October 3, 2022 • 60 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Yet get no boys, it's back and rehoaded all in
your mind. Yeah, not deep throating. This is for the streets,
the reel, the railroading, the distant franchise, the truth escapegoating,
and they ain't knowing we speak the truth, so they
quoted because we wrote it. The North South East coat
is the g B my twa keeping your head bobbing.
(00:21):
It ain't no stopping and wants to be dropped head
by then the system is so corrupt they throw the
rock out of their heads and then blame it on us.
Don't get it twisted on code and me and dancing
for no buttament biscuits. It's Willie d y'all scar faces
in the building. Collectively we are the ghett Old Boys. Reloaded,
(00:43):
reloaded with another episode of information and instructions to help
you navigate through this wild, crazy, beautiful world in the studio.
Ghet Old, ghett Old, ghett old Boys. Yeah man, it's
going down, it's going down. Ye hey man, let's hop
into it. What was that you showed me just now?
(01:03):
You just share with me by what depicture me looking
like Dusty Beaker? Not that uh Candon's arms, Oh, Cannon's
arms bro, when were you saying to black candis nothing.
I'm out of that one, Hi, Candice? Really no, I mean, yeah, ship,
(01:28):
I can't speak to her. She does hate me. I
mean she hates black people. That is so freaking bad.
Self hate that that ship is that that that's a
that's a that's as bad as cancer in my opinion,
Like self hate. Yeah, yeah, it's pretty bad. It's bad.
I wonder, well, you know they said starts at home, right, Yeah,
(01:49):
so apparently, um, she was, well, I need to put
it on her mom and daddy what I know you did.
But I have to I have to do a little
bit more investigation to see, you know. But I do
know that she she likes to uh, I'm she likes
(02:13):
to talk about how there's no racism, like racism is
like a figment of our imagination. Basically she minimized it.
But she had a major problem with it when she
sued her school back in the Gap for discrimination. She
never talks about that these days, though, she never talks
about that. I wonder why, really, this is ain't good? Buddy,
(02:38):
You signed a little timid man, you know what I mean? Like,
I mean, all I said was it looks like I mean,
you want to be you want to go there? Yeah,
you really want to go there? I do. I said, Fuck,
I'm not gonna do it. But every thing I say,
(02:59):
everything I said, they go viral. Bro, Man, you know,
And if I said that can's always look look like
her breast, think real bad, like she gotta fucking like,
that's just gonna go viral. So I'm not gonna say that.
You can say that she'll set you free. That's what
I'm talking about, Mr scar Faces. I'm talking about going viral. Man.
(03:20):
If I say that one of her titties longer than
the others and like that, I gonna be in trouble,
you know. But the thing is, bro, is that I
just don't have any like regard for people that don't
care about me. You don't give a funk about a
whole lot of ship. But man, I'm like, I have
a reputation to protect man, and I don't. I mean, well,
(03:43):
you don't give a funk, man, You unapologetic where I
do give a funk, But like manten your mother fucking
house up. No, but I want to get your wife
and kids inside. They fucked. That's shock value. That's moving on.
But listen. It is because I give a funk. Is
(04:06):
the reason that I know that I can't say these things.
It's the reason that I call these things out. It's
because I do give a funk. And you gotta understand this, man.
You know, like I've been denied many opportunities because of
my convictions, many opportunities, you know, like I give one
since I since you made me go viral. I mean, I, um,
(04:30):
I don't get invited to certain events that's been things.
You know, I don't want to give them action exactly,
but you want me to go viral. I mean, you
know what it is, what people know what it is.
I mean, I never get invited to the Grammys, and
(04:51):
you know, but I don't want to go to the Grammas.
What about Steve Harvey's parties? I don't. Oh, hell no,
I know you like man, I Steve, you know what
I'm talking about. Damn you know like your box Charles boxing,
Like I ain't ain't with all that I'm talking about now, bro, Like, um,
(05:14):
a fight is something different fighting, Yeah, like a fight
fight see see like in boxing, bro, Like size doesn't
matter in in in boxing. So if I'm boxing and
we got gloves on it. We gotta deal with and
we gotta we gotta fight within the rules. That's one thing.
(05:34):
You know. Uh, he would have a huge size and
height advantage. Right now, I'm not saying, you know, I'm
I still feel like that I would do well right,
but dominate out side of the boxing ring. I fucking
destroy him like a real like fight fight. Well, anything goes,
(05:56):
Uh I beat the brakes off. Talk, But that's that
fucking viral moment I've been waiting for for the past
ten years. Really, go fucking viral man, talk man, really
say he'll beat the brakes off, beat the motherfucking breaks
off of him, put him back on, and beat him off.
A yeah, absolutely, Yeah. I'm gonna tell you something as
(06:21):
far as like uh, celebrity boxing uh to me, you know,
to put it out there like that. You know, I
did it way back in the gap, and it was
all for fun and respect and all that kind of stuff.
But I don't have anything to prove so based on
that and when in my line in life today, man,
you know, if mother wants me to get into the
rain with anybody, I mean we're talking to minimum five
(06:43):
million minimum. Well that is I'm not I'm not. I wouldn't.
I wouldn't. I wouldn't. I wouldn't. Uh, I wouldn't. I
wouldn't risk my health and my reputation so your mother's
can be entertained for real. You know what I'm saying.
I'm not that ship man. I'm not going out there
(07:04):
at all, you know what I mean. Like I watched
the fight back. I'll pay to see the fight, but
I ain't gonna taking my dumb mass out there and
watch the motherfucker fight. Um, I was, I was. I
was looking at George Floyd's um. Um. They wanted to
(07:27):
uh overturn or what's the word they use when they
want to take the when they want to pardon you.
We have pardon. They want to pardon. They refused to
pardon him post you know, after dying they still stay posthumus. Yeah,
(07:48):
what's it called posthumus? Yeah, they still refused to what
in the fuck? What in the fuck? Like, like, tell me,
I got I got, I got need answers here. This
man is no longer gonna lie, but he's still on parole,
so let me finish. So if he if he come back,
(08:10):
he's still gonna be on parole and why do you
think he deserved it? But it's a whole lot of
people are not here that doesn't have a parole. What
I'm saying is that it does a lot of people
who what they're with, what they're looking what I think
(08:32):
what you're saying is that they're trying to basically vacate
that conviction. Right, Can he serve it out? Can he
serve out the parole? Absolutely not. He's dead, So why
then are they're still holding it over his head? Well?
You know what, I think that's an answer question for
a lawyer because because I really don't know. I hadn't,
(08:55):
I hadn't really looked into it. I think I still
think it's bullshit. Ain't like a motherfucker. He can't if
somebody is deadn't going. Ain't no way that they can
serve out a life sentence or be be on parole
or pay you that Monday that they old he gone
(09:16):
like all that ship should be white clear, the man
man should be cleared, you know, and they be the
end of that story. How do you feel about the
statues that have that have been going up about uh,
George Floyd. You know that they've been putting up statues
and some people have been protesting statutes or statues, statues.
(09:38):
How do I feel about the statues the statues. It's
about fucking time we started getting statues for for for
for our martyrs. You feel me, like our martyrs like
you got uh Sam Houston ads down here in Huntsville,
like he was just a super bad motherfucker, you know,
and and and and all of these other colonizers and ship.
(10:02):
But let's let's look at the word martyr, because I
don't I don't know if like somebody that lost their
life for the cause, but he but George Floyd did
not lose his life for the cause. He he lost
his life just because you did what I'm saying, like
he like he he didn't. He didn't purposely say I'm
gonna make the sacrie for the but he but but
(10:24):
he inadvertently did, Willie, because it really I can agree
with that he put They put that light on him,
you know, and they put that light on these police
departments that's been roughen you know, uh roughen up on
black men and even just black people period. Man. You
see the way they did the little kid man at
(10:44):
the at the swimming who when yeah, man, what little
kids had a swimming party. Man. There was some girls, um,
I can't really remember the names. Or there somewhere in
like outside of Dallas or somewhere, man, where they slammed
a little girl on the ground and put in it.
You're talking about a few years ago. Yeah, like it
(11:05):
like it's some like the real definition of like police
and sheriff and badge and all of that. It's like,
it's kind of like slave patrol. Willie, Well, that's exactly
what it is. It's kind of like slave patrol. And
I had a buddy of mine rest in peace. His
(11:27):
name was uh Coach Lewis, and we called him Blue
at the golf course. Man. But Blue told me that
he became a police officer back when it was still
segregating and it was a lot of racism still going on.
Not racism, the prejudice to a black people and you
(11:48):
could not arrest if he was black. You had to
let him go. Yeah. Bro, You know like when you
when you start, like when you start looking into this history, man,
and you think you just read about some of the
(12:08):
things that actually happened. It was so much stuff that
happened that when you when you when you look at it.
You say to yourself, the person who perpetrated those crimes,
of those actions had to be sub human. I ain't
speaking to them speaking of which white and UH nineteen
(12:31):
nineteen September nineteen nineteen will end him. At the September
white people masking nearly two hundred black people in Elaine, Arkansas,
after black sharecroppers demand fair prices. They slaughtered them. They
they massacred them just for asking for shipped to be fair.
(13:01):
Mm hmm. You know, I don't, I don't. I don't
like the direction that UH our podcast is taken. But
these incidents that go on with black people have to
(13:22):
be put out there so black people and and and
the rest of the country knows that this is what's
happening to us. Man, Like like, okay, give me give
me one, give me two more seconds, man, then you
can have it. That was two seconds. God damn it, Willie,
shut up, let me talk now, go ahead. Can you
(13:46):
imagine all of the ship that has been said on
record in music in a lifetime, in a lifespan, can
you imagine all of this that has been said on record?
Now you're being um attacked for the ship that you
(14:16):
say on your records, you know, and I'm not even
I'm talking about possibly convicted the ship that you've said
on your records, you know, But ain't nobody said shit
about Stephen King and the ship that he said on
his records or the ship that he showed in his movies.
