Conversations About Cultural Responsibilities

Glasses Malone joined by Peter Bas, Aja and Britt chop it up about the duty of cultural responsibilities and ponders whether if there's enough understanding of culture to carry out those duties.

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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Watch up and welcome back to another episode and no
Sillers podcast with your host. Not funk that with your
low glasses. Malone, my camera, I'm not trying my camera.
Somebody just sent me something last Thank god. Stay asked

(00:26):
me if her camera's on, is your camera as it's
her camera? Yes, ma'am, I'm not. I'm not answering. No
more questions, Gregular, no more every question I'm answering because, yes, ma'am,

(00:48):
you gotta ask to somebody about somebody else questions director
next to them, Yes, ma'am, And that's what happens. Yes, ma'am. Now,
when I told you when we walked up in this motherfucker,
I said, gonna told you? Did I said this nigga
told Now I had evidence because that cause told. Then

(01:11):
I told you because told, and you know what you did.
You said, No, he didn't. No, because I saw the
written statement he said he didn't tell, but I didn't.
That came out today too, came out, so he tried
to had that statement there for the release and the
video under oath to a court or wasn't made, not

(01:34):
under oath to the media, not under oath to the media.
And what happened was and this is what happened. I'm
gonna tell you what happened. Because if you look at
the footage, were cause it's alacute non the alpha plea,
the alpha plea is different. It's not like a guilty plea.
Alfred plea is saying you're guilty, but you maintain your innocence.
So it's difference. It's like some ship white people got
to where you can say you guilty, but you still

(01:54):
look like you're not guilty. It's some tricky ship. You
could probably get it throughout later, right. So the nigga
gets up there, and if you look at the video
where he's allocute, somebody's recording on the slide like this.
That's why it's not a quality audio. That's why it's
not a good great picture. It's good enough to where

(02:14):
you can see as him and he talked to the
to the d A or or to the to the
prosecuting attorney for me, and you can see the judge,
but you can't hear it. You can hear it clear,
but it's not as like a real court thing because
they wasn't log due to the microphone. Yeah, you can
hear perfectly, so that's why he felt comfortable putting out
that press release. Lyne, He didn't think nobody saw that,

(02:35):
not to mention, that's not being a statement. It's like
they was waiting on him. It was like a nigga
was waiting on him who released it. That's the point.
It was a nigga waiting on him, like go ahead,
let's see what he gonna do. How did they get
into the court? I thought, you can't get in the courtroom.
There's people in the courtroom. Somebody recorded that they were

(02:58):
be in trouble. They would be in trouble because you're
not supposed to be recording, and I'm sure that was
a no record thing. And that's why Kus feel comfortable.
I mean, he just was like, yeah, I came out,
I didn't cooperate, Lie, nigga. N he's going to be
able to sue the people of the state of Georgia
or the United States is federal and collect money for that.

(03:22):
Not he'll make He'll make more money for that than
his current careers work because he was because he wasn't
supposed to be in because the court was negligent in
their capacity. So that means he would tell again he's
gonna tell again. He was like, y'all told on me
telling so now, so listen, And this is my point.

(03:48):
I know y'all love Gonna. Women loved Gunna, I don't
love Okay, So to all the people that love Gunna,
all the niggas that love Gunna, all the women who
love Gunna, it's okay that he's hitch. You don't have
to make excuses for him snitching. If you like his music, Hey,
my nigga snitch. I like his music. Do not go
up here and be like, well, he is a rapper

(04:09):
you don't like. I hate this. We live vicariously through people,
so we have to defend every point of day life.
Some of these niggas are just fucked up. And it's okay.
R Kelly like young bitches, I like his music. I
don't make excuses for him like a young bitches. I
actually understand he like young but I understand why you do.
Bill Cosby like unconscious bitches, you understand. I don't understand it.

(04:34):
I understand his desires. I don't like young bitch because
they're not talking wow. But if I'm hear in person,
I gotta function up. Yeah, But this is my point, right, um,

(05:00):
back to Bill Pete, back to Bill Cosby. Right, it's
cool because Bill Cosby likes unconscious bitches, Like I think
most of the women want to get Bill Cosby pussy,
but he got some problem where he want bitches that
ain't moving at all. Five more girls just came out
or something like that, and all the people wanted to
get Bill Cosby pussy. I'm like, damn, but I think

(05:22):
he just liked unconscious pussy Jeffrey Dahmer, and he might
be like real like Jeffrey Dahmer, like dead pussy, and
he don't like dead pussy, Like I don't even know
what he's like. He don't like pussy. But I don't
even know if he's riding dead bodies or if he'd
taken dead din because I don't know how you take
dead Dick was probably so that tells you he was

(05:45):
eating it. He was having real. Yeah, he really had
men's genitalia in his sucking himself with frozen dead. That
actually makes sense, as you keep them stiff. It's like
it's like yourself with as that. The I don't get

(06:08):
the ice cold part of that is a cold ask
me cold cold cold, never ever freeze your women the freezer.
You know who said that. I thought she's supposed to
boil it could be uncomfortable, that's what I heard. I've

(06:30):
never done it. I don't like did you can't use
when you get paid. But I never heard about freezing.
Maybe if you freeze it, if you yeah, maybe because
that way you can't just because that way you can
keep it stiff and hard. It's already hard. No talk
about penis. Oh yeah, well yeah, you're right. You have

(06:52):
to freeze it to keep it up right right? That
nigga was Ryan dead, Dick, I'll be devastating. I'll be
genuinely devastated. Yeah, I wouldn't put it past. But on record,
if all of y'all are Gonna fans, whoever is listening

(07:13):
to this podcast, if you're a Gunna fan, it's cool.
So now snitched, It's okay listen with Tia Female is
my second favorite boxer, to God to New York. Tia
Female lopis when he lost the fight, we lost the fight,
ain't no excuses. We lost my nig We win the
next one. That's how we got to be For gunn
of fans, we snitched. We'll hold it down the next time.

