August 1, 2024 • 67 mins
We Out Da Mud Episode 12 In-Laws, Is about the relationship you have with your partner family. Is it good or bad?
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We are family. I got all my sisters with me. We are family. Get up everybody and sing.
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Yo, yo, yo, what up man? It's not from We Out the Mud. I'm here with my bro.
Yo, yo, what up people? This Marty from We Out the Mud. How y'all doing up here?
I'm here with my bro. I'm here with my bro. I'm here with my bro.
I'm here with my 12 episode.
Exactly bro. 12, bro.
12 episode man. Yo, this how spooky it is though. We on the 12 episode right?
(00:44):
Half of 12 is what?
Half of 12?
6.
6 right?
Right.
My mom been going for 6 months.
Oh.
Crazy.
How you feeling about that bro?
Yeah, it was rough. That's why it was rough. I ain't gonna lie bro.
It's getting a little better but this time you're like damn 6 months, half of a year.
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You ain't hear from me. It's different when you don't hear from me but you know you can pick up a phone, go past a crib.
But when you can't do neither, that shit sucks bro.
Yeah.
So what I get to do is check with my little brother, make sure you're pretty cool.
Pray for my other siblings, no bullshit.
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What else I do man?
Just listen to her message. She was crazy bro.
She's funny as hell.
Listen to him, Jones cracking up. Remember the old conversations man. The good, the bad, the ugly.
You know what I'm saying?
But we on episode 12 man. I hope y'all enjoyed episode 11 for all my underground rap DVDs and on Marty.
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What's up man? How was your week man? What's up bro?
Alright, so my week was crazy bro. So I made it work right?
Right.
I get a call from my wife. I had to power it out in the living room and shit.
Oh no.
Yeah.
It was how to sell too bro.
She said she couldn't get the break of the work.
Right.
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So then I got home and went down there and based me into the John C. I could fix it.
I kept on clicking it back and forth.
Well shit could not come on bro. So from Friday to this Tuesday.
What?
There was no power in living room bro.
Hold on bro.
Yeah.
Y'all went down on the road.
Yeah.
I mean we had here in the house just the living room you had the job.
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No that's crazy because like a month ago, excuse me, they did that to us.
Like half of our power was working like upstairs was on, downstairs was on.
Really?
Yeah. They said some shit could do that shit like they give you is hard.
They give you half power and shit.
Oh shit.
Yeah. Until they fixed the problem and shit.
I ain't knew that shit.
I was too hot man.
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You ain't gonna have me and my kids like when you know what I mean.
Back in slavery.
I was too hot for that job.
We ain't doing that and then y'all got a baby girl in that job.
Yeah.
I don't understand that.
And my wife grandma came over too bro.
Oh no.
Yeah.
That's the wrong time for that shit to go out bro.
It was crazy but we chill.
You know what I'm saying?
We got through it though bro.
That's what's up.
That's what's up.
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It is crazy.
That's what's up man.
I'm glad you know what I'm saying.
Y'all got that shit fixed man.
Exactly bro.
And then again you know celebrating my son birthday.
Oh he had me birthday Chris.
On 28th.
I had my birthday Chris you know what I'm saying?
Right.
What else?
Oh my wife about to go on her trip.
Oh her?
And she going on her trip.
I ain't saying what she going on the motherfucking video.
She going on the trip.
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You know what I mean?
Well cousin is shit.
I understand what you mean.
And then my daughter.
She about to go on her trip.
My daughter.
She about to start school man.
Second semester man.
I'm a caddier man.
How you feeling though?
It's better than the first time.
It's better.
I'ma miss it though.
I'ma miss her.
But it's a little better like cause she.
She ready bro.
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I can see it bro.
Like when I'm scared up bro.
My fucking daughter going to be the one that move out of state bro.
When I'm from the world bro.
That's going to piss me off bro.
And she ain't doing it to like you know how something like that is.
Get away from here.
Get away from here.
Offset date.
Parents and shit.
No that's what she like a traveling person.
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Like she really want to see the world bro.
And I don't want to be that parent.
Or we don't want to be them parents that.
Hold her back and shit.
Yeah because we got hold back.
You know what I mean?
We got held back before.
You know what I mean?
Your mom and your poppin.
I mean they ain't want you to go here.
They ain't want you to do that.
You know what I'm saying?
She's going to be the one I'm telling you.
My daughter going to be the one she keep talking about this fucking Michigan shit.
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She's got to go to Michigan.
I don't know if she got a crush out there.
I don't know if it's enjoyable.
I don't know if Finn live out there.
Got a little crush on the bullfin man.
The rest of the time.
I do my homework with a fuck out Michigan.
Fuck out Michigan.
Yeah man.
She can talk about this fucking Michigan man.
But yeah.
Right in that man my week was alright man.
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You know man we here episode 12.
12.
So we talk about man.
Alright so episode 12 we are the mud.
We'll be talking about end loss.
What I mean by end loss is your relationship with your significant other parents.
Their relationship with your family.
Right.
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The ends and outs beginning and for me the good in the bed.
So that's what you're going to do.
So now since you know you've been together for over 20 years.
Yes sir.
So how was it when you met your wife and your parents and stuff.
Alright so my mom part man this shit.
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My wife you know she kept telling me I want you to know me.
My mom want to meet you and me and she be my mom or whatever.
But me being me I always seen how my homies went at it with their girlfriends.
Families and the female homies I knew went at it with.
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The guy side of the family or the mom.
You know what I'm saying.
Like it was always conflict and be so right from the rip.
I went into it negative.
I don't want to meet your mom and I'm like I'm dating you.
I don't want to meet them.
You know what I'm saying.
I met my mom first time you know she cooked some spaghetti.
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Now that I'm a dog man that spaghetti was dry shit.
I'm there.
Right then I said no.
I didn't really fuck with me like that.
That dry ass spaghetti man.
What the hell.
You know what I'm saying.
I got to keep it a baby single man.
Right.
It wasn't no like pause no like actually meeting it.
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It wasn't sweet.
I'm saying it.
It was just like noodles and sauce.
Noodles and sauce.
I'm saying like that.
I'm like make a first impression if you want me to meet you.
You know what I'm saying.
Yeah for you bro.
Alright so meet a mom or whatever.
If you know me I'm a servant.
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I just sit there and you know watch shit.
When you with your significant other you know y'all talk about each other family.
You talk to her about yours.
She talk to you about hers.
But it don't mean it's all a negative bag.
It's just to give you a heads up to what's who they spent when you come around these
certain people.
Alright so start off.
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It was cool.
Meet a mom down on earth.
I used to call her like Whitney Houston and shit.
It's rough bro because like I said you might not come from where they come from.
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And they don't come from where you come from.
So you might see something they don't want to think is wrong.
They might see something you and your family don't think is that's ratchet.
Right.
But you supposed to come together.
Right.
And be this one family because we're about to get married.
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We're about to have kids.
But for some reason it don't fucking work.
Me I'm being real.
I'm outside looking in.
So when you coming in a family you already getting the eyeballs.
So I'm gonna talk about a motherfucking uncle named Lee Roy.
Right.
So I come to the crib.
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We on Lullo Street.
55th and Lullo right.
It's all this room in the living room bro.
It's when the blue dickies was popping.
Yeah the nitty-nitty do do.
All black chakas.
When Sam talked about tombs, nigga you from Philly we called them chakas right.
My man walked past me bro and stepped on my boo.
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Who?
Her own.
Weird.
Yeah right.
Oh shit.
You know what I mean.
So I'm sitting in my head all night.
I know this motherfucker just stuck in.
Because nobody else seen it.
Right.
So I'm looking around.
I see her mom.
Who?
Yo.
Did you have the sweet black jewels or something?
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No I had the leather jewels.
The one when the firefighters and the cops get where they first get their jobs.
Oh yeah I got that.
Oh yeah.
Yeah.
So I stepped on my boo's.
I mean I don't see nothing.
Looking around like that and nobody seen that.
So I called my girl at the time to the side of your child.
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Like who that?
That's my uncle.
Like yo.
Like you just stepped on my mom's fucking boo's.
She like I don't.
I tell her no.
Don't do nothing.
My mom ain't no.
I got this.
Like I got it.
This must be the introduction.
Yeah.
I caught that motherfucker going to get him stuck.
I don't know who the fuck you think I am bro.
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You step on my motherfucker boo to get this going to be a mother fucking problem.
You hear me?
You know what I'm saying?
Because he had this thing like trying to intimidate motherfuckers bro.
Right.
Now I done came up in North Philadelphia Johnson Home Projects and then I'm not the
toughest motherfucker but I got a heart of a fucking lion.
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I'm not backing down.
And the bigger you are I'ma break you to fuck down my body.
I got like rumble.
Like all this gun shit that shit easy bro.
Yeah.
13 year old kid.
So right then and there in my head I'm like oh this dumb shit.
I was asking was he taller than you?
Yeah.
Yeah.
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Tall.
He like my cousin's nail size.
Tall as shit.
Like a towel.
But turkey.
You know what I mean?
I'm being rude bro because you gotta like be a certain way so your girl at the time
don't be like oh he's just egging around.
We always got hit on the mass but they get to do and say whatever the fuck they want
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about our side or the family mom or the pop side.
Yeah.
But when they come in and we gotta watch what we say.
Watch what we say.
And all that will get along with all of them or they say no you don't gotta you don't
gotta get along with them feel how you feel.
So when you say it.
This is some crazy right here.
You know what I'm saying?
Alright so met her cousin.
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His name is G.E.s Garrett.
Other cousin Mike and Kels.
No.
Me and G.E.s was close.
Like close.
It's my big, big, big cousin but I think people use.
I got a lot going on.
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I'm busy.
I'm stressed.
I think they use that as an excuse to why they ain't calling you, checking in on you,
not fucking with you for real.
So I don't mind to get the same energy.
I don't mean I don't love you or her other cousins.
But I don't, like before I would have jumped out the fucking window.
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Not saying they needed me too.
But I gave that though.
This ain't my in-law.
These are my cousins.
You feel me?
But they treated me like in-law.
Okay, I feel you bro.
So let's go back to episode 11.
Did they outgrew it or they just ain't fucked with you?
Like you don't know.
You said some shit you might not never know.
No, that wasn't episode 11.
That was episode 11 with the DVD.
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Oh yeah, episode 10.
I thought 10.
10.
No, that ain't 10.
Who was it?
9.
9?
Oh shit.
See I'm telling you we get too much.
We get too much.
I ain't gonna let you fall, baby.
If they did outgrew me, bro, I ain't gonna let them get to me or feel you.
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You know what I'm saying?
I feel you.
I'm not checking up anyway.
Right.
Like you can tell what the motherfuckers don't fuck with you genuinely, bro.
You feel what I'm saying?
Love them, though.
Like don't get as fucked.
I think that's why it hurt it so much.
I couldn't deal with it.
But I put my motherfuckers, sometimes I put my motherfucking life on the line for these
motherfuckers.
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They might not think of it that way because they really had to come up like I came up.
But my cousin G should know.
He showed me love and all that.
But maybe I'm looking for that big cousin love I ain't did for my side.
So I'm putting pressure on him which he don't deserve.
But damn, cuz I'm not.
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I understand we got life, but come on, bro, before all this, it was us, bro.
You feel me?
People forget that shit.
They only remember like I said yesterday.
They forget about what happened five years ago, ten years ago, what you did for them
and all that.
I don't forget that shit.
And then I had to go to Delaware.
She got a cousin named Lisa.
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Let me get to this.
Lisa, you know what I'm saying?
She's a person, big heart.
Y'all a dog, she'll give you a shirt off her back, bro.
She like misses Santa Claus, bro.
You heard her.
What her damn fault is she don't know and she don't like telling people no.
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It's a gift and a curse.
You feel me?
Because she always want to make sure her family is straight and a lot of motherfuckers, you
know, tell you for granted.
So now me being a big person, I lost my mom and shit, so I'm trying to turn over a new
leaf as they call it.
(14:53):
Lisa Wise, I would like to apologize for the message I sent you a couple of weeks ago dealing
with the trip with you and my wife.
You know what I'm saying?
So if you hear this, I apologize.
I will be calling you Tuesday, August 6th for your birthday.
Wish you a happy birthday because like I said, you just caught me at the wrong time.
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You know what I'm saying?
So, apologize, love you, there you go.
See that's a big person, bro.
You know what I mean?
So I had to get that off my chest because she's a good person, bro.
It was just, you know, just going through a lot.
She ain't deserve it though.
Understandable, understandable.
I fuck with certain people on my wife's mom's side but her pop side for some reason fucks
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with them.
And they probably don't know this for a while, fucks with them.
And just because they from the street side and they thorough, it ain't no funny shit with
them.
Ain't no fake shit with them.
It's straight up and down.
And they ain't playing with you.
They don't fuck with you.
You're going to know.
They ain't fuck with you.
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You're going to know.