(14:41):
But when you say to people that say, hey, man,
we ain't got time to worry about what they got
going on, that's yeah, the double standard. We got all
of that, But what about what's going on with us?
You know, what about us holding us accountable? Because at
the end of the day, we know that that that's
a double standard. We understand the double standard is there,
(15:03):
But so what does that give us the right? Uh too,
just because we have the right to go out and
and make music that's destructive, like like what the Devil's Advocate,
I'm make a movie that's destructive. What's the difference, Well,
(15:27):
the difference is that one is a movie and one
is music. So in other words, it's all ertaining and
to your point, to your point, seeing is believing. So
I was always taught seeing is believing. You can tell
somebody something somebody got killed or whatever whatever, and they
(15:48):
might listen to it. And here here what you got
to say, and then and then you know, ten minutes
later they forgot the conversation. But if they see a person, yeah, remember,
they'll never forget that whatever in their life, never see
that person on that ground and their eyes rolling back
and they're trying to hold on, but they you know,
(16:12):
they they're slipping away and they start twitching, you know,
and you see the blood. Did you see all of that?
And you can see it's the faith they fade in
a way. You'll never forget that. Get that. I'll never
forget The Terminator. I'll never forget that movie. I never
(16:32):
forget the time that I was five years old with
my uncle and you took me to a dice game
and the guy stabbed a guy killed him. First time
I saw somebody die, Yeah, killed him. So you never
forget these, those those those type of images. So um,
(16:56):
but you know what. D MX shout out to dm X.
DMX was put up video recently on Twitter. Not damn,
I'm tripping, I'm I'm clueless. Uh. Dm C shout out
to dm C. D m C puts up a video.
(17:19):
I don't know if he put the video, but it's
a video of d m C talking about this exact thing,
talking about the music, how the music was basically hijacked,
how it started with it being u an opportunity for
us to escape the streets and escape game culture. It
(17:39):
was an alternative, and then at some point it turned
into something dark, and now people instead of people escaping
to the game culture, that being drawn into the game. Coach,
somebody told me, somebody says something uh like that, Willie,
and not in those words, but very very close. Man.
(18:00):
It was like we was rapping to get out of
That was me and you right wrapping the get out
of it, and nowadays they wrapping it to to get
in it. You know, you know, it tripped me out
when I first started seeing it. I started seeing some
(18:20):
prominent rappers started claiming crip and blood, and I'm like,
what the fun is wrong with these dudes? Like what
you realize what you're claiming? You know, like, bro, you
ah ship. I'm talking about guys who ain't never been
in a game. They wait till they go out and
(18:43):
make millions and millions of dollars and they want to
be but if you but but you you ain't never
been y, you ain't never been the roads Crean. You
know you ain't never been the hoover the trip, So
how are you? How are your role in sixty? And
you ain't from the sixtiest podcast will be right back
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after the What the hell is the allure? Because allure?
The thing is this the even the gang members will
tell you. I mean, I mean, the vets, the o
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G s will tell you. Man, I wish, like hell,
I didn't grow up in this ship and I don't
want nothing to do with it. I'm just trying to teach.
Now they've made all the mistakes. Let me, youngster, know, man,
this ain't it. Man, learn from my mistakes. You know,
A wise man learned from mistakes of others. You know
(19:48):
what I'm saying. So there's they're like, yo, man, listen
to what I'm saying. I've been there, done that. But
you know most of the youngsters they're they're they got
that attitude like where you've done it? You know why
I can't do it? You know, it's hypocritical. A lot
of people think that it's hypocritical for an o G
(20:10):
to to speak down on gang activity or just criminal
activity or just doing anything foul. See that, I can
see it. But I can also see the part where
like like a little homie, like I did it, and
and and I got the I got the I got
(20:30):
the T shirt from it. You know, this is what
happened to me. And I'm having the same problem. And
it's not with the gangs though they're like gangship, but
I'm having that same issue with my boys, you know,
with with my with my with my sons. I'm saying, listen, bro,
like I can save you a whole lot of fucking headaches.
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I can save you a whole lot of ns on
your head if you just listen to me, bro, you know.
And I think that that's the director. That's where it's
coming from. That's where it's leading to when you're talking
to the to the to the bgs as an older um,
the elder statesman when it comes to the gang ship.
But if we don't explain to them, you know, how
(21:19):
to road went for us, then they'll have no fucking
idea what they're looking at when they come down and
when it comes downtime for them to travel that road.
You feel me when you're walking that road and you said, men,
my dad had told me about this ship right here
or or the big homey told me about this ship
right here. I know exactly how to react or how
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I'm act. You know now that this ship is in
my face, in my face now, so I know how
to deal with it, and and and and and to
to to be prepared for it. You know, it's there, man,
whether you gang banging or breaking in the houses, are
stealing cause of working a nine to fucking file in
(22:01):
a career, the ship is out there for you to
get into. It may not even be you may not
even be down with none of this ship. But mom, sucker,
just walk up on you and up and now you
gotta Now, you gotta make some decisions, you know, like
you got decisions to make, you know. Always keep your
head on the swivel, man, pay attention to your surround us, man,
(22:22):
and never put your put yourself in a compromise and
fucking position. Man, If that ship ain't for you, don't
you take your ass over there. Don't funk with it. Yeah,
but there has to be a desire for anyone to
want that change. I have to want to do better,
to want to avoid those trappings, to want to be
in that ship to begin with. Where my point is
(22:43):
that you have to be intentional about avoiding conflict like
you're like you would be intentional about doing something the
right way you have to. It's like being intentional about
providing and taking here remember that time with the Canada man.
Being intentional about providing and taking care of your children
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and being in your children, being a constant president in
your children's life. You have to be intentional about that,
otherwise you can do certain things that may be inconsistent
with that. Like whatever the outcome that you want, your
your actions have to be consistent with the outcome you desire.
So if you desire to be UH, the type of
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guy who UH have a family, is there to protect
and provide for your family, to make sure that your
kids get the proper guidance, guidance from mom and dad,
that you have proper input that you dare to teach
the coach to provide the love to to to um
(23:49):
to God. If you you have to be intentional about that,
and if you are intentional about that, then your actions
would be consistent with what you with the come that
you want. And so you're more than you're and you're
more likely to not fall into those traps because you
will see it. You will see the trap and say,
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I ain't gonna move that ship. I ain't gonna do that. No,
I ain't gonna road with you know, I'm cool, doll,
because you know that ain't that ain't consistent with the
outcome you won't you do that ship right now? More
than likely the outcome gonna be really bad for you.
More than likely at some point you're gonna get caught up.
And it's in the bottom line is that even it's
(24:31):
just a gamble to just try it one time, it's
a gamble. It's not consistent with the outcome you want.
If you want to be that dude that's got to
raise your children, because you and I know that you
can't raise babies from the pen. But I've seen dudes
try to do it. I've been in the visiting rooms
and I've seen dudes sitting on the other side of
that table and that and and there's a uh sometimes
(24:55):
there's a petition there and they're talking to that kid like,
but sit your head up. Know your mama said that
you've been cutting up at school. Don't do that, you know,
and the kids like, and I know the kid like
you want to like, fuck you, you can't do ship
to me behind by the time your ass get out
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of twenty five, you know, bleaking your you know what
I'm saying, Like, they're not worried. The kids are not worried. Man,
you locked up, dude. You they feel untouchable. You can't
raise babies from the pin you damn show, can't raise
them from the grade. So your actions have to be
consistent with the outcome that you want. Well, go to
(25:38):
go back to Canada and tell the story about Canada. Well,
do you remember who's going to Canada? We went to Canada.
You know, we came back and we got church through customers.
What you're talking about? When I know what's what's what?
(26:00):
Where you going with? Was that intentionally, uh for us
to get searched? Man, Hey, I'm not gonna say too
much about that ship, man, but let's just say this, Willie.
He was trying to bring some ship back into the country. Man.
And what you mean man? I only think I was
(26:22):
trying to bring back with some fur coach. What's wrong?
That wasn't the illegal they let you do know? They
allowed me to bring him, didn't let you bringing But
did you have anything of the cloud? Did I have
anything to Claire. I mean, you can't hide for a coach.
You put them on their mind. You can't hide for
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a coach. You hear them. Motherfucker's did you you hear him?
I don't know. I'm a lord citizen. Man. Was that intentional?
I don't really understand what you're saying, That's all I'm saying. Really,
was just shi intentional? Fuck it? That's neither hear norther. Well,
if you see the hand, if you mean that I
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intended to bring my merchandise that I purchased, I legally,
you legally, well, illegally pre's that's that's cool, man. Was
it was to my country from somebody else country? Though, Yeah,
that I legally purchased, you purchased it, Okay, so what's
the problem. But you didn't have then let me bring it?
(27:26):
So obviously they saw things my way. No, did you
have to pay taxes on this ship bringing it in?
I'm sure I paid taxes if I was, if that
was if if I was required to say, Man, I'm
sure I paid tax man. Listen, man, But me and
Willie have been on some on some fucking missions man
in our career as ghetto boys. Man, and that one
(27:49):
was the best one. Man. I got enough fucking rental
car with Willie d We rented, he rented a car, man,
and he wanted to drive from Detroit to Canada, and
my dumb ass got in the car because I had
none fucking Canada. But anyway, that's neither hearing on that.
Back back to what we was on, man, you know,
(28:11):
we have to really really really be cautious um what
we say now in in our records, because they're holding
you responsible for the ship that you say. You know,
they're using this ship in court now, you know, and
it's not it's not a form of entertainment no more,
it's a form of evidence. Really. Well, see, the thing is,
(28:40):
even if some of the laws, because right now there's
a movement for uh a law to being acted to
prevent them from doing things like that using your lyrics
against you and which which they shouldn't be able to
do that anyway, because those lyrics are protected by the
First Amendment. The thing is that these judges have too
much latitude. You know, they can do a lot of things,
(29:03):
you know, like the law allows them to do a
whole lot of things, uh, and and make various decisions
and so that's one of those things where they can
say admissible not admissible. And a lot of times even
when they do wrong, another judge don't like going in
(29:23):
overturning their their their their their rulings. They don't like
doing that. So a lot of times these judges get
get away with ship anything, any pretty much anything that
they want to. Man, I personally believe that judges have
too much power. Yeah, they have too much power, and
(29:44):
that power needs to be stripped because you know, imagine
we all have we all have implicit bias, right, and
so we if you go into a court room, then
you take those that implicit bias with you. You go
into a corona. If you have certain things of certain groups,
(30:08):
if you have a if you have certain prejudices against people.
