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March 18, 2025 • 62 mins

Lil Donald pulls up to Big Facts to break down his new alter ego, the struggles of navigating the music industry, and the lessons he’s learned from street life. He keeps it real about past betrayals, including feeling let down by Future and the challenges of staying true to himself in an industry full of gatekeeping.

From label politics to why he believes real rap is missing from the game, Lil Donald doesn’t hold back. Tap in for another Big Facts exclusive!

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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I be on Okay, So let me ask bring you
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Speaker 2 (00:14):
From the Culture Lab in the atil. It's time for
that big facts, Big Bank.

Speaker 3 (00:17):
What up, Baby Jay?

Speaker 1 (00:19):
What up?

Speaker 2 (00:19):
DJ scream? I'm here, welcome in today, Little Donald ak now, Man,
we don't know Little Donald for decades. Man, what's the
SOS business about? That's what we got to start this conversation.

Speaker 1 (00:32):
Oh man, look, Donald is a pretty nice guy. You know,
you love the women, You care about everybody, so they
don't give them Okay. Yeah, It's like, you know, I
was raised in the streets, bro, I grew up in
the streets. I grew up in Atlanta, like Herding Holmes.
You know, I didn't move around the city. I've been
in the city. You feel what I'm saying all my life.

(00:54):
You know, it's another side of me that I kind
of like here. You feel what I'm saying. Yeah, But
one of the ojeez was like telling me, like, hey, Bro,
you don't these folks don't even know who you is
for real, Like they think you do better? Guy? You
feel what I'm saying, which is that's a that's a
part of me because they're canceled. But you know, but

(01:14):
it's a whole different story. So that with this project
and its alter egos.

Speaker 2 (01:19):
So just keeping it real. Now, if let's say, like okay,
like Uncle Luke at the women. You know, certain artists
they got the women. Do you feel like you might
sacrifice some of the women coming up with this alter
ego that you might scare them away?

Speaker 1 (01:32):
Nah? Because good music is good music. I know, Pretty
Girl their ride to That's you feel what I'm saying.
So they women, if they with you, they with you.
Youel what I'm saying. They don't switch up on you.
You feel me like women like right now, this album
going crazy and it's still seventy five percent women. You
feel what I'm saying. So it's like I don't. I

(01:54):
don't think it's gonna you know, and I just let
they oversaturated the making music for women. Think once I
drop Do Better, everybody wanted to make female us. You know,
once Do Better took off. Now you see everybody on
that female way, everybody dropping female mixtape Female. So it's
like all right now the street music. So I don't
think it's no good street music got for real like that.

(02:16):
So it was like, all right, let me show you boy,
they can't rap for real.

Speaker 3 (02:20):
You said they can't wrap for.

Speaker 1 (02:24):
Real, keeping it real, But it ain't really no good
rap music. Your Your music always really had like life
struggles in it, right, so what you think so say
struggles all same ship struggles. But you know, like showing
that I, you know, was in the streets for real.
You feel what I'm saying, like even if you just

(02:46):
if I just be for real, like I ain't doing
this no more, So it don't really matter if I said,
but like all do better money came on street money?
You like, I made that money in the streets. You
feel what I'm saying, huddling it, irving and doing what
I did. You feel me? But I never cared for
nobody to know it. I was always a smart nigga, Like,
but if I'm around with a nine, I ain't nobody

(03:09):
being in and call me off of I'm not Finnah,
smoke no weed off, have both of my hands on
street wheels. I feel his seat betal Like I always
moved strategic and smart so that I wouldn't get in trouble,
like I stayed out of trouble, and now my partner
was getting locked up. I was like, boy, when I
get twenty one, my shit legal, So if I shoot somebody,
it's in my name. Nigga poll found me in my

(03:31):
driveway by I add that bitch out and I called
them for like, yeah, man, I ad a bitch out,
y'all come on out here. They come out here, get
my gun. Hey man, getting my gun back, and gone
back their business. But I did that because I knew, like,
hey boy, you're gonna have to protect yourself. So if
I got to protect myself and I'm a criminal or

(03:52):
I'm already always locked up, then what I'm being jail
like the rest of evening. Yeah, you're saying basically, if
the narrative already drawn in, they gonna get the gun.
They gonna take you down to the station. Exactly. If
you then already got a record, ain't now you got
a legal gun. If you add a nigga, it ain't
no out to that. You feel what I'm saying. But
you heard the gun shot, neighbor, f the color pop,

(04:14):
somebody feel the pull up. It's some type of investigation
A gonna I don't gotta do that. Hello, sir, Yeah,
I just shot everything got here come out. Yeah, they come,
they run my gun. They gonna give my gun back.
That what I say. I'm sc y'all. Let you better be.
I'm terrified here. Yeah, my life because every time they

(04:36):
had me, I feel my life was in ding.

Speaker 2 (04:38):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (04:39):
See it was always me. I'm streeked schmark. Like you
feel what I'm saying. I didn't did everything that nigga
did and got away with it. They go to jail,
they make it cool and hey, Boma down the road.
Nigga go down the road like they got a nigga. Wait,
no more up you neig got a way out? Way,
ain't got a way out from that now let's go Jack.

Speaker 4 (05:03):
So speaking the ways out, I.

Speaker 1 (05:09):
Ain't never no way out my pat I ain't never
no no, ain't no page no.

Speaker 5 (05:18):
I was just playing, but not just going back to
what Scream was saying about, like kind of switching it
up and possibly deterring your based crowd or your target demographic.
How has the how has the response been.

Speaker 1 (05:37):
Like from the women as far as the new project
that's concerned. Yeah, they support, they don't playing the music.
They posting it, they ride to it. They do everything.
Like like I said, the women, bro, like I'm gonna
keep it real bro, Like women really like with you,
Like that's why like Courtney, who do all my you know,
everything for me? Like women, Bro, well you got a

(05:59):
strong woman on your team. Man, it's just different. You
get what I'm saying when you see see putting this
ship together, like while women just go above and beyond.
So it's like I got no women. They locked in
with me. And then it's like, how I'm gonna do it?
It's SoSE gonna give Little Dona. So it's a video
I dropped. Well, well, SoSE tired little Dona up. You

(06:19):
feel what I'm saying kind of like how yeah, so
boom he tied a little Donald up? So what Sosei
gonna do? He gonna let little Dona get a microphone
in the studio and drop a song here and there.
You feel what I'm saying? Right yeah, but right now
running and ship because nigga play too much and I
don't be really playing with it. And it's like niggas

(06:39):
be niggas like took that do better ship to They
took it to their head. You know what I'm saying,
why why wouldn't you just drain that lane? You feel
like I did, though you gotta think about it. Do better?
Six years old?

Speaker 4 (06:51):
Do you feel like you got everything out of it
that you can?

Speaker 1 (06:53):
Nah, I'm I'm gonna still give it more, Like you
feel what I'm saying. But it's like sometimes you gotta
get shit a break and let it read. You feel
me like if I date somebody, I tell them like
like I love you, I want to be around, but
I need some space too. You feel what I'm saying.
What's the name of the other song you had? Put it? Yeah?
Put out like a couple of songs like that. What's
the other one when you had the hotline on the

(07:16):
end of the song? What's the name of the song? Not?
Do better?

Speaker 3 (07:19):
The other one the one about the domestic.

