WHERE’S WALLO: Charlamagne Tha God (Season 2)

here's why excuse me sent me down to this to Where's Waldo I'm right here my brother see the guy listen Mary you're not gonna play no game this season - so we gonna play man a brother you always say let's see if you need me come I came up to New York called him dope he came right up pulled up in that game town I'm gonna get straight to the point if you got a vote for one of these guys who you voted for Ronald Reagan George Walker Bush Donald J Trump you gotta vote for one Ronald Reagan George Walker Bush a chump my god you gave me all the less than three you got a whoof one yes no Reagan frickin head they're headed heading west I'm gonna be honest with you that might video I'll be like man [ __ ] this [ __ ] that's my only up you gotta both one bro God you gotta have one come on I brought you know I thought I probably would be Reagan and the only reason it would be Reagan is because even though Ronald Reagan did introduce you know crack to all communities and it did do a lot of death and destruction to all communities they got a lot of brothers rich - there's no win in that situation except for the few brothers that escaped with I mean when I say a few it was few and far between so I don't know bro god damn you know what no i'ma tell you what I would do in a situation like that I would go into the voting booth and write Jesus on the ballot no no no he is he doing some other stuff he got time to be president in America yeah you got the world so who is you you got to give me one oh my gosh I got George George W Bush because I lived through that era George Walker Bush yeah all right what's this one with the daddy the dad um tell me George Walker was the son yeah the Sun so joy okay but I lived through that era that era we we I mean we did I in that era like an entire made way for Barack Obama okay you know so I don't know I guess maybe him I guess people seem to like him now for whatever reason all right two different eras who you bringing back out of these two different areas i'ma do what eridan Edelman Frazier Oh Santana xxx since y'all juice with who you bringing back right now god damn whoa wait a man crazy questions these [ __ ] I thought I have crazy questions will you bring it back I want all of them to come back no no you already got one API can't come back bro you only got one not oh I'm gonna go one two I'll be on with you that's a very personal question I know that day families are watching I wouldn't want to do it that's a politically correct yeah just in general I got feel that goes with black men I don't want to do anything no but you might like somebody more do you like the other what am i bringing it back what's the what are the reasons I'm we're gonna miss you we push a button there's like one back I'm it'll matter you could push a button and bring them back right now now I'm gone because you know I gotta figure spectacles I have an emotional connection to any older brothers this is a human being another black man its relation to one of them I would like to see all of him come back I really do only when I listen to uh Jews were only because that songs be on the radio all the time Lucy dreams like I just wasn't my thing like I never I never even had a conversation with friends but never had a conversation with exercise had a conversation with Jews world cuz he came on breakfast clubs but I know man honestly my honest answer I would have to bring all no that's too easy that now you built now you listen he wouldn't let me do that [ __ ] on the show he won't let me he will not let nobody he would I hold up now you were he will keep CityVille keep throwing his darts yummy mother I got the best week go for the head you got it come on give me give me one if I mean I'm just I'm just I'm just I'm just freestyling here I would say xxx ontology reason and the reason I would say xxx is because I still feel like there was a redemption story to be told from that young brother that could have influenced a whole lot of kids you know what I'm saying like I think that he didn't get a chance to actually show people that he possibly had evolved you know I mean okay I mean nothing that really did that they were young but we saw how wide he used to be and it seemed like he was trying to turn that corner and put a lot of positive things out there to the you so I think I think we I think we lost a very valuable lesson to teach with with him all right now before I get an actual question is about to come up this is another one and there's a whole different generation of big people who who you bringing back Marvin Gaye Prince Michael Jackson Jimi Hendrix Tupac biggie why are you doing will you bring it back Big Pun Big L easy who you bring your best oh no I need that no no you you bring it back ah I mean I'm from in if I'm being totally selfish like he's totally selfish just thinking from a musical perspective I really would want want to see what Biggie would have done musically but biggie was so far ahead of his time we're ready to die so far ahead of his time with life after death you know you listen to life after death right now you know life after death disc one that [ __ ] is like one of the greatest pieces of musical art