Good, give me that. Everybody mic, we mic, right? Yes, I'm mic. Yeah, man, you know what I'm saying?  You feel me?   You know what I'm talking about? And we already named the tour the return of the ghetto legend. So it was only right with the nigga man. Mother, what? You feel me? I feel like we got a whole nigga here today, bro. Because it like, we already talked to the rapper. Today we talking to the movie star, man. The movie star, no cap. Man, if there ever was a ghetto legend, it's Disney right here in the world, man. Man, they came back to the 85's house, yo, man. New building, new movie. I see y'all y'all.   Hey, man, we got Boosin' back on the 85's house. Yeah, y'all talk about all the success you'd have had since then, new movies, new alternatives, new music. Read mixes and everything. Man, catch us up. Well, you know I got the movie dropping Where is MJ on Christmas Day? Oh, man, where is MJ on Christmas Day? You can pre-order now. Well, on Boosin'movie.com pre-order now. You should've pre-ordered now. And I got the funniest movie this year, bro. Like, this holiday movie gonna play forever, bro. Like, there's the Bane's Grove hero, bro. Like, you gonna laugh, bro. Like, from the time it come on till it go out, bro. I'm proud, because everybody at the premiere, everybody loving, so I'm proud of myself. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Boosin' the executive producer, the actor, man. So what made you want to hand-write him? Hand-write him. Hand-write him. Hand-write him. Yo, what made you want to send me to that game, though? After my first film, I took a passion into directing. I just took a passion into it.  You keep going, and I get better and better. And that's what it's about. You know, I got a passion for it. It's like, when I first start rapping, you don't like, you don't like. You got that same energy when you first start rapping. Yeah, like, with movies, I got a passion for it. And I'm gonna be successful with it. You know, Boosin' Movie.com. Yes, sir. That's the black Netflix. And after these two weeks, I got my lawyers coming together.  Come on, let's go. And Boosin' said that, man. Boosin' Movie.com. We finna have all the hood movies to talk about. So you gonna start like a production company or what?   They got a lot of people just got a movie sitting around. You got a movie sitting around. It's a movie right now. And they got a movie that ain't doing nothing no more. Bring it on. Bring it back. Let's shake it back. Let's recut the door. Hey, man. Boosin' Movie.com.  Come on, man.    Right. Right. That right. What's the plot of the movie? I'm gonna eat right now. You sure you got the movie with anything? I'm gonna tell you, bro, I was...   I was like, man, I'm finna put together a comedy, you know. And that's what led me to it. And when I got the floor in it, bro, it just came together perfect. All the actors came together. I'm playing three, four different people in there. You talkin' about that? Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Man, I'm gonna be on this mode. No. Man, I'm with Eddie Murphy. I'm playing four different people.  You just gotta watch the movie and tell me who it was. No. No. No. It's a classic. I got you. I got you, bro. I'm with Eddie Murphy on the beach. Straight up, man. I can leave. Yeah. So y'all gonna laugh, bro. Y'all gonna laugh. So what's your dream? So I know you're in the movies. I know you're acting. You're directing. You're writing. What's a dream role that Bootsy Boots wanna play?  Yeah, you wanna play it or you wanna write it? He gonna direct it. He gonna do it all. That's a good one. Yeah. I like to do hood legends. You know, I wanna do something real. You got somebody from your... No, you know, I'm trying to get the Maserati Rick story right now.  I'm talking with Miss Tracy right now. So I'm trying to get that story. Big stories like that. Like, you know, like... That's what we sit around and hear, man. I'm trying to keep it authentic, too. What about the Bootsy story? You know, I already did that. My struggle, you know. What about my struggle? My struggle, that was my life story. And that was a success. I ain't lying. Lonely in mode three. Lonely in school. Trub in the film. Trub in the film coming out. I'll be school, man. Trub in the film coming out. Where's MJ? Flavor Flavor. Flavor Flavor that motherfucker. Mario the comic, Rob Cassey. I've never seen it, right? Rob Cassey, uh... This is Rob Cassey. I say Cassey. You say Cassey. Everybody, I call it name wrong, but that's how you remember me for life. Yeah. Shout out to him, man. Like, us as comedians, we appreciate you grabbing some comedians and putting them in your movie. Yeah. You know what I'm saying?   So once the game got serious, nigga, a lot of comedians... Yeah, that comedy shit... A lot of people don't understand, though. That's where we get some of our fame and our stardom before we can get into the movies. And get into them. The rappers come get us and put us in videos. The rappers come get us and put us in their movies. Shout out to young thug. Right. Free young thug. He put me in his. I'm a stoner. Nigga saw that, nigga.  Like, why I seen you? I was like, you seen me? They like, I seen you. I was like, say it over. We up. You feel me? So we appreciate rappers like Boosterfield going around and going to get the young cats. You feel me? Yeah. You got some fun-ass niggas in there, bro. Yeah, I can't believe it. Yeah, bro. I put some thrill in it today. But the fact you hit a Christmas movie and you made it, like, how long ago you started this? About a year. About a year. So you made it right around Christmas and got it ready for Christmas. Was that like your deadline? Or you just... Nah, I just knew when I was going to drive it for Christmas. Okay. I already had it planned for Christmas date. Bad. Okay. You know, so... How's your son reacting to a scene in the Finnish movie? Uh... He's not... He's not even all... He's one of your younger sons, right? He's not showing me that he... All my son's in the film. Trude, Ray Ray and MJ. Right. But MJ the star, right? MJ the star. MJ the star. So he's not really showing me that there might be something he's holding in. Right. But he's playing it like... You know what I do, man. Like, you know... What other one that? Come on.  I ain't like... He's just taking it like a dream. You said all your sons in there, who the one that is turned up, though? Uh... None of them, really. They ain't... My second boy, Ray Ray, he kind of... He kind of swagged with it. Yeah. He had on his glasses at the premiere. You heard me? He had on his glasses all laid back, you know. He was watching the movie. I think he was feeling it, sir. Yeah. He got you. He got you. You had your premiere? Yeah. Your premiere. I don't mean to move. Come on with it. Yeah. That's dope, though. Whole family working, though. Yeah, I got everybody working. I got everybody working. Break that down. Since they was little. Right. Every summer they come up, you work a hundred dollars a day. You got to go with daddy. Whatever daddy. If I'm shooting a video, you got to pass me waters. You got to...  But they didn't work for that. Yeah. Yeah. So that's what you... So that's how you start them out so you can just instill it in them. The hustle. Yeah, instill it in them. You got to work to get it. That's how...  See, I can tell them... The folks thought I was playing when I told them folks I made my daughter pay rent. A little room like an apartment.  Man, I told her the other day, I said, hey, baby, that TV been over for a while, but boy, I'll let you be with me. I am. You worse than Lynn Lewis ever.  Don't barb it off. Someone don't finna get evicted. Emotion. Boy, you the coldest nigga. How you got a... I don't even want to know. You paying rent, Auntie? I don't even want to know. Hey. I don't even want to know. Listen, you got to learn, because look, you got to expand with this. You just don't stay here. We have been blessed. God has blessed a good roof. You got all daughters. I got two daughters and one little boy.  You know when you had them daughters, you married them daughters, right? That's another wife. No. Oh, yes. You might as well get ready. She paying rent. Especially you been in there like the whole time. She paying rent. You might as well get ready when they get up there. Will? Oh, yeah. My wife paying rent.  So, I'm telling you now. My second daughter, you have a daughter and you take care of them for life. Right. That's like a wife. My second daughter, I'm telling you, she be in the way. I want sons. How many you got? I got five daughters. Five daughters. And how many boys? Three boys. You got eight. Damn. I got kids. Women, bro. Women, bro. They love you like this. It's a deep love. They got that daughter. It's a deep love. I told my daddy coming home. He coming home. He coming home. He coming home today. Yeah. I told y'all. He told y'all. I told y'all. No cap. So, you saying the daughters, they be real protective. Yeah, they protective over their daddy. They love their daddy. It's a special love. It's a special love. Man, your son, they lay him back. They don't be...  Yeah, but your daughter's... My son, a titty man, just like your daddy. Hey, man, give him a chance. Ooh. No, I be rude for her. Every time you on the press. Go, son.  Don't you come off of it.  You like me? I'm a... I'm a dead out. I'm hands. I like to know what my son's doing. Yeah. My son Ray Ray over there, 14, him and his partner, I just was in the kitchen. I did all on 14. Four, I just was in the kitchen talking to them. Just was in the kitchen. I asked them, y'all getting some pussy? I just talked to them. I just asked them. They in the kitchen. They was just in the kitchen. I just asked them, they in the kitchen. They was just in the kitchen. Yeah. 15, 16, 14. I just asked them, y'all getting some pussy? Uh... So you... Oh, I wish I could go back to those days where pussy was still funny. Yeah?  Pussy used to be hilarious to me. I wish I could go back. You getting some pussy? Ah, look at that. I wish. That's the best pussy you ever gonna get. Yeah. What's that funny?  You had to sneak and sneak and sneak. I ain't do that. You had to sneak and sneak and you needed some luck to go in there, ma'am telling me.   You got a curtain. Anybody can peek in. What going on? I'm like, baby, look, we're gonna stay in this bed and there gonna be too much movement. Hey, man, that nigga got problems.  Gat, we ain't movin' too much. Nah. Hold up, hold up. I think they got my mama. They got my mama.  Bro, we got to do us a movie, man. It's time. I'm ready. Need to. I know what we need to do.  Start askin' to eat folk. What do you fuckin' want? Yeah, it's sound like you got the blue print, man. Yeah, we don't need that money. We don't need that money. We don't need that money. Yeah. Especially without all us being stars, if everybody get together and pitch in, this is the hedge fund.  You can rent them same cameras they rent. Right. Yeah. Nah, I'm gonna use these. Get the same people to hold them.  Yeah, same cameras. Cause all them people here in Atlanta, I'll, yeah. And then we put it on booze? For boozemovie.com? Boozemovie.com, bro. My money, I don't touch your money. Your money go this way, my money go this way. Right. Real business. Yeah. I'm not gonna touch yours. Yeah. You're not gonna touch mine. You know what I'm sayin'? It's yours. Yeah. We go this way, you go this way. Easy money, man. Yeah. Just think of everybody had their own website. Have you already started? And was selling their own movies and their own music. Right. Have you already started adding other movies to your site? Have you already started adding other movies to your site? Nah, not yet. I got two live albums on there also.  No, you didn't.  You better go check them live albums out. What? Them the blues? I got a blues album I did live. And my rap album I did live. That blues one. That's a bad motherfucker. It's jamming.  