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February 17, 2026 70 mins

YFN Kay pulls up to Big Facts to talk life after freedom, the momentum behind his Already Legend Tour, and what’s next for him musically and personally. He also speaks on his relationship with YFN Lucci, navigating Atlanta’s ever-changing music scene, and what legacy really means in the city. Big Bank and DJ Scream tap in for a raw conversation about growth, survival, and staying solid in Atlanta.

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Big Bank DJ scre bring you Big Facts in the
street live from Repose Studios and the ATL The time
for Big Facts, Big Bank DJ Screen Welcome in today.
Why if n K welcome home?

Speaker 2 (00:15):
Why y'all you know on this ad, I was supposed
to be on this side. I supposed to be. Well,
go on, man, it's great to be back. Man.

Speaker 1 (00:27):
You feel good?

Speaker 2 (00:28):
I feel his static?

Speaker 1 (00:29):
Did everything? Did everything shake out the way? Did it
shake out for the best in.

Speaker 2 (00:35):
The head, Yes it did, Yes it did. And I
feel like through that situation, a lot of growth was had,
uh in our whole situation, a lot of lessons was
learned and were moving forward in a better direction. What
was different about this bed and another time you've been
for you? It were longer, It were longer and stronger, man,

(01:00):
you know what I'm saying. Nigga were really there a
long time. So I got to connect with the people
a lot more. I got to see goddamn different light
walks of life, different struggles and what other niggas go
through what I'm going through. It was a lot of
feeling in this in this ride, you know what I'm saying.
And I just feel accomplished and great to be back.
I feel like it was something I had to go
through too, but it was something I had to learn,

(01:22):
somebody had to see. You know what I'm saying. Yeah,
I'm just blessed one for a longer duration. Hm.

Speaker 1 (01:30):
Did you ever have a moment where you you kind
of got down to yourself, like, man, it might it
might not shake out for the best, Like not for me,
not for you, but for lout.

Speaker 2 (01:41):
I was in that bed and Loot and and motherfucker
we in there at the same time. I'm like, man,
I'm praying God, damn, I see my brother again. Cause
me and my brother we don't spend a lot of
time away from each other. Like growing up, we were
all way together now by choice. Way ain't never been
away from each other for two weeks for real. So
seeing him going through that ship and I'm in population,

(02:04):
I'm with everybody that nigga kind of locked up. I
was wondering what they were doing to his mental and
shit was affecting me. You feel what I'm saying, Just
hell nah, man, I talked to him, though I couldn't
write his ad because I ain't never know shit. So
you know how you think what type of told you

(02:26):
think that you put on your mama. Both y'all lot
up at the same thing. Oh Man sent man down
a little spiral. She was sad all the time. You
know how you call somebody but you can hear it
in their voice that they going through that shit. So
she was going through that shit on both ends with us.
But you know, I appreciate my mom and we were
still there even behind them. While we were still there
every day, the money, whatever she needs, we were making

(02:49):
sure she was good. So and we put a lot
of good people around my mama while I was gone,
So that was very important too.

Speaker 1 (02:57):
What's the what's the I guess the biggest lesson you
learn from just the whole ordeal, like the biggest life lesson.
Like you're like, man, I learned this time. If I
ain't learning the vo this time, I get it.

Speaker 2 (03:09):
You know, I'm one of them people that move by theyself.
I'm known by the world, you know what I'm saying,
and I still move by myself, like everybody know me,
everybody want to hang with me, but when I pull up,
I kind of be by myself. So I just learned
from just watching the whole ordeals. Just to keep your
circles small and tight. You know what I'm saying. Everything
ain't needed for every occasion. Yeah, you know what I'm saying.

(03:31):
If you gotta if you're going to eat state, you
need a state nice. You don't need a state night
when you're going to eat rocco la cheese and shit,
you need to park for that, you know what I'm saying.
So you you gotta switch it around.

Speaker 1 (03:43):
Why you think it is that, you know, coming up
in the streets, like you don't see a lot of
people moving solo and moving light. Why do you think that.

Speaker 2 (03:50):
Everybody want to take care of their people. Everybody want
to take care of their nigga. They don't want to
feel like they change. You say change around the nigga.
I just ask for change. I ain't say you change.
Who changed? You know what I'm saying. Scared when they
hear that who changed? And who can't go to the
hood and ship like that? But we all trying to

(04:12):
make it out the hood. So why would you want
to go back? You think changing necessarily though? Yes, yes,
for growth to happen, you got to change. I know
you you changed a lot. I love it if you
feel what I'm saying my dog. Change. For for us
to evolve and grow, change has to happen. It ain't

(04:33):
nothing we can God damn steer away from them. You
gonna change, You ain't gonna want to wear the same
clothes or none of that. But you think the results
to a person that feel like I just can't evolve,
and we ain't gonna say change people that can't evolve,
what you think the end results is down with spiral.
They are going down. It ain't nowhere around it. If
you can't change, you're gonna go down. Are you gonna

(04:54):
stay in the same place?

Speaker 1 (04:56):
Yeah?

Speaker 2 (04:56):
And if you staying in the same place and it
ain't the top, then you know what you're doing. You
just at the bottom with the bullshit. Some people good
with that, though a lot of people is good with it.
How do you deal with that when you got somebody
that you love that you know they good with it,
Keep them right there and just fuck with them every
now and then. Yeah, you know what I'm saying. I

(05:18):
ain't knocking what you're doing, but I'm gonna keep you
right now, and I'm gonna holl erless you when I can.
I can't take you with me, though, So God, then
bless me with this to bless you. You know that's
that's how a lot of niggas get that ship took
fact trying to give it to a nigga God just
don't want to bless and you're trying to get the buddy,
and you done got your shit too. It slip out

(05:39):
your hand. So you know what I'm saying, You gotta
move forward. If they can't walk with you, they got
the goddamn go over there. So how you deal with
like like people that just don't get that but then
feel like you're gonna suck a nigga shit? Oh fuck
them straight up, straight up. I gotta feed my mam.
I got big old kids, man, I got big kids.
I gotta be it's a company of a family. Man.

(06:02):
Fuck your buddy, I ain't tripping you mad. Put it
in your ass. You know what I'm saying. I love
when nigga get mad. So you mad, that means ship.
That's a less bill. You mad. I can't wait for
even over Please get mad, wait to leave you because

(06:22):
you get mad, you're gonna be mad over there. I
ain't dealing with no mad nigga for sure. We have
and we ain't gotta deal with no man. H We're
doing what we gotta do, so we ain't gotta deal
with another nigga ship for sure. When do keep it
real turn you to an idiot? Like what part of that?

Speaker 1 (06:38):
Like?

Speaker 2 (06:38):
You know, like he really seen so much of that ship?

Speaker 1 (06:42):
Man?

Speaker 2 (06:44):
When keeping it real goes wrong, you know, nigga be
trying to keep it too real when you already accomplishing ship.
You moving in a new light. But what they say
you ain't real because you ain't row the nigga that.
But I'm mad at I'm mad at that nigga, not you,

(07:04):
And I'm telling you you ain't real because you don't
help me Rob with it. He ain't know what they
do to me. He ain't shipped to me. So now
I'm a fake ad nigga because because I ain't. Hey, man,
I move away from nigga. But has there been time
that you felt pressure? Not pressure because we won't get pressured, man,
but felt like we gonna do the shit? Could my boy? Man?

(07:27):
Let me go on here? The rock on my boy?
My boy? You know that be like that when you're
in front the hood. I ain't gonna lie, not me.
I be feeling bigger than this ship. You always had
your own mind base. I can't wait till a nigga
play with this shiit. So you feel what I'm saying.
You going against the grain. As long as you ain't
coming at me going again the grain, I'm cool with it.
As soon as you go again what I got going again,

(07:48):
I gotta move you out the way. Whatever that may mean.
You like that, I always been like that. That's a
good trait. I always been like that. Why I don't
move with a hunter of idiots. You ain't never seen
me on stage with a hunted nigga. You ain't ever
see me pull up to the studio in the harmony. Fact,
when I'm on fifteen blocks, fifteen hundred block in Airwood,
I ain't even with a hundred nigga. Then you feel me.

