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In the Trap with Guest Mafioso

June 19, 2024 Jack, Guest Mafioso Season 1 Episode 21
In the Trap with Guest Mafioso
For Steppers Only: Raw, Uncut, and Unedited
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For Steppers Only: Raw, Uncut, and Unedited
In the Trap with Guest Mafioso
Jun 19, 2024 Season 1 Episode 21
Jack, Guest Mafioso

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Ever wondered what separates true hustlers from the rest? Join us as we reconnect with our long-time friend, The  Biggest, Mafioso, to unpack the essence of the hustler mentality. From sharing stories of resilience and bouncing back from setbacks to drawing inspiration from cultural icons like Nipsey Hussle, we dissect what it means to play the long-term game truly. Discover how our shared experiences and unwavering support for one another have pushed us to greater heights, proving that the hustler mentality is as much about the journey as it is about the destination.

Ready to hear how stepping out of your comfort zone could lead to unexpected success? We dive into personal stories of how platforms like TikTok have opened doors we never anticipated. Learn about the power of authentic support, as we stress the importance of recognizing and uplifting friends in their creative endeavors, from podcasting to music creation. It's the small actions—like a simple like or a word of encouragement—that can make all the difference, reinforcing the idea that community and genuine support are essential to any hustler's journey.

Loyalty, respect, and genuine support aren’t just buzzwords—they're the foundation of true bonds. We reflect on the dynamics of the hustle life versus the street life, emphasizing the significance of productive choices over criminal activities. Hear our insights on staying grounded, offering guidance to younger peers, and the deep impact of losing close friends. As we transition from a nightlife-filled lifestyle to a more reflective approach, we underscore the value of surrounding ourselves with positive, like-minded individuals who encourage growth and success. Don't miss this heartfelt conversation about making meaningful memories with those who truly matter.


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Send us a Text Message.

Ever wondered what separates true hustlers from the rest? Join us as we reconnect with our long-time friend, The  Biggest, Mafioso, to unpack the essence of the hustler mentality. From sharing stories of resilience and bouncing back from setbacks to drawing inspiration from cultural icons like Nipsey Hussle, we dissect what it means to play the long-term game truly. Discover how our shared experiences and unwavering support for one another have pushed us to greater heights, proving that the hustler mentality is as much about the journey as it is about the destination.

Ready to hear how stepping out of your comfort zone could lead to unexpected success? We dive into personal stories of how platforms like TikTok have opened doors we never anticipated. Learn about the power of authentic support, as we stress the importance of recognizing and uplifting friends in their creative endeavors, from podcasting to music creation. It's the small actions—like a simple like or a word of encouragement—that can make all the difference, reinforcing the idea that community and genuine support are essential to any hustler's journey.

Loyalty, respect, and genuine support aren’t just buzzwords—they're the foundation of true bonds. We reflect on the dynamics of the hustle life versus the street life, emphasizing the significance of productive choices over criminal activities. Hear our insights on staying grounded, offering guidance to younger peers, and the deep impact of losing close friends. As we transition from a nightlife-filled lifestyle to a more reflective approach, we underscore the value of surrounding ourselves with positive, like-minded individuals who encourage growth and success. Don't miss this heartfelt conversation about making meaningful memories with those who truly matter.


Speaker 1:

Hey bro, pop in, let's ride, let's do it. Shit, bro. Been a long time since we've seen each other.

Speaker 2:

Bro, I'm trying to tell you, man, where the hell we was at. Man, we was at a party or some shit, hell yeah.

Speaker 1:

Shit tan shit Yo fat fat Hell. Yeah, hey, let them know who you are.

Speaker 2:

Man, look man, biggie Mafioso. You know what I? We'll see you next time when y'all be geeky.

Speaker 1:

Hey, you know what I'm saying? Sit down Tight shit, watch it step by step, you feel me Step up only nigga. Only Shit. I'm here with the biggest.

Speaker 2:

You know what I'm saying. The biggest, the biggest, Biggest slime in America. Feel like you know what I'm saying.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, my player partner.

Speaker 2:

Mafioso, what's going?

Speaker 1:

on. Sir, had in a bro shit been a minute hey yeah, yeah, man been a good little minute hey, shit, but you know what it is shit. We fought with each other to fuck with each other. To fuck with each other like it's day ones. Every time we see each other.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, yeah, just like. Like I was telling you when I had pulled up, bro, shit, you called me, I was doing what I was doing. One call this out, though you feel me like shit.

Speaker 1:

I did a dash on you, hey, shit, because you got to understand, like with true hustle mentality, you got to understand, like with true hustler mentality, you got to understand that we do shit differently, we move differently, like nothing's never on, bad time, bad energy. It's like we salute each other, to salute each other.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, they were going on, man.

Speaker 1:

Like shit. I remember the last time we were on the phone together I was you. I said bro why, don't you? Why don't you tap in to do X, y and Z? Tap in and do X, y and Z because, hey, real hustlers understand, stand alone, but when you surround yourself by other hustlers, they push you to be bigger hustlers yeah, hell yeah and a lot of people don't understand it let it dry, man, I like.

Speaker 2:

I like saying other niggas get it. I ain't saying that. I ain't saying that I be in competition or nothing, but you know what I'm saying. That shit make me want to go harder. You feel me, I know my time coming and shit, you feel me a nigga? Everybody move at their own pace. You feel me, I ain't got no problem with it. You know what I'm saying. I backstab anything, but one thing I'm gonna do I'm gonna get some money.