(07:36):
No excuses, no, no, no rapping. No. I don't want
to hear you defending them. I don't want to be
he's a rapper, he's I've seen a homie DJ trying.
He was on Twitter. He was like, well, you know
he detailed. He told that bullshit story, so he had
to tell. No, nigga ain't trying. Cuss told, and it's

(07:58):
okay say Cuss told all my hommies from neighborhood. Yo,
Homie told m M accepted. Why do Rick Ross was
a police I don't make excuses for him being a
correctional officer. I don't have to say he was doing
fake he was selling dope in jail, none of that.
His ship jam R Kelly, his ship jam Bill Cosby

(08:21):
still funny. I don't make excuses for niggas. Niggas is crazy.
Bill Cosby like unconscious Pussy, THEO Huxtable, Doctor Huxtable, I
funk with it. I like the Cosby's gonna he'd like
to tell. He liked to tell me you could just
um let me finish. You look at him, but I

(08:42):
know he didn't have it in them to be in
there like that. What do nigga look like that. Just don't.
I don't know. But he didn't look like he had
it in them to like it's very hard to be
up in there, you know what I'm saying. So she
looked like he's gonna tell go ahead and get it out. Yeah,
I wasn't shocked. You looked at me like that, nigga
gonna tell I wasn't not shocked that he yes, man, honestly, Yes,

(09:09):
I was not shocked. Honestly, and be honest. What about
him made you thought he would? You look at you?
Like his hair, He's like, I're gonna look at this here,
he's gonna tell I Just I don't know. I just
don't see, like I don't know anything about him or
anything like that. I just don't get the like you hard,
like gangster, none of that. I don't get. I don't
see any of that in him. So you don't think
he had thug at all? No, No, I don't think.

(09:31):
I don't see that. I don't know. I guess I don't.
I'm not from there, so I don't know how they look.
So who else do y'all not believe? Is it? So
I can make sure I put them on his list
of niggers. I expect to tell nah for all that
you're not putting me in that that that boat. We're
not set sinking that ship. Today. We see who else? Look,

(09:52):
I say, um, that just don't look like they they
would till that's a gangster. He again, he never was
his gun shot up and dope dealing. I didn't see that.
I just feel he went by gunna. His name is Gonna.

(10:15):
It's not like friendly, peaceful, I get it. I just
didn't text you that in him. I didn't His name
is Gonna, Okay, Gonna. He didn't look like you know
what kind of No. Honestly, I don't see that. I

(10:38):
don't see him telling. He already explained itself. So I
can't even I can't even go. I don't think you would.
Would you do it? Would you do it? No? Would
you wouldn't do it? Do we look like involved? No,
I don't have that. I don't see that in him
to be as somebody who knows Pete. I don't think

(10:59):
Peter till if Peter's involved, telling only matters if you
involved in the crime. If if I got you and
some ship, you supposed to tell. If I can't tell
on myself. If we're somewhere and I got a big
thing on me and niggas pull us over and I
don't tell you supposed to tell? What's the principle in
that scenario? Like if you're like, if you stayed out
and dump it on somebody who wasn't involved, it doesn't

(11:22):
seem like there's a word for that person. Bit ch
ass niggas. That seemed a little more to Eric, But no, no,
this is actually when it finally become for real a
bit chass, like it's serious. At that point, they gonna
kill you behind that, you know what I'm saying. But
don't get me wrong, there are games amongst the culture
where niggas won't say nothing. They be phone niggas in

(11:43):
the car and they'd be like, whoever's like, will the
fortune wherever it's spend the bottle and the gun they
get whoever it points to offer to take him to jail.
So nigga's niggas will get loose. But if a nigga
declared like a bro, don't take your ship. I'm saying,
if it's established months at times, but is will kind
of tough and out. You know, niggas will play some
gangster games they niggas well, maybe that's what's gonna maybe

(12:06):
you know, yes, ma'am, see I was when I saw it,
maybe I was like, damn, Like okay, damn he proved
me wrong. I was like, cool, like that's what's up.
That's some ship, didn't Now, are you gonna hit you
with the audio? Yes, ma'am, Yes, ma'am. I think he
said was a detriment to Yes, ma'am, Yes, ma'am. Did

(12:27):
Jeffrey did, did Jeffrey Williams people, Yes, ma'am on thug
every big Yeah, they're gonna use that ship. But what
damn he did not? Damn what do you say? I
did not? It was just him in the dog was
looking at looking at thug, looking at backfield numbers or
safety numbers twenty to thirty or something like that. Yeah,

(12:50):
it was tough time. Um, no setlings g l in
the spot. Motherfucking Pete is back. Finally there, Pete has
come back to no seilings. I am back, no seilings.
It's like sitting outside what's going on? So culturally, that's

(13:16):
that's the responsibility right Culturally is you know, you're not
supposed to tell involved in crimes snitching is specifically. One
thing is when you tell on somebody else to avoid
being accountable for your own role in the crime or
your own crime. So like if I go to jail
for my own ship and I tell on the nigger
for me, that's telling. If me and you commit a

(13:38):
crime and they get me and they don't get you,
that's telling to me. Telling don't got nothing to do
with regular people like y'all supposed to tell the police.
That's not snitching. If somebody call you that, they just
don't know what the snitch is, don't take them serious.
Like people calling Megan snitch, Megan snitch, Megan no fucking thuds,
bitch of college bitch, she's bolled to tell the police. Right.
The crazy part about it was that first member she

(14:00):
you can tell she didn't want to because she was
trying to live up to a wrap image of what
she thought being black boys. And and this is what's
scary and it's funny because this is what this conversation
fun with me. It's what I want to talk to
you about. At which place is their responsibility of being black?
Like when we all say we're black, right, you here, Pete,
you here, you know black people. Oh we're black, my people?

