from that so that it's just being gay is just exactly the same as everything else there's no like deviant lifestyle component necessarily attached to it you know I think is the coolest gay person Oh Elliot that one's pretty good no she's like like cool like she's like one of the like middle level gay person she's probably done a lot to advance the homosexual agenda in our country because she's so like a bully like if gay people were like her I wouldn't mind there's plenty of what what is your exposure to you I'm from the I'm from the grape Street gays know like like like we had a few gay people around the neighborhood and it was like you got a high you can't just be openly flamboyant like right something happen to you right but like now like I just like I'm not even like man I just don't like how they compare that [ __ ] to being black like that [ __ ] really bothers me why you know there's a choice one of the that's right gay people haven't been mass exterminated like it's like right now we just go take Santa Monica they put gay people in the projects like like you can't compare that to blacks like I don't see it's a different struggle I don't see you gay people not getting jobs like all gay people happens all the time give me that money I've never seen a homeless gay person Yeah right where skid-row you don't think that that's is [ __ ] going down they [ __ ] in ads because I ain't got no other choice talk about dude you don't Skid Row and you see trans people you see the gayest [ __ ] on the face of the planet they they're doing at least based on the mannerisms they would appear to be see you gotta understand it's the difference between hey now you know the crack the crack with the gate there's a lot of overlap crack how do you how do you end up in Skid Row doing a shitload of meth what a gay dudes doing at the club a shitload of meth you I could easily see how they could transition from world was one world to another you right oh my girlfriend and Ethel in how you doing this is daylight nice to meet y'all he was just talking about how he wants to exterminate the trans community yeah most definitely right so I got a little spicy basically as what I see now not trans are you Evelyn anything we should know about I don't know I don't know okay we're almost done I also I have a double bacon cheeseburger coming yeah okay but like I say like going back when the owner flips I just believe like like I believe like they saw a violent West Hollywood is the island you right you [ __ ] [ __ ] is it but I'm gonna be honest with you when I was in the hood like being gay was super taboo but now that like I'm like in this music industry like it don't bother me as much as he used to let me answer this if there was an island and it was like the black island all the really really woke black people from Twitter just kind of took over this island and it was just their thing where do you want to live there [ __ ] rejecting your own ethno state that's your reservation though you think black people try to do anything like that bro you know I mean Brandon you seen that mosquito word come from okay excuse that but say that part that component is room like a list if it was a place where weekend like a Wakanda is resent like something like I'm out right I'm out I'm getting the [ __ ] out of here I mean no disrespect even with my wife because my wife is not black but she's not white no she's Afghanistan oh but you know I it's over my girls Armenian it's so like you know I I love you but if there was like an island like that like a lot of people say like they're not racist but like naturally you want to be around your kind yeah like it's just the way it works yeah you feel me like no matter like Afghans want to be with Afghans you know why it's gonna be wise Jews interview Jews back sound like mo [ __ ] right now it is weird they're like we look at like the Hasidic Jews and their communities that they form and how they just stick all together I mean we're right here at Fairfax as a shitload of them they don't want to [ __ ] with anybody they never talk to a black dude they never talked to anybody looks like me they stick it together but somehow that is a very controversial idea for like anybody else especially white people if you're a white guy you were to say oh we just want to have our own little white community we don't want any of anybody else moving yeah like you know and you gotta think coming up where I come up from like we didn't know that Jew people and wife he was different like we was like you ain't black you're white like even mixes y'all white like that's how we thought no it's even a little hard for me to understand it I didn't understand it like I was like wait soju what is Jewish people like what are they like they know they're not black they not white like what like I didn't know that like you know I mean today I still don't know but it's crazy how they can have their own communities like that with and they don't want to migrate with nobody you know it's acceptable you should shoot when walking on the street you just like damn she would never talk to me in a trillion years it's over it's like you invisible to her yeah that's kind of Wow but like you said if a white a white group did that not even know no KKK [ __ ] but just like no I just want a spot for me and my white people white supremacy if black people did it oh my god anti white supremacy know what that's the difference is that if you do it along religious lines