Realer Than Most Podcast
O'BLOCK AND IT'S GENERATIONS FT. MUNNA IKEE | RTM PODCAST | EP.09
What if you could transform adversity into inspiration and resilience? Join us on the latest episode of the REALER THAN MOST as we sit down with the legendary O'Block members, MUNNA IKEE and Cam SLIM. These young artists share their gripping experiences navigating the streets of Philadelphia and Chicago, all while maintaining a disciplined mindset and a strategic approach to their craft. From the mutual respect between these cities to the influential legacy of O'Block, this episode is a testament to the power of unity and perseverance among Chicago's rising stars.
Dive deep into the personal stories that shaped MUNNA IKEE and Cam's musical journey, from their early influences like Boss Top, Prince Dre, and Chief Keef, to the transformative moments that pushed them to create melodic, impactful music. Hear about the tragic loss of a friend that sparked a shift in their music style and the challenges of staying sober in an environment where substance use is often a coping mechanism. This episode offers a raw look into their struggles, triumphs, and the unwavering intelligence and resilience that set them apart.
As we wrap up, we explore the broader Chicago music scene, debating the city's top artists and reflecting on the Chicago Mount Rushmore of music. The conversation captures the emotional narratives of loss, brotherhood, and community resilience, highlighting the importance of education and the influential work of figures like Manny 215 in guiding youth away from violence. With shout-outs to influential artists and community efforts, this episode is a powerful ode to the strength and unity that fuels Chicago's vibrant music community. Don't miss this inspiring and heartfelt discussion!
What if you could transform adversity into inspiration and resilience? Join us on the latest episode of the REALER THAN MOST as we sit down with the legendary O'Block members, MUNNA IKEE and Cam SLIM. These young artists share their gripping experiences navigating the streets of Philadelphia and Chicago, all while maintaining a disciplined mindset and a strategic approach to their craft. From the mutual respect between these cities to the influential legacy of O'Block, this episode is a testament to the power of unity and perseverance among Chicago's rising stars.
Dive deep into the personal stories that shaped MUNNA IKEE and Cam's musical journey, from their early influences like Boss Top, Prince Dre, and Chief Keef, to the transformative moments that pushed them to create melodic, impactful music. Hear about the tragic loss of a friend that sparked a shift in their music style and the challenges of staying sober in an environment where substance use is often a coping mechanism. This episode offers a raw look into their struggles, triumphs, and the unwavering intelligence and resilience that set them apart.
As we wrap up, we explore the broader Chicago music scene, debating the city's top artists and reflecting on the Chicago Mount Rushmore of music. The conversation captures the emotional narratives of loss, brotherhood, and community resilience, highlighting the importance of education and the influential work of figures like Manny 215 in guiding youth away from violence. With shout-outs to influential artists and community efforts, this episode is a powerful ode to the strength and unity that fuels Chicago's vibrant music community. Don't miss this inspiring and heartfelt discussion!
I'm Cash, I'm WhiteboyD2E and you're tuned in to the Real of the Moose.
Speaker 4:Podcast.
Speaker 3:What's up, fellas, how y'all feeling man, how y'all feeling man Chilling man, we got the members in the building today, man.
Speaker 1:Talk about it, man, Introducing the guys in the building today. Man Listen, I ain't going to hold you, man.
Speaker 2:They've been around in the city with me all day and Manny, shout out Manny215. Shout out, my boy man.
Speaker 1:Manny215, man Shout out my boy.
Speaker 2:We was around in the city and I always tell people once I get from Rockotten with you and East a lot with you, we brothers for real. Man, you feel me and I was able to do that with Mona. You know, king going to be taking his shahada soon, man, but let me introduce the guys in the building man O'Block members man Legendary O'Block, parkway Garden, 64th and king job man, younger. Yeah, I told you I already, I really grew up off that. Yeah, I really grew up off that man.
Speaker 2:yeah, parkway gardens man, the gated community man, legendary block hey yo man we had one generation with the, with the we ain't gonna name people, but we had the first generation, you feel me. Then we had the little second generation, me. Rest in peace, king Ron. Now you got the third generation man. Give it up for my man, muna Aiki man, he in the fucking world. Round of applause. Round of applause. Hottest artist in Chicago, young nigga, only 19 years old, he kicking it out here, man.
Speaker 1:How you feeling Muna.
Speaker 2:Shit, I'm chilling man, you chilling, you like that?
Speaker 1:introduction he like that, he like that. Joe, I'm chilling.
Speaker 2:Yeah, we got Cam in the building.
Speaker 1:Cam Swim. Cam Swim.
Speaker 5:Cam.
Speaker 1:Swim what's up?
Speaker 5:y'all, I'm cooling, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2:He was in the city, man. So, first thing, first man, how y'all, how y'all like to, I mean we we really just had y'all downtown for the most part, but how the city looking and took like y'all enjoying yourself over here.
Speaker 4:Yeah, yeah, I philly, this is like the second city that me the most yeah yeah, right, right, I philly hard yeah yeah man, we man fucked with Chicago man.
Speaker 2:We made it our duty to anybody who popping from Chicago, bro, you would think Herb from Philly, the way we love him. You would think Dirk from Philly, the way we love him. You would think all of them, especially Yvonne. For real, he was real loved man they was booked up on her.
Speaker 2:Yeah, like every time I'm talking about fucking blocks packed out and shit, you feel me, yeah, yeah, you feel me. I just want to start this off by saying, man, like these some young niggas, man, like I got a couple years on them, man, and they move real. Militant man, I'm telling you, like I was around these dudes for like the last six, seven hours, so was white boy. Like they, some militant dudes, man, they move real, they move how they supposed to move and you wouldn't even think that they, they, 19 and shit like that.
Speaker 2:So yeah man, yeah man.
Speaker 1:So you know, man, on the Relative Most podcast man, we like to, you know, we like to get into Into the, into the guests that we have On the podcast, cause you know we be family type shit. So you know, we know you from Chicago, you know what I'm saying and you know you on O Block, you know what I'm saying. But give us some early influence Of music that you was coming up on yeah, both of y'all first like I ain't gonna lie to you like y'all probably.
Speaker 4:I ain't gonna lie like y'all probably think like we grew up on salsa first. Yeah, like the first artist I ever listened to like from our block was boss top. He locked that right now.
Speaker 1:Free top, damn. Okay, that's okay For real. Yeah, no, no, no, no, it was no no. Look, look, look, look, look this why I be. Look, look, no, no, listen, no no.
Speaker 4:It was all around the same.
Speaker 1:But I'm telling you, like it was no, look, look it Dre was probably one of the first rappers from our block rapping.
Speaker 5:Prince Dre. I swear to God. What they don't know is they're part of the ones that started that On the gala.
Speaker 4:I feel like Top and Dre, they don't get enough credit with the drill shit, with Sosa, they got a lot to do with that shit For sure. Yeah, so it was me. I grew up listening to Prince Dre, boss, top, sosa, you know. Dirk you know, like it was like motherfucker that was around. You know what I'm saying. So, yeah, for me it was like yeah, like that, like we was. Yeah, that's what we grew up like listening to For sure.
Speaker 2:What was your look for him again?
Speaker 5:It was the same thing. It was Boss, Top Prince.
Speaker 4:Ray Keef. Dirk, that was just the drill, though, yeah, the drill right, right right like I came up. I was listening. I ain't gonna. I'll listen to her, yeah like the.
Speaker 5:You know the little. We game the the dance I came up about that.
Speaker 4:Yeah me, I was already I was always into, like my alpha angle, like I used to with the tatted up song okay tatted up.
Speaker 2:Uh, fable tattoo on your there. Turn it up. Yeah, which was listen to last night.
Speaker 5:Blue carpet treatment yeah, bro, blue carpet, blue carpet treatment, doggy style.
Speaker 2:But yo yo before we go further, man, we always start off the show. You know, we play some, we play some tunes, and so I mean muna, ikey, this moon, ikey hope in my hood, man, we gonna, we gonna, we gonna tune y'all out, man all the takers get back us, but this is Get back this shit.
Speaker 4:First nigga, first nigga no-transcript. First nigga, 392, big shots be going. Don't give a fuck if he at home he see these bright lights. I fuck her loud. She moan in silence. She a super snake. I say four minutes she say what?
Speaker 5:that's what your Uber say.
Speaker 4:We just gon' keep this shit PG Cause that's what super say, In other words my snake ain't got no.
Speaker 4:Uber, babe, my nigga, I don't go across the coast just cause they down to me Still doing hoes. That way I go. I know they proud of me Still going hoes. That's why I go to members routing me. Footy, I take a slug. His loyalty empower me. I could be down 50 doves and they still can't devour me. Can't sleep without his drugs, I think he having power sleep. Back in Iraq we switching clubs and tellies, like we at it. Sad bitch a team. I'm a little bitch, a dub. My new bitch, she a master.
Speaker 2:I was pissed off when my mama I miss you. I was. I really wanted to play all week through, but we gotta get to it. That was my favorite journey Hoping my hood, and I also like sacrifices.
Speaker 4:That's all like new shit, though that's a whole new version of me, like old songs, like that's why I came out like my shell a little bit. I started, like you know, being vulnerable.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4:That's what just turned me up, like I freestyle in the hallway, me and Mio had reposted in the shit. Yeah, it started going crazy, right. It started going crazy, right.
Speaker 1:I dropped it and I was just going crazy Going up, yeah, yeah, yeah, fucking with it, bro.
Speaker 2:So I've really been with you this whole day, bro, for sure, so I really wanted them to Ask you questions first. Yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure you could.
Speaker 1:So you know, you know, we know where you from. You gave us, you know some of your Early influences, man. So you know, like, what really got you into doing music and how long have you been doing music?
Speaker 4:Shit, I ain't gonna lie to you, like on some real shit. Like I ain't never thought like I was going to be doing music. You know what I'm saying. Like, when I was little, I always like, I always know how to sing and shit, like play with my voice and shit, but I was just too shy to even come out.