(14:21):
You my friend. When I use as a possession, that
means I have a social responsibility to you. Now, amongst
my realm of social responsibilities as claiming you as my
people is if you're hungry and I'm around, get you
some food. If somebody whipping your ass, get him off
your ass. It's a list of ship that comes with

(14:44):
being a possession of glasses. My friend, y'all are my friends.
I might funk y'all, nigga up over, y'all are my friend.
That's the social responsibility of being my So when we
say somebody you hear black, right, and we say, as
a people, what is the social responsibility? Is it only
simple as if somebody get sucked by the police protest?

(15:06):
Is there a natural social responsibility to be black? The
reason I asked this is Deon Sanders when he was
doing his interview at Colorado, and I get it. He
don't understand why people are upset. I was talking to
Mack Tennis morning. He didn't understand it. Still, who's on

(15:27):
this podcast all the time and my manager and friend,
my big brother, he didn't understand. Dion made himself the
messiah of h b c U s when he launched
his campaign saying he signed with Jackson State. He called
him and he said, God sent me to save h
b c US, not even Jackson State. H b c US,

(15:52):
you have declared yourself Jesus Christ of the historical Black
College Universities over And there were a lot of people like,
I'm gonna gee. And there were a lot of black
college football fans that were not particularly happy about Yeah,
but I'm saying it because you know, you knew he

(16:13):
was gonna get some ship. But it's like you said it.
So when people are disappointed, you know, you have to
be like, you know what, I know. I let you all, damn.
You know, I thought I could do more, but I
did as best as That's how it should be. It
don't have to be arrogant. Oh you know, you don't
gotta hold you dick and talk. She said, you know,
I let you all, Damn. I thought I could do more.
I did as much as I can, but my journey

(16:35):
has took me here. You can't get act like you
understand why niggas is hurt. Nigga you said this yourself.
It came out your fucking mouth. Well, I think He's like,
I never said I was gonna stay. Said you was
Jesus Christ. We expect you to die on the cross
for these universities. You know what Jesus did. The last
nigga that Jesus said died two thousand years ago for niggasons.

(16:58):
That's the last nigga. That's the last nigga God sent.
Last niga God sent died on cross from Niga. Since nigga,
that's not the same nigga. His contract with Jackson State
died on the cross, so that might count. No, oh, no,
you and h and that was his words. It made
him the only thing on last nigga that we knew

(17:19):
God said was Jesus. M hmm. Well, I mean he's
thinking about himself and his family and what he could
do as a black man, tearing, you know, tearing through
somewhere where black coaches are not at He's the third
consecutive black coach in five years to be hired at
that university. Oh my god, they're just looking for a

(17:39):
black guy to be the head coach at Colorado. He
happened to be the best qualified one this year. Two
years ago, Carl Darrell was the least qualified one. And
what was that. I saw the clip they said they
didn't have the money yet. Yeah, I saw that. He
was like they afford. They're like, we don't have the
money yet, but we will. So yeah, I believe that

(18:03):
that sounds about So he's the third black coach, just
baking the business out of fire niggers. Well, one of
them left on his own to go to Michigan State,
the first one and the second guy, Carl Durell, just
he just sucks so bad they had to make him
a decision. And then they got they're just running through
and this four maybe so this this is my damn,

(18:26):
that's fucked up. I thought he was doing something that
ain't doing shit. But this is my point going after
that man getting that point, but this is my point.
So I noticed something he said. I digressed me back up.
I noticed something he said in the press conference. It
was like, man, Din, do you feel like you let
black folds down? He's like, you said, now you're not
being black. This was his press conference at Colorado University

(18:48):
and he said, uh, man, I'm black. I'm black everywhere
I go on black sitting right here. And I thought
to myself, is that the responsibility of being black is
just being black when you go somewhere, and if it is,
didn't nobody tell me. I'm making so many sacrifices to
hold it down on some real ship for being black
and standing up for real ship. I didn't know I

(19:10):
could just sell us out. I didn't know it was
no us. It's us is us? The only is us
only when somebody whooping our ass? What is your social responsibility?
Do you feel like as a black person you are
connected to black people? It's you feel like when you
say black people with our people? What's your social responsibility

(19:32):
to your possessions? That like when you say your son,
what you mean with my son? That's your son, right,
it's not us sons. You don't have responsibility to all sons.
Like if I had a son your black gups glass
of sun. So I'm I got the same responsibility as
I do to my son. So what's your responsibility to
your people? What's your responsibility to your mother? I mean

(19:54):
to take care of your mother? Was hungry? You get
her play before? So why is it wrong when I
think a nigga, right, a black person, We see a
black person and you say it's our people? Why is
it wrong? That I think we should help each other
as much as possible. I don't think anything wrong with that.
That's how it should be. But unfortunately it doesn't end

(20:15):
up that way. Sometimes I don't know, um why it is,
but unfortunately it ain't like that right now? Do you
have any social responsibilities read for your people from my people? Um? No,
you're also a member of the rose Gold community, so

(20:35):
you I could ask you the same question. That's what
the red haired per Oh yeah yeah, yeah a few
years ago. But because I was about to say, I

(20:56):
was wait, waiting to say, like, what is rose Ginger
like Cardon say you? I kind of thought so because
I'm like, that has to be it always worth double checking. Yeah, No, um,
I never I don't think there's no I don't think
that I ever thought about it, you know what I'm saying, Like,
but that's dope that you think about that like that.

(21:17):
I think about it hard, think about it really tough.
Lot means that you you actually and you're a selfless person.
So you think you're thinking of others and like I said,
in this time and age right now, like a lot
of people are for self and that's not just what
racist period. A lot of people are just for self.
It's not a lot of people right now, that's really
gonna do for others. If they don't know them, they're

(21:39):
not more you know what I mean, They're not gonna
do that. Do you feel any responsibility to white people
as a whole? I know that's just do that. Okay,
how about we don't do that. Let me but listen,
let me start chewing it death for sure, because he's like,
white people are not my people. Not even that. That's
not even a thing within the white guys board. This

(21:59):
is out what we do. No, you're not. Okay, so
so do we scan it down. Do you feel any
cultural responsibility for Italian people? No, I'm not Italian enough.
That's that's a That's the thing. Like we were talking
last week about integration, right there's like when Italians came here,
they not only integrated like culture, they literally like genetically integrated.