(08:08):
I just be doing my thing and keep it moving.
That's how I cut a lot of boys shit out, though.
But I had my mama to teach me shit like that.
So a lot of shit I grew up learning, I
just instilled in the game. While we're working. You feel
what I'm saying, cause nigga talk the right shit. Nigga
just don't know how to implicate it. What was one
part of the game you see, Like, man, this shit

(08:30):
just shouldn't even be happening like that. You just can't understand,
like why is it happening tailor tailor? Because sometimes it
don't got nothing even to do with the nigga who's tailing.
So how did you even tell? Oh? Look again, the
situation don't got nothing to do with the nigga who

(08:52):
told some time he tailor. I don't even know how
he walked in the space of even tailor, but he
ain't even in this. You don't even know me. How
did you tell? What did they say?

Speaker 1 (09:06):
My name?

Speaker 2 (09:06):
And as you did? Shit you want to tell nobody.
Sometime niggas just be when they knows that nigga shit
or just talking too much. How do you think a
lot of this shit just start to get be able
to be justified? Rich rats? You know, nigga having paper,
nigga having not the rioting nigga got a little fame.

(09:28):
But here a rat nigga let but it slide all day.
It don't matter what going on, Nigga gonna let the
niggas slide. Man, damn. So, but if you the type
of nigga don't let niggas slide, you become the hater.
I mean, that's why you gotta really never mind that shit.
It ain't got nothing to do with you. Just stay
out of stay cleared the whole shit. I'm so not

(09:51):
fucking with no. But is that part of the problem.

Speaker 1 (09:55):
Mhm.

Speaker 2 (09:56):
That's a good question, cause niggas ain't standing up, and
if we don't stand up, then I think that is
part of the problem. Nigga gotta be how can you
stand up? How can you stand up and be the
only nigga stinking out like a so throng and you
get smacked. I have to smack a nigga, but behind
the truth. So it's like you damn if you do
you damn you don't. Yeah, that just one enough things.

(10:17):
You just gotta play by. L know what I'm saying,
which ain't no mout that what I'm saying. You gotta
play that ship by.

Speaker 1 (10:26):
You play a game you know you can't win. That's
the question.

Speaker 2 (10:30):
I'm definitely not doing that.

Speaker 1 (10:32):
You know you can't win. Well, I play that game.

Speaker 2 (10:34):
I can't playing with these nigga. Man, you gotta move
out the way, gotta move. I ain't never tripping on
the nigga who moved away. Just invite me to the barbecue. Yeah,
I'm fucking with it though. It'll come out there where
you at. We ain't never got to hang around the suck.
It's two many. They move in disguise too, and they power.
Oh yeah, oh yeah, they got real power to tho.

(10:58):
That shut your ship down. And you righteous nig I've
seen that play out too. You moving, righteous nigga, just
shun your ship now, making nigga not fuck with you,
making nigga go the other way on you. And you
righteous though, but because you ain't with the masses of
the situation. Yeah, you look like you jed on some bosh.

(11:21):
It's crazy. But but you gotta think that's been going
on since the beginning of time. Like that's the same
ship with the story in the Bible, Right, Jesus was righteous.
But nah, bro, you too righteous. We gotta put your
ass on the crawl. I get you out here. You're
gonna show. You're gonna show people that we fake. Yeah,
you come around all this real shit. It's like that's
the most extinct Nigga's a real nigga. Yeah, and most

(11:45):
of the nigga that's solid and real. They just get
out the way and be quiet, bro, because I'm gonna
look like a foreigner. Like that's why I be saying
about the dude Kanye right, Yeah, he's so right and
standing on what he's standing on. They just really running
them crazy, because like, am I crazy? For real? How
don't nobody get this ship that I'm saying? Yeah, I

(12:06):
just seen them walk past the niggas say no interview.
He don't even want to say nothing nobody. Now they
gonna take your words and just do whatever.

Speaker 1 (12:13):
You can't see.

Speaker 2 (12:15):
It ain't no win Like stream.

Speaker 1 (12:17):
Play game, you can't win.

Speaker 2 (12:19):
What do we do?

Speaker 1 (12:21):
Don't play a game? If me and you was gambling
on the game, you know you can't win, you're gonna
put your money in?

Speaker 2 (12:27):
Yeah from a cheek, I don't. I don't know. I
don't never feel like I can't win. Well, there's some
games too that in the programs I just don't apply
to me. Like that's why I got a problem with
that too. I might try to try one time. What's
your saying, I'm a gemini?

Speaker 1 (12:47):
What it is to what it is? Right?

Speaker 2 (12:54):
That always.

Speaker 1 (12:59):
Your birthday?

Speaker 2 (13:00):
Don't feel Yeah, okay, we're doing something this year. Y'all
stay tuned for that manah for sure. Damn. So yeah,
so you really ain't nowhere. We have to be quiet
because a nigga don't know how not to tell how
we feel. Then we can't even tell our partners mm hmmm,

(13:20):
because they gonna tell somebody we said it, because the
power that come with the words that we're saying. I
Bank feel like they got damn. I'm a ride with Bank,
fuck them. But then he got some other partlems that
don't feel like how you like as a young nigga.

(13:42):
Then and now, how did you see alant of change
in what way? Good, bad, ugly and different? Whatever? I
seen it change? With immigration, so many niggas coming from
everywhere else and us looking at what Detroit doing and
the Internet showing us what nigga weighing over there, how

(14:05):
nigga talking over there, what nigga game banging over there?
That fought us. It took away from us because niggas
stopp being and lant niggas start being worldly niggas, We
started being worldly niggas. Yeah, I agree with that on
fold them. Yeah you feel what I'm saying. Yigga got
damn taking lingo from everywhere, nigga taking fashion from Marywell,
so you don't even know where it came because people

(14:26):
like cities stopped becoming individuals because it's something like you know,
seafood and creole chick come from the world. You know, horses,
cowboy boots and cowboy has that's a Texas Yeah, exactly,
big rims swinging. You know that's text. You see red, blue, green, yellow,
you know that's California. That's game bang. You know what

(14:50):
I'm saying. Different cities had an identity. Now it's just Airwell. See,
niggas don't understand what you just said. Is the key
bro to success. That's the reason why why be so
big because he's a adding ruts nigga all his music.
Kendrick Lamart is a l a nigga and all his music.
You get what I'm saying, Like, when you stick to
the court of who you are, where you from, that's
what makes you the biggest because you're showing the world. Yeah,

(15:14):
your city getting that from from you. You know what
I'm exactly. No, that's that's real ship, that's dope, that's dope,
that's for real. Yeah, soon as you try to adjust
and god damn ship, I'm gonna I'm gonna do it.
I'm gonna do this on this type of beat, Like
why be he on New Orleans? I mean, what is
he on Louisiana beats? For sure? He ain't chasing all

(15:34):
these Okay, I want to sound like this nigga because
he make hit beats. No, I'm finna put out beats
on You get what I'm saying. That that that's my
ship and to my city ship. You know what I'm saying.
But that's what fun. That's up being able to like
have a little window into what these folks doing when
when you think the shift happened, ship like that so

(15:58):
the worst the Internet, but at the Internet that gave
you the window to see, you know, niggas is growing
every day. Nigga ain't got no identity. Nigga ain't come
from that nebore I laying in hell. So if I
could see what another nigga doing, I'm gonna implicate that
in what I'm doing because I don't even have an
identity nigga in my city. I'm doing some different ship,

(16:20):
and you know, sometimes different look cool to some people.
So that's when the ship got a shift, Yeah, because
you niggas feel like I could be the first one
to do it around my niggas. Yeah, So, nigga, y'all
ain't on this really. You bring some ship that ain't
needed around you, bringing some ship that ain't need you.
You got that from another nigga. You swag a jacket

(16:43):
another nigga. Man, you watch them body man, so you know,
damn you're right. I ain't never look at it like that.
That's what fucked it up right there. The windows. We
need our own ice, man, We need.

