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Trip to Thumpa Ave with Gwap Dinero

June 29, 2024 The Steppers Season 1 Episode 23
Trip to Thumpa Ave with Gwap Dinero
For Steppers Only: Raw, Uncut, and Unedited
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For Steppers Only: Raw, Uncut, and Unedited
Trip to Thumpa Ave with Gwap Dinero
Jun 29, 2024 Season 1 Episode 23
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What defines a bond that can weather the harshest storms of life? Join Jack and Gwap Dinero unravel the story of two friends whose loyalty and brotherhood have stood the test of time. From their modest beginnings of driving rundown cars and confronting life's many challenges, to their rise to success, we explore the importance of staying true to one’s roots. Their raw conversation takes us through the grit and grind of their past and highlights the unwavering support that has been key to their journey.

Can recognizing hidden opportunities within a team change the course of your career? We delve into the intricate dynamics of teamwork and the vital role of understanding one’s place within a group. Through personal stories, we reveal how perseverance, humility, and collective effort have been instrumental in their pursuit of success. Reflecting on past experiences, we discuss how the struggles and efforts of yesteryears shape today's triumphs and pave the way for future achievements.

What fuels the creative spirit of an artist on the rise? Dive into the evolution of Gwap Dinero as he shares the creative process behind his upcoming 14-track project, notable collaborations, and the thrill of performing across over 20 states. We also explore the powerful legacy he's building for the next generation, emphasizing the lessons and struggles shared with his daughters. Wrapping up, there's a heartfelt call to follow Nero on Instagram and immerse yourself in the music that embodies perseverance and community. Get ready to be inspired by stories of brotherhood, teamwork, and artistic passion.

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What defines a bond that can weather the harshest storms of life? Join Jack and Gwap Dinero unravel the story of two friends whose loyalty and brotherhood have stood the test of time. From their modest beginnings of driving rundown cars and confronting life's many challenges, to their rise to success, we explore the importance of staying true to one’s roots. Their raw conversation takes us through the grit and grind of their past and highlights the unwavering support that has been key to their journey.

Can recognizing hidden opportunities within a team change the course of your career? We delve into the intricate dynamics of teamwork and the vital role of understanding one’s place within a group. Through personal stories, we reveal how perseverance, humility, and collective effort have been instrumental in their pursuit of success. Reflecting on past experiences, we discuss how the struggles and efforts of yesteryears shape today's triumphs and pave the way for future achievements.

What fuels the creative spirit of an artist on the rise? Dive into the evolution of Gwap Dinero as he shares the creative process behind his upcoming 14-track project, notable collaborations, and the thrill of performing across over 20 states. We also explore the powerful legacy he's building for the next generation, emphasizing the lessons and struggles shared with his daughters. Wrapping up, there's a heartfelt call to follow Nero on Instagram and immerse yourself in the music that embodies perseverance and community. Get ready to be inspired by stories of brotherhood, teamwork, and artistic passion.

Speaker 1:

I. A real street, nigga when he walk down the alley. I don't make no money. I don't make no money. I don't make no money. I don't make no money. I don't make no money. I don't make no money. I don't make no money. I don't make no money. I don't make no money. I don't make no money. I don't make no money. I don't make no money.

Speaker 2:

I don't make no money.

Speaker 1:

I don't make no money. I don't make no money, I don't.

Speaker 2:

I'm in that mud right now. You feel me, I'm counting man how we gonna cruise man how we gonna you know what I'm saying.

Speaker 1:

I got on Chrome. I got on Chrome. I got on Chrome. I got on Chrome. I got on Chrome. I got on Chrome. I got on Chrome. I got on Chrome. I got on Chrome. I got on Chrome. I got on Chrome. I gotta watch a friend when you're on the road to the end. This shit get crazy. Got it down there Watch a kid. I got three kids.

Speaker 2:

Got to make sure they all fit and I hope growing up ain't really have a dad Too many. I mean, hey, sit down and watch it step by step.

Speaker 1:

Yo man.

Speaker 2:

Hey, I'm here with my player partner.