(22:25):
There's no there's a bazillion quarter Italians half Italians in
this country. There's like a speck of full Italians. If
you've been here three or three generations and all Italians
christ you're not you're an anomaly. You're you're like very
proud over at all you just get Italian. I don't
know what you're doing. It's crazy, Okay, okay, scale down,

(22:48):
scale down. Yeah. As an Orange County native, do you
feel culturally responsible Orange County? Orange County had no code,
there's more tradition. Okay. As a member for specifically like
Newport has a deliberate yeah, get out okay, Rose Gold community?

(23:12):
Is there a culture? There? Is there? Do you feel
any social responsibility if you see another member of the
Ginger a k a. Rose Gold community, do you see it? Like?
Our culture is more defined by the fact that we
tend to disassociate with one another and dislike one another.
So yeah, so Ginger don't work with Gingers. That's correct? Wow?

(23:33):
Is that true? Crazy? You know what? I know what?
She don't? She don't, she don't You don't You say
you do, but you don't. She'd be like okay, because Asia,
like I don't have like a I never thought of,

(23:53):
but down the more you think about it, you kind
of have a like A Yeah I can see it,
and you have records and ship yeah, and natural red hair.
It was car It was more like did your hair
get darker as you got older? Yeah? Yeah, I could
tell it. Was more like the color of my beard.

(24:16):
That's how I could tell from your beard. Yeah, so
is your hair getting darker? Okay, because I'm not a gender,
I just got the freckles. My dad was a gender.
So this ship is genetic genetic. So what I think

(24:38):
about more than anything is that's one of our biggest problems.
And it goes back into the difference personally that I've
established between culture and experience. Experience is how white people
treat us. I mean, anybody could have a black experience.
I mean, you could literally be pulled over by the
police as an Italian man and he see you'd be black.

(24:58):
Fucking whop talk to you is the wrong. I don't
know who prejudiced towards Italian but I'm sure some white people,
because white people is always a white person that think
they're better than the rest of the other white folks. White.
It was crazy. Italian people don't even consider white until
the nineteen hundreds. It took a long time. About nineteen
sixty when they were a long time, Irish people were

(25:19):
called Irish niggers, and then white white people white people
with some ship like so when they had to let
somebody in, they just chose up a look closer. But
the Italian people ain't really white. They fake white, Okay,
the Italian, the Italian they just they just let him
in and they'll tell you. And so the reason I'm

(25:44):
asking is because the more I think about it, that's
our issue. Again, that's the experience. Everybody could have a
black experience. The cultural part is how we treat each other.
That's what culture is all about. How we talk to
each other, our language, our cuisine are fat, how we
treat each other, a moral compass, everything. So I'm saying,

(26:05):
how do we truly have people if we don't have
a cultural responsibility to them. I've been thinking about this
a lot, like if I see a black homeless man,
a black hungry man, do I have any cultural responsibility
to him? And I've always thought so. I think that
I am a little bit more like empathetic when I

(26:27):
do see um like a black homeless man or you know,
I probably would be because I do give many to
all races though, but don't get white people money. I
would probably I'm not gonna lie for a poor white person.
I cannot believe it. Yeah, I fucking dare you in America?
You motherfucker. Really, we don't got nothing. You can't have

(26:49):
this ship too. You're supposed to be rich, nigga, what
the fuck you're white. I don't identify with the homeless
community because I'm not a part of it, So I
don't have any solid earlier with the homeless. White poor
people is like unbelievable in America. I think you just
really decided, like you know what, I'm just gonna be

(27:09):
in my life. It's more poor white people hold the
thing where they call them white, white trash or whatever
they that they're they're normally usually like poor, that's white
country people. They're white. Yeah, but again, like he's talking
about you, just talking about It's like me and Head
had a joke. I used to always tell them white
people like there's no poor white communities in southern California, right,

(27:32):
and so I would always make a joke that white
people when they were born got inheritance of a hundred
thousand dollars to start life, Like I swear to god,
that was my joke to DJ if you white, Like
I was asking, where's the poor white commit where the
poor white Where are the poor white Watts? What's that called?
We don't know the high desert and then everything. It

(27:56):
ain't enough motherfucking poor people out here to be that.
It's where is the poor white comptes? See? I know
where the poor white mask is at East l A
cut a hand bill gardener. It's like where my dad's tail.
It's it's like the sticks towns up in northern California.
Why why all the poor white people? So you mean
to tell me there's no poor white this other guy,

(28:17):
it's only a handful of port. Where is the poor
white people that you want to clip? That's the clip
where the funk is the poor white people? Say that
it's more poor white people in California than everybody else.
And I don't know want poor white compton? Where is
the poor white Watts? Where's the poor white East La?
I see the little trailer parks, and that's what I

(28:39):
think the trick is. Pizz's the trailer parks, trailer parks
or where poor white people live? But I noticed but
the trailer parks be hooked that. But I noticed white
manufacturing homes, a little amenities. Okay, so this is my point.

(29:02):
Not trailer parks, trailer parks, trailer Okay, Southern California has deliberately.
I don't have a problem with it, but they've had
developers buy out those things and kick those people out
of there. He So, where then do all the poor
white people live in southern California? They got priced out there.

(29:25):
They live in the tents. It ain't enough tents. They
had to go back. Imagine if everybody in Compton lived
in a tin of wattson. Listen, it's the homeless um
situation is serious nowhere. Listeny all seen the RVs that
I can go to. It's a little over a hundred
thousand in the county. It's crazy, like a corner in

(29:46):
the valley and everywhere you go, it's like, but that's
not even the transit community is integrated. Okay, it's you
still go out there so there's no rolls. Okay, So
let's let's say I'll take y'all ship on. Sure, it's
poor white people owner all the poor white people homeless.