They take care of your family. It's a classy.  It's a classy. And people don't know blues. Like, you know about the blues. You gotta be from where the blues come from. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Cause everybody think it's BB King in all the old, you know what I'm saying? But no, this nigga's not. This nigga's not. Yeah, yeah. We pokey king. It's nigga's not. Yeah. Yeah. Blues is telling stories. Yeah. And I'm in the blues lane like right now. Like, you know, all the blues people, at first they wouldn't...  But after the album? They believed in it. Everybody, this next album, I'm getting feet. Everybody won't work with me. Okay. So, you know, they, they respect it that I could make blues music.  I would raise around blues music. Right, right. Make sure you get your tickets, man. Detroit, you know I love y'all, man. You know it's like a second home to me, so make sure you get your tickets to Detroit. Yeah, it's going down. Push it even further. Shit. Good cookout music.  Cookout music. Yeah. Cookout music. That's an L. Yeah. Cookout music. Cookout music. Every time you come here, we give you ideas. Cookout music. Yeah. Come on, man. Let's move it. We need to be in it now. Tell him.   Cookout music. That goddamn cookout music. That's a goddamn album.  Outside of Atlanta Metro. Made it to my repertoire. Nigga, that cook in the front. Cookout music. Cookout music. Cookout music. Cookout music.  J-O ain't play me some music, man.  I'm just adding to my greatness. A little high, man. Stacking on. Stacking on. Fucked around and got too high.  See this C2. Come on. Let's clap it up for that. Yeah, I want you to clap. Burr CDs. Burr CDs. I want you to clap. Burr CDs. I want you to clap. Burr CDs. Come on, man. You know I get 10 million Burr CDs. Ooh. Burr CDs. We got the real deal, too. That's my struggle. I was like, did I get it? That's my struggle. Yeah. Yeah. When the album about to drop.   I think I had your album on bootlead. I'm sorry. I'm telling you, man. I got real diamond. Yeah, that nigga know.  It was on a Burr CD. Line well. So let me say this. Line well.   Back then we had the hand in the hand. Yeah.  If you ain't had in the hand, somebody at that store was hand in hand. Okay. Somebody at that corner store. And then they were burning it. Was hand in hand. You couldn't stop it. Right. Yeah. You couldn't stop it. Yeah. It helped me blow in some ways, but it did not touch my pocket. So you ain't never go to the gas station and like see your pictures. I was putting niggas everywhere. Okay. We was putting niggas in the head every... but we...  It was too many people. Right. It was out of control. Right. We got out of the car, people was running. Right. They didn't want to do that.  Because I know for a fact... Niggas was running. Every time we got out at the... Yeah. Niggas, I bought all your CDs, except for one. Except for the five-star. The one you had the... the Booster Bad and the motherfucker. The five-star chick was on that motherfucker. I bought that one. I bought that one. I made sure I bought that one. But every last one of them was bootleg. I'm sorry. They were five-dollar boots. I couldn't help it, man. You would give me three or seven. You know I was back then, man. So that's it. You give Booster G's head, triple-curly, triple-curly, I got all the niggas. I'm gonna tell you when the game changes, when the niggas start putting all of them up for you. One thing, I'm telling you, one thing, I'm telling you. See, they got thirty-eight songs on. They got Booster. They got Booster. I know this boy. This big jam. Niggas see me saying, Hey, I got some fun. Hey, it's a version of Black Sheep. I'm glad to man. I'm gonna throw this ball. I think I had the bootleg through. It's a bothy thing right here. Yeah, go ahead and take a look for it right there. I got Booster. I got Booster. I got Booster. I got Booster. I got Booster. What do you think about it? Yeah, go ahead and take a look for it right there.  They just use the white paper. Nah, with no stream. We got beat. Yeah. But did that, but could you say that helped y'all in the shit? Yeah, it helped me. It helped me spread. It helped me get show money. Right. That's what I'm about to say.  Yeah. Yeah, that's cool.  Yeah, it spreaded. Why?  Shit spread, bro, like. I know Niggas and Mrs. Chippin fuckin will boost the habit, man, from the bottom to the top. I'm the king. Yeah, I got family. Mrs. Chippin, you know, floor.  I'm coming.  I ain't gonna say it no more. You better pull up. I be like, nigga, I'm gonna catch a flight to this motherfucker. Hey, the one that got me when that nigga said the whole Alabama coming, they already sick. He said that y'all already sick. He might drop me a food.    Your drop gon' sell it, bro, for a family. For real?  That's part of the game, too, man.  You know this song finna turn it up. Like, you tell them before I even play this song. Bitch. Crowd control. Very crowd control. You got the control of crowd. Facts. Did you learn to do it again?  You got to control the crowd. I control that motherfucker. I'ma talk to them people. That's part of the experience they want to see in them.  Did that something you learned in the beginning?  I'm jumping. I'm jumping. I'm feeling myself. Right.  Right. I'm popping. I'm from Louisiana and I got... Niggas jump when they rap. Right. Niggas get... Niggas don't just sit right there. Niggas turn up. So... And I learned that if you're feeling yourself, they're going to start feeling you. Right.  People don't even know the music. Right. They just jump with them. Right. Y'all... They don't even know the music. What he saying? I don't know. Don't nobody want to see that shit. No. Nobody want to see that.  You know, Lil Baby, Baby, them niggas... Pop it, pop it. They want me... They know I'm going to turn them up for them. Leave. Leave. I'm going to have that energy and you know... That's what you want. Have there ever been a song that you left?  Always. You got to have plenty of them, bro. Always. What's a song like you know to set it off got to be awesome? Set it off got to. Okay. Do you even rap that? I just... You just let the crowd go.   Some cities I got to, you know, they be want me to try to do it before so not do it last or something good. Okay. Some cities when I play it, it's over. They going to fight it. Yeah. They going to fight it. They going to go crazy. Look at that motherfucker. Come on.   Waiting for that motherfucker. Come on. Right.  You want him? Niggas don't know. I'm like that. Yeah. You know. That motherfucker. Then when I say that motherfucker, it's different, brother motherfucker. One different motherfucker is like, can you do it last? Yeah. Do that motherfucker last. Okay. And do one verse. Right. They ready for you to go. Right.  Right. Okay.   Ooh. I booked you, but I can't control these police. If you get the holler. Ah.  Damn.  Just to keep, you know what I'm saying?  I got songs that can't even prove it. Can disturb some people the wrong way. Right. You just got to understand if I'm going to a show. Uh-huh. And the promoter paying me for this show. I'm going to give them a show.  Round all these these people. They protect me at this show. Uh-huh. But after I get off this stage. Right. And I got to come back through these counties. Right.  Right.    You know, so. I don't do it at certain times. Man, I understand. That would be crazy.  Why we kidding?  Ain't no real police. So, I don't even like us like that. And that was just for certain police. Like, some of them police ain't got really hit every police. Right. Right. Hell no. Right.  Right. Hold on. Let me get a picture. Right.   Right. I can't be the police. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm parked wrong all by Georgia State. Right, right. You remember my room where I'm parked, I'm high. Right, I'm smoking one. Run for the walk, right up on the roof.     I'm waiting on my boy to come out the corner. Show me love. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, they let you make it. He was a little, uh-huh.  Oh, they already know what's going on, man.   We talkin' about wall, I'm tryin' to shop. I'm goin' in the wall. We chillin'. We chillin'. Ain't doin' nothin'. They can pull me over and start roastin'.   Right. What else I look like? Whatever. What else you got? What else you got? My fuckin' wrote me a warning for my tent, then asked for some tickets to the show. I was like, you should have left that one and go then.  Well, I remember before, before I wore niggas, I was round down bank here. Niggas, Poli probably goin' back 15 mile per hour and nobody want to pay any niggas, bro. I'm like, bro, y'all look suspicious. If anything, I'ma go pay the niggas. Man, I go pay the niggas, bro. I literally, the niggas pulls up and looks at me like, fuck, niggas. You said, we're payin' me and pullin' me over.  I said, OG, you went 15 mile per hour. He said, bro, you know not to ever ride payin' no Poli. You needed that list. No, I didn't. I ride payin' the niggas. That's how you get pulled over, though. Fuck, you talkin' about it. You talkin' about it. Yeah, yo. I'ma tell you, I'ma just be from Louisiana. You got me, nigga, I had to go catch a plane, nigga. This nigga got the bus stop. The bus gon' beat me. We share, Shawty. My Louisiana people, we not passin' up no Poli. Yeah, I know. I'm gettin' off the interstate.  That's what I want to interstate. I'm gettin' off by the matter. I ain't even tell them.  Nigga, let me get some dog food.  I'm tryin' to act, bro. And it ain't even that. It ain't even that. It's just, you know, it's just, you traumatized, bro. You're like, but I had somewhere to go that day.  He just wanted to do that to somebody. But I don't have a car behind that nigga. Time for some nope. I said, y'all got me caught up. He was just sayin' who was comin' first. Ain't gettin' born born. Who livin' like that? Yeah. Me! Me!  Who gotta be somewhere? Me! Nigga, I gotta go somewhere.  It's a trap. You gotta go kiddie and play. He at the bus stop, nigga. Yeah, I know.  Know the trap when they see it. You, A. I mean, I'm an odd boy situation. I'm the type of nigga. Well, I'ma at least make a valiant effort. They gon' pull you over either way.  That's just like them niggas round up on you real fast just to see what you gon' do. They be like, whew. All right, go to them niggas, whew. I'm like, bro, what is y'all niggas doin', bro? Y'all are scaring people. I thought you was dance somewhere to be. I wanted you to go ahead. Why you swerving, nigga? I saw you. I saw you.  Nigga, you automatically hit the break.  There they go. Yeah? Woo-hoo.   Come on with me. It is what it is. Welcome back to the 8 Fast Self Show. Yes, sir. You can tell me one black show amongst black people who live in the house with four or more people. No cap. That's how we livin'. Where is MJ? Christmas Day. Let's go, Christmas Day. BoostyMovey.com. It's like literally right on Krimi Day, like Krimi East, when they be hit, like 11, 59, 59 seconds, then 12 o'clock.  But you say you had about 10 movies you about to do. Yeah, I got one coming out in March called I Know I Know Amongst These. Okay, okay. I start shooting my little Saints next month, so I'm trying to drive four or five a year right now. And I'm getting quicker. I only on BoostyMovey.   I know you fought with Joe. You fought with Joe. Yeah, Joe shot the last one. I went to New York and got my brother boys to shoot the other one. So how I'm doin' it is, I got two people shootin' while he editin', he shootin', he shootin', while he editin', he shootin'. Right, okay. So it's over. Hey, what's up, man? January the 7th, look, all my shows at eight o'clock. And that's how I'm rollin'. Eight o'clock, that's where all the freaks come out. But I will be in Charlotte, North Carolina.  Because North Carolina love me.  So you need to go ahead and click, click right here wherever this is on the screen. It's somewhere. It's close by this commercial. Make sure you get those tickets to check me out. Charlotte, I can't wait to get there. 