Speaker 1 (07:24):
Huh say rule rule work? Oh yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah yeah. So that I made that song for my daughter.
You feel what I'm saying. That was like a song
that I made like pertaining to like the rules I
want my daughter to follow. You feel me? Because when
you got little girls and ship, that ship changed the
whole perspective on life. Facts like it makes me don't
even like, but I be careful how I date and

(07:46):
who like everything, because it's like, but I don't even
want to do a woman wrong. And then my daughter
get what the fuck calm comes on? Yeah, I believe
in that calm and ship. You feel what I'm saying.
They just locked the person up for the rough ride
to pay, that going around on the real and it's
a nigga. What's what run? It's like like.

Speaker 5 (08:09):
Like Atlanta World Star gossip page, but they be putting
out everything.

Speaker 4 (08:14):
Yeah, like just all the all the tea on like
all the they lock.

Speaker 1 (08:18):
Him up for. He was in the how arguing with
a woman or something. She record him like, yeah, he
got that rough ride to pay? And I said, oh,
this is the nigga who is Nobody don't know.

Speaker 4 (08:29):
I thought the nigga behind the page was game Year.

Speaker 1 (08:32):
But he with a girl. Man, you know where and
how they be up hill, how they be be wiggling
in and out. Yeah, man, you see that other ship
with the nigga jump off a bridge or so. You
ain't see that ship. I know that.

Speaker 4 (08:59):
This ship through ship bad man man, this ship twisted
and distant man.

Speaker 1 (09:05):
Man, jack lines, jacklines.

Speaker 2 (09:11):
Get wicked outside real God, real screen twenty five feel
different than y'all do feel different?

Speaker 1 (09:19):
Yeah, man, this ship the world wide it ship started off?
Rough Man, this ship way.

Speaker 3 (09:25):
Think what you think it is?

Speaker 1 (09:26):
Oh God?

Speaker 3 (09:27):
What you what you mean? Hey five? Just the vibe
and how I feel.

Speaker 1 (09:30):
I think morals then left. You know, I think a
lot of people don't have more think they just left.
I think it's worse because the young niggas is growing
up to you feel what I'm saying. The younger niggas,
they don't care. They don't care about nobody. They don't
care about nothing. They out here. You just think about it, bro,
and let me just put it to you like this,
why I think a lot of these niggs go wrong.

(09:51):
You getting on all these drawls and you with your
homework all day. Y'all, y'all nigga is slipped. What nigga doing.
He's saying, you can't find no girls in the ends.
To be like these niggas is.

Speaker 6 (10:14):
Oh god, Oh man, Bro, these niggas don't draw, so bro,
these niggas don't draw, bad boy.

Speaker 1 (10:25):
I ain't by listen this ship happening, boy, I see
who did it? Just ain't know. I think twenty twenty
four is the year.

Speaker 3 (10:34):
What's the year.

Speaker 4 (10:37):
Revealing?

Speaker 1 (10:38):
Of revealing? And I think twenty twenty five is gonna
be the year niggas gonna stand on it. Fuck that
that kids, my boy. Yeah I'm telling because it's like
it's like the Internet that made this ship to Yeah, yeah,
see that's what it is. It's like everything has been
became like, yeah, you could do that, you could be

(10:59):
no comfortble, you could be yourself because it used to
be like why you can come out and say that,
but you you damn crucified. You feelin that's.

Speaker 2 (11:07):
Better better, That's what I'm saying, better than I rather
just know the truth.

Speaker 1 (11:11):
Keep it real with me though, don't be around me
and this is what you got going on, and don't
tell me because now you blindsided me and you got
people looking at me crazy. Just like like, imagine how
shout a whole boy feel that ship that came out
by him? You feel what I'm saying, which one it's
a lot of that came out about the left, Like

(11:32):
imagine how your partners feel like you only I can
every crush M. But niggas happen you can't you sign? Yeah, yeah, crazy,
You're doing ship like that. It's like, man, you got
you gotta count of se so you feel like nigga knew.

(11:53):
I ain't gonna just say nigga, nigga, Nigga knew its
possible certain ship to come out by certain people. I
ain't talking abou him, don't even know him, fuck him,
but certain ship to come out by certain people. Bro,
you kind of can already see it happening before it
even happened.

Speaker 4 (12:08):
Like when it comes out, you can be like, yeah,
I can go for.

Speaker 7 (12:10):
That, Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's not like hell exactly.

Speaker 1 (12:15):
Or you go back and you look like damn looking
shot on their picture or look at him exactly, but
you look, but you kind of overlook because it's your
partner or whatever. But like, bro, you can kind of
know what kind of kind of no matter what it
could be, it could be that way you're telling ship,

(12:36):
whatever you count of or a back door or a
nigga stole, a thief, a nigga line, you can counting no.
Like the wall, see that little situation I had, I've
seen that coming. What's situation with the internet ship when
I had got it too? A home with me and
little on the internet. Oh the comedy knows you're poping right.

(13:02):
I ain't believe a nigga was my partner. But it
was one of them situations where like I be trying
to you know, like when I see niggas moving or
a nigga struggle, Like I'd be like, wow, me help
this nigga. You feel what I'm saying. But I always
kind of sick gets Basically, I kind of sick and
guessed it because it's a lot of situations like you
feel me, like the situation we had with me and

(13:22):
him an at Jacob, you feel what I'm saying that,
Or it was a situation in the studio where nigga,
uh uh don't or Jacob you feel what I'm saying,
and I'm like, damn, you feel what I'm saying. Like
but me and Jacob were working on the album and
I'm like, damn, why nigga up on Jacob and the
nigga made it about me? You feel what I'm saying.
So I'm like, you did that. I'm like, damn, it

(13:43):
was for me. You feel what I'm saying. Oh them
nigga you know you So I'm like, damn, Jacob, I
did Jacob too, nigga fuck Jacob too. Like so it's
just like I was lashing out off a nigga word
and ship and nigga beat.

Speaker 5 (13:57):
Nigga was trying to bring me that that sounds like
some single white female shit Like yeah.

Speaker 1 (14:02):
Like niggas beat. What I've noticed, bro, niggas be tender,
like you feel what I'm saying. Niggas be emotional. Yeah,
nigga be emotional about niggas, bro, And that blow me.
What what y'all get into it about? Tho?

Speaker 4 (14:16):
So so y'all got into it or listen. He got
into it with Jacob because he said that Jamon.

Speaker 1 (14:22):
Saying that was something happened, that was something, So me
and him got into it because do Better was a
movement and it was like, Bro, when you it's like,
I be around a lot of women, and I take
care of women, and I treat women with a certain
love and respect. Shouty kept going to jail for beating
up women. You feel what I'm saying.

Speaker 4 (14:41):
So he was basically going against the program exactly.