in any genre music especially hip-hop so it would have been interesting to see how big he would have grown being he was so far ahead of his time back then what would he be on you know what did we miss out on you know so for me just awesome selfish [ __ ] it would definitely probably be just biggie all right now youyou I mean you're CEO my seat now I'm gonna say this you gotta kick two people out the rap game right now what you're kicking out right now right now who you're kicking out cuz they they just like who do you feel as though you kicking out at a rap game if you've got to kick two people out right now you not giving me no options no watches you pick what you want to pick two people as you feel alone you trying to kick out the rap game cuz you you real critical about post Malone definitely though and if for no other reason other than I just probably done probably music like that I think he's a fake future in future gives too much future get so much flak for being future with then you got a guy out there pretending to be future there's nobody not really a tan rap right now like there's nobody that I actually absolutely despise and I'm like you're wired a rapping I don't really despise post Malone like that just type of mine you have knew who I would get about it there he would be would definitely be one I would have to really think are for another one I'm gonna give you a pass one that's the only one pass and give me now who won't [ __ ] twenty twenty other who's what artist if you could be a couple of who who do you got [ __ ] 2020 just destroying I'm telling my destroying it just did this one does this one I mean that's a good so meet new people of you that's already out well there's out new people we're not gonna I think Kendrick Lamar's really [ __ ] when 2000 I believe that is because Kendrick Lamar has a track record of you know coming out and dropping music that absolutely shifts to coach and that's why I say even meet up the past decade even though you gotta get drinkers props and say Drake is that guy I would even give I would give that to kids only because this is quantity I means quality over quantity right like Drake drops a lot of music features albums whatever Kendrick is only put out like three projects more projects in the last decade and they've all like shifted coaches so I'm very intrigued to see what what a new decade brings with Kendrick Lamar but I think he's gonna come out in 2020 at some point and really really really really [ __ ] you who run the rap game give me three orders that Brendan [ __ ] they got it in the hair like right now tomorrow they're running that I'm tomorrow I'm coming you remember it was a town where you add jzd MX dot you had them people that just was like yeah smashing [ __ ] out boost nasty [ __ ] out right now who who's free boys I run it David Kings of this whole rap stuff yeah you got to get out the drink : Kendrick Drake J Cole Kendrick Lamar with a street rat brain no Street rapper go ahead meat meat meat definitely nipsey god bless today yg you know I mean I feel like still on a street level they still got it I think that you can't front on Atlanta either like you talked about like especially the past decade like you got to put in Atlanta as a whole because when you got future young thug migos those be right there they dictated the whole sound of a culture you know I mean like that totally like those three right there a future Drake I mean future me goals and young thug like for the past 10 years everybody been trying to sound like them in some way shape or form so yeah I mean there's really no street rappers anyone speak rappers like that's that's not that's not really a thing like it was when we was growing up like meek was meek is probably the last one to really have success on that level and then of course Nick see yg maybe but it's not too many Street rappers that are having that level of success before you got married I mean when you cheat home cheat it on yeah I cheated with cheated on cheated with cheating I mean only one ever cheated on with my woman because black men don't like boys definitely good black men don't but black boys absolutely doing we don't know nobody are we immature and you know we got fragile egos and we tryna [ __ ] do all these other things make us make us feel better about ourselves absolutely all right whooping you know everybody see see the guy right now we see you right now talk about some of the grunt work you had to do to get here at the beginning like what did you had to do when Akiko what was the grunt work at the beginning how long did the grunt work glass was the never point in time in your career when you said hold up this journalism this whole stuff I'm doing is anything it might not be for me wasn't that time but what about this grunt work had to be good like who was who you was we're doing dummy missions well I started off as an intern as Dean anything jams in Charleston South Carolina so I was doing it I was doing grunt work for everybody whether motion director whether it was the morning radio personalities at the time testing Baby J whether it was afternoon personality on yeah I was that dude that wasn't leaving cuz you I think I came from my own the sake