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Keeps you continuously goin' up. Yeah, so it ain't gon' be no true. I got a week for you. Yeah, right. And I got you shoot. One, two, three, camera man, DP. Yeah. We call him DP. You're sayin' why one movie ain't edited, you got another movie shoot? You got another movie shoot. What made you start fuckin' with the media and the content so hard? As far as what, Instagram?  I mean, when I came over, pretty a lot of people kind of feel me, kind of scared of me. Yeah. I got that feeling because a lot of niggas, I wanted to show people. The clown, you know, I've been to Clare Clowns and since I was born, I wanted to show people what they were seein' on the TV.  I wanted to show people that, so, you know, I can get more money. I could be more approachable. More marketable, too. More marketable, you know. When I came home, all they was talkin' about is fuckin' crimes. Right. It was overshadowin' my music. It was overshadowin' everything.  Right. So I wanted to get people, you know, to turn their heads, you know. Another perspective. Yeah. The clown. You did that. You know, so. That was a part of my repertoire. That's real. Clown, this is about a good sense of humor. Cause they think motherfuckin' ain't got no good sense of humor.  You look like much fly fit Clare Clowns. Oh, I got dead and so drunk at the game. Boy, y'all were cuttin' food. I had fun watching the niggas cut the food.   Bruh, he was so drunk that man was talkin' to everybody. He was so lit. I don't see it in the crowd, watch my niggas. Man, the man tried to go get the gun back from here to hug the security, pushin' him out in the wind. Bruh.  Go get it, dad.  Niggas, I don't see it in the crowd, watch him.  You see? No, he been dead the whole night. Didn't see it, man. He ain't know they give you free drinks all night. Man, that man was... They really ain't flu, you put it to the man. Yeah, but they, man, yeah. And they don't give you no more, man.   You don't date when I'm on the coke. Man, give me four cheese pieces. Three bottles of water. I want some chocolate chip cookie.  You trippin'. And when they come around with a candy tray, I told them, you might as well go and give me a hand of the tray. No cap.  I had season tickets four years in a row. Yeah, man, you're fuckin' with them. I'm on my second... Hold on, though. I'm on my second. But I ain't got a mishier because, you know, I was banned. Yeah, you're back. But you're back. No, I'm back. You're back. I'm all the way back. They heard you when you said it. I'm all the way back. The judge let me back. I went to TV court. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. You went to TV court? Yeah, I just had to get back in the arena. I had to go to court with the judge. Goddamn. Yeah, I had to explain to the judge that what happened, it happened in the arena, but it had nothing to do with the game. Right, no hopes or nothing. This is a BT event. Right, right, right. So she let me get back in there, man. She let me get back in there. That experience, man. Bro, they just banned you for a damn. I'm sorry, I did. I went to Sam's the other day, I still ain't in there. No! Yeah, but I got my rap check, rap snakes checked the other day, so I wasn't that mad. Okay. Okay. Okay. They be there somewhere.  Right. Because they ain't in Sam's. They gotta be in Sam's. But I know what I feel it is, and I'ma keep it real. I'ma feel like, I feel like, you know, I done took over the ghetto market. Yes, you did.  Man, they got Joe sheet in the app.  Yeah, they do. One of my favorites. So I feel like it's a, it was a good move for the company to put them in Sam's and try to even it out. They got to. You in the app, what? You know, like... I'ma say this about the rap snakes. The pitch is better now. Yeah, it was better. It was a little better. The first pitch I was like... Ray Charles. He'll turn me to Ray Charles.  No! It's great now. But it ain't great. It's working on it. It's all like that.   Tell them now you got to catch up. Yeah. He done caught up with them. Hey, I already got caught up.   Yeah, but I need to get in Sam's, man. You know, my check would be way better if I was in Sam's. There's a lot of people in Sam's. Sam's, man. They get them bitches by the boat. Yeah, bro, because Sam, they don't know all the rappers like that.  Right. Yeah. And they gonna get them back. And man, you gonna buy a lot.  Hey, you know what, though? It might just be Sam's. It's Sam's, bro. If Sam's had them hot motherfuckers in there. It might just be time to go and get your own chips, too, though. Thanks. Get your own potato, man. You slice your own potato, bro. It might be time to go and get your own chips. You slice your own potato, bro. Some old loaves, some old crooked fries. You hear me call these crofts a trap.  Curly, curly, dirty.  Dirty, dirty, curly. Come to me.  They trying to hold me. I gotta holler at my boys.   Bro, my water, bro, my water. My water is gonna clean you out, bro. This alkaline life I got, bro.  I need the water. I swear to God, it get toxins out you, bro.  I need the water. Because I need a Cate Lou. Man, my alkaline life, bro.  It show you, it's not these facts. I'm showing people. It's just making the world supported. We so blinded by supporting everybody else. Support the real. You know I'm real. I know it's happening. You see me. You see me all in the bed. You see me.   You don't know where I belong. He never rode a horse a day in his life. I think he don't even play polo. I think I ain't nothing on the horse. I think I ain't. Come on, man. We gotta start. We gotta, as people, we gotta start with the real mama. What if he alert us?   I do have a horse.  You have a horse, boosted?   Because every time you say something, I'm up, I can respond. But nigga, I always thought that was a black man. You know what I mean? Ralph. No. I'm telling you. See, that was you. Ain't never been a white nigga, man. They got some motherfuckin' laws. They got some motherfuckin' laws. See, they got some motherfuckin' laws. See?  That's a nigga right there. Just a may wrap. What was a black man did when purple label came out? I'm telling you. Look, we got that purple label. Smokin' that perp. Even my... Look how Marvin Gaye lookin' at you on that picture. He lookin' at a black woman. He started smiling when we moved the light out of that thing. A boy started smiling. I didn't even realize this is... Okay, it's a different picture. That's another picture of Marvin Gaye. Cause we in the transition to gettin' the old one that should be through movin'. That titty picture, can I have that? Yeah, that's yours. Put that in my house.  Yes, you do. It's not just a titty picture. I don't know. I don't know why that body remind me of somebody. I know about three of them. I could put about four heads on that one.  That need to be the logo or something. Nipper ring got three on it. It's a smiley face on it. It was a smiley face. Nipper ring. Hey, that bit hard. I like when the woman had them titty pictures. No cap. I don't like when they got one. That mean you scary. No, that mean she got a favorite titty. No, you got one nipper ring. She's scary. I ain't never seen it. Yeah, I know. Something wrong with that other nipper ring. I ain't never seen it. One nipper ring. I'm telling you, she...  Hey, you on that whip set. Don't run. You fuckin' on that whip set. How you on that nipper ring? God, I ain't seen that. I ain't seen that. I ain't seen it. I got one. I see it hurt too bad to get done. One nipper ring? I ain't seen it. What you might never see if you got a favorite titty. You got to get both.  It's a dead count. It wasn't. Let's get back here. Both of them is 50, but one of them is 75. Right. It caught more of you get one. I ain't about to do what, I'm about to do what. I'm about to do what. You don't charge it twice. One titty is actually 125. That's what you discounted in the window where I was going to do it. What if she don't get the kind of nippers where you could pierce both of them? That's gotta be it. You got one of them poking in? She still got to put some decorations on that motherfucker. It brings sex appeal to women when they have them. Yes, sir.  You don't chip your tooth. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.  You just don't bathe with it. I'm saying. I put it around the lick one part that one took. I was like, ugh.  The backup of Emory and Stank, what do you think the other side of it, Nipple Ring? She was like, whoa, man.   I don't buy nipples.   That's a doorknocker. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. Got a bull ring. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. Nah, you can't trust no Nipple Ring.  Oh, man, you that.   You know what I'm saying? Yeah, I'm a Puzzle Ring. I don't like it. Sometimes it hurt them, though.  I don't like it. I'm like, yeah, man, you can take these out. Yo. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.  Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.  Who they double that catfish still got the hook in him? That catfish still got the hook in him. Let me be hooked just like the catfish. No. Let me be hooked just like the catfish. I'm like, you know this will come out. Oh, man.   Man, I don't know.  What about the bellerine? I ain't seen the bellerine in the middle.   That's because that's the bellerine. That's why the young people go. I like them bellerines.  Man, show your stomach. Some of these hoes got scrapped off. That's why they take the bellerine out. I like them bellerines. We like a lost boat at sea. Well, you can't dig for the bellerine now.  Nah, they just don't last that long, bro. I be seeing a lot of bellerines. They don't be in them. What do you mean? They don't be in them. Like, I don't be like there. You'll see them. Then you'll see the girl another time, man. Bellerine gone. And the bellerine be gone, I'm like. Yeah, now that shit's like a bullet hole. You know what I'm saying? You think I hit with a doo-doo?         I was in a relationship before, if that's what you're at. Oh, my lord. That's gonna happen. Back in my younger days, I was a motherfucking...  Yeah. I can't do it. I'm trying not at this age now, because now I understand it. That's just... That pussy needs some rest. That's the best thing for it. She gotta recuperate, don't you? Like, we can wait. I can't do it.    And then she told me to sit down on the towel.   I'm like, what this for? Well, he never did this.  I'm good.  You gotta go back and sit on it.  You gotta go make them sit in that high wall. No. All right, man. Hey, J-Wear to six at eight o'clock p.m. Guess who I'ma be? In North Oak, Virginia, at the Harrison Opera House. That's right, me. At the end of the day, the tour is coming to your city.  Pull up on me.  I'm real good. The real hoes know how to make them. Real shit, man. Go sit. Tell her to sit in that hot water, man. I'ma wait. Sit in that hot water. Let her score a lot.    Take it from OG, man. I'm gonna wait. I done been locked up for a while.  Wait, I'll wait.  I got you, man. That's what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna pass on that one. Sounds like you tried to give me some. I put my time in. I deserve better. You're forcing it. What are you trying to transmit to me? I couldn't do it, because that's just like when you going to the restaurant and you be like, y'all close? Y'all about to throw all this food away? Like, I have some. Oh, it's great. Yo, who knows? It's already been in the garbage. Let's go get that. If I put you on. You're doing it. If you got a old lady, you're doing it.  Oh, you're doing it.  And you go outside with the dog.  You trip?   Yeah, yeah. I'll wait in that tooth. Now, if I knock you on, that just be in the gym. Right. Because you can't trust these women these days.  