Speaker 1 (14:43):
So I'm like, hey, bro, you can't do that. You
feel what I'm saying that because they reaped, so they
going on the internet like oh, little Donald you with
this nigga and he beat me up and they sending
me pictures and videos. So I'm backing away from the nigga,
like I can't hang with you no more. Yeah, so Boom,
I removed myself so home, kind of get on the

(15:05):
internet to make subliminals like hey, what rappers fell off
or this? It is like just trying to get people
to say my name or just throwing a little shit.
So he said something in the DM, and he did
respect me in the DM. So when he did respect
me in a DM, I said, cool, Could that the
type of nigga I are? If if we got an issue,

(15:26):
it's it's cool. I ain't got nothing to say. I'm
a Henley High Heleney. But he know me. See, I
don't give a fuck if everybody will know me, you
know me. So he took it to the internet, cause
that's the nigga new thing. Oh, I'm gonna get the
internet involved. So if something happened, the police gonna know,
cause niggas know the police is on social media. You

(15:46):
a fool if you don't know the police on Instagram
the department for that. Yeah, so boom, so he go
pull my Mama Grave on on Instagram. What Yeah, so
he told me he pulled my mama grave on Instagram.
And see what it was just like fuck your mama
or some ship like that. You feel what I'm saying. Yeah,

(16:06):
So that's why I got out of character. You feel
what I'm saying. That's why I did all that I
did because it was like it wasn't it like street ship?
You feel what I'm saying. I know you're playing a
police game. So now I'm a j embarisha and polled
that video you laid up with buddy behind your back
he had he was laid with a dude. The dude
had it arm around video. I posted the video. I

(16:29):
ain't see that. Yeah, I posed where you hit the
video from baby Mama. Yeah, I paid it for damn
so so so y'all friends where y'all were cool and
he did something that tournished my brain and I correct

(16:49):
him first. I said, hey, bro, we can't do that.

Speaker 3 (16:52):
You feel me.

Speaker 1 (16:52):
You gotta strain your favorite that and you can't keep
getting in trouble. So I had a bun and nigat
jail and didn't know I would bunning him out for
being no girl. Look he told me he got us
some street ship. You fear me. So I'm like, oh, nigga,
I got you, you feel him, get you out? So
then he go he he he get mad because you
told him about that. Whatever is that? And he said
it's under you in the DM first one, yeah, he

(17:15):
so he started making posts, so he's subliminal posts at first,
and then so I'm saying the subliminal post goever, hey boy,
don't do that. Stop playing. You feel what I'm saying, Oh,
just one on one yeah, no, not on no social
media or nothing. And then I missed her and I
called it phone. Hey by, don't do that. Come a
direct me. If I got issue with you, I'm gonna
hit you. You feel me, Hey bro, don't do that.
So he say fuck my dead nephew in the DM,

(17:37):
and then he said, I'm gonna make you kill me.
That's why he took you to social media. I'm saying,
what what what?

Speaker 3 (17:44):
What do you?

Speaker 1 (17:44):
What do you think? Like made him go that photo
niggas already be hanging. Then niggas don't nigga be around
for what they can get at you, what they need
or hey boy, I need a father figure in my
life or some nigga be really looking for a dad
or something. Ain't your damn you feel me so so
so you didn't bite until he said. I didn't bite

(18:05):
until he kept going and posting my mama. And then see,
you know I'm from the street, So you got a
street nig calling my phone like, hey, bro to hell,
it may keep playing. So I was like, man, I
ain't getting involved. Nigga didn't even know what I was
cooking up. You feel what I'm saying to even say
you feel me? Cause I ain't do no explain. So

(18:26):
it came out of nowhere for everybody Like niggas who
know me know I'm capable of that. But niggas who
don't know me, like what the fuck that? Where the
whole Soiza shit came from? Cause you're like, all right,
let me show you, nigga, this ship ain't nothing to
play with for me. So that right now, where is
it that fuck that nigga that nigga? See the police
got involved, you feel me. See, niggas knew to keep

(18:48):
that shit on in there because the police got involved,
and because so much ship was going on behind behind
the scenes, that ship was happening. You feel what I'm saying.
So the police got involved because that's why niggas get
on that internet. Yeah, so that's why that's why that ship.
Like niggas go on the internet cause nigga know. But

(19:09):
I can't nothing be done to me if I'm highlighting
this nigga, the nigga go up every other week and
remind people that he be with me. You feel what
I'm saying now, trying? Yeah, I'm trying to let the
ship go. Let it die.

Speaker 8 (19:23):
They say, else big, but you're speaking on the platform
now because it because get well, nigga can't a nigga
can't let it die if a nigga.

Speaker 1 (19:34):
Keep on going on about it, So get with So
he can't never be fixed? And what part of it
that made it whim? You're saying fix for what? Like?
It's just nothing? Fuck him? He don't got it. He
don't got to see me. I don't want to see him.
If he see me and I see him, he don't
want to see me. Let's say so, y'all can never
be cool? Cool man reading what part? I'm not no

(19:57):
refriender like you feel what I'm saying ship, Yeah, I'm
not no refriended bro, I'm a nigga. How do you
refriend the nigga that crost you? You feel what you
think't making across you? The line with your mama Gray, Yeah,
like because a nigga know what my mama means and
meant to me. You feel what I'm saying. So it's
like he said, like I got her. I talked to

(20:17):
his nigga on the phone. When when the Big Doug
from the hood called me and was like, hey, police involved,
God damn, hey boy, you you got to stop now
the nigga don y'all from the saying hood. Hell no,
nigga ain't from from the Niggah nigga called me and
was like, hey boy, you feel me. Nigga Big called
me like, hey, you gotta stop. But police say involved.
You feel what I'm saying. That's over. You feel what

(20:39):
I'm saying. We got on the phone. Then niggas say
because he had created some fake ass stories and ship
and I'm like, yeah, like why are you going there?
I would lose and if something happened to me. But
you're going to jail this this screet nigga. This is
a screet nigga. You say you're a street nigga, when
you tell me if something happened to you, you I'm
going to jail. You are ready building the case and

(21:01):
not like they'd ass saying this ship and it ain't
like I'm loud, got this ship, don't record. He said
he was losing. What the situation? He felt like I
was winning the Internet beef ship. He said, he felt
like I will win it. You feel me? So he
was like that why he made the faith like you
were messing with a child, and like he created a

(21:22):
fake message and everything, photoshop message and everything. Oh so
you that's that's when you you putting up the billboards shirt,
the T shirt to the junkers, all that what was
on t shirt? He faded Surviving team, all the women
you beat up. But if you, if you could go

(21:45):
back with you do all that ship? Would I do
that again? Like all the Internet ship? I don't do
the Internet ship. I'm talking about that you had to.
That was a situation where I had to because that's
his lane. So you don't regret that? Yeah, hell no,
I do that ship again? And worse, the police didn't
get involved with this.

Speaker 3 (22:02):
What a silence done though?

Speaker 2 (22:03):
I'm just curious what you think silence would have done
if you would have said, I'm gonna just yes, take
the sound.

Speaker 1 (22:09):
Bro. You can't ignore certain things you feel me when,
especially when it kind of disrespect, like it's like, yeah,
I ignored it our way up until it's like disrespecting
my mama because it's not just my mama, it's my
brother them mama. It's niggas from the hood who knew
or you feel what I'm saying. It's more than just
me that would hurt by that you feel what I'm saying.
So it's like niggas looking at me like by you

(22:30):
letting me, you just letting me a nigga do this?
You feel what I'm saying. D nigga ready to tell
a hold in something and I'm stopping them. So they're like,
at least you the least you could do is God damn,
you feel what I'm saying, say something to him, and
I ain't want to take that to him, So I
took a whole another route. I'm e for real when
it come to disrespect, Like I'm a cool nigga, but

(22:52):
disrespect I ain't tolerating that shit from about my mama
and nigga and get what I made that nigga lead
their page and everything for a long time. Hey, Bro,
I ain't playing with no nigga. Bro, Nigga to poly
bro damn man, y'all gotta keep that, Bro. I don't
be wont no situation like that though. Bro. Its just

(23:14):
when you when you help niggas, Bro, it's like it's
like niggas to be acting like bitches because it's like
it's like you fucking with a bitch and you buy
her cars and you doing this and then you stopped.
She's like, oh you you act. You feel what I'm saying.
So when niggas get to be around your lifestyle and
enjoy your lifestyle and then you back away from they