(30:07):
Where is the row of tents where it's just twenty
white people tents? Even niggas is there. They integrated into
that neighborhood. Masks integrated into that poor tent community. I
still ain't no poor white people in country. It's still
ain't no poor white people in Watch. It ain't no
poor white people in East like that? Where is the
poor white people? Rich Crest and in your current who

(30:30):
that's where they are. The towns don't got enough people.
That's true. We're doing very well rich Crest. It's further
out the fourteen. What about Kelsey? Oh? Like, um, what
is that Cow City? Cow Sun City? You know, it's

(30:50):
California City is about two and a half hours, three hours.
It's kind of the middle of nowhere. Yeah, but it's
like kind of like this weird place in the map
that ain't It's a hundred thousand people in Compton. It's
a lot of people in Watch. It's a lot of
poor black people. We know where they are all at.
I've been to California City. It ain't cheap enough. M hm. Yeah.

(31:13):
When we fall out, we have to move out. We leave.
But that's my point I think was I hadn't I
had a thought. This is my thought. M poor black
white people keep poor white people close. You ever noticed
every time you go to a suburb. Listen, every time
you go to a suburb, there's a trailer park there. No,

(31:35):
in Lakewood, there's a trailer Park. In Anaheim there's a
trailer park, and Anaheim Hills there's a trailer park. There's
trailer parks all around Orange County because it's because we
can't get them out, I think. But see, I think
there was one in Lagoona by the beach. For twenty
years to get that thing out. They finally got it out. Yeah,

(31:55):
so hard to get them out that But I think
that's what's wrong. I think. So what's happening is wealthy
white people originally not to y'all new white people, y'all
fucked up. Original wealthy white people kept poor white people close. Yes,
somebody had to do the basic simple work. Can't. You
can't just build a giant new house and send everybody

(32:19):
away and then just get engulfed in long grass. So
that's what they had to crazy. That's the truth and
and the bigger reason why there's not a lot of
poor white people in southern California's because most of them
got here poor. They came up. If they didn't come up,
they were there first, and the value everything went up

(32:41):
so damn much that they are poor anymore. Okay, so
this is my plan. So I like that point. So
now those poor white people kept poor white people around
that was around to do whatever. Look at Huntington's Beach,
for example, hunting Beach is dirt cheap and fifty seventy
years ago dirt dirt cheap, blue collar town. And well

(33:01):
now the fucking house that bought for nine thousand dollars
a million one more than that now talking further in
the ghetto party like that, I don't know exists. Yeah,
Hanks and beaches, Um, they have reasonable prices, really reasonable.
The reason is that, No, seriously, it's not. It's not.

(33:24):
It's not like it's not like I've never in my
life historically thought of hunt have reasonable prices. It's like
belt my height to broil my shores like I've never
been to. I've never in my life thought they had
reasonable pers It's not that she's just named place I
was like, has affordable person but compared to what I'm saying,

(33:45):
compared to like say in Cino Tarzana, Um, Brent, you
know what I'm saying. West West l a Sentry city, Like, yeah,
it's cheap really far for the four or five US,
very far from the from the water. If you cross
over that bridge into a Newport, if you can write

(34:09):
a newport on your envelope and get your mail, that
is worth like a million dollars. You can throw a
rock from one place to another, and if you can
write a newport on the letter and you receive it,
that's about a million dollars. It's true with Coast to
Masa too. You like east side Coast to Masa, the

(34:29):
park that's right next to Newport, that's that's adorable. But
if you're on the other side of the streets, a
million dollars. So when you crash street, there's nine hundreds
a fifty because they ain't no more fucking five, nothing
than nothing, none in places, see the ghetto right now,
cheaper than that. What I'm saying is, this is my point.
So they kept their white people close. Wealthy black people

(34:50):
do not keep they pour black people close. No, maybe
that's true. Maybe what piece said makes sense. They built
the trailer parks back then. They was like, you know,
we're gonna get these the poor wife for who happened
in the trailer parks. Somebody got cleaned our houses. Fit
me out here. We need to get somebody closer. We
have built these trailer parks. The nig could clean our houses,
bald on houses, factories, all that. Yeah, right, so damn,

(35:13):
we don't got no cultural ship like that. Niggas get
some money, they get far away from poor people. And
then he talking about some niggas want to rob me,
bitch because you ain't sharing the goddamn money. Yeah, you
ain't helping the nigga with nothing. You want to show
up to the Chicken place with a million dollars worth
for jury on and a seven million dollar car and
think nobody's supposed to do nothing. And then nigga's tell me,

(35:34):
I'm crazy. No, motherfucker you crazy? Who the funk? Goes
to the line D and I got seven ta steaks.
It's a starving p. Twenty two, Up in that motherfucker.
Arrest in Peace p. Twenty two the Mountain line. They
just caught, they killed. Damn, it's coming. He's getting euthanized,
mark my words. They setting it up. I see it

(35:55):
a mile away to all right, and you know why
they're gonna find him. I'm tired of live. So now first, gunna,
Now they're lined me on the news. They said they
wasn't gonna They took him in to do medical research.
They did a whole little report. They did a whole
little report on P. Twenty two. Look him up Pete two.

(36:15):
If you listening to Peter to a mountline, that's that's
a California native, like the local we out here in
these streets. They were saying that twenty two was like
attacking too many things. He was chasing people up the stairs,
and he was grabbing change his name, the bitter, feel me,
the real gunner, the biter. So so yes, ma'am. So

(36:40):
they're saying that they're setting him up to be euthanized.
So what they're doing is they're swinging the court of
public opinion. So they could knock him down. But then
I thought they said that they would just let him.
They said he's too aggressive, he's been starving too long.
They gotta put him down. They didn't say that. They're
saying we might have to put him down. They had

(37:00):
a whole report saying P. Twenty two may end up
in the sanctuary, or if they found something, they already
found it it's good as cooked. You want to know why.
The best way to know he's going to be euthanized

(37:20):
because his name is P. Twenty two and not stand
the Mountain Lion, because that would personalize it too much
for some of these people. When you make him a
number like a jail number, you just don't have no
affection for because two ain't like a real street name.
His name was Paul, they'd be harder to kill him.
Sam the Mountain Lion hard breaking, Like we should start

(37:42):
calling Paul. That might save his life. Paul used to
start that, I'm calling me his name is Paul Paul.
So what I'm saying is putting them down, and they're
trying to keep you disconnected, like just just second, twenty second,

(38:06):
twenty second, about to get sucked up. This year he's two,
It's the year to p So what I'm saying is
you see sugar free sweater. Free sweater is crazy. That
sweater looked like the seventh grade. Let me stop. Please

(38:31):
look at this nigger sugar free sweater, bro. And didn
he say something like you take your girls something or something?
He said, please look at this nigga sweater, bro. This
nigga sweater is so fucking funny. Um. So back to
the point. White people were really smart, right, and they
decided that they were going to keep poor white people closer.