then it's okay but if you do it along racial guidelines then you're gonna run into problems mmm so I think black people just need to create the own religion yeah it's the pros you can only be in this religion if you're black there's a lot of ways to think about all that [ __ ] man like I just I think to be honest like I'm not really into religion I'm like you say I'm not a religious person like I don't really get too deep into religion but like there was a time where I was religious and then like as you study more you get far away from me but now I'm kind of hoping there is a guy like yo God please come back and restart this [ __ ] cuz like this [ __ ] is [ __ ] right now right like it's like [ __ ] [ __ ] like and this is just like not from a United States perspective like I travel the world like I spin like people ask me like what do I spend most of my money on and I spend most my money on travel in the world like still thanks to this day like when I get a lump sum I'll blow it all on a vacation ASAP like I'm everywhere like I've seen everywhere two more time appearing every pair of me you could possibly think of I've been and like when you travel the whole planet in the globe you start to realize how [ __ ] up the world really is like [ __ ] our society [ __ ] are we in America and dead it's Skid Row but Skid Row looked like Beverly Hills compared to some places I've been to in India true you get I'm saying so it's like when you when you look at the world as a whole cuz like when you grow up in America you think everywhere is like here you're like your mom even when you grow up in California you think everywhere in United States is like California that's clearly not true Detroit and rages from Detroit and you know I mean like like like when I went on my first tour well how uh what Hopson really on tour Hopson and we stopped in some places our lovers can't I don't know where it was but we stopped in some places and I'm like are we in in 1930s like eighteen hundreds I'm talking about you know that that that that little city where you get on the ride at Universal Studios it look like the cowboy looking sit like it was some places like that like where you seeing the tumbleweeds rolling a little bar with the little doors open up like cowboy like what era when I met a girl a little while back she's like oh yeah you know she's from Australia she's like yeah I just want to see what America is like so we're in New York City and we're doing Vegas yeah I'm Mike Wow that is you have no idea what those are two pockets that are completely unlike any other part of American law in distinguishing that's crazy so like you know when I was younger I thought everybody every I thought everybody every place in the world was like oh not every play I thought every state was like California then I started traveling around the United States and I'm like holy [ __ ] like we like advance like California and New York is advanced compared to some of these other states right then I started traveling in the world and I'm like holy [ __ ] United States is advanced compared to some of them some of the places in the world like it's hard to get water like I could go to any park out here engines mile add some water fun read through the water be good water or not its water at the [ __ ] Park there's places where you like yo you got to walk seven miles here turn left by the mule and it'd be a well with you know a bucket and hopefully there's something like what you know I mean like like just the ability to be able to get resources from a store like we got stores that we can if you don't got no money you could possibly steal something right imagine being in an era where you getting nothing to steal like it ain't nothing like you [ __ ] so sometimes when I think about all of that I'll be like you know if there is a creator of all like now might be the time to press the restart button because the game [ __ ] up like it's scratched there be nice if there was a god so that you could come in and kind of save us because it seems like the environment is probably gonna like kill us on its own within like a couple hundred years we weren't [ __ ] yeah we're like on a like self-destruct mission alright like but even even thinking deeper than that like like life in general like it if human beings were designed to last a long time according to science isn't the Sun gonna blow up there's a right according to according to how science work like the sun's supposed to like exploded some [ __ ] like that so we're doomed regardless right so like we were [ __ ] from the beginning it was really a unique opportunity we have here on earth you know it's kind of wow you put it all into perspective it's something up there do something I know isn't it crazy that we invented all this [ __ ] and that there might be a potential future in which all of it is destroyed so it's out it is it might be sooner than we think the planet might be so fried that there aren't any future generations after us so the question is elite wise or have they already left already already gone are they already cuz you know we've been seeing all type of [ __ ] fly through the sky so oh the weather balloon are you who knows like you know I mean have they already left like all right like is there like a certain billionaire club like trillion zillion air club they'd already like I don't think they left I think they're still here it'll definitely be out of here before everybody before yeah thank you heard