(23:35):
doing whole ship, they throw fixed you hearing me like
better like ho, like, oh you ain't gonna let me
come to the club no more. You ain't like Rod
the fuck. I ain't never acted like that about no
nigga Bro. For nigga ain't call my phone all day.
I'm not gonna say m home. You ain't call me now,

(23:55):
see you you you're getting to understanding from from your
from your perspective. You see what I'm saying. You have
to what we have to do is people we have
to put out even though it's hard. We got to
put our mind into a nigga mind who can't stand alone.
I ain't talking about Due. I'm just saying anybody like
his life. It's only important because he did with you,

(24:16):
not dude. I don't know what you're just saying. Just people.
Some niggas like I had to look at this, like
niggas gonna be madter at you when they can't be
when they can't have access to you. You know what
I'm saying. So nigga matters a motherfucker because now they realize,
like Damn, I was only worth something because that nigga
was beside me. You know what I'm saying. Facts, So

(24:37):
now that ship turned into hate because it's like everybody
that that you was worth something to you no longer
worse something too, and they like, damn, why you don't
falk brother no more? It's like sh I done did something.
No niggas won't admit that they do when they do.
When the reason why they don't admit that because they

(24:57):
be knowing the person that they did certain ship to
ain't a nigga. You can even if you're miit it
that they ain't gonna fuck with It'll never be the
same no more. It's like you got a broken glass,
like I ain't gonna fuck with you, nigga, gonna go
all the way, fuck this nigga to the depth because
you knows that's how you feel. I ain't man that

(25:17):
the nigga. You know. I get it though. I look
at these niggas like ship bro, I just be like,
I be like, Bro, it's a way like that communication.
Ship so important because right when you start feeling some
type of way, bro, how letting you Because when you
go six months and you've been feeling some type of
way and then the next thing make you feel another.
Now you sit much strong in with that hate in

(25:39):
your jem you and now that ship didn't board you
up to and bust the vessel. And now you try
that ship. You feel what I'm saying, You shok up
coc cola. You so and we spilled on me this
ship get God damn nah, but man, we like, I
ain't trying to be super damn vote for no ship,

(26:02):
but I see ship bro. God gonna work on me.

Speaker 3 (26:05):
Bro.

Speaker 1 (26:06):
I see how niggas can feel some type of way.
I get it. Well, I'm just stay away from you, bro,
because you're gonna always feel some type of because my
character's gonna make you feel some type of way because
I'm a I'm a strong opinionated nigga. Like I don't
mind telling you like hell Na, Bro, you told or
you can't, I don't mind telling you that you could
be my friend. Whatever you gotta keep real, I gotta

(26:28):
be because I'm gonna go tell Jay. See, I want
the type of nigga. If I'm telling one of my
partner and I say somebody nigga, I might get off
the phone and I gotta call you now and tell you.
But I should never said that, Yes it's so, and
then then niggas will be mad at you because you'll
standing on it. You know what I'm saying, Like like, hey,

(26:49):
Bro said you said I did, and you will.

Speaker 7 (26:55):
Like what nigga, Yeah, you know what I'm saying.

Speaker 1 (26:58):
But it's the truth. Though. See, if I was lying
on a nigga, if I lied on you, bro, you
can pin me to the cross.

Speaker 4 (27:07):
But you know what I learned though, Like in my
years of living or whatever, these niggas can't handle the truth.

Speaker 1 (27:12):
That's the issue. I get it. If Nigga can't hand
the truth, they can't be my friend.

Speaker 2 (27:20):
Nigga tried to kill you for their truth because you
got to stand in your truth.

Speaker 1 (27:24):
Nigga would lot to a lot of theirself and be
mad that you know, bring you lying to yourself because
I know the truth. Like I don't like how women
do not all women. I don't like say. I'm just
saying like women, bro, they will believe some ship this

(27:45):
like how you believe that but don't believe it? Because
when she told her friends, She's like, he ain't go
for it. See, I go through that ship all the
time though, because I don't never really give a fuck
about telling my side of the story a lot of time.
Like if you go back to even Pete Brown, if
you go back to Pete Brown, like if you look
at that situation, bro, motherfucker went around and said I

(28:07):
did this, I did it, Bro, That's not true Brown.
So so the real situation is what happened with Pete Brown.
So I me and Pete Brown ran for years, bro,
Like part of my skill come from her. You feel
what I'm saying, and I never downplay what Shota did
for you. You feel what I'm saying, we got out
in these streets and we worked together. But Bro, we

(28:29):
pulled up one day to mac Donald's on Keller Road. Nigga,
she gave me three contracts. Three one for her for
a lady, but one for management, and then one to
sign with somebody else. I said, you my dog. So
I'm gonna take it, and I'm gonna get it looked at.
Even though there's three pieces of paperwork, I'm gonna still

(28:50):
go look at it about with Malloy's shout of cusson
what the fuck and walked out, left me sitting there.
Motherfucker McDonald ont Keller Road walked out. So I'm like,
I'm a little calm down. So that night were supposed
to be at the club. I pull up to the club.
I walk up Pete. She's like, she go out, fuck you,
fuck you, fuck you nigga, get out of my face.

(29:12):
I'm like the in front of everybody. Bro, I'm like,
what the fuck going on? What? What? What? What? What happened?
That's where I'm lost that So did you hold on,
let me ask you, let me ask you, let me
let me play her point of me? Yeah for sure?
All right perspective with me, let me ask you something.

(29:34):
So do you feel as if though could she have
felt as if though, like nigga did all their work.
Now you don't want to sign the paperwork. I didn't
say I wasn't gonna sign. It's just I wanted to
get it's three pieces of country. Do you feel like
she felt like you didn't trust me even though you
don't trust nobody in visiting exactly, So it's like, but
I trust you, but I don't trust their paperwork you

(29:58):
got probably eveund have had John John Theo wrote this
ship up. I don't know what wrote this ship up?
Can I get it looked at? And that was the issue.
It was like, no, nigga, if I'm gonna fuck you,
let me fuck you. Like, did you look at the
did you get the paper A chick did? Yeah? I did.
It wasn't it wasn't right, that what I'm saying. So

(30:23):
it's like it wasn't right. It was because cause what
the thing is is like they don't even be knowing
what the paperwork is. So you feel like.

Speaker 5 (30:34):
So you feel like the reason that she got so
upset and flew off the handle with you because upon
your telling her that you would like to get the
paperwork inspected. Is that she knew ahead of time something
was in it?

Speaker 4 (30:49):
I really don't got to your best interest.

Speaker 1 (30:51):
I don't know if she knew. And that's the part
that I don't know get upset, But she get upset.
It's cousin's probably just like some You don't trust me
enough to just sign his work. But she ain't finish signed?
Is that I'm saying? So that's so? Why so y'all

(31:11):
couldn't come to a musical? Oh she was upset though
y'all caldn't come. She was up said I even came
back years later hit streaked like a Street reached out
to Pee Brown, tell her I'm fin center five thousands
you feel me, and tell her I'm gonna do a
show like free you feel me? This is the height
of du Better do better than after.

Speaker 4 (31:30):
Did y'all ever talk after that? Or that was still?

Speaker 3 (31:33):
She didn't go over there?

Speaker 1 (31:35):
Just said funk me. She told Grig Street from that
day for grig Street called me like, I don't know
what the funk wrong with you? Tried to even do
you feel what I'm saying? So you couldn't? You couldn't
You couldn't. You couldn't have came back like you know what, Pete,
I don't want to sign to the late, but I
want you to manage me. I want to Literally went
that night at the club and tried to she.