(38:53):
And I think that's what's happening. I think that's what's happening.
They built these trailer parks white people to be close.
They pour white people, they have them close around. Maybe
somebody need to get the toy it fixed some change,
so they keep them close. We get some money, and
we get far away from black folks. That's why the

(39:15):
ain't no poor white ghettos. I don't even know nigga
y'all trying to say Landcaster, that ain't no poor white ghetto.
That's the Lancaster. Ain't nothing like Palm nothing like Watts,
California City. They've never been close poor white people, rowdy
like it was destolate. Yeah, but sweater bro I got that.

(39:44):
That's just ter think it was batting with that motherfucker
on with some looks that mask the fur cold. Make
sure you'll look at Chicken Freesewater Christmas collections everybody today
today out here, his voice every day you look. So

(40:11):
I was saying that that's the obligation. I think white
people culturally half for each other. They keep them away
from us. I'm cultural sponsibility is the fact that we
established an expectation that you better fucking move and we're
gonna make you so prepared to move that we're gonna
call your place a mobile home. Are you getting that?

(40:36):
Because I can't guarantee you the long term play everything,
because you think like this is not going to be right,
Like you could just take your fucking house a goat
drive away. Yeah, we're gonna expact your job to Singapore.
Take that mobile home, shoot it right up the freeway

(40:57):
to the next one. But that's what I'm saying at
it's the reason they build all these trailer parks in
these places. And these trailer parks exist. Now I can't
say that about these new white boats, the new white
folk different. They get rid of white folks. They're like,
y'all need to move by to state, this ain't the
place for you, poor motherfucker's. But again, I think that's
what I'm saying, the fact that these places existed, and

(41:18):
I'm sure they party probably was there earlier, but they
kept them there. Yeah. Good example would be like South Boston.
Boston has been there for the South is crazy. So
it's like the oldest metropolitan city in America was that

(41:40):
was That was it? It was first first major cities
is the first one. It's gonna be the older. It
will be an older major city is like right there,
that's true. Yeah, but they do a great job of
taking care of their poor white people. Even the government
is that blish is their responsibility, Like the laws is made.

(42:03):
You ever noticed no specific law is made for black people,
even motherfucking like, what's the law where the people get Like,
if you black, you could job, but if you're somebody else,
you're with the job. That ship ain't just for black people.
That ship for white women and gay white people. They
are all a part of the same endangered species. I'd

(42:25):
like to use that term versus the minority group. They
are a part of the same ship, and they get
the opportunities white people. The county is not built for
black people. County built for white people. They like, y'all
can get in on this, but we're gonna have the
lion share. We do a horrible job of being responsible
for each other, but we always creek the safe are
people my people claiming ship ownership comes with responsibilities. It

(42:53):
may not be illegal. Like if you got a kid
right now, you gotta kid. Y'll got kids. If your
son tried to of off a cliff, there is no
legal responsibility for you to stop him if he decided
I'm just dumb, I'm gonna jump off a cliff whatever
he's going on. Some girl broke his heart and you
don't stop him. It's not against the law. I donna
look at you like a piece of ship. You didn't

(43:15):
stop him. That's a social responsibility because that's your son. Now,
if his pete's son, I don't even funk what you
told him. I don't given man, I ain't say nothing
to him. It's tough pee tick. Now, maybe if y'all
developed a friendship different because that's now your friend or

(43:37):
my possessions come with social responsibilities. We are missing that
within the culture. That's the problem this cripping. Mean, you
know when a nigga is a crip, culturally, I am
a lot more cooler to him. M hmm. A nigga
could walk up to me. I could be in the

(43:57):
restaurant back, man, I'm starting my nigga this crip. I
get him a sandwich mm hmm. Just because actually a
blood I really feel a collection with blood to you
from you from the l A streets. I'm gonna look
out for you when I'm out of town, and I'm
like I said, a blood nigga like, yeah, they're gonna
from They're go from Booty wayam they brim Are you hungry?

(44:18):
They go, I'm looking out because that's my brother in
these streets. Yeah, that's the cultural connection. That's when I
say off from seven Street, cript that's my hood. That's
my responsibility. When I say ron Ron is my homie,
that's my homie. If ron Ron hungry, I feel obligated
to be there for him because I claim him. If you,

(44:41):
I feel obligated for my community. Not every that every
last person from seven Street ain't my homie, but if
I say they my homie, I have a social responsibility
to them. That's what's wrong. Dion got in front of
them people in Colorado and said, well, I'm black and
I'm showing up, nigga. That is not enough because if
they be each your motherfucking ass upthing hung you form

(45:01):
one of the motherfucking mountain snowtops and I can't me like,
I'm black and I saw you just getting hum right,
that's not enough. If I've seen ten black people whooping
your eyes, I was like, yeah, saw the whole thing.
Nigga's gonna be mad Man Deon sanding you not this
nigga his ass whoop? Yeah, man, that Nick sh I
was there. I showed up. That's fucked up. That's the problem.