Speaker 1:

Yeah.

Speaker 2:

We back to Oak Hill.

Speaker 1:

Man, come on, man, you got this shit. Come on for real, for real, Thump her ass shit, Thump her ass shit. Man, For sure, for sure, yeah long little teeth man, you feel me.

Speaker 2:

Long little teeth, long little thump.

Speaker 1:

I'm here with Big Wong. Yo man, shout out to my new shit taking over this shit. Man, y'all tap in right now, man.

Speaker 2:

Man shit. It's crazy to see the progression.

Speaker 1:

Oh yeah, oh yeah.

Speaker 2:

Shit we go how many? Years. Oh we, hey, we going back to when I had that cut.

Speaker 1:

Well, I even started when I had the bot cut. You feel me the box?

Speaker 2:

I think we've first met what O'Hill.

Speaker 1:

Yeah.

Speaker 2:

O'Hill, but a lot of folks don't like, don't know how far why. We say progression because we see growth in each other, but it don't matter how long a gap of time that, like the space, comes between us. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. You know I'm coming with some folks, hell yeah.

Speaker 1:

Hell, yeah, you put it on. What the hell going on, sir? Hey man, god damn, I'm taking your nigga ass every time.

Speaker 2:

It's crazy, because every time I see you post something, I'm tapping it. Ba ba ba.

Speaker 1:

Hell yeah, Ba ba ba, Hell yeah.

Speaker 2:

Every time, time you know what I mean.

Speaker 1:

it's not about like oh, this taking off, let me ride this dude. No, no, that's my brother. That's my brother. You feel what I'm saying for life, for life and nothing man because, like a lot of people, don't understand like progression, the ground, bro, you feel me? The timing that it took. You feel what I'm saying. The time of that had to go get this this way, to get it this way in order for the meat. If not, nobody, you know what I'm saying. Like you feel me. Yeah, how this?

Speaker 2:

yeah, because I mean, like a lot of cats don't know charming when you had to got down the vet yeah, yeah the vet on the thing oh yeah what that blue? Yeah, camaro, yeah so I remember when we were even on top of the.

Speaker 1:

T-top motherfucker. Yeah On four. Young nigga, you feel me? Oh yeah.

Speaker 2:

Shit, Like a lot of cats don't understand, like me, and you fly.

Speaker 1:

Oh yeah, you know. Background type shit oh yeah, where it started at. Where it started at.

Speaker 2:

You feel?

Speaker 1:

me the roots. Yeah, you feel me Niggas. Don't respect that shit. No, they're new rappers. I know. You know I respect all the rappers, I work with all the rappers and shit. I like that shit, but you got to still know where it come from. You know what I'm saying, know where the shit started at. You feel what I mean, you know.

Speaker 2:

As I recall, y'all was in the trenches getting shit dirty, mm-hmm.

Speaker 1:

Shit like so flash your name, Pull up. We'll pull up to you how long you been fucking with white shit.

Speaker 2:

Right, right, absolutely.

Speaker 1:

Yeah.

Speaker 2:

Shit. The funniest story I remember is like when you brought up the old head shit. The first time that nigga came through and just showed that, I said uh-uh.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, oh yeah.

Speaker 2:

I said bro.

Speaker 1:

I said uh-uh.

Speaker 2:

Hey, because as soon as he pulled it out, it's like bro, I recognize that motherfucker.

Speaker 1:

He said no, hey yeah.

Speaker 2:

He said oh bro, just holler at me, if you want it yeah. And as soon we can boom, the door closed.

Speaker 1:

Jack, hey, hey, sir, why you say?

Speaker 2:

nothing, Bro. That shit dirty. It's dirty, bro. I have a team. Grab that motherfucker. I don't care. Because I think he was trying to sell it. For what? $100 or some shit. But it's crazy because that was our first time meeting. Yeah, but I didn't know how locked in y'all were. Yeah, with Thump.

Speaker 1:

With Thump yeah.

Speaker 2:

With my niece, deja, yeah, deja, all up.

Speaker 1:

All up, kiki Tori, all of them, all of them, yeah.