You didn't put a curse on me. You did. All she got to do is sit in that hot water for a minute. So basically, you said that you had done it. Yes, I have done it. There you go. I'm going to keep it real. Y'all probably done it too. Y'all just think about it.  I did. I just had it.  The way I'm saying it, you're telling me my steak ain't already well done. Yeah. Now you're not going to eat it then? What? Yeah. I like to eat it then. I need to practice all the time. No, you don't.   Nah, this is for me.  It's amazing. It's a new move I just found. Let me see if it works. Let me see if it works.   That's just a bag. No. She just had her wife all the way. She wiped it and the tissue got stuck. So I had to help her a little bit. She didn't even know. She didn't even know. She didn't even know.  That's your face. Uh-uh. That's how you live a girl. That's how I been slanking. Uh-uh.  I'm just kidding, man. Hey.  It was a lot. It was a piece. I know.  She had a little tissue in her booty before. You was in the booty. Shit. I was in the booty or you was hidden in front of the bag?  Oh, and who the opening had a little tissue made? A little tissue. No. Real nigga, don't blew it out. You careful, bro. Ain't no blowing.    Yeah, so. Yeah, now you're gonna have to get him. You're gonna have to get him.  Got a little something right there, man. What you want to say? You know, you peaching me now. I'm just grabbing stuff. Yeah.   No cap. Yeah. I don't know how you got this far. All the time? All the time? All the time?  Okay.  You will. I wasn't gonna jump in this one. What are you doing?  Bro, you okay? Okay. So we all keeping it real? I'll just take it. I been hit that door. Come here, auntie. Okay, you scraped. Okay, shout it. Shout it out.  All night?  Yeah. That's weird. If I want a man like that.  Yeah. You just assume everybody out there. Let me tell you something, man.  And they stopped playing with me. Been pimping. Me too? I ain't like... That's trauma, man. That ain't trauma?   That ain't nothing to do with it, man. Drugs, drugs. She wanted to pee in it. That old girl. That's what I'm saying. I was... I was probably...  Ooh. I was 16. Fuckin' a 60-year-old. He beat me. She was a crackhead. I'm telling you, my boy used to beat me. You better wait on the last one.  No cap. What's your name? Crackhead. What you bitch? Like, how bad? Crackhead.  Like a J. Or... Nah, she looked like no J. But she was a J. Facts. Okay. Pikes. Pikes. She was a J. But she looked like no J. Man, me and my boy did... Man, we been... Man, we been kids schoolin' tryin' to get to them. My head. Man, I swear to God. Oh, bleak dog. I swear to God. She was about 55, 66. Shit. She wasn't two up though. She was a nine to five crackhead. Y'all kept up with dope. Y'all ain't lying. You ain't no crackhead.  I got to hit crackhead, dude.  Hey, man. Y'all was dealin' about... Racin'. Racin' to get to them.  I was with my boy. Man, she was cut. Man, right now. So I ain't gonna say that. Goddamn, man. She was cut. I had a guy over here, bro. Before that? Yeah, man. You sold crack, bro. You got head from a J. Facts. It doesn't... Nigga be talkin' when I said that on live, he was talkin' I ain't never get... If you sold... It was nights out there that they was right there. They was right there. I'm talkin' about they was right. Nobody was there. Nobody was there. No witnesses. It was no witnesses. It was nothing. Did you the hell... It was just... I'm talkin' about no one. She was a nigga. You got a pocket full of stuff. I'm talkin' about you give up. I'm talkin' about you got a big rock. I had a big rock.  You give up. I'm talkin' about a dime.  Bro, I'm talkin' about my perp. Perp. That's 25. That's it. That's 25 dollar. And then she gon' get you out of there quick. I'm gonna keep it real, man. Nigga, you sold over yours a 10.  Did she hit it first? Yeah. Did she get a fix first? No, she didn't get a fix after. Yeah, you gotta do it.  Get to me. Get to me. Cause I know y'all. Y'all play too much. Get to me.  Get to me. The last time you ran. I said, yeah.  I had to drop it in her hand. Me neither. Selling crack is where I'd be relying, buddy. It made sense. I'm sorry. This was my habit. This was who was around at the time. When nobody was there at the time. No witnesses. No witnesses. No eyewitnesses. You know who by crack. Crackpaw by... They don't even remember you. They gon' be there. They gon'... They see you and like that and like that.  Hey, baby. I don't remember you. I don't remember what you... I used to stay. I ain't from here. I ain't from right here. I don't know what you're talking about. I don't know what you're talking about. That crack is live forever. I'm not doing cracky. Nah, it's gon' be some cracky. It's on YouTube somewhere. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I gave... I gave, uh, what you call it. What you back in the day. Well, that's all we had. Yeah, he used to come see me. Yeah, he used to come see me. Yeah. Okay. Everybody look. No matter what state I was in. Everybody look. Sweet Mimi. No. They know me. They know me.  Do I have to sit? Yeah. They would do it at the time. They still would.  Yeah, they would. It would be kind of like a bottle. Like, bro, you did that. I did it. Rock. Everybody look at each other. I did it. Yeah, cracky is funny, bro. They got a lot of cracky. I Crag and got some of the realest stories in the world, bro. Because they really was people, before they became a cracky. They just got there, got their little story like, man, I used to I used to school 30 punks a gang. High school, I was there. I was the whole neighborhood come see me, every night. Like what happened? Shit, I started doing crack. That wasn't that a crack kid in my neighborhood told me. Man, I started smoking crack, because it wasn't no weed. It just wasn't no weed, you know what I'm saying? Nah, nigga, you wanted this most in the crack. No, that was an alternate with motherfuckers like Batman. When we went around with motherfuckers on that crack. Yeah, this crack started right out of the party drill.  Let's keep it real. Let's keep it real. All right, come on, man. You know what get most niggas hooked on everything? Right, listen. Women. Exactly. Yeah. My uncle and all of them, they got introduced to crack from a woman. Yep. Talk your talk now. Talk your talk. Most niggas get introduced to cocaine from a woman. Talk your talk now.  Talk your talk now. Yeah. They thinking what they did, so they get high. Mm-hmm, mm-hmm. See? Yeah.  Woman, both moms got hooked on cocaine and crack from a woman. What if it ain't even the crack that they addicted to? It might be the pussy. It is. You trying to get the pussy, so you just take a little hit. Yeah. You trying to get the pussy. I can tell you what you did. Right. You trying to get the pussy. I can hide with this hole.  Facts. Yeah. And you don't hit that motherfucker. You don't hit that thing. You don't hit that motherfucker. You don't hit that, ooh, you can't go back now. You can't go back now. What? You don't hit that motherfucker. You just think I'm finna get high with this hole. Right.    Because at that time, you think that you can snap out of it.   I'm biggest motherfucker. Oh, she got you now. She got you. She gone. Ain't she done robbed you? She gone. She is smoking crack with another sucker. Yep. Took your money out your pocket. Because I noticed that with liquor. I quit liquor about four or five months ago. I noticed that it's peer pressure to drink when women come around. Right. Yeah. Right. It's peer pressure. Right. That's the same thing with another drug. But when women come around, take a shot. Take a shot. Because they drink. I don't want to drink. Why can't you do it sometime to fall in for the women? Right.  I've done it.  You don't sip it. Matter of fact, let me say something. How you from telling your brother peer pressure, bro?  Facts. It survived. That's what they're going to say. It survived.  Listen, I do mind and hope. You do that. You get drunk. Let me take this mind, and I do right with you in the middle. You understand me? I do my drug. You do yours. That didn't do it. Go to your bathroom.  You know, like, 11 piece, dying piece. Drink with me. Yeah, you ain't been fussy like these ladies. They, like, you talking about drag with me.   Man, next time you know you drunk, man.  Yeah, you drunk, man.   Me too. Tripping. I glad I got off that X. Woo! I ain't staying on that long. I live. I ain't found what I was looking for.   I was like, I ain't getting high.   That's how I made it. Bruh. Ecstasy.   It's not going to get up. Without the X's, it... Bruh, Ecstasy, you want raw dog. Right, right. That's why they have all of your... Ecstasy. Right, right. When you on mileage, it's raw dog. You know what it is. Hey, man, look. Stop going outside, man. You know what's happening. Nobody want to see that shriveled up, little guinea pig, man. For real. They want to see the Anaconda.  What Nigga Minaj's song was about, Anaconda, right? It wasn't about no... You know what I'm saying? It wasn't about no sea slug. It wasn't about no snail. You know what I'm saying? She's supposed to be leaving snail trails. Look, man. Stand up in it with Bluetooth. It's a new slogan. Anybody that listen to Blues know. If you stand up in it, she going to stay up on it. Hey, the process is simple. Real simple. Sign up at bluetooth.com, consult with one of their licensed medical providers, and once you approve, you'll receive your prescription within days. So if you could benefit from the extra confidence when it's time to perform, Bluetooth can help you. And we've got a special deal for our listeners. Try Bluetooth 3 when you use our promo code 85SOUTH at checkout. Just pay $5 shipping. That's bluetooth.com promo code 85SOUTH to receive your first month free. Come on, man. Grab those tickets and pull up on me. Because at the end of the day, you already know, man. Grab those tickets.  Celebrity Theater. Fanny's Arizona. January 27th. 8 o'clock. That's enough information, right? You should get the picture. I know what going on. You know what it is. You know what's happening? There ain't nothing touching this motherfucker. What hat? Going outside. Yeah. Yeah. You know what you want, bro. What you want is to see, bro. Bro, it's niggas lying. We're not talking about new drugs. We're just talking about life.  Talk about life. Past. My experiences from my homies and everybody. Past.  We're only speaking from the past. And it's the past. Past. Once you start taking that. Right. Of all. You're not going to protect yourself. Facts. No. You're not going to protect yourself. It's not even in your mind. No. Because you- If this could be in your pocket, it's never coming out. They're rolling. They're rolling. It's a she rolling. Let me give you a little attraction. Oh, it's a dragon wet. I ain't know what I can- Yeah, we all, we out here. It's a lady-to-be, we should be paying on pay. We should be paying on pay.  Yeah, it is.     I remember when I said, I got to make a show. She's going to be on the drug that I'm on. Or she going to be on another drug. I can't do the bean.   I'm not. What?   Yeah, yeah, and they'll try to talk to y'all night Trying to talk to y'all night see a lot of night when they take it, but they get real emotional They get real motion in there.    You just damn.   Me and fable used to pop some pills Me and people used to pop some pills.   It was beam It was straight beam.  That's you know, yeah, she got real I'm a stack triple stack on this. Yes I tried I kept trying it, but then I couldn't find what I was looking for and I just stopped So I just went on to the next but so you know my younger generation So the Zanz and all that she had then came in the fit, but that shit made it slow You know niggas so keep up on the beam. So lit the Zanz was a total opposite.  Yeah, and that when you realize how many niggas was depressed for real Yeah, man, you know how you know if a nigga depressed for when I was up the streets That's when Zanz was hitting cuz I am with you like cuz when I got stabbed I got I got on purpose it through real prescription That's a real one.     