This is these are these are ideas that you have
perceptions about people. You're just based on that skin color,
based on where they come from, based on that sexual orientation,
whatever it is. You have these preconceived notions, right, then
you're gonna take that into the courtroom. You take that
(30:30):
everywhere you go. All of this stuff about when I
walk into the courtroom, Uh, none of that matters. That's
a lie. That's a lie, bro Like, when you walk
into that court room, you steal that. If your ass
is racist outside that courtroom, you're gonna be bracistside courtroom.
And you're gonna if you're a bully outside the court room,
you're gonna be a bully in the courtroom. Right, So
(30:53):
if you're a tyrant, you're gonna be a tyrant in
the court room. Outside the court room. So when you
go in, you go in with all of the those
those behaviors, and you project those behaviors your core onto
your court you know what I'm saying. And then the people,
the people in the courtroom, in your courtroom, has to
(31:19):
acquiesce to your rulers, you know what I'm saying. So
it's it's it's it's a it's a shitty deal, bro Like,
they got too much power and that power needs to
come down. But how does it come down? You know,
it's not, it's not. It's the it's only one way
for the people to make it come down because they
got too much power. The politicians they're not gonna do
(31:41):
anything because they're the ones who are put into strings.
It's just like people talk about term limits. These members
of Congress should have term limits. They absolutely should have
term limits, but who has to vote on that? Members
of Congress. You think the member as a commerce is
gonna say, you know what, power, we have too much power.
(32:06):
We need to give some of that power. Um well
yas mhm. No nobody thin to give no power, man
and nothing to give that power. So there's always gonna
be term limits until this country that we know today
it's no longer. That's the only way the evil people
(32:28):
running man, evil people are at the top. This is
why we have so much conflict in America. This is
why that's so much animosity, unrest, racism, hatred, uh, bigotry, xenophobia.
You know, it's it's the it's the people at the
(32:50):
top that starts. If they kicks it off, they kick
it off. And when they get away with their crimes
and their miscarriages of justice. Uh, what it really does
is emboding the regular citizen behave the same way because
there are some citizen and be like that he ain't
(33:10):
no better than me, she ain't no better. Mean they
can do it, I can do it. Kind of like
when you see your mama doing something, your daddy doing something,
and they're telling you not to do it as soon
as they turn their back you. Whatever they're doing, they
have to acting the damn food. They acting a donkey,
you're gonna go out into the streets, You're gonna act
a donkey too. You might act a donkey inside your
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own house. Voice reloted podcast will keep right back after
the street. So the congressmen and women, let's just say,
the people that are elected are are evil, right because
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they always conform to the shape of what the system is. Right.
Why does the first thing the politician does go to
the church? You notice, right, they go to the church,
and they go and they get these churches to vote
for him. And the pastors, let's say it, pastors, you know,
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the passagel the congregation to vote for this particular person
or whatever. I kind of want to hold them just
as I don't want to holding feet to the fire
as close to the fire as I do the actual
elected officials, you know, because they're dragging us down that
rabbit hole all the time. Man, You remember what's the
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pastors name from South Carolina and South Carolina, North Carolina.
That that that that that that uh that really uh
got down for Biden. Man, they got out for Botten. Yeah,
it was a pastor, man, black pastor out of South
Carolina that put it down for Biden. Man, it was
eating either Oh was it a congressman? Was it a congressman?
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Come on, Willie, I'm not sure man, Man, look it up.
But you know what past I do like apostle Geno Jennings.
I like that guy, like him, like that guy. Here's
say it, man, he's gonna call the ball the ball
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and the strike a strike. You said something in yeah, man,
you would call him out. But that's how if that how,
that's how it has to be. You got, you cannot
be afraid to stand up against the beast. You gotta
be able to you got. You know, I don't even
understand how some casts can call themselves men, right and
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then bow down a certain people just because they have
some power or they have some perceived power. That part
I don't get. I ain't never going out like that.
The so called purge law, that's that that has been
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uh implemented in Illinois, right so uh I can't think
of the actual the official name of the bill, but
people are calling it the purge law. And there's a
lot of information, misinformation and and and ads out there
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where politicians are jumping on this thing, uh, saying that
this law is about letting criminals loose and getting rid
of the cash baill system. You know, like around the country,
that's a movement to get rid of cash baill because
it's because it's biased, because it's biased. Okay, So, so
are they gonna try to eliminate the cash bill system
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and nobody get out of jail or they're just gonna
try to jail? What does that mean? Some people say
so so overall they're trying to If you think, if
you look at the cash baill system, it's really a
hustle it everybody, no matter what you do, you come
to jail. You know, you get arrested, you gotta you
gotta make bail, right, It's it's a it's a big hustle.
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So but if you ain't got the money to get out,
you got to sit. But what a lot of the
politicians are doing right now, Okay, let's let's clear up
what the law is about. First of all, So basically, uh,
in a nutshell, they're getting rid of it, the cash
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bund system, so that uh, people who have been committed
of petty crimes and stuff like that, not that just
petty crimes, are misdemeanors and stuff like that. Can don't
have the language in jail because they don't have don't
have to because because they don't have the money, right
because they can't afford the get out. That like their
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stories of people that uh couldn't afford five dollars to
get out, so they set in jail for a year
or two years, you know, because they couldn't make bund
their family, their poor, they can't make money bun so
they're sitting in jail. So a lot of the jails
are full of people like that. Now the people who
are against it are saying, well, you're gonna have criminals
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running free, and rapists and people that commit second degree
murder and all this stuff. They're gonna be running free,
and you're not gonna because they because nobody's gonna have
a bail. But here's the thing, here's here's where if
you look at these people that's talking, this is how
you know not to trust them. If it really was
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about protecting if if if it was really about public safety,
they wouldn't give anybody a bail if it was really
about public safety. But just because you have the money,
you can murder people and they'll give you a bill.
You can murder people and they'll give you a bill
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unless you commit like something, are you accused of doing something?
Just particularly agree, just like say the OJ like the
o J thing, right, you're not getting a bill, right,
big high profile case or whatever, they're gonna try to
hold you, right, But most people, in most cases, if
you kill somebody, they're gonna give you a bill. So
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it's really about if you rape somebody, you get a bill.
You rob somebody, you get a bill, right, you get
a bail. So it's really not about public safety. It
is about the hustle. It's about money, like it is always.
It's about money. So so salute to the people out
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there who are pushing for these uh cash bill restrictions
and also to get rid of the cash bill entirely.
Now let me back cup, it's not necessarily entirely, because
some people are will be held. From what I understand,
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some people, like if you commit a particularly egregious crime,
you'll be held. The judge can decide. They're leaving it
up to the judge, like, so you have a hearing
and then each judge will decide on a case by
case basis, if you are a danger to society, if
they think you are a danger to the an individual
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or society at large, then the judge can hold you.
And they will. But even that, it's going to be
a challenge because as always anytime in this country, when
it seems like they're doing something good for us, it
always backfires. So what's gonna happen here is that, again,
the judges have so much latitude that some of these
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judges are going to be biased. They're gonna let them
place a bias kick in. And even when your case
may seem like a situation where you're not really a
violent person, you're not really a threat to society, they're
gonna make you an example. They're gonna make you out
of example, and they're gonna and they're gonna hold you.
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They're gonna hold you and and and make you pay
a bill. You did what I'm saying, country, Yeah, that's
they're gonna give you a bond. Uh? Are they gonna
just hold you and say, oh no, we're not giving
you a bond. So they're gonna always let that that
bias kick in. Uh. Jim Clyburn was the guy that
changed everything for Joe Biden's campaign. I think he was
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out of South Carolina. Okay, he was a car I
think you're in the Congress in Congress. But I'm just
let's look that up. But um, yeah, Bill called it
bill Bill, Bill reformer. So yeah, it's it's but it's
an actual term for it. Like I think it's called
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Bill reformed. That that that that that's a um called
It's called the Safety Act, which will become active there
you go, January one, and its catchy name stands for Safety, Accountability,
and Fairness and Equity. Sound now that's that's it sounds
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like bullshit. The mom is a colloquial term, colloquial, like
that colloquial, So it's still something like bullshit to me though.
The Safety Act sounds like some bullshit. It's always bro,
it's always it's always a banana and tip pepe. You've
gotta be called man. You gotta be careful. But it's
funny how a lot of these guys they are using this,
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you know, as as a as a political like, um,
they're using that as a as a political weapon to
to try to get votes, to trying to spook people,
scare people. Oh, they're gonna let all the criminals lose,
or January first to the thous and three two three,
gonna let all the criminals loose. And then and I
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was online and they had everybody scared like that's crazy, man,
that's crazy. Like it was, it was a trip like
and they had a whole lot of you know, of course,
the Republicans and the Democrats just going to everybody just man,
that's crazy. I mean just overwhelmingly people just just fall forward.
And I say, man, you are you looking at the
person who's talking. Have you looked at the person who's
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saying this stuff? This person hates your guts? And you
listening to this motherfucker? Who's the most scariest, Willie the
most the most scariest politician? To you? Or is it
the Republican or the Democrat who's the scariest the most
Motherfucker's they all scary hugs, They all that they all
will the same amount of power and influence. Okay, so
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you know the man is so bad. Look at look
at the seat right, look at any political seat that's
a That seat is open for every two years, four years,
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six years, whatever. Uh, it's open for my six years.