line I was selling dope you know I mean I was working at Taco Bell I worked at the mall I did whatever I had to do so to be in that environment which I thought was a very positive environment radio I would stay there all day what else I had to do I'm gonna be on the Block smoking weed and drinking with the home is I like not it's why I wanted to be so I did grow more fat every [ __ ] body like I was that guy with I would drive the station vehicles when they wanted to go I go get him pizza I go get him a coffee a lot of music smoke weed I definitely go to get that from I bring in a we did not matter whatever I had to do to be there I was down to do and they used to want me there cuz I was the guy I can go get the message that they just couldn't pull up somewhere and go get the weed or whatever else so they used to want me there so I've never had a problem doing the grunt work I'm in tight personally I recognized opportunity doing there's not a paycheck attached to it mmm-hmm a lot of kids don't do that like I was an intern from 1998 to 2000 they may put me on I don't know from 98 to 99 and then 99 they put me on they hired me in a promotions Department but I was still doing a grumbler I was getting paid like four or five dollars an hour for and then when I started doing radio in the year 2000 it was the same thing it was still the same pay six dollars an hour I was just on the air now so I was always the type of person when I moved up here from Columbia so I can either to work with Wendy I worked in windy from old 6 to 2008 when he first offered me that gig is like yeah we can't pay you we can give you a place to stay cool I was out like I packed my [ __ ] up and I wasn't doing that nothing handle kids none at the time you know in my mind our wife she was my girlfriend in so that was hard to leave but if you really understand that you know you love something and somebody's gonna be there for you that you had to believe that I had to believe that we wound up together anyway and I was right so yeah I'm still willing to do the grunt work now alright now I talked about the day when I wasn't you know I talk about my life you only need about like five yeses mm-hmm you're white gay yes she gave you a major yes hmm who was the people in your life in your career that gave you dumb big guesses who gave you them big yes is to say next level next level next level and there's still some yeses out there you looking for oh yeah that's a lot of yeses I'm looking for and you write how many did you need five years I just think you need one I want us to change your whole life but definitely um I'm an Cadillac jack in G spin when they say yes to me hosting the morning show on five one five one in New York back in 2010 that was life-changing Wendy Williams saying yes to me being her co-host you know in New York City and my man Mike loved my Glover was a guy who hired me in Columbia South Carolina I have to have gotten after I had quit one radio station in Charleston and then went to go work at another one buy it from there and you know he gave me a yes and I needed that really more than anything at that time because I didn't know what I was gonna do after you know get me fired from Charleston I didn't know anything else about radio I just know about those two stations I may even go do radio and another another market out of town I didn't know that so when he gave me that yes that just opened up my my mind to what the business at radio could be so yeah those three yeses on a professional level absolutely positively changed my life on a major on a major level yeah yeah I mean they put me into positions that that I'm in now a lot of the other guesses that you get at this point in the game they don't even really come from like they don't even really come from you searching for things mm-hmm you know they come from people presenting you things and it's like I'm the one saying yes or no no and you got to make sure you're making those right decisions when it comes to yes you know on your on your person level but that's what helps you get to that next level now there is certain things that you can present like right now now you might pitch ideas and you might have you know ideas on how to take your whatever business it is to the next level and they have to say yes on that but it's really yes or no thing is just like if you don't do it somebody will you know could you you saw the game is that's how the game is you had you at you at that point where you don't have to say yes because somebody will so it don't even matter if the person says no I'm talking about like back in the day when no man [ __ ] and yes meant everything you think technology changed everything a hundred percent a hundred percent you know why because we sitting here doing this right now on a half phone on a [ __ ] iPhone in a tripod like you're you're creating content like they need the license the content that wattles creating like all of these people have all of these platforms of wedding will get the content from the creator of the right in it but no you know what I realized a lot of people that can't how do you feel about this it seemed like a lot of people that can do things in green like down and cut the chair whatever