about like similar simulation theory yeah like like do you think that what do you think about that do you think we're living in a simulation um it's highly possible just based off like [ __ ] I've done as a basketball player and it don't seem real sometimes I'm so good at basketball that it is it possible that this world that we're living in Israel yeah I'll tell you why like if you ever play basketball and this goes I know I'll break this down all the time in my life I'll do it on your platform so like while playing basketball right there's something you can do where you bend reality right if and only basketball players notice so it's what happened is right when you shoot the ball right the ball can be going this way if you keep your wrist like that and turn your hand like this I promise you the ball curves back this way and goes in even ever it's completely against your hand any coach will tell you leave your wrist up and follow through bro you can literally guide the ball I promise you Wow all right this is actual facts and anybody who plays basketball at any like real basketball level will tell you there has been plenty of times where you was like that's off I feel like I would have been more likely to be a basketball fan if I knew that it was the key to bending time and space you literally like any shooter oh tell you it bends reality bro you really watched the ball go and it is like the movie wanted like how you can curve bullets it's exactly like that at that moment I knew something wasn't right about like that's incredible like life bro it's weird it's weird any if you talk you can go interview anybody that plays basketball and they'll tell you that bro yeah it's wild bro at that moment I was like yeah we had either either we have some super magical power as humans that we don't really know about our this [ __ ] is all a joke like it's all like a game like yeah all right we're over two hours in here you think anything else want to get off your chest before we go oh one thing I do want to say racism sucks [ __ ] racism I think white I think everybody like there's good people and there's bad people in every race and like I think like there's like it's a class war it's not necessarily like because there's like when you watch the UN meetings and all these meetings every black baby everybody at the table you do me and I don't think them higher up [ __ ] give a [ __ ] what color you are if you ain't higher up so I think like people like you I and people all this middle-class like who cares what color we are like we all gotta [ __ ] manage to stick together survive because it's like a bigger war going on so I just say [ __ ] racism racism stick together unite musically let's see if we can change the message to what we we put in people head other than that man I appreciate the opportunity no yeah we should double do it again sometime conversation moving I'm hoping whatever just let me know like two hours in advance even stuff like that like I knew it I knew it on the way here I was like I know what's gonna happen I could you know I could sense certain [ __ ] and I'm like alright this is get do this I'm strike cuz lately I was like you know I'm not coming something's telling me not to go and I went anyway about it's like I I've been shot before like I experienced death before near-death experiences so many times in my life so it's like when you grow up in the hood you can see it you can see it coming and it's like it's up to you to keep going like you know like everybody who died they know they they knew what was gonna happen like you know what's gonna happen I gosh I knew I was gonna get shot I just shouldn't went but I was like man [ __ ] I'm going anyway and you know we all have those gut feelings you ever you ever did a trick or something like I shouldn't it did this one yeah but how many times have you felt like oh maybe I shouldn't go out some of the bad could happen and then you go out every time somebody think that might just be you like sort of self-selecting in your head to like you know when you and her you know when somebody Minh beings have a tendency to wanna find awesome also it goes it goes back to warp in reality right like it could it be a possible energy that I get and then the negative side takes over it then our reality into it actually happening so it's like it just depends on how you thinking at the moment rather than that like I said I also do have music out at daylight official calm DIY lyt official calm all my music is pumped in my own sight independently so if you really want to hear some very good music definitely sugar not on like iTunes and Spotify you're just completely on our website got a lot of big records on the me and Drake neo three Greedo problem bees by Tears Martin me and Denzel carry a lot of big yeah do you really have a song Drake isn't gonna figure out this is a troll later she likes key Drake actually named the album it was a call album name is light skin light skins yeah Drake named album you're not always gonna know guys like daylight skin like that's my favorite thing about watching when your battles is your hair how many terrible day pauses leave always the way I appreciate you bet it was a good time yes sir thank you very much hey and to everybody out there I think I'm done last year for the day but who knows maybe I'll be back

Channel: No Jumper

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Length: 141min 59sec (8519 seconds)

Published: Fri Mar 29 2019