You know what I'm saying?
But if they fuck with you, bro, she got an uncle club.
Bro, boy like Uncle Slash Dad, bro.
For real, he make sure all the family do like reunions.
He an uncle like you and had back in the day.
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But long story long, the N-laws need to know they're placed down.
They need to know they're placed down.
They need to know they're placed down.
They just need to know they're placed down.
And it's up to the make because the N-laws only going to treat you the way they treat
you if the make not having it back.
True.
You know what I mean?
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Yeah.
Nobody on my side playing with my wife.
Not only because they know I'm coming for a throttle, but she's a good person, thorough.
My little bro Jabri love her.
You know what I'm saying?
She's thorough, look out when she can, but serve people from my side ain't fuck with
her for whatever reason.
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But I'm not picking her over y'all, which mean nigga, I am picking her over y'all.
The fuck you talking about?
Like you tripping this is my wife, bro.
She came in, she didn't do no disperse, she didn't judge nobody, none of that.
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Not the blue y'all don't like her for what?
You know what I mean?
I can't say her family did that.
They didn't do that right away.
You know what you're years and then we, I'm done.
Bro, my sister grew up.
Yeah.
I watched her cousin or cousins grow up.
I'm brilliant in the family.
You was in the family.
You know what I mean?
And I love her mom, bro.
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Stephanie Warren, like thorough, ups and down.
We had bro, we had battles, bro.
But when my mom passed, bro, she was right there, bro.
You feel me?
She heard her rest.
We was having movie nights, like every Friday, bro.
She broke her wrist, so it's slowed down.
Call the attitude.
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I did, you know what I'm saying?
But you know, again, she did nothing wrong.
So Stephanie Warren, if you're listening, apologize.
You know what I'm saying?
This the time, man.
Like don't hold no grudges, man.
You know what I'm saying?
But the end laws need to know their fucking place, bro.
I'm sorry for ticking up all the time, bro.
But I really want to say some shit from being respectful, man.
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Because you motherfuckers crazy.
End laws think they could just say whatever.
Some other laws be out of pocket.
They think they could just come over whatever they want.
If they call the door door, the signpost, the stop, whatever the fuck they doing.
No, you ain't do that for my pop or that old man you was dealing with.
You know what I'm saying?
I said, yo, mom, pop.
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I need to, oh man, Sherry going to the restaurant.
Bro, what's up with shit in there?
Bro, I'm sorry, bro.
All right, so me, when I first met my wife's side of the family, I met her mom's side first.
So when I went there, it was her, my wife, her mom, her grandma and great grandma.
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So RIP to Bebe and Mommy.
That's her mommy and great grandma.
They broke the pencil.
But so when I first met them, right, just like you, I come in, I don't, I know I got a big personality.
And I'm goofy and I can like make jokes at the wrong time and stuff like that.
But I'm not going to do that first.
I'm going to sit there and watch and chill and catch the vibe and stuff like that.
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See them on the table and stuff like that.
So when I first met her mom, her grandma, great grandma, they asked me questions and stuff about what I'm doing and stuff like that.
I mean, it was nothing cool to boom.
And then to like, then that's when I started coming over and growing my house a little more.
And that's when I started meeting like me and her cousins and her brother, her little sister and a couple people that are coming on and stuff like that.
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So me, I come in, sitting on her grandma couch.
Me, my wife, there's children, people come in.
Everybody getting do some stuff. I wave, I was, how you doing stuff like that?
I ain't think nothing of it.
But apparently one of her uncles didn't like the fact that I waved and I didn't like get up and shit.
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But that's the thing though. I didn't know that.
Yeah, bro.
Who, who I ain't had nobody to teach me that.
All right, you pulled the stand up.
Yeah, I know that came in that room.
You pulled the stand up, look into his eyes, shit, it's fucking him. Sup. Sup.
I know that now. I know that 36. I didn't know that at 22.
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I didn't know that at 22.
We gonna get to that. Go ahead.
I didn't know that 22.
So, and then like, I guess cause I was quiet and I wasn't outgoing or like, I wasn't like, I didn't like interject myself.
And stuff like that. I guess they thought that I didn't pay me one or something like that.
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Right, right, right.
But for me, like they rub me the wrong way.
All right.
A couple of her aunts. Yeah, a couple of her aunts.
Why?
Rub me the wrong thing.
Like they said, like, how you doing? I'm like, how, how you doing?
Why?
And then like, I don't know.
I don't know. I should have called her name.
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I'm not your cook. Like the way one of her aunts used to talk, bro.
I'm like, who you talking to like that?
That's right.
But I kept my cool and I ain't spaz on it for that. Cause you know, I mean, I made, yeah, I made, you grab my house.
I'm there with your family. I'm not going to spaz on them and be like left out all by myself and shit like that.
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But me, I'd be smart with it. But then like, I just never felt comfortable around my wife, mom, side of the family.
Well, I would tell my son, is to never move with a female, get your old shit and never move with a family.
Right.
Don't.
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Yeah, me too.
Don't do that. You know what I'm saying?
Oh, wait, hold on, hold on.
Oh, just like you said about your wife, that's out of the family. It's a scene for me and my wife, that's out of the family.
Now, call them.
Of course. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But like, like then, but then I went to her uncle on her dad's side.
He had, he like had cookouts every holiday and shit like that. Right.
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I went there and I felt like, I guess today from Philly too.
I don't know about like this fact, fact, right then.
Like, I just like end up being cool with her cousins on her dad's side, cool with her uncle on the dad's side, cool with her dad.
Her dad wasn't even drawing like the mom's that was.
Why don't you do this?
Huh?
Why don't you do this? Well, football season start.
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Don't you have like a little football gathering with all her male cousins or something.
And then y'all sit down and brozo.
Brozo.
Brozo, brozo.
And I got a lot of nerve because I see I gave my all bro, fuck that.
But I don't fuck who don't like it like, you know what I'm saying?
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When it came up like shout out to my aunt, nor shout out to grandma, fleece.
And that's like a grandma, bro.
Like certain people you don't call your in-laws, but he turns to family.
So shout out, nor.
Grandma, fleece, cousin Lisa.
Shout out to recipes over one, over Harry, uh-uh.
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Who else bro?
Oh, cousin Keen Monica.
Like it's a lot of them bro.
Cousin Jason, share Josh and Ryan.
Like they cool bro without fucks with them bro.
Because maybe it was me coming from B-world, a toxic side of the family.
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And then when you see a family that's doing all this love, you think it's fake.
Like get the fuck out of here.
Y'all argue, all right.
Or y'all do barbecues and shit now.
Y'all doping and gawking and all.
They really did that shit and everybody ain't ghetto.
Everybody ain't grand shit.
Everybody ain't gonna fight.
You know what I'm saying?
(24:37):
They didn't change my in-laws.
I ain't gonna hold you.
This is where the fuck is going through.
They got a rumble in my niggas.
I ain't never had a rumble, none of my in-laws man.
We had a good understanding.
They knew I wasn't gonna put my hands on these folks.
And in the beginning they, I guess they was filling me out like I was filling them up.
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But they ain't no for real for real when it came to us like shots.
I ain't give a fuck.
Bro, I don't care. Mom, Pop, Uncle's cousin.
They one for the month and I trip note.
And the Conor Tauro, Michelle, Butler bro.
I'm gonna slap the shit out of you, can you?
They know that.
All right, so how about, so how about, how...
(25:22):
Y'all think not to cut you off bro.
This is for Stephanie Ward.
Hey, Mom's here man.
Thank you man.
You know what I'm saying?
From the day in one year we had ups and downs too.
We had battles bro.
But you know like I know, your love is real.
And I got your back like a real mom.
You know what I'm saying?
So what I mean by that, as your son, not in-law, you already know I'm coming about you man.
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So some people have a thing like they, oh he don't know.
We had battles because what you do when you love somebody, I already miss that shit.
I mean you hate them.
You might not like what they say you do.
That don't mean you hate them.
You know what I'm saying?
I guess for me, I guess because I got rubbed the wrong way the first time with my mom's side of the family.
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I did too but I can go on the way.
Yeah I'm not going on the way.
But I'm saying I just like, that's why I, even to this day I still, I go there, talk to people.
But I still like find myself separated from...
You gotta fix it bro.
Because what I rubbed, that's pit your wife in a fucked up situation.
(26:29):
She don't want to choose between her family and her husband.
You know what I'm saying?
Of course she gonna ride for you and all that.
But it's kind of hard if it's my mom or my grand, whatever.
I don't know, it's never too late bro.
It's like saying it's too late to go back to school.
(26:51):
Yeah.
But alright, the thing about her male cousins is that my wife's male cousins are on the mom's side.
I barely see them.
I only see the people I see every time.
I'll make it right with them.
And then the ones you do see, they do try to make it right with them.
The ones you see on a regular basis bro.
Try bro, that's all it's try.
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No, no, no, it's really cool.
Just like, I don't know.
I can never feel comfortable around them.
That's all it is.
Sure there's young boys like you.
Like, do you think you don't fit around them or something?
Are they street neighbors or something?
No.
(27:33):
No.
I'm not even a street nigga.
No.
I guess some people do think these ones in the street, and you not in the street, as soon as they can sit around them and have a conversation.
Everything's gotta be a conversation about street.
You can talk about sports, you can talk about real life shit.
Let me tell you something now.
For me, not to be a street nigga, I'm cool with a lot of street niggas.
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That's how it goes.
Street niggas need that outlet of talking to a sensible real man.
They don't want to always talk to an ignorant dumb motherfucker.
They come to all these niggas and they're gonna say bang bang shoot them up.
Just have them with them.
I need to talk to a nigga that got sense.
I know my man over here got sense.
But I know you keep your street niggas, your street niggas.
Your non street niggas, your non street niggas man.
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You don't intertwine with them.
So, what it was, I guess, when me and my first guy together,
she used to ask me, why don't I grow up my way to fit in with people and stuff like that?
And I'm like, that's not really me.
Oh, don't you know how I said, I'd rather be hated for being me than be loved by someone else?
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I would have said why I fit in when I could be a stand up.
Right, so I started feeling like that once I got around on my wife, like family.
That's why.
Say I'm a motherfucker, I don't give a fuck about what people think.
Yeah, me either. That's why I'm a fucking idiot.
I just allow my fucking dad to really give a fuck about what people think of them.
I can't.
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I don't give a fuck.
Yeah, he had none of the time work day.
I would not give a fuck.
I don't even know you.
And even if I do know you, that's gonna make it better for me not to give a fuck because I really know you.
I don't know, I mean, like this movie right here that's being ran, I love these characters because I know them.
Right.
Bunch of characters. I know these fools.
Yeah.
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You know what I'm saying? So I don't know about in the beginning, why I'm a fucking, why I'm a cousin, why I'm a fucker.
Right.
I ain't dating you.
You're like something.
But for that, some people,
I saw something on Instagram, right?
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When somebody said, some people don't know, like some wives don't know.
Right.
Like once you get married, your husband becomes your immediate family.
Yeah.
And your immediate family becomes your extended family.
And you know what though, I think too, when you get married young, you all learn that though.
Yeah.
Because you're young, bro. That's shit.
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Yeah, of course. It comes to terms with that.
Especially if they're used to a certain program that would just say, them and their mom living together.
And this person come along, got his own shit.
Y'all man. So they getting married at that too.
That sounds familiar.
Yeah.
Y'all know.
But like I said, I wasn't going away.
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Oh, I got you bro.
Hold on, hold on, hold on.
Shout out.
Okay.
So I'm going to go to, who was, her aunt Dana.
I'm trying to name all folks because it was a rough start, bro.
Yeah.
That's shit.
Bro, I ain't fucking with none of them.
I was fucking with all the like her aunt's boyfriends and her cousin and dudes and shit.
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Because they was outside of the world.
They was like me.
Like bro, they ain't married any yet, nigga.
So you like me, nigga.
And they giving me the rundown.
But with me, I need to find out myself just because you saying this person treated you this way.
Or you don't like this person.
Right.
Don't mean they going to treat me the same way or not like me.
All right.
So, all right.
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I had to say earlier something.
There's people on my wife, mom's, that really do fuck with though.
All right.
Like her little sister.
That's my little sister.
I would call her my sister a lot.
All right.
Yeah.
That's my sister.
That's my sister.
You should have fucked up.
Yeah.
Clearing up.
I could have told her that.
You lucky because my little sister, a mirror, bro.
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Bro.
Yo.
Yo.
Yo.
Yo.
Yo.
Yo.
That girl used to dog.
But right now, bro, I love her, bro.
That's my dog.
Like she matured to be a thorough, thorough, thorough young lady, man.
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So.
That's my little sister, a mirror, man.
Like thorough, man.
We had a rough patch, but I don't know if she knows.
So maybe she here at mirror.
I'm proud of you.
I love you.
And I wouldn't want another or ask for another sister in law, for real.
Right.