Speaker 1:Like- Even like young. Like how young.
Speaker 4:I want to say like six, seven, whoa.
Speaker 1:You was playing with your vocals and shit.
Speaker 4:Yeah, yeah, because my grandma, my mama, all of them. That's all they used to do was sing and shit.
Speaker 1:I do shit like that.
Speaker 4:So you come from a musical, Nah it's crazy, I'm the first person in my family to do music. Yeah, like getting older.
Speaker 2:They just used to know how to. Yeah, that's all they music. Yeah, it was like I.
Speaker 4:That happened then, like even now, like when I first started, like when I I was scared to drop my first song because I'm thinking like it's like this right, y'all know like where I'm from, it's all about drill rap so yeah, and the shit I'll talk about. I'm talking about real life situations. I'm talking about pain, trials, tribulations, triumphs.
Speaker 4:You see, I'm saying yeah and it's like I'm thinking like man, don't nobody wanna hear that shit. But then I have to think like it could be some shit, like we could all be in this room right now. It could be the same shit on all our mind, but Everybody here scared to see it. And you have a motherfucker like me To see it and I'll be a voice.
Speaker 2:For the motherfuckers who. That's the reason why.
Speaker 4:I chose the melodic route instead of the drill route. Hell yeah, so I would never enter music or nothing like that. I used to be playing, making songs on my phone and shit, but I was trying to do the drill shit after my homie Zell passed away and shit Out of my whole crowd. I'm the only one that don't do drugs. I don't drink, I don't smoke, I don't do none of that. You know what I'm saying? I don't drink, I don't smoke, I don't do none of that.
Speaker 5:You know what I'm saying so.
Speaker 4:It was like Broden and Party, because they cope with death and shit by getting high, like they numb their pain by getting high and shit, like that Me. It was like I didn't really know what to do at the time. So when Zell died, this was August 2021, I went to the studio. I made my first song in September. I would just send it to my homies to nobody. I made an instagram in 2021, so I posted it. It started getting a lot of attention and right, something like them. I was still playing though. So october, come november, come december, I made a song called until we meet again and I dropped it. That was my first biggest song that I dropped. Before that, I had like three songs out letter to zeal, dark stage, like that, right but I dropped it till we meet again. That like caught a lot of attention To a lot of people. Yeah, like a label want to sign me and I ain't even have a song out yet. Oh yeah, I swear to God, I ain't going to front you hard.
Speaker 1:They tried to sign me Before I had a song out. You hard, bro, and I commend you Because like To come from your era and the place that you come from, right like a no-brainer to do drill. And you decided yeah, because that's what I was on first though, but you decided to switch your bop and take another route. And you ain't peer pressure to be under no drugs to cope with nothing.
Speaker 5:You smart for real Right, right, right I fuck with you for that, bro, for sure, yeah, so like.
Speaker 1:That's why I like them. I'm like okay, I can see that. I hear it in the music. You know what I mean.
Speaker 4:Yeah, so really wild. Facts though I started doing music For real after my homie Zell passed away and shit Shit. Then it was like I'm just doing it Right and basically when I started doing it I had my homie Free G Nook, my homie G Nook. He locked up right now. He was the first one rapping Right. But G Nook, like Through our whole childhood he was in jail from we was like 11 years old to like, like in this the young, this thing.
Speaker 2:So in and out of jail. So this the younger.
Speaker 4:So Zell was your age yeah, two years older than me okay, g Nook is my age okay, that's my brother so it's like G Nook was doing a rap shit first. But G Nook was always in and out of jail so it was like I when I did it, g Nook was out like I ain't gonna, ain't gonna lie.
Speaker 4:When I first started we was like me and my whole crowd, we was decent, I ain't gonna lie to you. Like we had the city, Like I ain't gonna lie to you it just like you know like shit started happening to it. It was like damn like we was decent, Like I'm gonna give you the whole little timeline, like September, October, November, December, January, February, March, April. We was all decent right Cause when I, when I started rapping, Right. I made all my homies Start rapping too.
Speaker 1:So y'all all rapping. So we all was just Growing up Like everybody had, but he, he wasn't rapping.
Speaker 4:I'ma tell you his story. He wasn't ever rapping.
Speaker 2:Y'all all from Parkway Garden?
Speaker 4:Yeah, we all grew up together, we from the same block.
Speaker 5:You know what I'm saying we from the exact same block Ain't no like you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4:So with us it was like in the way we always like I ain't gonna lie, since I was like 15, I had the mind of like a 20-year-old because I always was ahead of my time. Like I ain't gonna lie to you, bro, Like I ain't never been no dummy, like yeah like you, like people think, is where we from.
Speaker 5:Like we dumb ass kids and shit like that, but our mama, don't be a hundred with you everybody in the hood.
Speaker 4:Mama don't play about school. Like me and my niggas all my guys graduate from high school. We still got niggas in high school right now. That's finna, get ready to graduate. You know what I'm saying. So it was like we always had knowledge and we always was our own person. You see what I'm saying?
Speaker 1:that's why these interviews are so important.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, so so yeah, we always have stereotype yeah, we always have knowledge, we always was our own people.
Speaker 4:Like we always start outside the box, we always we, we, we. In our head, it's like we got to be ahead of everybody else. Right, I'm saying because we don't know about like not the cutting mall right, but earlier right. I'm gonna let you finish earlier.
Speaker 2:we, we at the Lodge on Fetty and Manny put us on and I'm in there like yo. So I want to say this for the interview, but I just got to know this, bro, Shout out Reese. Yeah, for sure Let us talk to little Reese and all that. But I'm like yo when Chief Keef and all them start popping and all that and y'all was little ass kids. How would Moona said Our moms ain't play that shit.
Speaker 4:He wasn't with them. Niggas, our mom did not play that shit. How much we Like Bro, I got in trouble for sneaking to a. You say you got in trouble for being around that Me and my homie JC, alright.
Speaker 3:So give us a little like Timeline, like, alright, how, when your mom wasn't playing with you, oh yeah.
Speaker 4:So I was like around the time, like when I start, bro, like I say I always had a man of like, like I always was ahead of my time, so like man, like I'm gonna keep it real to like since I was like four years old, I always was a smart ass kid Like, so with that it was like since I was like seven, seven and up, like it always just been like that.
Speaker 2:So you say you was got a, I got a man.
Speaker 4:Like we all we got different minds. Like Like people look at us like man, they just Some shorties Crash outs. You know, bro, like you gotta come and see what we about for real. Like Fuck all that street shit we talking about up here you know what I'm saying. We talking about up here, right, right A A lot of niggas can't fuck with us up here Because, niggas Bro, we are out smart to fuck out anybody bro.
Speaker 1:I'ma keep it real.
Speaker 4:A nigga I'm telling you, bro, it be so crazy. Now look this what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:The whole way we was here, bro, I peeped in, so look, it's like this.
Speaker 4:He and me, since I'm the one like that Don't do the drugs, I don't do none of that. I don't forget nothing. So wherever I go Like how we here, we could be here right now I could leave Philly For three, four months. And y'all ain't gotta be around, but if I'm here, i'ma know exactly where I'm at. I'ma point out where I'm at. You know it be like that, so that's how it is.
Speaker 2:With my crowd of time.
Speaker 4:So when I started doing the rapping, I brought my guys back together. Now we just all clicking, like we doing our thing and like we working, we in the studio every day. It ain't never day we in the studio, eight in the morning to two in the morning. You see what I'm saying. Like every day, non-stop working. You see what I'm saying. So we was decent, for you know we was doing our thing. Then like, uh, like april, like start mace made. Like may 2022 because man, the had just started happening for us. Like in 2021, the end of 2021, right, may 2022 we took a loss. Like my homie too hot, dad, that's the heart of our crowd. Like he taught most of in our crowd. He taught him. He taught him he the reason why he the way he is now. You see what I'm saying. Like too hot, that's my boy. So it was like like two hours my homie.
Speaker 4:Like how he got him with me all the time yeah, that was my homie that like it was like with him it'd be some like I can't go nowhere without him. So it was one day, like I'm talking about like, like I don't know, if y'all had a homie like this, I could leave the block right now to go get my haircut. If I don't tell him I'm going he, he going to call me and be like man. I told you, don't go by yourself, make the Uber turn around and come get me. And that's what I was doing. You see what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:Oh God.
Speaker 4:Because it was like like Brodenham, look at me, like I'm the ticket, you see what I'm saying, yeah, you is. And they don't want to.
Speaker 4:We ain't trying to you know, top but we trying to get back to what vaughn had us. You see what I'm saying. So, really, like broden, that's how they treat me. Like it ain't saying like you know, but broden, just know, like man, we gotta, we gotta protect each other. Like we, we all we got. Like our crowd, I'm beyond what you like the and I and my crowd, we understand each other more than our parents understand us. Like we, we rather come vent to each other and cry to each other and talk to each other, then talk to our mamas and daddies and grandmas, cuz it's like we understand each other the most.
Speaker 4:Yeah, like, like I ain't gonna lie like yeah, you see I'm saying so. It was like we, we all became closer, like you would think we all blood like the streets ain't make Us closer like that. Shit ain't nothing. It's about like our hearts made us close. You see, I'm saying so yeah, my homie too hot, that ain't nothing, it's about. Like our hearts made us close. You see what I'm saying? So yeah, my homie too hot dad in may. That's when started going kind of left like too hot dad.
Speaker 4:That was may 1st um like bro, them start going to jail and which is all type of going on these else. Yeah, like bro, I'm going to jail and I had I ain't gonna. I kind of lost hope, like when that happened I ain't gonna lie to you like I wanted to start Rapping and all that type of shit. So I took a stop on it. I went dropping. I was dropping like Eight or three months man, you gotta be consistent With this shit. So I'm dropping eight or three months Of shit. I end up graduating High school and shit Went on prom.
Speaker 5:Yeah went on prom.