But it's open for a Democrat or Republican to try
to feel it. Right. It pays the same salary, and
it will is the same amount. Uh, it wills the
same amount of influence right now. So at this point,
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it's just a matter who gets in and who's gonna
look out for who. It's the same amount of money,
it's the same amount of influence and power. If you,
if you, if you have any doubt, all you have
to do is look at whether Republicans were when black
people were being mistreated in this country, and whether Democrats
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was when black people was being mistreated in this country
at any given po in history, at any giving point
of history, when we was getting done dirty? What was
the other motherfucker's the one okay, the ones that say
they're fighting for us, they was on our side, right, Okay? Well,
what was the other one who tell us what get
off the plantation? Where were they when? When when we
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when we when we was voting for these people in
around with these people they were doing us dirty? What
was this side? Right? And then you flip it at
some point and what was this side when this motherfucker's
doing us dirty? Like right now, we're we're we're trained
to mistrust the Republicans, right, okay, right, a lot of
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bad things are happening to bad people right now, right
where the Democrats with the Republicans exactly seeing the Democrats.
The Democrats sleep with the Republicans. They have sex, they
have sex with them, they eat, they party, they party,
they have meetings. Every time, that's anytime there's there's an
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opportunity to gain something, they're all at the table and
they're all trying to figure out what they can get
for themselves, what's in it for me, what they can
get for themselves. And then when they walk out, this
size that this is the one that missed over you,
and this size says they're the ones who messed over you.
And at the end of the day, we continue to
get done, you know, no matter what, no matter so
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no matter who's in office, no matter who's ever been
in office, no matter who, what politician, wherever, we always
have gotten a raw deal. It don't matter who's in office. Right,
So they will the same amount of power, they have
the same amount of influence, they make the same amount
of money in that seat. So when they're fighting, they're
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not fighting for us. They're not fighting for the people
they're fighting to pad their pockets into increase their power
and their status is for them and the people they
care about. It is. It ain't even you got white
people out here think that these people out here fighting
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for them. They're not fighting for you, poor white man.
They're fighting for the elite, the rich white man. And
they're using you to fight their battles. They're using you
to go out in the streets and throw your life
away and that could goddamn food. They're using you to
be the crash dummy while they sit back on the
high horns and call the shots. They're using you and
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your children to go fight the war because their children
and there there them, they're too precious to fight a war.
They're too precious to go out. They're seeing your children,
they're seeing you to go out there and die and kill.
But they're gonna sit. They send theirs and they won.
They're not sending theirs. They're gonna they're gonna dodge to
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draft five times if they have to. And at the
same time, they're gonna tell you how much they love
America and how they're the the lord or the president.
They're gonna tell you everything that you want to hear.
Your mother can tell me anything that I want to hear,
but I'm looking for the proof. I need some evidence.
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And if I don't see the evidence, I ain't believe
in nothing you said. I can't believe what you're saying.
I can hear you tell me what I want to hear,
but then after and it might make me feel good,
but after that, I need to see some actions. I
need to see some actions. It's like if I'm with
a woman, woman tell me I love you, baby, I
love you. Okay, I want to hear that. I really
want to hear that. Right, But now if she go
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out and and and and play herself and misrepresent herself
and mine and me, that ain't love, bro. So I'm
gonna watch that. I'm gonna see that. So if I
see her doing that, I'm not gonna continue to say
she I'm not gonnatinue to continue to believe that she
loved me. I'm gonna be like you think I'm a
damn And this is what I don't get about the
people in this country. They don't question that. They just
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go along, as Cooi made Brown would say, they just
go along to get along, go along and get along boy.
Yeah that's cold blood and down Yeah. Oh good, Yeah,
I totally get it with me. I totally get it.
We're not We're not um. We're not pushing that. We're
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not pushing the issues after the vote, you know what
I mean? Like we we feel like, Okay, our guys
in now, let's take our foot off the game. All right.
We got UM, we got um this guy in office. Now,
we don't have to set up meetings with him. We
don't have to go in there and and and see
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how he You know what I mean, how many black
people on ground level. I ain't talking about celebrities and
um rich people in ship. I'm just everyday common volte
you know, going sat a meeting with the President of
the United States of America. How that sit down? You know,
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because you know that you can do that. You know
that's your vote. You should be able to sit down
with the man you voted for and your your ass
ain't sitting down with no president unless they got something
they want from you. In particular, you got you will,
you got some type of juice on something you can
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you can you can bought us. You got and that
you got a block, you got a voting block or
something like that that you you have a sit down
with me. Yeah you can, you can sit down. That's
why they go to the churches because think about it,
it's brilliant because most people that that attend church, that
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pastor to them is God. I'm not saying all that.
I'm not saying all of y'all, but y'all don't know
some of these people. Many of these people out here
that go to church, they look at that pastor like
that pastors walk on water. But but Willie, you know,
I do know pastors that that do the same ship
that that we used to do. You know, man, that's
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pastors that's doing things that way worse than we ever
thought of doing. All right there that there's pastors out
there at a raping and killing and all kinds of
let's take it there, they're doing all kinds of stuff.
Bro uh, man, well this is so bad. But well,
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I'm not gonna say that. I gotta be careful, man,
because man, if I'm fart too, a loud ship is
going viral, like it's like the motherfucker's know me some
ship you like you think they are watching you won't
hear me say something? Here? I don't think you can
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say some ship right now and broadcast that can make
you go viral. That's a good track, Willie, But you
know I can't. I don't know. I'm not sure you
could do ship. I can say some Willie, I don't.
I don't think anybody care. I think that people that
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that do be steality pouring or sucked up people. Man.
I think that if you sucked a dog or a horse,
or you sucked up like you, you should be fucking castrated.
That ain't viral, man, That ain't that's safe. Safe because
most people ain't into that. You know, most most people
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are not in this stuff like that. You gotta you gotta,
you gotta get it. You gotta get at the people
that have the power, you know, you gotta you gotta
get at somebody that text, somebody who got power or
got those numbers, and then what that could that could
affect your bottom line? Now you're trying to in fact,
my mother fucking outom line because I don't work for
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no goddamn buddy, so they bottom line, Okay, I don't
give a funk about them. She would say something fucked up. Huh.
Put the camera on me right quick. I ain't heard nothing.
Do you know? Did you see me fall off my bike? Though,
I'm still wait holding on to the grip. I'm still waiting.
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Nice try, Willie, Ye, nice try. But we had a
good ass time to night. Man um Oh, brittany grinder,
have you heard anything? Not? Not as late, I haven't
heard anything. I know. It's bullshit that she's said. And
she brought up get the update, I went, ain't no update, Willie.
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That's just some ship that I'm concerned about. Oh she's
in there, Yeah, ain't no question about that. She is
in the joint. Uh hold on there? Okay, Well you
probably have to be. Its probably have some type of
condition attached to it with the war in Ukraine. But
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that's the hell of a bargaining chip for Russia. Though,
well that's a hell of a bargaining chip, but it's
a funked up bargaining chip for the for the US
because you gotta taking consideration like that ship puts your
nuts in the vice. And I guess that's all the
best with war? Isn't in any way? Is putting putting
putting the opposition in a compromising position, bro, you know,
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like you got a life over you gotta us life
over there in jail behind some ship. That's a slap
on the wrist these days over here. She got ten
years for a fucking vape ping my dude, bro a
fucking ten years winning room. You do as the romans man,
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anybody out there, you listen to me, and you listen
to me carefully. If you plan on traveling to a
foreign land, a foreign country, it isn't common upon you,
not the government, but you to understand what their laws are.
You better get you a book. Get you one of
those books about the country and it tells you. It's
(55:10):
to handbook. All countries have it. It tells you what
the laws are and you know what basically how to
move around in that country. And you get that book
and you'll be all right if you adhere to the laws.
You have to understand the laws, because the laws in
the United States vastly different from the laws and other places.
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When I lived in Azerbijin, I went, I had time out,
I gotta go back to I had, I had. I
had a Rosemary Wilson moment. My grandmother, Yeah, spell it that.
When I looked when I when I lived in Azerbijin,
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when I first got there. When I first got a lutine,
go ahead, when you lived in that mark, he got it,
he got it. I don't worry, but I'm not worried
about Okay. So when I lived in Azerbijan, the second
maybe second third day, I go outside and I'm hanging
(56:14):
out with my homie. Don alright, people, don he's a
deceased now. He was my business partner and as big.
But I'm hanging out with my buddy. And uh, I
got short zone right, and I come home uh later
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and and you know, uh bridges there right, and she
looks at me. Oh, you know, she looks at when
I got out, and she said, uh, Willie, did you
wear did you wet those out today? I say yeah?
She said, uh, do you know in this country if
you were if a man wear shorts, they think he's gay.
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God damn it, Willie. Yeah, you know I thought people
just looking at me because I was black. I'm saying,
because you know, when I first went there, we went
on really like just one of the very few black
people in the country, probably the four black people out
of maybe ten, right, and so most people have never
seen a black person before in that country. When we
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got that, you know, I was just looking at me
because I was, you know, this this freak of nature
or something. You know, man with that kind of confession.
Like when I was growing up, like we only seen
white people on TV. Yeah for real, Like I didn't
see my first real white person until I was probably
(57:43):
about eight, Like a real white person like that, what
was the fake white person? Like the fake white person
was on TV? Okay, okay, man, you know the my
earliest regulation recollection, recollection, earliest recollection of of meeting a
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white person was my was my first grade teacher, MS Bama.
So I'm gonna say five damn because my my first
my kindergotan teacher's name was Miss Silva. But she taught
her a black school, Ms ms Bama did too. It
was predominantly black school. Uh. But ms Bama was so
(58:31):
nice to me, Bro, she was such she was such
a nice person. Man, she was. She was She was
really really really a nice person, really nice to me.
And I was like a really bad kid at times.