Speaker 1 (17:05):
Here man. It was tolerable ti COVID, it was tolerable.
But after COVID, it.

Speaker 2 (17:09):
Got cause started seeing that Atlanta niggas is on some
most ship. Them boy didn't even go in the house
when the world went into house. Them boy didn't go
in the house. The bar taking flight, they throwing parties.
Still we can go get some money with them boy.
Then coming and seeing how the city is is what
made stayed there. Oh yeah, yeah, that what made nigga

(17:33):
want to stay, Cause nigga used to Everybody been coming
to Atlanta for years. I don't want to act like
niggas ain't, but nigga were coming getting their money and
leaving Andy. We're going back home. Theiga were coming have
a party or to leave. Nigga come vacation and leave.
A nigga said, fuck that that ship going on. I
want to stay.

Speaker 1 (17:55):
They're crazy.

Speaker 2 (18:01):
We didn't close. Niggas. Niggas went man. Niggas was not
what you call it when COVID what you nigga. Nigga
here passing blunts like you got it? I got it? Yeah, yeah,
I won't believe it.

Speaker 1 (18:16):
This ship.

Speaker 2 (18:18):
Nigga driving the boats did drinking lot of same. Go
how nigga don't even be in our nigga was standing
outside even more then, I ain't got nowhere to go.
He's just standing on the block going out. Nigga't gonna
tell me ship quarantine, So you know how that ship go.

(18:38):
Niggas just we was our own ship though we ain't
never went. I ain't never heard nobody say Atlanta Niggas
went somewhere, took over the ship, cause we don't give
a damn about somebody else ship. We got our own
ship and we ain't never went. Okay in my in Miami,
I remember they came up here for a minute. That
a lot of that Lanta niggas moving in Miami. No, no,

(19:00):
but I'm saying back in the day them nigga came
up here and took over some ship, and our ship,
the wailing nigga and our ship. All that and our ship.
We ain't never went nowhere and took over nothing because
we like our ship. Ain't gonna lie man, no matter why.
I go ahead in the world, but I'll be ready
to get back to the city. I be ready to
go home. I ain't laying. I be ready to get back.

(19:20):
Ain't nothing, bro, I'm been with beaches and sinos. Ain't
nothing like it. I don't give a fuck what you say.
I know I'm crazy right now. A lot of so
turned up when I go I be boring. Oh any well,
yeah he too. I was just int do back for
a whole week. That ship wasn't ship. I'm ready to
get back to the bitty what they be? God damn

(19:41):
looking at everybody and watching everything too, cause we be
moving kind of different. We just watched crazy, okay. I
was kind of sick to the whole time. Went from
by to l A.

Speaker 1 (19:50):
I was feelished.

Speaker 2 (19:51):
Six soon I landed in the city. All that eleven.
I got you right, y'all able to sleep and everything.
It's something different. I love Atlanta may I love the
city too. I never I always tell a nigga, it's
cool to got down. Get some property somewhere. Y'all do
that rented out, you know what I mean, Go sometime vacation,

(20:13):
Go get a time share. That's cool. I'm going home.
I just hate that people from out of town. You
know what I'm saying. It's like like they see some
ship happen in the city. They make like they just
say this everybody you saying, I hate this shit. But
it ain't gonna be the nigga to try to defend it.
But you gotta a lot of this ship happened started.

(20:36):
I'm gonna keep it a break. The first time niggas
tried to finish them folks with some New York ships.
Just be real now. Oh yeah, Nino Brown, for god damn,
who else Like we were, We weren't introduced to that
up top introduced us to all this ship that they
trying to put out on us. Yeah, we definitely went

(20:58):
on keeping in the break. We definitely want finishing. We
were taking you know what I'm saying, like finish the police.
Oh yeah, oh for sure, we ain't. We don't even
fuck with the police, saying but you know it has
been in recent times looking as if we do. Oh no,

(21:18):
that ain't. I definitely feel where you're coming from. But
you know what I'm saying. But like you got people
because niggas hate the city so bad, they'll try to
make it seem like ain't no real niggas in Atlanta. Yeah,
they said we we we rat city. New York got
the biggest rats. Frankly from what the name Frank Lucas Lucas, Yes,

(21:41):
air pole Ben snitching man saying me nothing about God
damn my ship, And we weren't no rats, That's what
I'm saying. But now that you know, you got some
little ship that look crazy or whatever, and now they
want to be like everybody in Atlanta that man when
I be placing, man, I make sure my chest out
my face. Nigga, don't do that. Ain't because it ain't.

(22:03):
It ain't everybody but real niggas know that though, because
it suckers arewhell it's real niggas airwell. But most of
most of the solid niggas is just you know, like
you said, getting out the way, niggas is high and them. Yeah,
like we're fucking with who were fucking with under the
table and over there, we're gonna let y'all have all
that that what y'all want to do. Ship It be

(22:27):
like that sometime. But I'm but they bring me back
to what you said. Is that part of the problem.
It is. It is because we just get out the way,
but it is a part of the problem. But what
else could you do? What else could you do? Game?
You can't win.

Speaker 1 (22:43):
The episode, I'm telling you.

Speaker 2 (22:47):
But some days the nigga want to wake up and
just pick that phone up and whatever the fucking be, Like, man,
hold up.

Speaker 1 (22:52):
Now, then you're gonna get involved in the game. You
can't win. And at the end of the like, damn, I
shouldn't have did that?

Speaker 2 (22:58):
You right, brother? That't done it. I can go over
that just a lot of times I'm talking about since
I've been at I'm using a motherfucker that got damn
get on live. I might drink or bother on that
motherfucker talking about everything with everybody. I ain't been doing
that lately. Get on my wife, pick up my phone

(23:20):
and want to come in up on some ship and
be like what I'm gonna let them have that ship.
It's already get five thousand. God damn comings they saying
what I'm saying. I'll be seeing you hearing there like like,
but I can tell your gyminal enough through all the
ship that, Like, I see you put an l O
L up on the ship here. I know you really
want to say something show getting I want to get

(23:42):
into that ship so bad, but I be like, let
me not because I'm on some more ship too. I
know how I'm gonna react when they when somebody called
me out of I'm in this situation. You know what
I'm saying, I'll be trying to fire back. We gotta
figure out something to figure right now what I wish
we could figure out what We gotta build our own communities, man,

(24:04):
we gotta take our communities. Man, let's start kicking niggas out.
You're just gonna have to, no Bady, kick niggas out
because I need to get kicked out. It's gonna always
be a friend of a nigga that's in like bro ship. Bro,
I'm keeping him bro.

Speaker 1 (24:22):
More rules to a game.

Speaker 2 (24:24):
You know what I'm saying, Like I know, bro, keep it,
keep it, keep it, but I'm keeping him there, and.

Speaker 1 (24:34):
I think part of it, part of it. You let
it play out of the fix yourself, to an extent,
get worse if you don't say nothing, you don't do nothing,
just get worse. But don't don't don't. Don't. Don't certain
ship just weave itself out or just implode.

Speaker 2 (24:51):
No, it don't never go like that. He don't never
go like that. You don't never just like that you
feel because somebody gonna say somebody else don't like or
do something, or nigga don't like, and it be it's
a squabble. Then everybody where your nigga snitched when you
took the punk back, you got the punk over there

(25:12):
with you didn't even know he was a yeah, I
ain't even know that. Yeah, all this, but everybody got
their favorite flowed personal. Oh yeah, that's just what it is.
That's just like and we being new yo, bullshit. Yeah
that what I'm saying. So we So how did that
ship we were trying to protect you, though we were
trying to protect you. It ain't it ain't. I don't know,

(25:39):
I don't know, damn. So the ship, the city shift,
I think the internet, you say the Internet shift of
the city. I agree with that internet ship in the world. Yeah,
and the ship that we talk about, and we feeling
like we're in the hot seat when I say we
don't say in Atlanta. It's like it's been going on
all over the world. Were just the most famous motherfuckers.