Speaker 2:

And that was our first time meeting, yeah.

Speaker 1:

But for us, for me, to even say like bro, uh-uh bro, when I first met you, bro, like you locked in with me bro, like I ain't gonna even lie, man, I started a YouTube shit. Back then I wish honestly I ain't gonna even lie to you I wish, like when we was shooting back then, if I would've kept that same YouTube, kept all that same shit, kept all that. You feel me, bro, like bro, you know where I'd be at today. I had to learn this shit, though you feel what I'm saying.

Speaker 1:

It took me to know. All right, I got to go there right here. You feel what I'm saying. I'll try to do this, I'll try to do that to get where a nigga going now.

Speaker 2:

But it's a process, oh, yeah, for sure. Because if you would just give it to him, you would have fumbled that bag. Oh yeah, and be like this shit man, if you don't know how, if you don't know the struggle, how the fuck do you know where the fuck you're?

Speaker 1:

going.

Speaker 2:

Because the way I look at it is, if I never had to get my hands dirty, if I never had to get my dick knocked in the dirt, how would I know where the fuck I'm going or where the fuck I don't want to go back to?

Speaker 1:

Damn man, that's the part you got to go through some man to know, you know. I ain't gonna even say that Some people get it easy, you know, when they hand it down to you.

Speaker 2:

But when it's given easy to you, do you appreciate it more?

Speaker 1:

I mean, I really don't. I really don't know, because like ain't shit come easy for me. I don't know, I don't really know. You know it'd be brother, but even in his situation, you know, I had to help my brother. You feel what I'm saying? People don't understand that, like the role that was played before this, you feel what? I mean yeah, yeah because they took a team.

Speaker 2:

Though you feel what I'm saying but you understood your position. It's like, it's like a basketball team, yeah, yeah it don't matter who go further.

Speaker 1:

Everybody get a chance though when it's your time. But you better go, better go. But I'm telling you that's how this shit set up.

Speaker 2:

Because I was listening. I saw a wonderful post the other day like a saying the other day that one person might get the front lead, but that's when the people behind them got to push them.

Speaker 1:

They got to push them. See, niggas, niggas, I'm going. When food was taken out, honestly, bro, I wasn't even. I was focused on the rock, bro, because I was the one doing this shit. Like I started doing this shit. You feel what I'm saying, like, honestly? But it was just like I felt bad because, like he was on the highway you feel what I'm saying so we had to push him. You feel what I'm saying like?

Speaker 1:

he was like, yeah, but it came with all emotion too, though you, you feel what I'm saying. We had to push them. You feel me, so we pushed them on the way through. You feel what I mean. How'd the shit go Because?

Speaker 2:

a lot of people don't understand. They get that greed or that big head, or like I call it, that sucker shit mentality. So we're like man, fuck that nigga shit. I'm bigger than him.

Speaker 1:

So why can't?

Speaker 2:

Because the way I look at it is, bro, if we all eat, we all eat, that's their that's their real talent.

Speaker 1:

See, like in a way, like in Guam, people had their own favorites. People thought Tiki-Yo was the best. Yeah, people thought I was the best. People thought food was the best. You feel what I'm saying. People thought Joseph was the best. You feel what I'm saying. So, like it wasn't, no, it was bound for anybody to blow. You feel what I mean. Like any time. You feel what I mean. I just knew it was a more time thing with me because I always were the youngest, you know. So it was just kind of different, bro, like it was just different.

Speaker 2:

I was able to watch it, you feel because I mean you sit back and you play chess because, like like bro, I hear booing, I hear ticcioing and I hear your own sweat. It's like you took all of it and cultured it. It's like when you got on Some people just want to put it on.

Speaker 1:

I put that shit on my back. I put that shit on my back.

Speaker 2:

Some people don't do that though you feel what I'm saying.

Speaker 1:

Yeah.

Speaker 2:

Some, some people don't do that. Oh no, they take it for granted Because they feel like shit, I should be the main force. Everybody can't be the main force every fucking time Sometimes, hey, bro, shit.