I know I got a hundred dollars in my pocket. Ain't nobody stole from me I got a hundred dollars in my pocket nigga by time you get out the store when you walk to the car that money gone you like I got seventy five dollars in my pockets. I'm not dead to some money for me, bro It's always no you just spent twenty five dollars in the store.   You're supposed to stop My boy bleep fell asleep in the at the white house. I had to get up out of the bed go get shake the car Couldn't wake him up with his feet on the gas of my Bentley Sleeping that motherfucker.  This one I stopped taking Molly. I'm gonna land Molly and we remember telling my mama Nigga, this is my early vine day, too. I Know I'm still taking my little in but it wasn't before that.  Oh, I said mom finna go to MacDonald finna got down. You won't you on the social media girl She's here. She ain't even hit me. I got I act like she doesn't answer to me Go to MacDonald come back now. I got my pistol in my lap We eat on this on the passenger seat got a couple of whoo-doo-doo. Well, I'm on the passenger seat I kicked the door Let my door out the car.  I'm like nigga. I'm trying My body shut down couldn't move.  It's all my nephew creepy. He like I'm like, wait, I'm like nigga. I tried No, my lad like you tripping your pistol on the seat everybody lemon clock in the morning, bro I got home at 5 30 in the morning I didn't get in the house to 12 and my nephew didn't come wake me up. Yeah, I'm still been outside Not to this day. Not to this day No, that's it.   I be emotional, bro. Nice to pop. Nice. You had That was really what was going to hit like he was gonna do that Yes Man, I'm with dogs. They're trying to talk to these people and get this man off Play flashed out They took his head, right That was so nervous when I wrote when somebody even my people never did I trust they had me a blood I'd like did you roll this with the old weed?  Yeah, they mixing this don't go to floor. Oh, no, sir.  Yeah Smoking yeah, they gonna tell me what they own boat. I'm saying nigga.    I'm pretty nigga. That's pre-mode.    I didn't I had we my last and in my system. I said nigga.  I'm gonna say this cuz y'all my friends.  They gotta be real strong. Are you gonna take that night with? Don't do that.   Yeah, man, I gotta ask you about the car.  You're in the 90 Two days old did you sell the ever present? Yeah, I sold it.  I got three more school right now I'm finna get up. I ain't got time. I got done.  Just Just really in the old school. I got I get them for for the young My own I got a 69 Lincoln J. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. That's it.  Yeah, that's my car.  I got that box shiver with a carpet more than that motherfuck Oh To the okay I got a little Florida don't candy read and one candy purple mm-hmm Just fly man. You want to sell them all? Yeah I ain't got time for him.  Oh, I ain't got time. What I just get them My laos I get them and they just sit my niggas go right in them, but I don't I gotta get that Lexus man, the Lexus would 400 I got to you saw that new BMW they got Not one for 350,000 Now it's just something like the Rolls-Royce truck you so you saw your um your um your maybach no one Yeah, what you want for? Shit, I sold it to Atlanta motors What you just been selling now? Oh man. I'm man. You never know with me. I'm building the Las Vegas, Georgia right now Hmm in my in my bag.  I was like 17 and whatnot.  I'm definitely gonna get rid of about two of mine.  Oh, I got the motherfuckin nigga. Yeah Then they got more old school in a little bit, man They got more many got probably old school for every year. No cap from 58 on up Miss a year if you want to You gonna miss one. You know me one You're not gonna miss one. They trust me. I do this. So what's your favorite car?    Yeah, you got to put that up.  I slow granted.     They pull out come on. Then I don't like that loud music.  Yeah I Black Monte Carlo, right?       I need help I don't know what in tow truck it but I'm gonna walk to the QT in the middle I just don't want to leave my car on 28th cuz a nigga comes to the room You hear what I'm saying?  I sat with my car. Okay.  That's CVS.  That was quick to work real fair Somebody got my mama like that at Walden a lot of Poli pull up. I hope you catch him in that They tell you this is this the 14 one I'm like 14 and one week 14 one this weekend But I got no cameras at that one.  I can leave my children. Okay, I agree.    They would get the change.    It must be on purpose. They Live everything I'll pitch that they left everything.   They got something. I don't need nothing in my car Something I used to break a car only nothing in my car And I know what's going on in this capital the first day I came out here. Niggas.  I Didn't so meet brah. I went to Phillip's arena with them ticket, bro I thought you brought it was so good. The lady say can we keep them? For the show like examples Man, dude, the first day welcome to Atlanta Niggas.  So again me and my boy got two bitches with us. Oh So you both God damn it me and my cousin got two Both y'all at the door looking at What game it was man, it was a basketball game, bro Did not rehearse First day you moved here. This is my first. This is my first week.  Yeah, you the man. I gotta pay for every goddamn thing You know, that's that's the blessings to come with. Yeah, that's what come with you people understand when you get it Your blessings come with giving facts.   Yeah, that's how I get my blessings, you know, like Bro, could you put people you know ain't gonna give you give it back?   I ain't lying.    They even hate it on Jesus when he helped on the Sabbath.   I don't mean we'll be riding I listen like the spirit movie I told you all move our flesh the spirit move if I see somebody I just be running by and something like for just go back.   Yeah, I don't know what it be. That's how I be for me life You know, let me just tell you to move If you're saying funny, I'm definitely giving you some If you I'm talking about you're saying funny like I love to see a motherfucking funny and saying like I saw one White dude says we're some cheese on the crack the women get me The women junk is give me I ain't with both of you They choose I ain't saying that they use them, but I be like that's a soft spot for me you your two kids outside I made a big go home. I said look baby. How long y'all been out here? She says in 90 months. I said what y'all try? What's your plan? What you trying to do? She's I need to woo the woo the woo the woo You're getting a bit like eight nine day. I need to get out of the corner man.  Mm-hmm. I gotta go do this. Yeah, you know, I'm gonna say it's good Mm-hmm a lot of people do that.  You're loud somebody Oh, right now you got them So long man.  You need your life Yeah, I just went on Instagram your life.  I can't come record right now.  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I see it Well, he got to feel like they didn't tell me everything. I'm like nigga the moment you ready. I'm telling you it.  Oh shout about me. What? Yes, sir. I got a little boy over there right now 14 Can't wait to die right now to grown. Yeah to the big girl be gone Yeah, that's the baby boy far away. No, that's that's the second oldest over there He's 14 right now. He ain't he ain't nine grade. Oh, yeah, so you know what daddy is. Oh, yeah, Tim Gray This is real life. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah Damn his little brother Yeah, I I ain't asked I went grab one of these phones and check this slide. See what's on them You gotta check this slide. I want to see what you're doing on youtube. Yeah, he's gotta take this slide I want to take everything and any watching porn Ha ha ha I got on his head, but I was proud Because he had too many what you're doing. Yeah, four out of eight Four out of eight too many nigga. That's a lot. That's a lot. You're free.  No, I ain't lying. Hey, man. What you doing? Did a nigga watch it threesomes?  This nigga watches two girls This nigga, we going to the ball We going to take a team We're going to take a team nigga. Hey man, y'all terrible. We livin it up What what my dad would have told me got down about the cooch. I had to find out on my own It was the best thing in the world. I went back and told him. Why would you hide this from me? This feels great. What did you learn? What did I learn? She What did I learn?   Well, I am the man. I am the day Recite Yeah, I'm gonna eat it, baby.   No risk.   I know You gotta work on your album. What? We didn't do a movie on it. No, they ain't not married.  What you doing? Come on You're working for them. I'm telling you man for two thousand a lot of women You know, there was a man, bro. See, I was I grew up like In the 80s or the 90s though I don't broke up about the way I grew up They was teaching me like we was in the 80s and the 90s and not like we was elevated to the game Your error was was better because because You know in the early 90s and it was most secretive You heard me, you know when you came out it was I was a secret baby. It was it it was everything was my parents. Oh, they were like who?   You see what I'm saying what you're saying, right?   I might shout at some action. You like what that mean Man, you need to whisper pussy.  I remember the first time it was out of my teeth.    What's it feel like? Pussy. Pussy? I kept smelling my top lip, dawg. I washed my face. Was you eating it or was you? I ain't know how to eat it. Yeah, I ate it. I licked it.  I ate it I ate it.   I was like, yeah, I'm just licking what I see Lay off it That top lip. You did that top lip, huh? That top lip. A motherfucker, boy.   Yeah, it was it was the right one And it made me realize I'm glad I didn't eat the bitches before because it was nowhere.   You talk you talk me.  Oh, Johnny. Yeah, everybody on tumbo your red dress, right? Nobody can see Anybody can see 12 plate He He was the first one made it cool to eat pussy Nobody was talking about eating pussy Who else was talking about it? Talk your talk. That's your sound. That's your sound.  Who else was talking about it? I'm waiting Doing that time it wasn't who else is talking about casey and jojo new They were talking about I cried for you. Yeah I For heaven my lady freaking you brother. I'm not drinking you. I'm tough.    No, you go hard.   What about by the brown now? By the brown ain't no motherfucking art killing when they come to Music and and and freakiness by the brown is a is a prerogative I think we'll got there.  He's he was letting go.  It's a difference It changed that aspect. It's just it changed it just like from rap to auto too He changed it, right By the time two thousand came She she Hey there everybody talking about that.  Shit Yeah, yeah 2000 that was that was a good year What's up? Yeah I see 2007 Six yeah, those were the golden years good year for me good years right there teacher's bathroom 2000 about shit Right now I got them but I feel like when you first take off brother. I'm like your vision Ain't nothing like that first fame, bro.  Yeah, my first four years First two three years Don't be the motherfucker Even when you get the money it'll be like them The brother it'll be like them.   Don't It's a two-month long. I had some nights, bro Real what's one of them stories remember that there's days that you could tell us that just stick out of your mind I had nights, bro Yeah Yeah, they say it won't be Beans you understand when you When you and a click of women on beans And You that nigga. Yeah It's up.  They lock up like crab crab My girl, I'm in the room. I'm in the 10s. Yeah, because Why you on that shit?  Right, right. You talk. You're showing every woman love.  