(25:59):
Atlanta's the most famous city. I mean when you turn
like that, nigga, you know you got the friend niggas,
you got the end niggas, fashion and switched, you got
the arts and ship down here, we don't got no
water none of that. Were popping like a motherfucker. It's
because of the culture. It's because of how we were raised.

(26:21):
It's the Southern hospitality of the situation. With some players
down niggas, ain't that player. They don't be knowing ship.
That's what it is. You're right, man, Even they gonna
say anything, even with somebody tricking on nothing the other day.

(26:43):
What Yeah, it is the blames it is now, But
at first it wasn't that. Now I think that I
think that's just the younger generation tricking. If they think
it's cool to throw your money away on this, y'all, nigga,
they buying that stuff where they come from the music though,

(27:06):
who wanted the music? But at first you gotta think
I'm just saying first Atlanta niggas wasn't on that first
South niggas period. It was eight ball m j G
Is don break a bitch. Yeah, that's what it was.
At first, niggas on on that type of ship nigga
some pimp and ship nigga players.

Speaker 1 (27:21):
That's over it. Like you always say, when did the
shift though? When did the shift?

Speaker 2 (27:27):
Oh? Yeah, were Pippot were Pipper was over with sh
When niggas start got damn getting too much money. When
niggas like the start buying them old red Bottom and
tip them, you ain't tricking if you got it all
that ship. Yeah, you know what I'm saying, the keeping
it it's the music. Yeah, And not to say that
that's what they was going for, but that's what happened.

(27:48):
The nigga started being like ship many whole.

Speaker 1 (27:54):
I gotta do something with all this money.

Speaker 2 (27:56):
Yeah, fucking I got to understand, bro, you can't do
what the nigga do. Who got money? Oh no, for sure.
I heard the girl say the other day, Jean is
a rich nigga. Sport your broke ca can't cheat on me.
Like damn, I heard that Jae Walker Bass and Nigga apartment.
I was like, I ain't going over there. You got

(28:17):
you know, you ain't got no money to do what
you do. Yeah, you know what I'm saying. That's crazy
though that you say that though it niggas do trick
on No. I mean everybody been doing this ship now though.
The young nigga, the old nigga is the music, like
you said, because every song say that, every song say
you gotta get that girl song. I don't believe in that.

(28:41):
You know what I'm saying. I fuck with you if
I fun with you, but I don't believe in you
my priority now that I just met you. Soon you
meet a whole out there. Get what? Get what you
gotta give? What story to me? With those ship like
you're gonna be like God, Damn, I ain't do nothing,
ask for three hundred dollars and you just ghost me.

(29:02):
You better get your broke ass. Ain't on that. It's
a twenty field rent coming up. Bit I met you,
you've been you the nigga, she's beinna put she's been
to pour into you. So when the thirty come round
up in the big Yeah, it's pour into you. Yeah,
fucked up. You can do anything. You come over here.
She like snuck a key in your packing you left.

(29:24):
You didn't even know you ad the whole key. She
can ask you for that money. So then been over
here to night. You've definitely been over there all night.
You go to night, leave that you better not leave now.

(29:46):
You may not have a T shirt over there. You
stay here now. Hey, I asked your brother this on perspective,
what you think some of hell taught you that no
other hood could have talked to you in that live Oh,
watch your partners. Watch your partners because they are some
bud ship that's any No, not like mine, though, every

(30:09):
nigga feel like that like mine? Why that ship talkt me?
Watch your nigga, I'm talking about your nigga though, your
nigga I watch, but then watch his as like the
main man, your main man. Watch his as, especially if
y'all grew up right here together, watch his as. It's
so crazy because you ed can determine the nigga boy,

(30:30):
how he talking at, where he's from. Oh that nigga
you could tell now everybody s everybody is the same nigga.
Everybody the same nigga cause the window shows you the window,
the Internet is showed you. Yep. Everybody's just doing what
other nigga doing. I try to God damn limit myself
on the Internet. Where the money. That's how nigga get

(30:53):
the pay. No, I'm just saying, not watching ship, looking
at nigga, seeing what nigga doing, listening to certain music.
I don't feed my mind that ship because if I
listen to enough of your ship, I'm gonna go spit
that same ship in the move or something like it.

Speaker 1 (31:10):
That's period.

Speaker 2 (31:12):
I don't watch nobody putcast here so a nigga. Damn
lie they they heard me say something, they sit and
don't watch nigga shit. Even though fans of nigga ship
like uh like the clips that go by like man
I like and jay I love them. Nigga shit just
seeing it, you know what I'm saying. But other than that, man,
I don't be wanting to watch it because I don't
want to talk about what niggas talking about. I don't
want to say this ship the niggas said it because

(31:33):
like you said, it'll get it'll get on the top
front of your brain, it's gonna get on. That's how
mine works, That's how the brain works. If you feed
yourself that ship, you could be doing itself subconsciously. It's
just gonna get in there like that. You gotta make sure,
god damn you got your ship together. You take a
lot of strip out that goddamn get on there and
just look at everything, because you know it's so easy.

(31:53):
It's right there. It's just swipe away too many clips,
thirty second clips. That ship just it's right there. So
you gotta converse the dope. But that is the internet,
bro that that finger that ship the worst, the worst
ship they came up with. I know somebody that don't
even turn the TV TV right in front of the

(32:15):
the biggest TV ever, shitting them off forucker like a
fiend me somebody to keep winding the movie back. Yeah, yeah,
I see it, man. It's just ad like. Then they're

(32:36):
like your people are what you like or something you
got something common with one click away is your one.
Then you post something you refreshing to see every like
Nigga gonna see every covet every night. Nigga stead refreshing
that mother fucking second. NA take it down right, limp

(33:05):
real nigga definitely be on that all right there, I
would say, I ain't saying right now? Ain't that right there?

Speaker 1 (33:15):
They mother got it for.

Speaker 2 (33:17):
Yeah, yeah, man, this ship I mean, but I don't
feel like it's all bad, especially not where we are.
I feel like we got some cleaning up in our
own house to do. But I feel like where do
we started with self? And what I mean byself, I

(33:40):
mean in our families, in our circles, Like if we
start right there, like exile and the nigga from the
circle when they be on some bullshit, yourself, your own circle,
because you can kind of control that. If you can't
control your own circle is bigger than you, and then
when it's bigger than you, we all know you will
follow with them, you just following, and then the cirtain

(34:04):
if the circle follow each other, y'all just a whole
bunch of followers. If you can't stand up to your niggas,
who can you stand up to? If I can't tell
my nigga, hey man, I don't like that the ship
you did though, the night man, you did that ship
in front of the folk when you told budd it,
God damn, you will pay for that out loud. You
don't do no ship like that. You can't just slide
on the paper broom girl like that. Niggas gotta start

(34:26):
saying ship like that. Once you try checking your crew,
your surroundings, it'll spread out. But niggas gotta be its
just I think sometimes well, well I have seen the
both ways. Sometimes it be the wrong nigga that be
in position. You can't tell him that because everybody else
in at fault. Then it's like shit, man, fuck him
a nigga hatereim. How you're gonna tell me the nigga hater? Bro?

(34:47):
I ain't really say that that loud. The niggas who
right there knowing you said it loud and be like, yeah, bro,
he always be on because he want to stay in
good grace. You get wanna say it just ain't enough
niggas that's gonna tell the truth. Nigga will be it's
the truth? Brother? Why you had to say it like that?
How else do you say the truth? I dress it up.

(35:09):
They want you to put a wig on that ship,
put a little skirt on it. It ain't gonna come
off of the truth. Niggain't gonna take it that serious.
You gotta say that ship with your chicks for sure,
say that you got to say it with your chest.
But I think it'll work better if niggas do more
of that.

Speaker 1 (35:25):
I agree.