Speaker 1:

Big facts I'm gonna get some money because I know when you were telling me about a little situation and they should know it was like bro, hey, we all got done stumble, we all get our dick knocked in the dirt, but it's all about how we bounce back and got on gather ourselves, because we all see the bigger picture in niggas that we surround ourselves with and a lot of people don't understand that because they only see what can you do for me now?

Speaker 2:

And that's because they smile man. You feel me, it's something in the smile mind of people. You feel me.

Speaker 1:

Hey, but Nipsey said it best, bro, it's the marathon, this ain't a sprint, see what I mean Because a lot of niggas only worry about shoot.

Speaker 1:

Oh man, I'm in my bag today, not tomorrow, I'm in my bag today. You get what I'm saying? Yeah, I don't get that mentality, because when I lock in with certain individuals, I lock in because I want to see us all win. Yeah, like we might as shit, I know. We went what? Two, three months without talking and as soon as we got, I said shit, what's up? I said what's up. I feel so as soon.

Speaker 2:

As soon as I heard your voice, I knew you wasn't there, man but so let me ask you a question.

Speaker 1:

I know a lot of individuals feel like they hustlers, they small-minded hustlers, they penny pencils. Do you feel like that hustler mentality can be taught, or do you know what is in you?

Speaker 2:

It got to be in you. There ain't nothing that can be taught. You feel me, you can. I mean you can teach a nigga, you feel me, but that don't mean a nigga going to get that shit the first couple times it take time, you feel me. All that shit take time, like you're going to fuck up a couple times, bro, you feel me, but that come with I put it like this, that wisdom. You feel me, like you learning. You learning.

Speaker 1:

You feel me, some niggas don't learn like a lot of niggas man shit, they'll fuck around, get their dick knocked in the dirt and they'll still act like they, still in their two.

Speaker 2:

Yeah.

Speaker 1:

And they can't understand shit. Failure is the best mentor.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1:

Because I mean shit, you're going to get your dick knocked down in the dirt Shit. I look at Rocky 110 times, bro. Shit with the new era shit. Look at Paul Walker yeah, shit with the new era shit. Look at Paul Walker in Fast and Furious. That nigga fought the best whole court. He might have been 12 in the movie, but he understood that he was bigger than that job, he was bigger than that situation. And next thing, you know shit, he built a character based on his drive, his passions and endured that shit and a lot of niggas don't understand it and endured that shit and a lot of niggas don't understand you, yo, fat.

Speaker 2:

I mean, like, put it like this bro, I'm the type of nigga, bro, if I got the ball in my hand, bro, everybody winning. You know what I'm saying. And I ain't saying that to say, like, bro, if I'm in position, I'm trying to put other folks in position. I want to see everybody win. You know what I'm saying. I ain't never been a hater on the type of nigga that, like they're probably one of my bigger downfall too. You feel me Like I ain't going to say. The reason I say this shit is just because, like, sometimes you show too much love. Yeah, yeah, you know what I'm saying and too much love can hurt you. You feel me Because I mean think about it, bro.

Speaker 1:

Shit, it's like me and my other host. The other day we were talking about love over loyalty.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, love over loyalty. I'd rather have loyalty, though you feel me what I'd rather have loyalty Same here.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, Because I know. Loyalty means that I want to see the best in you. Loyalty to me is like fucking me and the other four-letter word. But loyalty means that that shit runs deep. That means when you ain't around, I still fucking you. Yeah, yeah, Fat.

Speaker 2:

Same person Every time. That's loyalty, right there, you feel me, but like Lord. Lord put it like this Just for example, I can be in love with a girl you know what I'm saying but me being me, I still might fuck out. You know what I'm saying, like that type of shit. You feel me Right. So I still love her, but me being me, like I'ma fuck up. You know what I'm saying. Everybody ain't perfect, so yeah, so that that's just like another way of me just putting that like lord to, I ain't doing behind that bit, but you feel me right? You know what I'm saying, just from that perspective. Same thing with like your partners and like you, the same, you, the same every time you see me. You know what? What?

Speaker 1:

I'm saying Speaking on partners long live Demon, long live.

Speaker 2:

Montana. Long live Montana. Man, Long live Demon. Say it two times I mean shit.

Speaker 1:

tell Valhalla, that's where the warriors go.

Speaker 2:

Because they don't understand we are the 300.

Speaker 1:

A lot of motherfuckers don't understand it, because that's the first time me and you met fast. Yeah, on that one video shoot and we've been locked in since yeah, man, I'm good I didn't know. You were goddamn locked down with my partner yeah, fat, yeah, they're my manager so I mean, shit shout out to slab, yeah yeah, yeah, bitch, shout out to hell, fire man because it's like shit, me and him got down.

Speaker 1:

We go back like grade school days. That's what a lot of folks don't know. Yeah, like and shit. When you hear me say slay, I say shit, they someone's on. Who the fuck you talking about? We don't need to talk about that. We don't need to be talked about. I don't need to be explained.

Speaker 1:

You feel me if you know you know, if you don't, then that's like I was at work one day and a motherfucker came out telling me something hey, what's up? Serge, nigga, I don't know you like that, yeah fat. Yeah, I mean that's hey, that's for me, hey for y'all don't know out there shit, I go by different, a lot of different monikers. Um shit, one of my other monikers is surgical. But if you know, you, know you. If you don't, you don't, I'm gonna make. I am that shooter.

Speaker 2:

But she gets surgical man um, it's just like, like.

Speaker 1:

Like we said laws, but shit, if I'm fucking with slab, I'm fucking with y'all. Yeah. And then we bought a belt, our own bomb. Yeah, that's right.

Speaker 2:

It's like shout out to noFake yeah, hell yeah, that my right hand man like shit, like we were talking about it before shit.