Speaker 3 (31:56):
Won with none of us.

Speaker 1 (31:57):
She wasn't talking to me. She wouldn't say a word.
That was the only words she could say.

Speaker 2 (32:01):
But I'm curious, though, I want again perspective. I wonder
from her perspective, that has to like, I'm not saying
I believe what you're saying. I'm just saying that from
her perspective, it has to be something.

Speaker 1 (32:13):
It could have been this nigga finally making it and
don't want to sign to me no more.

Speaker 3 (32:18):
You know, sign signing is a process, though it can
be a process. You can get a lawyership.

Speaker 1 (32:23):
Give amazed. How many people just see a piece of
you been here with them. I have a nigga, had
a play for me and a label and come to
me and try to sign me before you take me
to the player. Mm hmm, nigga, how the hell you
gonna come to me with a player and then try
to sign me underut That's what happened when you talented
for real nigga.

Speaker 5 (32:42):
Trying to like my my buddy, my buddy right now
to this day, he's a multi million dollar superstar. When
he first like started popping and started getting motion and
started having away, the nigga had him.

Speaker 1 (32:54):
Sign the necking this ship with sickings Joab We listen, bro,
I swear to God when I when I first, when
I first got poppybread, folks took me around to all
the labels bro, a lawyer and in this lady, Bro,
they took me around all the label bro, and they
sent me a quarter million dollar bill after we feel me,

(33:16):
let me ask you this because it was another lady too,
and we do better right. Yeah, how the here you
keep falling out without let me understand this list see
listen a nigga. They got some sense, bro. They don't
like your ad. You feel me. You got a little
piece of sense and you can piece of ship. See
anytime a person there come in your life. In God,

(33:37):
God got your back, and God God can't get you.
May get your ass out of my favorite they capt man,
you count you don't believe in God that much because
you're right here trying for this me. And then as
soon as we went in there and did the situation.
Motherfucker for missing me, and they ain't get a penny
of the money you come out with the second lady. Yeah,
I can't say they name because they made sure they
put it in the paperwork. So what happened with that situation?

Speaker 7 (34:01):
So I so boom.

Speaker 1 (34:03):
So this makes it even more crazy. I find out
that the contract that I supposed to do with with
with with what's the name the her people D P. Brown? Oh,
the third contract with her people the d the same people.
I find this out. So they're the same people. So

(34:24):
everybody trying to swindle holda hello, hello, yeah, let's let's
let's real. So with Pete Brown, is it is? It?
Could Pete Brown think that you cut her out and
started dealing with them people I didn't even know them.
But because she think that, no hell now, cause them
people weren't even involved. I ain't know them people at
all in the country. I ain't even have nothing, ain't

(34:46):
no no whe in the country. I ain't know the
people who was the third piece of paper, none of
this ship, ain't no none of this. But they they
reached back out, so they came, they came to the
event and and and ran into me and through a
nigga name Philip bo You feel what I'm saying, Oh
g Philipo, ain't know? You don't know? Yeah, yeah, Philipo

(35:08):
triple up coat or that. Okay, he put you with him,
he put you with them. Yeah, and they end up
being some bullship too. What happened? Because you know every
let me say that, say that, every artist say that
on their way up till they get up. Somebody fucked
over there. Now that's every I'm anybody who know me,

(35:29):
bro know me for real, Like, but I don't care
about no money. I don't care about none of that ship.
I love this ship for really. You feel what I'm saying.
What happened on so Boom? We go to IFPI, We
go to Epic. The dude the deal with with Pluto
them she was involved with that, yes, Oh so we
go to yeah so yeah, we go to Epic to

(35:50):
do the deal with Pluto. We get in the office,
this no bullship. They say, hey, we're Finn walk off
hollow at them real quick. So her and the baby
walk out and they go in there and talk. Wow,
I'm in here. We ain't on everybody, So I said okay,
foot going on, So I'm already throwing off. I'm like,

(36:12):
what the hell? How y'all talking about my ship without
like I can't know what's going on?

Speaker 7 (36:17):
You know how?

Speaker 1 (36:17):
I get effort like you ain't leaving to your side
that they don't want you to leave. Yeah, we gotta
come up with an understanding. So boom they leave, come back.
She pulled me to his side. She said, hey, dog,
I ain't got no more money to promote you. I
think we should do this deal because I ain't got
no more money because I ain't want to do the deal.

(36:40):
When they told me two hundred thousands, I said, what
I worked in hard, y'all fins, but down two humble
man all crazy to here man ready to go home?
And so what so what? So? What? How Pluto get
involved with it? Pluto? I met with Pluto first. This
here the reason I did the deal, because his word

(37:00):
and what he said to me, I ain't even I ain't.
At that point, it was like, all right, cool, you
feel what I'm saying. Pluto saying, i'ma bring y'all at
birthday bad, I'm a goddamn who I'm gonna stap y'all.
What happened. Man, I pulled up the birthday man. Man
let me outside and man let me sit outside, like

(37:23):
by the stage. Bro standing out there like, oh ship up,
the go up.

Speaker 4 (37:28):
You made it in the building.

Speaker 1 (37:29):
Yeah, I just you just let me right there. It
steps okay.

Speaker 4 (37:34):
So I mean.

Speaker 1 (37:38):
I like you. So if it you was already, if
it was already interested in you before you talk to Pluto. Basically,
I think I don't. I think it will Pluto play
because he had just did the little situation with effort
for his label. Yeah, so I think it will Pluto play.
But they probably But you know how to go to
label or reach out. When somebody from Atlanta already got
a label deal in Atlanta, they reach out to him like, hey,

(38:02):
this guy, you know what I'm saying. I think that.
I think Casino did that getting with the Casino reached
out to me first, like kind of went to Bro
like hey, shouted you feel me eat you feel what
I'm saying. Casino reached out through one of my baby
mamas and got damn hit me like, hey, Casino said,
calling my call Casino and Casino said, hey, Bro said,

(38:23):
pull up to the studio. Pull up to the studio. Say, hey, bro,
you're gonna go You're gonna go out New York tomorrow.
You feel what I'm saying, I'm like, all right, cool,
But when I heard the deal with the deal war,
I'm like, hell no, Like I kind of was when
the birthday bad situation you did that just put it
a bad taste in your about the whole Free band.
It was just it was just I know a nigga

(38:45):
got a lot of moving parts on your team and ship,
but I don't give a fuck about that. If I
give a nigga my word, bron my word you. It
was more it was like the Drake ship when he
he had the song with Drake, he was like, hey,
little bro, go get your passport. I'm gonna fly you
out here so you to be in the video. Men, Drake,
the way you as that when you feel him, I
was in the studio when he first had that ship

(39:05):
with when Drake went on it, you feel him. I
was saying that motherfucker hunting Meland this too. You feel
what I'm saying, nigga, I was fucking with you. So
if you tell me you're gonna do something, I go
down there, go out of country. But I go get
my padport. I gonna sit in the motherfucker padport off
it do all that to sit at home and don't
stop my kids' conversation about that. Bro, I wish I

(39:30):
could find out why niggadven keep, why niggadn't do me right?
You feelim? And fuck the nigga Propane leaking the song?
Fuck all that the song with me him and boot
Propane leaked the song. I guess he thought somebody on
my team did you fee what I'm saying? It was
a lot with the team ship. But I don't caring
about that, Bro. I don't care about the music going wrong.