Yeah, all they gotta go. Yeah And Bruh, it's a different feeling bro when when you own them drugs This shit real That's my weed When you own them drugs, it it it bro. It's different. It's different. That's how a lot of mistakes happen actually You gotta bring them drugs make you I'm 44 years old changing me Now it goes it's here. I'm bliss. I like But who It'll come down a lot. I can't say that. What? I'm super if I can if I can do it in comparison. I'm super calm I'm soup. Who's that super calm? I ain't glad I'm chilling I'm chilling. We outside, but we chilling Hmm Well, this game something else man You gotta love it though, bro. You got it come with you. It come with this.   I got a lot of Yo, yo, yo, what's going on your boy DC on fly in case you haven't heard We at the 85 south show have launched our own independent streaming service called channel 85 And for our lawyer supporters, we are currently offering 20 off for six months. Just use code 85 per center Right, spread it out code 85 P e r c e n t e r Once you sign up, you'll get access to the podcast a whole day earlier than everyone else on youtube All of our new live shows independent specials new shows like five on the 85 and even gets your special offers and discounts for 85 south merchandise And the shows it's only eight dollars 50 cent a month or 85 dollars for the whole year And you can find us online at china 85.com or on your iphone apple tv amazon five stick Roku and even on android and remember use code 85 per center for 20 percent off for a whole six months That's channel 85 subscribe I believe like you say you gotta move by spirit not by flick or you move by flesh Then when you make a mistake you move by spirit your spirit gonna tell you uh-uh That's why sometimes like you said I remember you say this and I think about this shit all the time Sometimes okay to go to sleep, bro And I'd be really like that. I'm talking about man.  I'm gonna call you baby Listen, I'm gonna see you the adre baby.    No, what's that?      She's like I'm really nervous now. I don't know what to be done then Be crazy, man. Don't you know I'm calling uber fan.  I know you don't went through all this.  Don't even be worth it. That's why I just be chilling, bro I'm going to sleep.  Got to keep you a little yet, man That's why you gotta forward that won't be understanding nigga, but listen, man I got my little yard. You got your little yard. She on that type of time with shattered little yard But go get you one, man. I'm chilling.  I lose interest fan.   She get the wrong sauce. I don't like her.   Oh, I was like, what? You want to go fishing?  Oh, gee.   They ain't did I'd be right here on the ground. I forgot you didn't case well, man.    I'm the only hope my family got I can't be out here taking all these chances I'm the only one that we got nigga. Ain't nobody else. It's just me.  I gotta stay healthy They break me.  It's back to the ghetto for everybody Come on Come on, man We almost have to get away out the ghetto line.   I've been around ditches all my life, but they're the first time I knew she was real when I saw my my daddy brush his Gums Had a teeth in the hand. He was brushing the gold. I was like I'm like these motherfucking come out I saw my grandma switch her dentures one time and then she put the dentures with the gold stone I was like, oh, she made business tonight. She got a set. Oh, she got a set.   I'm letting them marinate the teeth He didn't want to open his mouth That's the best thing about our generation. We can just get our dentures made by johnny. Oh, it's a different dentist Yeah, Johnny Dane gonna be making dentures for all of them.  He bet then you had to get the gold Johnny Dane dentures, man Bootsy drop the movie site again boostymovie.com Go get it. You can pre-order right now You can pre-order right now and it's cheaper right now So you save money when you pre-order You know what i'm saying? I just want everybody across the world to support me, bro. I know The world do support that's what y'all were saying, bro. You be going viral every time you drop it. I know but If the world supported If if if the world supported How people think on social media If you had a hundred million You should be able to see a ten million record You damn sure i'm sure. No cap. You know what i'm saying?   That's what i'm telling you.  Yeah, but i don't know how the numbers to reflect something I want everybody following me to support me.   No cap.  Right.  You think you have And you took my live yesterday because i posted my liquor Telling everybody is in it is in is in 678 new cities.   Right. I just partnered with some guys out with this cognac I'm gonna tell you braises most as soon as you left them niggas ran through the yak.  Yeah, everybody singing now. That's the boosty. Yeah Goddamn boosty. Yeah, man I like it Me and DC pass the boosty. Yeah, but you know, it's a it's a steady income. I mean, yeah, it's a check every month.  I mean we got it. It's a 50 50 d. I get paid every every third day.  We do have peace That's one thing we have without these fans. We need it.  I need you swipe facts So everything available Man, I see a water to a well What can they get the water? The water uh They dance so deep But they got water here with You didn't even catch the devil He said he can sell water to a well You go to alkaline life.com because they need it right now. He was talking about an actual well He was talking about a well the animal That shit is crazy. Yeah, no cap. I'm I'm hot, but I'm still here. No cap. I said I'm hot I'm still here.  You tell me this stuff though.  What you want to collab on? Shit whatever. I like money, bro.  We do too. Yeah Yeah, we got a few goddamn played but I'm a playmaker. Hey boost.  I see I just told y'all y'all they came up.    You know, I'm saying what you got going on over there And what we got going we got plenty motion. No cap. You feel them saying and you know They didn't build room in a day bad. I'm saying there's some you know Somebody has to put the animals on knowers up I said I'm high but I'm here That was on the one person though though. Yeah, I know this is teamwork. That's what I'm saying Okay, once we go on the art that means I'm bad for them. All right We got to get on the boat now I'm saying we got to build a boat right now.   Come on there.  Hey, I said I'm high But I'm here, but I'm here. Hey man, talk to me.  We got mario the karmic in here, man. How was your uh experience working on the movie with booson? Yeah Work with somebody who knows they want.  I'm really on set Well, I got to ask you this then boosie. What advice would you give to the independent filmmakers? Uh I don't have too much advice yet. I'm just gonna I'm coming up. They just want to hear like I'm coming up. Uh I'm trying to get game from the overheads.  You giving them a platform. You know, I'm hoping some of The tile appears.  Come on tp. You know, you know, I'm hoping I can get some game I came in this game With a with with with muscle. Yeah Well, I'm gonna do it Not even know I do but it's gonna get done. Right now. I'm getting better and better.  Yeah, what you're doing You can't sit and say do that because how you did it I don't know Let me ask you How you put your crew together because it's gonna be some people who watch uh with with film is all about Most of the money is all about locations It's all about locations. You're paying for locations to To film it I went to Baton Rouge and mustered every location. I didn't gave love to Excuse me every lady. I didn't help every church every Excuse me. I need to build it to the morning.  And you know, go back when people showed you love it You got a church you went to move that. Yeah, instead of going pay them people 20,000 for their church My father called me the other day. I said nigga. Yeah, you think you got a car wash.  So you ain't got to be shaking them.  Yeah, roll it man Yeah, we 20 minutes for now.     That time you gone.  You don't want to add too many questions You can ask me whatever. I know, but we from the street.  You see what I'm saying? But maybe some of them store you be giving them for the good store Nah, I just I just I just give I just give what come to me. That's all it is.  Yeah, man.   I'm gonna I'm gonna keep it all the way, honey, right? And uh, you know me and black got it. We got a Delicious, we got my boy.   You understand me? This motherfucker funny, bro. Like no, it's funny It's funny, bro. I mean the movie this your second and third movie.  No, it's wrong.  I'm uh, I'm uh So the boostedmovie.com how did the website come about because you know, they keep me handy. Uh, first of all I was talking to the sharks, you know the Netflix all the big people About my films and uh They ain't respect it You know, they ain't respect me as a director. They ain't respect me as a film writer So, you know, what they was offering me was crumbs So I I say, you know what I'm gonna I'm gonna put my own basically anybody can get a website and see how that merchandise on their website Yeah, that's what I did. I said man I'm gonna put my own move out You know, I didn't know how many people was gonna support.  So, uh, I had like 200,000 people supported me and brought it So, uh, that's where Albums you could go buy the movie I bought multiple times you can buy how many times you want That's what I did for my birthday I didn't take any gifts You went to the website and pre-order Raymond Cologne just ran a receipt Because I'm this my mission to get this off the ground, right? I know if I get this off the ground Sky's the limit, bro. If I start my black Netflix Who you collabing with next as far as movie wire? Uh I'm going back with desert. We finish you the uh another comedy called little saints so, uh Last night I went to paragraph in a film for Me this in dc, uh, I ain't in the movie man.  I wasn't trying to put some stuff together So Didn't come up like it did last time. I'm a visual lie, bro. When I once I once is in my head Like he say I go off Feeling bro, if I get chills on me and we talking about something. It's a million go If the chills don't come The meals don't come That's food But I'm here Chill don't come the meals don't come it ain't right chill come on me and we talking about it.   Oh gee. Yeah, but we damn sure appreciate you coming back to the trap Right to end the motherfucking year, man. Oh, let me promote my audience common tribe. Yes, sir He's gonna drop on the first I told you about the black country singer. I got oh, yeah Yeah, I looked them up bad boy bad motherfucking niggas so bad uh Spiffy just dropped two to just drop my son just dropped his album when still well, so uh We just working in building bro. We just we got music over here. We got I got my sports agency now So I'm finished on signing all these all these players I can bring somebody over to you. Oh, I'm a pop up pop y'all You need bring them on but I need all the youngsters out of eight You go on and we're going to every game You gotta ace. Yeah, I gotta ace. Let me be up on your age.   How long that be man? You could I say about about two three years You can you can you can pull something off Now y'all and you go to school I don't know. You know that right I go online. Yo Yeah, man, we trying to get this this force. We got a boxer that we sponsoring too. I can sign them too I will talk about it. I can sign him too. He ready He's on the road to redemption right now. He's on the way back. Come on. I can sign them too They also got them for the brother. We signed a box or whatever. We got a cold swimmers We got a cold swimmers We signed in punters everything. We got a cold one I need him I'm in talks right now. We got to get one motherfucking every sport check this out This is what I wanted to tell you. This is what I want to tell you tonight That i'm a need you for talk to bag for you to talk to me I'm in talks and Getting this big building and lost vehicles talk to me now And part on in celebrity box You need a motherfucking announce. You need a nigga commentator nigga. I'm gonna be done king and lost vehicles talking about a nigga I need a nigga. I need a coin table. I'm gonna be like the button on over there all over the UFC Nigga be going crazy. I'm gonna be on the side of the ring. I'm gonna be going crazy man. All them rap leaders.  