Speaker 1:

Nofake's goddamn put me on spot, not because he don't fuck with me, it's because he does fuck with me. And he asked me a simple question without being said. It was like oh shit, I am fucking up.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, because you gotta be on your pivot, you gotta be on your swivel, gotta be on point every time because I mean shit, the wrong slip up can end up the wrong way, but, like we said, that ain't Lord, that's loyalty, that's loyalty right there. Because, like shit, I don't think y'all understand the reason why we say loyalty, shit, I think what I called you about an hour ago yo. I mean literally an hour literally about an hour ago, for real, for real, and just told him hey, bro, shit, you wanna shoot today he told me something shit, shit, drop the Addy, send the Addy.

Speaker 2:

I'm with it. Yeah, I'm putting up, I'm stopping everything I'm doing. You feel me.

Speaker 1:

But a lot of niggas don't understand it. Yeah, because we stand on that, because we see the bigger like, we see the bigger picture in this shit, like he said. What y'all don't understand is he said shit, bro. Shit, I'm digging this setup, I'm digging this. And then, third, he said that because he's giving me my flowers. A lot of motherfuckers are scared to do that. Yeah, because a lot of niggas are built flawed and a lot of niggas ain't built the same. A lot of niggas don built flawed. A lot of niggas ain't built the same. A lot of niggas don't step how we step. Yeah, because they only fuck with you how they fuck with you because they in your presence. They don't fuck with you behind scenes when other motherfuckers around, because they going down you when other motherfuckers around. Yeah, yeah, If I'm rocking with you, I'm rocking with you. You, I don't give a fuck If you around or not.

Speaker 2:

I'm rocking. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1:

So Shit, the crazy part about it is oh, if y'all didn't know, his music is on Apple Music, spotify, yeah we're all platform, we're all platform. You feel me and it's a whole vibe.

Speaker 2:

Fat. You know what I'm saying. I just exclusively dropped the EP on Audio Mac. You feel me? It called Blazing Pistol. It got like a couple songs. They're the only EP I got that. I ain't know where else. It's only on Audio Mac P. I got that. I ain't nowhere else, only on Audio Mac. So, like I said, you go on Audio Mac Type in Mafioso, blazing Pistol.

Speaker 1:

You feel me and spell that shit for Cause a lot of motherfuckers yeah.

Speaker 2:

B-L-A-Z-I-N. Underscore. You feel me Put an underscore With that shit Pistol? That's just because that's how I uploaded that shit. Like me, I don't this and that that's some shit I did myself. You know what I'm saying? Hands on, and when I uploaded this shit, I left it like I was, and that motherfucker doing number two. You feel me Like I ain't really promote that shit.

Speaker 2:

But I'm out of your mind that shit. I ain't going to tell you no lie. That shit probably got about 15,000. I got a little more. You know what I'm saying.

Speaker 1:

But yeah, this motherfucker had a nerd to tell me a surge. You know I'm viral on tiktok. Yeah, you know, I thought I thought he was bullshit. This motherfucker pulled up a video. He got three point. Yeah, he got three point three million views. One video on tiktok. Then he showed me another one where he got two hundred and seventy five views.

Speaker 2:

I'm like, bro, what the hell brah baffled I was. I was sure that's the. I thought you already had new. You know what I'm saying. But yo, like jay bush in the round, don't they really like.

Speaker 2:

Like I said, I'm a hands-on type of person, bro. Anybody know me, they know I'm gonna do this myself, like right now. Bro, I don't build my own studio in my, in my spot. You know what I'm saying. Like that they just was going on that quick access to the studio, all my old shit. I used to mix it down, all that.

Speaker 2:

But let's get back to the TikTok shit, okay? So goddamn, I was just on there like shit I used to me and that other girl like a couple years ago we was in a while. I took all this shit out. I started doing like posting my music and shit. You know what I'm saying. And then I would just like went better ways to get somebody's attention if I put like some funny shit with my music playing in the background. You feel me? So I did this shit. I ain't no TikTok ass nigga, that's just some shit a nigga would have. You know what I'm saying. I was chilling with my nephew and shit. I had a level guy out there I was trying to put something together and he was just like. He was like shit bro, he was like yo shit going up. You know what I'm saying? He followed me on TikTok, you feel me?

Speaker 2:

So, I went to go look that shit was unreal Really. I was just like I was looking at this shit but I was just like this shit ain't gonna do nothing for real, cause like the first day I was looking at it, it probably did like shit something else. You know what I'm saying.

Speaker 2:

Right, something like know how the hell this tiktok shit work? You know what I'm saying? I'm just like I just created an account, put that shit together. Like I said, I I probably had an account for like a month or two million real shit, and I had posted that little video, nigga slipping, and then had a little music playing in the background. Shit went up but but that.

Speaker 1:

But. That shows a hustle mentality, though yeah because you, because you didn't, because you didn't just be like this. Oh man, that's some little kid shit. This and the third, it's 50 ways to get paid.

Speaker 2:

Fact, it's a million ways to get paid, man. I mean it's enough of this shit for everybody bro.

Speaker 1:

Right, but do you feel like? Because, like I tell people all the time, once you put me in a box, you put me in a casket, because once you frame me out and say I only fit this demographic or I only fit this situation means that that's the only thing I can do, because I've learned out here shit. I never in my life, for a thousand years over and over, thought I'd be doing podcasts, because you know as well as I do, I was a nigga behind the camera.

Speaker 2:

I don't Nigga, I ain't like being seen. You feel me? Hell yeah, I'm already knowing man.