(39:51):
I don't care about the deal not work. I don't
care about none of that ship. I care about bro,
your word to me. They say.

Speaker 3 (39:59):
That big fact.

Speaker 5 (40:02):
So basically your main gripe is that you didn't come
out on birthday bash and you didn't fly out of
the country saying words.

Speaker 1 (40:10):
You know what I'm saying. That one wasn't. It wasn't.
That was wid But it ain't even about flying out
if a nigga would just because we was like, Bro,
I'm gonna I'm gonna turn you off off in the
stamp for you off you feel me like even when
I was on tour, like Nigga ain't bring me out
on no set. You feel what I'm saying, Like none
of that was on to him. Yeah. I did the
whole tour with him, and that's how. That's another situation
that made a kind of class here. I was supposed

(40:31):
to get thirty thousand at the end of the tour
and I ain't get my money.

Speaker 4 (40:35):
Was that in writing?

Speaker 1 (40:37):
Huh? Yeah, it was in writing. Let me ask you something,
Let me ask you something. With his people, did you
have did you have like middlemans or what you just
talking adition? Was I talking to bro like you know
how you know how it be? Like? No, no, no, no.
I when I talked to him about it was directly
me and him having a comever safe. Yeah. But afterwards,
who you who you talk to? Like you put a
birthday man? Who you call him? I pulled up with him,

(41:01):
I reached out to him. I was right there with
him at the bottom of the step. Wait, no, him.

Speaker 2 (41:10):
With him.

Speaker 4 (41:13):
Again again.

Speaker 5 (41:18):
Coming from like a different perspective, speaking on like moving
parts and all of that ship. You know, like when
you're when you're an artist and you're in the midst of.

Speaker 7 (41:29):
When he said he said he was.

Speaker 1 (41:33):
Right next to him. Yeah, you know, I'm thinking it
might have been.

Speaker 4 (41:37):
It was like a lack of communication, possibly with production.

Speaker 1 (41:41):
No cause, get what production gonna say? Hey, what's your ship?
All right? Cool? By by by two thirty five thirty,
we bring a little down on and we're gonna bring
him out. I ain't getting on our iteratory. It was already.
It was already before I got that. I said, Oh
that ain't give me No, I probably ain't. He ain't man,

(42:02):
no mobile that time?

Speaker 5 (42:05):
At what point at the bottom of those stairs, Like,
hey man, this might not be going count where he.

Speaker 1 (42:15):
Went up there? Bro? Like hey still going up right? Hey,
I ain't say nothing you.

Speaker 3 (42:27):
Would you not, even in reference to him, like would
you just tell like what you tell? Would you tell
a rapper just don't sign to another rapper?

Speaker 1 (42:37):
No, Bro, look at what your guy are doing. But
you feel me. It ain't about signing to another rapper.
It's about signing to a nigga that's still like care
about being the one you feel what I'm saying and
not saying that with bro. But it's just like if
a nigga still want to be that number one and
don't want no number ones beside him. But I'm gonna
say this. I'm gonna say this, and I ain't I

(42:58):
don't know. It could be, it could be I ain't
gonna tell you about. But you know it'd be a
lot of other niggas want to get on. So if
I bring a little dawn on steak, such gonna be
mad at him turning them up. I'm just saying, like
on the show Around Space, you got a big head
crew like nigga might. Niggas started getting mad at me
around because even after the situation, Little Tarantino, this me

(43:20):
and everything said they took me off. Yeah, he talk
about we took Donald off like it was a plan.
Like that's what I got mad. It was a conspirace, bro,
Like they finisd me like, oh yeah, we took the
nigga off? Like I said, who who took me? Hello? Hello? Hello?
This where spartan, bro, that weren't sparked that what made

(43:41):
me true?

Speaker 5 (43:41):
You were cool with it and with the fact that
it could have possibly been a misunderstanding.

Speaker 1 (43:47):
But then and I see I seen five fifth I'm
telling to him about it and he telling me like, uh,
you feel me.

Speaker 7 (44:01):
It saw me, nigga, I'm like, damn so. So I'm
like damn so.

Speaker 1 (44:17):
This ship was just so set up. It felt like
when Little Gap said that ship men walked and talked, said,
then you feel what I'm saying. But when he said that,
that ship just swapped the red flag, like damn.

Speaker 9 (44:29):
So, I was the height of your the new nigga,
but you feel me, I was the high of New
York nigga coming from outside of town, you know, saying
when you first signed bro, I talked about that nigga
excited about your ship.

Speaker 1 (44:39):
Though he like, nah, I got that nigga done before,
like you go so that I got the you. Yeah,
I got to you. I'm liken that nigga. Any And
and I said this, shep don't look it's different that
she gonna go. He's like, yo, I'm gonna turn them off.
I'm gonna take an infant shut up. So I don't like,
like you said, it could be the niggas around man. Yeah,
I don't think.

Speaker 7 (44:58):
I don't think.

Speaker 4 (44:58):
I don't think him and I'm not.

Speaker 7 (45:01):
You never know that, I never know, you never know.

Speaker 4 (45:08):
Yeah, I don't feel like he.

Speaker 5 (45:09):
Was personally involved in a setup or no ship like that.
It might have been a situation where has the final
hour his hand might have been forced like damn, like
or maybe it could have been a for real oversight.

Speaker 4 (45:21):
You never know, and I'm not defending.

Speaker 1 (45:25):
Do you think do you think happened with God? Damn?
You know, probably probably nigga. Nigga like bring me out too, bro,
right now, I'm just ain't even fun with that ship
and I'm just gonna do my ship. I ain't bringing nobody.
Yeah you highlight. You can't just highlight, bro, we're friend
of the hoods. Yeah, it's like now you're like and

(45:47):
then it could be a big it could be bigger,
like I see if I do that, not say I'm
just I'm just I'm just Hypothetically, it could have been
like these nigga want to get into it with don
if I turn him up rying to say I had
some situation like that on the tour bus and everything,
and then the nigga like kind of found out like
that I ain't just no pushover, like you feel what

(46:09):
I'm saying. You know what I'm saying. So it's like,
you know, Nigga be playing favorite till the nigga sitting
around waiting they turn. Then I see the other niggaho
got the juice. Now finish, go up.

Speaker 4 (46:18):
And Bro nowhere who didn't stand on Big speople with us?

Speaker 1 (46:22):
Yeah? You know what I'm saying, Not defending on nigga,
not putting no words on a nigga out but none.
I'm just saying, I just know how this shit go, bro,
because I see my other part of dealing with this
ship and now it's like I can't get there and
go do feature with some new nigga become my niggas
want to rap. You know what I'm saying, I can't
do something that ship lane though, Bro, that ship laying
that we're wrong with the city brush. A lot of

(46:43):
gatekeeper and lame ass shit going on. Bro. Niggas be
stopping another nigga money and bruh. Even if you bruh,
some of them nigga can't even rap. Yeah. So it's like, Bro,
if you can't rap, Bro, you just a street nigga. Bro,
get something up, get some money somewhere else. But you
think though, you think though, be like, ain't little damn
let me got down do your booking or let me

(47:03):
do you feel what I'm saying, nigga get in somewhere.

Speaker 3 (47:06):
You fear me, but don't you? But are you a
believer that what's for you is gonna happen regardless?

Speaker 1 (47:10):
And I really think, can't nobody stopped me?

Speaker 3 (47:14):
That's my better.

Speaker 4 (47:17):
Niggas can delay that ship that no but that to
stop it, but they can hold it up.