Good mostly I was a great kid. Mostly. But you know,
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I don't believe that you know Miss Silva. Anybody knows
a lady named Miss silver. I don't know her first thing,
that's how young I was. I was five. I'm I
was five years old. I remember Miss Silver. You don't
remember no miss Silver? Man. Stop man, stop Willy stop man,
don't do that. I had to help you know who
I remember? Man, you don't remember her because we ain't
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from the same said, ain't miss Silver. Bro. I didn't
say Miss Silver. I said, I remember, right? Is my story? Bro?
You don't know what slaves? Guy there to go. Yeah.
So Miss Silver was she would come to school with
a guitar and and and she um the way she
uh captured our attention. Man, and she would sing as
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a song while we said in class, and she would
play the guitar. And I knew, you know, from that
point on that that's what I wanted to do. I
wanted to jam like that. You know what I'm saying.
So so you so you basically you appropriated white culture.
I'm done, ladies, a gentlemen, get him, get him, get
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going down, it's going down. Ye hey man, let's hop
into it. What was that you showed me just now?
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You just share with me by what depicture me looking
like Dusty Beaker? Not that uh Candon's arms, Oh, Cannon's
arms bro, when were you saying to black candis nothing.
I'm out of that one, Hi, Candice? Really no, I mean, yeah, ship,
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I can't speak to her. She does hate me. I
mean she hates black people. That is so freaking bad.
Self hate that that ship is that that that's a
that's a that's as bad as cancer in my opinion,
Like self hate. Yeah, yeah, it's pretty bad. It's bad.
I wonder, well, you know they said starts at home, right, Yeah,
(01:49):
so apparently, um, she was, well, I need to put
it on her mom and daddy what I know you did.
But I have to I have to do a little
bit more investigation to see, you know. But I do
know that she she likes to uh, I'm she likes
(02:13):
to talk about how there's no racism, like racism is
like a figment of our imagination. Basically she minimized it.
But she had a major problem with it when she
sued her school back in the Gap for discrimination. She
never talks about that these days, though, she never talks
about that. I wonder why, really, this is ain't good? Buddy,
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You signed a little timid man, you know what I mean? Like,
I mean, all I said was it looks like I mean,
you want to be you want to go there? Yeah,
you really want to go there? I do. I said, Fuck,
I'm not gonna do it. But every thing I say,
(02:59):
everything I said, they go viral. Bro, Man, you know,
And if I said that can's always look look like
her breast, think real bad, like she gotta fucking like,
that's just gonna go viral. So I'm not gonna say that.
You can say that she'll set you free. That's what
I'm talking about, Mr scar Faces. I'm talking about going viral. Man.
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If I say that one of her titties longer than
the others and like that, I gonna be in trouble,
you know. But the thing is, bro, is that I
just don't have any like regard for people that don't
care about me. You don't give a funk about a
whole lot of ship. But man, I'm like, I have
a reputation to protect man, and I don't. I mean, well,
(03:43):
you don't give a funk, man, You unapologetic where I
do give a funk, But like manten your mother fucking
house up. No, but I want to get your wife
and kids inside. They fucked. That's shock value. That's moving on.
But listen. It is because I give a funk. Is
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the reason that I know that I can't say these things.
It's the reason that I call these things out. It's
because I do give a funk. And you gotta understand this, man.
You know, like I've been denied many opportunities because of
my convictions, many opportunities, you know, like I give one
since I since you made me go viral. I mean, I, um,
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I don't get invited to certain events that's been things.
You know, I don't want to give them action exactly,
but you want me to go viral. I mean, you
know what it is, what people know what it is.
I mean, I never get invited to the Grammys, and
(04:51):
you know, but I don't want to go to the Grammas.
What about Steve Harvey's parties? I don't. Oh, hell no,
I know you like man, I Steve, you know what
I'm talking about. Damn you know like your box Charles boxing,
Like I ain't ain't with all that I'm talking about now, bro, Like, um,
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a fight is something different fighting, Yeah, like a fight
fight see see like in boxing, bro, Like size doesn't
matter in in in boxing. So if I'm boxing and
we got gloves on it. We gotta deal with and
we gotta we gotta fight within the rules. That's one thing.
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You know. Uh, he would have a huge size and
height advantage. Right now, I'm not saying, you know, I'm
I still feel like that I would do well right,
but dominate out side of the boxing ring. I fucking
destroy him like a real like fight fight. Well, anything goes,
(05:56):
Uh I beat the brakes off. Talk, But that's that
fucking viral moment I've been waiting for for the past
ten years. Really, go fucking viral man, talk man, really
say he'll beat the brakes off, beat the motherfucking breaks
off of him, put him back on, and beat him off.
A yeah, absolutely, Yeah. I'm gonna tell you something as
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far as like uh, celebrity boxing uh to me, you know,
to put it out there like that. You know, I
did it way back in the gap, and it was
all for fun and respect and all that kind of stuff.
But I don't have anything to prove so based on
that and when in my line in life today, man,
you know, if mother wants me to get into the
rain with anybody, I mean we're talking to minimum five
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million minimum. Well that is I'm not I'm not. I wouldn't.
I wouldn't. I wouldn't. I wouldn't. Uh, I wouldn't. I
wouldn't risk my health and my reputation so your mother's
can be entertained for real. You know what I'm saying.
I'm not that ship man. I'm not going out there
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at all, you know what I mean. Like I watched
the fight back. I'll pay to see the fight, but
I ain't gonna taking my dumb mass out there and
watch the motherfucker fight. Um, I was, I was. I
was looking at George Floyd's um. Um. They wanted to
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uh overturn or what's the word they use when they
want to take the when they want to pardon you.
We have pardon. They want to pardon. They refused to
pardon him post you know, after dying they still stay posthumus. Yeah,
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what's it called posthumus? Yeah, they still refused to what
in the fuck? What in the fuck? Like, like, tell me,
I got I got, I got need answers here. This
man is no longer gonna lie, but he's still on parole,
so let me finish. So if he if he come back,
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he's still gonna be on parole and why do you
think he deserved it? But it's a whole lot of
people are not here that doesn't have a parole. What
I'm saying is that it does a lot of people
who what they're with, what they're looking what I think
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what you're saying is that they're trying to basically vacate
that conviction. Right, Can he serve it out? Can he
serve out the parole? Absolutely not. He's dead, So why
then are they're still holding it over his head? Well?
You know what, I think that's an answer question for
a lawyer because because I really don't know. I hadn't,
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I hadn't really looked into it. I think I still
think it's bullshit. Ain't like a motherfucker. He can't if
somebody is deadn't going. Ain't no way that they can
serve out a life sentence or be be on parole
or pay you that Monday that they old he gone
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like all that ship should be white clear, the man
man should be cleared, you know, and they be the
end of that story. How do you feel about the
statues that have that have been going up about uh,
George Floyd. You know that they've been putting up statues
and some people have been protesting statutes or statues, statues.
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How do I feel about the statues the statues. It's
about fucking time we started getting statues for for for
for our martyrs. You feel me, like our martyrs like
you got uh Sam Houston ads down here in Huntsville,
like he was just a super bad motherfucker, you know,
and and and and all of these other colonizers and ship.
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But let's let's look at the word martyr, because I
don't I don't know if like somebody that lost their
life for the cause, but he but George Floyd did
not lose his life for the cause. He he lost
his life just because you did what I'm saying, like
he like he he didn't. He didn't purposely say I'm
gonna make the sacrie for the but he but but
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he inadvertently did, Willie, because it really I can agree
with that he put They put that light on him,
you know, and they put that light on these police
departments that's been roughen you know, uh roughen up on
black men and even just black people period. Man. You
see the way they did the little kid man at
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the at the swimming who when yeah, man, what little
kids had a swimming party. Man. There was some girls, um,
I can't really remember the names. Or there somewhere in
like outside of Dallas or somewhere, man, where they slammed
a little girl on the ground and put in it.
You're talking about a few years ago. Yeah, like it
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like it's some like the real definition of like police
and sheriff and badge and all of that. It's like,
it's kind of like slave patrol. Willie, Well, that's exactly
what it is. It's kind of like slave patrol. And
I had a buddy of mine rest in peace. His
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name was uh Coach Lewis, and we called him Blue
at the golf course. Man. But Blue told me that
he became a police officer back when it was still
segregating and it was a lot of racism still going on.
Not racism, the prejudice to a black people and you
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could not arrest if he was black. You had to
let him go. Yeah. Bro, You know like when you
when you start, like when you start looking into this history, man,
and you think you just read about some of the
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things that actually happened. It was so much stuff that
happened that when you when you when you look at it.
You say to yourself, the person who perpetrated those crimes,
of those actions had to be sub human. I ain't
speaking to them speaking of which white and UH nineteen
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nineteen September nineteen nineteen will end him. At the September
white people masking nearly two hundred black people in Elaine, Arkansas,
after black sharecroppers demand fair prices. They slaughtered them. They
they massacred them just for asking for shipped to be fair.
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Mm hmm. You know, I don't, I don't. I don't
like the direction that UH our podcast is taken. But
these incidents that go on with black people have to
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be put out there so black people and and and
the rest of the country knows that this is what's
happening to us. Man, Like like, okay, give me give
me one, give me two more seconds, man, then you
can have it. That was two seconds. God damn it, Willie,
shut up, let me talk now, go ahead. Can you
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imagine all of the ship that has been said on
record in music in a lifetime, in a lifespan, can
you imagine all of this that has been said on record?
Now you're being um attacked for the ship that you
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say on your records, you know, and I'm not even
I'm talking about possibly convicted the ship that you've said
on your records, you know, But ain't nobody said shit
about Stephen King and the ship that he said on
his records or the ship that he showed in his movies.
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But when you say to people that say, hey, man,
we ain't got time to worry about what they got
going on, that's yeah, the double standard. We got all
of that, But what about what's going on with us?