Speaker 1:

I'm cool with it. I'm playing my role. I know where I'm going.

Speaker 2:

But that's what I'm saying, you know what I'm saying.

Speaker 1:

I may be way far ahead of a nigga than a nigga. Just you having that on all this, however you feel me not knowing them you feel understand it.

Speaker 2:

Lanes the track oh yeah, hey, yeah, because somebody.

Speaker 1:

Somebody might be getting that. Do a hundred on the game. I know a. That's the hell. Come every day right.

Speaker 2:

One of the richest I know I know what I'm saying because, because you got to think about it, because you got to think about it, it's, it's the situation. It's a situation where, because, like in my eyes, like I'm I'm big on like that state prop shit, nigga, I'm big on that round table shit, yeah, I'm big on that king off the night because everybody has their role, everybody, and no, no part is bigger than the next part, because, at the end of the day, we all have a mission to come, because all of us want to win team it's a it's a team that's a team game.

Speaker 1:

I don't give a damn. If a feel like bro, a can feel like he by himself. Bro you is you ain't by yourself. I mean, you got like you by yourself, bro, you ain't shit by yourself bro, you right. I mean you can get you some paper, you know and be a man, but you ain't shit by yourself. You know what I mean. You ain't shit by yourself. You feel what I mean. That's just all honesty, bro, you feel?

Speaker 2:

me, but that's why like.

Speaker 1:

I tell people all the time, you feel what I'm saying, you feel what I mean. Like nigga, you ain't doing it by yourself. Feel what I mean, like I'm just yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Like you can, though, you can, you can do it. Their guidance, their help, their leadership, their hand, they're something. You feel what I'm saying.

Speaker 2:

From somebody.

Speaker 1:

From somebody Sure.

Speaker 2:

Because I mean like, look at our cult class.

Speaker 1:

Mm-hmm.

Speaker 2:

Nino.

Speaker 1:

Yeah.

Speaker 2:

New Jack City. Yeah, nino had a mean-ass team behind him. Yeah yeah, nino was a forefront Mm-hmm, but he wasn't shit without G-Money. He won shit without Nicole.

Speaker 1:

How you knew Nina.

Speaker 2:

Look at Frank Lucas. Frank Lucas had a mean ass team behind him His family.

Speaker 1:

He had a mean organization.

Speaker 2:

But Frank Lucas was just a face up. Yeah, correct, that's the same way. You look at bigger brands like Nike. You look at Adidas yeah, you know that fucking brand, but the team behind them is what's making them win Because you look at it right now. Look at Adidas. Adidas is falling like a motherfucker because they got the big head and thought they were going to top the shit off like a top with Yeezus Nigga. Once y'all lost Yeezus y'all over here fumbling and bumbling. Y'all over here. Y'all over here fumbling and bumbling. Y'all over here. Y'all done. Lost so many millions in sales. Now y'all got them up there trying to bite back at these niggas' goddamn coattails. So what do you do next?

Speaker 1:

You get what I'm saying.

Speaker 2:

Because you think about it. Look at Yeezys, look at Adidas. Right now, right.

Speaker 1:

If you had a choice, would you buy Adidas without the Ye brand?

Speaker 2:

I'm not without you but before you like this, oh shit, I'm easy over there, bro yeah, because you can't make no black man made exactly but it ain't about that.

Speaker 1:

I ain't racist.

Speaker 2:

You get what I'm saying a lot of people don't understand trend like right now. We we see certain trend like right now. You don't know, I'm drinking them. Right, I'm drinking on peanut butter with peanut butter I love it, you know so yo, yeah, batman, I guess you know I don't really be knowing that shit I gotta look at this.

Speaker 1:

Peanut butter was made by who Yo Us? Yeah, Batman, I guess you know I don't really be knowing that shit. I gotta look into this shit. I ain't gonna lie to you.

Speaker 2:

But this is what you gotta understand. They take it, they culture it, they switch it up, they put a little switch on it. They put it on like, and they made it into a liquor, A flavored liquor that tastes like but it was all based on the shoulder was they gonna need and touch that with you. You need to tell them catch your check. Oh, that's why I'm pushing for you, I'm about to get a sponsor hey man you gotta see me walking around with goddamn screwball you don't need hello, I ain't seen what you seen.