Oh, he gone oh, he got knocked out.  Why I'm gonna. Don't take on a lot of things nigga. I saw a dream I got you nigga.  That's why I need I need some like what am I on there?  He's from LA my butt right here from peeper I don't know man. He's deep over talk. She's gonna know what the belt name's gonna be hard to Who you gotta have a belt name, you know Send it on uh title. I want my first fight. I want my first fight To be christian rock and somebody else I'm gonna pay christian rock Be a good man I got to get christian I got I won't bring the best fights to vegas And I got to bring the best At all that beef every time All the undercords they're gonna be the You're gonna wrap. Yeah, good me all them undercords. Get out there. You want your fame? Here you go.   We got a windmill over the right That's all he got. Yeah, and he should fight a nigga. Then that should be all he got too There's another thing we're gonna win me a challenge. You gotta get trained.  No attention.  I think it's reserved. Yeah, Frank. Look at them at the front. Yeah, man. Where you meet? Yeah, man. Where you meet? Where you meet, man? Where you at, man? We can put it on. We put it on man. The baby front row. I'm bringing all my celebrity friends All my celebrity friends. I want to do the popcorn. Okay. Just let me do the popcorn All my celebrity friends, celebrity boxing man DC young fly getting it Just think of him talking about your way. It's got knocked out man.  Are you ready?  Yep ring girl. Yeah, the ring girl. I g ring girl. I g ring girl See if you really look like that. Let me see if you look like that Right that weave off. Let me see if that's your real It ain't that lady so old Right, baby. Ain't no filter here. You got chain that one like sponsored by Chain that doesn't spare Sponsored by fashion over. Yeah Come on. Yeah, man. Fashion over. Oh, man, bro. Yeah, they name out. No, what about that?  I said chime That ain't even real bait Yeah, man.  Oh, yeah Placement, bro. Make a floor.   I put this I put I put your weave back in there You know what I need Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Whatever whatever it is. You don't need to touch nothing Yes, it's called placement. Mm-hmm. Advertising. You got that plug. I forgot Advertising. I got you got that plug. Yes, sir. Placement you a placement, bro Placement put them up on that. You know, I mean if people want to put they clothes they clothes in your movie Just to put them on for that shot It's a chick Every scene should be a chick Well, shit, man, we wish you my success on your movie. Where's mj? Where's mj? Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Look at that pig right here. I smoked out my wheel. You did I'm getting DC. Look at this photo, man. No


Take time in the stillness of night to listen to the whispers of God. He will show you the way. Whispering Bill, a nickname given to music artist, songwriter Bill Anderson, years ago as a result of his warm soft approach to singing and country song over 60 years. He has captured the attention of millions of country music fans around the world and enroute to becoming a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame, the Grand Old Opry, Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame, and one of the most popular, most endearing entertainers of our time. This is his story. This is today's Nashville. This is faith. Whispering Bill Anderson, I have been wanting you on my show for so long, but you are so busy, you're everywhere. I can't keep up with you.  Thank you. Well, thank you for having me here at your beautiful office, all your awards, and wow, 60 years. Have you been entertaining people? Doesn't seem like it. Seems like yesterday. Well, take me back to where it all started. Well, it all started in Columbia, South Carolina, where I was born, as far as getting into the entertainment business. It started in a little town called Commerce, Georgia, where I went to work as a disc jockey on the local radio station back in the late 1950s. And when I wasn't on the radio, I used to spend my time on top of the tallest building in Commerce, which was three stories high, was a little hotel where I lived. And I used to go up on the roof of the hotel at night after I got off of the radio, and I'd take my guitar up there, and I'd sit up there and strum and play. And one night I happened to write a song called City Lights up on top of that hotel. There were no city lights in Commerce. There were a couple of traffic lights and a flash-and-drug store sign. That was about it. Well, how old were you? I was 19. 19. And I don't know, this song found its way to Nashville. It became a hit for Ray Price, and it opened all the doors for me in Nashville. And I thought, well, I'll just go to Nashville and see what's going on. And that was 60-plus years ago, and I'm still here, and I'm still trying to figure out what's going on. Oh, well, you've done quite a bit since then. Well, I've been very blessed, I really have. Even though you've been at Nashville, though, you've done a lot of television and talk shows, and tell me about that. Well, I haven't let a lot of grass grow under my feet. I have moved around a good bit. I went to California back in the late 70s and got very involved in television out there, hosting game shows, which was something totally foreign and new to me. And I found that I enjoyed it. I had a lot of fun doing it. And I would guest on a lot of the other game shows and things in California. If you look on the Game Show Network or the Buzzer Network, you'll see reruns of those shows all the time. Every time they rerun one, I make $11. $11. No, I think it's up to 19 now. Well, I even read that you were on a soap opera. Is that right? My whole life has been a soap opera. Yeah, after the Game Show that I was hosting on ABC went off the air. They came to me and said that certainly wasn't my fault that the Game Show didn't continue. And soap operas were very popular in those days. They were some of the biggest rated shows on television. And they wove me into the storyline on a show called One Life to Live on ABC. I remember it. And I played the part of Bill Anderson, which was a real stretch. How long did you do that? Off and on for three years. Three years. And we did that in New York, most of it, although we went on location. We went to Knoxville and did some. We came here. We actually filmed some One Life to Live segments at the Grand Ole Opry House. And it was an interesting experience. I enjoyed it. So you're out in Hollywood. Then you came back to Nashville. What happened after you got back? Well, they started a network here on cable television called TNN, the Nashville Network. And I hosted a Game Show there for six years called Fandango and got very involved with TNN. I looked better on the radio, but I ended up on television a whole lot. And then you got back into writing and your music? Yeah, I had really kind of gotten, I came to Nashville basically as a songwriter in the late fifties and early sixties. And that was kind of what I hung my head on for a while. And then somebody said, well, why don't you record some of those songs? And I said, I thought you'd never ask. So I went down the artist pathway along with the songwriting pathway and one door opened and just kind of led to another. And I've always been kind of curious what's behind door number one, door number two, door number three. And I've had a lot of wonderful, interesting experiences that I never started out to have. A lot of things just happened. Isn't that wonderful? Tell me how you got your nickname Whisperingville. I don't know. I guess I was blessed or cursed as the case may be with kind of a soft voice. And I started early in my career doing some songs where I would sing a little bit and talk a little bit. And a guy named Don Bowman was a comedian on a syndicated television show. I was doing it. And Don is the first one that hung me with the nickname of Whisperingville. And it just kind of stuck. And really, I'll tell you in the beginning, I kind of resented it. I thought, well, they're making fun of me. And then I realized that I had something a little bit different and unique. And I also realized that there's a million Bill Anderson's in the world. But there's only one they call Whisperingville. So it became an asset to me. In the beginning, I thought this is not good. And then I realized as it kind of turned and time went by, I realized that it was good. And it gave me a unique handle. I didn't have to change my name to Conway Twitty. You even wrote your autobiography. Isn't it called Whisperingville Anderson? The first one, I've done two autobiographies. I've had such a busy life, we couldn't get it all into one. Yeah, the first one is called Whisperingville, a life of triumph and tragedy, I think was the subtitle. And then the other one was an unprecedented life in country music, Whisperingville Anderson. And we do the Whispering without the G, which I guess makes it a little more country, just Whispering, Apostrophe. So the trials and triumphs, can you tell me one of your trials that you've gone through? We got long enough. My trials have basically been in my personal life as opposed to my career. My career has been marvelous. And as I said, very, very blessed. I've had a couple of things in my personal life. My wife was very badly critically injured in a head-on automobile wreck in 1984. And we didn't know for a couple of weeks whether she was even going to live. And she and I had a six-year-old son at the time. And I had to kind of become mom and dad to him for a long time as she recovered. And she didn't recover, as the doctor said, she rehabilitated and was able to get back and live a fairly normal life not too long after the accident. Well, a couple of years or so after the wreck. And then I've had a grandson who from the time he was six years old, he's 18 at the moment. He was diagnosed with a very rare form of cancer. And that has been a very important part of my life and a trial and something that on the family side I've had to learn to live with and accept. Fortunately, the good news is after 12 years, for the first time a few months ago, they announced that he's in remission. So he's going to graduate from high school and hopefully go to college. He's picked out. He wants to be an electrical engineer. Bless his heart. Just glad he didn't want to be a guitar picker. Bill, we're going to talk about what God is doing in your life and how you encourage people that are going through those trials. And we're going to talk about it when we get back from our break. Bill, we're talking about your autobiography and the trials and the triumphs that you faced. And we're talking about your grandson and your wife who is critically injured in the car. How has your faith pulled you through that? And to be an encouragement, how does that encourage others? Well, I would hate to think that I would have had to go through both of those, particularly the thing with my wife and having a six-year-old son at the time. I don't know how somebody could make it through something like that. Without faith. Without having God that you could talk to first thing in the morning, last thing at night. And a dozen times during the day, you know, just help me figure all this out. Just putting one foot in front of the other and knowing that God was going to take care of me and bring me through and bring her through. And then with my grandson, you know, to bring him through. I have a wonderful family. I have three children, two daughters and a son. My son is now that little six-year-old boy.  