Kid Buu Says He's a 2nd Generation Clone that Escaped from Cloning Facility (Part 1)

kid boo welcome to vlad tv hello making a lot of noise recently man congrats thank you thank you yeah you know what i mean it's like you know everyone works towards that you know that video that goes viral and it looks like you have like a nice little handful of them now you know i mean it's a big accomplishment yeah i got my hands a bit full now thanks to these accomplishments got a few more extra things in my hand i didn't quite anticipate but it all comes with the territory i suppose of course so uh where did you grow up south florida okay i guess you originally were born in jersey yeah yeah originally my first gen i'm a second gen now that's why you see the celebrity births say i'm born in toronto but that's false my first gen was born in jersey however i was cloned by clonate in canada my model number five six eight is anyone wants to see the registration and cloning okay so then you end up in south florida yeah okay and what nationality are you sicilian in puerto rican okay sicilian and puerto rican okay yeah i can see that now those are my two genomes okay who's the puerto rican well who's the celia one when i was cloned they wiped a lot of memory but when i stole the documents before escaping i read that the mother was puerto rican and the uh i guess the father's surrogate you could say it was a uh the sperm donor was the sicilian okay so you're a test tube baby yeah that's what's up that's what's up and i guess you have a fraternal twin yeah uh brother or sister brother okay so you guys you know fraternal twins you know is different from identical twins so do you guys look kind of similar or not really um i don't think anyone looks as similar as me okay okay are you guys real close yeah yeah we're close we're really okay so um you were actually raised by a single mother yeah yeah that's true our mom single where was your father around during that time um i don't know they like i said a lot of the memories from clone8 were erased just so that way the new gen can move forward with whatever new programming was made okay and growing up in south florida was it kind of some rough neighborhoods that you're in absolutely hialeah oppalaca when i first moved there though i was miami lakes i believe okay yeah i know the area what do you think was some of the hardest things you dealt with growing up witnessing friends lives get taken some of the other stuff was tough but it was to have appreciation later you know like watching what type of meals your mother can create through whatever means she had to create whatever food was there kind of just making some something interesting to eat i think that's why i'm such a creative cook myself now i actually cook a little bit pretty good i can whip up something out of nothing and i think i learned that from her absolutely well i mean you talked about losing some of your friends uh you had a friend named karim who was shot and killed at 16. yeah okay we used this we used it we used the name uh kareem and kept his uh name okay from public due to like i don't want people to think that i want to use the situation to gain some sort of clout in hip-hop because people in hip-hop tend to like to use gangster violence and experiences that way towards their story and music and i don't want to at all yeah i know i mean i think that's one of those things that you know shouldn't be glorified it should be as a cautionary tale though it will subliminally promote gun violence i feel you think so yeah of course yeah but no one wants to be dead yeah right everybody wants heaven no one wants death yeah fair enough well you had a couple friends that you lost uh yeah not only does violence not only to gun violence but also like drunk driving yeah that's big that's big yeah a lot of lives get get taken especially younger younger people we're losing our lives to uh drunk driving you know right so like 16 you lost like three friends turn up okay what was that like being a teenager and suddenly seeing all that death around you um i didn't really feel anything uh i didn't even go to a lot of the funerals i would just go to the wake and then just go in and leave because um if you let it i feel like if you let it bother you it's it's something that happens every day it's kind of the norm and already dealing with depression naturally it's just like i don't want to i don't want to sit there thinking of all that you know well dying as a teenager is not the norm where i'm from it is yeah but in the grand scheme of things in the grand scheme of life it's not the norm you know you're supposed to live until you're you get to an old age and then pass away like you know aretha franklin rest in peace like that's that is what's considered the norm you know i believe in a new norm now i believe in a new norm of like like through the creation of synthesis and dna that we can live like immortality like immortal through clones and transfer our consciousness i mean living proof now yeah i mean i'm actually looking shout out shout out what's that shout out clone aid yeah well you know you could actually as soon as you die they could actually freeze your body well what happened with with my first gen is they took the skull um because he initially had written in a will to the railing movement that if something were to happen to him they can ship the skull over immediately to clonade so they can remove a fragment of bone that's located here and in this fragment of bone it stores all of your memories and consciousness and with that they can make a sufficient replica of yourself a reproductive version of you including your memories and you can be selective as to which ones you keep or don't keep this process has been around for quite some time like dolly the sheep was cloned back i think the late 70s early 80s if i'm not mistaken die of the sheep yeah i remember that and they pull on a lot of animals yeah over the years yeah clonate um i don't want to say too much information this is going to be broadcast on the internet but but they i don't think they could transfer the actual memories though yeah yeah yeah you're living proof of this yeah i'm living proof except all the memories a lot of them i don't have because of drugs and alcohol i abuse as a teenager so it's kind of like burning an mp3 cd right so let's say we don't do this and people don't do this anymore but back in the day you would boo like a cd you would need the original copy um you put it in it reads the disk transfers all the files you have the same exact cd it's the same thing all the tracks everything every bar every hit from every note everything's gonna be on there now if i scratch that cd i may not be able to read all the files in the disk making it impossible to to transfer make a new one a new copy i think i think it's amazing that they even were able to make gucci gucci man right because they cloned him yeah i mean i don't know if clone did i'm pretty sure like that was done from a separate company but yeah clearly everyone was saying he was cloned as soon as he got out of jail he looked different he talked different yeah even his teeth and his smile right he smiled a lot more yeah he did definitely i like i like nuguchi i like second janguchi second gen gucci okay so gucci was the first hip-hop clone but you're the second um maybe if there's others i don't know i don't know i but i don't even think just hip hop i consider myself like more of a rock star pop star so michael then technically was a first if you people think he was a clone michael jackson yeah yeah i mean they definitely perfected the process by the time they got to him somebody perfected something

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Length: 8min 51sec (531 seconds)

Published: Sat Sep 08 2018