Speaker 2 (35:26):
It ain't nothing wrong with God damn my nigga saying no,
I ain't. I don't feel like I did it like that.
But in the back of your mind, he gonna know.
You gotta watch his ship now. And it's how you
how you present it to a nigga. If you fol
deep in the car, you just wait, Bro, I'm waiting.
I get bro by. You know what I'm saying. It's
always it ain't what you do, it's how you do it,
you know what I'm saying. So as long as you

(35:46):
do it the right way you present it, I think
it'll stick to a nigga.

Speaker 1 (35:49):
See.

Speaker 2 (35:49):
But I'm the wrong kind of nigga for that because
I'm like my grandma. But where you did it? At?
Where you get it at? As soon as you say that,
I like, Bro, why would you do this whole ass
it in front of your hole right there? From here?
With about like Bro, You're a bitch. Bro.

Speaker 1 (36:02):
I don't know how to do it, but you need
a certain amount of that to to fix it, you
need a certain amount of embarrassment for it to be fitting.

Speaker 2 (36:11):
Damn ned walk with a niggas. But like rubbing it,
like rubbing the dolls in it, you got you You
do need a certain level. You need a certain and continued,
I kind of told you over here, man, you did
that ship again in front of you folk. I got
to show you don't know, I think, I think I
don't figure out a way. Just remove them, bro, best

(36:34):
for me, just removing. And that's part of the problem too, though,
That what we keep saying. So either you want for,
you want for, they gotta get out.

Speaker 1 (36:43):
You go ahead, no, say, I feel like you should
just give a funk about the people you really give
a fuck about? Do we give a funk about? Everybody
can give.

Speaker 2 (36:53):
The people you give a funk about? Be on bullshit too.

Speaker 1 (36:56):
Then you got a small duty to give a little
bit of a fucking try.

Speaker 2 (37:02):
Grown, you're grown, bron, Come on that too, car like
nigga ain't taking care of me. Man, you know my ship.
I got this ship going on. I'm trying to help you.

Speaker 1 (37:11):
But we all wave a white flag and don't nobody
fuck with nobody. Then we really all fucked up. Then
we can't go outside. So we gotta do something. I'm
not saying go above and beyond like the fun with
your mental health, but I'm saying, like you would, I'm
gonna do it for bank.

Speaker 2 (37:27):
I'm gonna tell you the only way to do this. Ship, Yeah,
because we got a mutual respect and that's different. Were
talking about people that you that you can't do it with.
They ain't gonna take it.

Speaker 1 (37:36):
Don't do it, Ship, that's hard.

Speaker 2 (37:41):
It's a head scratcher. I don't know whatether they gonna
do to the nigga, like like it's part of the
problem that we leave. It's just like how people say
fuck the hood. Look at the hood now, it's all
it's getting ginger five. Every nigga that try, every nigga

(38:02):
they try to stay in the hood to fix the
hood gets smacked or somehow nigga don't smack every nigga
who thought they were finna do that Martin Malcolm in
of them niggas. But you wis like, what do you do, bro?
They're definitely smacking Ship.

Speaker 1 (38:16):
Let me ask a question, what do you think God
wanted to do? Question? I don't know the answer.

Speaker 2 (38:23):
That's why confuse him, right, I don't know, No, I
can't even I want to ask them. I want to
ask them. I think God want to just show good
character man and big example through your character. You ain't
gonna win through words and trying to go out there
because because guess what, you being in another And that's
another thing they done brought up too, like well, you

(38:44):
can't check niggas you in a nigga beting. So like
if I see something online like hell no scream, why
would you do.

Speaker 1 (38:50):
That me being in your bending but not even online? Okay,
what if you see it, let's call it in the community.
What if you see a uh, you might even know
that young nigga doing some extreme bullshit whatever that may.

Speaker 2 (39:02):
Be your nigga got a switch. Rather, I don't want
to hear nothing from the old fuck nigga. I don't
want to hear that about he ain't out here with us.

Speaker 1 (39:10):
What you do then you right, That's why I'm asking
what you do? What did God want us to do?
Die for it?

Speaker 2 (39:17):
I put them to the side and work the one.
Let me show you that right here, I want to
show you how to get money like that? What if
my mind made up. I don't been that young nigga
when my mind made up, nigga, tell me that old
nigga your nia that break it fuck out my favor.
I don't been that young nigga. I was like that too.
But if you showed me how to get some money,
if you showed me something I was interested in, that'll

(39:40):
tip me a little. But most niggas all right right now, okay,
what can you show a nigga to give them some money?
A your nick I'm gonna put them on some lsc
bus what I'm saying. But look at the process of
that young nigga, dedad Bro. All he got is to
dick any gun right now. So you started talking about man,
they don't hear that fake and on hit that niggas

(40:00):
cause the nigga came that can't registered to it passed,
it ain't gonna register right then? Rested. If I see
you doing, oh how you do that? O G like
this like shot side of my dog Aristotle. He's been
trying to tell me, get me on this trading ship
for years, like telling me about this ship for a year. Man,
I don't know nothing about this ship. I just called
him man yesterday he come to see you. I'm ready now,

(40:22):
I'm ready to lock in and try to figure it out.
Back then, I ain't believe it. Got no time to
look at that ship. But then that nigga made millions
off this ship, millions upon millions. He telling us when
he first get out of prison, I'm not prison my
bad army. Yeah, ain't gonna put prison on you. First

(40:42):
get out of the arm and ship. He's showing us
like I just started this account right here for my kids.
This count already got seven eight million. And now the
count that he's showing online, I just seen on it
pay that he showed us that he just started about
fifty one thousand or something. That mother for that in
five million. Like, so the proof is in the putting.
You just gotta show niggas. You can't tell niggas ship.
He gonna want to hear nothing. Yeah, yea, So we

(41:02):
seed hi by example. There's some ship.

Speaker 1 (41:04):
That is the question.

Speaker 2 (41:07):
What the question again?

Speaker 1 (41:08):
What God wanted to do?

Speaker 2 (41:09):
God wants? I think I think what you said the
first time, though, lead by example, because that's gonna make
a nigga. See like you see how he tried to
tell him. But when he's seen again and he didn't
necessarily have to see it from him coming back and
keep ship. He's seeing that ship from over there and said,

(41:29):
hey man, I'm ready to learn that ship, but you're
buying buildings eyes of all types of ship.

Speaker 1 (41:33):
But show me that you showed me.

Speaker 2 (41:36):
Even though you were trying to show me during the
process of it, I couldn't see it. But now I'm
seeing like ship. That's all he doing. He getting money
off that ship. Show me that ship, bro. I'm I
think we should lead by lead by we can't. We can't.
God damn run away though, and I ain't calling it
run away, but like God, step away. You might not

(41:57):
run away, but you gotta nigga be in boys shit,
but longer we leave by example like, but you gotta
think I look at this like this, like and I
never knew this. Just save menswer right right now, me, Bank,
I'm trying to start a community to help kids. Right
What kids need help not the kids that ain't in ship.
It's the kids that's doing. Most of these niggas is

(42:18):
already tied to like gang activity. So you Bank, being
amongst these nigga give them out of jail and ship
they gonna put me. That's gonna put me in a rico.
Do you know bailing the nigga out of jail for
crimes and damn nigga, get you in, get you a case.
But you're trying to help the community.

Speaker 1 (42:37):
That's cold, bro.

Speaker 2 (42:39):
Yeah, I don't want you to help ship. So how
do you do it? It's like I'm trying to Like
I'm I'm trying to kick with these young nigga. I
got them with me, but I'm gonna pitch with these nigga.
They still commit crimes because they are niggas that commit crimes.
But I'm still I'm telling them a real shit. Hell no,
if you heal, no, he'll noting. But all these folks, now,

(43:00):
the whole goddamn you get what I'm saying. Yeah, you
got a pickle, Rick, So what do you do? You
just gotta leave by his own ship because whatever that
may be, whether that be God damn over here building
the community, helping certain people that want to be here,

(43:21):
because it's always somebody that want to be up.

Speaker 1 (43:24):
So let me ask this. If we know our city,
so we know in the city, sometimes ship is gonna happen,
but sometimes ship might be about to happen, but somebody
can call and stop that ship from happening. We all
seen this ship happen, right well, sure like just some
hood ship.