Speaker 4:Graduated high school. That's a good one. Like that, like doing shit, like that One of my homies- my homies ended up getting shot in July, my homie G-Nug. That happened August. My birthday came and shit we was decent, you know. Rob Markman, the Boss.
Speaker 3:I'm finished school Homies getting shot. But it was like Rob Markman the.
Speaker 4:Boss, I'm finished school. Yeah, like it was all type of shit going on, like to where it was, like, because it was like Just shit, like too much going on.
Speaker 4:Like our heads was too wrapped In the. You know, we Like I'm telling you, like when we first started, we was so fucking focused, like we was unstuck, like nobody could say Nothing to us, bro, like Like I swear to God. But then it was like Everybody here Just started getting Wrapped up in other shit, like people was having Family problems going on, you know, like jail shit happened, you know. So it was like all right that happened or whatever. This is all 2022. But it was like it was something that told me like every winter I'm going to go crazy, like no matter what, it is like I could be not dropping all through the year, but in the winter it's like that's my year and I mean in the winter, that's the season where I always I shoot up, right, yeah. So now look, i'ma tell you like, if you can go on my YouTube right now, and every song I drop in the winter, that's the song that shoot up, right, I drop in Till we Meet Again.
Speaker 4:December I drop a song called V-Roy did the next year In December, in 2023. What'd I drop in 2023? Hoping my Hood that I made it in December. I was going up in December, so it be the winter. So now I just be like Now I just gotta keep my head Like, thinking like man, I just gotta keep going Like I can't, even Cause I I get lazy, I lose hope quick as hell. But now I got Like I am the hope now. So it's like I can't lose hope If I am the hope you get what I'm saying.
Speaker 4:Right. So yeah, like the history on me and my crowd and shit like because I know y'all see everybody else crowd like Big Bro done, like top them Right Von them, like they crowd, but it's everybody got like we all won, but everybody got, they click to us and it's crazy, though right, because when I first heard about you, that's the first thing I fucked with.
Speaker 2:When I looked at his vid, I didn't recognize Nobody and I grew up Off Old Block and all that.
Speaker 4:So I'm like he got a whole Different and they probably All from oh these the youngins. Yeah, I don't hang With no other niggas, like it's only my brothers, cause there was one person who was in your vid, bro.
Speaker 2:I don't even know His name or nothing, but he was in your vid. He looked like he was like 19 and when he was in little reese vid I think he was like eight and he was in y'all vid.
Speaker 1:I don't know who it was, bro it's my book.
Speaker 4:Yeah, he was in the vid. I'm like, oh, these the youngins yeah, say no more.
Speaker 2:Uh, I wanted to ask you just a little question. You feel me?
Speaker 4:Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 2:How did collab with you and no More Heroes come about.
Speaker 4:I fuck with Locker Films. Shout out Locker Films.
Speaker 2:I ain't gonna lie to you.
Speaker 4:So Locker is one of the first ones to hit me when I start rapping and shit. But, like I said, around the time when Locker hit me and was trying to like, sign me and do whatever he was gonna do Whatever, I don't really know what he was gonna do, but my homie had just that. So I wasn't and I had. I was new to music so I wasn't know how to. I didn't know how to like.
Speaker 4:Navigate yeah, like this shit was like it was just coming out so fast when I'm like Because I was in the studio and didn't make a song Like I was. And then around the time, my grandma Some shit happened With my grandma To where she she got sick and shit and like she would start to fall In the house and shit. Like they had to put a little bag On her stomach, like my grandma had to live with us All type of shit. Like shit, that shit happened.
Speaker 1:Real life stuff.
Speaker 4:Yeah, it was like One day in locker, like trying to See me make a song. I couldn't do it Because I just had too much Other shit going on and at the time I was kinda shy, you know. Yeah, so that was 2022, 2023 and shit. That shit came about Cause, like I said, I got the clip. I can show y'all the clip Right now, like what just made me Go viral, like man, so that's crazy.
Speaker 4:I got the day to day thing. It's like, it's like, it's like this when I freestyled the song before I made it though this Hope In my Hood In the hallway Before you recorded it, Before I recorded it, and when I did it like the same day, I'm like man, I want Meek Mill on this bitch. I just started seeing Meek Mill like liking shit on my page and shit like he posted that bitch. Viral. I'm damn, I fuck with me.
Speaker 4:And it was all because of my man's OTF twin, like he was Yo shout out OTF twin.
Speaker 2:He fuck with the city Hard bro.
Speaker 4:And it was my, my manager, my manager, don Like. That's who I be, that's who I'm rocking out with.
Speaker 5:You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4:So Twin was like he been sending Meek my shit. But he seen that one. I guess that one just stuck out to him the most. He reposted all types of shit. I was on the phone with him and everything we talking, we chopping it up, smoke, but yeah, that happened and it's like From there. It was like it just been Like since then I just been like. That just gave me the motivation Like to I gotta keep going Like I can't even stop. Like since then I'm dropping here a month, I'm shooting videos, I'm doing content Interviews Like TikTok. I just made a TikTok In fucking October. My shit I didn't got so I got so many views On views on tick tock. Now, like I didn't even know who I was on tick tock until I made a tick tock oh real shit, though I know people knew about, because I blew you right up on tick tock bro.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I know people knew about me, I made tick tock.
Speaker 4:So yeah, yeah, shout out, meet me or twin that's fire bro.
Speaker 1:Yeah, man man. So you know, man damn I.
Speaker 2:I got so many questions but I'm gonna let them, yeah, man.
Speaker 1:Yeah, man. So you know, man Damn, I got so many questions, but I'ma let them answer, it's crazy because it's like your journey crazy and it's like Once you hop in it you start popping. So how do that make you feel like Like, do I be overwhelming?
Speaker 4:sometimes, bro, I ain't gonna lie to you, I just Cause I ain't never really I ain't get my run. Yet, bro, like I'ma to be honest, I never got my run.
Speaker 2:Like your real run. Now.
Speaker 4:I'm just here, basically, yeah you feeling it, because I know once I'm on, I'm on.
Speaker 5:Ain't no knocking me down. You see what I'm saying.
Speaker 4:Once I'm on, I'm going, it's only up. Ain't no bringing me down because you can't deny talent. You see what I'm on. I'm on, me and my niggas on. Once I'm on, he on, ten other niggas going to be on. Just I'm on. You see what I'm saying. I eat, they eat. It's just a cycle. It's just all going around.
Speaker 2:I want to ask you this, and then I swing it to Cora.
Speaker 4:White Boy.
Speaker 2:White Boy, you're 19,. Right, Right Cam. How old is you, bro? 19?. Okay so it all happens to different men or women at different times. Did you get to the point in your life yet? Because everybody going to be on here thinking I'm just going to be talking all this old block shit. Like no nigga, you still a young man. You feel me that could wait, you feel me so. Did you get to the point yet where you're losing friends and they not dying you're just losing friends because you're trying to chase a certain.
Speaker 2:I mean like, did y'all get to that point yet?
Speaker 4:so crazy we could touch on that right now. Right, that's real 2023. Hands down was the most like depressing year for me.
Speaker 4:Like, like it took all the way up until you know blood, know what I was going through. Like it was just all types Like I ain't going to lie bro. Like it was shit with. Like a female did some shit, like my guys. Like it was like all types of shit going on you see what I'm saying and like it was like I'm like 2023. I was decent to begin the 2023. Don't get me wrong, I'm straight, I'm doing me. I'm dropping All right, this cool whatever.
Speaker 2:Yo that food for everybody, if you're hungry, so my little brother TY.
Speaker 4:Man, like I told y'all, my homie Too Hot Dad. May 1st 2022. My little brother TY got shot. May 3rd 2023. My little brother Too Much got shot. What May 8th? May 8th, may 9th 2023.
Speaker 5:The same year.
Speaker 4:He got shot May 23rd 2023. Three of my homies got shot in one month, so I'm going to tell you how that went. Before it, though, a female had you know, fuck these hoes, man. I'm chilling.
Speaker 2:I got me a little bad bitch now. She decent. You know what I'm saying. Like, bleep that out. Yeah, fuck these hoes.
Speaker 4:These hoes, man, but a bitch did some bogus shit, man, like because I was basically on some, like I can't fuck with you no more because you ain't knowing what I'm on, you ain't you ain't helping me like I don't need. When I mean help, I don't. It ain't got to be financially.
Speaker 2:You see what I'm saying it could just be like mentally, spiritually, spiritually you know, and they just don't get that. So yeah, they just don't get it. It was a bitch that I had.
Speaker 4:You know, I was fucking with her. Whatever, that was my best friend at first, whatever, I started fucking with that shit. I was with her for like a year and a half. You know what I'm saying. Right, I showed number love though you see what I'm saying like I always been that type of nigga, but she did some, she went. You know. She did some bogus shit With one of my brothers. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4:And at the end of the day, I can't be mad at my brother, cause a hoe gonna be a hoe. You see what I'm saying, yeah.
Speaker 2:Absolutely.
Speaker 4:So that shit happened. It was like I was just kinda hurt About that shit For like a couple months. She did some other bogus shit with one of my other brothers. She did some bogus shit. I ain't going to speak on what she lied on, bro. You know she did some bogus shit, so now I'm treating the bitch it's just over with Like you get treated. It is what it is. You know, Ain't none of that.
Speaker 4:Ain't no love lost None of that. Like I got love for you, I don't you. You know what I'm saying. I'm chilling. Now I got what I got going on. It's your loss. It is what it is. Fuck that shit, though scratch it now may came um. It was just so much shit like my brother, ty, ended up getting shot. I was right there like I must have walked up on the wall. You know I ain't gonna speak on it, but ty ended up getting shot in his chest, but in front of me though, yeah, and him he was right there too, yeah. So that shit happened. How?
Speaker 4:you be dealing with that. I don't know that shit be like. I think I swear to God I think about that shit. I'm from Teal. I think about that shit Every day like Like man. I wish that shit never happened.
Speaker 5:And my little brother.
Speaker 1:TY. I feel like.