Speaker 1 (47:23):
I feel like that's what going on with me though,
like that ain't been clear. It ain't been cleared up. Bro,
you you know what I'm saying. Even though me and
G talked and you feel me like we had conversations,
and yes, yeah, G a real nigga, like I fought
with you because you had a real conversation like a
real man. That was like little do what I need
to do? Then what I'm gonna do? You feel what
I'm saying. I gonna get brother, let you at your

(47:44):
country and going with your career and we cool. And
then you just stopped the internet ship and don't do
nothing else you're doing intern on them to your Yeah nigga,
this me nigga, the quad Taranty, no nigga this and
you did who everybody?

Speaker 4 (48:00):
This guad or you disy I did everybody?

Speaker 1 (48:03):
But why why why.

Speaker 4 (48:04):
Bring everybody into it though.

Speaker 1 (48:05):
That's everybody. If if if a nigga that did me,
like didn't give me my money all that ship that
happened to me, Like Nigga, I worked on that tour,
the whole tour. Nigga ain't give my money and nothing.
Your already dis me. You you he ain't no nigga
that Let niggas can do whatever they want to do
because he gonna tell you, hey, don't do that. When
Designer came in the city and I was on Designer

(48:27):
ass like I told Designer he couldn't perform and ship,
the foe hit me like, hey, by don't do that.
We don't, we don't want that. You feel what I'm saying,
cause you know I stopped Designer for even coming to
perform in the city. Really see that what I'm saying.
I'm just saying, don't. I'll be trying to but that
what I'm saying. So when a nigga told me stop,
So if a nigga dissed me, you're supposed to say,

(48:47):
hey boy, don't do that. Oh you think them nigga?
It was it was it was a plot twist. Yeah,
how nigga can dis me? But I can't get designer
hell Na, but hell Na, let go back to the lady. Man. No, Bro,
I literally, Bro, I wish I could have a conversation

(49:10):
with her just to you feel me, so he can
tell the diep riding that niggas that I'm we cool
or something, because these nigga be they'll hold that motherfucker
for forever. Know they'll hold that motherucker. I got big, Bro,
I ain't gonna playing ship. I ain't gonna do that.

Speaker 4 (49:25):
You hear me, Like when you say niggas you're speaking
like DJ.

Speaker 1 (49:29):
Yeah, DJ tape makers will be like, oh, I seen
when you fell out broke. I won't want brother get
mad at me if I fuck with him up. You
feel me, nigga, do that? You feel what I'm saying.
It's a nigga man a me right now, came right here.
I'm saying. I don't know, I'm just saying now what
I say. You know that's what I'm saying. So, but

(49:49):
it's like it's niggas that's gonna get mad when they
see you with certain niggas. So it just be like
niggas be emotional and they go back to saying the
emotional ship like niggas are black ball you and the
nigga ain't even tell them. I don't think home call
around like, hey, don't nobody foot you see what I'm saying.
I don't think he's doing that. But what a nigga
don't understand if a nigga see a nigga have a situation,
then they never see it get cleared up. All the

(50:11):
niggas still into it. I ain't that nigga that ship,
that ship, that ship was crazy and jay that they're
crazy that you try and find a solution to.

Speaker 4 (50:23):
Why ain't trying to find a solution.

Speaker 5 (50:25):
I'm just saying, like it's like black always says, like
it's different perspectives and it could have been like.

Speaker 4 (50:33):
A different explanation that we might not be thinking about.

Speaker 1 (50:38):
He's non confrontational, especially when it especially when it comes
to like how let me put it like this, like Okay,
the down signed does cool. Yeah, But internally I alrady
donna be mad at me than these niggas. For sure.
I can see that, you know what I'm saying. I
can see that because I've been the same way in

(51:00):
the streets. I heard it with more niggas mad at
him around him than him. You feel what I'm saying,
it was more than niggas like you said the other niggas.
You feel it be like ship man, this nigga manigain't
even turn whatever, So you know that should have turned
into some whole more ship and bro, just you know

(51:22):
my ship, you know what I'm saying. But still a
niggas a casualty to that ship though. Yeah, like that
ship affected me though, you know, like that shit affected
my career. So that was a nigga don't understand, like
if you don't keep your word and a nigga like
fuck with you. That shit affect a nigga whole ship
that affected me because everybody thought like he out of him.
You feel my whole hood, everybody life and then you

(51:44):
see a nigga just so, how did that affect you mentally?
All that ship? My my grandma died around that time,
you feel what I'm saying. My grandma got damn. My
nephew had committed suicide around the time, so it was
a lot going on, you feel me, So that nigga
just crab about how you bound back though? Oh, just bro,
I believe you know, like my partner, Big Walk is

(52:06):
always just like he wanted them partly there like he
probably liked like he like, like, how you when we
get when I told y'all we wasn't rapping no more
and ship like that, you're like lame man, nigga Like
you ain't call me lame, but you know, like just saying, nigga,
you stupid fucking you quick. You feel what I'm saying.
He wanted them type of parking, like nigga, better get
your loud niggas you feel me, do some nigga ship

(52:28):
on the folks go up me to fuck you to
my you know, so Jeff put that battery in my
back to keep going, you feel me? And then that
wouldn't do better care. That was dope. So so the
ladies she end up owning some of that song or so,

(52:49):
so see my mind how my mind worked, bro. And
when she see that, she's gonna be like, damn the
nigga smart. So I called the one day and I
had like I was up probably like half of me.
I called her and I was like, man, I only
got eighty thousand dollars left to my name. Man, this
is all I got, And if you just let me

(53:13):
free and just let me go, I give you my
last and I just start over. But I knew a
motherfucker with that evil to take my last even though
it went my last, and she did it. She let
you out for the eighty thousand that before the song dropped.
After after that bit would be that bit was huge.
She just thought it was declining because she had done

(53:33):
uh did the radio ship, so she stopped it on
radio and ship. So she felt like my career was
gonna be over. So I paid her to get out
of the country and then I dropped another record and
put put it already.

Speaker 3 (53:46):
Money.

Speaker 1 (53:47):
Yeah, I started getting all the money. I own this
ship under nobody got no parts.

Speaker 4 (53:52):
She was not even a producer.

Speaker 1 (53:54):
The producer yeah, he sold his man.

Speaker 2 (53:58):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (53:59):
I got that beat from a niggat my email name
few Yeah, it was just around nigga sit man email.
I was listening and beats and I made that ship, bro.
That ship I made that should in the closet, bro,
So what type of what should respect on it? So
say that'sh it different? Well, I'm on nigga ad like
if when you when you hear this ship, you gonna

(54:20):
know like shouting car rap for real, like shout of
really talented, like it's a real classic piece of work,
Like I really don't think nobody musically I really can
fuck with me, like for making songs and not only
being catching, but also like damn that just saying it
then and it's gonna show it like a little like
streep side too. But why you did, brother? And he

(54:43):
ain't having none to do? He ain't this you man.
I'm just saying, like, real ship, I'm trying to think,
like look trying to put it, but come say so
if you your perspective base right, Look from my perspective,
no I do you can say a nigga, a nigga
got that all this dumbin or effect of not doing
this and not doing it right here? You feel what

(55:04):
I'm saying, not paying me my money? You feel what
I'm saying, like not keep your word on this, not
keep your word on it. I run it too, one
of your other buddy. They telling me this. You feel
what I'm saying. So he basically oh what he basically
spoiled like yeah, brother, they don't play and then and
then the this song called damn so now like oh shit,

(55:26):
so these niggas just seen out were hot and I
was in a way.