Speaker 2:

T that shit. When Deja gave me the call, it broke my heart oh yeah. I think I was at work and shit. It's sad cause every time I saw you, I saw T every time I called you, I saw T. Every time I called you, I saw T. That was your right hand man, that was your partner. But the reason why I say that, bro, I know you couldn't have a band of angel behind in T, like you couldn't have a band of angel behind. Yeah, like it's, like, it's like Teeth stealing your ears.

Speaker 1:

Oh yeah, he the baddest. You know what I'm saying. Oh yeah, exactly For sure. Even when I be down about shit, I be feeling like what would he do? You know what I'm saying? Yeah, when I be out, you know he be like what would he? Do you feel what I'm saying? Yeah, when I be out, you know he was like my third eye. You know what I'm saying. I ain't really never had to look old. You know what I mean.

Speaker 2:

None of that shit. You know what I mean.

Speaker 1:

Like the only like, if it take you a foot, it was on your ass, Right, right, right. It's like growth, though. You feel what I'm saying, though, like, don't look at that as no damn thing, man. You know, it hurt me for a minute that he was gone, bro, you feel what I'm saying, yeah. And I had to start picking up the pieces and buzzing them Like yo, hey, yo, hey, d come from T. Right here I go to the studio, lock in. You feel what I'm saying? What do you what?

Speaker 2:

I'm saying like go back to the drawing board. You feel him go back to the root. You feel what I'm saying. Like get in there, motherfucker. You know what I mean. Like let it come to you. You feel what I'm saying. I mean, I know like, straight up, I know you need to go back to his old rhymes and run and just ride out man, listen to me, it don't been shit.

Speaker 1:

Like like, honestly, like he wrote, you feel what I'm saying? Like I got so much shit from Cud Like it's crazy, it's just a whole nother guac. That's why, like, who a guac narrow finna come, finna, drop. You know what I'm saying. Y'all tune in on that shit. You know what I'm saying. Stay tuned on that, you feel me, you feel me if any hit them.

Speaker 1:

You feel no sound, put like bits and pieces of everything I dropped, bro, from everything that you hear from me. They're gonna be bits and pieces from guap. You feel what I'm saying when they guap, I'm not just guap. You feel what I'm saying? I'm dinero, yeah, I'm dinero, bro, even yeah I'm dinero bro, even I guess, but I'm guap too, though you feel what I'm saying. Two, two different people.

Speaker 2:

Because that's like whenever I, whenever I, whenever I refer to you, I say oh, what is guap dinero?

Speaker 1:

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 2:

Because I've seen you at dinero. Oh yeah. And I've also seen you as guap, guap, yeah, yeah, and it's a collective.

Speaker 1:

Oh yeah.

Speaker 2:

Because it's like man. A growth I've seen over the years is it's been out, it's fucking banana.

Speaker 1:

Like man, I'm gonna chase him. I was on cyber. A lot of people think, on sign, I'll be a. There's no competition to nobody from you. Put me next to the best on girl. I don't know. Like, do too much be feeling cocky about it. I like to accomplish a lot of shit and look back on the shit that I can accomplish Right, and if I can do that, I know I'm winning. They tell me I ain't winning. I know what time it is. You feel what I mean. Like if I don't done it, they tell me shit. I know done it. Tell me shit, I done it.

Speaker 2:

You feel what I mean. A lot of these cats also don't know the other side of the world that you got.

Speaker 1:

Yeah.

Speaker 2:

Like they see you as guap, they see you as the narrow, yeah, they see you as T. But there's one more member that these niggas don't know about. That they don't fucking know is them A big part of the problem, because every time I see this motherfucker, he always up to something. He always up to something. Should I tell them who they is? Shout out to Matt Boyd. Shout out to Matt. You know I gotta give a shout out to big matt I wouldn't be shit without him, so man matt.

Speaker 1:

Well, bring it in the studio, bro.