Speaker 4:My little brother TY had. My little brother TY had it the worst because TY got shot May 3rd and they put a murder on TY TY 6th. He's 17 now but he got charged. He was 16. He got locked up a month later.
Speaker 1:When he got locked up, he was testing me like man.
Speaker 4:You should have took me with you and I felt bad kind of you know.
Speaker 2:Now hold on.
Speaker 5:Go ahead, all right, so so.
Speaker 4:After that With TY, that's my little brother, you know, right, like that's our little brother, right. But TY ain't no little boy, if you get what I'm saying, right.
Speaker 1:And TY ain't no little boy.
Speaker 4:And TY little brother Taymona, he ain't no little boy. Them, my little brothers, you know what I'm saying. Like shorty them ain't no hoes. Like grown niggas call them big bro. Like Shorty them ain't no hoes. You see my little brother I ain't going to speak on little bro. Nothing for real, but 2A, j4, them, my, you know, them, my little brothers, but they ain't no little boys like I said, they ain't no little boys man.
Speaker 4:My little brother too much. He got shot May 8th, may 9th and shit. But when too much got shot, like I swear to God when I tell you I spent three weeks in the hospital With TY straight, not going home, not changing my clothes, I ain't even supposed to be saying this man we bringing guns in the hospital. As he, laying in the hospital bed, he got an AIP under his leg and a Glock 19 under his arm. I got two guns on me. I'm laying on the couch. You see, I'm saying cuz, that's just how like we just gotta move, like Like our hospital it be all type of niggas and I. But yeah, I'm in hospital T why I'm dead every step of the way. Like whatever he need, I'm now he called me. Can you come up here Just spend night with me? I'm at his, we, I'm at his bed and shit. You know, yeah. So my little brother too much Ended up getting shot.
Speaker 4:After that, too much, straight, he got shot in his arm. That's cool. Then it was like I ended up Cause, like I said, the shit happened with the female and shit all that. I ended up going to Miami To get a break from everything, like everything Up to my life, cause there was just so much shit going on. Then, um, like I was in the studio recording shit, me and my brother Shoebox, and I was talking to him like an hour before this shit happened, right. So we had some little words that morning or whatever. Like it was some shit. It was some female shit. We had some little words, but I'm like man, that's my brother, we ain't doing that. I call him back. He called me later on. He like I'm telling him man, yeah, we just back, we just been in future crib and shit.
Speaker 4:Like yeah, he got all type of rush.
Speaker 1:I'm like, look, I'm in Miami, yeah he like yeah, I need to yeah Because it's like I like how you like just said it. Yeah, just continue the story. Yeah, like it ain't yeah.
Speaker 2:We don't know, joe.
Speaker 4:Yeah, we just around Future crib. I'm afraid of bang crib, like you know, we chilling though, but we in Miami this my, this, your- mic.
Speaker 5:Yeah, this what I'm doing so.
Speaker 4:I'm thinking everything Straight as shit. Nah, I'm Get to recording and shit. Nah, it's like 12 in the morning. The same bitch that did the little shit to me, or whatever. Some of them joints on the plate Like the the same. The exact same bitch that I'm talking about. I'm with you, like she did. She called me and told me that he got shot Like an hour After I just got the phone With him, though, like you gotta.
Speaker 4:Like you gotta think At this time. You gotta think what my head at. Then another person Called me and told me that he was dead. I swear to God. The next flight back to Chicago from Miami. I'm flying him. No, no, no.
Speaker 2:You comfortable with telling your story, bro? Look, I wanted him to tell his story.
Speaker 5:Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:No.
Speaker 4:I'm just finna, tell you like what. That's why I actually did. You have a shot.
Speaker 2:This shit crazy.
Speaker 4:I'm talking about for me. I'm gonna continue. That's why I said hold, I'm talking about His story, like what I'm seeing.
Speaker 2:You know, he end up getting shot or whatever, then they told me he was dead.
Speaker 4:Yeah, I end up coming back to Chicago the next morning Like it was like man, my head was ill, bro, like I was just I'm looking at my phone, yeah, man, trying to see if this nigga, finna, call me or something Like, call me, do something. His mama end up calling me. I'm like I bet she show me him. When I, when I seen him he was, he was like he won him, like he wasn't like this. You see what I'm saying. He finally woke up like two what. A day and a half later when y'all hear this I talked I talked
Speaker 4:to him. I'm like man, bro, I'm like I need to see you. He like he, like man, yeah, come up here, I go up there. I ain't gonna lie, bro. I don't like like, ty got only shot in his chest, he got shot in his neck, his stomach, like it was just everywhere. So I'm looking at my homie, I'm looking at my homie, a I grew up with. You see what I'm saying, right? I'm looking at him. Like them, they're lifeless. You see what I'm saying. But he telling me, like you know, we talking this, I'm like, damn bro, like what, the like, what happened, like. So he telling me what happened, and it was, it wasn't nothing. But I'm like, damn, like, why the keep happening in the crowd, though, like you see what I'm saying it's like may is just a bad ass month for us.
Speaker 4:Like may is like my crowd, like may. That's why this may we weren't playing with nobody. Like yeah, like all that did. Like ain't nobody finna play with us, we gonna play with y'all we ain't playing with y'all.
Speaker 2:Don't play with us we ain't gonna play with y'all.
Speaker 4:So this May day, this May, we ain't playing with nobody. We ain't. If we feel like, if we feel like you on something, we finna, do you Before you get to us. Whatever, however, you wanna play. You see what I'm saying, so yeah, that shit was scary to me yeah.
Speaker 4:So I was really scared to touch his hands and shit like I don't know. But he was talking to me, that shit. He was in hospital for like a month. He Bro, this man's gonna be valedictorian. He couldn't walk across the stage cuz he's in the hospital. He graduated and get the fuck out of here, bro.
Speaker 2:She had like a 4.0 GPA. He was Get the fuck out of here, bro. What, what you mean like a 4.0.
Speaker 4:GPA or some shit. He was doing his thing, though, like I said it's all about uphill.
Speaker 2:It's all about uphill.
Speaker 4:Like me and my niggas, we got this. You know what I'm saying. You ain't nothing in the world without no knowledge and no brain of your own Right. So he graduated in the hospital and shit, that shit was like crazy. Like I was seeing this Mama crying Shit, like I'm just like feeling, but like these days we outside and I'm like man, this shit don't feel right Cause TY in the hospital, too much arm messed up, he in the hospital, it's like damn. So we just all looking out For each other now, like so that's what kind of Brought our crowd back Kind of closer. You see what I'm saying? Right, but this happened and my homie G Nook, he was out. He ended up getting locked back up in the summer and shit, g Nook dead, he passed away. It was all type of shit Bro was going through shit, this shit that niggas be scared to talk about, though you know, right, it was all type of little shit going on. But we always bounce, we always find a way to get through the shit, you know.
Speaker 5:We always find a way to get through all this shit, we real-life survivors, we warriors, we ain't no, no.
Speaker 4:So yeah, like that's when we speaking on, like my crowd.
Speaker 3:Shout out to my man, ruben, getting the plates right. Man, my guy.
Speaker 4:Ruben, yeah, like when we speaking on my crowd. That's what we speaking on, Like we talking like right. So yeah, you can let slam tell you like his story or whatever he got a real story.
Speaker 2:You know what I'm saying real story hey slam, shout out the slum man yeah, whatever part you want to start from, but I was really trying to uh. I was really trying to uh, yeah, yeah, real quick, just real quick. I was. It was just uh that me and mona we had talked about something specific in the car, about you know, yeah, the accident, what you and all that I don't know if you're comfortable with saying it.
Speaker 2:that's why I said if you ain't little bit all right, bet, bet, so do how you want to do it. Bro, a little bit All right, bet, bet, so do it how you want to do it bro, shit, where can I start at shit?
Speaker 5:Let me start at rapping first, shit. I started rapping when I was like a year ago.
Speaker 4:June of 2022. You started rapping June.
Speaker 5:It wasn't even a summer.
Speaker 4:It was like but we had to drive this nigga to the studio because he never wanted to come to the studio with us. I never wanted to go to the studio Rob Markman. We realized was holding this nigga made him get in the Uber with us.
Speaker 5:He like man. They make me go to the studio. I was trapping.
Speaker 4:Rob Markman. He probably one of the best rappers on our block now.
Speaker 2:Yeah, to be honest, Rob Markman.
Speaker 5:We all just playing this with that shit I was trapping. Everybody know I always had little dollars in my pocket and shit.
Speaker 2:Any story you want. Go ahead, bro, any of the guys, I asked for some money.
Speaker 5:I'm handing it out For sure. Five dollars 10, 20.
Speaker 4:Hundreds at that.
Speaker 5:The guys need it, I'm gonna give it to them. Yeah shit, Like they ain't even try to make me rap, they just wanted me to come to the studio. He was always going to the studio, they in the studio every other day. So they be like come to the studio, come to the studio I ain't never want to go because of what I'm going for. I'm trapping. I'm right here making money on the block.
Speaker 5:For sure I'm going to the studio to sit on the couch, smoke, go to sleep, just watch him sing and rap and shit.
Speaker 4:Yeah.
Speaker 5:I end up getting in the studio one day. They had extra time left, so I'm like let me go in here and get another. I get on the song one of my hoes and shit. The song was decent, though, but everybody was telling me rap, rap, rap, rap, rap. Then, a couple months go by, I was getting actually good at it. Like I didn't think I was that wrong. Everybody was telling me I'm rap. They saying I sound like Polo G. Everybody rap.
Speaker 2:That's what mommy is to mine.
Speaker 5:Nah, I get the rapping taking off yeah.
Speaker 2:Y'all sound like Manny 215. Yeah, Manny should never stop.
Speaker 5:That would hurt some hearts Like I want to say January, I had my first video shoot. It was just my song, me by myself.
Speaker 1:Solo it was bossing.
Speaker 5:Everybody was in there. He was there, everybody was there. It was bossing Everything. When we all shot the video, it's on YouTube. I got like 12K views right now.