If you pit me through the motherfucking wrangler, yeah?
And I appreciate all the memories and shit.
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And we're going to make more memories, man.
Right.
So keep knowing your thing, man.
All right.
So, all right.
So we're going to move on.
How was it when you and your wife moved in together?
It was fun.
No, how, or how was it like leading up to it?
It was fun, bro.
It was fun, bro.
It was funny shit, bro.
Right.
It was fun, bro.
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Like it was funny shit, bro.
And then, you know, you had your kids and then it gets sick.
Like it gets serious for the lady before it really gets serious for the man.
And then you have to shut up because it's a lot of fucking listening right now.
I'm talking about my child.
He may be two men shut the fuck up, bro.
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You're lying.
Like you're lying.
Y'all be trying to sound so fucking thorough for social media.
Shut up because of all y'all was good dads.
Why is it so many fucking bastard chowds out here?
Bastard chowds.
Fuck out, bro.
I'm saying I'm talking to the real dads, bro.
It takes the mom, the mom getting mature quicker than a pop dude.
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The pop still celebrate having fun, going to work if you're going to work, if you're
not going to work, running street, and then you think you make boring.
No, she really handling business.
She making sure that roof's still over the head.
Making sure you don't fuck a ball to check money or the money you got coming in.
You know what I'm saying?
Right.
So it was fun.
And then I had the line like, oh bro, you gotta get on a board.
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Right?
It's saying a game.
You can't, because the line motherfucker ain't going to say, you get your credit, you might
fall in the hard time that you moved with your in-laws.
That's the fucking worst.
The fucking worst.
I would never do it another, nah, no, bro.
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Because that's how I think it should be.
When the pandemic happened, I told people it's going to go back to when all the family
lived together.
It's cheaper.
Right.
Look at no disrespect.
I ain't trying to be racist.
And you know when people say that they be racist, they be racist.
I'm not racist, bro.
Just look at the weekends.
But they start off like that, though.
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That's what I'm saying, bro.
So imagine all them checks coming in that credit.
Yeah.
But that's how a lot of other families.
So imagine the blacks did it.
Bro, they should have been loved, but no, they want to argue over who ate the last steak.
You know what I'm saying?
If this person do lose a job, you don't make them or make her feel like shit.
You pick up the weight.
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Not only in work, bro.
Pick up your time.
You still got a roof over your head.
Keep looking for a gig.
We got you.
Yeah.
You make them.
Come on, man.
Like eight to 15 Mexicans in one credit.
Yeah.
I guess, well, we get off topic real quick.
I guess the only reason why we like that.
Because you can trace back the way that black people act.
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Always go back to slavery time, bro.
Yeah.
So.
Well, I do all my own laws of apology.
Not all of them.
Not all of them.
Not all of them.
Not all of them, my fucking.
Not all of them, but to her mom, her sister, some other cousins.
Because, I mean, like I apologize, man, but I had to let y'all know I wasn't a no sucker.
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Sweet.
And I ain't come in leeching me.
I have my own shit.
You know what I'm saying?
Yeah.
I mean, I'm independent.
I ain't dependent.
You know what I'm saying?
You're true.
I could.
I see my dad wrong.
Because like when I got invited to go to church with them stuff like that.
I ain't doing that.
I ain't doing that.
I ain't doing that.
I ain't doing that.
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I ain't.
I don't got a.
All right, y'all.
No disrespect to none of my religion people.
Good.
I wish the church on people bro.
I mean, they like just like you knew you was ready to go to the guy house just because
the people don't go to his house.
Don't mean they don't love God.
Y'all think cause y'all going to that house, y'all going to get a different blessing on
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the blessing.
Gonna come faster.
Sometime the blessing come faster to the people who need to step foot in that credit.
Yeah.
You get what I'm saying?
My belief is I'm not going in this man house and I'm still doing sinful things man.
That's just my belief.
But I don't mean I don't pray to him every morning, afternoon, night.
I still pray for all my friends, family, all that.
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Yeah.
You know what I mean?
Stop trying to push the religion that go for Christians, Catholics, Jews, Muslims.
Stop trying to push the religion on other people cause it's working for you.
Yeah.
You know what I'm saying?
Yeah, but I think that's what it was.
Like I said, I don't, I want to feel comfortable.
I didn't feel comfortable.
So that's why I didn't do it.
And that was a big little thing between me and my wife.
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We had in the beginning of racism.
Right.
Cause I didn't want to go to church and she wanted to go to church.
I'm like, you can go.
That makes you feel good.
I'm not going to stop you.
What's that first while they, why about stop you from going?
They're like, I just ain't feel comfortable doing it.
That's what I'm saying.
I wish being my wife in her mom's went on more trips.
You know what I'm saying?
More pictures and that, but you know, sometimes shit happens.
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Yeah.
And if you've never been married, you can't talk on marriage.
Marriage is not like a regular relationship.
Some of these laws need to know that.
It's definitely not.
It's not like a regular relationship, dog.
Cause boy, get the fuck you and leave.
Boy, get the argument with you and roll.
Right.
You know what I'm saying?
Can't do that when you married.
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I'm saying the shit is different man.
Hey, my niggas, my niggas, listen, stop acting like bitches, man.
Stop acting like bitches, man.
All right.
Listen, we are 2024.
Right.
Grab, uh, listen, grab your big boy pants, put these drawings on, man, because the lady's
not waiting for us, man.
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You know what I'm saying?
They not waiting.
They keep going.
Have your beef with them.
Talk about the end loss.
Right.
They're gonna try to squash it, man.
You getting older.
They getting older.
You want the kids to know the kids, man.
You don't want them coming up and they might be beefing with their cousin.
You know what I'm saying?
I gotta be thinking about something, bro.
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So then, like around the time where I started to get comfortable, then we had parties for
my kids and stuff, right?
Right.
So like my wife, mom's side of him, only know to quiet me.
Okay.
So my brothers and stuff, my family, that's when the normal become awesome.
Yeah.
I'm comfortable with them laughing and big and stuff.
So one of her answers was like, oh, so Lassie, Marty, Nell, Nell, it's like he ghettoes.
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So now he's paying me around.
So like, so basically it's like, she said basically it's like a street thing.
Like, oh, you tough now because your homies with you.
Yeah.
Like yesterday when you had to go to the store, you was quiet as shit.
You ran in, ran out.
Oh, your cousins with you and your homies.
Yeah, that's how I was.
No, I just don't bang with you like that.
So there was, but we caught, I can say that we caught now though.
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Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
I'm telling myself in the beginning, now we call now I'm cool with her mom's side and
her dad's side at the same time.
But like, I still feel more comfortable with her dad's side.
I guess because it's a silly thing.
I don't know.
Okay.
I'm comfortable with them.
Oh, I actually about moving in with your life.
So for me, yeah.
Oh, you wouldn't.
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Right.
Right.
All I'm gonna say is, you know your place, man.
And you can tell how it was with your and largely I moved into.
That shit was ass.
I'm old and I should.
It was because people just felt like they were entitled to shit.
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You know what I'm saying?
When I keep it all the way with being, my wife was older than that shit now.
I'm just being honest, man.
Cooking, cleaning, helping with homework with my son, my sister.
You know what I'm saying?
So people forget that.
I don't forget nothing.
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People wanted the royalty treatment but wasn't acting like a queen.
You know what I'm saying?
Yeah.
So I'm, you know what I mean?
Then when you speak the truth, they get defensive and upset.
That's not how I'm gonna say it.
I'm just being real, man.
Like I would never do it again, man.
I would never move in with an old, no, bro.
I go in the shelter.
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Go in the shelter.
For real, bro.
I ain't doing it, bro.
Because even if the man working, bro, it's just two females cannot live in the same fucking crib.
Hold it together?
We can't, like it was all, like, bro, it was like me, my wife, my son, my mom, my sister, and my daughter.
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We stayed like a year or two, got out of there and moved up on a Ceaser Street.
They moved from Ceaser Street.
You know what I'm saying?
We had them, you know what I'm saying?
So yeah, it's like, I could never do that again, bro.
No disrespect, nobody but fuck no, can't.
I can't speak in it.
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Me and my wife, it was just us and our kids.
I never lived with her mom.
Yeah, bro, that shit, though.
They talk that family shit and then also we just feel entitled, bro.
But my thing is, before we jump into the title thing, right, let me see.
So when me and my wife are moving together, right?
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I might not be memories correctly, but when I remember it, I think,
my wife told me that her mom helped her get her half of the rent,
helped her get the security deposit and all that stuff.
And me, I was working in McDonald's at the time, so I saved up,
they built up my bread so I can get the security deposit and my half of the rent.
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So with that, maybe that's the reason why,
maybe that's if certain, I'm not saying this is the reason for me,
but if, say, your mom helped you get your first place,
which we give you, which is a significant other, right?
Right.
I think that make them think that they get the right to say what goes on,
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because I paid for it, so I get the right to say what goes on.
But it shouldn't, though. That's what I'm saying.
But you're helping your child.
Like, if my daughter came to me on my, and with my then, my friend,
thinking about moving or whatever.
To Michigan?
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Stop playing.
Stop fucking playing, bro.
Not right now.
Not right now.
That bull playing.
She came and we gave her a couple dollars and shit.
I'm not coming around the house and I got on it just because we gave our daughter money to help them move.
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Right.
You know what I'm saying? Even if he do know, he ain't gonna feel like,
damn, your dad, he's gonna be come over, he just going to the refrigerator.
We told him no shoes in the crate, working around with his terms and shit,
dirtying up my car, he just, oh no, it's not that.
I will never do that. You know what I'm saying?
That's not my situation. I'm not gonna say that. That's not me.
But like, I heard stories from some people say that, bro, like, every time her mom come over,
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she just like, like, shoot me, I don't get it.
You gotta have the mom ever been married.
I don't know. I ain't no exact question, bro.
I know exact question to the person that I said before.
I don't put it in the other way.
Parents can be jealous of the kids, ain't they?
Yeah. So, not this parent.
Not only has she ever been married,
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she ever had a long term relationship.
Mmm.
You know what I mean? Somebody that's, see, mom fuckers,
I'm not gonna get anything. The green grass is, damn, the grass greener.
I'm sorry. The grass greener, and it's not.
It's fucking astroturf, man.
It's the same as grass.
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So work on your own garden, work on your own yard, cut that shit, get some weed till it's,
get all the weeds out your fucking yard,
which mean them in-laws that don't fuck with you.
Cut them off.
Cut them the fuck off, because it's making your crib miserable.
You know what I'm saying? Because I was told recently that I look for the negative and everything.
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I do, man, because I'm from every man.
If it's too good, I don't believe it. I don't believe it, man.
Yeah. You come from, come from where sustained happiness don't last long.
Yeah, man. So, I apologize for, you know, the people who really genuinely love and fuck with me,
and I give you that.
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I mean, I've seen too many people get backstabbed and dead dirty, man.
Yeah.
That's the top, man, in-laws, man, but we gotta do a random call, man.
We gotta do a random call?
Yeah, man. We call it, man.
All right, I got you bro. Hold it real quick.
Yo, what up? So now we on the segment, random calls, man.
We about to call my guy, you know what I mean, Marty, nephew, man.
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My nephew's salon.
Salon, you know what I mean? Hopefully, he pick up.
Exactly.
Let's see.
Hello?
Yo, what up? What up, Salon? It's Naufan. We out the mud, man.
What's up, man? How you doing?
We good, man. You here with your uncle? We over here.
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What up, Blimey?
Oh, shit. I can't hear you. You're like, you're going in and out.
Oh, can you hear me now?
Yeah, I hear you, man. That's better.
All right, back, back, back, so wrong. You know, we on the topic called in-laws.
You feel me?
Yeah.
Hello?
Yeah, I hear you.
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All right, so we going to topic called in-laws, right?
Uh-huh.
So we need your input, like, you know what I mean?
How do you feel about being an in-law?
How was it when you met your in-laws? Like, talk to us, man.
All right, so, um, seeing that I ain't married, I don't have, like, real in-laws,
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but I've been with my girlfriend currently for, like, 10 years, all of the time.
Nigga, you married.
Yeah.
Close enough. But the in-law shit, it's weird.
It's real weird, because somehow, because she's got siblings, brothers, sisters,
and somehow there was tension and went and developed when I don't got no issue with these motherfuckers.
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Right.
Tension went and developed, from my side as well.
Shit did get bad on my side, too.
Like, borderline sibling, one, girl from one of the fight siblings.
And I got a sister, so.
Yeah.
It gets a little weird.
Right.
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It gets pretty weird, especially when the fight, you don't get that chance to speak to the in-laws themselves
and, like, clear up any air, or when it's just like, oh, well, this person don't speak to us.
It's like, you don't know me yet, so you can't have no real idea about me, because you don't fucking know me.
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You don't see me, we'll speak little words, but sometimes people just, like, oh, you dating my daughter,
you dating my son, I don't like you.