Speaker 2 (43:40):
It depends on some ship that already happened before, some
more ship about to happen, already hapened, Stay out for benning.

Speaker 1 (43:47):
So what I'm saying, what if it what if? What
if it's just?

Speaker 2 (43:50):
What if it's just if some ship doesn't happen. If
somebody will call you say they see that ship about
to happen again, you hood stopping? How much?

Speaker 1 (44:02):
Hold? All right?

Speaker 2 (44:03):
If stream already I'm broken your car right and I'm
seeing you finna go smack scream, how the hell I'm
gonna tell you not to do? I can say it,
but your mind made up because he's done something to
you already.

Speaker 1 (44:17):
So what if it's something a little more petty like
niggas got into it at the club a fight, A
nobody get shot, nobody get stabbed, and you know it
can escalate when they see each other.

Speaker 2 (44:27):
Ain't then pitty ship? Is it on the ground?

Speaker 1 (44:34):
You know what I'm saying?

Speaker 2 (44:35):
Did the host did the hose it? They're like, bro,
these nigga made the simplest ship principal base Like like
Bro said, the simplest ship got principal to it. Now,
like I ain't heard so many niggas tried everything grounds
to get you smacked. Yes, tried me. What do you do? Bro?

(44:56):
I ain't like where the nigga. Look, God, Damn, I
seen you say what time niggas say niggana walk in
as straight put it off the other niggas. Yeah, Man,
that nigga just try this. You know that that nigga
GJ threw somebody all over here in the direction and said,
fuck us. Yeah, nigga got him? What there you he

(45:18):
tried you, I got the answer.

Speaker 1 (45:21):
What else is pray what God wanted to pray?

Speaker 2 (45:24):
Yeah? All right, Bro, get out there, nigga way. I
pray about this ship every day, Bro, because I wish,
not even just in the city, but I just wish
niggas can get an understanding because a lot of ship
that niggas think they want to go through, well go through.
They don't. They don't when you're get in that situation, Bro,

(45:45):
even the hospital, jail, whatever, or in the great niggas
be like, Damn, Bro, I could have did something different.
You see the light when the light come on. Yeah,
you see that. M hm. He's for the Bible when
they light come on. They else.

Speaker 1 (46:05):
How you think of the change is like the music.
Change like the music. Get back more to like some
trap money ship like kind of like the ship that
you and Lou be on and certain people like if
you get back to that, you think it's gonna shift, Nah,
because it's gonna leave a void.

Speaker 2 (46:22):
It's gonna somebody gonna still stay in that line like
funk that this ship wide open.

Speaker 1 (46:26):
There somebody gonna do it, but they might not be
the most popping person doing it, like I'm saying, Like.

Speaker 2 (46:33):
Jesus, I think, I think, but I think what's fucked
up about it? Bro? And I get why these niggas
letting entertainers determine what goes on in real life? For sure,
that's what that's what they Letting entertainers write the rules
to niggas get gaid for this ship? Did they job?
And you letting need niggas tell you about what's going

(46:54):
on in real life? Thank you? That's the And then
you gotta think, nigga don't want to hear it from
a nigga who'd have been through the whole game. But
he ain't. He ain't doing with old boy doing. He
don't look like, oh boy, he ain't got that kind
of money, ain't there? So, Bro, you don't really know that.
You can't teach me now because I don't want to
be where you're at. The only nigga teach your nigga

(47:15):
some is the nigga where they want to be where
he at. I want to have the cause, I want
to have this jew. I want to have this so
he can teach me. But really he can't. But because
he got that off your talent, you.

Speaker 1 (47:24):
Think part of it. Like with music, you hear over
and over and over again, like you just listening to
the Trap or Die. You keep hearing this ship over
and over again. He kicking one message, right, He kicking
one message, kicking get money, get money, get money. I'm
saying that if a majority of the music, when I'm
saying all and it's the majority of the music that's popping,
the niggas that's popping, get back on that. Don't you

(47:45):
feel like everybody get on that? Then it just happened
in Detroit. Yeah, but nigga might get on get money ship,
but the niggas still is always always gonna be there.

Speaker 2 (47:57):
But I think I agree with it's more nigga do it.
It'll be a majority of the mass and shift. It's
still gonna be some bullshit. They're gonna either weed itself
out because we know where they're going. You're saying, change
the soundtrack of the street.

Speaker 1 (48:11):
That's what I'm saying, because right now I get angry.
Sometimes for no reason, you listen the wrong ship and
you just find yourself angry. That ship is influential, bro,
is what it is.

Speaker 2 (48:24):
I don't know that that really, I can't even understand
the ship. You need to be saying I can't understand it.
I just said that I can't understand the car. Like
the hardest song on her recently is God damn that tip.
I can see.

Speaker 1 (48:38):
That's my vice what I'm saying, that's your soundtrack.

Speaker 2 (48:41):
I can understand that, but other ship can't inform me
because I don't.

Speaker 1 (48:44):
I don't want to say. But if you you see,
you just don't be riding around the car and keep
hearing the ship. As a DJ, sometimes I have to
hear ship. So I keep hearing the ship, and eventually
it's like a little tense now because I keep hearing
this ship about spinning and all this of the ship.
So think about a kid that ain't even got a
fully developed mind. That's all I'm saying.

Speaker 2 (49:07):
It's just too many niggas. It's too many niggas who
was once respected a go a hop out. They position
for the money. That's what sucked it up. Oh yeah,
nigga could be like this nigga. O g Now Potland
got the money. Now you called that nigga a little
big bro, a little bit bro, a little bit brother.

(49:30):
God damn you j og. But now you know the
nigga got more money and you now he can get
that bad or whatever. You shouldn't let You should never
let that ship that happens. Haven't you seen that? I
definitely don't seen it, not in my own life, but
I don't seen it work. I don't never let that
ship determine what I'm gonna tell you how I'm gonna
teach you. You got some money. You just did some

(49:51):
ship faster than I can think about it. M M.
Why you just did something that was good for you
to do. They gave you a laying to get the money.
In fact, that ship don't mean nothing. That ship don't
mean you intelligent. That ship, don't mean you think that ship.
Don't mean you know how to act in public. Getting
the money is just getting the Money's strictly that nigga

(50:11):
might not even know what to do with the money.
How many time we think that though? How many time
we've sink that though? I don't seen that shit a
lot of time, Like niggas will turn into the little
homing and nigga gonna treat you like that too, if
you're allowed. Yeah, well gonna get a niggas. Niggas gonna
get your ass. I'm around. I don't understand this, man,

(50:32):
but I understand it, but I just don't. I can't
get with it. Best ship ever man podcast, I'm just
sitting on old man growing older that ship. It is
a blessing. And I just encourage all the y'all niggas
out there to grow older. Bro, I'm a real o g.
I don'e got to a level of life that God damn.

(50:53):
I just love like you just said doing your podcast.
You said Lord to do it. I just love waking up,
going straight to the yo, just relaxing, rite music, calling
my niggas over. Let's do some music. Make some beats
with a couple of artists, any goddamn thing inside the studio.
I just love it, and I just encourage all of
y'all niggas to find yourself and find you something to

(51:15):
do and live life. Get to OG status in what
you do. But Nah, what we said running back, it
is harmful because most niggas who know thee shit the
niggas need to hear, don't talk. They get the hell away.
You see. Ain't no old people on the poet no more.
I remember in Atlanta where old people used to be

(51:37):
outside all the time on they pours, whether they cooking out,
whether they just sitting there playing cards, what are they playing?
Jim Rummings smoking, drinking the little beers like being harpy
of man. Nigga used to just don't be nobody right there.
Niggas used to be right there and commune with the og.