Speaker 1:

I remember pulling for y'all, and y'all had the goddamn stew oh yeah in the closet in the closet in the closet, like matt was doing his magic at the goddamn table the surgery could write that shooting like they'll right before videos and niggas knew how to do this and niggas knew how to do that To my niggas flying drones and shit before you knew what the fuck, how you working, guap that motherfucker going out. You know real shit, bro, that shit, that's when I first got been doing that shit.

Speaker 2:

That shit was like, that was crazy, like been doing that, bro, but it's like when they when that's. But a lot of people don't know like I'm like every time I see matt me and magic recording.

Speaker 1:

Someday too, they got back in the studio like him, went over my mid take to make sure the songs were what you get what I'm saying. Like they want to know who got narrow. Well, bro, you feel me like people want to know who that is, bro, so I got to show them. I got to give them a little piece of it. This is a man, don't say you put that man.

Speaker 2:

You know I'm ignorant man. I hope you put no dick in. They neck.

Speaker 1:

Man. No, ditty I don't tell my yeah, no, ditty yeah, but you get what I'm saying. Yeah.

Speaker 2:

Like I hope you showing these nicks Because a lot of like I ain't going to lie to you A I hope you showing these niggas like, because a lot of like I ain't gonna lie to you A lot of music out here nowadays it's some old shit. It's some. It's some junkie type shit. You get what I'm saying.

Speaker 1:

Man, I'm driving straight pressure. Man, I'm driving 14 tracks. Man, I'm going back to the roots of a lot of different shit. Ain't no old shit. I mean, I got a few features on my brother. I got goddamn energy twins on my tape.

Speaker 2:

I'm gonna drop a few money I got got and I'm bringing Matt.

Speaker 1:

I got to take particular got to song ready. I pay attention, man. You know it's kind of like an angel about me, but y'all wanna know this shitty. I'm gonna show you know it's kind of like it ain't just about me, bro.

Speaker 2:

Y'all want to know who this is? I'm gonna show you. Yeah, oh, you got me. She wanted to drop man because you got me over here.

Speaker 1:

It's just so crazy I'm keeping this, so go out and dropping. On the fourth of july, bro, on food birthday. We fujiano man, you feel me? What did you lie that on y'all, I think, for our platform? Who was guadonero?

Speaker 2:

Oh, his name. He was Guadonero. Hey, hey, hey.

Speaker 1:

What producers you got on now, shit, I got Mad Boy. I got a lot. I got Mad Boy. I got my boy Drew. You know, shout out my boy Drew, drew. Denny, I got a few. I uh, what's that name? Yeah, uh, be nothing done. You ever heard him be nothing done? I think he was making me go back here today yeah, shout out to him.

Speaker 1:

I've been working with. Uh, I got a lot of from quakeake too. Yo, man TK got us on Quake Global. That's going on the tape too. Y'all stay tuned for that. Shout out my boy. Thank you for that. And goddamn Um, what's that nigga name is? I got to see who produced that track. I forgot who produced that track between me and Boop. I don't want to mistake it.

Speaker 2:

You going up to the archive, yeah, so quick question, because I've been seeing you dropping a lot of freaking videos. I'm going to be not cussing A lot of fucking videos.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, let me see some Fly yeah, I've been going crazy, you know. I mean fly, fly. Do I my shit? Don't understand it off. I've been doing a lot of the birth. I do all my shit person, so I've been trapped. I just been fucking with Brandon to the brandy heart. Yeah, I thought we're bringing like came out of woodwork.

Speaker 2:

Brandon started. Brandon Bryant started shooting wedding videos.

Speaker 1:

Then he he, he in for, and it got better and better.

Speaker 2:

You feel me that's what the culture yeah, yeah, yeah that's like um, cause I hate that I stopped shooting videos. But I was going through so much shit at one time but I hate, I stopped shooting videos. But every time I see these I see where they. But I was going through so much shit at one time but I hate, I stopped shooting videos. But every time I see where they start and I see where they end. I break down videos because I do have a different eye and I have a different mind. Every time I see you drop something and I'm like, oh, yeah, I like it. And it's hard to say from my point of view, because I actually break down and I know different overlays, I know different filters, I know different techniques and every time I see one it's like, oh, they really did this, they really did this. And the big factor about it is you're having fun in the video. Oh, yeah.