it seemed like we living in the world where all the executives gonna be celebrities now yeah but it's like the athletes and the executive wannabe rappers the rapper's want to be Street [ __ ] and the Street [ __ ] want to be rappers mm-hmm so how do you like like it's like and did anybody talk this coaches [ __ ] to come to the coach of the coaches like what the [ __ ] are you talking about everybody got a plate in position like I agree with you I think that you have to kind of executives you have coaching me clueless executives who just don't know what the [ __ ] is going on out here then you have the executives who who may know what's going on but don't know how to get to people like us and then you have the executives like you say who don't want to relinquish any type of power whatsoever they want to keep power amongst the people that they feel comfortable with like you know you know I started keeping a to me power that probably will take your job you know me but I don't look at it like that I look at that they're creating their own job and whatever you know they whatever gets taken away from me by empowering somebody else cool it's always gonna be another way if you think jay-z give a [ __ ] that Jay Cole one of the biggest artists out right now like no like like a weak side some young boy from Philly who blows up and it's bigger than me ever what do you think meek should really give a [ __ ] no because that's what happens when you're in executive you supposed to empower other people to be better than you so what you're saying is absolutely right some of these people man they just can't get out of the way of still wanting to be in front of the camera as opposed to realizing like nah [ __ ] the Eagle [ __ ] that Fame [ __ ] I'm a cash these checks and empower the next generation all right now you got Bobby squirt in jail right cause to be coming home 2020 dc-6 9 pools become along 2020 mmm Bobby shmurda did everything he posed to be doing that was culturally correct when it comes to the street culture and all that [ __ ] 6:9 did mmm it's Bobby do you think Bobby gonna get the same support is it support like I'm coming home I know we know the rap community googoo gonna do like this they gonna do like this hi everybody wouldn't be around Bobby you know we can understand it but do you think he's gonna get the same media support he should he should get more you know I mean um especially like you said based off the code of the streets based off the cold but but but but when it comes to media media don't give a [ __ ] about them I mean you don't give a [ __ ] me to give a [ __ ] about celebrity so yeah 69 is the biggest celebrity now that could change meaning that Bobby shmurda might come home next year and every artist and name mother every social influence and their mother and banging him up and talking about them and you know Bobby shmurda home so that's gonna make all my black oh that Bobby guys a big deal you see Rihanna just posted about Bobby uh Oh Ron just posted about Bobby that's me that's what makes all these executives and media personalities gravitate towards people based off what the people that they look at who are doing [ __ ] in a major way how do they view James because they don't wanna feel like they missing out like right now you're not thinking about Bobby shmurda but when he comes on this year and he gets that warm welcome from the culture that's probably gonna be the difference between him you know signing a deal for a few M's are as opposed to coming home to really not much and I'm just trying to catch on that was going on out yeah what about max be the same thing I think like if it's max Tom's homes and cuz Max is very talented you tell us before you win if Matt comes home and he gets that love from the coaching in a real way yes everybody will embracing media record labels whatever the [ __ ] it is you know what I mean it's really just about like we control the cool me got definitely control cool cool we control at the end of the day it's like this don't like is harmful out of beans to assume as coming out sometimes it's hard for artists to take all because it seemed like we have up everybody out here is a movement of our loyal fanbase to do like this like people don't even happen now you could be like I'm gonna do without his big time dude out here that was poppin last year there's not poppin now it's like it's so easy to get cold out here absolutely like what do you think like with all the streaming all the touring like you know do you think this music game is just so sad sure it's just too saturated you know I don't know if it's about the music anymore it's about the lifestyle it's a lifestyle style I know it's about the lifestyle like getting on social media and watching what people are doing I think about Rihanna Rihanna but I'm using it forever like three four years but she she's Rihanna everybody checking her all the time they want her makeup and check up on what she's wearing like they don't really care that she putting out music say anything with a six nine six people fall in love with who he was his life stuff karlie be the great example in it before people even knew cardi did music they loved her example they love your