Speaker 5 (55:30):
Okay, so let me I got a question, not to
cut you off whatever. Going back to okay, you said
the thirty thousand for the tour, right, you said that
you got it on paper?

Speaker 1 (55:38):
Yeah, so it was it was through the touring company
or whatever you feel.

Speaker 5 (55:43):
Okay, So did you have a conversation with the representative
from the touring company about what's going on with that?

Speaker 1 (55:49):
I call everybody, boy, I called them for I called
Brooke Well, I tried straightening with them, and then I
called broke By. Hey, brother, you folks up, dam don't
give him my money? And then insh. So when I
talked to g I told you what's so? He said, Brother,
look bro, he ain't gonna give you no money. Bro.

(56:11):
Nigga said, let you at your contract and god damn
niggain't gonna get me my money. I said, you know what,
don't even worry about Jay, just let my contract keep
the money. Bro, It's cool, how that ship will, Nigga,
they won't give me the money.

Speaker 3 (56:26):
Damn.

Speaker 1 (56:29):
It could have been out of it. It could have
been out of their hands. It could have been I
don't know. You feel what I'm saying, but it's how
it take a phone call for home. You fear me?
Hey get that by that money? Hey put put him
in the show, Hey do this. It just like I
wish it would have went different because that was like
one of my people I idolized. So it's like it's
like me and your idol and then the nigga jail

(56:50):
be like like it's like damn, bro, like I really
thought that situation was gonna be. You feel me my
next level? You fear me so, like, come on, like
listening to the nigga music, A fan of the music,
all that shit. So it was different for me. You
feel what I'm saying, Man, what's next for so? Say? Done?

Speaker 3 (57:09):
So say?

Speaker 1 (57:09):
Man? Oh shit, Man, I ain't doing that. Man, I'm
just dropping good music. Man ain't spaying nothing. You feel
what I'm saying. It's just what's going on. It's just
it's just a whole different side of me.

Speaker 3 (57:20):
Man.

Speaker 1 (57:21):
I just I'm I just want to show niggas like
they really not that for real music. You feel me
like you know how music used to be competitive and
nigga used to be like you feel me challenging niggas
to rap. You feel me like that's what I'm like,
so let me. Let me tell you we just broke down,
like four people in their conversation. You had one thing

(57:41):
to say to people Brown with with it be Oh man,
I wish we could have had a conversation. Man, I
love you. You feel me like I really fucked with
people Brown like I speak highly of her, like I
really love Peple Brown, bro, Like I literally had an
issue with some niggas in the club and handle that
ship for her. You feel what I'm saying, Like niggas
she owes some money for an open mic or some

(58:03):
ship that was speaking crazy and I like, I love
people bro, for real. Bro, that shit hurt me. This
ain't nobody I wanted to fall out with you. It's
somebody that I cherish. You feel what I'm saying, Like
I really care about people around her children and everything,
like I got attached to her kids, Nigga. This ain't
no situation where it's like, hey man, we fell out,

(58:23):
fucking nigga hurt Like, I'm still like nigga, I'm like, man,
I wanted to strain that ship out. I tried to
straighten it out. She ain't let me though. Bro. You
know some people when they say fuck you fucking regardless
of what the situation. So she just said fuck me
and I couldn't straighten it up. What about the lady

(58:43):
the other lady, Yeah.

Speaker 3 (58:46):
Got you?

Speaker 1 (58:50):
What about broo? Oh man? You know, like man, I
wish we could fix that. You feel what I'm saying.
I wish we not even just fix it on a conversation. Yeah, Like, bro,
I still like man, home is like even if even
if it's on some music ship like like me, just
you feel me like helping on that type of shit,
Like I really feel like Home still got you feel

(59:13):
me longevity and this ship. And you know, like man,
I fucked with her, Like I wish it would have
happened differently. A nigga could have communicated with me and said, Bro,
I can't do this or I can't do that no more,
or you feel me like, but it ain't no beef
like I ain't. I ain't beef with no nigga. I
ain't mad at a nigga like. It wasn't none of that.
It was just like, bro, you won't And niggas gotta

(59:33):
start holding niggas morally.

Speaker 4 (59:35):
Responsible and principal responsible.

Speaker 1 (59:37):
Too, and that what we don't do you feel me like, boy,
if you give your word like like you bro. If
you give me your word, my nigga, you keep your word. Bro.
You feel me, you say, bro'n put your on bit fat. Bro.
You brought me up there. You feel me, you say,
I'm gonna doue that you do it bro like, And
that's that's what matter more than me. You can add
anybody on my team, my engineer. If I say I'm

(59:58):
gonna do something, I don't give a fucking hurt me.
I should never see it. I was gonna do it,
come and do it so I you know, I hope
we can have a conversation that we can't. And what
about the other dude who the comedian nigga? Yeah, I
ain't got nothing to say. The home. I just hope
home just stay, you know, be a better father, be

(01:00:21):
a better person, man, to just stay out the way.
I really like, I really like I wanted to help
little bro be something. You feel what I'm saying. I
wanted to help him be something. It's like when you
come from the streets and the struggle and you make
something and you get something, it's like you be looking
for who to pull up with you, like who I
can pull up with? You feel me? I ain't really have.
I had one nigga do me like that, like big

(01:00:41):
walk like he pulled me up, So it made me
want to do it for somebody else. You feel me,
because like that's my relationship with God. But if I
bless you, you bless me. Bless somebody else? You feel me.
I bless people every day in my life. So I
was trying to bless little brother. You feel me, And
I just hope he don't play with no more his
blessings and learn no more listens. In fact, hey, now

(01:01:02):
we get out of here. Man. Resentment only goddamn affect you,
and don't fake the other people.

Speaker 3 (01:01:08):
For sure, that's fact. Appreciate this man? Or did she
give your word?

Speaker 1 (01:01:19):
Can we keep it real? Brom?

Speaker 7 (01:01:21):
Can we keep it real?

Speaker 1 (01:01:22):
Brom? Can we? Can we keep it real?

Speaker 4 (01:01:24):
Because you're gonna go for that.

Speaker 1 (01:01:27):
I ain't I ain't even never know you. Thistional though
that's on my grand baby. I ain't never know you.
It went up and came down quick though. Oh yeah,
I ain't even never know that. G Cob man we have.

Speaker 4 (01:01:39):
I didn't even know that had dished you. I didn't
know nothing about that ship until just right now for real.

Speaker 1 (01:01:45):
But White, I.

Speaker 4 (01:01:47):
Don't even have a plausible explanation.

Speaker 1 (01:01:50):
I don't know that.

Speaker 5 (01:01:54):
No, but I fully, I wholeheartedly support your career and
I think you're like one of the artists out But
as far as.

Speaker 4 (01:01:59):
That, I just I don't know.

Speaker 1 (01:02:01):
They opened up, you know, man, Noah, she ain't gonna man,
but I'm telling you we did the last time. In
the last show, I was like, Jane, I just really
want yeah that she brought me to tears. Man. She
she she cried, and then she cried. Lady, she let
me at the bottom of the step. She left me

(01:02:22):
at the bottom step.

Speaker 4 (01:02:24):
Damn, somebody else does it, then the third time will.

Speaker 1 (01:02:26):
Be a charm. No, I ain't nobody else gonna do it.

Speaker 3 (01:02:29):
I ain't going that.

Speaker 1 (01:02:30):
Got you to that, lady got you.

Speaker 2 (01:02:34):
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