Speaker 1:That ain't bad neither.
Speaker 5:Yeah, that ain't bad for my first song.
Speaker 1:Hell no.
Speaker 5:I posted it on my channel Right Now, what that was in March. I dropped it. It's called Slam on the Speakers. March, fast Forward May. Now is I'm tweaking? No, you're right, go ahead Now. That was a whole year and it went past, right. No, that was a year, man, yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm tweaking. See, I'm thinking I'm moving. Two fans.
Speaker 2:That's why I'm here.
Speaker 5:I'm, I'm thinking I'm moving too fast. I'm on this, yeah, all right, march, boom, drop the video. It's going up and everybody know who I am. Now. Now may come. Now, this is 2023 may. Okay, my homie just died last year. 2022 on the uh.
Speaker 2:First, may 1st may that month made bad for y'all. Man that was that was.
Speaker 5:That was the, the year before I started rapping before before he died.
Speaker 4:Before he died.
Speaker 5:I was telling him I was gonna start rapping. Then he died. I just forgot about that. I'm like nah, I ain't finna do it so come may 2023, two, I died the year before and shit, ty Y get shot Too much, get shot Before I even get shot. This was crazy. The day I get shot I told my homie I say the one that shot His name too much. He say he telling me how I feel to be shot. And shit, I'm like man, I don't know, I don't never want to Know how I feel to be shot. Man, 30 minutes fly by, I get shot up and stuff 30 minutes after that call bro.
Speaker 5:Not even 30 minutes. I don't think so 20 minutes. Man Get shot up and stuff. I don't want to really say how it happened, Yo bro.
Speaker 2:No, listen, bro, Me and Muna was talking in the car Like we was together. He ain't even say it was just some details, bro. I'm like the one in the yeah, it can, bro.
Speaker 4:I said he ain't go out, sweet you a fucking soldier, bro, you ain't even got to say it.
Speaker 1:A lot of people Shit sound like, mr and Mrs.
Speaker 2:Smith bro A lot of.
Speaker 4:The doctor told him they don't even know how he survived.
Speaker 5:Man, the surgeons, the people that did surgery on me, and they told me they looked me dead in my eyes. It was like eight of them. They all came in the room. They was telling me. They like now, this is when I woke up. They like we, the ones that did surgery on you. They like they get to looking at each other. They like I asked everybody we don't know how you made it. You made it through the grace of God, that's, they said everybody was saying I want.
Speaker 5:I got shot in my neck, chest, chest what year?
Speaker 4:was this the last year.
Speaker 2:The last year, the last year my stonemade, but the year before that in May. Then that happened to him this last year in May so when did he lay you hair, bro?
Speaker 1:yeah?
Speaker 5:May it's May right now real rap and when TY first got shot I'm like May not our, may not our month.
Speaker 2:Then it's y'all month, this fucking month. Man, it's crazy. It was our month then.
Speaker 5:You see why, man, I'm in Philly. I'm with y'all this month. Real shit, you in good hands too, nigga.
Speaker 2:This is definitely y'all month right here. Make me and me turn that shit to a positive.
Speaker 1:And I like y'all unity man. I like how, like, no matter what man, y'all don't leave each other's side. You there for him, he he there for him.
Speaker 2:He there for you, y'all can beef whatever, Y'all still there for each other.
Speaker 1:That's brothers, bro. I respect that. And y'all young and y'all got that in you. And y'all smart man For sure, Sitting here talking to y'all bro, Y'all niggas is intelligent man.
Speaker 5:And they don't notice.
Speaker 4:That's why I'm really like honored to show these people, bro, who y'all really are you're like you gotta really come see like how we is, like you can't just be like the internet. A, I ain't gonna lie to you like crazy the internet make us look like bad as hell, like the internet make it, you would think, all us and tour with each other.
Speaker 5:But do for views right no, no, no no no no no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Like y'all from out here what I'm, like you you go to Parkway, you go to O'Block. Everybody think it's a bad neighborhood.
Speaker 4:It's not, though. And then when you in that bitch with us, we family bro. You say that that's like I'm going to tell you like this Say, if my mama cooking this nigga could walk in my house and go in my refrigerator. Right, you know what I'm saying, right?
Speaker 3:It's a.
Speaker 4:Like.
Speaker 5:I'm just not like, bro, I didn't, bro, I didn't.
Speaker 4:I didn't took my homies' mama's cars and they ain't never gave a fuck.
Speaker 3:You see what I'm saying Like all out like we locked in like his mama, my mama.
Speaker 4:All they, mamas, my mama and my mama, all they mamas. You see what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:That's how it is with us, but yeah, he going after the core V-Roy did, v-roy did, v-roy did.
Speaker 3:What's the relationship with V-Roy.
Speaker 4:I ain't gonna lie, I'm gonna be honest with you. With V-Roy it was like Me and my guys. We was younger, like I said, we always. You would see folks here and there walking around the block but I never knew who he was. But like V-Roy won V but like V-Roy won, v-roy was always V-Roy. But it was like we was little boys bro. So when he got out of jail we was like eighth grade. V-roy is crazy.
Speaker 2:Some people don't know who that is. Tell them who V-Roy is. Vaughn Kane, Vaughn yeah, V-Roy no, he didn't like the V-Roy thing, it's funny, v-roy and my homie Too Hot that dad.
Speaker 4:Right after we graduated eighth grade I went to Iowa with my daddy for like two months. So I came back. I come back All my homies shaking up the block or whatever. They know how to shake up all types of shit. I'm the only one that didn't know how to shake up. So one day V-Roy see me and shit this for real. All that he grabbed my hand but he go like this, he, he like. I know you don't know the handshake. He like I'm gonna show you so him and my homie too hot.
Speaker 4:They shake up in front of me. That's how I learned how to do the handshake right. So, yeah, like folks, always that type of like, he was genuine, like anytime, like, like like 2020 before he died. Um, like the day he shot, hit this, all these video on him a little little dirt. He gave me and my whole crowd Some little money. It wasn't nothing like Little 20s. We was just trying to shoot dice. You know, like anytime He'll see us, he looking out, like it ain't never a time when he'll see us and don't look out. You see what I'm saying? It just we wasn't old enough To be with him.
Speaker 4:Like, like yeah they thought they everybody looked at us like little boys. You see what?
Speaker 4:I'm saying my whole crowd was always looked at as little boys. You see what I'm saying, except for too hot, because too hot, too high was our crowd, but too hot was like too high was too hot, right, like I said, ty ain't no little boy and he's 16 too high. One little boy, he was 15, like you know what I'm saying, like zill, they weren't little boys, none of them. They weren't little boys. They was around like big bro. You know what I'm saying. We weren't able because we were still like little kids I wouldn't, you know, like not little kids, but we was young.
Speaker 4:To them we look boys because yeah like we weren't knowing what they was on.
Speaker 2:Yeah, because they was they didn't already, you know? Uh, um they already got kids.
Speaker 4:Now type we kids right, right, yeah, they got kids.
Speaker 2:So it's like yeah, yeah I mean and and listen, man, uh, everybody got their opinions on you know november 2020, you could have did this. This should have happened. That man listen in the heat of the moment, man, one thing I learned from being out here in these streets man, you can never tell niggas or a female or this person or that person. I would've did this, I would've stopped that, I would've moved like this because in the heat of the moment you never knew what you mean.
Speaker 4:I just feel like with that situation, that's like that's inside business, motherfucker need to mind they business. Yeah, exactly Because a lot of niggas Really scary and a lot of niggas Like man Bro, like, even like with the Like bro. It was so much shit Going, they Like bro Around the time. It was probably so much, so many shots Ranging out, bro, niggas, of course Niggas gonna move.
Speaker 2:Like you was in the army.
Speaker 4:It's like what am I? What muap did either. You see what I'm saying like a lot of that's talking like they, what they saying a lot of weren't gonna do that game because hoes ain't on that and I.
Speaker 2:I just wanted to say one more thing, because I know that's a touchy subject for y'all man, but I just want to say one thing like before we got here, man, I told you like when that happened, bro, you would thought this was chicago how it? Affected us like everybody was really in shambles the whole rap game, everybody he touched the streets like a like.
Speaker 5:I don't even think y'all know how much he was like really loved out here, you feel me, because y'all probably ain't come out here yet, but what finally?
Speaker 2:yeah?
Speaker 4:even to eggs, like I've seen how it affected the whole culture in our city.
Speaker 2:But like, how did it affect the guys though?
Speaker 4:like the guys like shoe box balls, you mean all y'all man because y'all probably only looking at it like vaughn dad, like we love the fuck out of vaughn. But, bro, we lost, like we damn lost two other. We lost two guys, we lost vaughn and slutty.
Speaker 5:I want to know what happened.
Speaker 4:Slutty, that's t roy, big brother slutty is like and louie got shot too.
Speaker 5:Louie made it though, through the grace of God. You see what.
Speaker 4:I'm saying but People only look at it like the Vaughn situation, like y'all gotta think like Bro Slutty died, louie got shot in his head.
Speaker 2:You see what I'm saying. Damn you right, though. That shit took a toll.
Speaker 4:On a lot of people's life Game, like he got family out here. You see what I'm saying. Rob Markman, right, rob Markman, people don't even know before Slutty. Slutty was the last one left out of the boys Slutty. Both his little brothers did, t-roy and HK. I don't know if y'all heard of them, t-roy and HK them little brothers, bro, they dead. And for him to die. It's crazy because they got a sister out here, got kids, so it ain't y'all gotta like just stop looking at it like, oh, just just celebrity side we lost members like real, like even though louis allowed, we still lost him because louis ain't like louis his self, but louis ain't the louis.
Speaker 4:I remember seeing you see him, yeah, but yeah, like that so it took a total block because it was like like angle out it's, we definitely lost three back to back.