Speaker 1:

So it's like when folks are talking oh bro, your shit gonna take off, your shit taking off, your shit taking off. But I just didn't understand the logic behind it, because when I look at certain things, in certain instances I can't. I can't see myself doing that shit, because I always thought myself was like bro, I'm awkward as fuck in front of the camera, I don't give a, I don't know, yeah, yeah, yeah doing that shit, man, step out to a comfort zone and got down.

Speaker 2:

You feel me Shit man, this shit right here. Man, this shit going to do numbers, bro, I'm telling you like I ain't even saying that, just to got down. Say nothing like that. When I say this shit going to do numbers, I mean like, bro, you just don't know how big this shit going to be. Bro you, this shit gonna be. Bro you telling me about this shit. But when I came in and I just seen the little setup and shit, I know you going for the gusto, bro, they're the bigger picture. This shit nigga don't understand either. You know what I'm saying. Yo me looking at this shit, bro Me coming from where I just came from, bro Me stepping foot in their door. Nigga, I made it. That's how I felt. You know what?

Speaker 2:

I'm saying Real shit, bro. You know what I'm saying. Like, bro, I don't just walk inside houses like this every day. You feel me. I be in apartments and shit. Either don't like it, I get money and shit. The environment I be in, I be in apartments I day basis. You know what I'm saying. When I do get in the studio, there'll be some that I want to do. You know what I'm saying, like, on my type of time, you feel me, but nine times out of ten I really don't be having time for this. That's why I around and just bought studio equipment like laptop, microphone, got a whole little. You know what I'm saying. That's just just how you feel.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, that's just how I'm feeling because, like the way I look at it, bro, is like that's, I feel like this is therapy to me, yeah, just to sit back and talk how we talk even if we, if we, even over the phone, bro, we talk the same way yeah, yeah, because like a conversation that y'all don't know, that me and me and Mafia also had at one point in time, like I was just tapping in one day just, you know, just to tap in to my brethren just to see how he was doing, you know, just to tap in to my brethren just to see how he was doing.

Speaker 1:

You know what I'm saying, because when I looked at it I was like shit, damn, I ain't heard from bro in a minute what the fuck he got going on. I saw him post something on goddamn social media and I'm the first nigga to let y'all know. Hey, if I see one of my partners or my brethren doing something, I'm part in that shit. Yeah, it ain't no homo type shit. It ain't no goddamn no dick riding shit. It's just that I want to see my partners win, right, yeah, because it's showing that I'm watching, but it's showing I'm giving it flowers also, like nigga, you're doing that shit. I see it yeah.

Speaker 2:

And I'm taking that in double taps and shit, and I'm taking that in the shows and shit. You know what I'm saying? Like real shit though, Bro, that shit don't cost no money to keep that shit real bro, you feel me?

Speaker 1:

You're right, because I mean shit the way me in public, yeah, but like when you sitting down and you just got your phone in your hand and is that really love, bro? Shit that mean you really don't fuck with me, how I think you fuck with me, you don't want to see me win, how you want to see me win, and shit. That revolves back to loyalty like shit. I can't tell you how many times I've seen him, uh, mafioso, post a picture. I'm like shit. Oh bro, got that shit on. He putting that shit on shit. Let me go ahead and double tap that nigga's shit.

Speaker 1:

So he got down, you know, just to spread to the masses hell yeah because what a lot of people don't understand is with that one double tap shit I'm I'm either sharing your shit. I'm either showing somebody else your shit or I'm saying I fought with this cat you showing support.

Speaker 1:

You feel right yeah and a lot of folks don't understand the support that comes behind it, because that's what they do is. They'll keep goddamn going and thumbing through some shit and not really fuck with the person how they they claim they fuck with them. Yeah, and I feel like, and I feel like that's some flawed shit, that's some fake, that's some snake-type shit, because, hey, fuck me how you fuck with me, fuck me how you fuck with me in public, fuck me how you fuck. If you fuck with me in public, fuck with me in private. Don't do it because it's popular, do it because you want to, and that's wrong with a lot of motherfuckers out here. They do it because they don't feel like oh, I don't know how this person is going to feel about me. Man, you know what? In my God-understand opinion, man, fuck with these folks.

Speaker 2:

Man, fuck with these folks man, do you, man, get up and do whatever you want to Every day of your life. You feel me, do what you choose to do. You feel me, but niggas don't understand like their support. Shit, bro, that shit go a long way, bro. You feel me. Like you don't even know, like, what that shit mean to a nigga. Nigga just go through it. Like he like okay, my boy, right, you know what I'm saying. Like my boy still with me, we might not talk every day but you know what I'm saying, my boy, see me.

Speaker 1:

You, bro, like I had a buddy that died two years ago. Shit, I put up on his wall Till Valhalla. If a lot of y'all individuals don't understand why, well, we say Till Valhalla Because gladiators and warriors go to the place of the gods, which is Valhalla. When we die Versus you, just going to heaven, it's where you're throwing're throwing flowers, you're giving your grace, and what people don't, what people not knowing that it's like, oh, rest in peace. Nah, till I holler, because, at the end of the day, I'm still rocking with you. I'm still gonna see you again, I'm still fucking with you. No matter where we end up, I'm still fucking with you. No matter where we end up, I'm still fucking with you. You still my brethren. Hey, we are warriors. Yeah, yeah, right, because, um, but a lot of folks don't like that's, that's what pisses me off a lot of times because, like I was showing you earlier, like, bro, we in 127 cities, yeah, I have more followers outside of where I grew up than anywhere. Yeah, like it's like oh, y'all, y'all, y'all.