You know, what about us holding us accountable? Because at
the end of the day, we know that that that's
a double standard. We understand the double standard is there,
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But so what does that give us the right? Uh too,
just because we have the right to go out and
and make music that's destructive, like like what the Devil's Advocate,
I'm make a movie that's destructive. What's the difference, Well,
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the difference is that one is a movie and one
is music. So in other words, it's all ertaining and
to your point, to your point, seeing is believing. So
I was always taught seeing is believing. You can tell
somebody something somebody got killed or whatever whatever, and they
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might listen to it. And here here what you got
to say, and then and then you know, ten minutes
later they forgot the conversation. But if they see a person, yeah, remember,
they'll never forget that whatever in their life, never see
that person on that ground and their eyes rolling back
and they're trying to hold on, but they you know,
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they they're slipping away and they start twitching, you know,
and you see the blood. Did you see all of that?
And you can see it's the faith they fade in
a way. You'll never forget that. Get that. I'll never
forget The Terminator. I'll never forget that movie. I never
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forget the time that I was five years old with
my uncle and you took me to a dice game
and the guy stabbed a guy killed him. First time
I saw somebody die, Yeah, killed him. So you never
forget these, those those those type of images. So um,
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but you know what. D MX shout out to dm X.
DMX was put up video recently on Twitter. Not damn,
I'm tripping, I'm I'm clueless. Uh. Dm C shout out
to dm C. D m C puts up a video.
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I don't know if he put the video, but it's
a video of d m C talking about this exact thing,
talking about the music, how the music was basically hijacked,
how it started with it being u an opportunity for
us to escape the streets and escape game culture. It
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was an alternative, and then at some point it turned
into something dark, and now people instead of people escaping
to the game culture, that being drawn into the game. Coach,
somebody told me, somebody says something uh like that, Willie,
and not in those words, but very very close. Man.
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It was like we was rapping to get out of
That was me and you right wrapping the get out
of it, and nowadays they wrapping it to to get
in it. You know, you know, it tripped me out
when I first started seeing it. I started seeing some
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prominent rappers started claiming crip and blood, and I'm like,
what the fun is wrong with these dudes? Like what
you realize what you're claiming? You know, like, bro, you
ah ship. I'm talking about guys who ain't never been
in a game. They wait till they go out and
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make millions and millions of dollars and they want to
be but if you but but you you ain't never
been y, you ain't never been the roads Crean. You
know you ain't never been the hoover the trip, So
how are you? How are your role in sixty? And
you ain't from the sixtiest podcast will be right back
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after the What the hell is the allure? Because allure?
The thing is this the even the gang members will
tell you. I mean, I mean, the vets, the o
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G s will tell you. Man, I wish, like hell,
I didn't grow up in this ship and I don't
want nothing to do with it. I'm just trying to teach.
Now they've made all the mistakes. Let me, youngster, know, man,
this ain't it. Man, learn from my mistakes. You know,
A wise man learned from mistakes of others. You know
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what I'm saying. So there's they're like, yo, man, listen
to what I'm saying. I've been there, done that. But
you know most of the youngsters they're they're they got
that attitude like where you've done it? You know why
I can't do it? You know, it's hypocritical. A lot
of people think that it's hypocritical for an o G
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to to speak down on gang activity or just criminal
activity or just doing anything foul. See that, I can
see it. But I can also see the part where
like like a little homie, like I did it, and
and and I got the I got the I got
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the T shirt from it. You know, this is what
happened to me. And I'm having the same problem. And
it's not with the gangs though they're like gangship, but
I'm having that same issue with my boys, you know,
with with my with my with my sons. I'm saying, listen, bro,
like I can save you a whole lot of fucking headaches.
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I can save you a whole lot of ns on
your head if you just listen to me, bro, you know.
And I think that that's the director. That's where it's
coming from. That's where it's leading to when you're talking
to the to the to the bgs as an older um,
the elder statesman when it comes to the gang ship.
But if we don't explain to them, you know, how
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to road went for us, then they'll have no fucking
idea what they're looking at when they come down and
when it comes downtime for them to travel that road.
You feel me when you're walking that road and you said, men,
my dad had told me about this ship right here
or or the big homey told me about this ship
right here. I know exactly how to react or how
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I'm act. You know now that this ship is in
my face, in my face now, so I know how
to deal with it, and and and and and to
to to be prepared for it. You know, it's there, man,
whether you gang banging or breaking in the houses, are
stealing cause of working a nine to fucking file in
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a career, the ship is out there for you to
get into. It may not even be you may not
even be down with none of this ship. But mom, sucker,
just walk up on you and up and now you
gotta Now, you gotta make some decisions, you know, like
you got decisions to make, you know. Always keep your
head on the swivel, man, pay attention to your surround us, man,
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and never put your put yourself in a compromise and
fucking position. Man, If that ship ain't for you, don't
you take your ass over there. Don't funk with it. Yeah,
but there has to be a desire for anyone to
want that change. I have to want to do better,
to want to avoid those trappings, to want to be
in that ship to begin with. Where my point is
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that you have to be intentional about avoiding conflict like
you're like you would be intentional about doing something the
right way you have to. It's like being intentional about
providing and taking here remember that time with the Canada man.
Being intentional about providing and taking care of your children
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and being in your children, being a constant president in
your children's life. You have to be intentional about that,
otherwise you can do certain things that may be inconsistent
with that. Like whatever the outcome that you want, your
your actions have to be consistent with the outcome you desire.
So if you desire to be UH, the type of
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guy who UH have a family, is there to protect
and provide for your family, to make sure that your
kids get the proper guidance, guidance from mom and dad,
that you have proper input that you dare to teach
the coach to provide the love to to to um
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to God. If you you have to be intentional about that,
and if you are intentional about that, then your actions
would be consistent with what you with the come that
you want. And so you're more than you're and you're
more likely to not fall into those traps because you
will see it. You will see the trap and say,
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I ain't gonna move that ship. I ain't gonna do that. No,
I ain't gonna road with you know, I'm cool, doll,
because you know that ain't that ain't consistent with the
outcome you won't you do that ship right now? More
than likely the outcome gonna be really bad for you.
More than likely at some point you're gonna get caught up.
And it's in the bottom line is that even it's
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just a gamble to just try it one time, it's
a gamble. It's not consistent with the outcome you want.
If you want to be that dude that's got to
raise your children, because you and I know that you
can't raise babies from the pen. But I've seen dudes
try to do it. I've been in the visiting rooms
and I've seen dudes sitting on the other side of
that table and that and and there's a uh sometimes
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there's a petition there and they're talking to that kid like,
but sit your head up. Know your mama said that
you've been cutting up at school. Don't do that, you know,
and the kids like, and I know the kid like
you want to like, fuck you, you can't do ship
to me behind by the time your ass get out
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of twenty five, you know, bleaking your you know what
I'm saying, Like, they're not worried. The kids are not worried. Man,
you locked up, dude. You they feel untouchable. You can't
raise babies from the pin you damn show, can't raise
them from the grade. So your actions have to be
consistent with the outcome that you want. Well, go to
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go back to Canada and tell the story about Canada. Well,
do you remember who's going to Canada? We went to Canada.
You know, we came back and we got church through customers.
What you're talking about? When I know what's what's what?
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Where you going with? Was that intentionally, uh for us
to get searched? Man, Hey, I'm not gonna say too
much about that ship, man, but let's just say this, Willie.
He was trying to bring some ship back into the country. Man.
And what you mean man? I only think I was
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trying to bring back with some fur coach. What's wrong?
That wasn't the illegal they let you do know? They
allowed me to bring him, didn't let you bringing But
did you have anything of the cloud? Did I have
anything to Claire. I mean, you can't hide for a coach.
You put them on their mind. You can't hide for
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a coach. You hear them. Motherfucker's did you you hear him?
I don't know. I'm a lord citizen. Man. Was that intentional?
I don't really understand what you're saying, That's all I'm saying. Really,
was just shi intentional? Fuck it? That's neither hear norther. Well,
if you see the hand, if you mean that I
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intended to bring my merchandise that I purchased, I legally,
you legally, well, illegally pre's that's that's cool, man. Was
it was to my country from somebody else country? Though, Yeah,
that I legally purchased, you purchased it, Okay, so what's
the problem. But you didn't have then let me bring it?
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So obviously they saw things my way. No, did you
have to pay taxes on this ship bringing it in?
I'm sure I paid taxes if I was, if that
was if if I was required to say, Man, I'm
sure I paid tax man. Listen, man, But me and
Willie have been on some on some fucking missions man
in our career as ghetto boys. Man, and that one
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was the best one. Man. I got enough fucking rental
car with Willie d We rented, he rented a car, man,
and he wanted to drive from Detroit to Canada, and
my dumb ass got in the car because I had
none fucking Canada. But anyway, that's neither hearing on that.
Back back to what we was on, man, you know,
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we have to really really really be cautious um what
we say now in in our records, because they're holding
you responsible for the ship that you say. You know,
they're using this ship in court now, you know, and
it's not it's not a form of entertainment no more,
it's a form of evidence. Really. Well, see, the thing is,
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even if some of the laws, because right now there's
a movement for uh a law to being acted to
prevent them from doing things like that using your lyrics
against you and which which they shouldn't be able to
do that anyway, because those lyrics are protected by the
First Amendment. The thing is that these judges have too
much latitude. You know, they can do a lot of things,
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you know, like the law allows them to do a
whole lot of things, uh, and and make various decisions
and so that's one of those things where they can
say admissible not admissible. And a lot of times even
when they do wrong, another judge don't like going in
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overturning their their their their their rulings. They don't like
doing that. So a lot of times these judges get
get away with ship anything, any pretty much anything that
they want to. Man, I personally believe that judges have
too much power. Yeah, they have too much power, and
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that power needs to be stripped because you know, imagine
we all have we all have implicit bias, right, and
so we if you go into a court room, then
you take those that implicit bias with you. You go
into a corona. If you have certain things of certain groups,
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if you have a if you have certain prejudices against people.
This is these are these are ideas that you have
perceptions about people. You're just based on that skin color,
based on where they come from, based on that sexual orientation,
whatever it is. You have these preconceived notions, right, then
you're gonna take that into the courtroom. You take that
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everywhere you go. All of this stuff about when I
walk into the courtroom, Uh, none of that matters. That's
a lie. That's a lie, bro Like, when you walk
into that court room, you steal that. If your ass
is racist outside that courtroom, you're gonna be bracistside courtroom.