Speaker 4:Like it was crazy, like yeah we were just like three back to back. Like it was crazy. Yeah, we were just like bro, you got to think about it Like my boy, mario, that's his big brother, mario, yep, mario was telling me like bro, like that shit hurt him to the point where he was crying every day because it was like Mario was just out here with Von or whatever he said. They all was at a table, said they always at a table. Like everybody at the table right now vaughn like yeah, we finna go up. Like dq, you finna drop. Then he say move up like yeah, I want to drop two. He's like, all right, bet we gonna do that, do this. He definitely get this. Check, dre, I'm gonna give you this. Like we finna all be up.
Speaker 4:Then we're gonna just die like some days later. That hurt, like it was, like he was telling me, like like he lost everything, like everything just was like like damn, like we don't know what the we finna do now because it's like you know, so like as the block, the block was down for a good like a year game, like a good year, I'm gonna be honest with you. Like weren't really like we were. We was I ain't gonna laugh. The block had got hope. We had Muwop we still got Muwop. We got DQ, we got Top. Duke had got out of jail 2021. For me, duke brought the light back to me. You know I'm like, hey, we got Duke back. Now we finna be back rolling. You see what I'm saying. We finna be back on what we on. We chilling and we was decent 2021 until muhap then went to jail for the. You know, yeah that happened.
Speaker 4:So it was like damn in that, damn like what the now like yeah that's when me and my crowd started coming along, getting in the picture, you know, rising up. But yeah, like it was like a big loss for the block, not just vaughn, because, like slututty died, louie got shot. You know there was a lot of shit going on around that time.
Speaker 2:And I just was watching this. One thing I want to say, bro. I just was watching this late TV interview when he had Louie up there. It was like y'all in the comments he ain't even here what the fuck y'all want him to repeat when his homie died and how he got hit in the head. Y'all want him to go up there and explain all that word for word. Like the fuck y'all expect him to just go up there and just remember. Yeah night odd.
Speaker 3:Yeah, do some distasteful shit.
Speaker 5:Like where this shit?
Speaker 2:Nobody want to talk about that shit Like the fuck.
Speaker 1:You know the world we live in, bro. It be distasteful man.
Speaker 2:I just want to, so let's reverse it to a positive side.
Speaker 3:Yeah, because I want to commend you. Rest in peace, Kingwine man. Yeah, rest in peace, Kingwine. Rest in peace, slutty, Definitely.
Speaker 2:I mean get wild Louie All the soldiers.
Speaker 3:All I want to commend you on your knowledge and you being a scholar. I want to know like what's some of the trades you took in school, like some of the things you and your guys took up.
Speaker 4:In school. I was always like, don't get me wrong, I played all day in school, right, but I was never no follower. Yeah, I was always on on like my own type of time and, like Bro, I wrote a book In third grade. I swear to god like we wanted a book but it was like ten pages and my teacher got Eliminated and shit For me. No, I'm saying I'm in third grade.
Speaker 1:Like I was wrong for that. Yeah, no for sure.
Speaker 4:I'm writing a whole. I'm writing a whole.
Speaker 2:I'm writing 10. I'm making up stories. He said like cat.
Speaker 4:I'm making up stories in my head. I wrote a book. Every line was filled 10 pages. Gang Like you got to think about it blood. So my teacher got eliminated. I had my book on the wall. I've been student of the month damn it 10 times. I ain't start having problems Till like 8th grade, cause I, we was getting older, like what you.
Speaker 3:So, 8th grade is where the switch Like it wasn't even on switch, we still was.
Speaker 4:Yeah, it was just like the attitude and the way I was.
Speaker 3:I was acting yeah, 8th grade, for sure, that's when.
Speaker 5:That's when things started to change, like yeah, cause all us, all us was playing sports.
Speaker 3:Right, everybody was playing. What's what's what sports y'all was locked in on my was in football.
Speaker 4:I ain't gonna lie, I was. He was in everything I don't know what. Yeah, he did. Yeah, I was I tried the football, but then I ain't gonna. I got up my first night ever trying to, you know I got my wrist, my got popped and then I went to high school. I went to like three, four practices we end up fighting.
Speaker 3:They kicked us off he looked like one of those things we end up fighting the whole football team, so it was like that was, that's what it was like I ain't.
Speaker 4:So. After that we were just on our chilling. We all blocked, you know right right, right, right.
Speaker 1:so you. So you know, since you've been going up crazy and I mean you know he start rapping how I feel, like you know what I mean. You know he start rapping how I feel, like you know what I mean, how I feel to be like you know what I mean Giving prosperity back to your camp, bringing your guys up how that feel.
Speaker 4:Man, like I said, I still ain't got my run. Yeah, so you working, you know how it feel good, like for people, like to like. People tell me all the time in the hood like it be. People text me like man, like your music be helping me cope with a lot of shit. Like a nigga told me like damn bro, I lost my mama. Like I don't know what to do.
Speaker 5:Like you, got some advice for me Before he keep going. I swear to God, I could not listen to Rod Wave, chris Brown, anybody that sing, hum and they music music. I swear to God, I could not listen To the singing Until he started For real, not Not right when he started, you just wasn't interested In that type of music Right yeah. Not right when he started. And then, bro bro, putting that pain up Now and you understanding.
Speaker 1:You actually know the stories and you understand the pain. And it's different. It touch you, it touch you.
Speaker 4:Different it was like I ain't get my run yet. So right, when I get the run, you, bro, like y'all, I'm gonna hit y'all, right, right, yeah, yeah, yo hand, no yo, I'm gonna everybody here, so look so so I wanna, that's what I actually.
Speaker 1:That's why I was. I was braided I was ready to go to, like you know, like you know, you coming to philly lincoln with manny, how that shit feel Moving around man.
Speaker 4:It's a blessing to have people like him, bro, Because when we was little he probably didn't have nobody like himself when he was little.
Speaker 5:I be saying that.
Speaker 4:Bro, how many niggas you know? Finna like this nigga got out of flight. You know, straight, hit your hand, you get here, whatever it, somewhere you know straight hit your hand, you get here whatever it's a blessing to have shit like to make other people dreams come true.
Speaker 2:That's what it is like and that's anybody that's breathing in philadelphia. We know how cash full about Manny 215.
Speaker 1:Yeah, we talk about Manny 215, y'all, and that is my guy. I'm going, I'm saying it on camera. Whichever motherfucking one here Shout out to Manny, bro, that's my boy. Real shit, we connected like this, that's my guy.
Speaker 4:But when I first met him we could be just like this. It was like some instant Shit bro and shout out to my nigga Fetty Vidruz man.
Speaker 1:Shout out, fetty.
Speaker 4:Fetty was already on me. Though I never knew Fetty was on me, he knew I was. You know, Fetty is RV.
Speaker 2:Yeah, fetty is V to Manny.
Speaker 1:Right.
Speaker 2:If y'all ain't know.
Speaker 1:Right, right, right Shout out Fetty Vidruz.
Speaker 2:Yeah, shout out Fetty, shout out Roots, because I made it my duty To not come up here and interview you Like you, a fucking drill rapper, you feel what I'm saying.
Speaker 1:I ain't gonna lie bro. I'm glad Cause like.
Speaker 2:Like they intelligent brothers bro, they intelligent young men Like we made it our duty and I didn't talk to them Like yo, we ain't going.
Speaker 3:We just knew, alright, now, now, since we got Chicago in the building.
Speaker 2:But I did wanna ask One more question though one more action because this thing, is this important? So and y'all got after this. So everybody, look at old block. All you know, y'all stereotype and oh, they this and they ate that. You know why I'm moving in the city right now and cam in the city right now.
Speaker 1:We just custom man II 215 cuz tomorrow.
Speaker 2:Whatever camera I'm looking at, cuz, cuz tomorrow. That don't get tricked out your spot torch. They going to high schools, these niggas just graduated last year by time y'all see this. They already been there. Fucking Martin Luther King high school is done still in.
Speaker 4:Hopefully we be back soon. I wanted to stay for a little tour. You know y'all gonna be, back.
Speaker 2:On Stittin' in Martin Luther King High School All the way in Philadelphia Is a don't get tricked out your spot tour. Don't get tricked out your spot. About not getting tricked out your spot. And trying to stop these kids who graduating, and all that to get out the streets.
Speaker 4:Don't be a statistic.
Speaker 2:And don't you? I mean, we even got people there from Baltimore showing you how to put pressure on the blood if you get shot. All that Powered by what I wish our new foundation, manny 205,. We gonna have everybody in the building forever. I really want Moon in the state a whole month yeah, yeah but I I wanted to just ask you that, bro. I want to just ask you that, like, what do this tour mean to you, bro, and why it's so important?
Speaker 4:like when I seen it. I'm like when I'm saying I'm like damn, because, bro, I swear to like, because I was telling him, like what y'all doing out here, I want to do some shit like that for my block, because that's some shit. Von was finna be on Like a lot of people don't know what. Exactly Like finna, have some shit going on for the kids, having the kids, you know, that should have been lovely bro. Fire. I want some shit like Like.
Speaker 4:I ain't gonna lie when I sing, when he tell me like, yeah, man, I'm trying to get you here For all the schools, he like man. But you know, listen, what if I gotta get they bread right, whatever, you know. And I can't be mad at that, you know. But like, if I could I'd stay Like I swear to God.
Speaker 4:I would Cause I fuck with Philly, you know, and I so like doing shit like this. It just motivates me. So when I get back to the rack, no matter how long it take, I'm starting something up.
Speaker 2:Nah, no fault, we back.
Speaker 4:It got to be something for sure.
Speaker 2:Whenever you want really the most, or Manny?
Speaker 4:and Chakot we there.
Speaker 5:For sure, for sure.
Speaker 2:I'm not just talking. We there bro, backing y'all 100%, whatever Y'all trying to do, yeah, y'all need this amount. It don't even matter, bro. This is a we taking all this equipment, yeah, all this equipment Getting picked up, and we be right there, and we be right there. Y'all got this for y'all camera. None of that, bro. We got y'all, bro. Real shit.