personality they love the motivation that you do all right you know if you need music like you're really doing a song Gillies in that ass [ __ ] I don't know thank you so wet but Gilly might be more part yoga noise that even might be your Lee's more popular probably ever was given up game yeah that's it just my game his natural funny personality and just give it up game he's more popular than he ever was so I don't even know you necessarily need music anymore you just need people to buy into you whatever that you is once they buy - you don't though they'll buy whatever you so I think yeah I think you you is not you you to me I mean Gil talked about is basically not giving the [ __ ] because anybody so care about being politically correct and i'ma stay there I'm trying to be buddy-buddy with the people is like what is the interview if I'm not going to ask the questions that I need to acts like I said you know a lot of times people is afraid to ask them them dumb questions that and your excellent questions is like sometimes it come across as hating you remember kind of common sense said this and I see the bitching you against when he was going to kiss Ice Cube he should have found like it I don't like it they'll mean it I'm hey but we live in a world now where everybody like I see is so sensitive like it seemed like since Didion them came out with got a PhD Playa haters degree yeah you think about it that's what we got we got the word hater we never use that word you know hey Mina greatly dislike but it's like you gotta be in agreeance oh it's like a [ __ ] world if you don't like something yeah everybody not hating is just that some people some people might be tell you the truth you know I mean you may not like when people say like some even some people go watch and say I'll be hating on Pokemon hey this is why little asked me a question I get mad it's just a question in the answer type situation but it's like it is some heat and [ __ ] him up with us eh telling me he's a hater he go anyway he hating on post I'm just only thinking about something that I could do without mm-hmm but that's just me that's just my approach oh who else you can't do it you could do it out there's another rapper man stop stop it's somebody anybody ravishing I'm beyond Jesus really not my Instagram somebody just there's something that drive you crazy man it's really you could have been a man rap on big job you wouldn't let a [ __ ] wouldn't - it was fun back he would've loved it you would've loved abuse now that they know like you're back in the day when people used to really be saying Charlemagne was hating it's because the game was really wacky to me it was just like a lot of whack [ __ ] out there so it was easy to critique certain things when did you tell my back when probably like early 2000 when I first started radio like it was a lot of corny [ __ ] you got to think about the ship I'm a guy who grew up on Biggie and whoo tang and ghetto boy Scarface and Ti Jesus Union goodie I grew up on that type of [ __ ] Goodie Mob I'm Catholic I grew up on that [ __ ] that I considered that that [ __ ] and then the game took like a hard left turn what the [ __ ] is going on light you know it was crazy like we all go grew up on all it but everybody just named there's hundreds of you you just walk down and grabbing a young boy and you see them Doozers trash you know but but that's the reality of it like one thing I learned about the coaching now the coaches say [ __ ] yesterday yesterday don't mean [ __ ] and I mean listen I'm not like yeah that's why we won't hear me say a lot of artists are wack now because it ain't from me any [ __ ] [ __ ] yeah daddy my [ __ ] like that she mean the world there's some little young boy because this is what they listening to and they going today absolutely so I salute them and I respect them for loving their [ __ ] cuz I remember when my dad didn't like math and man yeah I know what my dad didn't like Snoop that [ __ ] she wasn't it I don't get mad at me young boys for what they like so at the end of the day how many how many yo you ever use drugs yeah what type of drugs you usually smoke went there but negative that's what we know you see Michael boy that smoke some landing strip I see good my boys helped know you like you smoked a rainbow got some red that's the [ __ ] Rambo used to call a wolf you smoked a Rambo so after you smoke you through the coca bonier was a horn it was a song it was cold I didn't know I but I didn't know until after the fact right oh you know whatever that was I didn't that was a Rambo and I grew up in this small town called Moncks Corner South Carolina and we was in this room one time and I'm making a drug transaction somebody I was wit might have been doing something they handled business doing and I remember them just passing the blood around his boys from Florida and so I was hitting the blood and now that I know the smell nobody that Aldo Duval people's Florida Rambo they call it bunk down yeah well no I smelt it but then later on once I realized what it was I'm like oh I remember that I hide at night that [ __ ] was dope oh yeah how many times you didn't ask mosby Street up come on I've never did it again afterwards but I will