It's like, you don't know me.
You just know that we together, and we kiss from time to time.
You don't know what the fuck we do.
Yo, real talk, though.
Real talk.
Real talk.
So, Salam, can you hear me?
Yeah, I can hear you.
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Alright, so how is your relationship now with your girl, parents, and stuff?
So, me and our mom, we got a really good relationship.
Like, when her mom passed, I called her, checked on her, bought her some flowers, like, mother's day coming around.
I gave her some flowers, her birthday coming around.
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A plant.
Because I know she's, I know she's got a great, um, so, like, you know, I get her shit, and I know that she likes it.
And enjoys, um, we get to eat.
Like, me and our mom has a really good relationship now.
But me and her siblings, beyond this, I don't really care for them.
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That's what I said.
Fuck them.
I said the same shit.
Fuck them.
Bro, shit, it's like, how wrong, that's like, how wrong do you really care for them?
Like, I'm like, I be sent, like I told your uncle Marty, is you mad at me, or you mad at
I'm fucking your, your niece or your cousin?
Pretty much.
What the fuck is going on?
What is going on?
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Fuck me or you know me, so what you mad at me for?
Yeah.
I guess.
It's like, it started like, I hit my hands on it, didn't put my hands on me.
You might argue, but, at the end of the day, that argument, nobody can call bitches in this argument.
Nobody can disrespect it, so which I'll complain about.
Man, where are you going?
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I guess, I guess they want you like to kiss their ass or something like that, or worship the ground, they walk on.
Like, just mind these.
And the words of the damn makes me suck my dick.
Wow.
Okay.
Okay.
So what?
Oh, right.
Listen, he's speaking this truth.
Yes, he's speaking my own.
This is truth, bro.
Like, we keeping it real, though we out the mud, man.
Yes, let me, and this is in a little disclaimer.
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This is how we feel about certain situations.
Yeah, yeah, don't, don't beat y'all.
Don't hit me up.
Don't call my phone or no goofy shit.
I'm telling you y'all know how I am.
Right.
Same shit I'm saying now.
I said to you.
That's really what it is.
Yeah.
Like, that's really what it is.
Right.
I can say, at one point, me and her brother, it got, it got bad because of what he said,
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she said, and it wasn't what I was saying or nor was it what he was saying.
There was a lot of miscommunication and not that some things almost escalated, but it
could have gone that way.
If me and her man realized that we need to talk.
That's what I'm glad y'all sat down and talked like men.
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Yeah.
Yeah, like definitely spoke and just really like just clear the air and speak about what's
happening, what he knows, what I know, and what the miscommunication is.
And you know, it went really well.
That's it.
That's it.
Kicking the siblings ass shit.
That shit is dead, bro.
I got three siblings and I ain't kissing no ass myself.
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That's what I'm saying because when I came in, you know what I'm saying?
I came in.
I came in your daughter or your Lisa cousin came in.
I was instilling with my mom and shit.
No, I had my own shit.
I came in like a man.
You feel me?
Fuck you mad at me for it because you're still in your mom crib, nigga.
Oh God.
For me, it's like they met me when I was in like 12th grade and it's like, bro, I'm
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in a cat store, I'm like a graduate.
I ain't never had nothing.
I know when I got to the community, I don't want the community, got my associates.
I still never been arrested.
None of that shit.
Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
We just want to see that and you keep talking.
You said what you never what?
I want the community and got my associates.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
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No, no, go to you've never been.
What?
Oh, Boy, I've never been arrested.
No, nothing.
Nigga still hate it.
And it's just like, oh, I should be doing something different.
It's like bro.
How old are you?
I don't know.
Yo.
All right.
Listen, I'm going to tell you congratulations.
We don't know what the fuck you're doing, bro.
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Just keep doing whatever you do.
Bro.
Keep doing it.
Keep on it.
Shitting the street sitting what it is. That's just a fucking lie
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Yo, I want to do a episode with you on my son man. He just turned 28 he never been arrested never smoked drink nothing
Yeah, I ain't you 29
You cool because you never been in the system, bro
Come on, bro, that's like a bad
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Oh, oh salon
Before you go, I gotta tell you something
Oh, let's go Nainers
Right
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But that shit happening over here. I'm gonna be a manless man in the package for the year over now see
You got point you got point yeah, but no some I'm thankful picking up man on this random call on
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In-laws man, we appreciate you good brother. Thank you. I appreciate y'all keep doing the thing
Any I'm saying y'all gonna keep y'all in the team to get blessed out here
Man we out the mud we on the car with Salinas boy never been arrested man
I'll better show love to these young guys. They ain't never been in the system
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It ain't doing no dumb shit cuz they could be running up in your crib. Yeah, real shit
They could be picking up all black and robbing your asses man
Yeah, that's too easy. Yeah, so salute the salon man. Thanks for picking up little bro
Of course y'all be safe man. Enjoy the evening. All right. We out the mud
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So yeah, man, that was Salon man shot the salon Marty nephew man
You know saying random calls man. So yeah ever so 13 it could be you all right listen for the rain calls like me
If we call and you didn't pick up we're never calling again
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Fuck your chance
Yeah, you fight though. I wanted some more
About some nut shit. No never call you again. Not on the podcast at least
Are you all right? Not did you see anything crazy this week? Yeah, I seen some fucking crazy
But so was this thing on the news about a West Philly massacre shooting John, right? Mm-hmm
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That's why I hate these blogs, right? So it was a situation
that happened in West Philly is shooting whatever
This fucking blog I ain't gonna say his fucking name
But these blogging need to do they homework before they pitch it out. That's all I'm gonna say
All right, I'm tired of seeing this shit just to get a fucking view just to get a click
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Bro, do your fucking home or come out to crib and if you doing this type of blogging shit
Go to where they having the fucking crime at bro
Find out who the fuck the people involved or find out what the fuck is really going on
It's not trying to be the first month fucking the post shit and you post in the wrong shit
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Well, you know now these people won't be first not right. Oh, man. Fuck that man
I'd rather be last but be right and my information is correct
But you opening up wounds with people family dog, you know what the fuck you turn my ain't gonna bring it up because if you know
You know, I don't gotta say nothing, but do your fucking home where that's for all these fucking blogs
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That's trying to go out there and be a fucking news reporter. That's what we got channel 64 3 10
You know saying 29
Let them do they fucking jobs y'all not fucking cops, bro
You know I'm saying let them do they job y'all need to know the fuck y'all be talking about half of the time
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Oh, so somebody put the wrong information
Wrong shit and all that man. I hate the fucking
I got you but I do what I do and stay out the way
Niggas weird. That's what I seen the motherfucking blog is picking up wrong shit. Oh, it's not easy to make a sub me segue from that
But fuck it you actually limits, bro
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Yo
Fucking crap in the world, but nobody's saying how this thing is dirty not 39
And put the whole world on the shoulders. That's why you keep doing that show
He getting that monkey off his back man. He got the spirit of Kobe and he like my little brother breeze a break
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He got the experience of Kobe and bro
Yeah, all that in apparently KD is the best six man off the bench
I remember you called me saying that
No, he missed a shot
Miss one I think miss one KD always been like this since Texas yeah, but it's like once he went
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the gold estate
Turn it like it fucked his name up. It's shuttling, but it did yeah, man
You went to a squad that was fucking y'all up and he joined in the Westbrook for but he did it for him and his family like
I'm gonna say you can't beat him
My dad ring. Yeah me so
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Yes, I see all right my question is for sure. All right. I was watching the highlights yesterday. How the hell is Rudy go bird
The defensive player the year and he got dunked on by a nigga from Brazil
Yes, I'm really actually there bro. He won defensive player the year and he got dunked on my son from Brazil
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People all here to say they own curse
I ain't no son of a shot nigga. He ain't a Patrick you ain't I came a larger one
Hey, no NB. No Joker. Ain't no morning. You say I keep going down these centers
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Great centers. They got a bomb man. I want him here to leave can't be a bum. I mean bomb. I really good parents
That's funny or what else
All right, so I was watching the swimming to join the four hundred meter jump
Yeah, so my question you is an Olympic sport. What you think is harder swimming 400 meters or running for 400 meters
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I'm gonna say swimming to me swimming that water
Like that water, yeah, I mean running real but that water bro like that shit heavy if it means that shit
You see the Olympic size pools
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Fuck that
I mean, I think it's one of them. Yeah, man. All right. All right, so oh we back now better the bars bro
Yeah, and I said fucking beans had the best verse and what we do which one I say free and
Can we talk?
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Are you right so I'm five just can we talk is not a soft song
Hey, what they gonna do it is not a subject of not a creepy song is a song about a song by him building up his courage the top
Did y'all you're right?
Man, I thought I thought I tell the camera. That's you play boy
But alright, so before you get a job. Yeah better the bars bro. What's up? Alright, so now I
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Got you. It's not people in same songs, but it's to elite MC's
People might got people might got both these gentlemen's in the top 10 at least top 20. Okay
All right, so the first one is I got beans verse from put your hands up
Okay, you know Mac, you know how Mac come to when the club tip. Yeah
Against ghost face killer verse and special delivery remix
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I'm gonna be you know what beans
That's all I am. I'm gonna be bro. I know this back. Oh, gee
Yeah, sorry ghost. Are you gonna be into the city? You're gonna be?
Sorry, I want this I want to get suckled punch like they did my man Joe buttons was keeping it real no Joe says
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I'm picking beans now other people might pick ghost right but really listen to the lyrics
Yes, I'm going with my man. They see why are these are you guys?
I do got RV John. I like I like I like ghost face job
I do like beans John better some go be still first. Okay, but R&B John I got broke a haul
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This is crazy. Hey gotta be like the side chicken
so
It's got remember guy
Remember no guys to the rally Aaron. Oh, no, they got a song. Oh, let's chill. No, not less. I'm saying
Let's you but it's on the same moment. Let's you okay. It's called peace of my love, you know, you get have a piece of my
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Are you really gonna hate this one? Yeah, what you once you find out that this song they talk about the side girl
I ain't like I'm like I'm like I'm like this guy like this on but this you know
That bitch say let's fuck. Yeah
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Art so people the beginning of song, you know said I do love you you have peace my love and then beginning like
And of course before the song start so Aaron the bull said dumb bitch
He said dumb bitch
So then in being this on you said baby you can't have all of me because I'm not totally free I
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Want to make this last forever
I'm like, we think about it like
You talk about your girl
So so you so are you
So you're saying this song is about the side chip. Yeah, the side chip now
What if he said he ain't free because he uh, he's entertaining. He says a few things in my past that cannot be explained
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Let's show all right
I'm a piece of my love piece of art before you are free when he said before the course start he said please hush
No questions
Lay back relax
These are our do love you take all these shoes that you're pretty head down
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I'm actually your baby
Because he said you can have a piece of my love
Is waiting for you
We did work bro, if I listen to this bro, it's about the side girl
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Hey, yo, let's let us know it's about a side job if this guy song piece of my love is a side piece
With no biscuit. It's a side bitch anthem. Oh
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Because of tally Rodney with the robot
Know what they we know I don't like about God
I don't like the extra effects that he put on Aaron Hall voice. They sound like equity
Like how many just how make his voice sound bigger than what it really is
I'm so y'all heard my bro Marty music man
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Like he said man who had the best bars man goes face or especially delivery remix remix or beanie seagull
Put your hands up pitch your hands up. Yeah, me and then you know gotta go listen to God piece of my love
Yes, he said it's for
So I'm listening to it. Let's y'all know episode 13. I'm saying so
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That was I guess what that's episode
Right before we do we though recipe to my mom
Hey, breathe man can't wait to get that tattoo. That's a banging ass tattoo, but we get into man
You know I'm saying is that anchor. You know I'm saying like they throw off the boats and the ships and shit
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Right, he went hands like the anchor grabbing
I got you. Oh, I said, I'm saying pull each up. Yeah, I mean so age of breathe man. Listen man
Proud of you little bro. I love you dog. We gonna get through it. Yo, you had a crazy job song with this a lot though
Was remember a
Gangsta lean. Oh, yeah, I was listening a lot. Yeah, that was the that was the hood anthem before the puff daddy came
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I was missing you. Oh, yeah
And they really have 40s they did
40s in the video like what this is for my homies
Yeah, man, so shout out to everybody that keeps showing his love that keep listening and then oh, yeah
Everybody thanks to everybody man. We're episode 12 big 12 man. We appreciate your man
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Yes, and like I always say
Stay out the way don't be in the way like a fucking commercial
And when you leave the crib, you know leave a common sense cuz they make it a common not pass sense
And I how and on that note we out peace
We are family. I got all my sisters with me. We are family. Get up everybody and sing.
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Yo, yo, yo, what up man? It's not from We Out the Mud. I'm here with my bro.
Yo, yo, what up people? This Marty from We Out the Mud. How y'all doing up here?
I'm here with my bro. I'm here with my bro. I'm here with my bro.