Speaker 2:

Congratulate somebody being ratchet as fuck, y'all congratulate somebody doing some flow, somebody got damn, somebody old but y'all don't want to listen anytime they see some some positive just doing your own little thing like that. They don't support this. You know what I'm saying. They're happy feeling too. You know what I'm saying. They're just like I go on my right now, bro, go on my. Like my don't need you don't say. You don't say ge even. You know what I'm saying. You know what I'm saying, georgia. You know what I'm saying.

Speaker 2:

That shit had it be having other places you know what I'm saying that had like a lot of listeners. You feel me like I ain't even gonna lie, like that shit surprised me someday. Like I ain't the type of nigga, I'm just looking at shit. You know what I'm saying. I might just be Highlight right now Shit, I probably be chilling At the house smoking man. You know what I'm saying. I might just Look at some old shit, listen to some old music. You feel me they really put me in the mode. You know what I'm saying, cause like I be listening to my old shit and I listen to my new shit. That shit you can just Hear the growth shit. So like yo, the shit I've been through, man, I feel like I went through everything for a reason, man.

Speaker 1:

Bruh, that shit. I see your growth in you, bro. Shit. That's why I shit. That's why I say we locked in bro.

Speaker 2:

Yeah.

Speaker 1:

Because, like you said, loyalty it's like, bro, I want to see you do the best of the best of the best. I was just speak on it, I told, I told mafioso one time, bro, why don't you get in the fashion?

Speaker 2:

yeah, yeah, I remember that conversation like bro.

Speaker 1:

I mean shit, like if y'all don't know my bro right here, man, shit that motherfucker be putting some shit on man. Hey, it's like another man walking up to another man, someone's on bro. You smell good, bro, what you got on. Bro, like when you look at him, when you what I said bro, bro, be putting that shit on. I told him. I said bro, why don't you start your own clothing brand?

Speaker 2:

yeah, I like, I like the look good bro, like, I know I count on the type of like. I remember like years ago I would up bro, like no money in my pocket, right, I used to be on the bullshit and everything. But one thing folk would never know my appearance was like my biggest thing, like, okay, I might be broke, but I don't look bro, right here, man, I got this on. You know what I'm saying. This is how I always cared myself. You feel me, and that that shit built, built, really built my character. You know I'm saying like, for real, like shit. I'm the same, like I said, I'm the same person. Every time, you know, I'm saying nigga won't, nigga won't, never like, like never, never know how much money I got. I will never make nobody feel small. You know right, I'll be around a lot of young folks, you feel me, I feel like a lot of young niggas look up to me for real, for real.

Speaker 1:

I mean shit I can see that bro. Because, like the first time I met you, bro, I was like damn. I said who is Cubs?

Speaker 2:

man.

Speaker 1:

I see them every fucking Kaseb. He got that vibe, he got that energy Like he can do a lot more than what he doing.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, a lot of fun coming in too, man.

Speaker 1:

And like I want to see people win around me Because I'm going to go ahead and tell y'all something about me. I don't fuck with everybody. So for him to be over here, dolo, solo by himself, just sitting with me kicking the shit, means a lot, because I don't fuck with everybody, everybody ain't fuck with me. I've even had people tell me oh you gotta do everything, man, I don't fuck with cuz, I just don't fuck with cuz because of their energy. I mean shit. Every time it's good vibes with certain people shit, I want to see them win. That's like when you see like the nba man shit, you're gonna have plenty of fans in the fucking stands, but only so many people gonna make it to that court yeah, they're right, yeah, yeah that means shit.

Speaker 1:

everybody can say they want to ride, but everybody ain't willing to take their journey with you. Yeah, because that's why I say I fuck with people how they fuck with me. Once you start showing me that false shit, I can't fuck with you.

Speaker 2:

I can't fuck with you, man, I got to cut you out real quick.

Speaker 1:

Right, because I mean shit. It's like Medusa, bro. Cut that snake off the head, bro.

Speaker 2:

Yeah.

Speaker 2:

A lot of times on folk that I don't know. Bro, I realize it be, vibe, you know what I'm saying. I really just be chill. I probably won't say too much because really I'm the type of person I might just spectate Like I might just I ain't gonna say I be trying to peep folks out, but I be wanna know who I'm around. You know what I'm saying and get with it. I don't want nobody to be me. You know what I'm saying.

Speaker 2:

So shit, like I go out for energy they vibe, you feel me. If I feel like you ain't fucking with me, then you gonna know that I don't fuck with you too. You know what I'm saying. Real shit, I ain't gonna sugarcoat blunt too. You know what I'm saying. Like they just like I got a female friend who called me and had me like shit because they know I'm gonna get on like my, my real perspective. You feel me real shit, like that's it. They're really to anybody, anybody comment a lot of folks calling at me like for advice and shit, yeah, and I and like sometimes I'd be like damn, what the hell they calling me for you feel me, but the back of my head I I started thinking about it Like after I've been on the talk to him and just elaborated with him a little bit, I feel like I be making him feel better, like I like to uplift him.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 2:

You feel me so like in the situation. Like my brother tell me anything. Like shit, bro. He might tell me the dumbest shit. Like, bro, we finna go post up and say bottles of water, shit bro. I'm with you, bro. You know what I'm saying. Like real shit, though. Like they were there, loyal to come in there too. You feel me Like real shit. I ain't finna. Like nigga got down. Okay, nigga pick who they want to. Like hang around. You know what I'm saying. They see nigga Broke in there hustling.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, Because you got the. You hear me Shit. I don't sell water before.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, I hear you.

Speaker 1:

A lot of niggas don't understand.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, nigga, hustle is hustle, hustling is hustling man. You hear me?