And you're gonna if you're a bully outside the court room,
you're gonna be a bully in the courtroom. Right, So
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if you're a tyrant, you're gonna be a tyrant in
the court room. Outside the court room. So when you
go in, you go in with all of the those
those behaviors, and you project those behaviors your core onto
your court you know what I'm saying. And then the people,
the people in the courtroom, in your courtroom, has to
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acquiesce to your rulers, you know what I'm saying. So
it's it's it's it's a it's a shitty deal, bro Like,
they got too much power and that power needs to
come down. But how does it come down? You know,
it's not, it's not. It's the it's only one way
for the people to make it come down because they
got too much power. The politicians they're not gonna do
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anything because they're the ones who are put into strings.
It's just like people talk about term limits. These members
of Congress should have term limits. They absolutely should have
term limits, but who has to vote on that? Members
of Congress. You think the member as a commerce is
gonna say, you know what, power, we have too much power.
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We need to give some of that power. Um well
yas mhm. No nobody thin to give no power, man
and nothing to give that power. So there's always gonna
be term limits until this country that we know today
it's no longer. That's the only way the evil people
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running man, evil people are at the top. This is
why we have so much conflict in America. This is
why that's so much animosity, unrest, racism, hatred, uh, bigotry, xenophobia.
You know, it's it's the it's the people at the
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top that starts. If they kicks it off, they kick
it off. And when they get away with their crimes
and their miscarriages of justice. Uh, what it really does
is emboding the regular citizen behave the same way because
there are some citizen and be like that he ain't
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no better than me, she ain't no better. Mean they
can do it, I can do it. Kind of like
when you see your mama doing something, your daddy doing something,
and they're telling you not to do it as soon
as they turn their back you. Whatever they're doing, they
have to acting the damn food. They acting a donkey,
you're gonna go out into the streets, You're gonna act
a donkey too. You might act a donkey inside your
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own house. Voice reloted podcast will keep right back after
the street. So the congressmen and women, let's just say,
the people that are elected are are evil, right because
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they always conform to the shape of what the system is. Right.
Why does the first thing the politician does go to
the church? You notice, right, they go to the church,
and they go and they get these churches to vote
for him. And the pastors, let's say it, pastors, you know,
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the passagel the congregation to vote for this particular person
or whatever. I kind of want to hold them just
as I don't want to holding feet to the fire
as close to the fire as I do the actual
elected officials, you know, because they're dragging us down that
rabbit hole all the time. Man, You remember what's the
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pastors name from South Carolina and South Carolina, North Carolina.
That that that that that that uh that really uh
got down for Biden. Man, they got out for Botten. Yeah,
it was a pastor, man, black pastor out of South
Carolina that put it down for Biden. Man, it was
eating either Oh was it a congressman? Was it a congressman?
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Come on, Willie, I'm not sure man, Man, look it up.
But you know what past I do like apostle Geno Jennings.
I like that guy, like him, like that guy. Here's
say it, man, he's gonna call the ball the ball
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and the strike a strike. You said something in yeah, man,
you would call him out. But that's how if that how,
that's how it has to be. You got, you cannot
be afraid to stand up against the beast. You gotta
be able to you got. You know, I don't even
understand how some casts can call themselves men, right and
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then bow down a certain people just because they have
some power or they have some perceived power. That part
I don't get. I ain't never going out like that.
The so called purge law, that's that that has been
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uh implemented in Illinois, right so uh I can't think
of the actual the official name of the bill, but
people are calling it the purge law. And there's a
lot of information, misinformation and and and ads out there
(36:33):
where politicians are jumping on this thing, uh, saying that
this law is about letting criminals loose and getting rid
of the cash baill system. You know, like around the country,
that's a movement to get rid of cash baill because
it's because it's biased, because it's biased. Okay, So, so
are they gonna try to eliminate the cash bill system
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and nobody get out of jail or they're just gonna
try to jail? What does that mean? Some people say
so so overall they're trying to If you think, if
you look at the cash baill system, it's really a
hustle it everybody, no matter what you do, you come
to jail. You know, you get arrested, you gotta you
gotta make bail, right, It's it's a it's a big hustle.
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So but if you ain't got the money to get out,
you got to sit. But what a lot of the
politicians are doing right now, Okay, let's let's clear up
what the law is about. First of all, So basically, uh,
in a nutshell, they're getting rid of it, the cash
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bund system, so that uh, people who have been committed
of petty crimes and stuff like that, not that just
petty crimes, are misdemeanors and stuff like that. Can don't
have the language in jail because they don't have don't
have to because because they don't have the money, right
because they can't afford the get out. That like their
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stories of people that uh couldn't afford five dollars to
get out, so they set in jail for a year
or two years, you know, because they couldn't make bund
their family, their poor, they can't make money bun so
they're sitting in jail. So a lot of the jails
are full of people like that. Now the people who
are against it are saying, well, you're gonna have criminals
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running free, and rapists and people that commit second degree
murder and all this stuff. They're gonna be running free,
and you're not gonna because they because nobody's gonna have
a bail. But here's the thing, here's here's where if
you look at these people that's talking, this is how
you know not to trust them. If it really was
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about protecting if if if it was really about public safety,
they wouldn't give anybody a bail if it was really
about public safety. But just because you have the money,
you can murder people and they'll give you a bill.
You can murder people and they'll give you a bill
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unless you commit like something, are you accused of doing something?
Just particularly agree, just like say the OJ like the
o J thing, right, you're not getting a bill, right,
big high profile case or whatever, they're gonna try to
hold you, right, But most people, in most cases, if
you kill somebody, they're gonna give you a bill. So
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it's really about if you rape somebody, you get a bill.
You rob somebody, you get a bill, right, you get
a bail. So it's really not about public safety. It
is about the hustle. It's about money, like it is always.
It's about money. So so salute to the people out
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there who are pushing for these uh cash bill restrictions
and also to get rid of the cash bill entirely.
Now let me back cup, it's not necessarily entirely, because
some people are will be held. From what I understand,
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some people, like if you commit a particularly egregious crime,
you'll be held. The judge can decide. They're leaving it
up to the judge, like, so you have a hearing
and then each judge will decide on a case by
case basis, if you are a danger to society, if
they think you are a danger to the an individual
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or society at large, then the judge can hold you.
And they will. But even that, it's going to be
a challenge because as always anytime in this country, when
it seems like they're doing something good for us, it
always backfires. So what's gonna happen here is that, again,
the judges have so much latitude that some of these
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judges are going to be biased. They're gonna let them
place a bias kick in. And even when your case
may seem like a situation where you're not really a
violent person, you're not really a threat to society, they're
gonna make you an example. They're gonna make you out
of example, and they're gonna and they're gonna hold you.
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They're gonna hold you and and and make you pay
a bill. You did what I'm saying, country, Yeah, that's
they're gonna give you a bond. Uh? Are they gonna
just hold you and say, oh no, we're not giving
you a bond. So they're gonna always let that that
bias kick in. Uh. Jim Clyburn was the guy that
changed everything for Joe Biden's campaign. I think he was
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out of South Carolina. Okay, he was a car I
think you're in the Congress in Congress. But I'm just
let's look that up. But um, yeah, Bill called it
bill Bill, Bill reformer. So yeah, it's it's but it's
an actual term for it. Like I think it's called
(41:58):
Bill reformed. That that that that that's a um called
It's called the Safety Act, which will become active there
you go, January one, and its catchy name stands for Safety, Accountability,
and Fairness and Equity. Sound now that's that's it sounds
(42:20):
like bullshit. The mom is a colloquial term, colloquial, like
that colloquial, So it's still something like bullshit to me though.
The Safety Act sounds like some bullshit. It's always bro,
it's always it's always a banana and tip pepe. You've
gotta be called man. You gotta be careful. But it's
funny how a lot of these guys they are using this,
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you know, as as a as a political like, um,
they're using that as a as a political weapon to
to try to get votes, to trying to spook people,
scare people. Oh, they're gonna let all the criminals lose,
or January first to the thous and three two three,
gonna let all the criminals loose. And then and I
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was online and they had everybody scared like that's crazy, man,
that's crazy. Like it was, it was a trip like
and they had a whole lot of you know, of course,
the Republicans and the Democrats just going to everybody just man,
that's crazy. I mean just overwhelmingly people just just fall forward.
And I say, man, you are you looking at the
person who's talking. Have you looked at the person who's
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saying this stuff? This person hates your guts? And you
listening to this motherfucker? Who's the most scariest, Willie the
most the most scariest politician? To you? Or is it
the Republican or the Democrat who's the scariest the most
Motherfucker's they all scary hugs, They all that they all
will the same amount of power and influence. Okay, so
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you know the man is so bad. Look at look
at the seat right, look at any political seat that's
a That seat is open for every two years, four years,
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six years, whatever. Uh, it's open for my six years.
But it's open for a Democrat or Republican to try
to feel it. Right. It pays the same salary, and
it will is the same amount. Uh, it wills the
same amount of influence right now. So at this point,
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it's just a matter who gets in and who's gonna
look out for who. It's the same amount of money,
it's the same amount of influence and power. If you,
if you, if you have any doubt, all you have
to do is look at whether Republicans were when black
people were being mistreated in this country, and whether Democrats
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was when black people was being mistreated in this country
at any given po in history, at any giving point
of history, when we was getting done dirty? What was
the other motherfucker's the one okay, the ones that say
they're fighting for us, they was on our side, right, Okay? Well,
what was the other one who tell us what get
off the plantation? Where were they when? When when we
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when we when we was voting for these people in
around with these people they were doing us dirty? What
was this side? Right? And then you flip it at
some point and what was this side when this motherfucker's
doing us dirty? Like right now, we're we're we're trained
to mistrust the Republicans, right, okay, right, a lot of
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bad things are happening to bad people right now, right
where the Democrats with the Republicans exactly seeing the Democrats.