tell you that was the greatest I ever had and if nobody knew you could get away I was I would do it by accident again not now not at 41 years old but back then when I was in my 20s you he was chasing you when I wouldn't think I would've did it yeah I know where the world I probably would've did it again that I was that I was incredible at 20-some years old not to encourage that [ __ ] at all but I'm not gonna say that's like that wasn't an amazing high the greatest value of a god or so so we will say that you was a smoker could we could we don't handle your handle because then she was a feeling at one time cuz you you like you trying to chase you like that chase I mean yes I did I smoked weed okay what time yes at one point what's the road upper was it in the glass no it wasn't blood alright but it was in the glass and you had a chance now in the [ __ ] with that oh you brought too much crackers I knew what that was listen you know when the heat hit it would turned into crack well you got crack use a hit he's a crack baby he's smooth crackly smoke cuz we turn in the heart she gonna start coming up missing at the station I'm thinking that was literally in my early 20s and I can I don't think I don't forget what that [ __ ] felt like that was a good height I remember while with me my cousin Kendall my homeboys thought wrong and my mail my recipes don't bar there's all the other than me I never forget that [ __ ] yeah alright listen if I'm a young journalist ha ha what game would you get that kid in college right now there's trying to be see the guy that senior that's going to school for journalism you know me there's trying to you know uh what was that ajaan journalism is some mathematicians mass communication what do you tell him right now they listen at this name they don't know they just stuck in between a bra and he trying to figure it out what do you tell him we can they start from how do we go I'm gonna tell you some [ __ ] man I didn't go to college right so being it I didn't go to college I can't encourage anybody to go to college to be a radio person so the person is shooting the podcast to any I would tell you just to be your own authentic self you know when you look at and I got a full wallow in this too when you look at somebody like while oh the reason why low was having success is because he's truly himself you're telling your own unique story you got a story that only you went through so everything you speak on is based off your experiences things that you personally witnessed that's the same way I live my life you know I mean and I'm not afraid to to live my truth right like regardless of what it is I'll tell you about you know where I used to work at I tell you about dope I you to sell I tell you my where I'm at in my life now I'm going to do smoke don't wait for smoke I tell you about going to do therapy now the little my mental health that's major yeah yeah I tell people they always say damn while and I think pay attention to it in the black communities like we are big more we'd be humanize each other to be like we don't want to film it all it's like it's Timmy to go talk to Sam I like I'm in the process of doing that right now I'm going to talk to my cuz it's like you know you always tell me man you crazy as a [ __ ] I don't pay him no attention cuz he's burnt out himself but what I'm saying is just the fact of coz people always ask me why how was you able to come out here and be normal I said I had to go crazy and I had to go insane in order to stay sane like I said on the show and it comes to a point where I was like I really I think it's a problem that I could go into a place where as though me seeing somebody gets stabbed me hearing about some idea raping me every [ __ ] listen check it all out all this gel [ __ ] yeah just be doing my bit doing my time and doing the time to go to go home I'm deep I'm deprogramming myself sorry got a D program yourself so I can reprogram myself and did not walking back out it's like I've seen a bunch of crazy [ __ ] I'm already living my life which is like what I needed like do I need it like tuck because it's like it was it was like it was hard for me at first when I was seeing it to nowhere to me you got it you got to make all this [ __ ] reality yeah so what you mean he said you won't see people standing here about people you read but that's the reality of iron man you got to be able to make that environment just like somebody getting shot in the neighborhood but somebody selling dope this all the reality of the environment and I was able to program our mind there and I was able to escape do books to read to looking at Anthony Bourdain recipes hell he was somebody that always look to and always have escaped but it was like damn to it you know his stuff that I think about childhood growing up he's like I really do need someone to talk to my handle proud of that but but it's not cool in our neighborhood because it's a sign of weakness absolutely asking for help is a sign we and they go wrong with that [ __ ] what you just said is it really [ __ ] man we normalized so many things shouldn't be normal and I think at this age in my life which is crazy the last few years I've done more unlearning and I have