Speaker 4:I get many messages when he is like the violence stop. But man, it's like, since I'm different, yeah, I just want man Like to be. I want people to know Like it's okay To be different. You get what I'm saying. Like you ain't gotta Like, you ain't gotta Be no follower. You ain't gotta bow down To nobody.
Speaker 2:Right.
Speaker 4:You ain't gotta try to Fit in with niggas, do this, cause everybody. Yeah, like you could different, bro, because like being when you be different, you do damn near a hundred steps ahead of everybody else. Ain't nothing wrong with that at all.
Speaker 3:I'll be saying get a job.
Speaker 2:Get your paper. I just want people to know it's okay to be different.
Speaker 4:You ain't gotta always be like the next. It's okay to be different. I even tell my little brothers my little brothers. He don't tell me this, but he told somebody. I wanna be like my big brother.
Speaker 3:I wanna do music. How many siblings you got? Oh, I got a lot of just flow that ain't gonna lie though no, you guys, come on, come on, I got it it's three before me and three after me. Oh, all right. All right, bro, you know how you know that that's film, that's my house.
Speaker 1:Bro. You know how he know that that's Philly nigga.
Speaker 4:He be call me three out of the morning. That's my house, nah, bro.
Speaker 2:That's my house, we just had a nigga in here yesterday. Shout out, southside Tony. We just had a nigga in here yesterday. He said he 26 and he got 16 siblings and he the oldest.
Speaker 4:Real shit. So that mean that's yeah, yeah, huh.
Speaker 3:And the oldest baby won.
Speaker 2:The oldest baby, one the youngest baby youngest I mean the youngest baby one, I'm gonna say he the oldest, he 26, with 16 siblings bro shout out south side, tony from canada. We about to fuck y'all up too.
Speaker 1:We got some great ass he hot too, bro, yo tap into him, he hot, I just met him probably like an hour ago.
Speaker 4:He hot, I'll with him. I do definitely want to slide back, though, like any time bro and guess what school like right here, where we at? Right now every time, bro, you're gonna get this together, you know no, for sure yeah, man, oh, where are you?
Speaker 3:I was going, I was going to take it on another twist. You know what I'm saying. I was going to take it on another twist. You know what I'm saying. Uh, that's the like. Take it on another note, but we got chicago in the building. Y'all you know what I mean. So that's the home of we got this question. We actually knows every show, especially if it's somebody that's about Every show, especially if it's somebody that's about this nigga age. You know what I'm saying. The genre of drill we want to know. I got to show y'all how to do them. We want to know how the genre of drill, like how long you think or do you think, is going to like. Oh, good question, down down.
Speaker 2:Good question or stay where it's at Cora always asks a, always a question we argue about because I got to like I don't mean.
Speaker 1:This is the home of the drill right here. This is the perfect person, for sure. Great question, we can actually fully wrap her all day.
Speaker 5:But great question there where y'all thinking drill gonna go and then the next couple years it might go on a little, a little slow, but man, what the fuck is this Drill ain't gonna, never gonna go nowhere in Chicago, cause you got, you got people like me coming up.
Speaker 1:Once, I Once.
Speaker 5:I get back.
Speaker 1:And I ain't gonna lie that shit, you just played me.
Speaker 5:Once I get back going. I'm telling you and that's. That's not even my best home, that's a great answer and, like Y'all, know somebody named.
Speaker 3:Yeah, he made the fuck that whole plate up.
Speaker 1:Y'all know Indiana rappers Indiana.
Speaker 5:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Indiana, indiana Skruly, skruly.
Speaker 5:G.
Speaker 4:He gonna pray right now he from Indiana.
Speaker 3:Okay.
Speaker 1:And I just got one more after this. One more question, I didn't know he was from.
Speaker 3:Indiana, though I just got one more. After this, one more question.
Speaker 4:I didn't know he was from Indiana, though Screwly.
Speaker 1:He from Indiana. Yeah, I know Screwly.
Speaker 5:Like it be rappers, like Like that.
Speaker 1:Coming up. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5:Drill, just gonna keep on, not in Chicago. It ain't gonna never go nowhere.
Speaker 3:It's in Philly heavy Coming up.
Speaker 4:Yeah, yeah, yeah, drill just going to keep on, not in Chicago, it ain't going to never go nowhere. It's in Philly, heavy, super heavy. It's only in Philly because of Chicago. I feel like, yeah, no, no, no, sure, sure, sure. It's in New York because of Chicago.
Speaker 1:This one of y'all states where they love y'all at. Yeah, they love y'all can cook them.
Speaker 4:I'm going to put you on On a feature tip Put you on All right.
Speaker 2:Look.
Speaker 3:We are all in Both of y'all are top five from Chicago.
Speaker 4:It could be artists we don't know it could be.
Speaker 3:We want to know the top five y'all saying Dead or alive.
Speaker 5:Dead or alive. None of them. No category no.
Speaker 3:No, and we wanted Y'all exposing them to you know the real of the most.
Speaker 4:That's right now, like right now, though.
Speaker 2:I ain't back, I got you. You first woman.
Speaker 4:Oh damn Me first man, he go first, you go first I go first Top five.
Speaker 3:Ain't gotta be no particular.
Speaker 5:All right, gotta start out with Dirk, okay, okay. Keith, okay, okay.
Speaker 1:Take a little. All right, y'all homies, neither Gotta start out with dirt. Okay, okay, keith, okay.
Speaker 2:Okay, moon is going to be way different.
Speaker 3:Yes, it is they start laughing Dirt, keith.
Speaker 5:Man, you can't even say smirking Keith because they like on the Mount.
Speaker 3:Rushmore, you can add me to Mount Rushmore, no, you can say them.
Speaker 5:You can add me to Mount Rushmore, you can say them. You can say them. I grew up listening to them.
Speaker 4:Yo top five. Like who you feel like right now, that's what I'm saying no, you good, you listen to them.
Speaker 5:Keith Dirk Lil Baby. No, chicago oh bitch Keith, Dirk, Damn it's hard.
Speaker 2:You're over there slow.
Speaker 5:Shit, damn, it's hard Shit, I ain't gonna lie. You gotta put Pappy in Young Crappy. Y'all know, young Crappy, that's yours Y'all don't even understand.
Speaker 4:He is. That's three, that's three. Who else? If you don't say this, if you don't say these two names, I'm on your. You just don't know them. Come on, go ahead, say it. You got two more, bro.
Speaker 1:He said Smirk, Keith Pappy, that's three.
Speaker 5:I'm stuck at them three right now.
Speaker 4:No, it's two more. You got to do two more, bro, you know two more.
Speaker 1:Who you fuck with. I can think of two more.
Speaker 5:Who you fuck with.
Speaker 1:I can think of two more. They ain't wrong to me.
Speaker 2:That's who. That's who. That's a fact.
Speaker 5:We be like damn it ain't about who I fuck with, Because that's who is wrong. Papi Keith, Dirk, Boss Top.
Speaker 3:Okay, there we go, that's violent, that's violent Number five.
Speaker 2:Prince Dre, that's definitely.
Speaker 5:That's violent. That's violent. Number five Prince.
Speaker 1:Dre Shit that's violent.
Speaker 5:Let me do this.
Speaker 4:Let me do the Chicago Mount Rushmore then my top five.
Speaker 3:Okay For the Mount.
Speaker 4:Rushmore.
Speaker 3:Because you got to represent the city Right right On the Mount Rushmore, you got.
Speaker 1:Don't get me wrong On On the Mount Rushmore, you got. No, no, no, you got your.
Speaker 4:You got your On the.
Speaker 1:Mount.
Speaker 4:Rushmore, my Chicago.
Speaker 1:Mount.
Speaker 4:Rushmore, uh-huh, you got. You got Lil Durk, mm-hmm Chief Keef, mm-hmm Juice WRLD. Ooh.
Speaker 3:Fire. Hold on, hold on. No Juice WRLD. I was waiting with it, I'm with it. You got to say my guy Got to say Hurd, got to say Hurd, that's it right there. Mount Rushmore only four.
Speaker 1:Mount Rushmore, only four.
Speaker 3:No don't put Vine in there. Don't do Vine. No, no, no, don't do Vine.
Speaker 2:I don't know who mentioned He'd be on the Rushmore, but don't do it for the five though. Mount mention if he'd be on a rush more, but don't do it for the five though rushmore got four people, so you melt Rushmore is who. He know, he know, he know. That's all I'ma say. Don't forget, niggas. Don't even know that LA LA was 16. I know who you talking about bro.
Speaker 4:You sound like we ain't tapped in Bro.
Speaker 2:That nigga hot Like real hot.
Speaker 4:Right Like real hot Like.
Speaker 1:Mmhmm.
Speaker 3:Come on man.
Speaker 4:That's one.
Speaker 3:He said it's like five times. Okay, that's two.
Speaker 1:Yeah, go ahead no no, no All time, all time From when you was born.
Speaker 2:To now.
Speaker 1:Anybody.
Speaker 4:Let me do five more Then, for now, damn, alright, go ahead, so you gonna do ten.
Speaker 1:You wanna do a top ten All time.
Speaker 4:Right, you can't even do five.
Speaker 3:That answer, bro. Mm-hmm. That was LA Capone first, right Lil Durk?
Speaker 2:Oh Damn he can't even do five. I don't know how to answer it, bro LA Capone, this be niggas hardest question. Like all time, though right he keep saying that All time.
Speaker 3:LA Capone yeah, he got rewinders doing back when he say it All time.
Speaker 2:No I.
Speaker 1:No, I like when this happen, though I like when this happen.
Speaker 4:We got LA.
Speaker 1:He is wild.
Speaker 2:Lil Durk, I ain't gonna lie you dangerous bro.
Speaker 3:I gotta go. I gotta go with Herb he on the Rushmore. No, you can use one on Rushmore.
Speaker 1:Right, okay. Okay, we got somewhere. You said it can't be my guy.
Speaker 3:You can still say Herb too.
Speaker 2:You said Herb.