(51:57):
And a nigga gonna tell you something, whether you pick
what they put down, that's on you, nigga. Ain't you
you can You can hustle something and real hear some
real game. Ain't nobody giving any nigga no game because
these niggas scatter the nigga man I got Dawn was
over in the community one time, gonna say wild walk

(52:19):
and I'm I'm over there with somebody. An she was
on the poor like, hey, pick that god damn paper
on the ground. Boy, That nigga said, shut the fuck
up talking to me, bitch, I ain't picking ship up.
I was like nigga back in my day, you can
talk to no old person like that. Niggas in the
hood have got on your ad for that. That's what
I'm saying, Like it ain't nobody out there. She went

(52:40):
straight in the how to one in that close her
door like that. I don't like going out there with
the motherfucker Anya shoot that, shoot at Untie. It's something
that food.

Speaker 1 (52:53):
Ask a right field question. What you think gonna happen
ifen Ice come to Islanta, you don't go to be
fine with that?

Speaker 2 (53:01):
What I was just saying, they're gonna definitely go to
be our way making their way.

Speaker 1 (53:05):
Into the and getting ho though I ain't saying they
got nobody starting.

Speaker 2 (53:12):
I know somebody personally that don got one of my
parts though black me, Yeah, got him sitting there where
you're just in limbo right now? Where the fun They said,
what I'm saying he ain't got no nothing yet. He
was boring him where you boring it over there? You
gotta figure that out, Dawn. That ship going. You know

(53:34):
some of my family from over there Jamaica. Yeah, got
damn scared. He got got his ship together. Ain't freking around.
They can want it back, he just ain't faking around.
I got your people. They don't got damn nigga be bigga,
be got damn scattered and ship, you know what I mean?

(53:55):
Like we we always be saying fix something right, but
its consequence to fix and ship consequences someone else. Everything
might be at a balance. Yeah, and fixing this ship
might knock some other ship out. Yeah. This is like
we're saying a lot of these people gotta go home, right.
That's saying ship Trump saying, So if niggas gotta go home,

(54:16):
we can't get mad because it's somebody we love. It's
like we said, clean Atlanta right now and get all
the foreigners out. You know it's gonna be some nigga
won't want to see go like but no, not him, No,
ye no, you gotta be like it gotta be like that.
So to fix it, I think you got to fix
it right, Yeah, you gotta destroy it, destroying, descroying, rebuild,

(54:39):
that's always that's kind of my motto from where I
come from, destroy the rebuild. That is.

Speaker 1 (54:46):
No, Atlanta ain't all the way going, and they get
to come in here fucking with civilians and regular people.
Oh that ship.

Speaker 2 (54:54):
They gonna do. Yeah, I was just say, I don't
know what a nigga. Nigga should have some more motherfucker
when you get the locking they ass up to. Oh
them motherfucker move straight out the way and let you
get whatever you came for. So you goin, try to no.

Speaker 1 (55:16):
Happily out the way.

Speaker 2 (55:18):
I don't believe it, you know, I get it. All
that protest ship, man, I don't believe in it, because
what's the what's the end?

Speaker 1 (55:24):
Go?

Speaker 2 (55:26):
It used to work how I mean the civil rights
what I'm saying it worked.

Speaker 1 (55:31):
Indeed, what it working got us to a point where
we can to do what for I know where you,
I know where you're going with it.

Speaker 2 (55:39):
I'm just saying, no, you made them tighten up they
for this. It didn't work. All that walking deal made
them folks tighten up they ship. Okay, now now gonna
mass incout rate there you should make them tighten up.
They go back to the drawing board that nothing never worked.

Speaker 1 (55:57):
Because in hindsight and irot there what you saying, all
the ship we did for twenty twenty and the George
Floyd ship, what did it really accomplish? I'm just want
to know. I ain't trying to sound ignorant. Nothing, just
a question to you.

Speaker 2 (56:08):
A black lives matter them some money and then later
rent stole the money and all that that would hell,
what happened? Like it didn't, nothing happened.

Speaker 1 (56:18):
It just made somebody, my nigga got held accountable that
did that killed him. He did get held accountable. If
that ship won on camera and everybody in March, then
he would have beat the case. So all that for that,
I'm just saying what happened, we probably got a law
in place. Soon they got down this ship, start having
with the Asian and they gave an Asian a law.
Correct about that?

Speaker 2 (56:35):
Oh yeah, they find a way to be like man,
George Floyd. We got now what they were saying, We
got them on findaf They found a way to make
a nigga be wrong. I can agree with that. They
do find a way when it when it's the darker
skin tone. They do find a way that goddamn go
around all that. Boy.

Speaker 1 (56:55):
So the morrow of this story mood to Africa. Man,
I'm Africa.

Speaker 2 (57:01):
Like that ship different, bro. Them different countries is way different, bro.
People are way nicer. Oh yeah, you know what I'm saying.
This ship just Americans just different. Welcome over there. A
lot of ship that you like. It's welcome to You
can do a lot of most ship. We loud rats.
These folks getting a nigga. This ship was an experiment

(57:23):
over here anyway. That's why they were built over here.
It was an experiment with the America. Yeah, America was
just an experiment. This ship went found. This ship was
already over here. They just implicated they people over here
and around the tests. You were all going through a
test over here. That other ship they got way more
ship culture, way more culture. You could buy land, you

(57:47):
could do more ship. That's why sometimes I be thinking
about going to get a dude citizenship better. I know, man,
mm hmm, I don't know, man, ship stress, but I
try to think about it. Yeah, I ain't gonna be
the nigga trying to fix. Oh, you ain't gonna be

(58:08):
You're already fixing it, trying to be the nigga like
the voice no no, no, he'll nah yeah, lead him
by example. You appreciate that I've seen you walking, then
like big, you need to go there. You ain't gotta
go the whole place. We can go out there. Tell
that ship open your mind up. I ain't gonna ain't

(58:29):
gonna sell it to you, but they open your mind up. Bro. Hey,
you thinking about this type of ship? Bro? I shwere
a god. Bro. I hope I ain't tapping into the
wrong ship because every every time I have to ask myself,
am I really living? You never feel like that this
is life real? I always ask myself like is this
ship really now? Trying to wonder like how people is people?
And how the funk we like?

Speaker 1 (58:50):
Do I look like to do?

Speaker 2 (58:51):
He looked like, am I seeing him? Ship? Run? You crazy?

Speaker 1 (58:55):
Bro?

Speaker 2 (58:55):
I don't want to be that in light No, I
pray man, stop stop enlightening right here. Don't give me
too much in it, and then you gotta spread it.
You get you once you get it, you gotta do that.
I don't want that, dude it instead of knocking niggas
ass all about that kind of ship I definitely understand, definitely.

Speaker 1 (59:15):
What's so with the tour Already Legend Tour.

Speaker 2 (59:17):
Already Legend Tour kicks off today in Temple, Florida. Tomorrow
we in Miami. So we're finna take over Florida in
a big way. Shout out, see it fit the loop man,
Shout out the whole crew, Shout out to myself. You know,
big us, big old killer. You know what I mean.
I'm going while you know, I'm gonna drop it in March.
We're gonna be back before the end of February. We

(59:39):
got shows every day our way all we're doing. But
this is like an East Coast verse. We ain't going
out with ship, so we I think we're gonna go
back on borrow what sure it got to I'm definitely
almost can count on that. Well, you know, we're gonna
come back to the city. We got a lot of
ship to do in March in the city. Uh. My
brother's also working on the project, so you know what

(01:00:01):
I'm saying. We got a lot of the store for y'all. Man,
stay tuned, wife and already Legend, let me say that
already for sure? Man, Yeah, I think man, y'all have
got me thinking about it, show me thinking about.

Speaker 1 (01:00:15):
This, walk Bank, I ain't really woke like that.

Speaker 2 (01:00:20):
Woke bank like a sleep What I think. I think
getting together and having these conversations is what sparks the mind.
Who will change it in the future, Yeah, because it
might be somebody stronger than that way past us got

(01:00:43):
way more influence and he just know what to do.
That problem was his calling. I think that's having to comeback, bro,
And we got I think got any comeback. And then
we don't let them folk finest us out of position.
We don't been finessed out of position as black people. Yeah,
and we've we've been embedded to us to hate each

(01:01:03):
other first, So ain't no way this shit gotta be
just redone. A lot of programming. They fucked us up
with a lot of programming in the beginning, Like you
can't say you trust niggas. Hey, idea, I'm the wrong spokesperson.
Who's gonna be the first nigga to trust niggas? I
always ask that whos gonna be the first nigga to

(01:01:24):
be like, you know what, I trust everybody.