learning meaning that I'm unlearning all the [ __ ] that I used to think was normal you know and I think that every environment has everything to do with that it was it's the hood you know what it's the hip-hop culture that we live in like we do have to deprogram a lot of the programming that we receive we got we downloaded a lot of [ __ ] and we got away from our memory now and then download the good [ __ ] and I think that that's what you know dealing with your mental health is like that's what mindfulness is like yeah you should talk to my 20 years yeah and I've been working on this thing I've been trained can I take time when since I gotta be filling in what I write is called the dehumanization of black people about black people and I'm talking about how we'd be human now there's something everything that got to do with being a human feeling emotions we try to get away from all that [ __ ] like that [ __ ] is not cool like it's not cool to be emotional it's not cool cries not like I said I was I used to always crying I was like that was like a semi equal play basketball let you play a basketball town I need to do that [ __ ] like a couple times a week and I'm gonna sell my silly gonna put a sheet up and it'd be cool but it'd be refreshing afterwards but it's like we just got this thing man and I hope and I hope people go out there and talking to people watching me know cuz you go to [ __ ] crazy if you don't if you could you carry any [ __ ] around I gave them cool well units been exposed to me that's why some of these young boys out here they be going so crazy and doing things because they was taught not to feel they've been exposed to so much [ __ ] they seen him mom get violated or something about somebody it's like they normalize sorts of things that shouldn't be normal man in his room and the problem is we walk around with all of this trauma we walk around with all of this hurt we walk around at all in his pain and you know her people are you've heard people hurt people we heard that read distributing that pain to people that looked just like us it can be other brothers it could be all women and that's why you just keep this cycle of [ __ ] going on in the hood and take a lot to shoot a [ __ ] the head like to shoot somebody in the head you know what it take a lot use I'm saying this shoot somebody ahead and then just goes to the right thing and take a lot go get something to eat like it's in yeah it take a lot so it's like you shoot some idea go get a cheesesteak over ice cream oh and just be like don't smoke alone like you would smoke a Rambo Riley's gonna ramble before they made him go do this [ __ ] and then smoke another one after they tried a number of factors you just wait until somebody's like what's that what is the last breath I wish somebody would know that you listen don't believe you listen to wouldn't believe I don't think wouldn't believe I listened to so much [ __ ] I'm gonna say I'm hope you say some new she could you like a hater the no no where's that you plea twins and they're like I'm titles I just go search you ain't gonna play listen here Queen I'll do to play Lucy I don't go to what I want to lose to like I like baby cam right now hold let me let me take me let me put this on the screen yeah that's all I mean I thought that's all [ __ ] I was doing this this is all his stuff yeah see that yes everything he's looking for my playlist all along but he go to that plate is I don't see their point I see you there he go renew you hit up it sounds pretty good so Freddy give the bandana let me see like yeah okay JPEG mafia idk baby king baby the baby the baby Jim Jones old school to change rate great Quan consecutive dick ndre if anyone fed you up I was in a bi reason tink I don't know camera the cabinet I was actually listening the cam knew [ __ ] the new ones just thought Purple Haze too so yeah this what I was into in the past two days oh that's some good [ __ ] stuff but yeah but at the end of the day what is ha if you stop breathing the day how you want to be from remember imagine what I be remembered as a servant man I want to be remembered as a person who who literally used his platform to uplift other people I think that you know your truth in life comes the service comes to service to others I really like the path my life is all right now you know having these conversations about you know mental health and encouraging brothers to go to therapy and seek counsel man well yeah they I just want to be remembered as somebody who helped man like I want I want it to be a thing to wear like mad people are like yo boy did this mean he did that for me like that's daddy uh that's it like I wanna be remembered as somebody who helped I wanna I want to hit I wanna have a bunch of stories from people that say yo I help them in some way shape or form I guess that's that's the legacy I would like to leave man this man I'm Milo 267 man I'm sounding off man I want my brother City God thank you for you know I called him he pulled up we made it happen I mean NYC man and it's going down man and he's just like that bro

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Id: tWEsAAR5ZxA

Length: 34min 56sec (2096 seconds)

Published: Sun Jan 05 2020