Speaker 1:

Because I'd rather you sit out there doing something productive than you running in somebody's spot.

Speaker 2:

Fast yeah.

Speaker 1:

Because anybody can be on that. Fuck shit. Don't understand the funerary, the fuckery, but that can be easily done in a slot in the smallest time. Yeah, easily. I can easily kick your front door and kick your back door in your home, ransack your shit yeah, and that should be no signs.

Speaker 2:

yeah, did you hide it like nigga? Nigga JB got down the wildlife. Okay, when you had hit me, you, you said this and that I told you I had my partner in the car. Like I said, bro, I ain't the type of person that just going to bring anybody to your house, bro, you hear me that respect, yeah, you right, you know what I'm saying and, like I said, like I told you, bro, really I be solo, like I be with my older brother too.

Speaker 2:

Sometimes Nine times out of ten. I be solo, though that's just how I kick it. I can't tell on myself. I know how I move, I know what I do, you know what I'm saying. So get with it, I'm by myself. They're just like bro. I got little niggas who call me and ask me this, and that I ain't finna tell these niggas to crash out or do this, and that I'm going to give you my opinion, my opinion, on that shit, before I tell a little nigga to crash out this, and that I'm going to get in the car with them. Yeah, yeah, you know what I'm saying. That's just from their perspective, though you know what I'm saying Career shit, like I'm going to bend up, done that. You know what I'm saying. So, like now I really just be chilling. I I'm back in my mode. I'm just getting money right now. I'm getting money. I'm doing what I got to do. Support me, support folks around me. I'm trying to put everybody in a better position.

Speaker 1:

Like what you said, bro. That shit says a million words Because a lot of folks don't understand. Some niggas be setting niggas up for one of them, dumbass, dummy missions, yeah, just to see them crash out, man, some niggas be setting niggas up for them.

Speaker 2:

Dumbass, dummy missions. Yeah, fair yeah.

Speaker 1:

Just to see them crash out. There ain't niggas that you want to see, they not. They want to see you win.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, nah.

Speaker 1:

They want to see you fucking fuck up.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1:

Is that a fucking? Is that somebody that really fuck with you? Yeah, nah, because, like I tell people all the time. Tell me if I'm about to fuck up. Tell me I'm flawed. Tell me I'm this. Tell me I'm that, Because if I can stand on my two, keep my shit on my pivot. Let me know.

Speaker 2:

If I'm doing something good.

Speaker 1:

hey, let me know I'm doing something good If I'm about to fuck up.

Speaker 2:

Let me know nigga you feel me Hell yeah.

Speaker 1:

Because I don't want you to be a yes man, because, yes man, they might fuck with you, but a motherfucker that be like nah bro, that ain't no good. Look, that's that motherfucker that actually look out for you.

Speaker 2:

Yeah.

Speaker 1:

That motherfucker that actually gives a fuck about what happens to you. Yeah yeah, Like shit, I got an older brother. This I put money on this motherfucker books without, without being seen? Yeah, hell, yeah real shit, not looking for no return.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, hell yeah, everything genuine.

Speaker 1:

Cause, like I tell a motherfucker, like, like, like I say hey, bro, shit, I love you. That don't mean no homo shit, that means I technically fuck with you.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1:

Like I don't wanna see nothing or no bad intention happen with you, nigga, I tell you shit. Like I see a motherfucker, like hey, man, stay safe. And my return usually is bro, stay dangerous.

Speaker 2:

Facts, bro. Because, yeah, man, like for real bro, that shit, that shit mean a lot to a nigga bro. When a nigga say that shit, bro, a nigga mean that shit bro, like a couple years ago, like A couple years ago the city had got crazy People going on dropping this and that, this and that, but man with Tana Dye, that shit broke my heart bro, you know what I'm saying.

Speaker 2:

So it's just like me being there close to him and seeing that shit happen. Bro, I was just like damn, this shit. One day you hear that, then you gone. You feel me, so goddamn, we going to forever screen that shit. And like that time we're going by I was just seeing like how shit was playing out. I was just like damn man, this shit pressure. Like nigga need a goddamn. All the little young niggas I be around, bro, I take pictures with them and everything. You feel me, because they're memories. You know what I'm saying. I had to start thinking about this shit like damn, like real shit. Like I took Lil' Demon under my wing, like I used to take him to the studio, like I had it before Tanner and I had this shit like 2015, 16, you know what I'm saying. Like way back then I was the first nigga to take him to the studio.

Speaker 1:

Bro, let me tell you how crazy this shit get. So. I didn't realize how long I've known Tanner. I didn't realize how long I've known Tano. I ain't never realized how long I've known Dane. Yeah, let me show you this my sons are Demon's cousins yeah, yeah, okay, okay, yeah. Tano used to be babysitted by my older sister, aunt Tamar, when we were jits, when I was running around in Pinewood.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, they were my little cousins.

Speaker 1:

You feel me so it's like when I see Ken bro. It's like bro, that's family. So when I heard Damon got down bro, I just sunk.

Speaker 2:

Man this shit crazy.

Speaker 1:

When I heard something happened, I said Damon, which Damon you talking about?

Speaker 2:

Bro, I tried my best to like end it on the nigga, like when I had little shit going on, little moves going to the city, I let them niggas ride with me, you feel me, just to keep them out of trouble. You know what I'm saying. I know what be going on, what niggas do in the streets. You know what I'm saying. I really felt like I'm on some big dog shit. I want to take out little niggas out there in the city. Yo, real shit. Though, like I want to show y'all niggas more delight in this shit, you feel me?

Speaker 1:

Because, bro, like I remember one time, bro, like we all have our path.

Speaker 2:

Yeah.