(45:28):
That's the fucking problem. We have no social responsibilities, but
we want to say we are a people. We want
to claim each other as a people. There's no social respect.
I couldn't convince the hommies. I couldn't convince Vandas Charlett
Maagner to stop talking about Kanye. Y'all gonna let some
of these white people fuck him up? No, I don't cash.
You gotta care because you say our people. You can't

(45:50):
dis on the ones you don't like. It could be
a bit chass nigger from seven Street. More cast nigga
could have told him everything. Even if I'm somewhere, I'm
not let no niga beat him up because he from
seven Street. Right, I'm taking that nigga faith and I
might beat this as later. But guess what, You're not
gonna be one of the homies up because when you
leave this motherfucker, you're gonna say you beat up a

(46:10):
seven Street with your friends. You know, and your friends argue,
but you ain't about to let no chicken you don't
know talk about your bill people's. No, that's my people.
That's my people. When you say this your people's there's
a social responsibility. There's not a legal obligation. There's a
social and a cultural obligation when you say somebody your people.

(46:32):
We don't have that. That's what we need, and that's
a further development of how we treat each other. That's
what's wrong. That's why Dion felt, Oh man, you know sho,
I did all I could. Nigga, No, you didn't. You
could have came out to apologize that. You know what,
I thought I was gonna save the SHBC US couldn't
pull it off. But I did the best I can
and I got some winning season. I brought this kind

(46:53):
of money. But I feel like there's another challenge for me.
For me blah blah blah, sleave. What an apology, my nigga,
you said this ship you made yourself, Jesus Christ, HBC,
nobody else. I foresure. When I thought that, I have
been looking at you, like, why you take the damn job?
When the fund did you go down there? That's even
more fucked up? Why did you take that job? He

(47:15):
was upset little annoyed. Huh, I gotta watch that club? Yeah,
and he and he felt a kind of way. He
was like, I'm black and I'm showing up and I'm think,
damn is that I'm tripping? If that's the only responsibility
for being black, tell me now you know how much
how many millions of dollars I missed out on? I'd
have missed out on some serious millions of dollars if

(47:36):
we could do anything. If I don't have to hold
representation to make you look good and you look good,
to make y'all look good? Glasses is black? Eat my people?
Eat my friend? Guess what that means? I can't let
no just do anything to me? Right? If I can't
tell me if being yours has no social responsibility and
I don't represent you at do you feel like I'll

(47:57):
represent you as a friend? Like that's a good dude.
And I went out the slap some seven year old
your love, you'd be like, damn, glass of why do
you do that? I just slapped them six year old?
Like I did that because I don't give a fun
you're making me look bad image. I just slap your

(48:17):
a d year grandmama? What are you doing? Bro, why
would you. That's the point, that's what representing other people
is all about, and somehow it gets lost into these
And I was telling Mac this, like I tried to
celebrate every singular black success, every singular black success, every
one of them. I try to celebrate each one of them. Goddamn,

(48:39):
I'm tired. I'm tired. Okay, we could be a billionaire. Goddamn,
it's about the tiff time in my life. M hm. Okay,
when does somebody do something for the dots for poor
black people from our communities? When do we create some
level of industry. When do we be responsible for poor
people from community? When did it stop being I'm so

(49:03):
tired of hold marketing ship to me each and his
black owned they're not get it and he sell it either.
He didn't made me buy this ship. I got this
dumbass title app. I'm paying shout out the title all
my good people. But I'm paying all this money because
of black men on it. Those are people right right,

(49:26):
But it's like all these motherfuckers. You didn't have me,
boy this app. I didn't bought this dude, do say
up there, you're trying to sell it to the white folks.
Goddamn it, Why did I buy this ship? Why is
part of your advertisement a black man on it? Why
are you fucking why they? Why do they do that
ship to me like that? Like you said they use

(49:48):
us and you said that people they use us like
when they just use they use our culture and they
but they one of us. I thought they still use
it exactly forb he said nothing. Deon could have came
to J asked you and like, I'm Deon Sanders prime Time.
You don't know what I'm about. He didn't have to
mention nothing about God save HBCUs. He could have showed

(50:11):
up like I'm Prime Time. Y'all know I do this
ship with his gold chains on and did a little
shimmy must be the money and sang his song and
I'll just standing like Prime is back where you? Honestly,
were you shocked of him talking like that when he
first Yes, I never in my life thought to myself
that Prime would actually have a soul. Prime is like

(50:32):
the most shallowest nigga breathing air. Prime is my second
favorite football player. I don't even watch football. That's how
long has been since I've watched football. Prime Time was
playing in the NFL. He barely became a cowboy. He
had just left the file. That's how long has been
since I watched football. So I am a fan of
prime Time. Most people are. It's prime time. Must be
the money, feel me. So you didn't need to advertise

(50:53):
the black hope and the black struggle. You don't need
to package it up like the Church doing Celan. No
he didn't because his Prime promles like but Prime could
have been like nigg prime Time, nigg y'all know what
we're about to turn. There's prime time. Nild have been
like that, Nigga Prime is back, and then and then
three years later, he could have announced, yeah, I got

(51:14):
a fourteen and no, nigga, I took us all the
way undefeated, and I got this motherfucker jerking big and
better things. I know our Prime doing we good, oh
Man Prime, we at Colorado Prime. Let's get it. Give
me then you be a cowboy coach Prime up there.
But you like, let me take advantage of the black
people's hoping, struggling, pain and acting in this country. Let

(51:36):
me package this up and make myself a pillot. You
fucking dirt bag. But I mean he did um he
did bring them. You know a champion, I'm not. I
don't give a fuck me. Nobody one thing he didn't
He put the problem when he announced his he said
that he wasn't you know that he was in and

(51:57):
then he said so back in Jesus Christ black goss
sitting me. And then three years later he just getting
he didn't God, He's like, yeah, never mind, I'm too
much going on. If we gonna get this real money
over in Bethlehem instead of chasing the money chances out
the bank, because go open up shop with him. Oh

(52:18):
that's scooled over. Fellas we're up in here, y'all want
to praise God. That will be thirteen shekels. The Jesus
vineyard will be open. Exactly. He didn't turn water wine
for nobody. He didn't make tune of salad for nobody
except star kissed. He started Jesus like, you know what,
let me start star kisna turn this one fish into

(52:38):
a hundred fish, y'all go when it's a shekel of piece.
You compared yourself to that nigga when you said God
sent you to save something. God ain't saying nobody else
to save nothing. Since that nigga Jesus you did. You
the next nigga. You're the next nigg you said, Nigga,
you are Jesus Christ of Specus. He didn't say that,

(53:02):
but he genuinely said, God sent me to save the HBCUs,
to save him. So that's for the for they they did,
they're dying still. Now. You didn't say ship. You left
before the water, you made you turn water in the wine.
You gave way a couple of huney fish and you
got on. You gotta die on the cross. Nigga, you
think he should he should stay longer. You compared yourself.