I'm here with my 12 episode.
Exactly bro. 12, bro.
12 episode man. Yo, this how spooky it is though. We on the 12 episode right?
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Half of 12 is what?
Half of 12?
6.
6 right?
Right.
My mom been going for 6 months.
Oh.
Crazy.
How you feeling about that bro?
Yeah, it was rough. That's why it was rough. I ain't gonna lie bro.
It's getting a little better but this time you're like damn 6 months, half of a year.
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You ain't hear from me. It's different when you don't hear from me but you know you can pick up a phone, go past a crib.
But when you can't do neither, that shit sucks bro.
Yeah.
So what I get to do is check with my little brother, make sure you're pretty cool.
Pray for my other siblings, no bullshit.
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What else I do man?
Just listen to her message. She was crazy bro.
She's funny as hell.
Listen to him, Jones cracking up. Remember the old conversations man. The good, the bad, the ugly.
You know what I'm saying?
But we on episode 12 man. I hope y'all enjoyed episode 11 for all my underground rap DVDs and on Marty.
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What's up man? How was your week man? What's up bro?
Alright, so my week was crazy bro. So I made it work right?
Right.
I get a call from my wife. I had to power it out in the living room and shit.
Oh no.
Yeah.
It was how to sell too bro.
She said she couldn't get the break of the work.
Right.
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So then I got home and went down there and based me into the John C. I could fix it.
I kept on clicking it back and forth.
Well shit could not come on bro. So from Friday to this Tuesday.
What?
There was no power in living room bro.
Hold on bro.
Yeah.
Y'all went down on the road.
Yeah.
I mean we had here in the house just the living room you had the job.
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No that's crazy because like a month ago, excuse me, they did that to us.
Like half of our power was working like upstairs was on, downstairs was on.
Really?
Yeah. They said some shit could do that shit like they give you is hard.
They give you half power and shit.
Oh shit.
Yeah. Until they fixed the problem and shit.
I ain't knew that shit.
I was too hot man.
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You ain't gonna have me and my kids like when you know what I mean.
Back in slavery.
I was too hot for that job.
We ain't doing that and then y'all got a baby girl in that job.
Yeah.
I don't understand that.
And my wife grandma came over too bro.
Oh no.
Yeah.
That's the wrong time for that shit to go out bro.
It was crazy but we chill.
You know what I'm saying?
We got through it though bro.
That's what's up.
That's what's up.
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It is crazy.
That's what's up man.
I'm glad you know what I'm saying.
Y'all got that shit fixed man.
Exactly bro.
And then again you know celebrating my son birthday.
Oh he had me birthday Chris.
On 28th.
I had my birthday Chris you know what I'm saying?
Right.
What else?
Oh my wife about to go on her trip.
Oh her?
And she going on her trip.
I ain't saying what she going on the motherfucking video.
She going on the trip.
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You know what I mean?
Well cousin is shit.
I understand what you mean.
And then my daughter.
She about to go on her trip.
My daughter.
She about to start school man.
Second semester man.
I'm a caddier man.
How you feeling though?
It's better than the first time.
It's better.
I'ma miss it though.
I'ma miss her.
But it's a little better like cause she.
She ready bro.
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I can see it bro.
Like when I'm scared up bro.
My fucking daughter going to be the one that move out of state bro.
When I'm from the world bro.
That's going to piss me off bro.
And she ain't doing it to like you know how something like that is.
Get away from here.
Get away from here.
Offset date.
Parents and shit.
No that's what she like a traveling person.
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Like she really want to see the world bro.
And I don't want to be that parent.
Or we don't want to be them parents that.
Hold her back and shit.
Yeah because we got hold back.
You know what I mean?
We got held back before.
You know what I mean?
Your mom and your poppin.
I mean they ain't want you to go here.
They ain't want you to do that.
You know what I'm saying?
She's going to be the one I'm telling you.
My daughter going to be the one she keep talking about this fucking Michigan shit.
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She's got to go to Michigan.
I don't know if she got a crush out there.
I don't know if it's enjoyable.
I don't know if Finn live out there.
Got a little crush on the bullfin man.
The rest of the time.
I do my homework with a fuck out Michigan.
Fuck out Michigan.
Yeah man.
She can talk about this fucking Michigan man.
But yeah.
Right in that man my week was alright man.
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You know man we here episode 12.
12.
So we talk about man.
Alright so episode 12 we are the mud.
We'll be talking about end loss.
What I mean by end loss is your relationship with your significant other parents.
Their relationship with your family.
Right.
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The ends and outs beginning and for me the good in the bed.
So that's what you're going to do.
So now since you know you've been together for over 20 years.
Yes sir.
So how was it when you met your wife and your parents and stuff.
Alright so my mom part man this shit.
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My wife you know she kept telling me I want you to know me.
My mom want to meet you and me and she be my mom or whatever.
But me being me I always seen how my homies went at it with their girlfriends.
Families and the female homies I knew went at it with.
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The guy side of the family or the mom.
You know what I'm saying.
Like it was always conflict and be so right from the rip.
I went into it negative.
I don't want to meet your mom and I'm like I'm dating you.
I don't want to meet them.
You know what I'm saying.
I met my mom first time you know she cooked some spaghetti.
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Now that I'm a dog man that spaghetti was dry shit.
I'm there.
Right then I said no.
I didn't really fuck with me like that.
That dry ass spaghetti man.
What the hell.
You know what I'm saying.
I got to keep it a baby single man.
Right.
It wasn't no like pause no like actually meeting it.
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It wasn't sweet.
I'm saying it.
It was just like noodles and sauce.
Noodles and sauce.
I'm saying like that.
I'm like make a first impression if you want me to meet you.
You know what I'm saying.
Yeah for you bro.
Alright so meet a mom or whatever.
If you know me I'm a servant.
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I just sit there and you know watch shit.
When you with your significant other you know y'all talk about each other family.
You talk to her about yours.
She talk to you about hers.
But it don't mean it's all a negative bag.
It's just to give you a heads up to what's who they spent when you come around these
certain people.
Alright so start off.
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It was cool.
Meet a mom down on earth.
I used to call her like Whitney Houston and shit.
It's rough bro because like I said you might not come from where they come from.
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And they don't come from where you come from.
So you might see something they don't want to think is wrong.
They might see something you and your family don't think is that's ratchet.
Right.
But you supposed to come together.
Right.
And be this one family because we're about to get married.
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We're about to have kids.
But for some reason it don't fucking work.
Me I'm being real.
I'm outside looking in.
So when you coming in a family you already getting the eyeballs.
So I'm gonna talk about a motherfucking uncle named Lee Roy.
Right.
So I come to the crib.
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We on Lullo Street.
55th and Lullo right.
It's all this room in the living room bro.
It's when the blue dickies was popping.
Yeah the nitty-nitty do do.
All black chakas.
When Sam talked about tombs, nigga you from Philly we called them chakas right.
My man walked past me bro and stepped on my boo.
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Who?
Her own.
Weird.
Yeah right.
Oh shit.
You know what I mean.
So I'm sitting in my head all night.
I know this motherfucker just stuck in.
Because nobody else seen it.
Right.
So I'm looking around.
I see her mom.
Who?
Yo.
Did you have the sweet black jewels or something?
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No I had the leather jewels.
The one when the firefighters and the cops get where they first get their jobs.
Oh yeah I got that.
Oh yeah.
Yeah.
So I stepped on my boo's.
I mean I don't see nothing.
Looking around like that and nobody seen that.
So I called my girl at the time to the side of your child.
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Like who that?
That's my uncle.
Like yo.
Like you just stepped on my mom's fucking boo's.
She like I don't.
I tell her no.
Don't do nothing.
My mom ain't no.
I got this.
Like I got it.
This must be the introduction.
Yeah.
I caught that motherfucker going to get him stuck.
I don't know who the fuck you think I am bro.
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You step on my motherfucker boo to get this going to be a mother fucking problem.
You hear me?
You know what I'm saying?
Because he had this thing like trying to intimidate motherfuckers bro.
Right.
Now I done came up in North Philadelphia Johnson Home Projects and then I'm not the
toughest motherfucker but I got a heart of a fucking lion.
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I'm not backing down.
And the bigger you are I'ma break you to fuck down my body.
I got like rumble.
Like all this gun shit that shit easy bro.
Yeah.
13 year old kid.
So right then and there in my head I'm like oh this dumb shit.
I was asking was he taller than you?
Yeah.
Yeah.
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Tall.
He like my cousin's nail size.
Tall as shit.
Like a towel.
But turkey.
You know what I mean?
I'm being rude bro because you gotta like be a certain way so your girl at the time
don't be like oh he's just egging around.
We always got hit on the mass but they get to do and say whatever the fuck they want
(11:16):
about our side or the family mom or the pop side.
Yeah.
But when they come in and we gotta watch what we say.
Watch what we say.
And all that will get along with all of them or they say no you don't gotta you don't
gotta get along with them feel how you feel.
So when you say it.
This is some crazy right here.
You know what I'm saying?
Alright so met her cousin.
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His name is G.E.s Garrett.
Other cousin Mike and Kels.
No.
Me and G.E.s was close.
Like close.
It's my big, big, big cousin but I think people use.
I got a lot going on.
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I'm busy.
I'm stressed.
I think they use that as an excuse to why they ain't calling you, checking in on you,
not fucking with you for real.
So I don't mind to get the same energy.
I don't mean I don't love you or her other cousins.
But I don't, like before I would have jumped out the fucking window.
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Not saying they needed me too.
But I gave that though.
This ain't my in-law.
These are my cousins.
You feel me?
But they treated me like in-law.
Okay, I feel you bro.
So let's go back to episode 11.
Did they outgrew it or they just ain't fucked with you?
Like you don't know.
You said some shit you might not never know.
No, that wasn't episode 11.
That was episode 11 with the DVD.
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Oh yeah, episode 10.
I thought 10.
10.
No, that ain't 10.
Who was it?
9.
9?
Oh shit.
See I'm telling you we get too much.
We get too much.
I ain't gonna let you fall, baby.
If they did outgrew me, bro, I ain't gonna let them get to me or feel you.
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You know what I'm saying?
I feel you.
I'm not checking up anyway.
Right.
Like you can tell what the motherfuckers don't fuck with you genuinely, bro.
You feel what I'm saying?
Love them, though.
Like don't get as fucked.
I think that's why it hurt it so much.
I couldn't deal with it.
But I put my motherfuckers, sometimes I put my motherfucking life on the line for these
motherfuckers.
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They might not think of it that way because they really had to come up like I came up.
But my cousin G should know.
He showed me love and all that.
But maybe I'm looking for that big cousin love I ain't did for my side.
So I'm putting pressure on him which he don't deserve.
But damn, cuz I'm not.
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I understand we got life, but come on, bro, before all this, it was us, bro.
You feel me?
People forget that shit.
They only remember like I said yesterday.
They forget about what happened five years ago, ten years ago, what you did for them
and all that.
I don't forget that shit.
And then I had to go to Delaware.
She got a cousin named Lisa.
(14:09):
Let me get to this.
Lisa, you know what I'm saying?
She's a person, big heart.
Y'all a dog, she'll give you a shirt off her back, bro.
She like misses Santa Claus, bro.
You heard her.
What her damn fault is she don't know and she don't like telling people no.
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It's a gift and a curse.
You feel me?
Because she always want to make sure her family is straight and a lot of motherfuckers, you
know, tell you for granted.
So now me being a big person, I lost my mom and shit, so I'm trying to turn over a new
leaf as they call it.
(14:53):
Lisa Wise, I would like to apologize for the message I sent you a couple of weeks ago dealing
with the trip with you and my wife.
You know what I'm saying?
So if you hear this, I apologize.
I will be calling you Tuesday, August 6th for your birthday.
Wish you a happy birthday because like I said, you just caught me at the wrong time.
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You know what I'm saying?
So, apologize, love you, there you go.
See that's a big person, bro.
You know what I mean?
So I had to get that off my chest because she's a good person, bro.
It was just, you know, just going through a lot.
She ain't deserve it though.
Understandable, understandable.
I fuck with certain people on my wife's mom's side but her pop side for some reason fucks
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with them.
And they probably don't know this for a while, fucks with them.
And just because they from the street side and they thorough, it ain't no funny shit with
them.
Ain't no fake shit with them.
It's straight up and down.
And they ain't playing with you.
They don't fuck with you.
You're going to know.
They ain't fuck with you.
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You're going to know.
You know what I'm saying?
But if they fuck with you, bro, she got an uncle club.
Bro, boy like Uncle Slash Dad, bro.
For real, he make sure all the family do like reunions.
He an uncle like you and had back in the day.
(16:25):
But long story long, the N-laws need to know they're placed down.
They need to know they're placed down.
They need to know they're placed down.
They just need to know they're placed down.
And it's up to the make because the N-laws only going to treat you the way they treat
you if the make not having it back.
True.