Speaker 1:

Like I told you, like we share stories off camera that a lot of motherfuckers don't know, Because I feel like I've came a long way in my life. Yeah, it's risk versus reward and a lot of people don't understand this shit. Get active sometimes. This shit get real sometimes.

Speaker 2:

It do.

Speaker 1:

Because I remember not too long ago I got a fight in a project one time and the motherfucker shot two times in the air One of the niggas we were fighting with On some drunk night type shit. Yeah. And I was like shit, I could've lost my life.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1:

At the blink of a fucking eye, Because niggas don't fight with fel. No more bro. They don't bro, they quick as hell to open blip. It's too easy to get a gun.

Speaker 2:

That's why, like in the tunnel, I'm out in the boat, bro. Nine times ten. Somebody see me, bro. I really be looking about the road, about crazy, looking crazy here, just because of the simple fact like I don't know what these niggas on and I be trying to make sure that I'm going to make it home. You know what I'm saying. Like I ain't worried about y'all.

Speaker 2:

If I feel like, know, I ain't worried about nobody else, I'm really in my own zone, but I ain't just going to fuck with a nigga just to go fuck with a nigga. You know what I'm saying.

Speaker 1:

Okay, I'm past all this shit, bro shit, you ain't the only one bro, because I tell people all the time man, shit, like most motherfuckers catch me. I'm at home chilling Shit, like we were talking about it earlier. Hey, jay, what you doing? Shit, bro. I be sitting at home cooking, cleaning, goddamn, thinking about my next podcast, thinking about this, that and the third Goddamn on the phone politicking. But other than that, it's like bro, I don't be active. Like somebody asked me the other day, you want to go to the club? Nigga, I'm old bro.

Speaker 2:

They still play it out right now For real. A nigga still go, sometimes depending on how a nigga feeling. You know what I'm saying.

Speaker 1:

Sometimes it good to step out, but a lot of times it's like, bro, I'm sitting at home chilling man, fuck that type of shit y'all on. Fuck it, because is it worth it? Because you start looking at it, bro, I done blew a bag tonight. Shit, I got to get out here. For what?

Speaker 2:

For so much money, bro, Like for real, bro, Shit I told the motherfucker.

Speaker 1:

I said I know why I done spent money on sections $2,500 on sections.

Speaker 2:

I'm going to tell you, bro, niggas know, like Turner had their butt ass shit going crazy. Bro. We in the club Down there every day of the week Yup, real shit. It got to that point, bro, like shit. We popping out on two day nights Like shit, bro. Don't call me like bro, you ain't on the block. We loading up, getting in the Sprinter. I wipe my car nine times out of ten if I'm a little behind. I got to do some other shit. You know what I'm saying. I might just be like send me the location, I'll trail you. You feel me? I pull up, let me know, I listen to when I'm at the door, you get me in there. You know what I'm saying. We do that, bro. We just be so deep pulling up to that shit, bro, oh shit.

Speaker 2:

Who you at, Jay where you at, sir, where you at For real.

Speaker 1:

Shit, we going la-la-la-la-la. Fuck, I'm in right, all right, I'm there. But that's where it goes back to loyalty.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1:

It ain't because you want to be there to support your brethren doing shit. I know y'all go up there telling me what the why the fuck didn't they keep saying brethren, bro, shit that's a real shit. That's some, that's some different type wording, man, sometimes when you create your own swag, sometimes when you create your own flow you ain't gotta explain it, you just gotta go with it because, because your brethren, your brethren, it's like shit you know what I'm saying they go without saying.

Speaker 1:

A lot of these niggas don't understand how the way we fuck we move, how the way we talk shit, we just rock out, how we rock out shit. It's that real rockstar lifestyle man we gotta live how we live. It's just like we say, it's mandatory rockstar lifestyle, man, we gotta live how we live. It's just like we say it's mandatory. It's mandatory how we fuck with folks, because a lot of people don't fuck with you the way you think they fuck with you.

Speaker 2:

Yeah.

Speaker 1:

They really ready to snake you out.

Speaker 2:

Real shit bro.

Speaker 1:

Or set you up or got on or sell your name or this, that and the third Shit. They be on that floor, Shit.

Speaker 2:

That's why I only Like put myself In situations Like Just to be around Shit like that. You feel me Once I see that shit, or feel that shit, bro, that shit, ov. You feel me this ain't right. I don't like new niggas anyway. You feel me Like anybody who I been fucking with. I believe, bro we got like years on this, you know what I'm saying Like real shit, just like any day.

Speaker 1:

But but my whole, my whole thing is somebody gotta co-sign close to me, yeah To me to even semi, even fuck with on you man. Who this nigga man, who this nigga y'all brought around me? Yeah, who this motherfucker? Real shit, because, like shit, that shit run deep, because the way I was raised, them motherfuckers could've been 12. They could've been ready to set you up.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, rob you, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1:

Snake you out, don't matter.

Speaker 2:

Anything.

Speaker 1:

But that's where that mentality comes from. Because we'll tell a motherfucker bro, you green as fuck, bro, you ain't been off the porch. Nigga, you 30 and you're just not jumping off the porch. You ain't really about this shit, bro. Because I remember when my day I used to be getting to fight in Insomnia, bro, middle of Broad Street, bro, I didn't give a fuck yeah, nigga yeah yeah.

Speaker 1:

Because when folks ask me, oh, what side of town are you from? I say east side backstreet. They told us on backstreet what the fuck is a backstreet. If you gotta ask where the fuck the backstreet sit, you ain't really from ass yeah like motherfuckers are all shit bro, jack, where you be hanging it. I said, shit bro, I hang in the trenches where I feel safest. No, there ain't no disrespect, it's just. I know the situation that I put myself into.