Speaker 3:Oh.
Speaker 5:Yeah.
Speaker 1:No, we can't do it like that, la Capone.
Speaker 4:A little dirt. Rondo number nine Y'all laughing man. Rondo number nine Like all time, like my who I fuck with all time. I'm just giving y'all this Like this is what I'm saying Easy question bro Rondo number nine I ain't gonna lie. It's not an easy question, bro. I love you little Dirk. Rondo number nine I ain't going to lie. Like who I grew up with, I used to fuck with all the time, lil Reesey.
Speaker 5:I ain't going to lie to you Reesey money. He, somebody that's on my list. But Reesey could be on man Rush more too, because he's star at this shit man he somebody that's on my list.
Speaker 4:So I'm what you're doing la.
Speaker 2:I'll be with her rondo number nine. He's up there, but he I still got two wondering why. I know he's la capone little dirt. Rondo number nine. He just had us on the phone with him.
Speaker 4:Um, it's right when you left damn, it's like I'm stuck on the last two because it's it's some names like it's um, like I got LA Rondo, damn.
Speaker 3:I got it, I'm probably.
Speaker 2:LA Rondo Herb Smirk and one more.
Speaker 4:Like who I was listening to Like all the time. Yeah, one more Damn Like it's, two more Like y'all probably.
Speaker 2:See the two, then See the two.
Speaker 4:OTF. Nunu, he had a song called O Bro.
Speaker 2:You think I don't know who UTF Nunu is.
Speaker 4:Nunu.
Speaker 2:Is one of the ones.
Speaker 4:Yeah, rest in peace man and shit I gotta fuck with. It's only right. I gotta fuck with Lil Bibby.
Speaker 2:Lil Bibby, damn Lil.
Speaker 4:Bibby.
Speaker 2:I'ma give y'all my shit. He right Cause I have. I have my five more for now.
Speaker 1:Modern day Go ahead.
Speaker 4:So, modern day, right now.
Speaker 3:Hold on, say that list again real quick. So they got it All time LA.
Speaker 4:Right Lil Durk Rondo number nine Right OTF Newsky.
Speaker 2:Lil Bibby, lil Bibby, now OTF.
Speaker 5:Newski Lil Bibby, lil Bibby. Now see your father. Right now, modern day, now this bad could be.
Speaker 2:No, this modern, modern day, your homies and all Modern day.
Speaker 3:Yeah, it could be people we don't even know. Yeah, but you know, they fire right now.
Speaker 4:Modern day yeah, like who I'm fucking, like who I'm listening to.
Speaker 2:Tell me who my Tell me, tell me who my.
Speaker 3:He said okay, alright, alright, he was a nigga Modern day who.
Speaker 4:I'm listening to who I'm fucking with.
Speaker 3:Yeah, let's go.
Speaker 4:Cam Slam.
Speaker 2:Shout out Cam.
Speaker 4:My little brother he ain't. We ain't unleashed him yet, but he hard. Yeah, mike, mike Schoon, okay, he ain't.
Speaker 1:He ain't Unleashed him yet, but he hard yeah.
Speaker 4:Mike, mike.
Speaker 1:Schoon Okay.
Speaker 4:He ain't drop yet, but he's dropping.
Speaker 1:Say no more.
Speaker 4:Lil Wav G Fesso.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 4:This is Chicago, right, yeah, wav G Fesso. So Slam, mike Mike Schoon, wav G Fesso. Then I got this is Chicago, right yeah, wild G Festival. So Slam, mike Mike Schoon, wild G Festival. Then I got who I've been listening to. Damn like because this is, Let me just see something real quick.
Speaker 2:That's why I just wanted to.
Speaker 4:Hold on, no, no, don't talk. You had your turn, hold on brother.
Speaker 5:Hold on brother, Hold on. Wanted you Hold on? No, no, Don't talk. You had your turn. Hold on brother, Hold on brother. Hold on brother, Hold on.
Speaker 4:Oh damn, See, I'm not even thinking of Trent See, look.
Speaker 3:All right, look, I got.
Speaker 4:Cam Slam, Mike Mike School, YFG Fessel. Who music I'm listening to?
Speaker 2:Polo G Lil Brother who music, I'm listening to Polo G Lil Brother.
Speaker 4:What's his name? Trench Baby Fire. Huh, I'm tapping the Trench Baby. Listen to that music, I'm fucking with him hard right now.
Speaker 2:You got to give it up, gang. We want to tell y'all ours.
Speaker 4:That's three. Then I got Vaughn off 1700. He going crazy right now.
Speaker 1:Okay, Three.
Speaker 2:I'm in a wreck.
Speaker 4:That shit hard Screwly G. He ain't from Chicago, he from Indiana. But damn like Chucky, chucky Whackam.
Speaker 2:He going crazy too, chucky Whackam. He going crazy too, chucky Whackam.
Speaker 1:Yeah, alright, go ahead Cash.
Speaker 2:I do a Mount Rushmore and a five.
Speaker 1:You can do it. That's how you wanna play it, huh.
Speaker 2:Alright, my Mount Rushmore Is Kanye.
Speaker 4:Oh fuck, no, I ain't tripping. I don't want no Bogus shit going on With my name.
Speaker 5:I ain't got nothing Against you, none of.
Speaker 4:I don't want no bogus shit going on with my name. I ain't got nothing against you, none of that. But I ain't even tripping on the guys.
Speaker 1:I don't want nobody trying to get at me or nothing. Try to get somewhere. I feel you, sir All right.
Speaker 2:My Mount Rushmore for Chicago is Kanye Common, bump J.
Speaker 4:Oh damn, yeah, I know, yeah, I know, that's my boy.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I know, yeah, Common, Kanye, Bump J and Juice WRLD. That's my Mount Rushmore.
Speaker 4:Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:And my five bro to not count them in it, Cause they just like to Is Chief? He really supposed to be on the Mount Rushmore, but I see where you went with your.
Speaker 4:Mount Rushmore so Chief.
Speaker 2:Uh, I see where you went with your Brown Rushmore. So, chief Capo, rest in peace. Cap Herb, I fuck with Fat Money, hard Fat Money 147, that's my boy.
Speaker 4:Fat Money wrote a song for me. Yeah, y'all know who that with Fat Money hard. Fat Money 147. That's my boy. Fat Money wrote a song for me.
Speaker 2:Yeah, y'all know who that is Fat Money. He's writing for Kanye in Harlem right now. Yeah, Fat Money, and I'm going to keep it a bean Chief Herb, Fat Money. Who else I say?
Speaker 1:Chief.
Speaker 2:Herb Fat Money.
Speaker 1:Capo.
Speaker 4:Capo.
Speaker 2:And Chance the Rapper.
Speaker 4:Yeah, I fuck a chance. Yeah, I got five. That ain't bad.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3:Chief Keef Herd. Okay, smert, okay, damn, juice WRLD.
Speaker 2:One more.
Speaker 3:This one hard. I fuck with Bo. But I fuck with Bo too, but he don't rap no more.
Speaker 4:I know who you talking about.
Speaker 3:Lil Bibby, lil Bibby and Polo G. I'ma go with Polo G, though I go with Chief Keef. To go with Polo G though, oh, all right.
Speaker 1:Polo G yeah, I'll go with Chief Keef.
Speaker 3:He's on his business.
Speaker 1:right now, too, I'll go with Chief Keef Juice WRLD LEP Bogus Boyz.
Speaker 2:LEP Bogus Boyz.
Speaker 4:Uh-huh Damn, I knew that yo they recent.
Speaker 1:No, no, no, I do my homework World players, man, you know, man, I do my homework. That's why I love this music shit I do my homework.
Speaker 2:Find out something new Every day.
Speaker 1:Nah, they super thorough. They fire too. Chief Chief, keef, lep, bogus Boys, dirt Juice, wrld and Lil Reese yeah.
Speaker 2:Shout out Chicago man.
Speaker 1:Shout out, shout out Chicago, man, hey, listen Before we wrap it up. Man, yeah, shout out Chicago man.
Speaker 2:Shout out Chicago. Shout out Chicago man. Hey, listen, Before we wrap it up, man, I'm going to give you the mic. Kim and Muna, man, y'all got. I want two things Tell the people, tell the world something that they might not know about old block growing up in the Parkway Gardens, that stereotype, you feel me. Tell them something they don't know. And second, whoever y'all want to, just shout out man, whatever y'all want to say, whatever y'all got something to promote, give them y'all, instagram and all
Speaker 2:that too yeah, so when they can get it with y'all. That Yo, I forgot more from there.
Speaker 5:Let me just start by some dudes and don'ts. We got dudes and don'ts in the hood.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 3:That's crazy.
Speaker 5:What dudes and don'ts.
Speaker 2:No, I'm taking out Common Lupe, definitely Lupe PS. I forgot he was from y'all. I'll take out Common.
Speaker 3:Bro, y'all got Lupe, bro, Y'all got Chance bro.
Speaker 1:Like y'all got some hitters Kanye, like god damn yeah y'all got some hitters, bro and Lupe like he one of them. Guys that people be like, don't be mentioning as much Old block that they don't know.
Speaker 5:Oh yeah, that's what it was.
Speaker 3:Damn, we ain't seen no one man.
Speaker 5:Just come take a picture in front of the mirror and it ain't is what you think. It is right, dangerous, right we found this.
Speaker 1:It's a lot of kids around like yeah like and it's dangerous, as they, as they depicted the big yeah, the violence and shooting went down right, it's 20 24.
Speaker 4:Went down Right it's 2024.
Speaker 3:Because we be turning shit down. It's gated now it was like a day, that it was like no shooting One day that it was no shooting in Chicago.
Speaker 2:They did that for real. Yeah, bro, if it wasn't for killing one guy in Chicago, they made it a Chicago day and all that. Bro, why would they do that?
Speaker 3:I would have done this shit when it happened, though that shit man all right, yeah man it's the real of the most podcast man. We got the gang in the building, the guys yo, we gonna tap back in.
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