You know what I mean?
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Yeah.
Nobody on my side playing with my wife.
Not only because they know I'm coming for a throttle, but she's a good person, thorough.
My little bro Jabri love her.
You know what I'm saying?
She's thorough, look out when she can, but serve people from my side ain't fuck with
her for whatever reason.
(17:07):
But I'm not picking her over y'all, which mean nigga, I am picking her over y'all.
The fuck you talking about?
Like you tripping this is my wife, bro.
She came in, she didn't do no disperse, she didn't judge nobody, none of that.
(17:28):
Not the blue y'all don't like her for what?
You know what I mean?
I can't say her family did that.
They didn't do that right away.
You know what you're years and then we, I'm done.
Bro, my sister grew up.
Yeah.
I watched her cousin or cousins grow up.
I'm brilliant in the family.
You was in the family.
You know what I mean?
And I love her mom, bro.
(17:50):
Stephanie Warren, like thorough, ups and down.
We had bro, we had battles, bro.
But when my mom passed, bro, she was right there, bro.
You feel me?
She heard her rest.
We was having movie nights, like every Friday, bro.
She broke her wrist, so it's slowed down.
Call the attitude.
(18:11):
I did, you know what I'm saying?
But you know, again, she did nothing wrong.
So Stephanie Warren, if you're listening, apologize.
You know what I'm saying?
This the time, man.
Like don't hold no grudges, man.
You know what I'm saying?
But the end laws need to know their fucking place, bro.
I'm sorry for ticking up all the time, bro.
But I really want to say some shit from being respectful, man.
(18:33):
Because you motherfuckers crazy.
End laws think they could just say whatever.
Some other laws be out of pocket.
They think they could just come over whatever they want.
If they call the door door, the signpost, the stop, whatever the fuck they doing.
No, you ain't do that for my pop or that old man you was dealing with.
You know what I'm saying?
I said, yo, mom, pop.
(18:54):
I need to, oh man, Sherry going to the restaurant.
Bro, what's up with shit in there?
Bro, I'm sorry, bro.
All right, so me, when I first met my wife's side of the family, I met her mom's side first.
So when I went there, it was her, my wife, her mom, her grandma and great grandma.
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So RIP to Bebe and Mommy.
That's her mommy and great grandma.
They broke the pencil.
But so when I first met them, right, just like you, I come in, I don't, I know I got a big personality.
And I'm goofy and I can like make jokes at the wrong time and stuff like that.
But I'm not going to do that first.
I'm going to sit there and watch and chill and catch the vibe and stuff like that.
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See them on the table and stuff like that.
So when I first met her mom, her grandma, great grandma, they asked me questions and stuff about what I'm doing and stuff like that.
I mean, it was nothing cool to boom.
And then to like, then that's when I started coming over and growing my house a little more.
And that's when I started meeting like me and her cousins and her brother, her little sister and a couple people that are coming on and stuff like that.
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So me, I come in, sitting on her grandma couch.
Me, my wife, there's children, people come in.
Everybody getting do some stuff. I wave, I was, how you doing stuff like that?
I ain't think nothing of it.
But apparently one of her uncles didn't like the fact that I waved and I didn't like get up and shit.
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But that's the thing though. I didn't know that.
Yeah, bro.
Who, who I ain't had nobody to teach me that.
All right, you pulled the stand up.
Yeah, I know that came in that room.
You pulled the stand up, look into his eyes, shit, it's fucking him. Sup. Sup.
I know that now. I know that 36. I didn't know that at 22.
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I didn't know that at 22.
We gonna get to that. Go ahead.
I didn't know that 22.
So, and then like, I guess cause I was quiet and I wasn't outgoing or like, I wasn't like, I didn't like interject myself.
And stuff like that. I guess they thought that I didn't pay me one or something like that.
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Right, right, right.
But for me, like they rub me the wrong way.
All right.
A couple of her aunts. Yeah, a couple of her aunts.
Why?
Rub me the wrong thing.
Like they said, like, how you doing? I'm like, how, how you doing?
Why?
And then like, I don't know.
I don't know. I should have called her name.
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I'm not your cook. Like the way one of her aunts used to talk, bro.
I'm like, who you talking to like that?
That's right.
But I kept my cool and I ain't spaz on it for that. Cause you know, I mean, I made, yeah, I made, you grab my house.
I'm there with your family. I'm not going to spaz on them and be like left out all by myself and shit like that.
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But me, I'd be smart with it. But then like, I just never felt comfortable around my wife, mom, side of the family.
Well, I would tell my son, is to never move with a female, get your old shit and never move with a family.
Right.
Don't.
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Yeah, me too.
Don't do that. You know what I'm saying?
Oh, wait, hold on, hold on.
Oh, just like you said about your wife, that's out of the family. It's a scene for me and my wife, that's out of the family.
Now, call them.
Of course. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But like, like then, but then I went to her uncle on her dad's side.
He had, he like had cookouts every holiday and shit like that. Right.
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I went there and I felt like, I guess today from Philly too.
I don't know about like this fact, fact, right then.
Like, I just like end up being cool with her cousins on her dad's side, cool with her uncle on the dad's side, cool with her dad.
Her dad wasn't even drawing like the mom's that was.
Why don't you do this?
Huh?
Why don't you do this? Well, football season start.
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Don't you have like a little football gathering with all her male cousins or something.
And then y'all sit down and brozo.
Brozo.
Brozo, brozo.
And I got a lot of nerve because I see I gave my all bro, fuck that.
But I don't fuck who don't like it like, you know what I'm saying?
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When it came up like shout out to my aunt, nor shout out to grandma, fleece.
And that's like a grandma, bro.
Like certain people you don't call your in-laws, but he turns to family.
So shout out, nor.
Grandma, fleece, cousin Lisa.
Shout out to recipes over one, over Harry, uh-uh.
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Who else bro?
Oh, cousin Keen Monica.
Like it's a lot of them bro.
Cousin Jason, share Josh and Ryan.
Like they cool bro without fucks with them bro.
Because maybe it was me coming from B-world, a toxic side of the family.
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And then when you see a family that's doing all this love, you think it's fake.
Like get the fuck out of here.
Y'all argue, all right.
Or y'all do barbecues and shit now.
Y'all doping and gawking and all.
They really did that shit and everybody ain't ghetto.
Everybody ain't grand shit.
Everybody ain't gonna fight.
You know what I'm saying?
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They didn't change my in-laws.
I ain't gonna hold you.
This is where the fuck is going through.
They got a rumble in my niggas.
I ain't never had a rumble, none of my in-laws man.
We had a good understanding.
They knew I wasn't gonna put my hands on these folks.
And in the beginning they, I guess they was filling me out like I was filling them up.
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But they ain't no for real for real when it came to us like shots.
I ain't give a fuck.
Bro, I don't care. Mom, Pop, Uncle's cousin.
They one for the month and I trip note.
And the Conor Tauro, Michelle, Butler bro.
I'm gonna slap the shit out of you, can you?
They know that.
All right, so how about, so how about, how...
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Y'all think not to cut you off bro.
This is for Stephanie Ward.
Hey, Mom's here man.
Thank you man.
You know what I'm saying?
From the day in one year we had ups and downs too.
We had battles bro.
But you know like I know, your love is real.
And I got your back like a real mom.
You know what I'm saying?
So what I mean by that, as your son, not in-law, you already know I'm coming about you man.
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So some people have a thing like they, oh he don't know.
We had battles because what you do when you love somebody, I already miss that shit.
I mean you hate them.
You might not like what they say you do.
That don't mean you hate them.
You know what I'm saying?
I guess for me, I guess because I got rubbed the wrong way the first time with my mom's side of the family.
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I did too but I can go on the way.
Yeah I'm not going on the way.
But I'm saying I just like, that's why I, even to this day I still, I go there, talk to people.
But I still like find myself separated from...
You gotta fix it bro.
Because what I rubbed, that's pit your wife in a fucked up situation.
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She don't want to choose between her family and her husband.
You know what I'm saying?
Of course she gonna ride for you and all that.
But it's kind of hard if it's my mom or my grand, whatever.
I don't know, it's never too late bro.
It's like saying it's too late to go back to school.
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Yeah.
But alright, the thing about her male cousins is that my wife's male cousins are on the mom's side.
I barely see them.
I only see the people I see every time.
I'll make it right with them.
And then the ones you do see, they do try to make it right with them.
The ones you see on a regular basis bro.
Try bro, that's all it's try.
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No, no, no, it's really cool.
Just like, I don't know.
I can never feel comfortable around them.
That's all it is.
Sure there's young boys like you.
Like, do you think you don't fit around them or something?
Are they street neighbors or something?
No.
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No.
I'm not even a street nigga.
No.
I guess some people do think these ones in the street, and you not in the street, as soon as they can sit around them and have a conversation.
Everything's gotta be a conversation about street.
You can talk about sports, you can talk about real life shit.
Let me tell you something now.
For me, not to be a street nigga, I'm cool with a lot of street niggas.
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That's how it goes.
Street niggas need that outlet of talking to a sensible real man.
They don't want to always talk to an ignorant dumb motherfucker.
They come to all these niggas and they're gonna say bang bang shoot them up.
Just have them with them.
I need to talk to a nigga that got sense.
I know my man over here got sense.
But I know you keep your street niggas, your street niggas.
Your non street niggas, your non street niggas man.
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You don't intertwine with them.
So, what it was, I guess, when me and my first guy together,
she used to ask me, why don't I grow up my way to fit in with people and stuff like that?
And I'm like, that's not really me.
Oh, don't you know how I said, I'd rather be hated for being me than be loved by someone else?
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I would have said why I fit in when I could be a stand up.
Right, so I started feeling like that once I got around on my wife, like family.
That's why.
Say I'm a motherfucker, I don't give a fuck about what people think.
Yeah, me either. That's why I'm a fucking idiot.
I just allow my fucking dad to really give a fuck about what people think of them.
I can't.
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I don't give a fuck.
Yeah, he had none of the time work day.
I would not give a fuck.
I don't even know you.
And even if I do know you, that's gonna make it better for me not to give a fuck because I really know you.
I don't know, I mean, like this movie right here that's being ran, I love these characters because I know them.
Right.
Bunch of characters. I know these fools.
Yeah.
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You know what I'm saying? So I don't know about in the beginning, why I'm a fucking, why I'm a cousin, why I'm a fucker.
Right.
I ain't dating you.
You're like something.
But for that, some people,
I saw something on Instagram, right?
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When somebody said, some people don't know, like some wives don't know.
Right.
Like once you get married, your husband becomes your immediate family.
Yeah.
And your immediate family becomes your extended family.
And you know what though, I think too, when you get married young, you all learn that though.
Yeah.
Because you're young, bro. That's shit.
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Yeah, of course. It comes to terms with that.
Especially if they're used to a certain program that would just say, them and their mom living together.
And this person come along, got his own shit.
Y'all man. So they getting married at that too.
That sounds familiar.
Yeah.
Y'all know.
But like I said, I wasn't going away.
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Oh, I got you bro.
Hold on, hold on, hold on.
Shout out.
Okay.
So I'm going to go to, who was, her aunt Dana.
I'm trying to name all folks because it was a rough start, bro.
Yeah.
That's shit.
Bro, I ain't fucking with none of them.
I was fucking with all the like her aunt's boyfriends and her cousin and dudes and shit.
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Because they was outside of the world.
They was like me.
Like bro, they ain't married any yet, nigga.
So you like me, nigga.
And they giving me the rundown.
But with me, I need to find out myself just because you saying this person treated you this way.
Or you don't like this person.
Right.
Don't mean they going to treat me the same way or not like me.
All right.
So, all right.
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I had to say earlier something.
There's people on my wife, mom's, that really do fuck with though.
All right.
Like her little sister.
That's my little sister.
I would call her my sister a lot.
All right.
Yeah.
That's my sister.
That's my sister.
You should have fucked up.
Yeah.
Clearing up.
I could have told her that.
You lucky because my little sister, a mirror, bro.
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Bro.
Yo.
Yo.
Yo.
Yo.
Yo.
Yo.
That girl used to dog.
But right now, bro, I love her, bro.
That's my dog.
Like she matured to be a thorough, thorough, thorough young lady, man.
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So.
That's my little sister, a mirror, man.
Like thorough, man.
We had a rough patch, but I don't know if she knows.
So maybe she here at mirror.
I'm proud of you.
I love you.
And I wouldn't want another or ask for another sister in law, for real.
Right.
If you pit me through the motherfucking wrangler, yeah?
And I appreciate all the memories and shit.
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And we're going to make more memories, man.
Right.
So keep knowing your thing, man.
All right.
So, all right.
So we're going to move on.
How was it when you and your wife moved in together?
It was fun.
No, how, or how was it like leading up to it?
It was fun, bro.
It was fun, bro.
It was funny shit, bro.
Right.
It was fun, bro.
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Like it was funny shit, bro.