I used to take him on tour with me back, especially when his mother was not able to do a lot of things with him. And I thought, well, I'll take him out on tour with me and I'll teach him about the music. Maybe he'll get into the music. Well, I was flying to a lot of my shows back in those days. And he cared about the music and he liked it. And he became a pretty good little drummer. But what really fascinated was those airplanes. And now I should get over those planes. And that was what he wanted to do from a very early age. So I've been very fortunate in my life. I've been able to make a living doing something that I love and to see my son be able to do the same thing. And my daughter, my younger daughter wanted to be a nurse from the time she was old enough to know what a nurse was. And she's been able to do that and live her dreams. So we're the lucky people. But three children and eight grandchildren. So we leaned on each other an awful lot during all of these times and leaning on God and on our faith, but leaning on each other at the same time. That's beautiful. Let's talk about your triumphs.  But let's talk about some of your successes. Because I mean, it is still going on. Well, I just got nominated for a Grammy award. I didn't win. I know.  And it's like, where is he? And we turned on the TV. And my husband said, well, he's at the Grammy. Yeah, I got to go out there, Dolly Parton. And I did a duet together of a song called Someday It'll All Make Sense last year. And we got a Grammy nomination. Let's talk about that because I saw the video. I love, first of all, I love the song. Thank you. And I love the video. I mean, it was, it's just beautiful. Thank you. Did you write that song? I wrote it with two other guys. I got into co-writing after I kind of got back into music a little bit a few years ago. And I do a lot of songs with other people. I wrote Someday It'll All Make Sense with Bobby Tomberlin and Ryan Larkins. And Dolly heard it. It was amazing because Bobby Tomberlin, one of the co-writers, was good friends or is good friends with a lady named Cheryl Riddle, who was a dear friend of mine, as well as Dolly's hairstylist. And Bobby played Someday It'll All Make Sense. I cut it by myself to start with. And he played my version of it for Cheryl. And Cheryl says, Dolly's got to hear this. And she took it to Dolly. Next thing I knew, Dolly put her voice on it and sent it back to me. And it was just like an angel from heaven. I mean, you talk about an answered prayer. I didn't even dare to pray for something like that. And it happened anyway. What's the song all about? Well, basically what it says is kind of summed up in the title. No matter what we go through in life, we don't understand it. I mean, it starts off with the singer being angry. He said, I was angry. I was shaking my fist at the heavens. I didn't say what he was angry about, but he was angry. And then suddenly this voice speaks to him and says, Don't worry about it. Someday It'll All Make Sense. It's kind of a modern day version of the old song called Farther Along. Farther Along will know all about it. Farther Along will understand why. And this one just says someday the picture will come into focus and we'll see it all plain and clear. So it talks about faith.  So that's what it's about. And Dolly and I both felt this song very strongly. She's a person of great faith, as you know. Yeah. I had the privilege to interview her years ago just for a little, she wasn't on the show, but I just loved her faith too. You know what I love about Dolly? And I've told people this since we did the record and since the video came out. Dolly takes what she does, her work, her craft, very seriously. But Dolly doesn't take Dolly very seriously. Dolly cuts up and has more fun. We were in the studio doing this very serious song and she's cutting up and cracking jokes and entertaining everybody that's on the set. And then when it comes time to be professional and to do her part, then she knows how to do that. I admire that so much. Yeah. Everybody loves Dolly. Everybody loves Bill too. But the song is very touching and I think a lot of people really don't understand sometimes. They get angry and they, you know, even tragedies that we have seen this week. We don't understand why. Why is this happening? Yeah. But someday, you know. It'll all make sense. Well, that's, that's faith. That's not just believing that he can. It's knowing that he will. And I kind of based my life on that. Tell me about Still, the song. Back in my other life when I was a child. We're going to go back. You know, I listened to that and I'm thinking, oh, and I read a little bit. Do you know who, did you write that song about somebody? Well, for years, I would not answer that question, but I finally confessed. I didn't write it for somebody, but I wrote it because of somebody. I ran into a girl, a lady, that when she was a girl and I was a boy, we dated some and she ran off and married somebody else. And I ran into her again and saw her and it, I didn't fall in love with her all over again or anything like that, but it brought back the memories and the song was just based on the feeling. And I try to write songs not so much for what I'm feeling and what's personal to me as I do for the listener.  All kinds of various reasons. And yet they never quite get past it. There's still a little part of whatever that was that lingers inside them. And I've had so many people tell me, the greatest compliment I think I can be paid as a songwriter is for somebody to say, you must have written that song just for me. And I can't tell you how many people over the years have said you must have written still just for me. And when somebody tells me that, that's about the greatest compliment I think I can be paid.  And if the song is important to me and has in my life, I remember where I was the first time I heard it, or I remember what I felt like the first time I heard it, and that feeling never goes away. And I think that's one of the great things about music, because music kind of becomes the tapestry of our lives. And we're going to talk about it. We're going to talk about where God is leading you. If you know, please tell me. Yeah. We're going to talk about it right after the break. Bill, you've had such an amazing career, Country Music Hall of Fame. Tell me about it. Well, I keep using the word blessed because I can't help but feel that way. You know, I came here, I had a hit song when I came here, so I was one step ahead of a lot of people who come here.   Well, I was very fortunate because I did come here with a hit song under my belt, and the doors were open to me, so maybe I didn't have to struggle. I mean, I had a lot of struggles because you don't want to become a one hit wonder in the Johnny One song. You know, you don't want to be that. You want to go on and create some other things, but to be eventually named a member of the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame and then later on the National Songwriters Hall of Fame that encompasses all kinds of music, the Country Music Hall of Fame. Not only did they make me a member, but they did a big Bill Anderson exhibit, and it stayed up for almost two years, and I was extremely proud of that and happy. But I didn't get into the music business to win awards or to hang trophies on the wall or this kind of thing. I got into it because I love the music. I still love the music. It's changed, but everything's changed.  They don't have running boards on cars anymore. So everything changes, and I've tried to just kind of change with it. I've tried not to get locked into any one particular thing, and I wrote songs in the old days for Ray Price and Farron Young and Charlie Louvin and the traditional country artists, and I've been lucky enough to write them for Brad Paisley and George Strait and Allison Krauss and people like that. So when I say blessed, I really mean it. You really are. When you step on the grand old opera stage, what's the feeling like even today? How many, you've been on it countless of times, but I joined the opera as a regular member in 1961, so that has been a while. It's still the most special stage in the world. You can play anywhere, and I've played just about everywhere there is to play, and there's something about that grand old opera stage. Whether it's at the Opry House or occasionally we go back to the old Ryman Auditorium where the Opry was when I became a member, and there's no feeling quite like it. The young kids come to me. They say, don't you get nervous playing the Opry? I say, no, I don't get nervous. I don't get scared.  She said, if you don't get a few butterflies, then it doesn't mean as much to you as it should. Do you still get the butterflies? It means a lot. Oh yeah, yeah, because it still means as much to me as it ever did. When you think back of all the people you have worked with, any interesting stories, or because I've heard stories sometimes you guys play jokes on each other, or do you have anybody? Oh good golly. I came to town with a young guy named Roger Miller. His nickname was The Wild Child. Roger and I met each other in Atlanta when he was in the army, and I was a disc jockey, and we both had dreams of coming to Nashville. And you don't come here and hang out with a guy like Roger Miller and go away without stories.  It's kind of hard just to dig one up, but I've been around some of the great characters of the world. I toured with little Jimmy Dickens and Minnie Pearl, and these great legends and people of great substance in our business, and I feel very fortunate to have done so. What's Minnie Pearl like? Incredibly beautiful lady, Sarah Cannon. Of course, the Sarah Cannon Cancer Center here is named for her.  She cared I think more for other people than she did for herself, which is evidenced by the fact that she put her name on this Cancer Center. I didn't mention when you asked me about trials and tribulations in my life, I had, after my wife and I did not survive everything in our marriage, I was with a lady for 12 years who developed cancer and was treated at the Minnie Pearl or Sarah Cannon Cancer Center. She eventually passed away, but Minnie put so much of herself into other people, and she'd walked down that hall at the Grand Ole Opry on a Saturday night, and maybe she would be on early and was going to leave, and maybe I would have a late spot, and she'd walked down that hall, and I never will forget the last time I saw her. She was walking down the hall, and she reached out and she touched me on the arm, and she never called me Bill.  I loved her very, very much. Bill, what's next for you? What's first godly to you? We have a few minutes left. Well, next Saturday I'm going to be on the Grand Ole Opry. Well, I just might come and see you. I asked Tex Ritter that question one time. I said, you've done everything. You've been in movies. You've won Academy Awards. You've run for the United States Congress. What's next? And he said, next Saturday I'm going to Pennsylvania, and that's kind of what I just do. I didn't plan any of this. It all just happened, and I just try to stay open-minded and attune to it. I still love to write. I'm not touring at the present time. I'm doing the Opry. I'm writing songs. I'm making a lot of new records, and I'm just looking to see what's behind door number one, door number two, and door number three. Well, I'm sure glad that you opened the door so that I could come in and sit down and talk to you today. Thank you. It's been my pleasure. You beautified my office. Oh, well, thank you. My friend, are you facing a trial in your life? Like Bill said, someday it'll all make sense. This is Today's Nashville. This is faith.


How does your life change during football season? We're a football family, so Sundays are sacred to us. We're probably cooking out the kids in the pool, and we're watching some football. If we lose, Mondays are the worst day in my life, by far. But wins, you don't mind going to work. Home games, I'm off. Four games are going at one time. Chargers, Saints, and Eagles. We just have ourselves a nice little Sunday afternoon, watching some TV and watching the birds.