Speaker 1 (01:01:30):
That ain't gonna happen.

Speaker 2 (01:01:31):
Who's gonna be the first nigga to do that. I
don't know, I don't, I don't know nobody. Ain't nobody
gonna be a change. I don't think God did trusted niggas.
That's on me. But why not, though? Why you think
he didn't? Because that's what this programmed to be. Bro.
I've seen a doll experience on Instagram. Right, they asked
the little girl, the little black girl, like which doll

(01:01:54):
is evil?

Speaker 1 (01:01:55):
Which doll is?

Speaker 2 (01:01:56):
That she picked the black doll every time? But it's
like why because it's dark?

Speaker 1 (01:02:00):
Damn It shouldn't be that way. Though, you saying don't
trust niggas, I don't trust nobody niggas.

Speaker 2 (01:02:07):
Man, we always say this on bit fair man nigga
his ship, dumb man nigga, be like, bro, I'm taking
my ship to the crack whatever? Right on? Okay, okay,
you on the side of the road, you're changing your tie.
It's a nigga pull up behind you trying to help.

Speaker 1 (01:02:23):
For real?

Speaker 2 (01:02:24):
What you think? What you think they about to do? Good? Bro? Good?
You like trying to change my time. You're gonna be
telling the niggas some good. Bro'm straight. I got it,
I got it.

Speaker 1 (01:02:35):
I got some people on the way Damn.

Speaker 2 (01:02:38):
Y'all nigga gone. He don't even want to help. From
a nigga, We've been whitewashed. It's all ship bad. Yeah,
but you gotta think about it. Them folks smart bro.
They put it out there on us, and then our
people went for it so bad that everybody done went
through something with niggas. Everybody that never wronged you was

(01:03:01):
your color. Yeah yeah, white boy stole from you. My
dope got stolen from my auntie and my step ma dad,
my dope much my partners from outside. I might leave
this ship. I'm from the leadership behind the bull right here.

(01:03:22):
Them niggas still can't wait to get it. Been plotting
on it. Yeah, rebag your ship sitting right in your face.
I mean ship, what I'm saying it starts, It starts
right here. So I'm gonna hear the movie when we're
getting it. Oh man, I definitely want to talk about
doing a move. I want to sell out story of
the life.

Speaker 1 (01:03:42):
It is.

Speaker 2 (01:03:44):
Just do our story again, just our ship. What would
it be based on the hood or family or what
just how we did all this that nigga won't believe it. Yeah,
nigga won't believe it. When I tell niggas about it,
I don't believe it was there any time that you
that you didn't believe. Man, That's why me I'm talking

(01:04:05):
about I knew it always. When I first seen Scream,
I gave screen wish me well one full fly anybody,
it's oh God, oh God. I always believe I knew it.
I just knew it, man. And plus a nigga that
knew nigga a real nigga. Man, I be around everybody

(01:04:28):
on with everybody around one of them likable niggas. I'm
really on whatever a nigga talking about, and I'm on
real business time though I'm trying to handle the business.
I know the work that go into handling business, and
if I don't put in work in something, then I'm
gonna be on some bullshit. So I had to invest
my time in. I used to write on the side

(01:04:48):
of the goddamn walls and ed Wood, this is the
record label nigga knew, But I knowbody for doing a
whole lot of shit. But that right there that was
wetting them say they gonna do. You know what I'm
saying now, God, it ain't nothing but God. So this
is still the most high. We're here, so I feel
like then can't get you off your path. But you know,

(01:05:10):
if you stay focused on whatever you focus on, you
grind where is skateboard? And every day you gonna pop
somebody gonna say I've seen that boy with that boy.
Every goddamn they And even if it's an old lady,
she gonna tell the dude who liked the skate or
the dude who knows. Somebody gonna tap in with somebody

(01:05:31):
you know and your dream gonna find you. You just
gotta stay down with it. Who would you think? Who
would you say with y'all? Uh? Just you and your brother,
like biggest support outside of your mama, outside of my mama.
Net Yeah, I don't live enough, don't live enough for sure,
love to death. It's just somebody big. I can't do

(01:05:52):
that for smile Never. I ain't never said, man, you
know what I'm saying, could be every right here with me.
I ain't never have no connections like Big. I knew everybody,
but I ain't no no nigga that want to give
you no money for rappids. He just wanted to say
he got some money and then you do your ship.

(01:06:12):
I'll be it do that. He putting them pieces together
for a nigga, and he always would tell a nigga, now,
looke Luke. However, all the boy or every one of
the boys, it's gonna be Domino's when we got damn
parp this ship. But you know what I'm saying, nigga
ain't have no support like that coming from what we're from.
Niggas don't give a damn for me because some niggas

(01:06:34):
can't see it. You know, niggas can't visualize that ship.
You don't want to see it. You gotta have a
long view for your goals. You can't have a short view.
You gotta have a long view. You gotta be able
to see that ship all the way over there. That's
why you gotta keep going. I agree with that.

Speaker 1 (01:06:55):
Talk about the fifty thousand dollars a grill before we slive.
Okay then, because that's already no cap.

Speaker 2 (01:07:01):
Oh yeah for sure. I sent cash winning. I took
them to do right there to day went to him too.
Yeah shout, I ain't bullshit. He definitely want the money.
Ain't putting the right ship in Niga. Yeah, your ship
gonna come out official. My ship was so good. I

(01:07:22):
just got damn look shout, yeah, start, I've been on
the ad.

Speaker 1 (01:07:32):
Every day.

Speaker 2 (01:07:33):
You know what I'm saying. But it do add to
uh it do put a level of business on your
another spin on your business. When you talk, everything looks
so official, looks little, so clean cut. You ain't running
the money out. Why I can't go dreads or nothing
when i'd no t I can't draw, no dreads or
not niggas that look like tacky. Keeping my line open

(01:08:00):
for the be what you think if you want to
do the gen had a chance to do yet, Like, man,
I don't want to do this the whole time. No,
I want to know this is some funny ship. Though.
I want to be a cartoon character. I want to
be a character in a movie, animated character. I ain't
got to do that. I want to be the voice

(01:08:21):
of a turd or some cool ship, like a shark,
something like that. I don't know why I want to
do that. But also, god damn playful. I love kids.
I got kids, my nieces and nephew. I think that'll
be dope. Okay, Well, you know we're riding with you
already and on we're going trying to get you out
on that trail. I'm coming. I'm coming. You heard it

(01:08:43):
here on Big Facts right now, Wife, he and Gay
gonna come out there with banks man.

Speaker 1 (01:08:50):
With you.

Speaker 2 (01:08:51):
I'm coming. Sure be tired here. I might be on
the ground on me like that walk were talking. We'll
be did another. So we're walking. I send you for
rocks and your book. Bad doing the one going up,
Like the nigga said when the camera go out, but

(01:09:11):
I'll be tired of here to fuck with this ship.
But now that ship worth it though, It really better
for your mentals to being out there in the neat
only thing we inside, niggas. See how we inside were
outside we were talking about something different, Like y'all don't
know that, bro, Like being outside is different.

Speaker 1 (01:09:25):
Bro, different energy.

Speaker 2 (01:09:28):
Yeah, I think that's some outside niggas. I think that's
some wonderful ship. Me too, being outside. I hate man
now what we're doing stream K appreciate you, bro, you
know what I'm saying. Man, I appreciate y'all for having
me on for the people. He spent a long time
coming man. Wifan K. You can follow me on Instagram

(01:09:49):
at wife and K. Make sure you get ready for
my project and March call back for the second time,
you know, having everybody on that motherfucker. I am wife
and K and you know this is Big Facts.

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