And then, you know, you had your kids and then it gets sick.
Like it gets serious for the lady before it really gets serious for the man.
And then you have to shut up because it's a lot of fucking listening right now.
I'm talking about my child.
He may be two men shut the fuck up, bro.
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You're lying.
Like you're lying.
Y'all be trying to sound so fucking thorough for social media.
Shut up because of all y'all was good dads.
Why is it so many fucking bastard chowds out here?
Bastard chowds.
Fuck out, bro.
I'm saying I'm talking to the real dads, bro.
It takes the mom, the mom getting mature quicker than a pop dude.
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The pop still celebrate having fun, going to work if you're going to work, if you're
not going to work, running street, and then you think you make boring.
No, she really handling business.
She making sure that roof's still over the head.
Making sure you don't fuck a ball to check money or the money you got coming in.
You know what I'm saying?
Right.
So it was fun.
And then I had the line like, oh bro, you gotta get on a board.
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Right?
It's saying a game.
You can't, because the line motherfucker ain't going to say, you get your credit, you might
fall in the hard time that you moved with your in-laws.
That's the fucking worst.
The fucking worst.
I would never do it another, nah, no, bro.
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Because that's how I think it should be.
When the pandemic happened, I told people it's going to go back to when all the family
lived together.
It's cheaper.
Right.
Look at no disrespect.
I ain't trying to be racist.
And you know when people say that they be racist, they be racist.
I'm not racist, bro.
Just look at the weekends.
But they start off like that, though.
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That's what I'm saying, bro.
So imagine all them checks coming in that credit.
Yeah.
But that's how a lot of other families.
So imagine the blacks did it.
Bro, they should have been loved, but no, they want to argue over who ate the last steak.
You know what I'm saying?
If this person do lose a job, you don't make them or make her feel like shit.
You pick up the weight.
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Not only in work, bro.
Pick up your time.
You still got a roof over your head.
Keep looking for a gig.
We got you.
Yeah.
You make them.
Come on, man.
Like eight to 15 Mexicans in one credit.
Yeah.
I guess, well, we get off topic real quick.
I guess the only reason why we like that.
Because you can trace back the way that black people act.
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Always go back to slavery time, bro.
Yeah.
So.
Well, I do all my own laws of apology.
Not all of them.
Not all of them.
Not all of them.
Not all of them, my fucking.
Not all of them, but to her mom, her sister, some other cousins.
Because, I mean, like I apologize, man, but I had to let y'all know I wasn't a no sucker.
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Sweet.
And I ain't come in leeching me.
I have my own shit.
You know what I'm saying?
Yeah.
I mean, I'm independent.
I ain't dependent.
You know what I'm saying?
You're true.
I could.
I see my dad wrong.
Because like when I got invited to go to church with them stuff like that.
I ain't doing that.
I ain't doing that.
I ain't doing that.
I ain't doing that.
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I ain't.
I don't got a.
All right, y'all.
No disrespect to none of my religion people.
Good.
I wish the church on people bro.
I mean, they like just like you knew you was ready to go to the guy house just because
the people don't go to his house.
Don't mean they don't love God.
Y'all think cause y'all going to that house, y'all going to get a different blessing on
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the blessing.
Gonna come faster.
Sometime the blessing come faster to the people who need to step foot in that credit.
Yeah.
You get what I'm saying?
My belief is I'm not going in this man house and I'm still doing sinful things man.
That's just my belief.
But I don't mean I don't pray to him every morning, afternoon, night.
I still pray for all my friends, family, all that.
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Yeah.
You know what I mean?
Stop trying to push the religion that go for Christians, Catholics, Jews, Muslims.
Stop trying to push the religion on other people cause it's working for you.
Yeah.
You know what I'm saying?
Yeah, but I think that's what it was.
Like I said, I don't, I want to feel comfortable.
I didn't feel comfortable.
So that's why I didn't do it.
And that was a big little thing between me and my wife.
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We had in the beginning of racism.
Right.
Cause I didn't want to go to church and she wanted to go to church.
I'm like, you can go.
That makes you feel good.
I'm not going to stop you.
What's that first while they, why about stop you from going?
They're like, I just ain't feel comfortable doing it.
That's what I'm saying.
I wish being my wife in her mom's went on more trips.
You know what I'm saying?
More pictures and that, but you know, sometimes shit happens.
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Yeah.
And if you've never been married, you can't talk on marriage.
Marriage is not like a regular relationship.
Some of these laws need to know that.
It's definitely not.
It's not like a regular relationship, dog.
Cause boy, get the fuck you and leave.
Boy, get the argument with you and roll.
Right.
You know what I'm saying?
Can't do that when you married.
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I'm saying the shit is different man.
Hey, my niggas, my niggas, listen, stop acting like bitches, man.
Stop acting like bitches, man.
All right.
Listen, we are 2024.
Right.
Grab, uh, listen, grab your big boy pants, put these drawings on, man, because the lady's
not waiting for us, man.
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You know what I'm saying?
They not waiting.
They keep going.
Have your beef with them.
Talk about the end loss.
Right.
They're gonna try to squash it, man.
You getting older.
They getting older.
You want the kids to know the kids, man.
You don't want them coming up and they might be beefing with their cousin.
You know what I'm saying?
I gotta be thinking about something, bro.
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So then, like around the time where I started to get comfortable, then we had parties for
my kids and stuff, right?
Right.
So like my wife, mom's side of him, only know to quiet me.
Okay.
So my brothers and stuff, my family, that's when the normal become awesome.
Yeah.
I'm comfortable with them laughing and big and stuff.
So one of her answers was like, oh, so Lassie, Marty, Nell, Nell, it's like he ghettoes.
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So now he's paying me around.
So like, so basically it's like, she said basically it's like a street thing.
Like, oh, you tough now because your homies with you.
Yeah.
Like yesterday when you had to go to the store, you was quiet as shit.
You ran in, ran out.
Oh, your cousins with you and your homies.
Yeah, that's how I was.
No, I just don't bang with you like that.
So there was, but we caught, I can say that we caught now though.
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Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
I'm telling myself in the beginning, now we call now I'm cool with her mom's side and
her dad's side at the same time.
But like, I still feel more comfortable with her dad's side.
I guess because it's a silly thing.
I don't know.
Okay.
I'm comfortable with them.
Oh, I actually about moving in with your life.
So for me, yeah.
Oh, you wouldn't.
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Right.
Right.
All I'm gonna say is, you know your place, man.
And you can tell how it was with your and largely I moved into.
That shit was ass.
I'm old and I should.
It was because people just felt like they were entitled to shit.
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You know what I'm saying?
When I keep it all the way with being, my wife was older than that shit now.
I'm just being honest, man.
Cooking, cleaning, helping with homework with my son, my sister.
You know what I'm saying?
So people forget that.
I don't forget nothing.
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People wanted the royalty treatment but wasn't acting like a queen.
You know what I'm saying?
Yeah.
So I'm, you know what I mean?
Then when you speak the truth, they get defensive and upset.
That's not how I'm gonna say it.
I'm just being real, man.
Like I would never do it again, man.
I would never move in with an old, no, bro.
I go in the shelter.
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Go in the shelter.
For real, bro.
I ain't doing it, bro.
Because even if the man working, bro, it's just two females cannot live in the same fucking crib.
Hold it together?
We can't, like it was all, like, bro, it was like me, my wife, my son, my mom, my sister, and my daughter.
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We stayed like a year or two, got out of there and moved up on a Ceaser Street.
They moved from Ceaser Street.
You know what I'm saying?
We had them, you know what I'm saying?
So yeah, it's like, I could never do that again, bro.
No disrespect, nobody but fuck no, can't.
I can't speak in it.
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Me and my wife, it was just us and our kids.
I never lived with her mom.
Yeah, bro, that shit, though.
They talk that family shit and then also we just feel entitled, bro.
But my thing is, before we jump into the title thing, right, let me see.
So when me and my wife are moving together, right?
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I might not be memories correctly, but when I remember it, I think,
my wife told me that her mom helped her get her half of the rent,
helped her get the security deposit and all that stuff.
And me, I was working in McDonald's at the time, so I saved up,
they built up my bread so I can get the security deposit and my half of the rent.
(42:35):
So with that, maybe that's the reason why,
maybe that's if certain, I'm not saying this is the reason for me,
but if, say, your mom helped you get your first place,
which we give you, which is a significant other, right?
Right.
I think that make them think that they get the right to say what goes on,
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because I paid for it, so I get the right to say what goes on.
But it shouldn't, though. That's what I'm saying.
But you're helping your child.
Like, if my daughter came to me on my, and with my then, my friend,
thinking about moving or whatever.
To Michigan?
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Stop playing.
Stop fucking playing, bro.
Not right now.
Not right now.
That bull playing.
She came and we gave her a couple dollars and shit.
I'm not coming around the house and I got on it just because we gave our daughter money to help them move.
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Right.
You know what I'm saying? Even if he do know, he ain't gonna feel like,
damn, your dad, he's gonna be come over, he just going to the refrigerator.
We told him no shoes in the crate, working around with his terms and shit,
dirtying up my car, he just, oh no, it's not that.
I will never do that. You know what I'm saying?
That's not my situation. I'm not gonna say that. That's not me.
But like, I heard stories from some people say that, bro, like, every time her mom come over,
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she just like, like, shoot me, I don't get it.
You gotta have the mom ever been married.
I don't know. I ain't no exact question, bro.
I know exact question to the person that I said before.
I don't put it in the other way.
Parents can be jealous of the kids, ain't they?
Yeah. So, not this parent.
Not only has she ever been married,
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she ever had a long term relationship.
Mmm.
You know what I mean? Somebody that's, see, mom fuckers,
I'm not gonna get anything. The green grass is, damn, the grass greener.
I'm sorry. The grass greener, and it's not.
It's fucking astroturf, man.
It's the same as grass.
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So work on your own garden, work on your own yard, cut that shit, get some weed till it's,
get all the weeds out your fucking yard,
which mean them in-laws that don't fuck with you.
Cut them off.
Cut them the fuck off, because it's making your crib miserable.
You know what I'm saying? Because I was told recently that I look for the negative and everything.
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I do, man, because I'm from every man.
If it's too good, I don't believe it. I don't believe it, man.
Yeah. You come from, come from where sustained happiness don't last long.
Yeah, man. So, I apologize for, you know, the people who really genuinely love and fuck with me,
and I give you that.
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I mean, I've seen too many people get backstabbed and dead dirty, man.
Yeah.
That's the top, man, in-laws, man, but we gotta do a random call, man.
We gotta do a random call?
Yeah, man. We call it, man.
All right, I got you bro. Hold it real quick.
Yo, what up? So now we on the segment, random calls, man.
We about to call my guy, you know what I mean, Marty, nephew, man.
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My nephew's salon.
Salon, you know what I mean? Hopefully, he pick up.
Exactly.
Let's see.
Hello?
Yo, what up? What up, Salon? It's Naufan. We out the mud, man.
What's up, man? How you doing?
We good, man. You here with your uncle? We over here.
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What up, Blimey?
Oh, shit. I can't hear you. You're like, you're going in and out.
Oh, can you hear me now?
Yeah, I hear you, man. That's better.
All right, back, back, back, so wrong. You know, we on the topic called in-laws.
You feel me?
Yeah.
Hello?
Yeah, I hear you.
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All right, so we going to topic called in-laws, right?
Uh-huh.
So we need your input, like, you know what I mean?
How do you feel about being an in-law?
How was it when you met your in-laws? Like, talk to us, man.
All right, so, um, seeing that I ain't married, I don't have, like, real in-laws,
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but I've been with my girlfriend currently for, like, 10 years, all of the time.
Nigga, you married.
Yeah.
Close enough. But the in-law shit, it's weird.
It's real weird, because somehow, because she's got siblings, brothers, sisters,
and somehow there was tension and went and developed when I don't got no issue with these motherfuckers.
(47:36):
Right.
Tension went and developed, from my side as well.
Shit did get bad on my side, too.
Like, borderline sibling, one, girl from one of the fight siblings.
And I got a sister, so.
Yeah.
It gets a little weird.
Right.
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It gets pretty weird, especially when the fight, you don't get that chance to speak to the in-laws themselves
and, like, clear up any air, or when it's just like, oh, well, this person don't speak to us.
It's like, you don't know me yet, so you can't have no real idea about me, because you don't fucking know me.
(48:18):
You don't see me, we'll speak little words, but sometimes people just, like, oh, you dating my daughter,
you dating my son, I don't like you.
It's like, you don't know me.
You just know that we together, and we kiss from time to time.
You don't know what the fuck we do.
Yo, real talk, though.
Real talk.
Real talk.
So, Salam, can you hear me?
Yeah, I can hear you.
(48:40):
Alright, so how is your relationship now with your girl, parents, and stuff?
So, me and our mom, we got a really good relationship.