(53:24):
The last nigga who did this, same ship died on
the cross. I'm sorry if that's my expectation of nigga's
that guy sent because that was the last nigg that
said said then that's my point. Yeah, like Gunna when
he first got out of jail, that's what pissed me off.
I read your statement, your statements like, yeah, I'm keeping

(53:45):
a g in no way nigga that I testify. He
had to put the statement out because he knew. Oh no,
he put the statement because he did think niggle gonna
see that tape. That's what it was that's exactly what
it was. If you know something coming out next to
YE beat up was gonna come out. But he knew
that he you know, he knew, he thought nobody could know.

(54:13):
So in no way that I do no telling. And
then two hours later it's a take come out of like, yes, ma'am,
I know that's crazy. Yeah, Yes, ask me a question.
I have asked me a question. I don't have a
question for it. Yes, ma'am, asked me a question. Focus
britt whatever made any statements? No, ma'am, that's almost reading

(54:36):
right now, trying to ye. So he said, no, No,
you got the wrong thing. No, I do I have
right here he said, He said, wow, he said. When
I become affiliated with YE sixteen, I did not consider
it a game, more like a group of people from
Metro Atlanta who had common interests in artistic aspirations. My

(54:57):
focus on y c L was entertainment. Rap artists are
rap artists who wrote and perform music that exaggerated and
glorified urban life and black community. While I have agreed
to always be truthful, I want to make it perfectly
clear that I have not made any statements, have not
been interviewed, have not cooperated, have not agreed to testify

(55:18):
or be a witness for for or against any party
in the case, and absolutely no intention of being involved
in the trial process in any way. And then that
nigga who operated a statement. The last line of his
statement was, this is what it says, I recognized and

(55:40):
accept deeply regret. I recognized, except and deeply regret that
my talent and music indirectly further why I sell the
gang to the detriment of my community, yes, ma'am. And
the last thing the nigga said is is this a
statement you made? Yes, ma'am. That came out a statement statement.

(56:02):
And there's gonna be some niggas on Twitter arguing, yes,
what if they said him up? They knew he was
gonna do it, right, so they sent somebody in there
like the d A that did you see the black
woman that's the DNA. She ain't ship, she's not trying
to get the old state Attorney General chair. She ain't

(56:24):
played with doing too much y'all financing they like y'all
taking these billies and financing street violence jail. So all
I'm saying is his cultural responsibility to the nigger that
made him a millionaires don't tell. That's the thing about
being street, you culturally responsible for the nigga's social You

(56:47):
violated the fucking rules. Maybe they're all the streets of
a myth. No, being black as a myth, because they
know motherfucker's social responsibilities. See that's the point. When you
said that, Smith, that means you don't believe in the
social responsibility. Teacher, I do. When I say I'm black,
I carry myself like that. I ain't gonna let no
white person call me no nigger. Certain things I'm not

(57:07):
going for. If I see a brother struggling, I'm gonna
try my best to help you. That's what being black is.
That's the act of it being that. The verb as
pete human is a now humane. The verb of being
human is too funk with us, is to care about
other people. That's the verb of the ship. Niggas just

(57:28):
don't give a funk should irritate me a ship, y'all,
Let this nigga tell and ship. You knew he was
gonna tell him. He looked like he's gonna tell. What
you mean? I don't know if you writing a letter,
don't tell nigga. No, I don't even know that food's
real name. Until today, I can't send for he. I

(57:52):
wonder what he's thinking right now, what he thinks it's
so nice to be at the house. Yeah, well, uh,
if I knew his number, If I knew his number
right now, I'll be texting more kind of sucked up
ship your snitch asked nigger snitch asked you a lot
of ship. I'll be texting now. This was years ago.
I'll be like, all he done, He's gonna be all right,

(58:13):
and this this dam age and his his following, right,
I hope maybe maybe so, maybe not, as long as
he don't come out and talk ship like at least
come with another strategy. Don't come on be like, well,
that ain't really telling, Just be like, yeah, told I
gonna up be thug up thug and looked out for me,
and I betrayed his trust. I have to earn you
trust back. Why you can't start like that? Maybe you

(58:36):
know what I betrayed Thugger's trust. I told the police.
I gave him information that made why I sell a
criminal organization. I apologize for my mistakes. I will earn
your trust back or whatever. Forward to working with him
again in the year but wait, did he say okay,
like so when they asked a question like that, and
if he doesn't say, if he just says basically like no,

(58:57):
it's not mine, it's only you. Would you were present
with Jeffrey Williams when hydro code ow meth and fettermans
and a firearm were recovered. These items did not belong
to you? Yes, ma'am, it's only you and the car. Yeah?
So you yeah, okay, so you You didn't say That's

(59:19):
why he put out the statement because say it. No,
he put out the statement because he didn't know we
was gonna see this ship. He violated social responsibilities that
this cripping and the street life and his gangs. Should
he be talking. He's a violation. I still sit and
if I can give you against it, man, then that's

(59:42):
the point. Do you think he has a future career
in a term that you coined, I'm very fond of
elevator Rapp's elevator wrap Drake Rap where he'd be like,
you know, is gonna be in an elevator. Good looking
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was recorded right here on the West coast of the
USA and produced by my homeboy A King for the
Black Effect Podcast Network and I Heart Radio. Yeah.