Speaker 2:

And a lot of cats don't understand why I is you're having fun in the video and a lot of cats don't understand why I say you're having fun, because a lot of these cats don't understand.

Speaker 1:

He's going to break it down for y'all.

Speaker 2:

It's okay to be serious. But you got to be animated.

Speaker 1:

You got to enjoy that shit you got to be something that the people want to see. That shit, yeah, you gotta gotta be some that the people want to see. I ain't even just saying, like some of the people, you gotta be the eye catcher, you gotta do something. I can't get you down, man, you know.

Speaker 2:

Just pay attention but it's it because it's a process, because a lot of these pets like the running gun. Blah blah, blah blah. We enjoy running guns.

Speaker 1:

For sure we're not taking away from it. Yeah, we'll make movies, we'll make movies, we'll make movies.

Speaker 2:

But it's to the point where you're having to sell yourself and perform like you're actually in front of a crowd. Somebody's there actually watching you do this yeah. Instead of you just thinking, oh, I can just look like I'm cool and do this thing, I'm gonna show a little money, so now you, just you gotta have fun, and every time I see a new video from you, you enjoying this shit I've been living life, bro, like we've been all around the globe, bro I know some of the scenes.

Speaker 1:

I see you and I'm like I want to know to LG 20s well you know, say I ain't gonna lie, bro, over 20 state, 20 different 20 states, and they back on to it right now, hey what, yeah, where do you want to go?

Speaker 2:

Where's the biggest place you want to go?

Speaker 1:

The biggest place. Oh, I have, I ain't going to lie man.

Speaker 2:

What's on your bucket list to go to? That's what I'm asking.

Speaker 1:

What's on my bucket list to go to, man. You know what I mean. I want to go. I really want to just go to Africa, bro. Buy me some land. I want to go to that red side, though, bro. The way that people say this shit bro, they say this shit is beautiful bro, but you won't never know until you go, bro. You know what I mean. I really want to go to Africa, bro. That's why I want to go.

Speaker 2:

You know what? So you know my ass. I've been around.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, yeah, yeah and when my partner just moved to philly. Yeah, he went over there with 20 god damn god, I bet he did.

Speaker 2:

I know he probably ain't ran out yet bro, I was so steep with what he told me he said when he broke it down into that money, it was over a million dollars oh yeah he took that money and built him a house and built him a little shop and with the shopette he actually buy stuff in from amazon and just sell stuff like a little store.

Speaker 2:

And he said, he said I might do that. I'm open three times a week. Other days I'm laying on the beach, I'm going fishing, I'm enjoying time with my family, yeah, living life man. But this is the kicker he says the land that he's bought over them he will never loot, he never has to pay taxes on it.

Speaker 1:

He's smart.

Speaker 2:

So it's like he's, that land is his, no matter if he's dead or whatever. He passes it on to his next generation Without them having to pay anything. That's the same thing in other countries. That's why you hear a lot of Jamaicans that they go back to Jamaica and they buy land. Same thing with Africa. They don't have to pay property tax on it. Once it's yours, it's yours. You can never lose it, unless you sell it Smart man.

Speaker 1:

You don't know what you're doing. To do shit like that, though? You know what I'm saying.

Speaker 2:

Gotta take risks you know, oh risk, risk, reward we learned that.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 2:

There's 50 ways to get paid. We already know that shit. Gotta grind with.

Speaker 1:

Gotta have a purpose. You know what I mean hold up, hold up, hold up, hold up. Yeah, I think these folks slow. I think these folks slow you sure break that shit down to them again gotta ground with a purpose baby.

Speaker 2:

I don't get, I don't think they know the breakdown of what guap actually means. See I.

Speaker 1:

I wish I had my ice on. You know what I'm saying. I got it on a pin.

Speaker 2:

I know, I seen it.