Like, when her mom passed, I called her, checked on her, bought her some flowers, like, mother's day coming around.
I gave her some flowers, her birthday coming around.
(49:01):
A plant.
Because I know she's, I know she's got a great, um, so, like, you know, I get her shit, and I know that she likes it.
And enjoys, um, we get to eat.
Like, me and our mom has a really good relationship now.
But me and her siblings, beyond this, I don't really care for them.
(49:22):
That's what I said.
Fuck them.
I said the same shit.
Fuck them.
Bro, shit, it's like, how wrong, that's like, how wrong do you really care for them?
Like, I'm like, I be sent, like I told your uncle Marty, is you mad at me, or you mad at
I'm fucking your, your niece or your cousin?
Pretty much.
What the fuck is going on?
What is going on?
(49:43):
Fuck me or you know me, so what you mad at me for?
Yeah.
I guess.
It's like, it started like, I hit my hands on it, didn't put my hands on me.
You might argue, but, at the end of the day, that argument, nobody can call bitches in this argument.
Nobody can disrespect it, so which I'll complain about.
Man, where are you going?
(50:04):
I guess, I guess they want you like to kiss their ass or something like that, or worship the ground, they walk on.
Like, just mind these.
And the words of the damn makes me suck my dick.
Wow.
Okay.
Okay.
So what?
Oh, right.
Listen, he's speaking this truth.
Yes, he's speaking my own.
This is truth, bro.
Like, we keeping it real, though we out the mud, man.
Yes, let me, and this is in a little disclaimer.
(50:28):
This is how we feel about certain situations.
Yeah, yeah, don't, don't beat y'all.
Don't hit me up.
Don't call my phone or no goofy shit.
I'm telling you y'all know how I am.
Right.
Same shit I'm saying now.
I said to you.
That's really what it is.
Yeah.
Like, that's really what it is.
Right.
I can say, at one point, me and her brother, it got, it got bad because of what he said,
(50:59):
she said, and it wasn't what I was saying or nor was it what he was saying.
There was a lot of miscommunication and not that some things almost escalated, but it
could have gone that way.
If me and her man realized that we need to talk.
That's what I'm glad y'all sat down and talked like men.
(51:21):
Yeah.
Yeah, like definitely spoke and just really like just clear the air and speak about what's
happening, what he knows, what I know, and what the miscommunication is.
And you know, it went really well.
That's it.
That's it.
Kicking the siblings ass shit.
That shit is dead, bro.
I got three siblings and I ain't kissing no ass myself.
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That's what I'm saying because when I came in, you know what I'm saying?
I came in.
I came in your daughter or your Lisa cousin came in.
I was instilling with my mom and shit.
No, I had my own shit.
I came in like a man.
You feel me?
Fuck you mad at me for it because you're still in your mom crib, nigga.
Oh God.
For me, it's like they met me when I was in like 12th grade and it's like, bro, I'm
(52:08):
in a cat store, I'm like a graduate.
I ain't never had nothing.
I know when I got to the community, I don't want the community, got my associates.
I still never been arrested.
None of that shit.
Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
We just want to see that and you keep talking.
You said what you never what?
I want the community and got my associates.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
(52:29):
No, no, go to you've never been.
What?
Oh, Boy, I've never been arrested.
No, nothing.
Nigga still hate it.
And it's just like, oh, I should be doing something different.
It's like bro.
How old are you?
I don't know.
Yo.
All right.
Listen, I'm going to tell you congratulations.
We don't know what the fuck you're doing, bro.
(52:52):
Just keep doing whatever you do.
Bro.
Keep doing it.
Keep on it.
Shitting the street sitting what it is. That's just a fucking lie
(53:15):
Yo, I want to do a episode with you on my son man. He just turned 28 he never been arrested never smoked drink nothing
Yeah, I ain't you 29
You cool because you never been in the system, bro
Come on, bro, that's like a bad
(53:46):
Oh, oh salon
Before you go, I gotta tell you something
Oh, let's go Nainers
Right
(54:23):
But that shit happening over here. I'm gonna be a manless man in the package for the year over now see
You got point you got point yeah, but no some I'm thankful picking up man on this random call on
(54:45):
In-laws man, we appreciate you good brother. Thank you. I appreciate y'all keep doing the thing
Any I'm saying y'all gonna keep y'all in the team to get blessed out here
Man we out the mud we on the car with Salinas boy never been arrested man
I'll better show love to these young guys. They ain't never been in the system
(55:09):
It ain't doing no dumb shit cuz they could be running up in your crib. Yeah, real shit
They could be picking up all black and robbing your asses man
Yeah, that's too easy. Yeah, so salute the salon man. Thanks for picking up little bro
Of course y'all be safe man. Enjoy the evening. All right. We out the mud
(55:31):
So yeah, man, that was Salon man shot the salon Marty nephew man
You know saying random calls man. So yeah ever so 13 it could be you all right listen for the rain calls like me
If we call and you didn't pick up we're never calling again
(55:58):
Fuck your chance
Yeah, you fight though. I wanted some more
About some nut shit. No never call you again. Not on the podcast at least
Are you all right? Not did you see anything crazy this week? Yeah, I seen some fucking crazy
But so was this thing on the news about a West Philly massacre shooting John, right? Mm-hmm
(56:23):
That's why I hate these blogs, right? So it was a situation
that happened in West Philly is shooting whatever
This fucking blog I ain't gonna say his fucking name
But these blogging need to do they homework before they pitch it out. That's all I'm gonna say
All right, I'm tired of seeing this shit just to get a fucking view just to get a click
(56:44):
Bro, do your fucking home or come out to crib and if you doing this type of blogging shit
Go to where they having the fucking crime at bro
Find out who the fuck the people involved or find out what the fuck is really going on
It's not trying to be the first month fucking the post shit and you post in the wrong shit
(57:05):
Well, you know now these people won't be first not right. Oh, man. Fuck that man
I'd rather be last but be right and my information is correct
But you opening up wounds with people family dog, you know what the fuck you turn my ain't gonna bring it up because if you know
You know, I don't gotta say nothing, but do your fucking home where that's for all these fucking blogs
(57:26):
That's trying to go out there and be a fucking news reporter. That's what we got channel 64 3 10
You know saying 29
Let them do they fucking jobs y'all not fucking cops, bro
You know I'm saying let them do they job y'all need to know the fuck y'all be talking about half of the time
(57:46):
Oh, so somebody put the wrong information
Wrong shit and all that man. I hate the fucking
I got you but I do what I do and stay out the way
Niggas weird. That's what I seen the motherfucking blog is picking up wrong shit. Oh, it's not easy to make a sub me segue from that
But fuck it you actually limits, bro
(58:16):
Yo
Fucking crap in the world, but nobody's saying how this thing is dirty not 39
And put the whole world on the shoulders. That's why you keep doing that show
He getting that monkey off his back man. He got the spirit of Kobe and he like my little brother breeze a break
(58:38):
He got the experience of Kobe and bro
Yeah, all that in apparently KD is the best six man off the bench
I remember you called me saying that
No, he missed a shot
Miss one I think miss one KD always been like this since Texas yeah, but it's like once he went
(59:01):
the gold estate
Turn it like it fucked his name up. It's shuttling, but it did yeah, man
You went to a squad that was fucking y'all up and he joined in the Westbrook for but he did it for him and his family like
I'm gonna say you can't beat him
My dad ring. Yeah me so
(59:21):
Yes, I see all right my question is for sure. All right. I was watching the highlights yesterday. How the hell is Rudy go bird
The defensive player the year and he got dunked on by a nigga from Brazil
Yes, I'm really actually there bro. He won defensive player the year and he got dunked on my son from Brazil
(59:46):
People all here to say they own curse
I ain't no son of a shot nigga. He ain't a Patrick you ain't I came a larger one
Hey, no NB. No Joker. Ain't no morning. You say I keep going down these centers
(01:00:09):
Great centers. They got a bomb man. I want him here to leave can't be a bum. I mean bomb. I really good parents
That's funny or what else
All right, so I was watching the swimming to join the four hundred meter jump
Yeah, so my question you is an Olympic sport. What you think is harder swimming 400 meters or running for 400 meters
(01:00:33):
I'm gonna say swimming to me swimming that water
Like that water, yeah, I mean running real but that water bro like that shit heavy if it means that shit
You see the Olympic size pools
(01:00:58):
Fuck that
I mean, I think it's one of them. Yeah, man. All right. All right, so oh we back now better the bars bro
Yeah, and I said fucking beans had the best verse and what we do which one I say free and
Can we talk?
(01:01:20):
Are you right so I'm five just can we talk is not a soft song
Hey, what they gonna do it is not a subject of not a creepy song is a song about a song by him building up his courage the top
Did y'all you're right?
Man, I thought I thought I tell the camera. That's you play boy
But alright, so before you get a job. Yeah better the bars bro. What's up? Alright, so now I
(01:01:42):
Got you. It's not people in same songs, but it's to elite MC's
People might got people might got both these gentlemen's in the top 10 at least top 20. Okay
All right, so the first one is I got beans verse from put your hands up
Okay, you know Mac, you know how Mac come to when the club tip. Yeah
Against ghost face killer verse and special delivery remix
(01:02:07):
I'm gonna be you know what beans
That's all I am. I'm gonna be bro. I know this back. Oh, gee
Yeah, sorry ghost. Are you gonna be into the city? You're gonna be?
Sorry, I want this I want to get suckled punch like they did my man Joe buttons was keeping it real no Joe says
(01:02:33):
I'm picking beans now other people might pick ghost right but really listen to the lyrics
Yes, I'm going with my man. They see why are these are you guys?
I do got RV John. I like I like I like ghost face job
I do like beans John better some go be still first. Okay, but R&B John I got broke a haul
(01:02:55):
This is crazy. Hey gotta be like the side chicken
so
It's got remember guy
Remember no guys to the rally Aaron. Oh, no, they got a song. Oh, let's chill. No, not less. I'm saying
Let's you but it's on the same moment. Let's you okay. It's called peace of my love, you know, you get have a piece of my
(01:03:19):
Are you really gonna hate this one? Yeah, what you once you find out that this song they talk about the side girl
I ain't like I'm like I'm like I'm like this guy like this on but this you know
That bitch say let's fuck. Yeah
(01:03:40):
Art so people the beginning of song, you know said I do love you you have peace my love and then beginning like
And of course before the song start so Aaron the bull said dumb bitch
He said dumb bitch
So then in being this on you said baby you can't have all of me because I'm not totally free I
(01:04:02):
Want to make this last forever
I'm like, we think about it like
You talk about your girl
So so you so are you
So you're saying this song is about the side chip. Yeah, the side chip now
What if he said he ain't free because he uh, he's entertaining. He says a few things in my past that cannot be explained
(01:04:29):
Let's show all right
I'm a piece of my love piece of art before you are free when he said before the course start he said please hush
No questions
Lay back relax
These are our do love you take all these shoes that you're pretty head down
(01:04:50):
I'm actually your baby
Because he said you can have a piece of my love
Is waiting for you
We did work bro, if I listen to this bro, it's about the side girl
(01:05:10):
Hey, yo, let's let us know it's about a side job if this guy song piece of my love is a side piece
With no biscuit. It's a side bitch anthem. Oh
(01:05:32):
Because of tally Rodney with the robot
Know what they we know I don't like about God
I don't like the extra effects that he put on Aaron Hall voice. They sound like equity
Like how many just how make his voice sound bigger than what it really is
I'm so y'all heard my bro Marty music man
(01:05:52):
Like he said man who had the best bars man goes face or especially delivery remix remix or beanie seagull
Put your hands up pitch your hands up. Yeah, me and then you know gotta go listen to God piece of my love
Yes, he said it's for
So I'm listening to it. Let's y'all know episode 13. I'm saying so
(01:06:18):
That was I guess what that's episode
Right before we do we though recipe to my mom
Hey, breathe man can't wait to get that tattoo. That's a banging ass tattoo, but we get into man
You know I'm saying is that anchor. You know I'm saying like they throw off the boats and the ships and shit
(01:06:41):
Right, he went hands like the anchor grabbing
I got you. Oh, I said, I'm saying pull each up. Yeah, I mean so age of breathe man. Listen man
Proud of you little bro. I love you dog. We gonna get through it. Yo, you had a crazy job song with this a lot though
Was remember a
Gangsta lean. Oh, yeah, I was listening a lot. Yeah, that was the that was the hood anthem before the puff daddy came
(01:07:07):
I was missing you. Oh, yeah
And they really have 40s they did
40s in the video like what this is for my homies
Yeah, man, so shout out to everybody that keeps showing his love that keep listening and then oh, yeah
Everybody thanks to everybody man. We're episode 12 big 12 man. We appreciate your man
(01:07:33):
Yes, and like I always say
Stay out the way don't be in the way like a fucking commercial
And when you leave the crib, you know leave a common sense cuz they make it a common not pass sense
And I how and on that note we out peace
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