Speaker 1:

I know the individuals that are around me. We ain't finna be downtown where they don't like us. What y'all finna do with us? We finna slide to the city, bro.

Speaker 2:

I'm familiar with everything. I like to be aware of my surroundings. At the end of the day, bro, just being real, bro, I ain't finna put myself in the situation I know like they're just like okay, let's say, if I hit up one of my partners and he got another, somebody else, but I was gonna go pick him up, he's like shit, nah, that ain't what's going on. I ain't finna, he can't ride. You can come, feel me, you gotta tell him something. You feel me like. I ain't. I ain't able. He can't ride. You can come, you got to tell him something. You feel me Like. I ain't never been that type of nigga, bro. Like I said when I pulled up to your house, I pulled up, hold on, they just respect. Like I don't know what you got going on. Put it like this I don't know what I'm saying. Just real shit. Though you right, a nigga, don't think about that type of shit. You know what I'm saying like. That's why I said anytime niggas see me, bro, they get the same exact type of person every time.

Speaker 1:

Bro, I'm the same person every time but a lot of niggas ain't like that, bro, yeah, a lot of niggas ain't cut like that, bro no hell. No, they be, they be sus yeah even they wanna do a pick six or they scoping the scene out or shit. What I can, what I can get out.

Speaker 1:

I never let a nigga know my next move bro this chest not checkers bro real shit a lot of a lot of motherfuckers don't understand that terminology because it's always chest, never checkers. Yeah, I gotta know my next move three steps ahead before I even know yours. Because a lot of motherfuckers don't understand that type of mentality, that type of drive, that type of situation, because they've never been in that situation. That's why we use the term bro you green as fuck.

Speaker 2:

Green as hell.

Speaker 1:

Like it ain't shit, bro. Bro, you ain't got no stripes, nigga you just what?

Speaker 2:

you trying to earn some shit yo, niggas will be many generation like. But these generation be different, bro, like growing up, bro, I ain't gonna lie, like growing up, my like niggas. I came up with, we'll hit it it out this and that, this and that. But these younger folk like generation after that, like, let me see. Let me see what I want to say. I want to say I'm going to say the 2000, baby.

Speaker 1:

Yeah.

Speaker 2:

You feel me that generation right there, they out of chain man. Real shit bro.

Speaker 1:

You know, I'm an 80s baby.

Speaker 2:

They way more advanced. You feel me I'm already knowing what's going on. I'll be looking at different shit. Damn little nigga be like 12, 13. Yo nigga be goddamn 12, 13 years old walking around with guns and shit. Bro, that's like I told somebody the other day.

Speaker 1:

Shit, shit, shit. A motherfucker tried to sell me a blick for goddamn $100. For shit, I started sweating. Man they told me something. Oh, why you start sweating? Nigga that shit dirty or what Nigga I'm? Sorry, oh, it's dirty Nigga trying to get rid with that motherfucker I'm done they done.

Speaker 2:

throw away a motherfucker right there.

Speaker 1:

Bro, that's that motherfucker.

Speaker 2:

You better grab him, you don't get that unless you know you finna goddamn go handle business man.

Speaker 1:

But, like we say, a lot of these young kids just don't give a fuck.

Speaker 2:

They don't give a fuck they don't know. And then, like nigga, it be they surroundings too. Okay, it gotta be somebody around you, like, who really know to tell you bro, waking up, real shit bro.

Speaker 2:

Nine bro A lot of these little young folk, bro, like who I be seeing. I ain't gonna lie like when school in and shit, I be seeing them, bro, they be out until, like in my head, oh bro, I dropped out, I ain't been, I ain't been to school since young girl like that type of shit going on bro, like real shit.

Speaker 1:

So that's like I tell my kids bro, like shit, oh y'all don't want to go to college, oh, y'all gonna get a trade because I want your best for you. Yeah, because a lot of us got them, we gonna get, we gonna fumble, like I told them I'm not the legacy you are, I want y'all making more bread than me. But a lot of these kids Now they Fumble the bag and want somebody to pick up the pizza and they don't know how to pick up the pizza. That shit just shocking to me. Because and want somebody to pick up the piece and they don't know how to pick up the piece. Shit, that shit just shocking to me. Shit, because they be on some goofy type shit and don't understand what that goofy type shit is. When they tell a nigga hey, bro, I can't, you can't ride, bro, because I know what type of time you be on. So what do you do? Oh, shit, you get offended. Bro, I don't give a fuck, you get offended keep it pushing, keep that shit safe around me, bro.

Speaker 1:

Keep this shit dangerous, bro. Keep this shit a book. I can't let. I can't let you ride with me because I don't know what type of time you be on. Shit, it just is what it is. It ain't what it ain't it just that's just how we rocking. But shit, bro, I appreciate you coming and sitting down with me, bro, man, you already know I ain't good at talking to you.

Speaker 2:

Either way, bro, you call me bro. Like I said, I wouldn't call this out and shit. Hey, a lot of motherfuckers.

Speaker 1:

Don't understand that type of that type of loyalty, bro, because you know damn well, like when you ask me, I think something happened and y'all asked me to shoot a video or something and I said my shoulder fucked up. Shit, I'm down bad yeah. First thing I tell my bro shit, get back, bro, I ain't know shit. Get back strong, bro shit. Let me know how you doing.

Speaker 2:

Tap in. If you need something, let me know. Yeah, you need something, let me know For sure. Hell yeah.

Speaker 1:

But shit, that's all for today. For four Step on it, we out Peace.

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