Speaker 1:

Yeah, yeah, for sure. I mean go out and grind with a purpose, man. For the ones that don't know, you gotta have a purpose in everything you do. You feel what I mean.

Speaker 2:

I mean grind it with a purpose.

Speaker 1:

Grind with a purpose, get wild about paper. You know what I'm saying.

Speaker 2:

I mean like when everything's said and done. When you lay down in a bed, what the fuck makes you put your two feet on the ground every minute and get up.

Speaker 1:

Ah, my kids, my kids. Man, I don't do shit without my kids. I get it wrapped, shit up for my kids. You feel what I'm saying. They training so hard right now. You know, when I get old, sit back. You know what I mean. You know what I mean. After all, I have my fun. You know I'm going to let them ball. I'm going to let them ball in the mix and catch a little bit. That's why they training. You know what I'm saying. Like they training hard, though you feel me, it's a whole nother level. You feel me.

Speaker 2:

Like for real. It forget that like they get out here, see these flashing lights, they see these bright lights. They forget the reason why they do it yeah because, like every time I hear a lucha song, who I do it for? Come on, first thing that popped in my mind and my five little yeah like I wouldn't be shit without these motherfuckers everyone had a purpose I mean shit, a shit.

Speaker 2:

A lot of people forget that shit because okay, shit, oh like. They'll say well, I got kids, I can do that. I can do that, man, shit, I don't know what you say.

Speaker 1:

Sometimes you got to cut back man, sometimes you got to sacrifice just even having kids. What?

Speaker 2:

It's a blessing Because I mean, like bro, I told somebody the scariest time that I've ever had in my life was while my kids are in their basement. Yeah, Because I'm sitting here thinking in my head, oh, will they come out without a towel? Will they come out with a phone?

Speaker 1:

Yeah, Will they come out when they.

Speaker 2:

I don't want yeah and a lot of people don't understand why that's a fucking scary moment.

Speaker 1:

I see you so you know for sure, though, right when I first had my first child, it was scary, you know, I was young as hell how old were you? 15, 16, yeah, y'all young, but it makes you look at life a total different 15, 16.

Speaker 2:

Shit Y'all young niggas, but it makes you look at life a total different way, don't it?

Speaker 1:

Oh, hell, yeah, man, my baby girl though with me. I feel you.

Speaker 2:

Because I mean shit, like I just had one turn 18 this year. So it's like, bro, I've seen, he's seen me down bad.

Speaker 1:

Yeah.

Speaker 2:

He done. Seen me up.

Speaker 1:

He done.

Speaker 2:

seen me struggle, he done, seen me got on shit, man, my, my, my daughters done so.

Speaker 1:

Smart man, they just know, man, you know, they know the struggle, they know everything they got from. I talk to them about everything. So they do know you feel me don't never have to go, that's a nigga from that. You feel me. See, they, hey, bro, like team, they, they stars, bro, like they were born in this shit, like they're learning to make money on instagram, all that type of shit like 40k following, I'll tell you, yeah, my daughter trending, yeah, follow them and understand my mind and underscore 14. So y'all check them out. That's trendy.

Speaker 2:

But it's a blessing to be able to give back to our kids because the struggles, the hard times that we go through, we don't choose for them to go through. So, we try to put them in position to win more than we are, and a lot of people forget that.

Speaker 1:

Oh yeah, my kids are never going to see what I've been doing. Yeah, sure, I sure do.

Speaker 2:

Hey, but well, I just want to tell you, bro, thank you, bro, I love you. Thank you, bro, I love you bro.

Speaker 1:

I love you bro, I love it. Thank you bro, I love it. Man, you know what I'm saying. Try to buy that game. They got at the end, man, shit yo. You know what I mean? Watch Nero on all platforms. Y'all check me out, man. Follow me on Instagram Nero underscore I do it.

Speaker 2:

All right, hey, you can find all his music on all platforms, all platforms.

Speaker 1:

Man, this shit for Steffas. Only man, you know what's going on, man.

Speaker 2:

Hey, thank y'all for joining in. For full Steffa only we out. Peace, peace.

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