The Democrats sleep with the Republicans. They have sex, they
have sex with them, they eat, they party, they party,
they have meetings. Every time, that's anytime there's there's an
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opportunity to gain something, they're all at the table and
they're all trying to figure out what they can get
for themselves, what's in it for me, what they can
get for themselves. And then when they walk out, this
size that this is the one that missed over you,
and this size says they're the ones who messed over you.
And at the end of the day, we continue to
get done, you know, no matter what, no matter so
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no matter who's in office, no matter who's ever been
in office, no matter who, what politician, wherever, we always
have gotten a raw deal. It don't matter who's in office. Right,
So they will the same amount of power, they have
the same amount of influence, they make the same amount
of money in that seat. So when they're fighting, they're
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not fighting for us. They're not fighting for the people
they're fighting to pad their pockets into increase their power
and their status is for them and the people they
care about. It is. It ain't even you got white
people out here think that these people out here fighting
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for them. They're not fighting for you, poor white man.
They're fighting for the elite, the rich white man. And
they're using you to fight their battles. They're using you
to go out in the streets and throw your life
away and that could goddamn food. They're using you to
be the crash dummy while they sit back on the
high horns and call the shots. They're using you and
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your children to go fight the war because their children
and there there them, they're too precious to fight a war.
They're too precious to go out. They're seeing your children,
they're seeing you to go out there and die and kill.
But they're gonna sit. They send theirs and they won.
They're not sending theirs. They're gonna they're gonna dodge to
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draft five times if they have to. And at the
same time, they're gonna tell you how much they love
America and how they're the the lord or the president.
They're gonna tell you everything that you want to hear.
Your mother can tell me anything that I want to hear,
but I'm looking for the proof. I need some evidence.
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And if I don't see the evidence, I ain't believe
in nothing you said. I can't believe what you're saying.
I can hear you tell me what I want to hear,
but then after and it might make me feel good,
but after that, I need to see some actions. I
need to see some actions. It's like if I'm with
a woman, woman tell me I love you, baby, I
love you. Okay, I want to hear that. I really
want to hear that. Right, But now if she go
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out and and and and play herself and misrepresent herself
and mine and me, that ain't love, bro. So I'm
gonna watch that. I'm gonna see that. So if I
see her doing that, I'm not gonna continue to say
she I'm not gonnatinue to continue to believe that she
loved me. I'm gonna be like you think I'm a
damn And this is what I don't get about the
people in this country. They don't question that. They just
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go along, as Cooi made Brown would say, they just
go along to get along, go along and get along boy.
Yeah that's cold blood and down Yeah. Oh good, Yeah,
I totally get it with me. I totally get it.
We're not We're not um. We're not pushing that. We're
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not pushing the issues after the vote, you know what
I mean? Like we we feel like, Okay, our guys
in now, let's take our foot off the game. All right.
We got UM, we got um this guy in office. Now,
we don't have to set up meetings with him. We
don't have to go in there and and and see
(49:51):
how he You know what I mean, how many black
people on ground level. I ain't talking about celebrities and
um rich people in ship. I'm just everyday common volte
you know, going sat a meeting with the President of
the United States of America. How that sit down? You know,
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because you know that you can do that. You know
that's your vote. You should be able to sit down
with the man you voted for and your your ass
ain't sitting down with no president unless they got something
they want from you. In particular, you got you will,
you got some type of juice on something you can
(50:34):
you can you can bought us. You got and that
you got a block, you got a voting block or
something like that that you you have a sit down
with me. Yeah you can, you can sit down. That's
why they go to the churches because think about it,
it's brilliant because most people that that attend church, that
(50:54):
pastor to them is God. I'm not saying all that.
I'm not saying all of y'all, but y'all don't know
some of these people. Many of these people out here
that go to church, they look at that pastor like
that pastors walk on water. But but Willie, you know,
I do know pastors that that do the same ship
that that we used to do. You know, man, that's
(51:16):
pastors that's doing things that way worse than we ever
thought of doing. All right there that there's pastors out
there at a raping and killing and all kinds of
let's take it there, they're doing all kinds of stuff.
Bro uh, man, well this is so bad. But well,
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I'm not gonna say that. I gotta be careful, man,
because man, if I'm fart too, a loud ship is
going viral, like it's like the motherfucker's know me some
ship you like you think they are watching you won't
hear me say something? Here? I don't think you can
(51:58):
say some ship right now and broadcast that can make
you go viral. That's a good track, Willie, But you
know I can't. I don't know. I'm not sure you
could do ship. I can say some Willie, I don't.
I don't think anybody care. I think that people that
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that do be steality pouring or sucked up people. Man.
I think that if you sucked a dog or a horse,
or you sucked up like you, you should be fucking castrated.
That ain't viral, man, That ain't that's safe. Safe because
most people ain't into that. You know, most most people
(52:40):
are not in this stuff like that. You gotta you gotta,
you gotta get it. You gotta get at the people
that have the power, you know, you gotta you gotta
get at somebody that text, somebody who got power or
got those numbers, and then what that could that could
affect your bottom line? Now you're trying to in fact,
my mother fucking outom line because I don't work for
(53:01):
no goddamn buddy, so they bottom line, Okay, I don't
give a funk about them. She would say something fucked up. Huh.
Put the camera on me right quick. I ain't heard nothing.
Do you know? Did you see me fall off my bike? Though,
I'm still wait holding on to the grip. I'm still waiting.
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Nice try, Willie, Ye, nice try. But we had a
good ass time to night. Man um Oh, brittany grinder,
have you heard anything? Not? Not as late, I haven't
heard anything. I know. It's bullshit that she's said. And
she brought up get the update, I went, ain't no update, Willie.
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That's just some ship that I'm concerned about. Oh she's
in there, Yeah, ain't no question about that. She is
in the joint. Uh hold on there? Okay, Well you
probably have to be. Its probably have some type of
condition attached to it with the war in Ukraine. But
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that's the hell of a bargaining chip for Russia. Though,
well that's a hell of a bargaining chip, but it's
a funked up bargaining chip for the for the US
because you gotta taking consideration like that ship puts your
nuts in the vice. And I guess that's all the
best with war? Isn't in any way? Is putting putting
putting the opposition in a compromising position, bro, you know,
(54:27):
like you got a life over you gotta us life
over there in jail behind some ship. That's a slap
on the wrist these days over here. She got ten
years for a fucking vape ping my dude, bro a
fucking ten years winning room. You do as the romans man,
(54:48):
anybody out there, you listen to me, and you listen
to me carefully. If you plan on traveling to a
foreign land, a foreign country, it isn't common upon you,
not the government, but you to understand what their laws are.
You better get you a book. Get you one of
those books about the country and it tells you. It's
(55:10):
to handbook. All countries have it. It tells you what
the laws are and you know what basically how to
move around in that country. And you get that book
and you'll be all right if you adhere to the laws.
You have to understand the laws, because the laws in
the United States vastly different from the laws and other places.
(55:32):
When I lived in Azerbijin, I went, I had time out,
I gotta go back to I had, I had. I
had a Rosemary Wilson moment. My grandmother, Yeah, spell it that.
When I looked when I when I lived in Azerbijin,
(55:52):
when I first got there. When I first got a lutine,
go ahead, when you lived in that mark, he got it,
he got it. I don't worry, but I'm not worried
about Okay. So when I lived in Azerbijan, the second
maybe second third day, I go outside and I'm hanging
(56:14):
out with my homie. Don alright, people, don he's a
deceased now. He was my business partner and as big.
But I'm hanging out with my buddy. And uh, I
got short zone right, and I come home uh later
(56:36):
and and you know, uh bridges there right, and she
looks at me. Oh, you know, she looks at when
I got out, and she said, uh, Willie, did you
wear did you wet those out today? I say yeah?
She said, uh, do you know in this country if
you were if a man wear shorts, they think he's gay.
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God damn it, Willie. Yeah, you know I thought people
just looking at me because I was black. I'm saying,
because you know, when I first went there, we went
on really like just one of the very few black
people in the country, probably the four black people out
of maybe ten, right, and so most people have never
seen a black person before in that country. When we
(57:19):
got that, you know, I was just looking at me
because I was, you know, this this freak of nature
or something. You know, man with that kind of confession.
Like when I was growing up, like we only seen
white people on TV. Yeah for real, Like I didn't
see my first real white person until I was probably
(57:43):
about eight, Like a real white person like that, what
was the fake white person? Like the fake white person
was on TV? Okay, okay, man, you know the my
earliest regulation recollection, recollection, earliest recollection of of meeting a
(58:07):
white person was my was my first grade teacher, MS Bama.
So I'm gonna say five damn because my my first
my kindergotan teacher's name was Miss Silva. But she taught
her a black school, Ms ms Bama did too. It
was predominantly black school. Uh. But ms Bama was so
(58:31):
nice to me, Bro, she was such she was such
a nice person. Man, she was. She was She was
really really really a nice person, really nice to me.
And I was like a really bad kid at times.
Good mostly I was a great kid. Mostly. But you know,
(58:52):
I don't believe that you know Miss Silva. Anybody knows
a lady named Miss silver. I don't know her first thing,
that's how young I was. I was five. I'm I
was five years old. I remember Miss Silver. You don't
remember no miss Silver? Man. Stop man, stop Willy stop man,
don't do that. I had to help you know who
I remember? Man, you don't remember her because we ain't
(59:13):
from the same said, ain't miss Silver. Bro. I didn't
say Miss Silver. I said, I remember, right? Is my story? Bro?
You don't know what slaves? Guy there to go. Yeah.
So Miss Silver was she would come to school with
a guitar and and and she um the way she
uh captured our attention. Man, and she would sing as
(59:35):
a song while we said in class, and she would
play the guitar. And I knew, you know, from that
point on that that's what I wanted to do. I
wanted to jam like that. You know what I'm saying.
So so you so you basically you appropriated white culture.
I'm done, ladies, a gentlemen, get him, get him, get
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on boys, no more talk. This episode was produced by
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